so - M A N C H E S T E R H E R A L D . T u e s d a y . A p ril 19, 1988 2 - N MS — IS HOMES I ^ H O M E S UDIFOR SALE HO FOR SALE CARS I Merchandise FOR SALE SOU^HkRN New Eng- WILLINGTON. 7 room ITED land classifleld ads Raised Ranch on 1.4 $6a3 billion reach nearly 800,000 1979 BUICK Le Sabre. Acre. 2 car garage. 3 Excellent condition. 0 .5 % jump homes In Connecticut bedrooms, 1'/i baths, FURNITURE Loaded. 60,000 miles. Ian fo r and Rhode Island. The Fleldstone fireplace In m fic prac- price fo r a basic 25 $4500 or best offer. Budget on the way rea. Full living room. $169,900. 647-8351. t Boston’s Clemens isn’t bothered Increase in prices w ord ad Is only $55 and C all 429-1213. ' QUEENSIZE Waterbed nee ne- (21 IsTlSpoFHie/ MISCELLANEOUS complete. Dark pine. 4 SU B A R U 1 ^ G L W agon, will appear In 43 news­ MANCHESTER. Raised LAWN CARE REMODELING |2 i| MOING to O ’N e lirS vd e s k /4 Ab c e lle n t papers. For more In­ m m SERVICES drawer base, amtchlng 5 speed, excellent con­ IStelililiH by the Oy^ Young Award jinx / 1 8 biggest in a year / l O and be- Ranch, 4 bedrooms, 1 '/a nlghtstand and chest of dition. $7500 or best formation call Classi­ baths, fireplace, above lo ; p ox Lami Mewliiii S M Hr im ODD lobs. Trucking. drawers. $500 or best offer. 742-6561. lanches- fied , 643-2711 and ask ground pool. Conve­ p r e s t ig e ROOnNG for detalls.n Edgliii. Nadfe TrhRMlni. Improvimintt A Rtpair Home repairs. Y p u offer. Coll after 4pm. SIESTA 1980- Needs a Schi niently located near Rooflng of all lypoa. SMnglaa, 568-1903. MANCHESTER. Lovely 3 schools, shopping. Trw klni. ate. Complota, homa oara. name It, we do It. Free little work. $200 or best b e d ro o m C a p e , 1'/> •ProftMlomlly Equipped flat roofing, roof lopalrt. estimates. Insured. 643- offer. Coll otter 5:00. Reg $219,900. Call 643-9095 or "No Job Too Snwir *11 work guvnteed. MOVING- Living room baths, dining room, 649-2276. • DppemtaM* Fm EitlmitN 0304.______set and fireside chairs. 649-4615. is b eii garage. In-ground Call r e t i r e m e n t L lv ln g - Excellent condition. re m a i pool, beautiful neigh­ MANCHESTER. Immac­ Ray Hardy. 8 4 6 > 7 0 7 3 ulate and spacious U 8, 648<1143 . 742-7831 Everythlng provided Coll 649-9334.______and 6. borhood! Sellers relo­ for your comfort even cating. $169,900. Cen­ R duality built 9 room MATCHING Couch and LIPM AN #1 Ranch. Many extras. FARRAND REMOOELINS nurilng service. Rotes love seat. Dark Green tury 21-Homeseekers LJSaSON reasonable. Coll 649- Asst R eolty 623-5044. Including 2 fireplaces, Loadtcapliit * Mowing Room addttlona, dooks, roofino. with floral design, also VOLKSWAGEN woodstove, custom tiding. windoiM and guNen. HAH ROOFING 2358. brown lounger chair. 6 n w a r d Si U pw ard 11 Yard doofi-ve, mendno, (nil Baekhot and buidotar tarvloa ftssMentlel roofing of ea lypee. •7 Bulok Bagal, Immsoulate A fr window treotments londKoot Mrvlct otrorod. Excellent condition. Losdsd, MSSao Growing out of your avallaMa. Call Bob Fanand, Jr. FREE ESTIMATES. HAWKES TREE SERVICE 649-3329 after 4pm. held I and beautifully manic­ Free Ettlmotos. 10% Senior CHIten Olseounl. ee Subaru QL 3 dr, Slivsr, S ap, starter home? This ured grounds with an Buokol, truck S obipper. Slump 4 WO, AC, AM-FM, *7208 Wome beautiful property can Bus. 647-8500 All WOik Quarsnised. Inground pool. Conve­ 6 4 5 * 6 4 1 2 (iM v* monoa*) ramoval. Free sstimatss. eavwQTiraeee lege. ’ solve th a t p ro b lem I R it. 845-0640 B0AT8/MARINE iJlanrljFatrr nient location for easy 647 -82 80 Spaoltl oonsidaratlen tor ae Trana Am, Blk, •11,903 regist Priced right at $209,900 commute. Must see to eusRiiow_____ m a m aldarly and hsndloapped. EQUIPMENT 83 Toy. Toreoi 2 dr, rod. •6198 features Include 3 bed­ appreciate! Don't ProfWslonal Lawn KITCHEN A BATH 86 (2) Tareola 4 dr, AT, •0993 rooms, 2 full baths, wait 18209,900. Klernan Mdntananea 6 4 7 * 7 5 5 3 15' Seastor, no seats. 98 Chav Covalter Typa 10, •3296 C atT family room with fire­ REMODELING 86 Cuttaaa Ctorrn bm. •TbbS Realty 649-1147.0 Cewipm t landMapIno dedgo. CaN 85HP Chrysler. $1500or Wednesday, April 20, 1988 place, stylish Euro­ for your iraa ■allmm. From the smallest repair to best otter. 649-2530. 84 Audi 4000, quarto. •9498 Manchester, Cenn. — A City D f Village Charm App pean fully appllanced MANCHESTER. Ideal lo­ the largest renovation, we m FL00R IN 6 94 Volvo DL 4 dr, bm. AT, •7899 30 C en ts Conne cation, next door to 6 4 5 -4 0 7 5 Pm w m m tg t) kitchen, formal dining wilt do a complete job. Start Tae SsR ScrssBBd Lsan 12' Aluminum boat and 94 VW OLI H im a vaila room , a ttic fan , a ttra c ­ everything, shopping, 4 8 7 -5 8 7 0 to finish. Free estimates. Any amount daHvtied. Alao. fill, trailer. Also,4HP Mer­ 93 VW Csmpar AT, *7906 tive landscaping, situ­ schools, public trans­ graval, atona and bark, muloh cury motor. Call offer 84 VW RabMt, 49K, •4296 A portation, recreation, EASTERN FLOORSANDING 3om 6 4 9 - ^ . ______92 Bulok Skylark, •3296 A ated In the Forest Hills Heritage KHchen A Bobeal, baokhoa $ loadar rantat W o r section of Manchester. plus an easy commute. LAWNCARE a Floors like now Don’t miss the many offer­ 76 BMW 3201, •4796 3 bedroom Cape, 1'/a ottering a Fuff Line ot Bath Center a Specializing In oktsr floors DAVIS CONSTMICnON Jackson 8, Jackson Lawnn S6 YYard SarWoaa ■ ings In today's classified 24 ToHbmI Tapk, Rto. S3 M u l Real Estate, 647-8400.O baths, fireplaced living Come visit our showroom at: • Natural & atalnad floors columns. room, spacious eot-ln 182 W. Middle Tpke. a No waxing anymore 872-1400/659-9555 Vbihob, CT e 649-2638 Town offers to pay for sewer to mall S atu n MANCHESTER. One of kitchen and hardwood Futy kMund • Ftm I WIwm Manchester M ancI the best buys Is this • amlor CMnn DbeounM By Alex GIrel. floors, the perfect John VarfilR i - 846-5750 MIRRORS • MIRRORS MUSICAL serve the Mall at Buckland Hills, propose it to the district, $ 120. 1 lovely 8 room Colonial M7-9910 Kandall Kayot 6 4 9 - 5 4 0 0 Brighton up your homa. and Andrew Yurkovsky ing that "the parties performing on the specifics of it, but he said. DiRosa who set up the caucus of blend of comfortable ITEMS is contained in letter from attor­ Walter Joyner, district presi­ situated on Tuck Road living and affordable RaaaofwUy prioad, Manchester Herald the construction would be reim­ "If the town wants to seek a Democratic directors to discuss rafaranoaa; Inaurad. ney Kevin O’Brien, who repres­ dent. said today he is unaware of here In Manchester, price I $149,900. K ler- GILBERT UW N [M l PAINTING/ IH E A T IN O / AMPEG Amplifier with ★ bursed their costs.” settlement, the proper vehicle the sewer problem. B a k i large 1st floor family • Ovor 20 yoora axpartonoa ents the town, to attorney John D, any proposal under which the IDES P non Reolty 649-1147.P SERVICE iO D I p a p e r in g PLUMRING 4-12" speakers. Excel­ Th e tow n of M a n c h e ste r ha.s The district directors had would be the liaison committee, The town has sued the district P room, enclosed son I LaBelle Jr., the district’s legal The MANCHESTER. Sentry Per AH Your IN ACCENT GLASS CO. lent condition, $300 town would pay the sewer cost. planned to install the sewer DiRosa and Longest. If anything over the sewer, seeking a declar­ 10 Good room, front to back must sacrifice. Coll offered to pay for the installation counsel. Joyner said he did know of a fundr: living room, 3 bed­ Real Estate Is proud to NAME your own price. 64741146 despite the legal entanglements is going to be done, it would have atory judgment from Hartford IS fu lly feature It's home of the AhMpe a «eoouM tar Benlpr ORfeene Bernie, 649-5819. of the controversial Buckland LaBelie is on vacation and Shopp room s, 2 fireplaces, 1 '/a • traoUnf ef taam stonla Father 8i Son Pointing PJ’t Plumbing 6 Hsating suggestion from the town that the surrounding it but changed their to be done by the two boards” ulsness week. Charming 6 Mm, m i and Papering. Remo­ LYNCH sewer with the understanding could not be contacted for Superior Court over which go­ district buildthesewerandletthe o llo c o - baths. Many nice fea­ Boilers, pumps, hot that the town and the Eighth plans Monday. The current dis­ Landers said. vernment has the right to decide tures, oulek occu- room maintenance Cat 647-7156 val. 872-8237. co m m en t. legal issues be decided after lal Est- free Cape In sought water tanks, new and MISCELLANEOUS Utilities District will let the trict proposal is to build only part Landers was referring to how the .sewer will be connected A r t is poncy. O nly $232,900. U CONCRETE If this name is But O’Brien said this morning construction, but his understand­ otter family neighbor­ replacements. FOR SALE courts decide legal issues be­ of the sewer, a portion that would Mayor Peter DiRosa. who repres­ to the town’s sewer system. a. R Reolty. 643-2692.0 D A B PAINTING that LaBelle rejected the offer ing is that theofferdid not involve M an hood. Screened patio, I BOOKKEEPING/ F R E E ESTIMATES •eeeeeeaaooewga not on your tween the two governments after serve residents, but not the mall ents the town’s Board of Direc­ The point of connection would VERNON. "Brand new". Extorter Mease PatallBg R E S U L T of renovation. when he proposed it in a telephone town payment for the project. at 7:3( very private backyard INCOME TAX 0 the sewer is built. o r other commercial tors, anddistrict DirectorSamuel be a factor in determining which Spacious and nice Gor- and 1 car garage. Call Oapandabla and axparlanead. 643-9649 / 228-9616 CPS CONCRETE W e hove 15 d o o rs, conversation last week. Associ te Fottoa, walks, floors, drlva- car, you The O’Brien letter says the development. Longest, who represents the government could collect connec­ rlson Colonial, 8 our office for your Low Prleaa and Fully Inaurad. 80"x30" and 80"x42". The offer, the latest develop­ The Democratic m ajority of the S tever room s, 4 bedroom s, 2'/a Fraa Eatt^oa wovi, oddltlom 4 daeki. Jock town would pay the cost, or share Informed of the offer today. district board on a liaison tion fees for the sewer from exclusive showing to- TAX.ATTORNEY Hommarlne 4 tow cultino. Some a re f I re-rated. probably paid ment in the ongoing battle be­ town Board of Directors ap­ Colleg baths, beautiful family (ftsMiad kom mS) Colors ore white and the cost with the district. or share Thomas Landers, a district direc­ co m m ittee. developers, one of the issues dov. $147,900. Sentry NEIL * 649-4136 IMISCEUANEOUS FREE ESTIMATES. tween the town and district over proved the offer in a caucus last bring room with huge stone Reol Estote, 643-4060.D Will advite and prapare It s oucaunf tor Stnlor a tlm n mahogany. For more the cost with the district and tor who is seeking the district DiRosa and Longest have been 8ERVICE8 too much!! the sewer, which is needed to In fo rrr fireplace, vaulted cell­ all tax raturna. Information coll Man­ Thursday and told O’Brien to developers, with the understand­ presidency, declined to comment discussing the dispute It was ing, sliders to deck with PRICE Reduced. $199,000. 6 4 7 * 9 2 0 9 Please turn lo page 12 fo r Sa Full dormered Cape chester Manor. 646- 99 Safari wood wagon, apx. 3500 terrific view plus 2 cor WHITMAN ROOFING/ •aawaaeaaeeaeaa 0 1 2 9 . ______m e e tir rttsed In garage and walk out with contemporary 108 Downoy Oriva.. Apt. A SIDING PATIO DOOR GLASS 67 Trani Am, black 9 gold, TPI irold li basement I $200,000. flair, 7 rooms, 4 bed­ Manchaatar, 8aa-18»1 COMPOUND Bow with 67 Pontiac Grand AM 4dr, gray Hotiilno room s, 1 i/a baths, 2 car Special - *08.a«h dozen arrows with naket It Century-21 Lindsey R.J. Roofing. No lob too tor laptooaimm (atandaru SfxTS) 97 Pont SunMrd 4 dr aadan Hijack A u x I oversized garage. I CARPENTRY/ brood heads, $200. 2 nv pref- Reel Estote. 649-4000.D big or too small. Will • Ovor 20 yoara axpodanoa. GARDENING stereo components. 97 Chovy Nova 4 dr, AT. AC dlscrlm- Master bedroom with REMODELING work 7 days, until lob ‘Spoon RiveK in-the-round And< MANCHESTER. Wei, double closet. Profes­ Realistic tuner amp, 97 Trana Am OTA, rod >. color, ,kept vinyl sided Cope In com plete. 10 percent ACCENT GLASS CO. Tuesd: lotlonol sional landscaping. A $80. TEAC V316 97 Toyota 4x4 PU, blu# very good condition. COMPLETE Reflnlshlng discount tor senior citi­ 647-0146 cassette deck, $80. C enter itlon to great value. D.W. Fish All Size Garden Plots 97 Toyota PU, atandard, rad lerence, Brand new bathroom, 3 R ealty, 643-1591 .□ ond restoration of your zens. Free estimates. Telsco electric gui­ ordeal Inotlon. bedrooms, beautiful kitchen cabinets. Free Joe 649-9251. RotoUlling it roMOMblo ratm. ta r ,$100. 647-9388 o tter 89 Calica QT LB, 8 apd„ AC offers seats amid the drama I know- formal dining room, B O LTO N . C ountry eie^ estimates. Coll Super- HANDYMAN F R E E ettimatof. 6pm . 86 Toyota 4x4, rad, 19K Teac Ivortlse- fireplaced living room gonce. Fabulous 2 lo r, 647-3785.______K e HR/EKd Mom# Improvamant - Folntlno Call 86 Nova 4 dr, AT, PS, 18K By Nancy Pappas story Raised Ranch HOMB IMHHOVIRIINr C ly d e & Sons DRAPES, lined, colors otlon of with new paint and R W Remodeling. Point­ Siding • Otcht • Haploeamtnt - Batamantt Flnlihad - Tiling ■ 86 Pontiac STE 4 dr, blue Manchester Herald Lind with delightful brook. WlfMtawi A Oodta Lleht Corpanfry - OOD JOBS - 647-8987 or 643-8340 a re beige and melon. wallpoper throughout. ing, decks, floors, tex­ (iMve mMMg«) 7’x19'. $200. Please 86 QMC Safari Panar van, 12K is over C om m Located In sought after Beautiful upkeep on a No Job Too Big or Too SmoM iNsuaeo tured ceilings, sheet ig% Sonlor atlMfi Dticovnt Telephone 647-9974. 86 CuUaat Suprm. opa„ maroon The characters in the center of annual orea of Manchester. full acre, sheltered by rock, a ll phases of Inte­ BARRY SCANLON hillside. Fireplace AAambtf of tho Intornotlonol AIR Conditioner. 18000 86 Bulok Ragal Cpo, V6 the circle are looking right into T each i EO $139,900. D.W. Fish rior and exterior work Mortar Syttamt 6 4 6 -2 4 1 1 frgg tstlmotos R eolty, 643-1591 .D ch arm , 3 bedroom , 3 BTU. $150. Please tele- 86 Cbavy Cavatlar CL wagon By Charles Campbell the eyes of the audience was F ond finish work. 872- Coll 72S-0761 Anyflnto baths, finished base­ 6815 otter 5pm. MOVERS phone 647-9974. 86 Toyota Olx Poat Von, 6 tpd The Associated Press members. Their gaze seems to bureau BRAND Spank'n new!! ment. Inground pool E xciting 7 room G a m ­ FOR Sole. Lawn Boy 21" 86 Toyota 4x4 longbod challenge those who are seated, with shed. 1,000 gallon CARPENTRY A Consarvotlva way to POWER WASHING lawn mower. Asking ALGIERS, Algeria — Shiite brel Colonial In Bolton oil tank plus new kit­ Install or rapolr your roof Interior 4 Exterior D.J. WOODS MOVING 86 Toyota Extra Cab Plok-up demanding attention. ClinI slated for completion REMODEUNQ SERVICES HtndHng A» Yaut Modng Need, $100. Please telephone Moslem gunmen slipped out of a chen. $230,000. D.W. Complals homa rapaira and ra- and Sava I Doal dlroct with Mtlntenanca, Ranovatloni 647-9974. 86 Toyota MR2, 14K ml "And I ask you,” the 14 actors e rl- In e a rly M a y . 3 spa­ Fish Realty, 643-1591.0 modallng. Wa tpaoudiza In bath- ro o te r. Wood and cador and Painting. •COUPLSTt MOVia 86 Olds Catala 4dr, gold Kuwaiti jet at dawn today — intone in unison. "How would you Com cious bedrooms, 2Va rooma and kitohana. Small acala thoko apaclollttl Sool Intured * Senior DIecounIe • rnuoK 4 1 MSN ton hsaw itims reportedly with a promise of safe o ffice 1 ■ n- baths, 1st floor M^ANCHESTER. Colon- oommarolol work. Raglatoiad. In- • mucK s Ofsvsn avahasli 86 Toyota Corolla 4 dr like to create a sun and the next downt. 27 yaort • rn is asnaoNAL sanM A m TAG conduct — and their 31 hostages 2 agenc3 o ra laundry, mudroom, lal, perfect home for turad, rafarancoa. axparlanca. Renovatlons/Plus 86 Grand Prix, V6, Buckata day. have the worms slipping in large family! Spacious SALES were freed, ending a 16-day fro m 1 large kitchen with din­ 6 4 6 -8 1 6 5 646*2253 ___423*4180 86 Chav C20, 5,7 P/U, rad and out between your fingers?” ing a rea that overlooks 8 room home with huge 8 7 1 -7 9 9 0 . S IM M Lm w MMMOt WM nwiim CM 85 Flero QT, V6, AT. AC hijacking ordeal. Even at this rehearsal at Covent a beautiful wooded 4 bedrooms, 1 full plus RUMMAGE Sole. April Th e h ija c k e rs le ft A lg iers fo r an P h a rm 23rd, 9-2pm. St Mary's 85 Toyota Forerunner AT Manchester Community College, tha rear yard. Exceptional (2) '/a baths, garage. 1st floor family room with Church, Pork and 85 Olda Delta 88 Royale unknown destination, according it is evident that "Spoon River pressu: lad oak cabinetry, choose to sources in the Persian Gulf who genera your own floor cover­ woodstove, living HOMES LO TS/LAN D APARTMENTS Church Street, Man­ 85 Toyota Tercel 3 dr, AC Anthology” is a work that’s room with fireplace. I APARTMENTS chester. Rain or shine. 85 Toyota Torcal 4 dr, AC spoke to The Associated Press on meant lo be challenging and ing and colors. 2.3 0 0 FOR SALE 1 ^ FOR SALE FDR RENT acres suitable for Beautiful yard. I FOR RENT 85 Dodge Lancer ES turbo condition of anonymity. The somewhat unnerving. It is per­ $182,900. Anne M ille r MANCHESTER. "Forest Kuwait News Agency said no deal Hear horses! $264,900. Jack- LARGE, Wooded build­ 85 Mazda daluxe 4 dr QLC haps more so, because the im 9 son 8, Jackson Real Real E state, 647-8000.O Hills” Beautiful ex­ M A N C H E S T E R . 454 M a in 3 Rooms portly furnished, A UtO IH O t IV 6 was made with the hijackers E x e r 85 Corolla LE, AT, AC production is being pre.senled as 0 ing lots In Southwest­ Street. 2nd floor, 3 heot. Working single ** Estate, 647-8400.D MANCHESTER. Colon­ panded Raised Ranch, except safe passage to Iran or h e a rt i approximately ern port ot Manches­ room heated. No ap­ mole preferred. No 85 Ford Rangar 4x4 P/U theater-in-the round — an ancient « m r e s t Easy!! Empty nes- ial, Irrestible home! 2800 Lebanon. David Kool/Manchaatar Harald Thursd Lovely traditional Co­ square feet, 9 rooms, 4 ter. $102,000-$125,000. pliances. Security. $480 pets. Lease. 643-2880. 85 NIaaan DIx P/U, 5 apd theatrical form where the au­ ters looking for o 563-1413. per month. 646-2426, CARS The Algerian government, at the smaller home with lust lonial with 7 rooms, 3 bedrooms, possible In­ 85 Toyota SR5, 4x4, plow dience sits in a circle around the FULL-TIME PROF — Clark Bowlen, director of the MCC law suite, huge family weekdoys 9om-5pm. FOR SALE which served as mediator, and in fo rm the right set-up? This Is bedrooms, I'/j baths. STORE AND 85 Olda Cuttaaa Clara LS performers. production of "Spoon River," is the first full-time theater L arg e 1st flo o r fa m ily room, plus In-ground A T T R A C T IV E 3 b e d ­ 85 Bonna. 4 dr, apx, 28K ml the hijackers, who the hostages Based on a book of poems by your "Golden Oppor­ room, 2 baths, big liv­ OFFICE SPACE tunity"! Impeccoble room, 15x24 with fire­ pool, cobono, owning CLASSIC Ford Falcon 85 Caprice CLaaalc 4dr, VB said numbered about eight, said Edgar Lee Masters, the show is a professor the college has had in nine years. condition throughout, place. Bright and covered potlo, nice m i m o r t g a g e s ing room and sun HARTFORD - 1964. Runs, needs some they reached a solution but did Vote view, quiet street and porch. $750 plus utili­ work. $200. Coll Gene 85 Corolla SR5, LB, AC series of monologues and read­ this 5 room Ranch on sunny living room with Wethersfield Avenue. V ote 55 fireplace. Ideally lo­ much more! Coll now ties and security. 649- after 5:30pm. 633-6164.P 85 Pont. T1000, 16K not say what it was. ings delivered by various "resi­ the action. and eventually returned lo Spoon L akew ood C irc le In DO NOT GO BANKRUPT I Business zoned. Newly The gunmen had killed two fro m 6 cated In Porter Street tor appointment! 4343. renovated 2 family PLYMOUTH Horizon 84 Honda Accord, 4 Dr. AT dents” of the Spoon River Ceme­ From there, they watch the River with her tail between her Manchester boasts Stop Foreclosure! Home- P a rk a ( gracious one floor liv­ area. Displays every­ $289,900. Century-21 MANCHESTER- Large 3 house. 1200 square feet. 1960. Good condition, 4 84 Tercel Wag. 9 Paaa passengers since seizing the tery. in rural Illinois at the turn of performers, who range in age legs,” said Germain, a retired thing you could wont In Lindsey Real Estate. owners, consolidate your Kuwait Airways Boeing 747 on p.m . 1 ing. Large master bed­ bills, pay oft your credit bedroom. Wosher/D- Parking In front/reor. cylinder, 4 door, 4 84 Parlalenne yVgn., 9 past. the century. from 18 to nearly 60, create a CIGNA employee. a home. Including 2cor 649-4000. □ ryer, nicely decorated. room with many bullt- cords, your cor or busi­ $1,000 per month. 229- speed. $1500 or best 84 Calica QT, Cpe, 5 Spd. April .5, But Kuwait refused to Clark Bowlen. the college’s half-dozen varied characters. The characters discuss reside: garag e. $219,900. Anne $625 per month plus 9340 after 5pm. offer. 649-3692. Ins, comfortable den, ness loon, your mortgage 84 Mta. Carlo, Wht/blue top bow to the hijacker’s demand that first full-time theater professor in Phyllis Germain of Ambassa­ murder, death and decay, sexual change spacious living room M iller Real Estate, 647- ^ and save, save your utilities. 647-0593. 8000.O m S U IT E S A vailab le. 1000 O LDS S ierra W agon 1984- 84 Flero Spt coupe, AT 17 pro-Iranian terrorists impri­ nine years, is directing a cast dor Drive, for example, ex­ relationships, religious destruc­ fo r res with flreploce, formol FOR SALE homell NO PAYMENTS MANCHESTER- Spa­ square feet per unit. Power steering, power soned in Kuwait be released. dining room ond MANCHESTER. Elegant UP TO 2 YEARSI Bod 84 Bulfck Century Ltd., 34K which includes students and plained that she plays a man tion and similar topics, just cious 1 bedroom, op- Utilities additional. 1 brakes, A/C, AM-FM Many Kuwaitis telephoned the chormlng country 2600 square toot cus­ MANCHESTER. Stun­ credit, late payments or pllonces plus m ile to 1-84. P eterm an stereo. $5500, 646-6168. 84 Buick Skyhawk 4 dr, AT community members. named Perry Zoll, who is ridic­ inches from their audience. Over style kitchen, perfect tom home. 25' 1st floor ning 2 and 3 bedroom unemployment Is not a microwave. Fenced Building Company. 84 Toyota Corolla LE Kuwaiti state radio and television Bowlen and his technical uled by his peers when he Bowlen acknowledges that his problem. Foreclosure as­ V W C onvertible 1982. 5 David Kool/Manchaatar Herald O ver size yard tor monogeo- master bedroom suite! Townhouse! Fabulous yard, small pet ol- 649-9404. speed, white, looks and 84 Toyota Camry DIx. 4 dr. to congratulate their government theater students have con­ publishes a brochure on the production may make patrons ble maintenance. 28' kitchen breakfast 20’ office or studio! sistance available for the . lowed. $550 per month on its firm stance. p .m . DIVORCED and SELF- runs great. 65K. $6795. 84 Trana Am, blue, T-tpa IN MCC SHOW — Kris Treat of Bolton is Mrs. structed an intimate amphi­ intelligence of plants. quite uncomfortable. However, c a fe le i $198,000. Jackson 8, room I 3 fu ll baths, Each unit has I'/j baths plus utilities. 647-0593. 646-1485. 84 Pont. Flero SE, 4 apd. M ost of the 31 freed hostages theater of platforms and benches Jackson Real Estate, gorgeous terraced rear and a 2 cor tandem EMPLOYED. RESORT Porkpile in a production of "Spoon River "But I alst, do a woman called he said. ”my whole theory is that w elco r Swiss Contervotive ROCKVILLE- 3 bedroom, were believed to be Kuwaiti, 647-8400.D yard! Reduced to oarage. $144,900 and 1 ^ PROPERTY FORD LTD 1976- 4 door, 83 Pontiac 8000 LE 4 dr Anthology,” which opens tonight at the Lowe in the middle of the Lowe Flossie Cabanis. who ran away lo you have lo get actors and of ale Group at 203-454-13M wosher/dryer hook-up. V-8, A/C, 73,000 miles. 83 Subaru QL, 4 dr, AT including three members of Ku­ Program Center. Each of the 200 work in the theater, fell in love BOLTON. 144 Hebron $254,900 for Immediate $164,900. Blanchard 8, or 203-454-4404. Large yard, $650 per com pii sole I Blanchard 8, Ros- Rossetto Realtors," RHODE Islond, AAontu- Excellent running con- 83 Chevetta 4 apd., AC wait’s royal family. It was Program Center of Manchester Community College. spectators sits within a few feet of with the star of the production. Please turn to page 12 Rood. Spacious 7 room, month plus utilities. dltlo n , $500. 649-4109. 3 bedroom Ranch on setto Realtors," We're We're Selling Houses” Coll 647-0593. nuck Beach. Ocean 82 Corolla SR5 Spt. Cp„ AC reported previously that about 35 1% private acres. Selling Houses" 646- 646-2482.G view . 3 bedraom Con­ OLDS Sierra Brougham 82 Bonna. Wood Wgn. hostages remained aboard the Tutc 2482.G MANCHESTER, 2 bed­ t e mporary. Full 1983. Full power, $232,900. Piano Realty MANCHESTER. Beoutl- Rentals room, heat, hot water, 62 Pont. 8000 LE, 4 dr. plane. 646-5200. SIZZLING 3000 square tul 1 bedroom conver­ equipped, '/z m ile to cruise, olr, AM-FM, 4 Tutc appliances. $550. Ref­ beach. 644-9639 after cylinder. Excellent 82 BK. Regal LTD, Sunroof An official source in Kuwait, intei'ei BOLTON. Lot 4, Valerie toot 8 room Contem ­ sion In Beacon Hill erences, lease and se­ speaking on condition of anonym­ porary! 3'/j baths , complex. Located on 5pm . ______condition. $4195 or best 79 Muatang 4 cyl„ AT. PS Highland Park petitions unlikeiy to sway board E n g lis Rood. Distinctive 4 ROOMS curity. No pets. 647-9876 otter. 871-7202. ity, said Algerian Foreign Minis­ bedroom custom Con­ family room, library, top floor. Carpet was m i evenings. MARTHA'S Vineyard be g iv marble floors, let block upgraded when con­ FOR RENT South Beach- 3 bed­ H O N D A A ccord 1979. A ir, All VaMcto* WarrBBttod ter Taleb Ibrahimi promised the By Andrew J. Davis successive years. The decision to Highland Park was clo.ced in 1984 right . lo make our point temporary with many 3 Bedroom Duplex, West Though board members said M a n e t extras In on exclusive master bedroom both verted. All appliances room home fully fur­ 5 speed, 12 v a lve, 4 hijackers safe passage when he Manchester Herald reopen in .stages was made so that due to declining enrollment. The known.” she said "It's the only FEMALES Preferred. side. $700 per month nished, ferry tickets they would welcome the input, c a ll L i subdivision. Features with double locuzzl I Including microwave cylinder, 3,000 miles on met with them aboard the plane the school’s current tenants — the plan to reopen the school was thing we as parents can do Reduced tor Imme­ oven remain. Fee In­ Furnished room, $60 o plus utilities. Security available. June- they said a full reopening of the wet bar, locuzzl, cen­ week, 1 week security professionally re-bullt on Tuesday. A p etitio n th at w ill be presented town Recreation Department, diate sole $429,900. cludes heat! Coll tor a and references re­ September, 643-8557 ev­ engine. New point. approved after school officials constructively at this point.” school at this point is impossible. tral olr ond much and references. Coll quired. 643-1082. LYNCH A 31-year-old businessman, to the Board of Education Mon­ Visiting Nurse & Home Care of predicted there will be 3,50 to 500 Collins said she had more. $335,000. Flono Blanchard 8. Rossetto s h o w in g ! $95,900. enings and weekends. $1950 or best offer. ’Tm not sure it will (reverse Realtors," We're Sel- Realty World, Benoit, 649-9472, Mondoy- Tadar El-Kebi, said he saw the day asking that the Highland Manchester Inc. and one of the new elementary school students "hundreds” of signatures on the Reolty 646-5200. Frldoy 3:30 to 8:00pm. 871-7202. P0NTiAC*T0Y0TA the decision),” said school board D r. llno Houses" 646-2482,0 Frechette Associates, hijackers going through the plane Park School be reopened to school system’s day treatment in Manchester within five years. petition. 9 9 member John A. Tucci today. B O LTO N . Lot 28 Kim Ask for Eleanor. R fll GARAGES SUBARU GL Hatchback MALLARD View- Quality 646-7709.O 500 W. Cunter S t trying to wipe off their finger grades kindergarten through 6 is programs — would have time to Gail Collins and Linda Rood are Rood. Brand new Gar­ MANCHESTER- 1 bed­ 3 Bedroom apartment In 1 1 ^ AND STORAGE 1986. M in t condition, Collins said she doesn’t want ”We voted lo open K-3becaii.se of 1. P a constructed 3 bedroom MANCHESTER. Beoutl- low mileage, 14,000. prints shortly after 4 a.m, "This not likely to change the board’s find new homes. the two parents who are organiz­ rison Colonial, 4 large room In 6 room home. year old Duplex, 2 Manchester the school opened in stages the problems reloonting other AMA bedrooms, 2'/j baths, attached single family tul 2 bedroom conver­ baths, appliances, wall MANCHESTER. Indus­ Excellent shape Inside was the first indication I had that earlier vote to open the school in "The petition ... wouldn’t sway ing the petition drive. Collins said because it would split families people I want to abide by that,” homes (you own your sion In Beacon Hill Completely furnished. 2. R control olr. $279,000. M o le or fem ale. 649- to wall carpet. Great trial, office, commer­ and out. See to believe. our release was imminent,” stages, members said today. my vote,” school board member today the petition was the only own lot), fireplaced liv­ complex. Carpet was $5700. 647-1924 or 647- between two schools and parents "I think anytime people pres­ in.strun Flono Reolty 646-5200. 7911. for 3 singles. No pets. cial space. 2400 souore 6 4 6 4 3 2 1 El-Kebi said. The petition asks that the Francis A. Maffe Jr. said today. way to let the board know of the would have problems supporting ent a petition, we all listen.” said ing room, IVz baths, upgraded when con­ Available April 15th. feet. Loading dock. 1264. B A R i COVENTRY. Homey, Anderson permoshleld verted. All appliances Algerian officials said the hi­ school be fu lly reopened in 1989. "What are we supposed lo do? opposition to the decision to two parent-teacher associations. hoard member Susan A Perkins well maintained Cope $750 plus utilities. Coll Woodland Industrial PLYMOUTH Horizon TC- jackers were whisked out of the The board voted in December to termopone windows, Including microwave I APARTMENTS Don 649-2947 or 646-9892 Pork. 643-2121. 3 1980 for sole. Stand­ Put the rec department out on the reopen in stages. She also questioned whether the today "It would be my hope that 3. Th In rurol settin. 1st floor range, refrigerator, oven and olr condi­ jumbo jet 20 minutes before the open grades kindergarten street? Put the day treatment laundry and Vz both on FOR RENT o tter 6pm . MANCHESTER- Indus­ ard, good body, good "The board has always com­ school would have effective pro­ the other agencies would be a dishwasher and win­ tioner ore Included. In- Interior. Best offer. 646- hostages were brought out at 6 through 3 in 1989, w ith the program on the street?” mented 'other considerations’ grams and personnel with a little quicker (But) there doe.sn’t 1st flo o r. Cozy den and dows, range, refrigera­ ground pool and picnic trial, office, commer­ 4. AC MANCHESTER. Main 3415. a.m. (1 a.m. EDT). remaining grades opening in Despite the protests of parents. come into play. I just feel it is our great yard tor kids, tor, dishwasher and area available for M A N C H E S T E R . 3 bed­ Street. 1 bedroom cial space. 2400 square partial opening. seem to be any room.” o u r din picinics and vegetable room Duplex. $750 feet. Loading dock. The gunmen, whom the hos­ microwave oven, car­ owners use. Fee In­ apartment Includes DRU garden. It’s home. peting, full basement cludes heat! Coll for on monthly plus utilities, heat and hot water. Woodland Industrial tages said numbered eight, were $144,900. C entury 21 Ep- V/7 baths, modern kit­ Park. 643-2121. CLYDE YAMAHA 1980 250 Exci­ taken in unmarked automobiles and even on attached appointment. $108,500. 529-7858 or 563-4438. CHEVROLET-BUICK, INC. steln Reolty, 647-8895.n garage. $149,900. Blan­ Reolty World, Benoit, ch en ,vPII appliances. 2 ONE cor garage. In quiet ter. Runs good. Needs to an undisclosed location, the TODAY 5. Ts MANCHESTER. New to chard 8i Rossetto R eal­ Frechette Associates, months\securltv. Ref- MANCHESTER. F o r area. Available May ROUTE 83, VERNON minor repairs. Asking Algerian officials said, speaking Dukakis rejoices; Gore iikeiy to quit re lig io r the market! Comfort tors," We're Selling 646-7709.O erences.NNo pets. 643- rent. Bio 3 bedroom on 1st. $60 per month. 64 Century LTD 4 Or. *8295 $250. 646-4704.______C A T l 2121.______busline. $575 plus utili­ on condition of anonymity. Iran’s outlook you con offord In this Houses" 646-2482.0 WELLSWEEP Condo. 646-1686 or 569-3018. 84 Citation 4 dr. *3995 HDNDA V-65 Magna Floodlights that had bathed the campaign in which Jackson said w ho hates the politics of campaign and a sometimes barb- 6, Co attractive 3 bedroom 4 Room apartment, 2nd ties. Security and ref­ 66 Olda Call# t dr. By Donald M. Rothberg BRAND New Listing I Not Immaculate end unit, 2 erences required. 643- *B99S IIOOcc 1985. V e ry low blue-and-white jumbo jet nightly Iran has suffered jts two most "people were driven into hyste­ d ivisio n .” tongued effort to pose himself as .student Cope. Lovely dining floor with gas, gas ■8 Century 4 dr. miles. Excellent condi­ The Associated Press very hondv? Great! bedrooms, 1>/z baths, 1577. ite Q I ROOMMATES *8995 since it landed were turned off at 9 serious setbacks of the eight-year ria” by negative campaigning Dukakis won 51 percent of the an alternative to Dukakis and le ft w it room with bullt-ln This beautiful Ranch appllanced kitchen, stove and o refrigera­ Olda Delta tion. $2900 or best offer.' WANTED 66 caa. *9995 Iran-Iraq war, but U.S. analysts New York vote, Jackson 37 Jackson. (a) Si hutch, garage and doesn't need a thing! finished room In base­ tor. $500 per month M A N C H E S T E R . 2 bed­ I Nova C L Coll 643-9918. p.m. Tuesday, allegedly for a NEW YORK — Michael Duka­ against him. But he said on •6 *5995 do not believe it is in danger of Dukakis ended up handily (b) G more. Coll for details. Move-In condition. 3 ment. $124,900. Coll be­ with 2 months security. room Townhouse with 6TCutlaaaidr. technical reason. They never kis today celebrated a resounding CBS-TV that Dukakis "resisted percent and Gore 10 percent. Telephone 645-6773. FEMALE non-smoker to *10,995 KAWASAKI GPZ 550. Ex­ $134,900. C entury 21 Ep­ bedrooms, spacious fore 8om or evenings fireplace. Heat, car­ 87 Pont 60000141 ar cellent condition, low came back on and the area outright defeat. Story on page 9. New York victory that put him on the temptation to take the cam­ "The Democratic Party’s go­ winning the ethnic white vote, (c) L stein Realty, 647-8895.a shore Townhouse. $360 4 *14,995 traditional living room and weekends 643-8421 MANCHESTER Town- peting, A/C, all ap­ per month plus utili­ 07 Cavollar i ar. *7995 mileage, many extras. around the jet was dark, making a fast track toward the Demo­ paign to the gutter.” ing to be unified and we're going both Jewish and Catholic. Jack- (d) L or 646-4409. pliances. Nice loca­ IMMACULATE vlnyl- with fireplace, enor­ house for elderly cou­ ties. 646-6267. 07 Pont Grand Am *99M $1800 or best offer. it difficult for reporters to detect Index cratic presidential nomination The third Democratic chal­ to stop George Bush this No­ son had more than 95 percent of (e) Si slded Cope In family mous kltchen-dlnlng tion. Coll 647-1595. 645-6822. ple. 2 bedrooms, V /i MANCHESTER- Share 67 Spaetrum 4 Or. *6495 any movement. and a fall showdown with Repub­ lenger, Sen. Albert Gore Jr., was vember,” Gore said, sounding a the black vote and enjoyed a neighborhood, newer room with pantry baths, all electric kit­ MANCHESTER- 3 bed- 67 Monte Carto 24 pages, 2 socilone narrow, 411,903 to 405,486 victory A nsw roof, Insulation and LO TS/LAN D condominium with *10,9W The only two women among the lican George Bush. Jesse Jackson ready to fold his campaign to unity theme that must have been closet, gorgeous new chen, central A/C, room Duplex. $750 67 Bulok Ragal 2 dr. MISCELLANEOUS furnace. 3 bedroom s, bathroom. Plush wall owner. Male or female *10,995 hostages, second cousins of Ku­ Bualneaa______10 Lottery____ praised Dukakis for steering leave Dukakis and Jackson to music to Dukakis' ears after two over Dukakis in the precincts of FOR GALE laundry hook-up, 2 car monthly plus utilities, nonsmoker. Own bed­ 67 Coprloa vnaaii 1'/> baths, g arag e w ith to wall carpet through­ *9995 AUTOMOTIVE wait’s ruler, were the first to Claaaifiad . 22-24 Obltuariea. duel head-to-head over the final months of rough-and-tumble New York City. Networks said the garage. Lease and se­ V/2 baths, modern kit­ room and bath. Pool, 67 Chav. CalabrHyaar. *8995 clear of attacks in the bitterly breezewoy. Very pri­ out, full basement. A MANCHESTER- Level, curity. $575 per month. chen, all appliances. 2 descend the gangway from the ComIca 18 Opinion _ divisive primary, saying, "Good six primary weeks. campaigning. black vote made up 22 to 27 vate, landscaped lot. sauna, more. Busline. 87 Cenluryaar. *9995 (4) 1984 Z-28 rim s w ith Lott must seel $146,900. cleared, approved lots. References required. months security. Ref­ $350 plus i/z u tilities. plane. Connecticut. People. for him and good for America.” Dukakis, in interviews on NBC- Gore was expected to halt his percent of the 1,5 million state­ $168,900. Strono Real Jackson & Jackson On busline. No pets. Firestone tires. Best City sewer/woter. erences. No pets. 643- 522-6103 ext. 261 or 646- offer. Please telephone The women, wearing black Focua______7 Sporta . Jackson, second in the prim­ TV and ABC-TV, said, ”I want to campaign on 'Phursday. He had wide Democratic vote. Estate, 647-7653.D Real E state, 647-S400.O Price cut I 646-7207. 643-7135. 2121. 872-9111 4921. 646-3415. Food- — 13-15 Telavlalon- ary, singled out New York Mayor be a unifier. ... I think we can put staked everything in New York Conn: Please turn lo page 12 Local .2 -4 ,1 2 U.8.A(Vorld. Edward Koch for blame, in a it back together. I’m somebody with an expensive television Please turn to page 12 Lotto: 4 t — MANCHESTER HERALD, Wednesday. April 20, 1988 4-M/ MANCHESTER HERALD, Wednesday, April 20, 1988 — 3 RECORD Student center If Rsj A b o u t T o w n gaining ground Th Regii By Andrew J. Davis to discuss details for the tempor­ andi School registration set Yeomana, Christopher Scott, son of Scott E. and Manchester Herald ary center, he said. Du Rosennary DeForge Yeomans of Route 316, No cost estimates are currently regii Registration for St. Bridget School on Main Street Andover, was bom April 7 at Manchester Memorial A temporary student center at available for any of the three detei is being taken for the 1988-89 school year. Openings Hospital. His maternal grandparents are Mr. and remain in afternoon kindergarten and grades 4, 5 Manchester Community College stages, Bavier said, resid Mrs. Henry F. DeForge of Bloomfield. His paternal may open by September, but the A three-stage plan was adopted and 6. For more information, call 649-7731. grandparents are Mr. and Mrs. Edward M. votei opening of a permanent center by the committee because stu­ If I Yeomans, 411 Lake Road, Andover. He has a sister, may not occur for years, if at all, dent as Well as college officials notic Amy Elizabeth, 2>A. said college official."!. Assertiveness training realize that a permanent struc­ risk I Nlzsa. Heather Lorena and Michael Steven, twin Kenneth Kudra. .student senate A free workshop on Assertiveness Training wilt be ture may not become reality for Ab son and daughter of Steven and Lorena Grous Nizza treasurer and senate president­ years. Bavier said. A temporary held on Monday from 7:30 to 8:30 p.m. at the of Bunker Hill Road, Andover, were bom April 11 at reglj Women’s Center at Manchester Community Col­ elect. said there are plans to center will give students a place Manchester Memorial Hospital. Their maternal house a temporary center in the to gather at least until a perman­ purp lege. The workshop is open to men and women. To grandparents are Mr. and Mrs. Don Grous of regit register, call 647-6056. east campus cafeteria and Free ent structurecan be built, he said. Tolland. Their paternal grandparents are Mr. and Space Gallery. The temporary “ They (student senate offi­ theh Mrs. Lawrence Nizza, Bunker Hill Road, Andover. center would be the first part of a cials) had some immediate con­ Campground reservations Hurst, Elizabeth Lucille, daughter of Thomas J. three-phase plan, which would cerns," Bavier said. “ I need to and Shari Wheeler Hurst of 46 East St., Andover, Applications for campground reservations in ultimately result in a permanent listen to the students” about Fo( nts was bom April 12 at Manchester Memorial student center, Kudra said. refurbishing the east campus Connecticut state parks and recreation areas are Hospital. Her maternal grandparents are Mr. and HE available by calling 566-2304. Thomas N. Bavier. dean of facilities. Mrs. John Finneran of San Bernardino, Calif. Her administrative affairs, said he It may be a year to two years town paternal grandparents are Mr. and Mrs. James hoped the temporary east cam­ after the first phase is completed theB Reginald Pinto/Mancheeter Haraid A Word processing offered Hurst of 46 East St., Andover. pus center would he opened by the before the second stage is honoi Fletcher, Matthew Hall, son of Alan R. and Nancy HOUSEWORK — Three construction workers examine beginning of the fall semester. It Multi-Mate word processing will be offered on North End. From left are Tony Flores, Eric Cox and Joe adopted, Kudra said. The timeta­ Repu Hall Fletcher Jr. of 85 Henry St. was bom April 8 at may be years, though, before a Saturday April 23 and 30 from 9 a.m. to 4 p.m. at their'wofk on one of the new houses under construction Crank Jr. ble for the construction of a Foi Manchester Memorial Hospital. His maternal permanent center could be con­ Manchester Community College. Registration fee is Tuesday at Mallard View Homes off Union Street in the permanent building is “ two years Bure grandparents are Mr. and Mrs. Alfred E. Hall of structed, Kudra said. to who knows when,” he said. Conn $120. For information, call 647-6242. Glastonbury. His paternal grandparents are Mr. IIS o f The .school — the largest Approval for a permanent thefi AP photo and Mrs. Alan R. Fletcher Sr. of West Hartford. He cuss community college in the slate — building, though, may be hard to Awai has a brother, Sean, lO'A and a sister, Melissa, 7. Bake sale set HAT FASHION — Polish models Jola, , West German designer, the has been without a student center receive from the Board of Trus­ Club. Pitts, Brian Jesse, son of Charles A. and Bonnie since one burned down almost 10 trict Gabi and Marius, left to right, sport new meter-wide veil hat is a creation from tees of the Regional Community P Th( The Bolton Lioness Club will sponsor a bake sale Integration report sparks debate Emack Pitts of 61 Waddell Road was bom April 6 at years ago. There are aboiii5,.500 Colleges, Kudra said. Since Man­ clar- fundraiser on Saturday, May 7, at the Bolton Notch hat fashions shown at the Hamburg Rest! East and the man’s cap, of Manchester Memorial Hospital. His maternal full- and part-time students lit the chester Community is the largest ford Shopping Center. “Off-Line" fashion fair. While Jola wears By Anita M. Caldwell But he was quick to point out begir go- course, a Polish creation. grandparents are Wayne Emack of Willimantic and system” already in place, he bussing which suggests “ shutting college. of the 12 stale community col­ Manchester Herald that there is “ not as great a said. area •cide a huge blue and yellow sun hat from a Mary Ellen Emack of Willimantic. His paternal down” schools and “ shipping out Stage two of the plan calls for leges. board members may be grandparents are Mr. and Mrs. Russell Pitts of 90 disparity (in Manchester)’’ as The state is saying the core the students elsewhere.” cted Artists meet The report on desegregation in the construction of a temporary reluctant to construct another Slocum Road, Hebron. elsewhere in the state. Sweeney areas — Hartford, Bridgeport ” I think there’s integrity and the state’s public schools issued ’building between the east and building there, he said. Manchester Art Association will meet on Tuesday - • Pistritto, David Thomas Jr„ son of David T. and said that the 1986 total enrollment and New Haven — are not value in the neighborhood ould this year by the Connecticut State upper campuses. Kudra said. The “ The board has pretty much at 7:30 p.m. at the First Federal Savings & Loan C ^ D l T U S n C S Joan Wheal Pistritto of 17 Toomey Road, Bolton, for the town was 7,090 students, of providing adequate education. schools,” Harris said. "Many hich Board of Education was critic­ committee plans to meet with an spoken that Manchester (Com­ But Association on W. Middle Turnpike. Suzanne was bom April 7 at Manchester Memorial Hospital. which 626 are ethnic minorities. But why alienate the Wethers­ instructors don’t have the incen­ nec- ized by some members of the architect to draw up plans for the munity College) is improved with Stevens, art instructor at Manchester Community His maternal grandparents are Mr. and Mrs. Those towns that have a propor­ field student in Hartford, he tives. to teach (in the inner, city temporary building, which would Th< rom Human Relations Commission the Lowe Building.” Kudra said. College, will be the guest speaker. Members should Elizabeth Q. Holt and 7 to 9 p.m. at the Holmes a member of the Manchester Clarence Wheal of Hughesville, Pa. His paternal tionate number of minority stu­ asked. schools).” ® be the home fora student union as sues Tuesday night while some sup­ The building was opened in 1984. lookii bring paintings for the art-of-the-month selection. Funeral Home, 400 Main St., American Legion, the Manches­ grandparents are Mr. and Mrs. Gaetano Pistritto, dents won’t need to desegregate, “ Why alienate the Hartford Mercier said that the report well as an office for the athletic To have a permanent structure Elizabeth Quinby Holt, 72, of ported the 23-page document, he said. Joh Information on the trips to Rockport and Gloucester Manchester. ter Old Guard and a former 220 Bolton Center Road, Bolton. He has two sisters, student in W e th e rs fie ld ,” suggests the “ quality of educa­ department, he said. 'e 12 Florence, formerly of Manches­ Members of the commission — approved, the college may have recer for Saturday, May 21, will be available at the Memorial donations may be member of St. James Church, Jacqueline, 5>A and Stacey, 2>A. While he supported the report, member Niki Harris fired back. tion is determined by the ethnic ter, died Monday in Cooley an advisory board to the Board of The final stage provides for the to .secure financing from local drive meeting. For more information, call 649-4259. made to the Willington Baptist Manchester. Felice, Sam Schardt, son of Robert S. and Melissa Sweeney strongly opposed the the Sweeney said that the state population. I disagree with that ” construction of a permanent Dickinson Hospital, Directors — were given the businesses and private donations, sched Church, 06279 or to the Willington He is survived by two sons, J. H. Schardt Felice of 100 Tolland Road, Bolton, was state’s recommendations to pays “ big money” for local school “ If educators think that way. building near the Lowe Program he said. Northampton. report to review and u.sed last remedy the problem. trips, Ambulance Fund, West Waine MacArdle of Tuscon, and bom April 10 at Manchester Memorial Hospital. His aid. This money should be redi­ I ’d have to wonder what they’re Tenter. Besides the student cen­ For the final stage to become Auxiliary meets She was born in Portland, night’s meeting toair their views. Att Willington. ' William J. MacArdle of Haver- maternal grandparents are Dr. and Mrs. Walter rected for either opening closed smoking,” he said. ter, the building would al.sobouse reality, it is going to be up to the Maine, on Nov. 25,1915. She was a Jonathan Mercier strongly One of the changes the report comp Anderson Shea Auxiliary, Post 2046, will meet town, Pa.; a brother, Paul Schardt of Orleans, Mass. His paternal grand­ buildings in the suburbs or pay While the members tossed a performing arts center, Kudra students to keep pressing the graduate of Manchester High Mary A. Dahms spoke out against the report when suggests is modifying the “ neigh­ drive: Tuesday at 7:30 p.m. at the post home on East MacArdle and a sister, sister, mother is Mrs. Lucy T. Felice of Highland Street. tuition for those students being around possible solutions to the said. issue, Kudra said. School and had lived in Nor­ he said that some of the informa­ borhood ,"!chool” concept and Center Street. Mary A, (Garvais) Dahms, 92, problem, no one suggestion was super thampton since 1940. She at­ Florence MacArdle, both of Wor­ Klass, Kevin William Naras, son of Ken and Judy “ local autonomy” , or the degree bused in. he said. The Facilities Planning Com­ “ It’s going to depend on moti­ of Downey Drive, wife of the late tion in the report is more than 10 agreeable to all. The commission the CO tended Bates Collge in Lewiston, cester; four grandchildren; and Nanis Klass of 51 Wedgewood Drive was bom April years old. of local control over education. Others who criticized the re­ mittee approved the three-stage vated students who never allow Arthur J. Dahms, died Monday at one great-grandchild. 11 at Manchester Memorial Hospital. His maternal plans to hold further discussions plan last month. Kudra said The us to be comfortable with what pract; Teacher at conference Maine, and graduated from Mercier went on to say that the The report suggests that quality port, however, disagreed with Kimberly Hall Nursing Home, The funeral will be Saturday at grandmother is Mrs. Ida Narus of New Britain. His at a future meeting. committee will meiM ag;iin today we’ve got,” he said. runsf Curry College in Boston: she was data for the minority and total integrated education take prece­ Sweeney and his idea of one-way Linda J. Burk, language teacher at Manchester Windsor, 8:30 a.m. from the John F. paternal grandfather is William Klass of Bluffton, The a speech teacher for 20 years at enrollments in Connecticut dence over those concerns. Community College, recently attended the 35th She was born April 3, 1896, in Tierney funeral Home, 219 W. Ohio. His paternal great-grandmother is Mrs. areal Northampton High School. Schools does not include enrol­ “ That could result in chaos.” annual meeting of the Northeast Conference on the Stafford Springs and had lived in Center St. with a Mass of Loretta Klass of Ohio. He has a sister, Sarah, 6‘A. they d She was the widow of Charles lment data from private and Sweeney said. “Any effort to Teaching of Foriegn Language. Keynote speaker Manchester most of her life. Christian burial at 9 a.m. in St. Landers says he’s up for challenges W. Holt, and is survived by a son, parochial schools. amalgamate the Manchester was Flora Lewis of the New York Times Paris She is survived by a daughter- James Church. Burial will be in Paul L, Holt of Williamsburg. “ I don’t think this report forms school system with other school bureau. in-law, Doris Dahms of the East Cemetery. The calling hours few years in “ the effort to the. incumbent treasurer, is not exchange fire and sewer jurisdic­ Mass; a sister, Barbara Watson a reliable basis (to address the systems would result in an Bv Alex GIrelll Me< Tariffville section of Simsbury; are Friday from 7 to 9 p.m. Publi^>feeting8 maintain the identity of the seeking re-election. tions have been defeated by stiff of Wilmette, 111.; and three p r o b le m )h e said. “ If you do not unwieldy administrative struc­ Manchester Herald three grandchildren, Bruce Memorial donations may be Eighth Utilities District and to opposition from district voters, St at Clinics scheduled grandchildren. factor in private and parochial ture.” similar to the New York Mary Beth Correia-Litrico, a Dahms of Somersworth, N.H., made to the Alzheimer Support protect the rights of our residents Correia-Lit rico said that her whose A memorial service will be held Meetings scheduled tonight; schools into the analysis, the City schools, he said. Opening a firehouse in the former district office employee, Community Health Care Services Inc. will hold Gordon Dahms of Tariffville and Group, in care of the Manchester to decide how they want to be experience with computers will Mane at the convenience of the family analysis is very likely to be Sweeney also argued against Buckland area, installing a sewer is running for the clerk’s post ,'ln a 2 office hours on Tuesday from 8: 30 to 10 a.m. at the Mrs, Michael (Joan) Jepeal of governed.” be a help as district office in Northampton. The Pease Fun­ VNA, 397 Porter St. 06040. faulty.” two-way busing. there, and converting the former news release :innouneing her Envir agency office on Route 6 in Columbia, on Wednesday Tariffville; and a great- Manchester Landers was a leader in the operations become more eral Home, 425 Prospect St., Joseph Sweeney, however, said In two-way busing, students Don Willis garage to offices are candidacy, she said. “ I have Confe from 2 to 3 p.m. at the town office building in grandson. She was predeceased Commission on the Handicapped, Senior Citizens’ successful fight against an agree­ automated. Northampton, is in charge of the Melva A. Dandurand that the population in Manchester from the cities are transported to three challenges District Direc­ always been in full support of the Me( Coventry, on Thursday, from 1 to 2 p.m. at Village by a son, Francis A. Dahms. Center, 7:30 p.m. ment between the town and the Directors Samuel Longest and arrangements. tor Thomas Landers, a candidate district’s continued existence.” Asser Pharmacy on Main Street in Coventry. Blood A graveside service will be held Melva A. Dandurand, 82, for­ has changed enough to invite suburban schools and students district under which the district Joseph Tripp, the two district Memorial donations may be Housing Authority, Bluefield Drive, 7:30 p.m. for president of the Eighth The pressure checks, tine tests, throat cultures and Thursday at 11 a.m. in St. merly of Hillard Street, widow of concern and consideration. from suburban schools are taken would have given up its sewer Several past attempts to con­ directors whose terms are expir­ made to the American Cancer “ There has evolved a situation to city schools. Utilities District, says the district been i general health guidance will be given. Edward’s Cemetery, Stafford Albert L. Dandurand Sr., died will face in the future. jurisdiction in exchange for a solidate the district with the town, ing, have not yet decided whether Society, 670 Prospect Ave., Hart­ Bolton which is more drastic than it was While Sweeney believes an make Springs. There are no calling Tuesday at a local convalescent Landers issued a news release tow n-ow ned fireh o u se in as well as the recent effort to to seek re-election. ford 06105. 15 years ago by nature of people “ effective remedy” for the needs and s( hours. Vincent Funeral Home, home. Zoning Commission, Community Hall, 7; 30 p.m. Buckland. Heart Wellness discussed moving across boundaries,” of the students can be found, “ we announcing his candidacy for the feder: 880 Hopmeadow St., Simsbury, is She was bom in Moodus on Jan. Planning Commission, Community Hall, 8 p.m. District President Walter Sweeney said. have to preserve the good school post. Exercise for Cardiovascular Wellness and other Edith A. Krivanec in charge of the arrangements. 12, 1906, and been a resident of “ Our strength is in our unity Joyner, who is not seeking Manchester for over 55 years. She heart related topics will be part of a program on Edith A. (Richardson) Kri­ Coventry and united we can meet these new re-election, was a strong advo­ CHOLESTEROL Thursday and again on May 5 from 1:45 to 2:45 p.m. vanec, 92, of 75 Krivanec Road, was a communicant of St. Bridget challenges,” Landers said. cate of the agreement. Margaret Minor Church. at the Senior Center on E. Middle Turnpike. For West Willington, died Monday at School Building Committee, Coventry High Landers said he hopes to The agreement was rejected by information, call 647-3173, Margaret (Johnson) Minor, 69, She is survived by a daughter, School, 7; 30 p.m. Church housing study district voters in the November SCREENING Manchester Memorial Hospital, of 94 High St., widow of Henry S. provide the leadership the dis­ Cc She was the widow of Joseph Gloria D. Young of East Hart­ Conservation Commission, Town Office Building, trict will need “ to flourish in its election. Minor, died Tuesday at her home. Krivanec. ford; a son, Albert L. Dandurand 7:30 p.m. next century.” The district election will be held Voter registration Born in Manchester, she had Born in Woodstock, July 18, Jr. of Tolland; four grandchild- Parks and Recreation Commission, Patriots due by January 1989 Landers said he has been a at the district’s annual meeting been a lifelong resident. Before Voter-registration sessions will be held Thursday 1895, she had lived in West ren; and three great­ 'Park, 7:30 p.m. firefighter for 12 years and a May 25. of retiring, she was employed by the from 6: 30 to 8:30 p.m. in the Mall at the Broad Street Willington since 1920. She was the grandchildren. By Nancy Cancelman day, which followed two informa­ district director for five years. Helen Warrington, district Travelers Insurance Cos. She Parkade and again on Saturday from 11 a.m. to 2 co-founder and member of Wil­ The funeral will be held Friday Manchester Herald tional meetings held earlier this In his news release. Landers clerk, has said she will seek the HAR1 was a member of the Ladies of St. at 9; 45 a.m. at the Holmes p.m. Voter registrations will also be taken for lington Baptist Church, She is a T h ou gh ts year, went well despite concerns said he had been active in the past treasurer’s post. Betty Sadloski. legi."!lati residents of any town in Connecticut in addition to James and the AARP of Funeral Home. 400 Main St. that the housing for the elderly bill tha distance relative of Ralph Waldo Manchester. South Methodist Church offi­ changes of address and changes of party enrollment Emerson. Burial will be in St. James cials expect to have a feasibility project, pursued unsuccessfully agency She is survived by two sons, Cemetery. There are no calling rehabili for residents of Manchester, She is survived by two sons, A tax assessor came once a day to a Pentecostal report completed by next Janu­ by church members more than 10 Manchester Deputy Chief of hours. Tonight Only 5:00 to 9:00 abled p Joseph F. Krivanec of Biloxi, pastor to determine the amount of taxes the pastor ary on a- plan to construct a years ago. may be a touchy Police Henry R. Minor and Gary ment a Overeaters meet weekly Miss., and Kenneth W. Krivanec would have to pay. The following conversation took housing for the elderly complex subject. E. Minor, both of Manchester; educatii Overeater.s Anonymous meets Wednesdays at 7 of Ellington; seven daughters, George Williams place: on the church’s Hartford Road A housing proposal 12yearsago and seven grandchildren. She from church member Philip may nol p.m. in the Manchester Memorial Hospital Caroline Zizka of East Lyme, FORT LAUDERDALE, Fla. ’’What property do you possess?’ ’ asked the ' land. was predeceased by a brother, Susag was rejected by the Plan­ cafeteria meeting room. New members are Miriam F. Oberz of Glastonbury, (AP) — George Williams, known assessor. The Rev. Shephard S. Johnson Scott Raymond. ning and Zoning Commission in welcome at 7:30 p.m. The group follows the 12 steps Mildred M. Crandall of Manches­ as the ’’King of Strings’’ for his “ I am a very wealthy man.” replied the minister. said church parishioners voted liason fi The funeral will be Friday at 1978. Many residents opposed of alcoholics anonymous helping people with ter, N.H., Edith Keegan of violin arrangements for Jackie ’’List you possessions, please,” the assessor 65-22 Sunday to appoint a nine- ment. s) 9:30 a.m. from the John F. Susag’s proposal for the 100-unit compulsive eating. For information, call 524-4,544. Columbia, Conn., Mabel LePro- Gleason and Big Band entertain­ instructed. member study committee to the Di\ Tierney Funeral Home, 219 W. Wesley Retirement Center. hon of East Hartford, Elizabeth ers, died Sunday. He was 71. “ First. I have everlasting life.” John 3; 16 examine the possibility of build­ Service! Center St., with a Mass of “ It was a good meeting,” Johnson of Smithsburg, Md., and Christian burial, 10 a.m., in St. Williams formed the George ’’Second, I have a mansion in Heaven,” John 14; 2. ' ing the housing on 6.7 acres of Educati Tutor training workshops church-owned land. The commit­ Johnson said. “ There was no Constance Saba of West Willing­ James Church. Burial will be in Williams Orchestra in 1955 and ’’Third, I have peace that passeth understand- - ment of ton: a brother. Nelson F. Ri­ tee, composed of three members hostility there. We dealt with it in Tutor training workshops for literacy volunteers St. James Cemetery. Calling moved to South Florida with ing.” Phil. 4:7. solve thi of the board of trustees, three a healthy way.” interested in helping recent immigrants with chardson of Danielson: two sis­ hours are Thursday from 2 to 4 Gleason’s show in 1968. He wrote "Fourth, I have joy unspeakable,” 1 Peter 1:8. ters, Lucretia Pierce of Rocky members of the administrative While some at the meeting said Kim 1 English or adults who lack basic reading skills will p.m, and 7 to 9 p.m. all of the arrangements for ’’Fifth, I have divine love which never faileth,” 1 ' son for ( Hill and Edna G. Pierce of Fort board and three members at they felt the church shouldn’t get be given beginning Tuesday, May 3, at 7 p.m. at Gleason’s weekly variety shows Cor. 13:8. tion and Meyers, Fla,; 29 grandchildren; large, will submit a report on the involved with the proposal, others Manchester Community College. For information, in three or four days, with “ Sixth, I have a faithful, pious wife,” Pro. 31:10. capped 39 great-grandchildren; lOgreat- Herbert A. MacArdle proposal to the church at its said housing for the elderly was Cholesterol... call Literacy Volunteers of America at 647-6216. musicians making copies of his “ Seventh. I have healthy, happy, obedient • Disablei gieat-grandchildren: several annual meeting in January. “ the most Christian way to use Herbert A. MacArdle, 88, for­ music sheets as soon as he children,” Ex. 20; 12. counsel! nieces and nephews; and several merly of Manchester died Mon­ Johnson said the meeting Sun­ the land,” Johnson said. It’s A Heart Stopper! finished. “ Eighth, 1 have true, loyal friends,” Pro. 18:24. She sa foster children. day in Tuscan, Ariz. He was the The Big Band entertainer Lio­ “ Ninth, I have songs in the night,” Ps. 42:8. up less Dr. Crane’s Quiz The funeral will be held Thurs­ High Cholesterol clogs arteries and contributes husband of the late Dorothy F. nel Hampton was the first to latch “ Tenth, I have a crown of life,” James 1; 12.” i Educati day, 11 a.m., at Willington Baptist MacArdle. to the death of more Americans each year than all 9 onto Williams’ arrangements, The tax assessor closed his book and said, "Truly • and “ do Church, Ruby Road, West Wil­ 1. Papyrus suggests which ancient people? Born in Worcester, Mass., he and he was soon followed by you are a very rich man, but your property is not ; cancers combined. should.’ lington. 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April 20. 1988 _5 1 — s IN BRIEF Democratis’ state budget STATE Wesleyan students want divestment MIDDLETOWN (AP) - Students ing them and would respond, bu no Registrars canvass town protesting Wesleyan University’s In­ T---.- & REGION vestments in South Africa say they specific time for a response was heads to O’Neill’s desk announced. I The annual canvass of voters by the town will stay camped outside university Registrar of Voters office began last Wednesday President Colin G. Campbell's office Bobby Wayne Clark, a university By Jodd Everhart Senate OKs cable bill spokesman, said Wesleyan had no tnpor- and will continue through May. until the school moves toward The Associated Press plans to evict the demonstrators. During the canvass, a representative from the HARTFORD — The state Senate has divestment. *'We are not big spenders and don’t let ’’It’s a legal demonstration. rently registrar’s office will visit each home in town to unanimously approved a bill aimed at giving About 100 students began the sit-in HARTFORD — The Demo­ They’re being very cooperative. It’s three anybody put that label on you. We are the state more control over cable television Monday in the hallway and waiting determine the voter registration status of each crats’ $6.29 billion state budget an acceptable situation.” Clark said. companies, now that their rates have been rooms In the building where Wesleyan resident. The canvassers will also take new for 1988-89 is headed for Gov. compassionate.” deregulated. President Colin G. Campbell has his Rallies were held on the campus opted voter registrations. William A. O’Neill’s desk after I Monday and Tuesday by students — Sen. Joseph H. Harper Jr., D-New Britain office. About 50 students stayed ; stu- If no one is home the canvassers will leave a Senate Democrats rejected Re­ The measure permits the state Department supporting the sit-in at the university icials overnight. They continued their sit-in notice. Residents who don’t respond to the notice publican claims that it is precar­ of Public Utility Control to grant franchises of H of about 2,700 students. About 250 struc- Tuesday. risk removal from the town voter registry. iously balanced and will require five to 10 years, depending on a company’s people attended a noontime rally "We should not be creating budgets made The students said they planned to ty for About 25 canvassers appointed by the major.tax increases next year. compliance with consumer service standards Tuesday. orary remain in the building, known as registrar’s office will cover the town. The Ilie spending plan for the out of mirrors.” contained in the bill, which was approved by Leaders of the sit-in said their place South College, until Wesleyan takes Mar purpose of the annual canvass is to help 1988-89 fiscal year calls for a 12 — Sen. Philip S. Robertson, R-Cheshire the Senate Tuesday. I demonstration was sparked by the ■man- “ concrete and irrevocable steps” in devi registrars update voting lists and prepare for percent increase in spending over Franchises of up to 15 years could be trustees’ failure to vote in favor of said, I, toward divestment. the Nov. 8 presidential election. the current year. It was approved granted to those companies agreeing to make 1 1 divestment at a meeting Saturday. of new offi- “ Our occupation force is still Tuesday in the Senate on a 23-13 large financial commitments to upgrade its But a member of the board said the precio ‘ con­ strong,” said Todd Filippo, a spokes­ vote after 4*/i hours’ debate. 'Two students were wrong to assume that a ed to ”We shoi^ not be creating $250,000 to implement safety equipment and meet other standards yet to be man for the group and a freshman take a Democrats Joined all 11 Republi­ decision would be reached last about budgets made out of mirrors,” he recommendations made by a setbytheDPUC. from Cambridge, Mass. “ We have got that w Foote to be feted cans in voting against the budget. weekend. mpus said. committee appointed after a a lot of momentum. Senate Minority Leader Regi­ Clark said a board subcommittee is they d HEBRON — Marion Foote, who served as The so-called budget-balancing Bridgeport apartment bulding Fronton can stay open "People’s spirits are pretty high. nald J. Smith, R-New Hartford, now reviewing its investment policy under) years town treasurer for 20 years and as a member of gimmicks, primarily the use of collapsed during construction Basically, we could stay here said the budget would “ throw and will present recommendations at ileted the Board of Education for 20 years, will be one-shot revenue sources, were last year, and $9 million for HARTFORD — State gambling officials forever.” A A Jim open the floodgates to ... eco­ the board’s next meeting on May 28. ;e is honored at a testimonial dinner by the the focus of most of the Republi­ housing programs, includinglpro- have granted the Hartford Jai alai fronton Martin J. Waters, a Wesleyan, nomic havoc” next year and The subcommittee, which includes Tieta- Republican Town Committee May 6. can amendments, all 13 of which grams for the homeless. permission to remain open through Friday spokesman, said decisions on divest­ Depar beyond. He said his vote against faculty and student representatives, of a Foote was a member of the Connecticut Farm failed. McLaughlin, ranking Republi­ despite a players’ strike. ment are up to the university’s board has he the budget was “ a vote again.st presented an interim report on South years Those include, they said, raid­ can on the tax-writing Finance State gambling officials will also decide on of trustees, which met last Saturday Bureau for 30 years. She was chosen as smoke and mirrors.” African divestment with no conclu­ pionee Id. ing the budget reserve, or “ rainy Committee, said the estimates of the Bridgeport jai alai fronton’s plans to on campus and isn’t scheduled to meet Connecticut Mother of the Year in 1974 and was Other Republicans said it sions on Saturday. At the anent day” fund for $73.8 million, which tax revenue that accompany the remain open. again until May 28. the first recipient of Hebron’s Citizen of the Year would likely lead to a state The university now has a policy of ird to was supposed to be used only to budget were too optimistic and Fronton operators submitted the schedules In a new list of demands issued compli Award presented by the Hebron Junior Women’s personal income tax next year. A P photo "selective divestment” from com­ Trus- Reginald Plnto/Manchattar Harald pay off budget deficits; and $32 had been inflated to justify the 12 for the state Division of Special Revenue’s ’Tuesday afternoon along with a contro Club. But Sen. Joseph H. Harper Jr.. panies that “ are not taking the steps unity P million from the property tax percent spending increase. approval during a strike by Jai alai players in deadline for a response of 10 a.m. INSIDE LOOKING OUT — One of the sit-in students peers P The testimonial will be held at Vito’s DROP IN THE BUCKET — Michael D-New Britain, co-chairman of they .should take to improve the Man- relief fund, a $70 million fund “ I suggest to you that they’re Thursday, student spokesman Todd outside a window Monday at the Wesieyan University campus Whil Restaurant in Bolton with cocktail hour the budget-writing Appropria­ Connecticut, Florida and Rhode Island. situation of blacks in South Africa,” rgest Sapienza, 2, uses his toy bulldozer to which is being dismantled after absolutely bogus,” McLaughlin Shepard, a freshman from Rochester, consid beginning at 7 p.m. and dinner at 8 p.m. Tickets tions Committee, said the budget About 500 players represented by the while more than 300 students staged a rally protesting the Clark said. r col- clean away sand and grass from the less than a year. Only $18 million said of the estimates. “ We are N.Y., said the protesters want Camp­ are available from Joan Landon or from any represented a compassionate International Jai Alai Players Association school's investments policies. John S. Summers, a trustee who Strang ly be is being used for property tax absolutely accelerating spending bell to define specific positions South driveway of his home at 113 Wellman walked out at 14 frontons Thursday seeking heads the subcommittee, said the other member of the Republican Town Committee way to meet citizens’ needs. relief. The other $20 million is without any thought to control.” Africa. aquife: Road. “ We are not big spenders and improved working conditions and an end to group hasn’t reached a decision on being set aside in case there’s a With the economy apparently He said the protesters also want the Aquife don’t let anybody put that label on allegedly unfair labor practices by fronton ” We feel that a lack of student and and we feel that student pressure is of divestment. much deficit this year. heading for a slowdown, he said it trustees to alter their schedule for operators. pro-divestment trustee input contrib­ prime importance in pressuing them "There has been no retreat since we Com- you. We are compassionate,” Third, they noted, was an was not likely that revenues from considering the divestment issue so It wc Bus drivers needed Harper said. uted to the fact no... recommendation to divest. Without it they may feel that had reached no conclusion,’ ’ Iwith administration decisiion, en­ the sales tax would grow by 9.5 that students and pro-divestment they can wait even longer.” more e UConn dean appointed O’Neill is likely to sign the of divestment was made April 16,” Summers said Monday. "There have said. The Manchester Bus Service Co. is again dorsed by the Demcorats control­ percent, as stated in the evidence. Bridgeport hires adviser trustees can have more direct and Shepard said. Waters said Campbell received a budget, according to an aide. been no decisions. They (protesters) 1984. looking for drivers. Beverly Lynn Vesco Koerner of Bolton has ling the General Assembly, not to Housing starts are slowing down indirect influence over the process. "Students will not be here May 28, list of the new demands, was consider­ But! Senate Majority Leader Corne­ BRIDGEPORT — The Bridgeport common drew their own conclusions.” cture John Thrall, company comptroller, said been appointed dean of the University of spend $63 million of last year’s and it’s not likely that income state ri lius P. O’Leary, D-Windsor council has agreed to spend $325,000 to hire a have recently the company needs about eight more Connecticut School of Nursing in Storrs. surplus to pay off bonds, as from the real estate tax will grow Locks, denounced the Republi­ management consultant to help the city solve o ff to b local drivers to cope with a heavy after-school Koerner has been directing the federal and state' previously planned, and shift the by 6.2 percent, he said. cans for their “ hysteria” over the its financial problems. Aquife tions. schedule loaded with athletic events and field funded project for the homeless throughout this money instead into next year’s But Sen. William A. DiBella, way the budget is balanced. He The council approved the expenditure on a past year and is currentiy professor of nursing General Fund budget. D-Hartford, Finance Committee Relationship of plaza builders questioned Connei trips, and a high number of sick employees. acknowledged that millions of 19-1 vote Monday. come and education at the University of Hartford. Sen. James H. McLaughlin, chairman, said the estimates compU At the beginning of the school year, the dollars in one-shot revenue sour­ The city plans to hire consultant Jacob B. to the Koerner begins her job as dean in July. R-Woodbury, said spending those were reasonable, the “ bestguess- HARTFORD (AP) — State police questioned the the project be hired to review contractors’ payment independent oversight. company also was short about a half dozen ces are being used, which won’t Ukeles of New York City to direct teams of in the f \ the funds “ drive us into (a) black timation” that forecasters could relationship between architects and contractors on requests and to monitor the project as it was being "Inquiry into the roles of the architects, engineers drivers, but were able to meet runs by having be there next year, but he said the hole” that will make it impossible come up with. local executives on loan from their companies the L ’Ambiance Plaza construction project that constructed. and getWal contractor revealed a lack of supervisors and office staff drive. Thrall said practice was safe. A to\ moti- to balance the budget next year He acknowledged that the to examine municipal operations and collapsed in Bridgeport a year ago, killing 28 Bui High Hedges, the architect hired for the job in coordinatio^i at the job site resulting in minimal the company is currently using similar He also said that “ not a year develo] allow Robles discloses income without significant tax increases. governor’s budget office, the recommend improvements. workers. 1986, had previously been involved in the design exchange of information between disciplines. what practices to meet demands on the about 4.5 daily has gone by” in which Republi­ The city estimates its deficit will reach for full Morio Robles of Windsor, a Republican The budget is $33.4 million less Office of Policy and Manage­ In a report issued Tuesday, state Department of phase and also subcontracted his half of the "Investigators found the role of the architects to runs and after-school demands. cans don’t raise the specter of an ment, and the legislature’s about $34.4 million by the time the the present Public Safety investigators also reiterated past running for the United States House of than the one proposed by (3ov. monitoring work back to the original design be the most mystifying of all because of their The company pays $7 an hour, and mothers income tax. Asked if he thought William A. O’Neill in February. budget arm, the Office of Fiscal fiscal year ends June 30. findings that Bridgeport city building inspectors architect. Representatives from the First District, has interwoven relationships with the owner and are allowed to bring their children along while tax increases would be necessary The only tax increase is another Analysis, were about $68 million violated laws by failing to properly supervise the According to a summary of the investigation, biiildier. reported that he and his wife had an adjusted they drive, he said. next year, when lawmakers are penny on the gasoline tax, bring­ apart in their estimates of total project. there were “ deficiencies in plan review and “ The absence of third-party objectivity deprived gross income in 1978 of $41,815. Free college proposed safely past this fall’s elections. ing it to 20 cents on July 1, but that revenue. However, the investigators underscored findings construction site supervision largely due to the project of any independent overseer.’’ A\ He challenged Rep. Barbara Kennelly. O’Leary said: “ No, I think we’ll HARTFORD — Connecticut’s Department is part of a gas tax increase On several Republican amend­ that the building inspection failures did not understaffing of the Bridgeport building depart­ State legal authorities have said they found incumbent Democratic, to disclose her joint make it” sdic- Meotti named to panel schedule approved four years ments, one or more Democrats of Higher Education has come up with a contribute to the construction project collapse on ment, excessive reliance on the principal.parties to insufficient basis for criminal prosecution because Sen. Philip S. Robertson. R- stiff household and income tax statement. ago. broke ranks and voted with the proposal aimed at encouraging today’s April 23, 1987, killing 28 workers. the construction project, lack of control and they said the cause of the collapse involved neither TS. state Sen. Michael Meotti. D-Glastonbury. Robles made his tax figures public in a news Cheshire, said the budget was low-income seventh-graders to stay in school on The budget contains $2 million GOP. "W e’re not dropping a big bomb on you today.” coordination at the work site and the absence of intentional nor negligent criminal conduct. her whose Fourth Senatorial District includes release in which he said the joint income tax “ the epitome of deception” in its for AIDS programs, $3.5 million Sen. James H. Maloney, D- by offering a free public college education Capt. David J. Paige, the deputy state fire marshal, will Manchester, has been named a member of thr return he and his wife, Annette, filed recently estimates of revenues from state so the state will pay 100 percent of Danbury, and Sen. John D. Atkin, after they graduate from high school. told reporters at a news conference where the The s taxes and called the spending fficc 2 Environmental Committee of the National shows that most of their income. $37,300. came the health insurance premiums D-Norwalk, voted with the Re­ The proposal, offered Tuesday, has been 61-page report on the department’s year-long 2 and Boi lore Conference of State Legislatures. from his salary as an engineer, and that most of plan “ an income tax prelude," for retired state employees, publicans on the final tally. investigation was released. dubbed the HOPE scholarship program, an MARC proudly presents U.S« M STItlO C O tf}S BdllCl bill that Meotti is chairman of the Connecticut General the remainder came from his Naval Reserve acronym for Help and Opportunity to Pursue ” We’re corroborating what’s been testified to and before.” he said. Manche Assembly’s Environment Committee. drill pay. $4,515. Education. In Concert trict The national committee to which Meotti has Tne release said that with three additional The department’s proposal was inspired in Most of the report’s contents have previously been D eveloj

bu no e was & 'ersity Manchester Stop and count your many blessings Tori lad no PEOPLE rs. Jack DEAR MR. ROSS MAE ation. I^N-SMOKIN(? Just want to say thank to know that my philosophy of helping wouldn’t worry about feeding my rebuild '6. It’s takes lead Anderson you for caring for our our fellowman has found its way into baby. Floridi S ^ C T io M Bridges visits Ethiopia k said, fellowman. I read your your hearts makes it doubly If you print this, don’t use my name. Mlled f ampus column every week, as worthwhile. Since moving here 18 months ago. I ’ve ADDIS ABABA, dollars udents Thanks it helps me realize that Forget that you can’t do enough — managed to get a job and save enough Ethiopia — Actor but its: 'ersity life’s little problems are A Mfliion it’s enough to do whatever you can. to buy an old but dependable ’75 Lloyd Bridges, a The I ut 250 on aquifers Chevy. My life is slowly but finally not that big. It also goodwill ambassa­ tossing rally Percy Ross DEAR MR. ROSS: I ’m proud of the coming together. I ’m a survivor, Mr. makes me stop and dor for CARE explodi count my blessings — person I ’ve become. My family came Ross, and will get by even if you don’t International, is them. 1 their Manchester has taken a lead in Connecticut my family, my health from Mexico as migrant workers. At help me. spending a week 12-mile ay the in developing regulations to control what kind North’s notes and a roof over my 14 I ran away. I had to because my Miss M.S. vor of head. father had been molesting me since I PORTLAND, ORE here for a tour of destruc urday. of new development will be permitted over drought relief and destro] Like you, I try to help others, but not seeing his name in print. But the was 9. There was nothing my mother lid the precious aquifers. It is now being asked to development pro­ nearly as often as I should. Your novelty of that wore off in short order could do, so she gave me the few DEAR MISS S.: Your letter is a that a show anxiety dollars she had saved and wished me messge of courage and determination jects in eastern Insp take another lead by writing a local ordinance weekly reminder gives me a gentle and the growth of this column began. I last luck. to all single mothers faced with and central Ethio that will control existing businesses so that nudge and I ’m prodded into doing a And ^ let me tell you what a WAS I came to have faith in the Lord supporting their children alone. pia. they do not pollute the vulnerable little more. revelation it’s been. It has changed Lloyd Bridges have e: ttee is I can only speak for myself, but as when a very kind minister and his wife Life is a heavy battle, but I’m glad CARE distrib­ policy underground water supply. over Irangate my attitude and how I view people and Airline you know its worth fighting for. To utes food to about 300,000 people in eastern A long as you keep writing your column life in general. The joy of touching took me in and raised me as if I was A compli ons at — it’s a reminder that I can better one of their own. I had very little lighten your load. I ’m sending the Hararghe province, where it also has various ay 28. Jim Murphy, an official with the state another person’s life in a positive will coi myself by helping others. manner is most rewarding. schooling, but with their encourage- money for a new refrigerator. Thanks development projects. In Northern Shoa, eludes nrient, I received my high school for writing. many( Department of Environmental Protection, % (TlleClNONNWi FO.;r 9^ liW. WASHINGTON — The secret notebooks of Lt. Mr. D.S. Some might say I ’m grandiose. I central Ethiopia, it helps provide relief food itives. diploma by the time I was 20. The! has heaped praise on Manchester for its Col. Oliver North reveal that the gung-ho Marine LITTLE ROCK. ARK. don’t think so — I don’t claim to save for an estimated 100,000 people in conjunction South There’s been a lot of ups and downs airport pioneer aquifer protection zoning regulations. was afraid of someone blowing the whistle on him lives. But I strive daily in trying to with the Baptist Mission of Ethiopia. onclu- since leaving the minister’s home. I Minneapolis millionaire Percy Ross The drought victims are among 7 million all but At the same time, he has urged the town to for nearly a year before his arms-for-hostages DEAR READERS: I’ve waited five make a difference in people’s lives. In years to receive a letter such as the got invlved with a man who turned out Is internationally known for his Ethiopians needing help this year after cases i licy of game was finally exposed. doing so, I ’m hoping it will become complete the job by passing a pollution above from Mr. D.S. of Little Rock. To to be something like my father. He philanthropic works and likes to massive crop failures in 1987. More than 3 servici coin- That is because we had the goods on North’s contagious, and that each of you will P control ordinance. Open Forum me it’s living proof that my philo­ walked out on me when I told him I encourage others to help solve prob­ million are in northern Ethiopia, where P casesf also learn the gift of giving. You’ll find steps scheme and his notebooks show that he knew it. was pregnant. Six months later I gave lems for those Ion need. Write to sophy is shared by others. that the more you give of yourself, the drought relief operations have been crippled agenc> e the Independent Ckiunsel Lawrence Walsh and the birth to a beautifid baby boy. So why Percy Ross in care of the Manchester While zoning matters in Connecticut are You see, when I started this column richer you become — inside. by civil war. FAA rica.” grand jury tried unsuccessfully to legally get their 3fn I writing? The house I’m renting is Herald P.O. Box 35(HM). Minneapolis. considered strictly local prerogatives, it is my life was different. The column If we all pitch ip, together — you and Bridges, who arrived Tuesday, is .schedul'd ’Tuesde hands on North’s notebooks. The congressional itself was a novel idea motivated by ideal for the two of us because of the Minn. 55435. Include a telephone when tl » who strange that pollution control laws to protect Make school ‘complete’ I — we’ll turn a small splash into a to leave April 26. investigating committee, which provided North self-serving means. tidal wave. low rent. My problem is I have no number If you wish. All letters sent to conclu( d the aquifers should be regarded as local matters. refrigerator. I ’ve been keeping the Mr. Ross are read. Only a few are limited immunity, got thousands of pages under There’s no doubt about it — I As for me. I ’ve come full circle from on on To the Editor: The Ultimate Creators baby’s milk in the windowsill , but with answered in this column, although Aquifers do not stop at town lines. subpoena, but only released a few pages to the enjoyed the recognition. And I think a somewhat self-centered position, Jerry Daniels performs Spe( On Monday. April 25, we will submit to the Board of public. The rest are officially classified as it’s only natural that one would enjoy spring coming this won’t work. If I others may be acknowledged pri- ice we and am having the time of my life. But vatelv. It would seem that state regulation would be Education our petition signatures favoring the In the ultimate beginning “ secret.” had a small used refrigerator I INDIANAPOLIS — Five tumultuous WAS! ion ,” more effective. there was the ultimate creation We have seen a few of those classified pages decades have passed since Jerry Daniels last spokesi I have complete opening of Highland Park School, which make it clear that North was sweating over appeared with the Ink Spots and swing mu.sic concoct sters) kindergarten through grades 6. in September 1989. of the Ultimate Creator But since it will take a long time to develop by the Ultimate Unity how much we knew and how much we would print has given way to punk rock, but Daniels Preside Through the petitioning process, it has been our Prescription drugs require showed some things never change. state regulation, the town will be just as well And all became the Ultimate Trinity about the arms-for-hostages dickering with the acknow intention to inform the Board of Education, as well as off to be a pioneer again. A report by the from which came all of plurality Iranians. Daniels, the last surviving member of the for the I our town officials, of our dissatisfaction with the Here is a chronology: Dr. Gott original Ink Spots singing group of the 1930s “ I ha Aquifer Protection Task Force to the decision to phase in the reopening of Highland Park From the ultimate beginning December 1985 — Dale Van Atta confronted the Peter Gott, M.D. and 1940s, stepped again into the limelight at man wli Connecticut General Assembly was recently School over a four-year period. If we were to have informed use, proper care d the Indiana Roof Ballroom on Monday night to Speakei came the ultimate creation Pentagon’s top man on terrorism, Noel Koch, about completed, but state action seems to be far off remained silent, it would have shown ouracceptance of the ultimate principles the involvement of Gen. Richard Secord and harmonize with the current touring group. provide of the board’s decision. DEAR in the future. of the ultimate purposes ex-CIA official Thomas Clines in the sale of arms to different dosage or a different “ We're kinda like the Yankees.” said the their ca READERS: neers We want our elementary school children to be in of the ultimate perfections Iran through Israel in return for hostages. During drug. 72-year-old Daniels. "W e just keep changing served 1 k of Yesterday I A town ordinance controlling existing the same school, rather than split between two of the ultimate premises the Iran-Contra hearings. Koch testified that Van 2. If you have an unexpected the players around.” it.” aimal published a let- symptom — rash, nau.sea. dizzi­ development over aquifers may point the way different schools. We want our neighborhood school of the ultimate good Atta had the facts straight. “ He cameto me and The group originated in Indianapolis in 1930, te r from a ness, headache — report it to your back as a “ complete school, ’ ’ offering toour children and all were In the Ultimate Trinity asked me about it .... I simply said, ‘Would you playing on street corners for whatever spare ‘Rev( cts to for future state law. When Pap test reader who re­ Dear Abby all the programs, curriculum, and school events they please drop it? I think if you go with this story ... physician immediately. change passersby would throw their direction their and all were in the ultimate rhythmic quested a rerun 3. Don’t stop taking your WASI are presently entitled to in otherelementay schools. you may get somebody killed.’” Abigail Van Buren Daniels left the group in 1936 over a money and harmonious unity of diversity of information medicine just because you’re Washini Dec. 12 — An associate of North’s on the National dispute, but he may soon be seen again. A We urge you to attend the board meeting with us on shows dysplasia about the inter­ feeling better. You may prevent video shot during Monday's concert is optimis Monday at 7 p.m. at Robertson School. After the ultimate beginning Security Council called our office to chew us out for action of cer­ rived the drug from doing its work scheduled to be released nationally, along measur of the ultimate creation a column which said the CIA station chief in Beirut, tain foods with A wise decision DEAR DR. GO’TT: A year ago I had a class 2 Pap: completly. with a book and a new album of the Ink Spots' membe Linda Road and Gail Collins the Ultimate Creator looked down upn William Buckley, had been tortured to death in prescription found cervical dysplasia. I had a colposcopy with biopsy, a 4. Check drug labels forspecific old songs. branch cause Manchester all that He had created Iran. At the time, the United States was sticking to D&C with laser ablation, and conization of the drugs. She was wisely concerend 3. If you are being treated fora instructions or warnings such as. either on Homart’s biii And he smiled the story that hostage Buckley was still alive. cervix. Three months later, the follow-up Pap that she might be “ eating some different condition by another “ Do not take on an empty and he said Feb. 21,1986 — North wrote in his notebooks that showed the dysplasia was still present. Freezing the foods that would be harmful to doctor. stomach” or, “ Do not take with Ivana Trump honored As all is from ultimates an associate of his was “ called by Dale Van Atta re cervix is next . Why is it so difficult toeradicte? Will her medication.” 4. If you are pregnant, or a milk.” 2 The state Legislature’s Finance, Revenue, So all is from good Secord/Tom Clines in Israel re hostages.” it or the surgeries affect fertility? I ’m 30. Today I will deal with what you heavy smoker, or a heavy 5. Check the label, or ask your NEW YORK — Her husband's biography is 2 Pro and Bonding Committee has wisely killed a Oppose mandate bills As all is from good Feb. 24 — In an interview with Van Atta, should tell your physician before drinker. pharmacist, for storing instruc­ a best-seller and they’ve both got multiple he or she prescribes any tions. Some drugs should be bill that would have made the town of To the Editor; So all is good President Reagan confirmed the arms-for- DEAR READER: A class 2Pap smear, indicating millions in the bank, but Ivana Trump By Lorry medication: 5. If you are on a special diet or refrigerated; others mu.st be apparently hasn't left motherhood behind in Manchester a collection agent for the Homart hostages story and asked that the information “ cervical dysplasia,” means that the cells which The Assot Sens. Kennedy, WeickerandDoddaretryingtoget But toward the ending remain secret until the hostages were free. Adm. are shed from the cervix (opening of the uterus) 1. Tf you have ever had any are taking vitamins and mineral protected from light. life's fast lane. Development Co. allergic reactions or side effects supplements. the Kennedy Mandate through Congress to mandate of the ultimate creation John Poindexter, Reagan’s former national look peculiar under the microscope. These cellular 6. Always keep medicines out of Mrs. Trump was among seven women WASHIb to certain drugs in the past. Some tips to help you use the reach of children. that health benefits must be provided by employers there was ultimately created security adviser, later testified in the Iran-Contra peculiarities are not pronounced enough to enable honored Tuesday by the National Mother's recommen If the bill had become law, it would have 2. If you are taking any prescription drugs .safely and 7. Never let another person use for all employees working Wh hours or more per hearings that he was “ very nervous” that Reagan the technician to conclude that cancerous changes Day Committee for “ contributions to the role Court nom in the image of the Ultimate Creator medication on a regular basis, effectively: your medicine, and never take relieved Homart of its responsibility to work week. had been so candid. are present, but the cells do not look normal. of contemporary motherhood.” openly at i the ultimate of all created creatures such as contraceptives or insulin, 0 out satisfactory contracts with anchor-store In this circumstance, some gynecologists prefer 1. If a drug is not doing what it is medicine prescribed for anyone Mrs. Trump, who helps her husband, 0 is drawing The problems with these bills, S1265, S1306 and And this greatest of creatures April 28 to June 29 — We published a series of or if you use a non-pre.scription supposed todo for you. check with else. (This includes birth control tenants of Homart’s planned mall in who was called man four columns giving the bare outline of the simply to keep an eye on the situation by performing Donald, run a real estate empire, said they vatives w! S1836. is in the small group area, This includes one to frequent Pap tests. Other doctors may choose a drug on a regular basis. your physician. You may need a pills.) the handlii looked around at his own creations arms-for-hostages deal. In early July, North wrote repeatedly emphasize to their three children, Buckland. It would have made the town 25 employees. The bills calls for eight insurance more aggressive approach, as in your case, 8. Never take medicine at night unsuccessi And he smiled as he said in his notebooks that our knowledge of the deal had "No smoking, no drugs, no alcohol. Don’t responsible for seeing that Homart, and not companies to provide all the health insurance to consisting of burning and surgical removal of without turning on the light. “ It’s a r man is the ultimate creator been discussed at a staff meeting. cheat and steal and lie.” these small groups,at,lheir premiums. This would cervical tissue. 9. Do not transfer medication practicall] the stores, got the tax break the town offered July 10 — North sent a secret message to Data Bank The other winners were opera singer Regina hut or put out of business over 1.000 companies now and all he creates is good Sometimes early cancer can masquerade as a from the original container to Orrin G. as an incentive to development. Poindexter including references to our Resnick; Rep. Constance Morelia, R-Md.; providing medical insurance. but all he creates can be better class 2 Pap; more often, cervical dysplasia reflects another. The original container is ’Tuesday a information. “ It is disturbing that the visit (Robert designed to protect the drug. Also NBC radio correspondent Judy Muller; Patti But the relationship of Homart and its Employers should have the right to choose the a low-grade infection of the cervix. In this instance, Judicial S( And the Ultimate Creator McFarlane’s visit to Tehran) may also be common the instructions for taking the Ann McDonald of Malverne, N.Y., whose connpanythey want toprovidemedicalinsurancefor women will continue to have class 2 smears, despite recommei tenants should not be the town’s concern at looked down upon man knowledge.” medication are on the original husband, Steven, was paralyzed by an their employees. Insurance companies have come surgery, until the infection is diagnosed and treated. LIQUID ASSETS: What Americans drink Court nom all. and He said Aug. 20 — A Washington Post reporter asked container. assailant's bullet; Laura H. Pomerantz, up with a plan that would take care of the problem Freezing part of the cervix, to destroy the source in public forgive them North’s nominal boss, Howard Teicher, whether Readers, for further informa­ corporate senior vice president of The Leslie and let the free enterprise system work. of the dysplasia, is a logical next step. However, as I QaMont consumed per capita (1985) Judiciary The legislators who serve on the Finance, For they know not what they do. our columns were true. Teicher said no. He later noted before, some doctors would opt to examine tion about prescription drugs, Fay Co.; and Grace Sandness, a Minnesota The pri send for the free booklet pub­ Revenue and Bonding Committee have done Plea.se write toSen. Christppher Dodd, Sen. Lowell told us he was concerned that he would risk the you at three-month intervals (to make sure you mother of 15 who is a quadriplegic. mittee of lished by the Food and Drug the town a service by relieving it of a Weicker Jr. and Sen. Edward Kennedy, U S. Senate, lives of hostages if he confirmed our story. don’t progress to a class 3) and wait to see if your former Go Sept. 17 — North wrote another secret message to natural healing ability will resolve the problem. I Adminsitration in cooperation York, con« responsibility that is inappropriate for a town, Washington. D.C. 20510, and tell them your views. E. J. Bartek Poindexter making a case for keeping Secretary of think that you need a second opinion before you with the National Council on Hospital to the stars motion pn even within the broad parameters of local Wit and Wisdom Writers’ Club Patient Information and Educa­ George W. Kierstead State George Shultz in the dark on one aspect of the commit to a course of action. tion. To obtain this booklet, write LOS ANGELES - Cedars-Sinai Medicai entreprenurial government. 70 Seagraves Road, Coventry arms-for-hostage deal. North speculated that the Cone biopsies and simple surgery on the cervix will not affect your fertility. However, extensive to; RX Drugs. Consumer Infor­ Center is living up to its name “ hospital to the leaks of information to us started with Shultz — mation Center. Department DA. stars.” It’s treating rocker Eddie Van Halen, ENH that Shultz would confide in someone, who would surgery or repeated procedures could result in a condition called “ incompetent cervix,” which may Pueblo, Colo, 81009. No stamped, actor James Garner, comic Sid Caesar and 1 tell someone else, who would tell someone else. The .self-addressed envelope is neces­ comedian Morey Amsterdam. person at the end of the chain “ could well be the cause you to havedifficulty carryings pregnancy to term. ( sary, but please allow 30 days for Garner, 60, and Van Halen, 33, entered the Lieberman thinks Weicker wiii heip him source of the Jack Anderson stuff we have seen delivery. When this hits print, the hospital on Monday, while Caesar, 66, and periodically,” North wrote. DEAR DR. GOTT: When I touch my tongue to my center will be deluged. Amsterdam, 76, have been hospitalized By denying our stories. North and others were hands or arms, they taste as if I’ve had a salt bath. I several days, Ron Wise, spokesman at socials — in homes, poolside, on patios — in May Joe Lieberman’s strategy so far in running for able to hold the press at bay until November, don’t perspire very much and this salty taste is a CONFIDENTIAL TO MY Cedars-Sinai, said Tuesday. the U.S. Senate has been to get all the media and June. Hannon says they will do that well, and nearly a year after we first confronted the new development. Is this something to worry about? READERS: I saw this wonderful None was suffering from life-threatening mileage he can out of the day job — as state when Hannon sets a goal, he makes it. The administration with what we knew. quote framed and hanging in my ailments. attorney general — and leave tbe flat-out small-scale but potent little socials will be held in Caphol North’s notebooks are full of insights into he DEAR READER: Our bodies constantly secrete dentist’s office: “ You don’t have Van Halen had recently returned from Fiji campaigning for later. all six congressional districts for Lieberman’s to floss all your teeth — only those • Inter! depths to which he would sink to get the hostages small amounts of salty perspiration. As the when he was stricken by a tropical virus, said campaign. you want to keep.” (L. Andary, • recre There he was, for example, in front of the Comments back. That is clear in a new book by top mositure evaporates traces of salt remain. This is his publicist Elliot Sekular. He was expected Lieberman says he learned in 1980, when he lost a NEA graphic D.D.S., Roseville, Mich.) cameras one recent day saying he’s out to get investigative reporter Steven Emerson of U.S. normal. Don’t worry about it. , to be released this week. Bob Conrad bid for Congress in the 3rd District, that you “ can’t telephone solicitors who wring money out of the Xr'A News & World Report. He is the only journalist who Amsterdam, best known as Buddy on "The just talk about what you want to do, you must make public for worthy causes and then keep most of it has had extensive unofficial access to most of the Dick Van Dyke Show,” had blood clots a distinction between yourself and the guy you’re 9 for themselves. notebooks. removed from each leg and is “ doing very 9 RE running against. But along with these good works, Lieberman has His book, “ Secret Warriors: Inside the Covert Consult dealer when selling player piano well,” said Wise. Fully Joe Lieberman intends to do just that, and he been taking shots at Lowell Weicker with such Lieberman, tell him they are fed up with Weicker’s Military Operations of the Reagan Era, ” reveals Caesar, who had hernia surgery two weeks Insured increasing frequency that it’s obvious he wants to “ disloyalty” to the GOP here and in Washington. thinks Weicker’s image is thin enough to be of help. that North said in his notebooks that he would be DEAR BRUCE; We coupoles. we have been forced to agree that the release you’ve des­ ago, was being treated fora staph infection mix it up a little sooner. Last week’s press On that Channel 30 show. Lieberman charged again willing to pay $10 million for the release of the have an old player piano economize continuously since our cribed is virtually worthless. It is and was also “ doing quite well,” Wise said, conference in which he called Weicker “ AWOL” in hostages. that Weicker has his own agenda in the Senate and, Political notes that we’d like to sell. I daughter was born. While we were highly unlikely that any court would while Garner was undergoing a series of tests the war on drugs was a case in point. doctoring the senator’s slogan a bit, Lieberman ■ About 300 current and former state senators The money ws headed for some of the sleaziest am told they are very delighted that we have started our allow a parent to sign away his prior to heart surgery Thursday for an Lieberman. a New Haven Democrat who will be said Weicker is really “ nobody’s man but his.” turned out for a Toga Club (their venerable thugs in the Middle East including Sheik Fadlallah, valuable, but we’re not Smart Money family, it seems that just when we youngster’s interest in the event of an aneurysm. his party’s candidate to challenge Republican Sen. One of the interviewers, by the way, was Toby organizaiton) dinner recently at the Marriott in the spiritual head of the Hezbollah terrorist quite certain how to need the money the most, we have the injury. Weicker in the fall, has become so cheerful about Moffett, a Democratic candidate who lost to Farmington. Among those at the dinner were the organization. He reportedly blessed terrorists with determine its worth and Bruce Williams least coming in. Also, you should know that after you his chances that he seldom describes himself as an Weicker in 1982 and is now an anchorman at most senior, former Judge Neil Shea of Hartford, a ticket to Shiite heaven before they blew up our how to go about selling take on a few more children, your underdog now. Portrait mystery solved WVIT-TV. and such “ youngsters” as Sens. Mark Powers of Marine barracks in Beirut in October 1983, killing it. Any ideas? Some of our friends ha ve asked if we business will have to meet zoning, 200 W Coni One reason: Lieberman has talked with enough To Moffett’s question on how he differs from Niantic, Mike Meotti of Glastonbury and Gary Hale 241 Marines. Also on North’s payoff list was O L. could baby-sit their children for a fee board of health and child welfare LOS ANGELES — The mystery of Cecil Mancheitei Republicans around the state to have become Weicker, Lieberman had a Popeye-like response of Ansonla. Hussein Mussavi, a man who was actually SAN DIEGO, CALIF. so the mother can return to work. My regulations. You certainly must have Beaton's missing portrait of Audrey Hepburn (203) 649-6 obsessed with the notion that the big guy from that " I yam what 1 yam” and won’t be pegged with ■ Arthur House still wants to run for Congress in kidnapping American hostages and was behind the wife is very happy with the arrange­ adequate liability insurance in the has been solved. DEAR O.L.: I am in no position to likelihood, buy your piano, but I ’m event of an accident with or without Greenwich has an image problem among them. labels. He said he’ll attack the Weicker record — the 6th District, but it can wait. “ I won’t run deaths of 264 Americans, including the Marines. ment, since she would like to stay Twenty-five years ago, when Beaton, the tell you the value of your piano. Some sure you understand that you’ll negligence as a factor. The attorney general believes he can make this one he says Is lousy, or words to that effect. He sees against the incumbent (U.S. Rep. Nancy Johnson home with our daughter. But I am famed British photographer and designer, are quite valuable, but others bring receive substantially less from a work for him, and it seems to help him turn deaf Weicker as especially weak on the drug war. of New Britain, whobeathim in 1984),” he says. concerned about possible liability was creating costumes for the film ” My Fair relatively modest prices. There has dealer who seeks to make a profit on should one of these children be injured People will sue anyone! Your best Lady,” he painted a portrait of Miss Hepburn ears to talk in political circles that Weicker must be Lieberman will rehash Weicker’s visit to Cuba to House, an East Granby Democrat, began a new job regarded as the favorite. talk with Castro. “ Weicker is the best friend Castro loeen a renaissance in this type of the resale. through no fault of ours. friends will bring an action, and it's in her role as the flower seller. this month as senior vice president for corporate If you are going to sell it yourself, Last weekend, Lieberman said in a special has in the United States Senate, and that shocks instrument. Many of the more con­ One of our friends suggested that we amazing how quickly friendship dies The painting was meant to be a gift to the affairs at Connecticut National Bank In Hartford. ^aiirliPHtrr Hrrah'i temporary pieces of music are take the time to have tbe piano tuned. when a dollar raises its head. edition of WVIT-TV’s “ Connecticut Newsmakers" me,” says Lieberman. have the parents sign releases so if director, George Cukor. ■ ’Though it went unreported at the time. Senate available on player-piano rolls. Also, clean it so its finish is in its best something should happen, we won’t be show, " I think that head to head I can beat Lowell In his own campaign, Lieberman has strengths Founded In 1881 “ But C!ukor and Beaton had a falling out,” President Pro Tern John Larson of East Hartford Further, the electronic player pianos condition possible, and. if necessary, held responsible. Are there other Weicker." It was the kind of stuff to be expected that feed his confidence in the contest with explained Max Bercutt, then publicity chief at and House Speaker Irv Stolberg of New Haven PENNY M. SIEFFERT...... Publliher are becoming more and more have it examined. But I would not safeguards you would suggest? We’re Bruce Williams, America’s top from a political hopeful, but Lieberman told why he QEORQE T. CHAPPELL...... Editor Warner Bros. Weicker. One is an improving financial base. He went to Gov. Bill O’Neill after the Democratic popular. invest a substantial amount of money excited because the amount of money radio talk host. Is heard each week is that puffed up. OOUQLA8 A. BEVINS ....;...... Exocutfv* EdHor “ The dancer, Rudolf Nureyev, was said last week he will surely hit his goal of $2.5 presidential primary March 29 and asked him to MARIE P. ORAOV...... City Editor Consult a dealer in your area. I am in repairing the piano because many that we can earn would more than pay night on NBC stations. His column supposed to stay at Cukor’s house and stayed "One of the most emotional factors is this race is million. chair the state delegation to the national ALEXANDER QIRELLI...... Aitocllto Editor sure he or she can determne the collectors of these instruments are our mortgage. appears every Monday, Wednesday at Beaton’s instead. George got miffed, and the anger of some Republicans toward Lowell About $500,000 is as good as in the bag. That’s convention in July. The two head the state approximate wholesale or retail value also self-taught mechanics, an it N.R and Friday. Write to Williams in care DENISE A. ROBERTS...... Advertlilng DIractor Beaton decided to give the portrait to me,” Weicker,” he said. "H e likes to portray them as because George Hannon of Glastonbury, the campaign for Michael Dukakis, the likely nominee. of your instrument. Very often, a would be difficult to recapture the CINCINNATI, OHIO. of the Manchester Herald, P.O. Box MARK F. ABRAITIS ...... BulInMt Mintgar said Bercutt, who planned to auction the Jesse Helms types. Wrong. They’re mainstream party’s premier domestic fund-raiser, met at the O’Neill, who endorsed him a week before the SHELDON COHEN...... Compoaing Managar simple classified advertisement in money. 591, Manchester 06040. Letters of painting today. Republicans." Hearthstone in Hartford last week with leaders in primary, would be the obvious choice for ROBERT H. HUBBARD...... Piaaaroom Managar your newspaper would serve to find an DEAR N.R.: I am not an attorney, general Interest will be answered in JEANNE Q. FROMERTH...... CIrailatlon Managar These card-carrying Repulbicans, says the 1st Congressional District to plan a series of chairman, but it was a nice courtesy anyway. anxious buyer. Wholesalers will, in all DEAR BRUCE: Like many young but I think most attorneys would the column. g MANCHESTER HERALD. Wednesday, April 20. 19M in — MA MANCHESTER HERALD, Wednesday, April 20, 1988 — 9 Shultz defending N A 'nO N Analysts say Iran reeling, uoo-r- & W O R L D U.S. Gulf policy but ifs far from defeated

Tornado cleanup begins By Barry Scweld are to sign the treaty at their MOO- fourth and probably final By Bryan Bromley international efforts to stop the states bordering the gulf. MADISON, Fla. — Residents began The Associated Press summit. The Associated Press fighting. Last July, U.S. naval vessels rebuilding their lives and town today after HELSINKI, Finland — Secre­ However, an official said Mon­ The Democratic chairman of began to escort reflagged Ku­ Florida’s worst tornado in two decades tary of State George P. Shultz day that 1,200 items o^ Ji.iagree- WASHINGTON - Iran has the Senate Armed Services Com­ waiti tankers in and out of the gulf Mlled tour people and left millions of said the United States does not ment were in U.S. and Soviet suffered its two most serious mittee, Sen. Sam Nunn of Geor­ in what administration officials 3A. dollars in damage. A college was ruined intend to be drawn into the drafts of the treaty. The official, defeats of the eight-year Iran- gia, warned that “ we’ve got to described as an effort to protect or but its 2,000 students were spared. Persian Gulf war but is deter­ who spoke on condition of ano­ Iraq war, losing a one-sided make sure that we do not turn this international shipping. a The tornado struck at 4:30 a.m. Tuesday, mined to defend its ships against nymity, acknowledged that the engagement with the U.S. Navy into a U.S.-Iranian war,” a Many analysts outside the ssa- tossing families out of bed while windows Iranian attack. treaty may not be ready. and reportedly being knocked off situation the U.N. embargo was administration viewed the reflag­ the Faw Peninsula by the smaller designed to counter. exploded and their homes collapsed on “ We are there in a non- Recognizing this, Shultz said ging as an effort to bolster Iraq, s them. It left 18 people injured and a confrontational way," he said Iraqi army. In the Iranian view, said and in Iran’s view that has been the Moscow summit may be Despite the setbacks, many k 12-mile-long, half-mile-wide path of Tuesday. "We and others have a mostly a “ very businesslike Georgetown University professor the effect, as Iraq has enjoyed U.S. analysts do not believe that Anthony Cordesman, “ the United [)f destruction in which 17 homes were right to unimpeded access to the discussion of substantive issues subsequent military successes ind destroyed, authorities said. international waterways, and we Iran is in danger of defeat at the States seems to be the real force and Iran has suffered setbacks. across the board.” hands of Iraq. re­ protect that right.’’ that is driving them from vic­ The regime of Ayatollah Ruhol- Shultz spoke to reporters on his Shultz said he found It difficult But they are divided over why tory” in the Iran-Iraq war. lah Khomeini failed to mount its Inspections continue to analyze Iran’s motives in Iran risked battle with the do flight from Washington. He was The Iranian decision to engage annual Kerbala offensive on the WASHINGTON - Federal inspectors to rest in Helsinki and prepare for attacking ships in the Persian world’s mightiest navy, and why U.S. forces may have been southern front with Iraq this Stati have examined almost all of Eastern three days of talks in Moscow Gulf and firing on U.S. vessels the United States apparently calculated to inflict heavy casual­ winter, and there have been Airlines’ 267 Jets and found most in begining on Thursday. and aircraft on Monday, given sought confrontation with Iran ties on the Americans and ther­ numerous reports of problems in Fort AP photo Shultz is holding monthly meet­ vastly superior U.S. firepower. after a months-long lull in the eby induce Congress to invoke the recruiting “ martyrs” for the A compliance with safety rules, but say they State B land and tanker wars in gulf. will continue ramp inspections and iook at ings with Foreign Minister He said the Iranian mine that AP photo War Powers Act, possibly forcing war. profits EVIDENCE RELEASED — California Secretary of State March Fong Eu The naval battle in the Persian many of the aircraft again. Eduard A. Shevardnadze to pre­ damaged the U.S. frigate Samuel IN THE GULF — The British-registered the withdrawal of American ships Iran has been on the losing end bank a poses with the gun that was used by SIrhan Bisha Sirhan to assassinate The tanker came under attack after U.S. Gulf on Monday dealt a heavy from the Persian Gulf. The FAA said the 508 inspections at pare for the summit meeting in B. Roberts in the central gulf last tanker York Marine is towed into Dubai of an exchange of mi«6liles, the annual CM warships attacked two Iranian oil blow to any possible improve­ Navy officers said that al­ "war of the cities,*’ that has airports around the country have covered presidential candidate Robert F. Kennedy at the Ambassador Hotel in Los Moscow May 29-June 2. week, prompting the Navy’s Fort retaliatory raid on two Iranian oil on Tuesday after being attacked by platforms. ment in relations between Iran though Iran’s navy is small, it has inflicted limited damage on the all but 11 of Eastern's planes and found 43 Angeles. The gun, other evidence and secret Los Angeles Police He said the two sides had made compa platforms in the gulf on Monday, Iranian speedboats in the Persian Gulf. and the United States, and it modern weapons that could sink Iraqi capital of Baghdad but cases in which Jets had to be taken out of Department files on the killing were released to the public by the state “ some modest progress" toward 1986, P a treaty to reduce their strategic may have been laid “ carelessly." suggests that the Reagan admin­ an unwary or unlucky U.S. ship. reportedly terrorized the Iranian service to correct problems. In 33 of the archives Tuesday. Loansi nuclear weapons arsenals by 30 to But while “ it may be a mistake istration may have badly miscal­ Heavy U.S. casualties, said capital of Tehran and holy city of P cases flights were delayed as a result, the culated the Iranian reaction to Cordesman, could have provoked Qom. P $74.9 m 50 percent. to attribute too much coherency agency said. what U.S. officials called a increai (I "I think we stand a chance” in the Greg Stone, a University of Wisconsin “ But it’s tough going,” Shultz of strategy to Iran," Shultz said, Commercial ships avoid gulf; loud cries on Capitol Hill for the Iran was somewhat successful FAA spokesman Bob Buckhom said “ measured, appropriate re­ fiscal y House, Sen. Strom Thurmond, R-S.C., said political scientist who has devoted years to said. the mine was bound to hit almost War Powers Act, passed after the on the northern front, taking Tuesday he could not predict preciseiy'v sponse” to a mining attack on an Vietnam War to give Congress 60, But/ lr<) Tuesday after voice-vote Senate passage of studying the assassination, said he was President Reagan and General any shallow draft ship that came some towns in Kurdistan, but was when the plane-by-plane inspections would a bill that includes the first prohibitions on Mikhail S. Gorbachev along. American warship last week. or at most 90, days to vote shocked by an alleged Iraqi was th< conclude. shocked that Tuesday’s opening of the files President Reagan, defending whether to leave U.S. forces in a chemical attack in that region the He. lobbying by former senators and also brought word of destroyed evidence. Iranian warships stay in port representatives. the U.S. military action, said war zone. this winter. The bn Speakes regrets quotes “ Far and away, the blinding central fact Tuesday that “ we ... consider the In ordering retaliatory strikes Iranian media have reported Three deputies quit in this event is the unbelievable Israel off limits MANAMA, Bahrain (AP) — nine months ago. They said the forms Monday. matter closed.” against two Iranian oil platforms, that U.S. helicopters were flying WASHINGTON — Former White House destruction of these photographs,” said Commercial vessels avoided the mine hit by the U.S. frigate The official Islamic Republic Many analysts in and out of U.S. war planners misjudged the air support for Iraqi ground Stan spokesman Larry Speakes says he regrets WASHINGTON - More Justice Stone. “ That is an outrage and an insult to Persian Gulf and the United Samuel B. Roberts last week was News Agency headlined the dis­ government believed it unlikely mood in Iran, said James Bill, forces involved in retaking the WIN! concocting quotes that he passed off as Department deputies are leaving their the American public.... This performance States temporarily suspended its in a main channel that must be patch “ Yankees Go Down To that Iran would let the issue die, author of a new book on U.S.- Faw Peninsula, allegations that revolut President Reagan's own words and posts in an exodus sparked by Attorney (by the Los Angeles police) would be a to Paiestinians escorts of Kuwaiti oil tankers, swept before convoys resume. Watery Grave As Revolutionary and predicted more terrorist Iranian relations, “ The Eagle were denied by U.S. officials. been de acknowledges he has "provided fodder” General Edwin Meese’s legal problems, disgrace in a routine auto accident." shipping executives said. Iran’s Defense Department spokes­ Guards Sink U.S, Ship.” It attacks in the gulf and elsewhere. and the Lion." "The Iranians think that the Engine for the president's critics. By Allyn Fisher He also insisted that a public warships were reported staying man Dan Howard denied those contained no further details. Given the renewed antagonism "We are dealing with a country Faw and the U.S. naval attacks virtually emptying the department's No. 2 in port. “ I have wronged President Reagan, a office. Arafat enroute to Syria The Associated Press controversy over soldiers’ duties reports. Lt. Cmdr. Mark Van Dyke told between Washington and Tehran, that is desperate and cornered,” were worked out in advance,” Society U.S. Navy officers said the gulf it appeared unlikely that Moscow The r It man whom I deeply admire and respect” The resignations and transfers make it x __in the West Bank and Gaza would Iran claimed that its speed­ reporters in the gulf that there said Bill. said Bill, a specialist in Iranian DAMASCUS, Syria — PLO chairman was tense on Tuesday, but boats sank an “ American naval would ease its objections to a injectio tto Speakes said Tuesday. "And I have increasingly difficult for Meese to recover JERUSALEM Soldiers not affect their resolve. were no U.S. casualties in Mon­ A year ago, administration affairs Yasser Arafat unexpectedly flew to reported no combat a day after logistical ship,” killing its crew, day’s clashes. He also said there United Nations embargo on arms "Strategically, this is going to Corp. if provided fodder for those who would aim from the protest resignations of Deputy blocked Palestinians in the occu “ I can tell that they know that analysts worried that Iraq could Damascus today with Libyan leader Col. pied lands from entering Israel they sank or damaged six Iranian an hour after Navy ships des­ was no evidence the missing AH-1 sales to Iran and Iraq, a U.S. lose the war, opening the way to set back U.S.-Iranian relations diesele their cannons of criticism at the president I Attorney General Arnold Burns and what they are doing now is Justas Moammar Gadhafi to attend the funeral of today as hundreds of thousands of vessels. Also, a French warship troyed the two Iranian oil plat­ helicopter had been shot down. initiative designed to broaden Iranian domination of the Arab for 30 to 40 years,” said Bill. and con served loyally for six years. I deeply regret criminal division chief William Weld, who important for the country’s fu­ slain Palestinian military leader Khalil Israelis gathered in cemeteries to ture as anything they have done spotted three more mines in the was ma It.” began the wave of departures. waterway and Iranian speed­ 130, al-Wazir, PLO officials reported. remember the 16,450 troops who in thepastand we’re Justas proud The p Arafat has been at odds with President died fighting for the nation. of them now as we were then,” boats attacked two tankers. engines e ‘Revoiving door’ biii OK’d Probe of evidence sought The search continued for a U.S. on Hafez Assad of Syria since4983 and his An army spokesman said Israel Shamir said. counter WASHINGTON — Advocates of closing SACRAMENTO, Calif. — A scholar who decision to travel to the Syrian capital would be shut to Arab residents of Shortly after the speech, sirens Marine attack helicopter and its y two-man crew, missing since Stans Washington’s “ revolving door” are pushed for release of the Robert Kennedy comes as Arab leaders are seeking to the occupied West Bank and Gaza sounded throughout the country precisii assassination files says the newly reconcile the two. Strip through the weekend in an for two minutes marking the start going out on a night mission optimistic following Senate approval of a Monday. and plu disclosed destruction of 2,410 evidence effort to prevent terror attacks of ceremonies at military ceme­ measure to restrict lobbying by former Arafat and al-Wazir were expelled from Iran repeated its claim that the employ members of Congress and top executive photographs is “ deeply suspicious” and Damascus in June 1983 after a during Memorial and Independ­ teries to honor the 40-year-old Is' ence Day commemorations, U.S. attacks on its oil platforms sales of branch officials. should be investigated. Syrian-backed mutiny in PLO ranks. nation’s war dead. The Great Debate $41.9 m which started Tuesday evening. Memorials also were held at that touched off Monday’s skir­ Israeli troops also maintained a thousands of elementary and high mishes were planned in concert curfew for a fourth day on 17 schools around Israel, where with Iraq. PIcti refugee camps and towns in the teachers held special classes and Secretary of State George P. Proposal on justices testifying draws fire West Bank and six camps and pupils laid wreaths and recited Shultz, denying that assertion, MID towns in Gaza to prevent further poems in honor of those who fell in insisted the United States is 2 soon bi riots over the assassination of neutral in the 7‘/i-year-old Iran- Timi By Larry Margosak gerously close to looking like the TV coverage of the hearings Critics attacked Bork’s narrow battle and training accidents. Rages O n! PLO military commander Khalil Iraq war and said the American Rochei The Associated Press electoral process.” “ invited abuse of the confirma­ At Denmark High School, one of reading of constitutional protec­ al-Wazir. presence in the gulf is “ non- agreen But Hatch, a member of the tion process.” Jerusalem’s largest Jewish se­ tions, calling him anti-civil Since Al-Wazir was killed early confrontational.” marke WASHINGTON - A task force Judiciary Committee, said any The report said "the White condary schools, bereaved par­ rights, anti-consumer, and Saturday, 20 Palestinians have In Washington, President Rea­ recommendation that Supreme nominee who refused to testify House, the Department of Jus­ ents and teachers urged pupils to ' the dia against equal rights for women. died in clashes with Israeli gan said there was no doubt Iran Which checking account do you endorse? Court nominees no longer testify wouid almost certainly be re­ tice, senators, witnesses, and learn from the patriotism of peers Kno\ Supporters accused opponents troops. planted the mines that prompted openly at confirmation hearings jected by the committee and by even nominees now seem temp­ of distorting his record, and who gave their lives for their watchc In a Memorial Day speech. country. Monday’s strikes. He said it was forcus is drawing fire even from conser­ the fuii Senate, because the ted to use televised hearings as a painted the nominee as a compas­ quieter in the gulf Tuesday and vatives who complained about Prime Minister Yitzhak Shamir “ Everyone has to defend our 11 seems that no mailer where you go these days, 0 photog testimony has become “ a matter forum for other purposes, rang­ sionate man who believed that today told American Jewish “ we hope it continues that way.” the handling of Robert H. Bork’s of custom and practice.” homeland,” Russian-bom Moses people are debating whether to endorse NOW Ther ing from self-promotion to mobil­ Judicial rulings should track the fund-raisers in Jerusalem that One gulf-based marine salvage unsuccessful nomination. Still, he added, “ There should Cyrus Weller, 81, who lost two supply izing speciai interest groups in intent of the Constitution’s what they were seeing in the executive said the gulf appeared Checking or new Eagle Checking NOW Checking is “ It’s a nice idea in theory, but not be a political process like in sons in Israeli wars, told 11th photog order to infiuence public framers. 4'.^-month Arab uprising was “ ghostly” from lack of shipping. free with a $500 minirr.um balance and pays 5V4% practically it won’t work,” Sen. the Bork case.” graders in one classroom. “ If you no opinion.” Sen. Charles E. Grassley, R- “ not demonstrations or sit-ins. 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MARKET REPORT Yol AeWity ovtf pm 30 ifdinQ dayt Consumer price jump UM witi biggest since eariy ’87 ii REAL ESTATE OPPORTUNITIES of t ill III. MM .. I: By Martin Crutslnger Overall, retail prices have risen at a 4.2 Continnetl lilll Ii' The Associated Press percent annual rate so far this year. essels The March increase left the index at ■< i Ku-: Featuring: ‘j / l ' E W ^ Century 21 Lindsey Real Estate audience WASHINGTON — Consumer prices, 116.5, meaning that a hypothetical Century 21 Epstein Realty theater legulf; OOWJONfS AVERAGE propelled by a record rise in clothing market-basket of goods costing |100 ticials: Apiil 19. 19AH media.” costs, shot up 0.5 percent in March, the during a 1982-84 base period would have 519 Center St. Throug rotect; HIGH 8.M7.M biggest increase since January 1987, the 543 North Main St. distinctive LOW 1.890.U cost $116.50 last month. Unlike most other M ANC HE STE R DUPLEX TOWNHOUSES O nluQ ^ Manchester Bowlen I Cl55E 1.8M.M government said today. figures in the report, the index is not O ntuo^ I Manchester actors to ! the. Besides the 2.0 percent jump in apparel THE SALTBOX - $159,900 eflag-' CHANGE Down 8.82 adjusted for seasonal fluctuations. [jzr.3____ _j__ l i T______, audience. costs, retail prices were also driven The March pickup in consumer prices 21 649-4000 Iraq, WTfUTWTfUTWTfMlWtBIUTWTf llTWTF'Mf 647-8895 LINDSEY REAL ESTATE Prospect H It II 4 n ______II upward by a 0.4 percent gain in gasoline had been expected since the Labor 1414 sq. ft of living area teacher I I been; costs, the first rise since August, and a 0.3 EPSTEIN REALTY Joyed Department reported that the companion * 16' x IS' Living Room CHARLES L UNOSEY member i percent hike in food prices. Producer Price Index, which measures WHERE THE INDIVIDUAL GETS ATTENTION Put Number 1 To Work For You.^ ■ROKER/OWNER make m< iesses Each office Independently owned and operated * Kitchen - Custom Cabinets - Dishwasher, icks. Taken together, clothing, food and costs for goods one step before the retail Call for your "FREE HOME VALUE ANALYSIS" todayl evening, transportation price increases accounted level, had shot up 0.6 percent in March, the Refrigeraior, Microwave Oven, Range dience wa luhol-! * 10 1/2' x 10 1/2' Dining Room int its; BUSINESS for half the March jump, which was more biggest gain in 11 months. “Durinf than double the 0.2 percent gain of Inflation fears have already spooked Coventry •144,900 * Library • with French Doors on 1st floor tell us, ‘D >n the; February. MANCHESTER i280* I this- financial markets, with interest rates HOMEY, WELL MAINTAIN­ * 16’ X 12 1/2’ - Master Bedroom character State Bank sets records The overall gain — amounting to 6.4 climbing in recent days amid fears that ED Cap* In rural Mttlng. 1st y - i F O R E S T HILLS" Boautiful *x- But there been floor laundry and 'A bath on Two other bedrooms ms in percent on an annual basis — seemed sure the Federal Reserve is about tostepinand 1 ii i i ] HI 1 pandod Raiaod Ranch, approx. Roy. "Wi For the 13th consecutive year. Manchester to further economists' concerns that first floor. Cozy dtn and groat lUJ 2800 tq. ft.. 9 rooma, 4 bedrooms, tighten credit conditions. ME A chairs. It r the A yard tor kids, picnics and ' State Bank has reported record highs for ImI possible In-law suite, huge family inflation may be rebounding. The Consu­ “The good news on inflation this year is vegetabl* gardtn. It's horn*. for us witI profits, deposits and loans, the president of the mer Price Index had risen a moderate 4.4 room, plus In-ground pool, ca­ ig end over with the upturn in energy and food bana, awning covered patio, nice This p bank announced in the recently released percent last year and a tiny 1.1 percent in costs,” said Allen Sinai, chief economist of River” n 8, the annual report for fiscal year 1987. view, quiet street and much morel 1986. the Boston Co. “Oil prices stopped Call now for appointmenlll ’’minimal t has For the year, assets were $82.5 million, in the' Today’s report blamed the sharp declining a little overa month ago and that sionals. B( 1 but compared with $70.4 million in fiscal year increase in clothing costs, the steepest means that the energy component will no consists 0 anian 1986. President Nathan G. 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The branch opened in September. Clothing prices normally rise in the Left on Union Street, Right on Rossetto Drive, Manchester. garage and walk out basement. "The h; spring. Last month’s jump — 3.7 percent WASHINGTON (AP) — Housing con­ THO wrST CFNTFR 5>T CORNER OF McKf f S7 MANCHESTER learning I lorted struction edged up 1.9 percent in March, tiying once the department’s seasonal adjust­ -< ters,” sa round Stanadyne pump honored ment process is factored out — was even the second consecutive monthly increase, OPEN AND SPACIOUS different i g the greater than analysts had expected, as housing continued recovering from a done with WINDSOR — A fuel injection pump that however. year-end slump, the government said s that Tuesday. different Is. revolutionized the use of diesel engines has The department gave these other whether y The Commerce Department said the It the been designated an Historic Mechanical specifics on March retail price activity: defiant eyi :tacks Engineering Landmark by the American ■ Gasoline prices rose 0.4 percent after increase pushed construction activity to a To devt nee,” Society of Mechanical Engineers. falling 1.7 percent in February and 1.6 seasonally adjusted annual rate of 1.54 Bowlen h; anian The rotary distributor-type diesel fuel percent in January. From September million units. work with injection pump was introduced by Stanadyne through February, gasoline prices had The increase last month followed a gain REAL ESTATE "You wi ing to Corp. in 1952 and revolutionized the use of fallen 5.9 percent. of 9.6 percent in February, but housing % look at yoi ations diesel engines in cars, trucks, farm equipment ■ Grocery store prices rose 0.4 percent activity was still 10.4 percent below last 647-8000 985 Main Street, Manchester fry to U after falling 0.6 percent in February. year because of a sharp slump in and construction vehicles. The designation December and January. character, was made Tuesday. Leading the way was a 0.2 percent gain was interc The pumps helped make high speed diesel in prices for fresh fruits and vegetables. Housing starts plummeted 15.8 percent started, bii engines competitive with their gasoline Virtually all the increase was in fresh fruit in December and fell another 1.2 percent Manchester a lot more prices while the costs of Jfresh vegetables in January. Analysts attributed the slump Colonial - *182,900. after we di counterparts and opened new markets. Perfect home for large family!! Stanadyne is a diversified manufacturer of continued to decline. to builders’ fear that the October stock And that After soaring 25.5 percent in 1987, fresh market crash would dampen home buying Sentry Real Estate is Proud to Feature Spacious 8 room home with huge 4 this show precision metal products, including faucets vegetable prices have fallen 14.9 percent bedrooms, 1 full plus 2 half baths, and plumbing accessories. The company and to the pre-crash buildup in mortgage If s Home of the Week. MANCHESTER - One of the best buys Is this lovely 8 garage. 1st floor family room with characters so far this year. interest rates. room Colonial situated on Tuck Road here In woodstove, living room with fire­ actors pla employs 5,000 people worldwide and had net The costs of buying meat, poultry and place. Beautiful yard! Housing rebounded after mortgage Manchester *147,900 Manchester. Large 1st floor family room, enclosed have come sales of $543.6-million during 1987 and earned eggs were all up, with egg prices rising 4.6 said Bowie $41.9 million. rates, which are at an average of 10.19 Charming six room maintenance free Cape In sought after sun room, front to back living room, 3 bedrooms, 2 percent. percent for 30-year, fixed-rate mortgages, family neighborhood. Screened patio, very private backyard Immaculate vinyl-sided Cape in family neighborhood. any action ■ New automobile prices rose 0.3 fell in January and February. Housing and one car garage. Call our office for your exclusive showing fireplaces, IVi baths, many nice features, quick Newer roof, insulation, and furnace. 3 bedrooms, VA Manchester They are J Picture watches developed percent, but that increase was largely today. occupancyl Only *232,900. baths, garage with breezeway. Very private, landscaped audience ■ permits, considered a good sign of future Colonial *214,900 offset by a 1.4 percent drop in the cost of economic activity, also rose in March, lot. *168,900. actors. It ( MIDDLEBURY — The face of time could obtaining car loans. moving up 2.1 percent to an annual rate of — FREE HOME EVALUA TION Irresistible home!! Lovely tradi­ 2 very unset soon become a bit more familiar. ■ Home heating oil prices rose 0.8 1.45 million units. 'Putting You 1st Is 2nd Nature To Us!” tional Colonial with 7 rooms, 3 Timex Corp. and Eastman Kodak Co. of percent while the cost of natural gas and bedrooms, t‘/i baths. Large first Perform Rochester, N.V., have announced an electricity was down 0.3 percent. The strength in starts last month came U&R REALTY CO. floor family room 18x24 with fire­ through Si agreement in which Timex will produce and ■ Public transportation costs climbed in construction of single-family housing, STRANO REAL ESTATE place. Bright tf sunny llvingroom are 95. A m, market watches with personal photographs on 0.5 percent, reflecting widespread airline which rose 7.1 percent to a seasonally u n s^ 643-2692 156 E. CENTER ST., MANCHESTER, CT ^ with fireplace. Ideally located In senior citiz Porter Street area. Displays ever­ ' the dials. fare increases. adjusted annual rate of 1.18 million units REAL. ESTATE SERVICES - ' - I S 2 p.m., fi after an even stronger 8.9 percent climb in Robert D. Murdock, Realtor CALL TODAY - 647-“SOLD’% ything you could want in a home, Known as Picture Time Watches, the ■ Medical care costs rose 0.4 percent. 63 East Center St., Manchester, 643-4060 Including 2 car garage. ’Tickets wf watches will cost $29.95 each and be designed Such expenses gained 7.7 percent in the February. door. for customers to customize with a personal first three months of 1987 and were the Construction of multifamily units fell photograph. fastest rising major segment of the 12.3 percent to an annual rate of 358,000 REALTY WORLD consumer price calculation. units. Fiano Realty Co. Dukj There will be no extra charge to those who "7fwCa0^lu (203) 640-7700 73 Wett Center Street supply a color negative, but using a Benolt/Frechette A itoclatei Mancheiler, C T 06040 646-5200 OF/homes photograph or slide will cost an additional $3. WE GET RESULTS on ft The new product will be made available in No woiry about dividends North America beginning in June, Timex -A DIVISION OF THOMAS A. BENOIT ENTERPRI8E8" to N announced. Open House — 12-4 PM Sunday, April 27 573 Bush Hill Road, Mancheeter Continued untii shares are redeemed BOLTON COUM nr KLgOAMCe •aso.ooo PRICE REDUCED *109,000 GTE income up 8 percent Fabuloue 2 story Ralaed Ranch with dallghtful QUESTION; In brobk. Beautiful upkeep, on a full acre, sheTterad Full Oormered Cap* with contemporary Flair, 7 rooms, Victory I 1968, I by hlllalda. Fireplace charm, 3 BR/3 bathe, fin­ 4 bedroom*, 1H bathe, 2 car oversized garage, MBR Manchtstsr *95,900 STAMFORD — GTE Corp. has reported net E LLIN G TO N — *235,000. Beautiful 1 bedroom convarelon In New York’ purchased 340 sharc'El.bf pre­ 144 Hebron Rd., Bolton ished basement. Inground pool w/ehed, 1000 with double closet. Profetalonal landscaping — A Free house for conversion to office* or residen­ Great Value. BEACON HILL complex. Looated has just income for the first quarter of 1988 rose 8 ferred stock in a shoe company Spacious 3 bedroom, 7 room Ranch on Gal. oil Tank Plus new kitchen. tial us* with th* purchee* of the 3.16 scree of DIrecllon*: 304 to Keeney St. exit. South on Keeney on top floor. Carpet was upgraded national d percent, and attributed the increase to an at a cost of $67 per share. This I Vi private acres. *232.900 land on which It stand* •07,000 per acre In a when converted. All appliances In­ improved performance by all business units. Investors’ to right on Buah Hill Rd. House on right. Srims Induetrial area abutting the Ellington air­ clinch non stock has a sinking fund clau.se cluding microwave oven remain. 89 to bring The Stamford-based company said Tuesday and is redeemable at $100 a port. Th* houe* I* a sound 1600 Cotonlel with Fee Include* heetl Call for a thow- that net income was $286 million, upfrom $265 share. It was taken off the New Guide commerclel potentlel. Th* property cen be Ingl Vice Pr develop^ far beyond H* present coverage. Ideal continued I million in the first quarter last year. Earnings York Stock Exchange because of William A. Doyle a W F IS H for construction co., etc. THE REALTY COMfWNY nominatioi per share for the quarter were up 8 percent to inactivity, but the company’s kis ”a g 84 cents, compared with 78 cents a year ago. common stock is still listed there. Manchasltr *109,500 Democrat! Consolidated revenues and sales also rose in Lot 4, Valerie Rd., Bolton Beautiful 2 bedroom converelon In He said he the first quarter to $3.9 billion, 7 percent A securities firm recently BEACON HILL complex. Carpet offered to buy my stock a $76 per share. I Distinctive 4 Bedroom, Custom Conlemp. was upgraded when converted. All competitic higher than the $3.7 billion reported a year is equal to or higher than the price at which w/many extras in an exclusive appliances Including microwave him a fast ignored that offer. Can they stop paying subdivision. Features include wet bar, B e tte r ago. the stock was issued.” oven and air conditioner are In­ during a me quarterly dividends? I bought 100 shares of preferred stock on jacuni, central air and much more! I f-iom es, cluded. Inground pool and picnic •335,000 f t > -A-and Gardens^ ance Tuesi Oct. 21, 1982, at $33 per share. That stock NtANCHESTER WttLL-Ktrr •189,900 VERNON — *210,000. area avallebi* for owner* us*. Fee "This fa ANSWER: Until your stock is redeemed Vinyl sided Cap* In vary good condition. Brand new The toeaUon and C-10 zoning of this property, include* heetl Call for an appoint­ UMW pickets bank meeting through the sinking fund you have no ws called for redemption on Feb. 2.1987, at bath room, 3 bedroom*, beautiful formal dining room, ment. to be judge $30.40 per share. lull one Mock from Hertmann'e Supermwket, worries about your dividends being firepitced living room with new paint and wallpaper on busy Rt S3, make thle *H* Ideal for profeeel- slips for NEW YORK - A dozen United Mine In accordance with your statement, throughout. Located In eought after area of ont/rstell us*. A home/buelnee* with addltlon*l discontinued, unless the company stops Mancheeter. parachute: Workers members took their dispute with The paying dividends on its common stock. shouldn’t I have received at least $33 per Income from on* apartment m.lght be perfect greenmail Pittston Co. to a shareholders meeting of the That’s a basic feature of preferred stock. share? Lot 28, Kim Rd., Bolton D for the family just starting a new busineea. Srruill Wall Stree Chase Manhattan Bank, protesting a loan omcf NOUM nursery would do well her*. When a company has both preferred and ANSWER: You would have, if you had Brand ivew Garrison Colonial, 4 Urge 643-1591 243 Main St., Manchester, CT 06040 Dally eooeroo setts govei from the bank to the nation's ISth largest coal common stocks “outstanding” — owned purchased the 100 shares at the time that bedrooms, 2Vi baths, central air, *279,000. 871-1400 Vernon Cr., Vernon, CT 0 M 6 6 Sal. 9:0041:00 643-4616 (203) 646-7709 “I want! producer. by investors — all dividends must be paid preferred stock was originally issued. dream con In their protest Tuesday, the miners drew on the preferred before any dividends can Obviously, that’s not what happened. 9 in Trump parallels between the bank's high risk loans to be paid on the common. It’s clear that the stock ws originally fancy apa Third World countries and its loan to Pittston, When a preferred stock issue has a issued at a price of $30.40 per share or less. country, a Greenwich, Conn., corporation which mines sinking fund provision the company is You bought your 100 shares at some later »A privileged date, after its market price had risen to Kiernan Realty Dukakis coal in West Virginia, Virginia and Kentucky. required to buy back and retire some of the The UMW has been negotiating with Pittston shares each year. Those provisions vary $33. phia to a h since last year for a new contract to succeed widely from one preferred issue to QUESTION: You have explained that 357 East Center Street within wall one which expired on Feb. 1. another, but here is a reasonably typical companies often buy preferred stocks of 649-1147 Tower, wh According to a news release issued by the arrangement. Ten years after issuing Manchester, CT 06040 01 Plymouth Lane supporters other companies for two reasons; 1. Most Elegant 2600 tq. ft. custom home. 25' first floor 193 A 195 Hawthorn* St. 'I' Stunning 2 4 3 bedroom lownhoueel Febuloua 20* Friends, if union, Chase Manhatta n and four other banks preferred stock XYZ Corp. will start preferreds pay "fixed” dividends that master bedroom suite 24' kKchen breanfeat roomi 3 approved a 7-year, $100 million dollar retiring 5 percent of the preferred shares BRAND NEW LISTING!!! full beths. gorgeoue terraced rear yard! Raduced to office or studio! Each unH has ivs bathe, and 2 car we can ma never change. 2. U.S. corporations do not Not very hsndy? Crest! This beautiful Ranch doesn't *254.000 for Immadlata ealel tandem garage *144,000 4 *164,600. annually through the sinking fund. As a i S t Real Estate Oir Main 81. to Woodland 81. to Hawthorne 8t. Gore mt revolving credit agreement for Pittston in pay federal income taxon 80 percent of the need a thing! Move-in condition — 3 bedrooms, Ofr Eaat Centar to Ptymouth Lane Call 646-2462 “WE'RE SELLING H O U S E S r December 1987. The UMW members result, all those shares will be called in and dividends they receive from other domes­ spacious traditional living room with fireplace, Call 646-2462 ‘'WE'RE SELLING H O U S E S r midnight T questioned the prudence of the loan in a leaflet paid off 30 years after being issued. tic corporations. enormous kitchen-dining room with pantrv closet, described The company in which you own Haven’t the rules for that 80 percent 647-8400 gorgeous new bathroom. Pluah wall to wallill carpet "courtesy distributed to Chase Manhattan shareholders. preferred stock will buy back your 340 M A N C H E S TE R $209,900 throughout, full basement. A must to see! *146,<6,900. Jackson w« deduction been tightened? Immaculat* and tpocleut UliR 168 Main Street, Manchester shares at the $100 per share sinking fund guallty-bullt 4-room Ronch. Many the senator Armstrong sale approved redemption price sooner or later. ANSWER: Yes, by one of the provisions oxtroi, Including 2 flroplocot, V “I don’t kn I suspect that might happen relatively of the Consolidated Omnibus Budget woodttovo. custom window tr*ot- do. But I NEW HAVEN — Armtek Corp.'s board of soon — and that’s the reason the securities Reconciliation Act of 1987 — that mon­ monts and booutlfully monlcurod grounds wllh on Inground pool. / much.” directors today approved the $190 million sale firm offered to buy your stock. By strous legislation Congress shipped to the Convonlsnt location for oosy com- With 99 p( of its Armstrong Tire Co. subsidiary to the purchasing those preferred shares from president’s desk just before the Christmas muto. Must SM tooppfwclotol Don't 3 Kimberly Drive BY APPOINTMENT reporting, Pirelli Group. you and/or other investors at $76 and recess. wait I Sluling 3000 eq ft. 8 room contemporary! 3'4 baths, 93 Oak Forest Drive way: fern, rm , llbrery. mertile floors. |et black master Fabuloue Condo Uving — Immeculete 6 room. 2 The deal had been announced Monday and getting $100 through a sinking fund Under the new rules, the dividend bedroom bath with double lacuull Reduced for bedroom townhouee In OAK FOREST CON DO­ Dukakis was approved during the board’s regularly redemption, the firm would turn a tidy received deduction is reduced to 70 Immediate tale *429.000. MINIUM Large entrance foyer wllh ekyllght, rec percent. profit. You really can’t fault that firm for percent if the company receiving the O Ir Birch Mountain Rd to Sharon to Kimberly room and garage *14Vs. Jackson scheduled meeting, said Armtek spokesman M A N C H E S TE R $149,900 Cali 646-2462 ‘W E’RE SELLING HOUSESI' Call 646-2462 ‘W E RE SELLING HOUSES!" Bob Jones. trying. dividend owns less than 20 percent of Idsol location, noxt door to ov*ry- REST EASY!!! percent. The approval means the transfer of Even though that preferred stock no voting power and value of the paying tning... shoppinp, schools, public Empty nestera looking for a amaller home with just the Gore had longer is listed on the NYSE, it undoubt­ company’s stock. transportation, r*cr*otlen, plus on ONWARD & UPWARD!!! right aet-up? This is your "golden opportunity"! ‘WE GUARANTEE OUR HOUSES” ownership should be completed May 31, Jones sosy commut*. 3-b«dreom Cop*, New Yorl said. edly trades in the over-the-counter Growing out of your starter home? This beautiful Impeccable condition throughout, this 5 room Ranch mocratic s market. Ask a broker to get a quote on it. William A. Doyle, a syndicated colum­ m baths, flrtplpcod living room, property can solve that problem! Priced right at on Lakewood Circle in Manchester boasts gracious one Armstrong Tire is a 75-year-old company spacious •ot-ln kltchon and hard­ *209,900 features include 3 bedrooms, 2 full oaths, Hoor living • large matter bedroom with many built-ins, closed dooi nist, welcomes written questions, but he wood floors. Th* p*rf*ct bisnd of My bet is it will be more than $76. family room with fireplace, stylish European fully comfortable den, spacioua living room with fireplace, Blanchard & Rossetto select 43 dei that employs 2,700 people and has three can provide answers only through the cemfortobl* llvino and oflordoblt applianced kitchen, formal dining room, attic fan, formal dining room and charming country-style national o manufacturing plants in Des Moines, Iowa; prlcal attractive landscaping, situated in the Foreal Hills calls** 8IIISSSII QUESTION: In a recent column you column. Write to Doyle in care of the kitchen. Perfect aise yard for manageable maintenance. REAL ESTA-TE Hanford, Calif.; and Nashville, Tenn. section of Manchester. 646-2482 won 13 pie wrote that, when preferred stock is called Manchester Herald, P.O. Box 591, Man­ *198,000. Gore, who i in for redemption. "The call price always chester 06040. 14 - 18 — MANCHESTER HERALD, Wednesday. April 20. 19M i -1 1 Yol You’ll sit iwmirliralrr Ilrrali'i —\ offer to district Town makes sewer proposal Section 2, Page 13 within feet Following is the text of a sewer lines in tlie Buckland Continued from page 1 for Homart, quoted Joseph land firehouse, which is owned letter in ^ich the town of Basin area. Including the LeDuc, senior development di­ and operated by tbe town. He said O’Brien said could be decided FOOD Manchester offers to pay for Buckland 'Trunk Sewer to rector for Homart, as saying, such an effort will not succeed Wednesday, April 20, 1988 after the installation. Bv Ar of actors installation of the Buckland Tolland Turnpike, the line “We are continuing to move because the district "doesn’t AAanc trunk sewer within the sewer from Tolland Turnpike to the LaBelle has not filed an appear­ ahead with the construction of the have anything to offer." jurisdiction area of the Eighth North Manchester Intercep­ ance for the district in the suit. As mall. We’re aware of the sewer If the town were to give up the Continued from pane 1 a result. O’Brien has filed a At Utilities District. The letter is tor, the splitter valve, and the situation and are confident that Buckland firehouse, it would there’s - < from Kevin O’Brien, the attor­ tle-ln from the splitter valve to motion for default. He said today the parties will come to fin have to build another one to serve audience close. That’s what live that because LaBelle had not filed “Foi theater has over the other ney representing the town, to the Adams Street Trunk. This agreement prior to the grand the northeastern area of Man­ out def John D. LaBelle Jr., the construction can take place an appearance, proceedings will opening." chester now serviced by the media." be delayed for a couple of weeks. Asked whether Homart would the Lo Throughout the rehearsals, district’s legal counsel. immediately and the Town and firehouse, Penny said. Under an "It’s tl the District can argue later on If LaBelle had fll^ an appear­ have a strong case in court, agreement between the town and Bowlen has been asking the ance, he would have been re­ Penny said, "Any developer has a eat ITU actors to speak directly to the I am aware that the District In court as to who has control district that was rejected by the de I is concerned over the bidding over the various elements of quired to respond to the town’s case, because they’re entitled to voters last November, the town audience, said Mike Roy of chucki process for the construction of the line, including the receipt complaint in the suit by the end of the (sewer) service.” would have traded the firehouse Prospect Street, a substitute the sewers in the Buckland of outlet charges. the month. Penny said that the district’s for the district sewers. Whe teacher in Manchester and a area. As ytu know the Town of Attorney Stephen T. Penny, plans to hold off construction of That agreement was opposed desser «EY member of the cast. It began to In order to provide that the cookin ER Manchester-is anxious to see who is also representing the town the sewer line to serve the mall is by tbe majority of directors of the make more sense on Friday the sewers installed for the construction take place the in the sewer matter, said today an effort to try to bargain the Eighth District and later rejected homen evening, when a preview au­ purposes of serving the devel­ Town of Manchester !s willing that the Homart Development Co. sewer service for the the Buck- by district voters. credits dience was brought in. opers in the Buckland Basin, to pay for the actual construc­ of Chicago, the developer of the her mo "During rehearsals, he would tion, either alone or in conjunc­ mall that would be served by the Italian tell us, ‘Don’t act, just have your thereby promoting the eco­ nomic development of the tion with the District and-or sewer, may sue the district if the Hijack ordeal is over “But character talk to the audience.’ community, and I know the with various developers. The district fails to build sewer lines •X- But there was no one there.” said French District is concerned about its parties performing the con­ to serve the mall. and pt rox. Roy. "We were talking to the struction would be reimbursed Continued from page 1 boarded a white bus and cars and >ms, potential liability for servicing “I think If the district waits said thi chairs. It really came together their costs, and we would let much longer, they’re going to be waved to reporters on the tarmac A these areas. ully for us with an audience there.” the court decide in the future veils, were escorted to a car and as they were driven to the airport ages 8 ca­ Therefore, I am authorized the subject of. a lawsuit,” Penny taken to a hospital with their lico This production of "Spoon the remaining legal issues. said. VIP lounge. The seven crew Whet River” might be called called to suggest the following offer to brother, who rode in an ambu­ members and 21 passengers Drel settle the most critical practi­ The above proposal is de­ He added, however, that he lance, a doctor said. The brother, of a "minimalist” by theater profes­ carried hand luggage as they secretr sionals, Bowlen said. The scenery cal elements of our current signed to get the sewers into assumes the developer and the the third member of the Kuwaiti filed into the lounge. dilemma: the ground and then to worry district would try to resolve the royal family on the plane, was local d consists of a wall, a tree and the she liki flooring platforms. The Town will consent to the later on about our legal issue on their own instead of going suffering from a nervous The men were unshaven, concfniction of the entire relationship. to court. disorder. looked haggard and dazed and will o! There are very few costume des.serl .000 changes — only accessories, such — ■ —j-.-—Jayne Majzan. a spokeswoman jneThe resi rest oi of me the nostages hostages siareastared vacantly. vacantly. P and as hats and vests, are changed. For >ma, Thus, the actor must create kies” itiful busbar fira- each different character with • to changes that are primarily Plan would put town manager's salary at $72,000 the rec internal. ! car By Andrew Yurkovsky tors. would affect some 15 admin­ nized supervisory employees Aftei nt. "The hardest part has been included as a $32,000 contingency ($70,000), Glastonbury ($70,000), said, 3 learning to switch the charac­ Manchester Herald istrators. He said he did not know whose salaries are on the same item in the manager’s recom­ and Wethersfield ($69,000). the increase proposed for his own level as the non-unionized degree ters,” said Roy. "I’m seven mended budget for the town. Werbner said. It also found that cookie: different people, and it has to be A $4,000 raise that would hike salary, adding that he never administrators. Town Manager Robert B. Weiss’s makes any recommendations on The study of salaries of admin­ Manchester’s salaries were sim­ She sa done with a different walk, a Weiss’ current salary is $68,000. ilar to those of Bloomfield and get air different way of standing, annual salary to $72,000 is among his own salary. In addition to the $4,000 adjust­ istrators was begun at the end of Glastonbury, both of which are whether you’d look shy or have the adjustments recommended Werbner said the adjustments ment, Weiss would receive a 7 last year. Werbner said the report smaller. He defiant eyes.” by the Personnel Department to to the salaries of other non- percent increase oij^top of the would not be released to the Werbner said he did not know agreed To develop their characters, bring the salaries of town admin­ unionized administrators varied. current salary if a proposal for public until the negotiations with when negotiations with the unio­ istrators in line with those of Werbner refused to release the cost-of-living increases for ad­ the unionized supervisors were Bowlen had his cast members over. nized employees were likely to be Devil work with paper plate masks. other municipalities, Assistant report on the salaries and would ministrators in the manager’s concluded. He said those em­ “You would pick up a mask, Town Manager Steven R. not comment on it in detail. He recommended 1988-89 budget is The study found that Weiss’s ployees are part of a collective 6 tab look at yourself in the mirror and Werbner said today. said he was keeping the report approved. salary was below those of manag­ bargaining unit whose three-year 1 CU|1 ;er try to take on a particular Weiss said the adjustments, if under wraps because the town is ’The cost of the adjustments and ers in West Hartford ($81,000), contract runs out at the end of the I PRR approved by the Board of Direc­ now negotiating with some unio­ the cost-of-living increases are 1 rup character,” said Germain. “It Hartford ($75,000). Windsor, current fiscal year, June 30. 1 tea: was interesting as a way to get hat's 'in' in egg salad? Just about anything! 2 cup started, but I think we ail learned Down-home chefs still wax nostalgic over the a lot more about our characters, IVt li old-fashioned version and it remains a popu­ 7 hea after we dropped the masks.” 1 tea: ly!! And that’s the primary idea of D O N 'T MISS lar seller on deli restaurant menus. Others this show — to get to know the I. THIS SALE! have found dozens of wa> s to \ ary the original FILL with characters. "You have a bunch of fire- actors playing characters who to suit their tastes and lifestyles. Snackers, Vt cu 6 oiin have come back from the dead,” eat-on-the-run folks, salad aficionados, said Bowlen. "There really isn’t V» cu Mexican-food enthusiasts and weekend gourmets alike have found egg Vanil any action or plot development. W Milk They are just speaking with the salad to be a great base for dips, salads, sandwiches, casseroles and more audience — not with the other fancy entrees. actors. It can be a very intense, Sup\ very unsettling experience.” To devise your own specialty, start with the classic: ForHchopped hard- 2 Performances are toniffhl SPRING cooked eggs, stir in 1/2 cup "mayo” or other moistener and a dash of throuRh Saturday at 8. Tickets salt and pepper. 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TVCUIlCauay, /i|April 20, 1988 — 15 Chocolate strawberry shortcake Cfu/se ship chefs have to learn to be versatile < cups fresh atrawberrles V4 teaspoon salt ■Aenpngar Tug»i ov(i room for dessert Vk cup margarine or bntter By Hugh A. Mulligan tfGMT, C 1-2/S caps all-'pnrpote flour 1 beaten egg The Associated Press lowest rank. A month later I was dipping his spoon into an enor­ each day is better than the last,” I'lM NOT 1/J cup unsweetened cocoa 2/S cup milk ‘You think C aribbean ports could supply all looking out a porthole at Ja­ mous tray of red snapper sim­ Gerd says. The progression is . O F W ool lA teaspoon vanilla powder karta,” Gerd recalls. "My cousin mering in almond butter, “is that from venison and filet mignon to Dash salt 1 cup whipping cream ABOARD THE MV BERLIN - the melons, fish and ^hrlmp you need. Then ■A cup sugar t tablespoons sngar The problem of the latter-day meanwhile was chef on the ferry everything is served ail at once, boeuf Wellington and lobster, At Fran Beaulieu's house, Vi cup sugar from Kiel to Goteborg. His wife not like in a restaurant where from pate de foie gras to smoked 6 ounces chocolate chips 1 tablespoon baUng powder galley slaves in a storm at sea was you telex ahead fo r 900 kilos of som ething there’s always room for dessert. ^sed by the poet-passenger said, ‘Enough.’” orders may come hours apart. ” salmon to caviar. It all builds to “For my family, a meal with­ Preheat the oven to 375 de­ Slice berries; combine with •/« cup sugar and set aside. Rudyard Kipling, who often hung and they can only come up with 200 kilos. Three years later, Gerd, now To feed 450 passengers and 200 the captain’s farewell banquet, out dessert is not a meal to them,” grees. Beat the egg whites into For shortcake, in a mixing bowl combine flour, cocoa powder, (A over the rail in a heaving sea: Right now we have too many tomatoes and head chef, has learned to cope crew members, Gerd supervises when the lamps are dimmed and the Loomis Street resident said. soft peaks. Beat in the vanilla and with the biggest difference be­ a staff of 26 that includes a the waiters come marching in cup sugar, baking powderand salt. Cutin margarine until mixture ‘When the cabin portholes are not enough cucumbers.' "It’s the only reason my children salt. Slowly add the sugar, resembles coarse crumbs. Combine egg and milk; add all at once tween cooking on land and at sea. sous-chef, a bread baker, four behind the ship’s orchestra with eat meals half the time is to get continuing to beat until a stiff dark and green "At the hotel, if 'you forget butchers, two pastry chefs and flaming baked Alaska held to dry ingredients and stir Just to moisten. Spread dough in "Because of the seas outside, — Gerd Tscham pel the dessert” she added with a meringue is formed. Fold in the greased 8- by UA-inch round baking pan, buildingupedgeslightly. something, you pick up the assorted specialists at meat, fish; proudly on high. chuckle. chocolate chips. ‘‘When the ship goes WOP (with Head chef, MV Berlin telephone. Out here, you forget soups, sauces, salads and ice Since the Berlin flies the West B « e in a 450-degree oven for IS to iS minutes or until done. a wiggle between) When Beaulieu is not baking Drop by teaspoonfuls onto two Cool 10 minutes on wire rack. Remove from pan; place on something, forget it. You have cream-making. German flag, the menu at lunch desserts, she said she most en.ioys greased cookie sheets. (Allow "And the steward falls into the nothing.” Eating is a round-the-clock usually features a regional spe­ PCANUT8 serving plate. Beat whipping cream and 2 tablespoons sugar with soup tureen, cooking Italian food, especially enough space for the cookies to electric mixer on medium speed until soft peaks form. Arrange Fresh fruit and vegetables are pastime for passengers. Break­ cialty like gefuellte kalbsbrust homemade spaghetti sauce. She “And the trunks begin to slide... suffer a scald.” the world. always a problem for the growing spread.) Place cookie sheets in some sliced berries on top of cake. Spoon whipped creamovertop. On the relatively calm equator fast starts at 7 a.m. in the dining Heidelberg, stuffed breast of credits her talents in that area to oven and turn off the oven. Allow Serve shortcake warm. Pass remaining berries. Makes 8 “Why, then you will know (if you "Junk mostly, I suppose, like I number of cruise ships of many salon or at poolside. Hot bouillon veal, or Kaiserschmarren, lus­ her mother, who cooked delicious haven’t guessed) it was neartimeforthe first dinner collect now, ” Gerd laughed, ’ ‘but I flags that spend the winter in the them to remain in the oven for 1 to servings. seating. Gerd was moving down at .10. Lunch is at noon in the cious Tyrolean pancakes. The Italian food, she said. 2 hours. Store in an airtight "You’re 50North and 40 West.” was 16 years old then and he was a tropics. dining room or on the Lido deck. six-course dinner, from pate and Nutrition Information per oervlng: 441 cal., 6g pro.,49gcariM>.. M |fa t. IN m g the line, as they call the row of chef on the Kungsholm, traveling Afternoon tea with rich pastry is soup to cheese board and exotic container, or they will get very Choi., ISI mgfodlum. U.S. RDA: 10percent vlt. A, 106percentvit.C, 14percent That would be well off New­ hissing pots and pans, sampling “The other day we were in “But my husband. Ken. being soggy. everywhere. I made up my mind at 4. There are two dinner pastry, invariably offers a choice French, just as soon have meat Ky- / *h "*h ’^**™*"* rOx>0avln, IS percent calcium, 11 percentlron, 14 percent foundland. Gerd Tschampel has the various dishes with a large Martinique,” Gerd says, shaking Yield: m to| 20 cookies. survived several howling storms serving spoon. to someday roam the globe like his head over his menu-planning sittings, at 6 and 8, then an of three entrees. and potatoes and vegetables.” him behind a stove.” elaborate.midnight buffet. said the mother of Iwodaughters. in even more northern latitudes, ’ 'This is usually the only meal I clipboard. “You think Caribbean In the pecking order at sea, Peppe/oni;>peronl bread He apprenticed at a small hotel “When people, sometimes even Gerd is entitled to wear an A ages 8 and .5. like off Spitzbergen and Norway’s have time to take,” he said ports could supply all the melons, 3 cups flour in , near Nuremberg, the captain and the doctor, officer’s uniform with three North Cape, without falling into between slurps that occasionally with a gourmet dining room fish and shrimp you need. Then When she isn't playing the part 2 tablespoons sugar the soup tureen. provoked a sprinkle of salt or you telex ahead for 900 kilos of complain to me about getting too stripes on the sleeve, the equival­ of a gourmet or working as Salt and pepper to taste Creamy meatball dinner frequented by American Air thick, too fat, I tell them, look, I ent rank of first mate or first As head chef on the 10,000-ton paprika fromthepalmofhishand. Force personnel from a nearby something andtheycanonlycome only do the cooking. You must do secretary to the manager of a 1 package fast rising dry yeast “A taste of this and a sip of that, up with 200 kilos. Right now we engineer. But he prefers a white 1 cup warm tap water 'A cup soft whole wheal ■A cup apple Juice or water West German liner MV Berlin, base. Going to catering school the eating,” says the lean and apron and the toque blanche, the local department store, she said bread crumbs which means I am really eating all have too many tomatoes and not she likes to entertain friends. She 2 tablespoons butter 2 tablespoons snipped now sailing off Brazil, Gerd knows three weeks a year and passing enough cucumbers. You learn to lanky chef. tall chef’s hat that crowns his HAOAR Tl' 1 beaten egg parsley that in a really big blow, more the time. Thank God, from the certification tests, as is required Gerd’s day is divided into two will often feature her varied FILLING: beginning I have been a good be versatile.” profession and always brings des.sert repertoire 2 tablespoons milk ■A teaspoon dried basil, accidents happen in the kitchen in West Germany, Gerd rose to the shifts. He shows up in the down the house. */t to I pound wafer-thin sliced 1 tablespoon chopped onion than anywhere else on board. sailor with no worries a bout rough rank of sous-chef. The following morning, the gleaming tile and steel galley at 6 P crushed weather.” “In Germany,” he mused over For example, “forgotten coo­ pepperoni ‘A teaspoon salt “We have a saying about storms His dream became a reality via Berlin would dock at Belem, 90 a.m., takes a break at noon fora Grated Parmesan cheese 2 cups frozen crinkle-cut For Gerd, just turned 35, the a steaming cauldron of crab and kies" are a favorite of her ’A pound ground beef carrots at sea,” he says. "If something is a classified ad in a restaurant miles up the Amazon, where Gerd few hours, then is back on the line spinach soup, “cooking is still a husband’s, she said, adding that Mix flour with sugar, salt and falling, don’t stop it. Don’t try to beginning was when his cousin trade paper. The German liner expected five tons of food to be at 5 or so, "In this job. “ he says, pepper. Stir yeast into warm One 10 Vr- o u n ce can 2 tablespoons margarine or came to their home in Windsbach, respected profession, but young the recipe is “very strange” condensed cream of mush­ butter, melted catch it. Get out of the way. Better Berlin was looking for qualified winched aboard, “if the agent can sampling the just-made kiwi fruit people don’t want it. The hours water. Add yeast, water and northern , with armloads kitchen help. locate it." Some supplies would ice cream with hazelnut sauce, After preparing the mix. she room soup ■A cup brown rice, cooked to lose the soup or the sauce than of exotic souvenirs from all over are too long, the work too hard, butter to flour mixture and “I applied for third cook, the be flown out from West Germany “you know when you start but you and you’re never off on weekends, .said, you heat the oven to .350 knead. Roll out dough on floured never know when you finish. degrees then turn it off. Let the Combine crumbs, egg, milk, onion and salt. Add beef; mix well. where weeks before Christmas Christmas or Easter. Every board and place filling ingre­ the ship had left its home port of Sometimes it is midnight.” cruise I am breaking in four or cookies sit in there for an hour. dients on top. Roll the dough like a Shape mixture into 20 meatballs: place in 15- by 10-by 1-inch pan. Menus are planned two days She said the cookies fluff up and Neustadt, near Hamburg, with five new cooks. They stay for two jelly roll. Cover and let it ri.se for Bake, uncovered, in 375-degree oven 15 minutes. Drain and cool. Soft frozen yogurt is good; enough food in its freezers to last ahead, after a nervous look at the get airy. Combine soup, apple juice, parsley and basil; add meatballs or three years, and then the wife an hour. Place on grea.sed cookie three months. larder. or the girlfriend says enough. sheet and bake at 350 degrees for and S t ir to coat. Divide rice among 4 shallow single-serving “On a cruise ship, the chef Here are three treats she baking dishes. Top each with 5 meatballs and some sauce. Place “The other big difference about Well, you can’t blame them. The agreed to share in detail. 30 to 35 minutes or until crust is cooking at sea,” says Gerd, learns to pace himself, so that sea is for dreamers.” THE PHAM brown. While it is still hot. rub the carrots at one end of dish; drizzle with margarine. Cover with plates not meant for reuse cru.st with additional butter to moisture- and vapor-proof wrap; freeze. Devil dogs keep it soft. To serve, bake, covered, in a 375-degree oven about I'A hours, H4VE THEl or cook, covered, on 70 percent power (medium high) 10 to 12 YOPLAIT SOFT FROZEN YOGURT. Raspberry, CAU5HT 6 tablespoons shortening David Kool/Mancheater Herald strawberry, banana, mixed berry and cherry. $2.69 THE 64TE 1 cups sugar Variations: For sausage bread, minutes in the microwave, turning once. Makes 4 servings. CRA5HER brown a pound of Italian sau.sage. an 18-ounce box of six tetrahedron I PRR BREADWINNER — 21 Fran Beaulieu shows off her in bite sized pieces, with casings Nutrition information per serving: 208 cal.. g pro., 32 g carbo., 32 g fat, 130 1 cup milk pepperoni bread. mg Choi., l.OZOmg sodium. U.S. RDA: 243 percent vit. A, 13 percent thiamine, Bonnie: Yoplait frozen yogurt has the creamy Supermarket DOUBLE 1 teaspoon vanilla removed. Use meat, drippings. 18 percent ribbOavin. 28 percent niacin. 22 percent iron, 27 percent phosphorus. texture of ice cream with only 90 calories a 3-ounce 2 cups flour Parmesan cheese, salt and serving. What’s more, only 30 percent of its calories Sampler IVi teaspoons baking soda pepper in the bread, then roll and come from fat. That’s a very good fat ratio for a Blend all dough ingredients vanilla and milk, atternately. bake, as above. Carolyn Wyman COUPONS 7 heaping tablespoons cocoa frozen treat — especially when compared to ice r SEE STORE FOR DETAILS 1 teaspoon salt together. Drop by spoonfuls onto until you gel a smooth For oregano pizza, roll out the cream’s 50 percent. & Bonnie Tandy Leblang an ungreased cookie sheet. Leave consistency. dough to about >/i-inch thick, and Creamy herb sauce them quite far apart, as they will I wish Yoplait could have found a way to prevent FILLING: When the cookies cool, split rub with oil, oregano, garlic 1 c u p sliced fresh ice crystal formation without using three stabiliz­ 1135 TOLLAND TURNPIKE spread. Bake in a 42,5-degree oven them in half horizontally and fill powder, grated Parmesan 1 tablespoon all-purpose Vt cup vegetable shortening mushrooms flour ' ers. I still recommend this product for folks of all for 5 to 10 minutes. with fluff mixture. Yield: About cheese, salt and pepper to taste ages. BLONDIE 6 ounces marshmallow fluff 1 tablespoon finely chopped ‘A cup light cream or milk V* cup powdered sugar While they are baking, beat 12 to 15 cookies. Pul on greased cookie sheet. onion guidelines for sodium, cholesterol and percentage Cover and let rise for an hour. ■A cup chicken broth Carolyn: Not being a fan of yogurt in any of its of calories from fat. I’m happy to say they have Vanilla as needed together the shortening, fluff and Forgotten cookies 2 cloves garlic, minced Milk as needed powdered sugar. Add drops of Bake at 3.50 degrees or until cru«’l 2 tablespoons snipped many forms. I was delighted to discover how achieved their goal. 2 egg whiles is brown. . ‘A teaspoon dried thyme, parsley deligious Yoplaits new soft frozen yogurt is. These MANCHESTER crushed 1 tablespoon brandy are creamy-like ice cream without that ‘Tvegone □ □ □ ■A teaspoon dried tarragon, Supermarket Shopper l ‘A teaspoons lemon Juice bad” tang that always turned me off of yogurt HORMEL NEW TRADITIONS BREAKFAST crushed 4 slices bacon, crisp-cooked, before. BISCUITS. Sausage and cheese; ham and egg; 2 tablespoons margarine or drained and crumbled I like yogurt Will wonders never cease. 2 butter sausage; sausage an egg; Canadian hacon, egg and □ □ □ cheese; and egg and bacon. $1.49-1.99 a 6-10 ounce frozen sandwich. Now her children are couponing In a medium saucepan cook mushrooms, onion, garlic, thyme LE MENU LITE STYLE FROZEN ENTREES. and tarragon in hot margarine for 4 to 5 minutes, stirring Salisbury steak patty with mushroom gravy, Bonnie: The idea of popping a quick breakfast into frequently. Stir in flour. Add cream or milk and broth. Cook and the microwave is appealing for those on the run. Millies By Martin Sloqne My children used to chuckle at lyonnaise potatoes, seasoned green beans aiid Aunt Most of them remember this from Product Movers, contained stir over medium heat until thickened and bubbly. Add parsley, julienne carrots. $2.89 A 10‘A ounce. Dinner. Yet. Hormel’s New Traditions added a bit too many United Feature Syndicate my coupons and the other ways in whon thev are on their own. and chemicals to this line. which I saved money on grocer­ $9 .55 in coupons, along with a brandy and lemon juice. Cook and stir 1 minute more. Serve over the paycheck seems too small to store-redeemable “Buy Two, Get sliced cooked meat. Sprinkle with bacon. Makes 1 and 1/3 cups. Carolyn: This new Le menu Light Style meal has I expected to find sodium nitrite in the meats 0 DEAR MARTIN: I have been a ies. but now. with their own cover all the expen.ses. That’s One Free" coupon. Together, the great-tasting potatoes and vegetabies.' It’s too bad because they are needed to help prevent botulism, WHAT A OI reader of your column for many apartments and homes, they can Nutrition information per 2-tablespoon serving; M cal..2 ffpro, 2 flcarbo 7b the Salisbury steak patty is so gristly. when a mom chuckles — as she inserts contained more than $20 fat. 14 mg chol.. 101 mg sodium. but other frozen food manufacturers — Great years, and during that time. I appreciate tho.se extra dimes and notices for the first time the Incidentally. I was disturbed by the notice on this Starts, for instance. — have managed to put less worth of grocery savings. ^*1 tfsiry trts/"*' have saved a lot of money on my quarters. They also appreciate offspring’s coupon wallet and dinner box warning consumers not to reuse the additives in their bi.scuits and eggs. Turn to them for groceries — which meant even the gifts sent by their mom. which Another thing a new coupon shoebox full of box tops an tables. clipper will notice in the inserts plastic dinner plate. Everybody I know saves thes breakfast, or better yet. grab a bran muffin and a more in a household of two adults she got free through refunding It’s worth it. plates to use in their microwave over and over glass of milk. Wi and six children. But the children Keep up the great column My are the expiration dates. Just a year ago. most of the coupons again. What gives? A C have grown, and now there aren’t children now read it too! □ □ □ Buttermilk quiche Carolyn: Given Hormel’s experience with meat, T/ as many faces around the dinner MARGARET O’HARA would have had no expiration Bonnie: The folks at Le Menu are just trying to it comes as no surprise that the best thing about For new coupon clippers, those dates, but this has dramatically One 9-inch frozen unbaked 1 cup drained cooked veget­ keep you from getting hurt. Carolyn. The'plates their new breakfast sandwiches is sausage, ham LI table. A son lives at home only PLYMOUTH. MASS Sunday newspaper goupon in­ deepdish pastry shell part of the year and is away at changed. More than half of the ables or one 8-ounce can were never meant for reuse and can crack or break and bacon. The next best thing is the biscuits: HOME COOKIN'# MINESTRONE KERMIT OR MISS PIGGY E serts are well worth your careful coupons in these three inserts 3 slightly beaten eggs 19 07 college the rest of the lime DEAR MARGARET: Thank mixed vegetables, drained after a couple of uses. whether you cook them in the oven or the Campbell’s Soup can Calgon Bubble Bath conf 1.69 I- attention. On a recent Sunday. I expired within 60 days. 1 cup buttermilk 1 cup shredded American A better reason to buy Le Menu Light Style is microwave, they are unfailingly moist and tasty. you for your wonderful letter. found three of them in my HOME COOKIN'. VEGETABLE LAUNDRY One thing hasn’t changed — my Children occasionally chuckle at With shorter expiration dates, Dash pepper cheese (4 ounces) because it is low in calories. Two hundred and The only real problem here is with the disk of white 19 oz newspaper. One was entirely Campbell’s Soup can coupon-clipping way of life. I still things like coupons. Sometimes it makes good sense to go through 'A cup diced fully cooked twenty calories for a meal of Salisbury steak, stuff that masquerades as egg Given that criticism. Borateem Detergent "bo°x' 1.89 sponsored by Kraft and, along your entire coupon file once a HOME COOKIN *TOMATO GARDEN MMILD*1FREE ILD*U'REE WITH 3 do a lot of clipping, and 1 use they .seem almost embarrassed ham or Canadian-style bacon lyonnaise potatoes and green beans and carrots I’d say the eggless sandwiches are best. 10’. 07 coupons on every trip to the store. with a host of recipes, contained month, picking out all of the isn’t bad at all. This dinner is also “light” in sodium Campbell’s Soup can Jergens Bath Soap when their mom or dad hands the $2.85 in Kraft coupons and two ■A cup sliced green onion UT 1.17 ON TH E P / And I still send for manufactur­ cashier a fist full of them. coupons that will expire within and percent calories from fat. a result of Le Menu’s Bonnie Tandy Leblang is a registered dietitian. HOME COOKIN'*HEARTY BEEF CHICKEN* PO RK* MILD OR FISH mail-in offers, one of them for the next 30 days. From these 10'. 07 ers’ refund offers. The refund Line pastry shell withdoublethicknessof heavy-duty foil Bake admirable aim to keep within current dietary Carolyn Wyman is a junk food fanatic. Campbell’s Soup can cash goes into a separate bank free Parkay. soon-to-expire coupons, select the ' Shake’N Bake 1.39 But the lesson remains with the in 450-degree oven for 5 minutes. Remove foil. Bake 5 to 7 minutes SPECIAL REQUEST. CHICKEN NOODLE SOAP* SPECIAL OFFER* 1 FREE WITH 2' account and pays for the occa­ children. They really do under­ ones you intend to use and put more or until pastry is nearly done. Remove from oven Reduce <(W The .second in.sert that Sunday them in your coupon wallet, Campbell’s Soup sional trips my husband and I stand the purpo.se of all the from Quad Marketing, contained oven temperature to 325 degrees. Menus Aloe & Lanolin 31.99 WITH Tl make. clipping and the coupon files. where they are less likely to be SPECIAL REQUEST* CREAM OF MUSHROOM DRY* FOR THE LAUNDRY FANcy I $7.35 worth of coupons. The third. forgotten. Meanwhile, in a sma^^owl combine eggs, buttermilk and pepper. Stir in vegetabTbles;______cheese, ham anduuAiure onion. Pour mixture Campbell’s Soup '°cr r-resh Start 8.99 PFHS; into hot pastry shell. Bake 40 to 45 minutes or until a knife inserted BRICK OVEN FAMILY SIZE*LAUNDRY DETERGENT Senior citizens coli. salad, dessert. Ham and Wednesday: Juice, American B 07 36 ct These offers leiund forms: near center comes outclean. Let stand 10 minutes before serving B&M Bakecd Beans can Clip ‘n’ file refunds Send questions and comments Makes 6 servings. cheese sandwich, fruit, milk. chop suey. bread, make-your- Fab One Shot KRAFT Ice Cream Toppings Coupon offer. The following meals will be RONZONI LIQUID Receive $2.25 in Kraft coupons. Send the required to Martin Sloane In care of The served at Mayfaiij|Gardens and Thursday: Spaghetti with mild own sunae. Miscellaneous food products Nutrition Information per serving: 334 cal., 14 g pro., 26 g carbo. 21 g fat 163 meat .sauce, green beans, car­ Thursday: Cook’s choice. Pasta Lasagne pkg Snowy Bleach iug File No. 9 refund form and ne Universal Product Code from Manchester Herald, P.O. Box 591. mg chol.. 675 mg sodium. U.S. RDA: 28 percent vit. A. 22 percent thiamine 21 Westhill Gardens 4he week of any Kraft Ice Cream Topping. Expires June .30 Manchester 06040. The volume of percent ribonavin, 11 percent niacin. 19 percent calcium, 12 percent Iron' 28 April 2,5-29, to Manchester resi­ rots, salad, dessert. Chicken Friday: Fruit juice, cheese AUNT MILLIE S REG * SCENT II III OR IV Clip out this file and keep it with similar percent phosphorus. .iun, « salad sandwich, fruit, milk. pizza, salad, fruit cocktail. 14 07 1988. mail precludes individual replies dents who are 60 or oider: Spaghetti Sauce V 1 Carpet Fresh 8170 cash-off coupons — beverage refund offers with Friday: Baked haddock square beverage coupons, for example. Start collecting LAWRY’S Free Bread Offer. Receive a coupon but Sloane will respond to letters Monday: Cranbery juice, roast SWEET A ll PURPOSE tlQUID grod toward the purchase of any variety of of general Interest in the column. turkey with gravy, sweet pota­ with newburg sauce, whipped Coventry schools 16 07 -4 28 07 tbe needed proofs of purcha.se while looking for Heinz Pickles jar I I Mr. Clean btl Italian or French Bread (a maximum coupon Recipes provided by Better Homes and Gardens toes, turnips, rye bread, peach potatoes, spinach, salad, dessert. the required forms at the supermarket, in Roast beef sandwich, fruit, milk. The Coventry school menus HOLLYWOOD FOR TOUGH JOBS newspapers and magazines, and when trading value of $1). Send the required refund form and shortcake with whipped topping. were not available. 28 07 with friends. Offers may not be available in all two Universal Product Code symbols from Tuesday: Veal parmesan and Safflower Oil "’p” 2 Top Job btl Brid< FRENCH FRIED 9 Lawry’s Garlic Bread Spread. Expires June .30. shells with Italian sauce, green areas of the country Allow 10 weeks to receive Manchester schools 20 07 each refund 1988. beans almondine, antipasto RHAM high schools Durkee Onions can 1 Spic & Span bii OLD LONDON-WISPRIDE $1 Refund Offer, salad. Italian bread, blueberry These are the lunches which The following lunches will be ALL VARIETIES REGULAR Send the required refund form and one Universal D*p«ndablt help coffeecake. will be served at Manchester 27 07 Product Code symbol from Old London Melba Wednesday: Vegetable juice, schools the week of April 25-29; served at RHAM junior and Cain’s Salad Dressing’b.7 Spic & Span box This offer does not require a refund form: Rounds (any flavor) and one inner seal from wanlad. American chop suey, salad, zuc­ Monday: Hamburger on a roll, senior high schools the week of EASY TO PREPARE BBQ CHICK 6 OZ OR PORK CORNING Microwave Offer, P.O. Box 10068. Wispride Cold Pack Cheese Food (any flavor), chini and summer squash, wheat potato puffs, stewed tomatoes, April 25-29: Success Rice X 1 Shake ’N Bake p°g 1.59 Monday: French bread pizza, Rochester, NY 14610. Receive a $20 savings on a along with the cash-register receipt (s) for both Apply lodayl bread, fresh fruit. mixed fruit. CARAMEL COATED POPCORN & PEANUTS ALL VARIETIES French White Microwavable Cookware Set by B P S ? *® Thursday: Pineapple juice, Tuesday: Apple juice, baked green beans, juice cup. 3 1 '407 items. Expires May 31, 1988. Cracker Jack pkgs Capri Sun Drinks 10 2.79 WEST Corning (a retail value of $47.50.) Send two macaroni and cheese, sausage Tuesday: Meat patty, mashed *J«76: PLAYSCKOOL Marshmallow Babies $2 Re­ orange glazed boneless chicken, BONUS PACK Universal Product Codes from any of the bate Offer. Send the required refund form and the Cblcken Scrod mashed potatoes, peas and on­ patty, mixed vegetables, bread potatoes with gravy, homemade DOG FOOD * Q 10 e 9 following products: Van de Kamps Microwave ions, dinner roll, chocolate pud­ and butter, peanut butter cookies. roll, corn. cake. Cremora canister 2 Ken L Ration 6 2.49 ♦ K2 Universal Product Code symbol from one *03 Fish, Tony’s Frozen Microwave Pizza or Saran package of Kraft Marshmallows (any size) and Terly«W ding with topping. Wednesday: Tuna salad Wednesay: Fruit juice, REGULAR OR LOW SALT GLAD Wrap Plastic Film, along with a check or money one Universal Product Code from Playskool Friday: Beef barley soup, tuna grinder, applesauce, vanilla pud­ grinder, chips, apple. order for $24.95, Include a 3-by-5 card with your Marshmallow babies, along with the cash- salad. Italian pasta salad, mari­ ding with strawberries. Thursday: In-service day. Sunshine Cling name, address (no post-office boxes), and ZIP register receipts, or photocopies, with the dates nated mixed vegetables, wheat Thursday: Sliced turkey in Friday: Clam roll, fries, cole 16 02 200 sq ft slaw, cookie. Cheez-lt’s box roll code printed on it. Expires May 30, 1988. of purchase circled. Expires May 31, 1988. bread, apple crisp with cheese. gravy, cranberry sauce, whipped Wrap potatoes, buttered com. roll and SUNSHINE GLAD butter, gelatin fruit bar. Vulm Meals on Wheels Friday: French bread pizza Andover Elementary Wheat Sandwich Deal* The following meals are to be with pepperoni, salad, chilled The following lunches will be 150 ct Wafers Pkg Weft leftovers .served to Meals on Wheels clients pineapple. served at Andover Elementary Bags Tasty ideas for those the week of April 25-29. The hot School the week of April 25-29: SUNSHINE* DELUXE FOOD STORAGE By Nancy Byal noon meal is listed first and the Monday: French bread pizza, ingredients. Cooked pasta: Bolton schools Hi-Ho Glad Better Homes and Gardens Cooked meat: Pasta salad: Toss pasta with cool evening meal, second. green beans, peaches. Monday: Beef stew with a The following lunches will be Tuesday: Doughboys, puffs, 16 02 Stews: Add cubed beef, mixed vegetables and bottled Crackers pKg Bags pi

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For the original “Suspicion” climax, Is to CogCiDoR I THKT1filNiCt?rHE 14 Fish appandsge NEW YORK—The idea of remaking Alfred uMotEibiKrisro 11 Toward the □□GIDCm □□□CD Curtin’s husband, Patrick Lynch, co- Hitchcock filmed Grant and Fontaine strug­ iuet, Of 1U'VPWlTlP< 15 Small sample of center of □ □ E D C D C D Hitchcock'f piychological thriller “Suspi­ producted the movie with Barry Levinson (a Hovsef! GNcu) As MUtH cloth 3 gling in a speeding car by putting them on a and 17 Train track □ □ O D D D Q I 3 cion" might one day prove interesting, but the British filmmaker, not the Americandirector K in aesH FK6\ m 16 Deduct 19 Army Transport makers of the new version airing on PBS soundstage with a moving backdrop. Grieve ISN’T IT? 18 Head QCEIO QBQQDO of “Tin Men’’). Andrew Grieve, another was able to shoot the scene using a real car on with Sarvica (abbr.) tonight produced oniy a pointless replica. Briton, directed by taking no chances. held covering 22 Hasten □□□iDEiEii:] a real road on location in Cornwall, England. 19 L ig h t - The new “Suspicion,” part of the PBS Levinson and screenwriter Jonathan Lynn 23 Central line n o D o o n c i c i n n D Such technical updating turns out to add feather aeries “American Playhouse,” stars Jane (“The Internecine Project”) adapted the 1941 4io 24 Small rug □ □□ CnBQ ODBC] nothing when compared to the original. iVest 20 Of .Mart (comb, 25 Precipice Curtin and Anthony Amdrews in the Joan script by Samuel Raphaelson, Joan Harrison [inch form) 26 Housetop □□□ BOOID DODO Fontaine-Cary Grant roles. and Alma Reville. But almost nothing is One bow to the ’80s; Before the harrowing 21 Bohemian spe- PCANUn by ChsftM M. tchulx feature □no ODD DOO Except for a 1980s veneer, nothing is car ride, Curtin notes her seatbelt is broken, a 23 "____ my changed from the Hitchcock version save irust 27 Fencing sword changed, Including the studio ending that minor details, such as Sarah, a secretary, in problem Fontaine didn’t mention in 1941. brother's 28 Leather 38 Hairttyla 4 7 ______even kasi t of '^BEFORE lUE EAT, SHOULp) JOHN RUSKIN ONCE WROTE, keeper?" Hltch(M>ck said he deplored. So why didn’t lieu of Emily, thCNmaid. factories 39 950, Roman □ □ □ lus- EITHER WAY MY COLP "I’d like to return this purchase I just made. f>o 2S Constellation 48 Doves' home these filmmakers do something daring like Even Lynn’s performance as Beaky, U/E SAY GRACE ? n H E BEST GRACE IS THE 29 Revelers' cry 41 Locations The CEREAL GETS SOGGY... It’s a bank holiday.” 27 Honorable 50 Firearm give the film the ending Hitchcock said he INDISCREET — Lesley-Anne Down and 30 Spreads 42 Marquis da Johnnie’s good-time friend, seems an imper­ and CONSCIOUSNESS THAT WE 31 Precipitation ownsra' gp. wanted? Robert Wagner star in CBS’ remake of the sparingly 43 Soviet river sonation of Nigel Bruce in the original. (Otic HAVE EARNEPOUR PINNER" t> IMB by NCA. bie. 32 Headland 32 Dlspatchsd 44 Discover 51 I think, “Suspicion" is the story of a dowdy young The movie was based on a novel, “Before 1958 romantic comedy “Indiscreet.” Like the 33 Actress loice 35 Bud's sibling tharafors ____ woman facing spinsterhood who is swept off the Fact,” written by Anthony Berkeley Cox original, it is being shot in England. Down Gardner 45 Concerning (2 36 Wooden tub wds.) 52 Compass point her feet by a handsome, ne’er-do-well under the pseudonym Francis lies. In the plays a British actress whose image is THE QRIZZWELL8 by Bill Schorr 34 Macao coin bachelor. She marries him, then begins to compromised by an affair with a diplomat sea, 35 Obsarves 1 2 3 novel, the husband really is a murderer, and V S m m X i. LA5T YEAR WHEN THW • 1 0 11 (Wagner) who is posing as a married man to ' an r^URE") r i 36 One who feels n suspect he’s a murderer and that she’s his his wife, after learning she is pregnant, MOTHEI? CAll^ )Oi A \M0KIHtE5? 12 next victim. hree superior 14 willingly drinks the poisoned milk he serves avoid serious involvement. The 1958 version A ival- HACK OF A COACH ANP TRIEP TDtSET 37 Authentic Hitchcock masterfully kept audiences off her to keep him from procreating. starred Cary Grant and Ingrid Bergman. ... 39 Pointed shapes t s p 7 balance, one minute suggesting that charm­ first y - io THEOIHEfemREHT? TORUN yOlOUTTA irhite ■RJWNONAtZAlL 'CUZ YOU \A«UUW T 40 Ore. j ing Johnnie Aysgarth was indeed a killer, the CASTING NEWS - Perry King, who time IB 2 0 next revealing him as nothing more than an ACCORDING TO Hitchcock biographer , the LET HER 50H ______starred in last season’s CBS miniseries ‘T il HAOAR THE HORRIBLE by DIk Browne 41 Duck ■ Irresponsible spendthrift, his crimes a Donald Spoto, RKO Pictures refused to let the ; his PITCH... 42 Gone to court 21 2 2 Take Manhattan,’’ has been cast in the title figment of his trife’s imagination. Whether intended star at the time, Laurence Olivier, ings 45 Become ill play a killer. Hitchcock offered to produce a role in the first-run syndicated miniseries 2 S 2 6 they were or not was the bone of contention 46 Fabulous bird 0 script as a study of paranoid fantasy. After "The Man Who Lived at the RItz,’’ based on over ^ U N p s 49 Firebug between Hitch and the studio. A.E. Hotchner’s best-seller and set in 52 Chinese (comb, 31 delays. Grant and Fontaine eventually were P P PAlhJFUL It’s hard to evaluate Curtin’s and Andrews’ and m / Nazi-occupied France. Other cast members form) cast in the lead roles. ill a 3 4 performances, since they speak the same include Leslie Caron, Joss Ackland and David 4-io 53 Bounce fines as Grant and Fontaine. As the shooting dragged on — Hitchcock tung 54 Evaluate McCallum. Shooting started this month and ours 55 Place to sit 3 7 3 8 For instance, when Johnnie crashes a became ill at one point — many endings were the miniseries will be seen in syndication next ard, CAPTAIN EASY by Crooks A Casale 56 Bridge expert party, causing his unwilling host to sputter," I written and more than one was filmed. season. ... Harry Hamlin of "L.A. Law" will nds, — Culbertson don’t know what to say,” he responds coolly, c a p t a i n EA$y, IF IT'6 A LOT MORE IMPORTANT When studio censors objected to pregnant star in “Favorite Son,’’ a six-hour miniseries a f t e r th e 57 Biblical “I suggest you say something, old boy, before /ery 4 2 4 3 4 4 Fontaine willingly taking poison, Hitchcock for NBC next season based on the Steve r or PINNER.... character you embarrass this man (indicating a butler) added scenes suggesting she’d had an illicit Sohmer novel about the political struggle 56 Ancient serf two 4 9 to death.” No matter how good Andrews is, affair, since it was OK for a character to between a charismatic U.S. senator and an wife DOWN it’s Cary Grant’s line. commit suicide if the character had sinned. ambitious aide. Robert Loggia will play an ugh. 5 3 But a preview audience laughed at the scenes, FBI agent. Sohmer wrote the screenplay and The 1 Cloth belt CURTIN’S LINA never seem s to connect according to Spoto. 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Family Ties mandos to the Middle East Chuck Norris, [U S A ] Search for Tomorrow (ID [C N N ] Sportt Tonight Anchors Fred Lee Marvin, Martin Balsam 1966 Rated R [C N N ] Moneytine Hickman, Nick Charles. 1 [TM C] MOVIE: F/X' (In Stereo) ;05AM [E S P N ] SportsCenter [U S A ] M OVIE: Jaguar Uves' Interna Astrograph [T M C ] MOVIE; 'Wetherby' (CC) The tional intrigue explodes when a special suicide of s mysterious young man puzzles agent, expertly trained in martial arts, fer­ Bridge a middle-aged schoolteacher in rural Eng­ rets out narcotics kingpins in several world land. Vanessa Redgrave, Ian Holm, Tim capitals. Joe Lewis, Christopher Lee VIRGO (Aug. 28-8ept. 22) Something Meinnemy 1985. Rated R MANCHESTER GILBERT AND SULLIVAN PLATERS 1979 9 /;-minute The Celtics hit 63.5 percent of ioncarz Toronto 6 7 .462 4'/7 Mtlvpaukee 5 7 .417 5 S^b^ia S S T Rrst Period—^1, Edmonton, M euler .5 standing ovation. Thomas said after Boston their field-goal attempts. 16 games, defeating Seattle as pteva ss Bm ton 101 301 000-7 New Jersey is 62 .225 38'/i (Smith, TIkkanen), 11:49 (pp). I Calgary, sock p Boltlcnore 0 13 .000 lO'/j clinched the top spot in the NBA’s Lafayette Lever had 31 points and WMt Olvltlan Detroit 300 000 010-3 u rt.h-,«» Division McCrImmon 2 (Romoge), 13:59 (pp). Stem thanked Erving on behaif of millions of Lakers 133, Spurs 126 (tame Winning RBI — Barrett (1). YltyPiPlM V-gXh-Olt S2 27 .658 - Penalties—AAeuler, Edm (Interference), Eastern Conference playoffs by 12 rebounds. 0—.<-8-3 W L Pet. OB basketball fans for "changing the game, being Qileogo 8 5 .615 — E—Brookens. DP—Boston 1, Detroit 1. x-AJtanta 49 30 .620 3 2:38; PrallnskI, Cal (hooking), 7:52; beating the Pistons 121-110 Tues­ Los Angeles clinched a home- The win was the Nuggets’ 53rd CV-0-4-1 LOB— Boston 11, Detroit 7. 2B—Burks, so dignified and gracefui.” Oakland 8 6 .571 '/} SniRTRuM? “ OO 49 30 .620 3 Roberts, Cal (boarding), 10:53; Lowe, Edth day night. It was the Celtics’ 21st court advantage throughout the of the season, an NBA club ck and California 6 7 .462 2 Borreft. HR—Whitaker (1). S— (Interference), 12:21; Meuler, Edm "You have set the standard,” Stern said. BAnderson. SF—Boggs. (WllM2e)fbRMir 40 40 .500 )7Vt (tripping), 14:10; McSorley, ^ m (hold­ consecutive victory over Detroit playoffs as James Worthy scored record, and kept them HA games 0-2) Kansas City 6 7 .462 2 TOXOS 6 7 . .462 2 indlono ae 43 .456 16 ing), 19:24. Goode declared April 19 Julius Erving Day in at Boston Garden. 28 points and Kareem Abdul- ahead of Dallas in the battle for IP H RER BB SO (c o u ^ M T t a l WBSTERN CONFERENCE Socond Period—None. Penaltles-r Soottle 5 9 . 357 3'/j Boston Philadelphia and told the former star, "You ’re a The winning streak includes MInnesoto 4 8 .333 3'/? MIdiwest Division T Ikka n e n , E dm (h Ig h -s tIc k In g ), 6:35!; Jabbar and Byron Scott added 25 first place in the Midwest Tuosdov's Oames Clemens W,30 8 7 3 3 2 11 S'; G retzky, Edm (tripping ), 10:04; Rein­ first-class citizen as well as a great athlete." four straight in last year’s each against San Antonio. Division. (tardner 1 0 0 0 2 0 hart, Cal (tripping), 10:58; McSorley, Milwaukee 9, Baltimore 5 Detroit X d Sm« ® Eastern Conference finals, dur­ Texas 3, Cleveland 0 Edm (unsportsmanlike conduct), 15:10: Mavs 104, Rockets 96 Boston 7, Detroit 3 M orris L,^2 51-3 12 7 7 5 5 McDonald, Cal (unsportsmanllkeconduct), ing which the Pistons easily won Suns 122, Warriors 107 s Toronto 12, Kansas City 3 Gibson 2 2-3 0 0 0 1 1 , 44 3 5 .557 8>/z 15:10; Lacombe, Edm, m alor (high- Aguilera on disabled list their three home games. If the Dallas held off Houston’s Hernondz 1 0 0 0 1 0 sticking), 18:04. ' Phoenix kept its slim playoff New York 7, Minnesota 6 30 49 .380 22'/z I fourth-quarter rally and kept Cbicoao 7, Seattle 2 WP—Morris. BK—Morris 2 National League reaulta Sacramento 23 57 . 288 30 NEW YORK — The New York Mets placed teams meet in a seventh game hopes alive as Armon Gilliam Umpires—Home, Voltogglo; First, Po- , , , . Podflc Division Oakland 8, California 3 PIratea 3. Cardinals 0 Third Period—3, Edmonton, KurrI i6 right-handed pitcher Rick Aguilera on the this year, Boston again would be scored 19 points against Golden pace with Denver as Rolando Wednesday's Oames lerm o; Second, M orrison; Third, Phillips. V-L.A. Lakers 59 20 747 — (TIkkanen), 13:23. 4, Edmonton, Gretzky 2 AP photo T—2:59. A—11,920. 50 29 .633 9 (KurrI, TIkkanen), 16:18. Penaltles^uter, at home. State. Blackman scored 27 points. Callfamlo (Witt 1-1) at Oakland (Welch Phllllea 10, Meta 2 STLOUIS 15-day disabled list Tuesday with a sore elbow. A 1-2), 3:15 p.m. PITTSBURGH d S S ! !'* ^ .532 17 Cal (holding), 5:56; Macinnis, (tal "W e had our problems this year Akeem Olajuwon led the A The Mets purchased the contract of (^Icoao (Horton 3-1) at Seattle (Moore ab r h bl O b r h b l . 28 51 .354 31 (tripping), 8:56; MacTovIsh, Edm (rough­ Bulls 121, Knicks 118 Rockets with 33 points. (talemanlf 5 0 2 0 Bondslf 4 1 2 1 p o jf'*') State 20 59 . 253 39 ing), 16:45; PepllnskI, Col (roughing)., ERVING HONORED — Julius Erving and still finished with the best 1-1), 4 :U p.m. White Sox 7. Marinera 2 PHILA NEW YORK OSmIth ss right-hander Jeff Innis from Tidewater of the Baltimore (Boddicker 0-3) at Milwaukee 4 0 1 0 Lind 2b 4 1 1 1 L.A. a ip p t ^ 17 42 .215 42 16:45; Anderson, Edm (tripping), 17:37; record in the East,” said Kevin Chicago won its seventh ab r h bl ob r h b l Mc(3eecf 3 0 0 0 Class AAA International League to take waves to the crowd after the Philadel­ 76ers 115, Bucks 102 (Weomon 0.23, 7:05 p.m. Dernier ct VanStykef 3 0 0 0 x-clinched playoff berth Lowe, Edm (slashing), 18:57; Reinhart, McHale, who matched his season straight road game and Michael CHICAGO SEATTLE 5 1 2 1 Wilson cf 4 1 1 0 Horner 1b 10 0 0 Bonilla 3b 4 0 0 0 vls— Dumars, AInge. Fouled M a ry W hipple 195177-517, E rnie W hip­ consecutive extra-base hit — and teilly Balles L,l-1 9 9 3 3 4 3 (tame Winning RBI — W allach (1). By The Atsoctated Preu ple 202-a4-602, John KozIckI B 4, EMIe Esasky drove in three runs with McCoy; Second , Cdble; Third, HBP—Fletcher by Balles E—Sandberg, Dunston, OP—Montreal 1. American League out—None. Rebounds— Detroit 41 (Rod- Deshaies after Gary Roenicke scored on Jose Lind’s double. ■ow a McClelland. man 11), Boston 40 (Parish 12). Assists— W ilson 177-181-530, K evin Brennan 553, a bases-loaded single and also Umpires— Home, Cousins; First, Roe; LOB—Montreal 8, Chicago 4. 2B_ M olltor (1), Brewers; C. Ripken (1), Diane Brennan a4-552. reached on an error by shortstop Bobby Bonilla’s hard-hit itart T—3:16. A—23,724, Third, Kosc. (tandoele, Sandberg, (tatarraga, Rtzge- Orioles; Whitaker (1), Tigers; x-Barfleld Detroit 23 (Thomas 8), Boston 33 (B ird 9). had a solo homer, as did Barry T—2:34, A—5,586. rald. (2), Mc(>rlff (3), Blue Joys; Pagllarulo Total fools—Detroit 24, Boston 22. Rafael Ramirez and Dale grounder went off first ba.seman Larkin leading off the game for 3B—Durhom. HR—Wallach (2). SB— (4), Yankees; W illiams (3), Calderon (3), Technicals—Mahorn, Dantley, AARP Murphy singled, Bob Horner’s right arm for a Blue Jays 12. Royals 3 Raines (8), (tatarraga (2), DMarfInez (1) Fisk 2 (3), Baines (1), White Sox. McHale, Detroltlllegal defense. A—14,890. the Reds, Brewers 9. Orioles 5 W. LIvengood 212-519, Bert Sweet ” He got into a 3-and-2 situation single, scoring Lind. Horner was KANSAS CITY TORONTO IP H National League 212-549, Joe AbercheckI 211-531, B runo' with me and he didn’t want to removed from the game and Expos 9, Cubs 1 ab r h bl Montreal Expos; Larkin (2), Esosky Giordano 500, Bill Dlcovage 512, Bob' ab r h bl BALTIMORE M.LWAUKEE taken to a nearby hospital tor Dennis Martinez pitched a WWIIsn cf 4 1 0 0 Fernndz ss 3 0 0 0 Martinez W.2-2 9 6 1 1 0 5 (1), Reds; Davis (6), Astros; Simmons Bulla 121. Knicka 118 Muldoon 535, Andy Lorenzen 535, Ted walk me, so he threw me ab r h bl ab r h bl Chicago (1), Brenres. Coddv 509, Flo D autt 191-453, Pat X-rays that were negative. six-hitter and Tim Wallach ho­ Bosley cf 0 0 0 0 Llrlano2b 10 0 0 O rh a rte t 3 0 0 0 something I could hit.” Simmons Seltzer 3b M olltordh 5 13 4 Mover L.1-1 6 x-grand slom. Olcavage 177-506, VI Pulford 500, Kay 4 12 0 Mosebyef 2 2 0 0 BRIpkn2b 4)00 Yount cf 5 2 2 0 0 CHICAGO (121) The Pirates made it 3-0 in the mered as Montreal took Its fourth Brett 1b 3 1 2 2 Thorntn If 10 0 0 5 1 1 0 Lancaster 1 1-3 3 5 4 3 2 M oroz 185493, Edna Christenson 175- said. "It was a fastball a little bit CRIpkn ss 2 3 2 1 Surhoft c 4 1 1 0 BleleckI Oakley 66 5617, Sellers VI 002, Corzine 177-467. second on Bonds’ RBI single, straight victory, Pecota lb 0 0 0 0 Leach dh 4 1 0 0 M urray lb 4 12 1 0 2 2 2 1 0 inside.” Deer If 4 0 2 1 DHall 2-3 5140610, Jordan 18-2711-1347, Vlncent2-946 Trtobll rt 3 0 11 GBell If 4 2 2 1 Schu 3b 4 0 12 Brock 1b 0 0 0 0 1 8, PIppen 7-100615, Poxson 362-28, Grant 7-9 which ended his extra-ba.se hit Martinez, 2-2, struck out five Elsnrch dh 4 0 0 0 Campsn cf 5 1 2 1 (tassage------1 2 0 0 0 1 Balk picture Paul Assenmacher relieved 1 1 1 0 Nichols c 2 0 0 0 Braggs rf 4 10 0 0614, Walters 06060. Totals 4964 22-27121. Cunllffe Auto Body streak and was his first run 9 9 and walked none in his first FW hlte2b 3 0 0 0 W hittc 3 2 2 3 Kennedy c 2 0 0 1 Riles 3b BleleckI pitched to 3 batters In the 8fh. Sutter in the eighth and got his WMImn 2b 10 0 0 M cG rltflb 4 1 2 1 Umpires-Home, Williams; First, Emil Palmlerl 411, Rick Johnson' batted in without homering. 5 2 2 3 Sheets dh 4 0 2 0 Sveum ss 4 2 2 0 By The Atsoctated Preu NEW YORK (1181 first save, Assenmacher entered complete game. BJacksn If 3 0 0 0 Borfleld rt 3 12 4 Rowdon If 2 0 0 0 (tantnr 2b Bonin; Second, Runge; Third, West. AL N L Tot. G 162-174-457, Joe ToMsano 191-480, E m ile Fisher is 3-0 and unscored on in Quirk c 3 0 0 0 Gruber 3b 4 1 1 0 V y Wolker 4-11 3511, Ewing with runners on first and third Wallach led off the second 4 0 0 0 Stone If 2 0 10 Tuesday 8 3 11 12 12-a3226,Jackson7-131-216,Wllklns11-2234 Roux 164-421, Steve W illia m s 165159-165- his last two starts. He won his last Modlsonc 10 0 0 Lee 2b 4 12 0 Drsulok rf 4 0 0 0 T—2:44. A—7,293. 16-doy Total 121 57 178 168 26, Newman 311 55 9, Cortwrlght 371-2 7, 49?, Paul Nagle 151-420, Larry Novella inning against Jamie Moyer, 1-1, Stilwll ss 3 0 10 154, George Burgess 180, Ray Johnson and got Alan Ashby toground into Totals 33 5 8 5 Totals 39 9 14 7 1987 16-day Total 11 26 35 177 TuFfW ♦6069, Toney 32 06 5. Totals 43)05 four starts last .season and is 13-3 with his second homer of the Totals 32 3 6 3 Totals 3S 12 11 11 Reds 8. Giants 0 1^24118. 155, Pete Woltyna 406, Dan JeskI 150, AP photo a double play. Assenmacher dating back to the 1987 All-Star Baltim ore 301 001 000—5 Individual i OMccigo 34 26 36 35-131 John DeAngells 155408. struck out three of the five men he season and Montreal pulled away '4 . Konsm City 101 001 000— 3 Americon League High team single: P urdy C orporation break. Milwaukee 330 030 lOx-^ SAN FRAN N^YOrt 34 35 26 41-1)8 SAFE AT HOME — Cincinnati’s Eric of their game Tuesday night at with seven runs in the eighth Toronto 007 300 2ix—13 (tame Winning RBI — Molltor (1) CINCINNATI Stewart, Dak 8 34»olnt goals—PIppen, Jackson, Wilkins, 494; high team trip le : R8,G A uto 1309; retired. "Last year he’d get in trouble (Same Winning RBI — M cG rIff (1). ob r h bl O b rh b l Clemens, Bos high Individual single; Rick Johnson Davis avoids the tag from San Francisco inning. Tim Raines and Mike E—Schu, Drsulak 2, Murray. DP— Butler cf 4 0)0 6 Tucker, Toney. Fouled ouif—None. Riverfront Stadium. The Reds shutout Deshaies, 1-1, hurt himself with and he’d just try to throw the ball E—^Tnrtabull.Seltzer. OP— Kansas Cl ty l, Baltimore 1. Milwaukee). LDB—Baltimore Larkin ss 2 2 11 AAorrIs, Oet 6 Rebounds—OMcago 53 (Oakley 17), New 223; high Individual triple; Frank Calvo LOB—Kansas City 5, Toronto 6. 2B— (tarrelts p 0 0 0 0 Cncpcn ss 2 0 11 catcher Bob Meivin and siides safeiy the Giants, 8-0. seven walks, including four dur­ Fitzgerald each drove in two 8 Welch, Oak harder because he’s a big, strong •V 4, Milwaukee 8. 2B—M urray Z Schu, Deer, MItchll 3b 2 0 0 0 4 York 51 (Green 11). Aulsts—Chicogo 30 ijl’ss*"*' Marlnelll Sr. Tartabull, Compusano. 3B—Whitt, Seltzer. Sheets. HR—M olltor (1), CRIpken (1). Sabo 3b 3 0 2 0 W itt, Tex 4 (Vincent 17), New York 24 (Jackson 14). ing a two-run second. Simmons runs. HR—Barfield (3), M cG rIff (3). SB—Seltzer Clark 1b 4 0 10 (tanlels If 2 10 0 Honeycutt, Oak Standings; Acadia Restaurant 2514, into home piate during the third inning kid and he’s always pitched that . IP H R ER BB SO MIdndo rf 4 0 0 0 4 Total fouls—Chicago 19, New York 21. (4), Atosebv (5). SF—Brett. Baltimore EDavIsef 3 1 0 0 Technicals—Oakley, New York Illegal R81G A uto 27-15, M cN am ara 2516, Leonard If 3 0 0 0 Esasky lb National League ♦ * IP H R ER BB SO Thurmond L,0-3 1 2-3 5 5 3 1 0 4 2 2 4 defense. A—19,591. Heritage Balt 24-18, East Hartford Kansas City RThpsn 2b 3 0 2 0 BDIazc 4 12 1 Soto, CIn 3 N ursery a -2 0 , Purdy Corporation a -2 0 , Schmidt 2 2-3 6 3 1 1 1 Speler 2b 0 0 0 0 Arnold, StL Sabrhgn L,1-2 4 7 9 7 4 3 Sisk 2 2-3 3 1 1 0 0 DNelll rf 2 0 0 0 2 A nton's a -2 0 . Bobcats 17-25, Dubaldo F o rr 3 2 2 2 3 5 Uribe ss 3 0 0 0 TJones rf BleleckI, Cht 2 Bautista 1 0 0 0 0 0 2 0 0 0 (taoden, NY Electric 17-25, Village Stylist 1526, Parrish, Phillies continue barrage on Mets in New York Melvin c 3 0 0 0 Oulsnbrv 1 2 110 1 Milwaukee Tredwv2b 3 1 0 0 2 M ack 3 1526, D.N.E. 15 B . Toronto LaCoss p 10 0 0 Rosmsnp 4 0 11 Jackson, CIn 2 7Bara11S.Bucka102 V Nieves W,1-2 5 5 5 5 3 2 AAagrane, StL Clancy W,l-2 7 6 3 3 1 12 Wasngr ph 1 0 0 0 2 By Ben Walker thing for us,” Parrish said, ” We against the Mets this season. 1-7 Ojeda, upset about his first two but I can’t really tell why,” “ Ojeda lost his rhythm,” Her­ Crim S,1 4 3 0 0 0 1 Price p 0 0 0 0 CeruttI 1 0 0 0 1 0 PB—Surhotf, Nichols 2. MILWAUKEE (183) The Associated Press thought this might be the series versus everyone else. balks of the season, threw his Parrish said. nandez said. “ Then they got some OWord 1 0 0 0 0 1 Yongbld cf 10 0 0 , Cy^lngs7-)43418, KrystkowlakOI11-1 Umpires—Home, M errill; First, Brlnk- Totals 39 0 4 0 Totals C alen d ar that would light a fire under us "W e feel we can score runs glove into the first-base seats as Umpires—Home, Kaiser; First, mon; Second, Cooney; Third, Welke. 31 8 9 8 13, SIkma 4-10 44 12, AAancrIef 57 34 13, Schmidt, who entered the game broken-bat hits.” McKean; Second, Reilly; Third, Shulock. T—2:54, A—7,414. S ch ola stic f'••M W 16334, Pierce 13201-125, Lucas 16 NEW YORK — Lance Parrish because we knew how well they against anybody,” Hayes said. he exited into the Mets’ dugout. batting .191, went 3-for-4. He is T—2:52, A—21,231. Son Francisco ooo 000 000—0 16 5, Breuer 16 06 2, Humphries 35 06 4, The Mets lead the league with 10 Cincinnati 104 003 Wx—0 AAokeskI 35016. Totals426917-ai02. and the Philadelphia Phillies are were playing — more than if we " It ’s just a matter of how many.” 5-for-lO lifetime against Ojeda. Bob Dernier got his first hit of (tame Winning RBI — Larkin (3). TODAY having a swinging time in New were going somewhere else, like Despite an All-Star offensive balks. "W e didn’t crush the ball the season In four at-bats, an RBI DP—San Francisco 2, Cincinnati 1. PHILADELPHIA (115) Baseball into Atlanta.” lineup, the Phillies ranked just "That’s the first time I ever tonight, but we started to get single In the fifth. He stole second, LOB—San Francisco 5, Cincinnati 5 2B— MH8 JV xoflball Robinson 8-20 66 B , Barkley 1318 4-5 38, Hall at Manchester, 1 p.m. York. They’ve done plenty of S o c c e r Sobo 2, RThompson. HR—Lorfcin (2), (taslnskl 8-116-7a,Cheeks563313, King 03 Notre Dame at East Catholic, 4 p.m. sightseeing and have seen a lot of Philadelphia, held to just 36 ninth in scoring in the National saw him lose his composure,” some breaks. A bad hop here, a was balked to third on scored on R ad io, T V Esasky 0). SB—Larkin (9). The Manchester High girls' sattball 00 0, O.Henderson 37 06 6, Thornton 1-1 Cheney Tech o t Rocky HIM, 3:30 runs while going 3-8 to open the League last season. That drought Mets co-captain Keith Hernandez bloop there,” Schmidt said. " I ’m Schmidt’s single. , _ IP H R ER BB SO team potted a 10-9 come-from-behind Canton at Coventry, 1 p.m. home plate. 002, G. Henderson 4-8 3213, Coleman 3636 season, beat the Mets 10-7 with 12 continued until the trip to New said. "This was the type of game still going to take extra batting San Francisco win over Rockville High to move Its 9.Totals446224-39115. S etlball The Phillies went on another Hayes doubled and scored on a photo LdCoss L.1-1 5 5 5 5 4 3 record to 4-0. Milwaukee 35 36 23 39—111 Windsor at Manchester, 10 a.m. rampage Tuesday nlghtlftrough- hits Monday night. That ended York. where the roof caved in.” practice tomorrow.” M8C Rowdlea Price 2 4 3 3 1 1 Manchester trailed, 8-2, after four single by Steve Jeltz off Terry TONIGHT P h N o d ta ^ 54 18 38 41—115 South Catholic at East Catholic, 3:30 Ing up the Mets 10-2. Parrish and the Phillies’ seven-game losing The victim this time was Bob Parrish, a .214 hitter against Schmidt’s wicked-hop single in d s 7:30 p.m. — Red Soxot Tigers, NESN, (tarrelts 1 0 0 0 0 1 Innings but scored three runs In the 3Polnf goals—G.Henderson 3, Cum- Girls Tennis Leach in the sixth, and Parrish hit The Manchester Soccer Club Rowdies Cincinnati fifth, four In the sixth and one In the East C atholic a t Rocky HIM, 3:30 streak and also stopped New New York last season, kept the fourth made it 1-1. -WTIC (boys 14 yeors old) lost to Enfield, 4-2. ElC?- Otawnlngs, 5lkma. Mike Schmidt each hit a pair of Ojeda, 2-1. He had pitched 15 h e RosmusenW,1-1 9 4 0 0 3 4 seventh to pull out the victory. S’ (Cummings 12), an RBI single and Hayes had a rsop.m . — Phllllesat Mels, Channels BUI Kennedy scored both goals for the HBP—Sabo by Price. WP—LaCou. Linda Hewitt went the distance on the RBI singles. Von Hayes doubled York’s six-game winning string. straight shutout innings until ripping the Mets this year. He is "The first thing that creates a a y 9, 20, W KHT Philadelphia 47 (Barkley 9). Asstats-- THURSDAY two-run double in the seventh. Rowdies. Mike Kelsey and Rodney Levy Umpires—Home, Rennert; First, mound, walking three and striking out Baseball twice and drove in two runs Don Carman, 2-1, used a Schmidt’s RBI single sparked a 8-for-18 versus them and 11 of his change is a little luck,” he said. 7:30 p.m. — Bruins el Canadlens, picked upassists while Eric Christenson *>' PhlltKWrtilo e d Channel 38. ESPN Marsh; Second, DeMuth; Third, Wendel- five to get the win. Beth Cool hod four * Total fouls—Milwaukee Cheney Tpeh a t V Inal Tech, 3:30 13 RBI have come against New Parrish followed with an RBI Carman, 2-1, struck out five and and Rob Copelond hod strong defensive stedt. hits. Potty Sumlsloskl three and Jen during a 15-hit attack. new-found changeup and checked four-run fourth inning. Schmidt’s 8 p.m. — Yankees at Twins, WPOP gomes. ?0. T e c h n ic a ls — G olf T—2:20. A—15,430. Masson two for the Indians. Milwaukee Coach Harris. A—18,168. East Catholic at Fairtield Prep "The overall consensus coming New York on seven hits. He run-scoring single in the fifth York. single and after Ojeda balked, walked one in his second com­ in here was that it was the best helped the Phillies improve to 4-1 made it 6-i and finished Oieda. “ I ’m aware that I ’ve done it. Chris James hit a two-run single. plete game this season. tz — MANCHESTER HERALD. Wednesday, April 20, 1988 MANCHESTER HERALD. Wednesday, April 20, 1988 — 23 M8 — 21 HOMES I HELP WANTED HELP WANTED HELP WANTED H j J HOMES Jackson tells all in ‘Moonwalk’ NEED SOME EXTRA HELP WANTED HELP WANTED HELP WANTED FOR SALE FOR SALE By Dolores Barclay and a chin cleft made. However, ^YPIST^^W^^ee^^n ns Individual with good MECHANIC To work on WANTED Truck Drlver- s e c u r i t y Guards. Part COLLEGE Students to do The Associated Press BOLTON. 144 Hebron IMMACULATE vlnyl- he said he has not had his cheeks SPENDING typing skills, policy AIR CONDITIONING miscellaneous con­ /laborer. Class II li­ time- Full time posi­ labor type work In struction equipment Rood. Spacious 7 room, slded Cope In family or eyes altered or a skin peel or typing preferred but INSTALLERS cense required. tions now available at Coventry. Call 742-7308. 3 bedroom Ranch on and trucks. Must hove 2 Insurance benefits. neighborhood, newer B points NEW YORK - It wasn’t dermabrasion to lighten his not required. The posi­ Bail pay. Knawladia al Arthur Drug. Normal Evenings 742-9277. 1 % private acres. roof, insulation and screaming fans or the intrusive complexion. MONEY!! tion also requires years experience. Full Profit shoring plan. working hours from $232,900. Flano Realty ins and ihaal Milil, diKt wark. time employment and Applications at Upton ASSISTANT Customer furnace. 3 bedrooms, media that were the greatest "All of these charges are We may Just have a strong clerical skills. 5:30pm fo 10:30pm, Representative with 646-5200,______IV3 baths, garage with ‘d into We offer a pleasant Saad mfklni aand. benefits. Call 742-5317, Construction, 537 Staf­ weekend work re­ threat to Michael Jackson. It was ridiculous,” he writes. "I don’t m to 5 pm.______ford Road (Route 32) light bookkeeping ex­ BOLTON. Lot 4, Valerie breezeway. Very pri­ Eastern newspaper route available office environment In 80 quired. Individuals perience helpful. Full vate, landscaped lot. me be- something more insidious, more care what anyone else says — it’s ' Glastonbury with free NUTMEG FAST Growing Import . Mansfield Center. 742- with clean background Road. Distinctive 4 6190. time position. 871-6330. bedroom custom Con­ $168,900. Strono Real )ne-half heinous, more vicious. my face and I know it. in your area... parking. If you ore MECHANICAL Auto Dealership de­ are encouraged to Estote, 647-7653.P Zits. "What does my face have to do Intererested please call sires Reconditloner. apply at Arthur Drug. BICYCLE Mechanic ex­ temporary with many 843-2042 perienced. $6-9/ hour extras In an exclusive MANCHESTER. "Forest “ I became subconsciously with my music or my dancing?" (Manchester) Joy or (Jerry at 659- Some experience pre­ 190 Farmington 1 1 4 3561. Crum & Forster. ferred, but will train PART TIME Avenue, Hartford, CT. plus benefits. Year subdivision. Features Hills” Beautiful ex­ scarred by this experience with Jackson wrote his book with an Ludlow Rd...... 123-273 TY P IS T. Full time with round employment. wet bar, lacuzzi, cen­ hard working, punc- Safe DMVEIIS ^ Monday-Friday, 9am panded Raised Rdnch, time in my skin,” he writes in his new assist from Doubleday editor Perth Rd...... 89-105 IBM PC knowledge tuol, enthusiastic Indi­ to 4pm .______The Bike Shop, 681 tral air and much approximately 2800 )ttle as autobiography “ Moonwalk,” Shaye Areheart. perferably with Multi­ needed to drive our Main Street, Manches- more. $335,000. Flono square feet, 9 rooms, 4 Avondale...... all M e d i c a l vidual. Excellent pay REGISTERED Nurse- ter. 647-1027. Intsand which Doubleday is publishing mate Advantage II, plan Including com­ children to and from Reolty 646-5200. bedrooms, possible In­ Auburn...... all RHAM Senior High law suite, huge family this week. "He was wonderful, very en­ O pportunities Hewlett-Packard mission, Insurance, •chooli In School, Hebron. 186 BOLTON. Lot 28 Kim Woodbridge...... 286-302 Laser Jet Printer. Cus­ medical,dental,paid Manchester. 7l«|BUSiNbS8 Rood. Brand new Gar­ room, plus In-ground ts’ 53rd thusiastic,” she said in an inter­ ATTENTION ALL - tomer contact-other day school year. Start­ pool, cobono, owning A dub “ I got very shy and became view. "He’s Just a lot of fun to be UN's. LPN’S, vacation. Apply In per­ Free training. Ideal ing on August 31,1988. L»JOPPORTUNITIES rison Colonial, 4 large Perrett...... all oeneral/varled office son to Rondy Edinger. bedrooms, 2 '/j baths, covered potlo, nice games embarrassed to meet people around. He loves life and is very Strant St...... all X-RAY TECH’S, duties. Full benefits for college students, Contact S. Culllnon at view, quiet street and Suburban Subaru, 14 228-9474. EOE.______HAIR Salon- $15,000Good central air. $279,000. ttie for because my complexion was so enthusiastic about projects he Summit St...... 83-203 Medical Aaaistantf A program Including Hartford Turnpike, homemakers (you can Flono Realty 646-5200. much more! Coll now dental paid. Call 528- bring a child), retirees FLORAL Assisant and buyl 5 stations fully to r appointmenti lidwest bad. It really seemed that the gets involved with. He doesn’t do ^ Hunniford PI...... all Medical Receptionist Vernon, CT. 649-6550. equipped. In bulsness MANCHESTER. One of 1815.______and Others. Sales Person. Full or $289,900. Century-21 more I looked in a mirror, the anything he doesn’t feel good v7 * » ♦ Immediate Medical part time, good pay for years. Central loca­ the best buys Is this Lindsey Real Estate. worse the pimples got. My about. He’s a very hard worker.” Alpine St...... all EXTERM IN ATO R. 3 Im­ tion. Miller Real Est­ lovely 8 room Colonial 6 Care Centers has va­ mediate openings with Call - 643-6912 and benefits. Apply In 649-4000. □ appearance began to depress me. Michael Jackson is the seventh American Legion Dr...... all rious openings in sev­ MAINTENANCE person. Flower Fa­ ate, 647-8000. situated on Tuck Rood Armory St...... all growing pest control here In Manchester, uston's ... The effect on me was so bad of nine children bom to Joseph eral of our locations in company. Will train SMALL office needs T y ­ shion. 85 East Center d kept Haynes St...... all & CLEANING pist. Duties Include Street, Monchester. large 1 st floor family that it messed up my whole and Katherine Jackson in Gary, the greater Hartford Inexperienced Individ­ Reai Estate room, enclosed sun R. Michael Quish tolando personality." Ind. He began performing as lead / Main St...... 285-378 area. uals. Salary Is negotia­ general clerical work, MECHANICS to service room, front to bock Rb iI Estite Brokar s. A Russell St...... all ble. Advancement op­ CUSTODIAN computer acquain­ and repair weighing A living room, 3 bed­ The 29-year-old rock megastar singer with the Jackson 5, which • Nursing/M.A. part tance helpful but not scales. No experience Service With Integrity d the was about 14 when the vicissi­ portunity available. rooms, 2 fireplaces, 1 ’/j released 26 albums for Motown EIro St...... all Jefferson St...... all time evenings and East Hartford based. with light carpentry, necessary as we will necessary. Will train. HDME8 tudes of adolescence assaulted Kenwood Dr...... baths. Many nice fea­ and Epic. Flower St...... all ...... all weekends. 527-9449. electrical and train. Call ELBA. 649- Starting rote, $7.50 per HOFDR SALE tures, quick occu- Call 640-0676 2 him. He had been vigorously Their father, a steei-miil Tolland Tpke...... 472-528 1178.______hour and up. Drivers poncy. Only $232,900. U East Middle Tpke...... 0-162 n*n Union Place ...... all • X-Ray full time, plumbing knowledge license and car neces­ performing with his older broth­ worker who played with a rhythm AIR C0NDITIDNIN6 4 TRUCK Driver for pro­ All real estate advertised In 8. R Realty. 643-2692.n ed the Union St...... 133-284 3 days per week, sary. 26 cents per mile. ers — Marlon, Tito, Jackie and and blues band, was extremely Rachel Rd...... all part time Sundays helpful. Please apply duce wholesale house the Manchester Herald I* BRAND New Listing! Not irving’s HEATING MECHANIC wanted Immediately. Generous profit shar­ sublect to the Fair Housino COVENTRY. Homey, Jermaine as the Jackson 5 — strict with the young performers. Tudor L a ...... all llam-7;30pm between 9-3pm to fill well maintained Cope very handy? Great! Charies Union St...... 13-91 Lleinsa i muit. Class II required, $7.75 ing plan every 6 Act ot 1948, which mokes It This beautiful Ronch since he was 5. "I wasn’t forced into this Meyfair Gardens • Medical out employment per hour plus benefits. months. Able Scale 8, llleool to advertise ony pret- In rural settin. 1st floor against HIghwood D r...... all Bond biMlIii. Truck, laundry and '/* both on doesn’t need o thing! P "In those days, the biggest business,” Jackson writes. "I did (No. M ain)...... 14-470 Receptionist, application. Apply In person be­ Equipment Corp. 646- erence, llmitotlon ordlscrlm- Move-In condition. 3 P struggle was right there in my eompailtlvt Mliry. 6929.______Inotlon based on race, color, 1st floor. Cozy den and it because I enjoyed it and part time evenings tween 9om-2pm to: rellolon, sex or notional bedrooms, spacious ch New mirror. To a great degree, my ay St...... all Marble St...... all Sardllll Fruit & Pro­ W ANTED Immediately. great yard for kids, liana in because it was as natural to me as Kerry St...... all and weekends NUTMEG ECONOMY orloln, or on Intention to picinics and vegetable traditional living room identity as a person was tied to McCabe St...... all duce Company, CT Re­ Full time lanitor and moke onv such preference, with fireplace, enor­ drawing a breath and exhaling it. A U TH O R A T TH E HELM — Michael Jackson, piloting his North St...... all Stock PI...... all We have recently re­ garden, it’s home. 3r two my identity as a celebrity." MECHANICAL gional Market, Hart­ full time mechanic for llmitotlon or discrimlnotlon. mous kItchen-dInIng I did it because I was compelled to spacecraft in. the Walt Disney Company’s “Captain EO", North School St...... 1-84 No. Main St...... 397-410 viewed our rate scale ELECTRIC ford, CT or coll evenings and wee­ The Herald will not know- $144,900. Century 21 Ep­ ! points In more recent years, what the ^ 643^204^^ stein Realty, 647-8895.□ room with pontry 21 by do it, not by patents or family, but has just released his autobiography entitled ‘Moonwalk’ and offer a competi­ 525-3237. kends. Experience pre­ Inolv occept onv advertise­ closet, gorgeous new reclusive performer has seen in by my own inner life In the world tive starting salary AUTO Parts Driver SUPPLY ferred but will train. ment which Is In violation of MANCHESTER. New to bathroom. Plush wall In which he talks candidly about his face. CALL NOW 647-9946 / 643-2711 the low. ______the market! Comfort the mirror bears little resemb­ of music.” plus a weekend differ­ wanted. Experienced Contact Manager. Par­ to wall carpet through­ Th0 Manc/ietfer Htrald 428 Tolland Tpka. SALES CLERK/ kade Bowling Lanes, SOUTHERN New Eng- you con afford In this out, full basement. A lance to the brown-skinned kid He hated the CBS-TV variety ential. Interested ap­ preferred but not ne­ land classifleld ads 2 with the wide nose and airy afro. cessary. Good driving Maachaster, CT Manchester. No phone attractive 3 bedroom must seel $146,900. series the Jacksons had in 1976-77 stupid comedy routines to canned “ Victory” tour with his brothers plicants call SHERI CASHIERS calls. reach nearly 800,000 Cope. Lovely dining nts. his In his autobiography, Jackson because they had to dress "in record a must. Call and Department Ma­ homes In Connecticut Jackson 8, Jackson laughter. It was all so fake.” at a time when his solo career was MandjpBlpr Hpralft 721-7393 Steve ot 647-9712. room with bullt-ln Reol Estote, 647-8400.n 36 or admits to having two nose jobs ridiculous outfits and perform He didn’t want to do the 1984 soaring. nager wanted at once and Rhode Island. The hutch, goroge ond rtland. Monday-Friday, 9-4 SPECIAL Event Coordi­ In modem pharmacy HELP WANTED price for a basic 25 more. Coll tor details. MANCHESTER. 427 nator. East of the River CUSTODIAN- Night shift. Dne bright, hard­ word ad Is only $55 and $134,900. Century 21 Ep­ South Main Street, )ff the Contact Dr. Michael In Manchester's lar­ AN Expanding Medical area. Some travel. working, fastideous. will appear In 43 news­ stein Realty, 647-B895.D overlooking the rolling ] John Transcription Firm Good benefits. Salary Blake, Principal. Tol­ gest shopping center. papers. For more In­ fairways of the Man­ and 18 has openings for Home negotlable-ln teens. land High School. 872- Fringe benefits, excel­ Intelligent, young formation coll Classi­ MANCHESTER. Ideal lo­ chester Country Club Is Clyde Tronscriptlon. Appli­ Send resume to: Devel­ 0561, application dead­ person to assist the fied, 643-2711 and ask cation, next door to this custom built 8 lent salaries. Days everything, shopping, Its for cants must have at opmental Director, line April 15th. Position only. Pleasant work­ daily running of a for detolls.n______room, 4 bedroom Co­ CLASSIFIED ADVERTISING 643-2711 to begin April 18th. schools, public trans­ lonial home. 2 cor ott- least 3 years expe- Kersey Easter Seals Society of ing conditions. Not the large business. Must BOLTON- New listing. > rience In discharge CT., P.O Box too, EOE. portation, recreation, oched goroge, 2 tile liad 24 Lots/Land for Sale . .23 usual retail store. be willing to learn Delightful 7 room plus on easy commute, Merchandise summaries and opera­ Hebron CT. 06248. EXPERIENCED Con­ Ranch offers 3 bed­ baths, vinyl siding, 2 Lott/Found...... Ot Investment Property ...... 24 Musical Item*...... $4 tive reports. All equip­ Apply at once to Ann, and dedicated. Long 3 bedroom Cope, IV3 fireplaces, 2 dining Business Property .. crete Floor Finishers rooms, large kitchen, 2 Personols...... 02 ...... 25 Camera* and Photo Equipment...... 85 ment Is furnished plus Office manager or term position for so­ baths, flreploced living room cabinets and spa­ Resort Property...... 26 |jjgt|^Spcciolis| Holiday Seasonal...... 71 Pet* and Supplies...... 84 and Form Builders. Ex­ full baths and more. room, spacious eot-ln Announcement*...... 03 pick-up and delivery. cellent pay, medlcol- pharmacist. meone willing to cious closets oil con­ Auctions...... 04 Mortgages...... 27 Antlaues and Collectibles...... 72 Miscellaneous for Sole...... 87 COUNTER Deck off kitchen, full kitchen and hardwood tribute to o comforta­ Wanted to Buy...... Tag Sates...... , Coll 647-7343.______/dental benefits. Must work their way upl walk-out basement Jersey Financial...... 05 ...... 28 S e r v ic e s Rooflng/Sldlng...... 57 Clothing...... 73 88 Liggett Parkade floors, the perfect ble easily managed Flooring...... SS Wanted to Buy/Trode...... 89' D E N TA L Receptionist. be experienced. 742- Send resume or let­ with ample shelf space. points Furniture...... HELP 1053.______blend ot comfortable home. Contact Robert Employment & Education Centals Child Core...... 51 Electrical...... 59 Manchester-Rockville Pharmacy ter, salary desired, Located on attractive living and affordable J. Smith, Inc., 65 East 0 hand Part Time Help Wanted...... to Cleaning Service*...... 52 Heating/Plumbing...... 60 TV/Stereo/Appliances...... 75 Oral Surgeons need X-RAY Technician for 1% acre lot. $232,900. price! $149,900. Kler- Doms tor Rent...... 31 Lawn Core...... port time Receptionist NEEDED!! Manchester Parkade etc. to; Center Street. 649-5241 ‘cutive Help Wanted...... it portments tor Rent...... 32 ...... 53 MItcellaneou* Service*...... 61 Machinery and Tools...... 74 Automotive busy orthopaedic prac­ Manchester Call today for appoint­ non Realty 649-1147.n or your own broker. Bookkeeoing/Income Tax...... 54 Service* Wanted...... 62 In Rockville office, full Box T T ment. Flono Realty. Situation Wonted...... 12 Indomlnlums tor Rent...... 33 Gardening...... 77 Nights and Weekends. tice In Sforrsarea. Full Business Opportunities...... 13 Imes tor Rent...... 34 Carpentry/Remodellno...... 55 Landscaping...... 63 Cor* for Sole...... 91 time Receptlonlst- time. Experience ne­ c/o Manchester Herald 646- 5200. )n sent Palntlng/Paperlno...... Gaod Things to Eat...... 78 FU LL Time Real Estate Instruction...... 14 Vre/Otfice Space...... 35 ...... 56 Concrete...... 64 Trucks/Vans for Sole...... 92 /Bookkeeper In Man­ No experience neces­ cessary. Excellent Saleperson wanted. P.O. Box 591 MANCHESTER. Lovely 3 hen he Employment Services...... 15 Fuel Oll/Coal/Rrewood...... 79 Campers/Trallers...... 93 chester office. 647-9926 sary. Will train. Stop In MANCHESTER *227,500 ith 18 lo rt Property...... 34 N starting salary and be­ Busy downtown office. Manchester.CT 06040 bedroom Cape, IV2 Industrial Property...... 37 T SUPER SAVINGS WITH OUR SPECIAL Farm Supplies and Eaulpment...... 80 Motorcycles/Mopeds...... 94 for Interview. or call nefits. Reply to: Box Anne Miller Real Est­ baths, dining room, [ Wiili- Real Estate Garages and Storage...... 38 Oftice/Retall Equipment...... 81 Auto Services...... 95 , RR, C/0 The Manches­ MONTHLY CASH IN ADVANCE RATES... Autos for Rent/Leose...... 94 ' ate. Coll 647-8000 ask garage. In-ground and 14 Homes tor Sale...... 21 Roommates Wanted...... 39 Recreational Equipment...... 82 ter Herald. for Anne.______BABYSITTER wonted In pool, beautiful neigh­ Condominiums tor Sale...... 22 Wanted to Rent...... 40 ^ Call 643-2711 for more Information! Miscellaneous Automotive...... 97 I Hartford > Boats and Marine Equipment...... 83 Wonted to Buy/Trode...... 98 RECEPTIONIST SECRETARY. Entry HAIR Stylist, full or port my home on Green borhood! Sellers relo­ 105 Bloomfield area. Indi­ Road Dairy level opportunity with time. Command Per­ Rood fora 2'/2 veorold. cating. $169,900. Cen­ growing Glastonbury formance ot Manches­ Mondoy-Frldov, 2:50- tury 21-Homeseekers RATES; 1 to days: 90 cents per line per day. READ YOUR AD: Classifad odvertlsamants ora vidual must possess 2 points 6 DEADLINES: For classified adyertlsments to firm. Top salary and 4:20pm. $25 weekly. Realty 623-5044. token by telephone, os a convenience. The good typing skills, ter Is Interviewing ex­ => four- 7 to 19 days: 70 cents per line per day. be published Tuesday through Saturday, the Queen opportunity for perienced stylists. 649-7702. W ILLINGTON. 7 room 2 20 to 25 days; 60 cents per line per day. Monchester Herald Is responsible for only one pleasant phone man­ growth. Word process­ >ealing deadline Is noon on the day before publica­ Excellent pay, paid ho­ Raised Ranch on 1.4 Incorrect Insertion and then only for the size of CABINET And Architec­ 26 or more days: 50 cents per line per day. tion. For adyertlsements to be published ner, computer experi­ 6 4 7 - 1 0 7 6 ing experience a plus. lidays and sick days. tural Mill Workshop Acre. 2 cor goroge. 3 the original Insertion. Errors which do not lessen ence helpful. Full time Friendly work environ­ bedrooms, V/i baths, Minimum charge: 4 lines. Monday, the deadline Is 2:30 p.m. on Friday. Ask for Mr. or Mrs. Veil. Heolth Insurance help. Drivers license the yolue of the odvertlsement will not be position, competitive ment. Excellent benef­ available. We have the necessary. Benefits. Fleldsfone fireplace In corrected by on additional Insertion. salary with company its. Fee paid. Coll Ann customers, we need Apply of Zohner’s living room. $169,900. Ross, 659-3511. Busi­ Call 429-1213. paid benefits. Call for HAIRSTYLIST and As­ you! No following ne­ Woodworking. 23 In­ sistant Hairstylist for ness Personnel cessary. 643-8339 ask dustrial Drive West, MANCHESTER. Raised Y Interview. Associates. for Carol. I ^ L O S T PART TIWE PART TIME busy shop. Please call Tolland. 875-6226. Ranch, 4 bedrooms, 1 '/* Notices Days 643-2103 evenings baths, fireplace, above 0 r Miller AND FOUND G s i HELP WANTED Q o ) HELP WANTED HELP WANTED HELP WANTED Dr. Crane’s Answers MATHER 647-9385.______ground pool, Conve­ This gracious, 8 room Colonial has 2S00 sq. ft. lerence As o condition precedent to niently located near change LOST. Manchester area. COSPORATION RESTAURANT Bar­ of living space, 3 bedrooms, 2'/i baths, first floor the placement of ony adver­ CUSTDDIAN needed for 21 West Dudley Town Rd. tender, borbock, food Full Time. schools, shopping. angeup tising In the Manchester He­ Orange 8. White male the Bolton Public IMMEDIATE OPENINGS Quiz on Page 2 $219,900. Coll 643-9095 or family room plus s lower level family room. rald, Advertiser hereby Tabby with flea collar. Bloomfield, CT servers, banquet Master bedroom suite with dressing room and t'e ever BANKING Schools, full time, per­ 1. Egyptians servers, hostess, dis­ automobile 649-2276. agrees to protect. Indemnity Children’s pet, answers M ATURE Woman to care FULLTIME r bath. 3 zone heat and 2 cer garage. Brokers and hold harmless the Mon- for Infants, 1-6pm, manent position, first 2. Bobbin 242-0743 hwashers. Apply In M ANCHESTER. Immoc- to Stanley. Please call shift. For Information protected. Chester Herold, Its officers 643-2283.______COLLECTOR Monday-Frldoy. Start- •Delivery 3. J.D. (Lawyer) Ask for JoAnn person: The Gallery, ulate and spacious U 8> and employees agolnst any and application call the mechanics R auallty built 9 room LOST. Black & white Part Time lnopav$5perhour. The 4. Bacon 141 New London Turn­ her a and all llabllltv, loss or Children’s Place, Inc. Bolton Board of Edu­ •Office pike, Glastonbury. r Ranch. Many extras, expense, Including attor­ Boston Bull Terrior. cation. 643-1569. EDE. 5. Catholic (For fish) a four- Will be responsible 643-5535.______including 2 fireplaces, Olrtctlont: Scott Drive to Konnedy Road to toft on neys' tees, arising from Vicinity of Heartlands •Sales 6. (a) Solid to a gas — Sublimation (z) woodstove, custom rove in claims of untoir trade practi­ on North Main Street. for collecting past GRDUP Home. Part time IMMEDIATE EMPLOYMENT Hamilton Orly* to laft on Qrlaaom Road. ces, Infringement of trode due accounts. position open to work (b) Gas to liquid — Condensation (x) r window treatments and a Answers to Baby. Re­ PAINTER needed full or PEARLS TV AND DARI-FARMS and beautifully manic­ marks, trade names or pat­ ward. 649-4291. Knowledge of skip with adults with mental part time. Minimum 2 (c) Liquid to solid — Crystallization (y) Import experience helpful, but not ents, violation of rights ot retardation. Various APPLIANCE (d) Liquid to gas — Evaporation (v) ICE CREAM ured grounds with an Ws etn hsli fsu fesseat i privocv ond Intrlngement of tracing helpful. Must years experience. Call Inground pool. Conve­ lut four shifts available In Man- 742-9714. 649 Main Street (e) Solid to liquid — Melting (w) Has Immediate Openings r necessary as we will train. Salary based career copyright and proprietary Employment be able to chester/EMIngton. nient location for eosv Csll rights, unfair competition • CLASS II ROUTE DRIVER on experience, good benefits, uniforms commote. Most see to or the and libel and slonder, which communicate Driver’s license re­ 643-2171 D. F. R U L E . INC. quired. Excellent (1st 8.2nd Shift) appreciate! Don’t may result from the publlco- effectively by phone. FLDRAL Designer. Expe­ DATA Entry-Clerical. Sa­ • FREEZER SELECTORS r provided, excellent working conditions — wait! $209,900. Klernon tlon of any advertlsment In Please call Stanley working conditions rienced In weddings M ECH AN IC- Reputable lary to 15K, Glaston­ • PHONE ORDER CLERKS 178 jr be- the Manchester Herald by PART TIME and competitive sa­ and all kinds of floral TELLERS Reolty 649-1147.0 Jarvis at 646-4004 to paving contractor bury. Entry level • KEY PUNCH OPERATORS For interview call David Seeker, 8484828 ‘Iwent advertiser. Including adver­ go]HELP WANTED lary. Call MARCH, Inc arrangements. Greens seeks auallfled person opportunity entails Experienced or will r DNWARD 8< Upward!! nes the tisements In onv free distri­ schedule an to Manchester. 6464446 8< Things Florist, 296 W. for all phases of equip­ data entry, some figure train. Good benefita. • ACCOUNTS RECEIVABLE 8 am to 4 pm, Monday thru Friday. Growing out of your bution publications pub­ between 12-4pm.______Apply: starter home? This gotten lished by the Monchester PART Time Motel Desk appointment. Will Middle Turnpike, Man­ ment and truck repair work and general of­ Apply In Person - HOUSES Herold. Penny Sleffert. Clerk to work 1 train qualified LICENSED Nurse. Part chester. Ask for Elva. and maintence. Com­ fice duties. Chance for beautiful property con 643-1635. 923 Main 8t. Manchester solve that problem! Publisher. weeknlght- 4pm to mid­ applicants. time. Custodial care. pany benefits, excel- salary and career DARI-FARMS ICE CREAM r FOR I was night. Saturday-Bom to Ideal for retirement. lent pay. 633-0543. ore h. Benefits. Fee ■ 01 MANOfSTBlHONCA Priced right at $209,900 I felt 12 noon and Sunday-12 649-2358. pal'j Call Ann Ross 40 Tolland Stage Rd., Tolland, CT features Include 3 bed­ LOST GROWING Property and RESPONSIBLE person to • rooms, 2 full baths, LIVING noon to 4pm. We can be ADMITTING Casualty Agency seek­ 659-3511. Business Per- core for my 6 month ; AAon.-FrI., 8:30am-5:30pm / Sat. 9am-lpm AND FOUND flexible. Pleasant PARAPRDFESSIDNAL sonnel Assoclofes. THE PROFESSIONALS family room with fire­ as with ing port time Customer and 3 year old In my • Paid Medical, Profit Sharing and Pension Plan, EOE. working atmosphere. Aide needed In the ASSISTANT 24 ADAMS STREET place, stylish Euro­ by the d also FOUND. Near Bower's Bolton Public Schools, HELP WANTED Service Representa­ fART TIM8 home. Coll 633-5108. ; pean fully appllonced $6 per hour to start. liD Needed for growing tive. Experience pre­ Barry School. All white, male Call Connecticut Mo­ part time morning MACHINIST. Immediate MANCJHESTER. C T 06040 kitchen, formal dining ZINSSER AGENCY cat. Call 646-1032. hours, 19 hours per FLD R IS T Shop work. orthopaedic practice. ferred but will train. opening for 1st class > room, attic fan, attrac­ me for tor Lodge for appoint­ Salary commensurate «8-’ 12/H0UR 646-1511 ment. 643-1555. week for grade one. Floral Designer. Full Duties Include collect­ Machinist to set up and - CAREER OPPORTUNITIES tive londscaping, situ­ IMPOUNDED. She- or part time with some with experience. Right operate; Lathe Bridge- « For Information ond ing payments for office IMMEDIATE ated In the Forest Hills pherd/Sefter cross MUNSDN’S Chocolate’s, application call Steven experience preferred. Individual could lead port and CNC Machtn- “ AVAILABLE section of Manchester. puppy. Bolton Dog Route 6 Bolton Is now A p p ly In p e rs o n ; visits, computer Input Into full time position. Ing Centers. Liberal Z Worden 646-9699.______Bent at 643-2411. EDE. POSITIONS Jackson A Jackson MANCHESTER aed a accepting applications Krause Florist, 621 of patient Information Call Linda, 649-0016. overtime, fully air con- " • Cashiers • Sales Associates Reol Estote, 647-8400.D for part time retail Telemarketing Service •152,iMH). ch ho- SECRETARY. Part time, Hartford Road, and assisting recep­ UrbanettI Insurance ditloned shop. Apply » • Management Trainees Price has been reduced on this charming S room, INVITATION TO BID salespersons. Hours Monchester.______Agency. Co. Is looking for BRAND Spank’n new!! fourth The Manchasftr Public approximately 15 tionist. at: Paragon Tool Com- *■ Exciting 7 room Gam­ alum, sided Cape with detached garage. Schools tollcllt bids for KIN- are Monday-Friday, 4- hours per week. Nice EXP E R IE N C ED Siding •harp, aggressive Indi­ pony, Inc., 121 Adams * Positions are immediately available at Bur­ 8pm. Approximately 8 GRDWTH Company look­ Excellent pay and be­ brel Colonial In Bolton Fireplace, 3 or 4 bedrooms, Offers invited. DEROARTEN SUPPLIES working conditions, sa­ ing for future manage­ Installer wanted. Full viduals NOWt No ex­ Street, Manchester. " lington Coat Factory Warehouse. We are one of it five for mo 1988-1989 school year. hours on Saturday or nefits for right Indi­ r* — AUTOMOTIVE — ^ slated for completion •159,900 9 lary negotiable. Job ment. Dffers profit time. 643-9633 or 742- perience neceaeary as 647-9935. ; the nations leading off price companies with In early May. 3 spa­ Saolad bids will bo rscaivtd 9 i first Sunday, ayeraging 15- requires good organi­ vidual. 5 4 0 6 . ______Older 4 bedroom home with large family sized until APRIL 28, 1988, 2:00 P 20 hours per week. Call sharing and manage­ we provide complete M AINTENANCE Person, Z over 100 stores nationwide and expanding cious bedrooms, 7'h M., at which timo they will bt zational skills with ment potential. Ambi­ Apply In person or kitchen, large living room, PA baths. 647-8639.______HELP Wanted. Apply In training. Flexible 40 hours with benefits. •> rapidly. If you are aggressive and highly S e r v ic e W r it e r /A dviso r baths, 1 st floor lecond publicly opanad. Tha right Is light typing, filing. tious Individual needed •end resme to: person: Pero’s Fruit Apply In person; Sol va- Z laundry, mudroom, PART Time- 10am-2pm hours, days or even- motivated, build your future with us NOW! ?r, 1-1, 019 and all Word processing a to learn Industry from Stand, 276 Oakland tion Army, 385 Broad “ F U LL TIM E large kitchen with din­ COVENTRY Mds. Spaclflcotlons and bid dally to relieve safe plus. North United Sporti Medicine A Inge. Excellent starting Management training positions are also avail­ mrms mov ba sacurad at tha ground up. 649-4^. Street, Manchester. Street, Monchester. Z ing area that overlooks •138,900 of the Busln«s Offica, 45 North deposit clerk: Please Methodist Church, Orthopeedlce 643-6384. •alary and generoue able. Apply in person to: beautiful wooded apply; Savings Bank of 0 I New Listing - (Tiarmlng 5 room Cape set on treed I away School Stroat, Monchastar, Manchester. 649-3696 of ManctiNtir commieslon program. Immediate opening, experience rear yard. Exceptional Connacticut. Manchester. 923 Main m ornings, 643-1867 TELEMARKETING Burlington Coat Factory Warehouse lot awaits your Inspection. Wall-to-wall carpet, eighth 155 Main Street miiMextriNa Call Mike between CASHIER/ 00k cabinetry, choose 8 0544M______Street. Manchester, evenings. 820 Silver Lane • East Hartford, CT preferred, but not necessary as we will your own floor cover­ walk out basement. Mike SUPERVISOR 9am-9pm. CT. 646-1700. EDE. Mancheeter, C T RECEPTIONIST ing and colors. 2.3 •155,000 n two INVITATION TO BID PART Time nights, to Growing company Is PART Time- Flexible 4 to or Call 645-8387 289-1156 train the right individual. Many benefits acres suitable for Immaculate 7 room Spilt Level set on large Tha Eighth Utllltlas District, 5 hours. Days or even­ load trucks. Approxi­ looking for an ener­ SUCCESS PART/FULL TIME horses 1 $264,900. Jack- I landscafted lot. Wall-to-wall carpet throught- out, 32 Main St., Monchastar, ct. mate hours 5pm- getic, dynamic super- ings. Word processing FOOD Service. We have Tel-America, one of including vacation with pay, paid son 8< Jackson Real fireplaced living room, panelled family room, saaks bids to raploca con- 9:30pm, Monday- yisor who Is able to W ANTED! Would you Estote, 647-8400.D crata romp, sldawolk and experience helpful. Ex­ openings for full and the most successful te­ like a or 2 week's sfoy Hirtford T ? a m fo make Eyeglasses with Connecticut's garage. Offers Invited. drlvawoy apron at tha Flra- cellent pay for depen- F r ld a v . A p p ly In perform in a fast 1 person; Pequot Spring port time positions In lemarketing eervlce at the beach In ex­ holidays, etc. REST Easy!! Empty nes- •259,500 housa, 32 Main SI., Manchas- doble person. 647-7343. paced, pressure MItiubIthI leading Eyecare Company. ters looking for o tar. Conn. Bid spaclflcotlons Water Company, our clean, modern fa­ bureaus In America Is change tor driving for Brand new 4 bedroom Colonial with 2 car garage packed environment. If cility. Positions vary errands, etc. Referen­ In Mancheeter needs a smaller home with lust mov ba obtolnad during nor­ PUBLIC NOTICE Spring Street Ext, looking for goal ori­ I set on 1 acre wooded lot, fireplaced family room, mal business hours (9:00a.m. Glastonbury. you have a high level of from the assembly and ces exchanged. Details full tima datallad LENS TECHNICIAN Apply at once to: the right set-up? This Is ’ Her- toS:00p.m.) Monday thruSo- Copies of the following docu­ ented people who have your "Golden Dppor- thermopane windows, large kitchen with walk in ments of the Mary B. Rubl- energy and confi­ packaging to our to be discussed. If in­ orlantad paraon. pantry. tsome furdoy, from office or DIs- homemade foods to a desire to earn big Entry Level tunlty” ! Impeccable potchar at tha Eighth Ullll- now ond William Rublnow TY P IS T- Port time. We dence, I have the per­ terested reply to: Box Plaaaant working Scholarship Fund (Tha need an Individual with meat slicing and main­ money. Full or part U, C/0 The Manches­ condition throughout, tlas District Firehouse. Fund) are now avallabla for fect position. Call Mike atmoaphara with graat Work with Your Hands • Professional Selling • Full Time this 5 room Ranch on good typing skills. Pol­ tenance. Soper benef­ time, daya orevaninga. ter Herald. DAVID SECKER EAST HARTFORD Saolad bids will ba racalvad public Inspection during re­ Mello or Andre Beau­ its for full time posi­ banefita Including paid Service Manager Lakewood Circle In hit of of tha above address until gular business hours of the icy typing preferred No exparlance nacaa- CABINET Maker. Grow­ Excellent Salary and Incentive Program •154,900 7:00 p.m. April 25, 1988, at but not required, also doin to arrange a per­ tions. Weekdays only. vacation, medical and Manchester boasts Outstanding S room alum, sided Cape with nRBI principal, and only, otfica of aary. Starting aalary to ing architectural Become a Licensed Optician gracious one floor liv­ !cond, which time they will ba pub­ Tha Fund, 49 Pitkin Street, need strong clerical sonal and confidential No nights or weekends. woodworking com­ dantal banafita. Wa breezeway and garage. Fireplaced living room, licly opanad, read aloud and Manchester, CT 08040, tele­ skills. We offer plea­ Ask about our flexible *8 per hour * excellent alao newt a part time ing. Large master bed­ red on recorded. Interview. pany Is In need of Apply To Manager room with mony bullt- wall-to-wall carpet. Mint condition. phone 443-5432, upon raouast sant office environ­ hours for days. Glas­ commiteione. Call Mr. paraon to work half a Bids shall remain valid for mode not later than three lourneymon-level ca­ Ins, comfortable den, years after May IS next: tha ment In Glastonbury tonbury. Coll for de­ Brown NOWt binet maker. Good pay thirty days from tha bid 203 - 289-1156 tails at 633-7656 ask for day on Saturday. Graat MANO-ESrERHONCA spacious living room opening data. Tha District current annual report of Tha with free parking. and benefits. Call R 8, R Your To see any of these fine homes d on a Fund; tha axamotlon appli­ Please coll Joy or Dave. opportunity to earn The with fireplace, formal Terry rasarvas tha right to ralact Tel-Amarici. Inc.. 203 - 289-1156 W oodw orking. 645- Complete dining room and any and all bids for any rea­ cation of Tha Fund and sup- (Jerry at 659-3561. Crum M OTH ER ’S Helper. Par­ 6149.______•oma axtra moneyl If 24 Adams Street call the ishhit son daamad to ba In the bast portlno papers; and the doc­ V is io n Eye Care ch a rm ing country umentary response of tha In­ and Forster Insurance. CDNSTRUCTION- Repu­ ent seeks responsible REAL Estate Solespeo- Intaraatad In elthar had a Interest ot tha District. table paving contrac­ CLERK-TvpIst. Part ' Center! Manchester style kitchen, perfect ternal Ravanua Service to tha female who has expe­ ple. Top commission time. 4 hours per day. poaitlon, pleaaa call size yard for managea­ ZINSSER AGENCY ath. JOSEPH TRIPP exemption application. W AN TED - Strong, relia­ tor seeks auallfled rience with Infants to C o rn e r Exit 62 of 1-84 FIRE COMMISSIONER paid especially tor Needs good telephone Pat to arrange an ble maintenance. JAYE. RUBINOW, ble young man to do truck drivers and assist In the care of her good listers. Call 643- skills. E (»v highway Intarviaw at Takoltville Rd., Tri-City Plaza 6 4 6 -15 11 veand M tM gt Monchastar, Conn, yard work and odd I obs equipment operators. $198,000. Jackson A Secretary, child. Non-smoker. 4263 ask for Jack access Hartford-West VERNON Jackson Real Estate, com- mlt IWti day of April. 1908. Board of Trustees In the North End area. Company benefits, ex­ Flexible hours. Call Loppen In the Lopptn cellent pay. 633-0543, Hartford line. Call 233- 845-6487 647- 8400.O Port time. 649-7/43, 646-4683, ■ultBInB. 4421 08N for Harriet,