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MANCHESTER F O C I S SPORTS wssr @91% M m iE W o rksh o p hB B 97 B300S Ltfx SB— dover •7 B3000 ClwvrotoS— 1995 Cooeh- DODGE Fewer— 19S0, 4 STBSaaS L »-«N irto 0 rt^, Easter calsndar WhBterg ousted whit#, O ' alti# IB- Inferior 0'*X. Mor- moR mini meferheme, tertor. 9 0 ^ 5 ^ . x4 pIckuD, outomottc, grov H tfs r in r . #11*10. lorly B90!^s,315Cen- 31', S,SOO miles. Borlew 13J8S mitos. Borlew MorkElO^jftwrs, 315 somo good nsws is a busy one lortv Brethers,315Ccn- tor Sf., Manchester. Meter Sotos, route S3 Motor Sotos, route S3 Cento* df., Menehoo by Ouebsc bi O T ter St., Monclwster. 04»513S.w'______Vernon. S75-2S3S.^ Vtmon. S7»-2«lt.ar ter. 043-nM.w» $ $ 048- 5138.0^ ______... pB0#3 07 B2000 Sa-6ndo Blue, 6 m c — 19S5 full size dHEVROLlff— 4Mo to GMC 19B^ pIckuD. 4 » 2 ... page 11 ... peee 14 97 B20^ Lux SB— gray lntorler.#lll79. Jimmy 4 x 4 wagon. ton 4 X 4 pickup. lO jm two tone. Sllvor mS Californio brown, MortarKv^Ohors, 315 344M0 miles. Borlew mitos. Borlew Motor rod. Lynch, 900 W.Ciii- bolgo Inforlor. #11193. Cantor Srf; Monches- Meter Soles, route 83 Sotos, route S3 Vernon. tor Street, Monchestor. Morlortv Brethors, 315 tor. 043-313S.^______\ "r'- 875-9518.1^ STS-SSM.a^ 04S4391.ar’ Center St., Manches­ 87 B200S S4— Mock , gray TIM M S i r US IS A WEEKLY FEATUKE APPEARING EVERY OTHER ter. 043-5135. Interlor^ olOO. Mor­ •'* CLASSIFIED. MOST OF THESE ADS ARE o TiS o o Lux cob plus— lortv 315 Can­ individuals w ishing t o sell th e ir tr u c k s are light beige, beige Inte­ tor St., Monchester. e n c o u r a g e d t o ph o n e 64S-3711 TO PLACE THEIR ADS... rior. #11153. Morlortv 043-5135.»^ FREE OPTIONS! Brothers, 315 ^n te r St., Monchester. 043- GMC— Jimmy 1901,4 xoT Buy now and (et these options FREE: chrome front k rear 5135.w>______Slerro Grande, v-0, bumpers, grille A trim; cloth bench seat; deluxe door trim; TOYOTA 1997— standard, auto, 07495. Carter tinted glass; fall carpeting; SR5 styled steel wheels; dual mir- CMI HIUCK8/VMI8 TWCX8/VMI8 Chovrolot. 040 040«.r> iHanrliPstrr HrralJt 4 speed. 80299. De- ^ Limited Edition sport stri|>- muu ___Ifbrsme RmSALE Cormler Motors, 215 ^ ^ 1 ^ v -0, 5575 VALUE* ing; 4 speed overdrive automatic, ) Manchester A Cit'/ nf Viilaqe Ch Breed St., Manchester. auto, PS, sunroof, ^ ^ » 0 ^ E 5 cob plus— 641^145.______orn/tm, gtass cop, blue. Y Q y p g FREE! power steering, model 8202, Stock H y m OUTH Votlont , dover whi*-^wlne Inte­ S7 B2000 4 x4 SE5 SB— 5 Lynch, 500 W. Center ______f^-440. SeSYtolaltd. Ooodme- 97 B2000 Lux— Colfernlo *MBHMfcCtSH rs OMMESIsd B R AN D N E W rior. • Moriarty •otod, r r At O'**' 9rov brown *-#Nge Interior. St., Monchester.^ re ta il p rice of NidMdMBl tsr. m 4 w mltos. M7- BrothsTs, 315 Center Interior 9 0 y w ^ sccesBo ries vwfNcte cost to Friday, Aprii 17.1987 30 Cents 9SM and o>k for Mork. #11SOV'^Morlorty tbvOTA HinBA, sfe- tissisr not iNcrsBssd dee St., Manchester. 643- lorty Brothers, 315 Cen­ Brotntrs, 315 Center reo, cassette, chrome •0 og b c IbI options 1987 CvonlnsB- 5135.>o______ter St., Manchester. St., Manchester. 043- wheels, bed liner. TOYOTA PICKUP WSuW Amorlcan roclns 07 B2000 SE5— LB Colo- 043-5I35.IA______Lyncb, 500 W. Center soM nussot rims with fornlo brown, beige In- 87 B2000 SE5 cab plus— Street, Monchester. tiros. 13 Inch at $325. 87 BioOO Lux SB— dover terlor. allTIOX. sunbeam s'Uer, gray white O' Interior. 04O4331.V' A Call oRor 4:30 wook- Moriarty Brothers, 315 Interloi Mor- #1u90V.»^orlortv tO YO TA 1990 tM . 9lue, Japan won’t make dOYS. 742-S24$.______Center St., Monches- lorty B r ie r s , 315 Cen­ Brothers, 315 Center fiberglass cop. Lynch, PONTIAC 1M5 'MOO', 4 ter. 043-5135.»>______ter St., Manchester. St., Manchester. 043- 500 W. Center Street, door, 0 cvnndtr, Muo. 07 B2000 SE5 SB— light 043-5l35.^______5 1 3 ^ Manchester. 040- SOFTS. For your host 07 B2000 4 x2 SE5 S B - 43^.»^ ______dM i coll Bill Plcono. beige, belo* interior. 87 B2000 Lux SB— ondo • 1122 r 10 r t V light beige. #11243. blue/Ki';:: osroy Inte­ T o rd n Bronco TT UMITED EDITION STANDARD BED3 2SF-64S3. Brother::, 315 Center Moriarty Brothers, 315 rior. SOva. Moriarty Looded. I9M5. Caron trade concessions St., Monchester. 043- Center St., Monches- Brothers, 315 Center Motors 307 Ooklond 5135.k»______ter. 043-5l35.y»______St., Manchester. 043- Street. 049-7DOO> 5135.IA______oodloSk TO Y O TA By Jim Impoco tariffs of up to 108 percent. They only a 1 percent possibilty of his P DODGE— 1900 custom 07 B2D0O 4 x 4 Lux SB— 87 B2000 ^E5 Cob plus— TAKE A LOOK coversion tomlly von. auto, tornodo sliver, ^7 B2000 Lux SB— beige, beige Interior. VOBANTTHDia Tho Asooclotod Press include computers, disk drives, doing so." gray. renLOMortorty #11123. Moriarty television sets, pocket calculators, F M TM Y EXECUTIVE CMS Looded 10,000 miles. California brown, " I f there are sanctions, we will Barlow Motor Soles, Brothe,«, 315 Center beige Interior. #11094. Brohters, 315 Center $7834 TOKYO — Japan irlll not make radio-tape players, communica­ appeal to the United States to OIroct from Ford St., Manchester. 643- St., AOanchester. 043- route 03 Vernon. 075- Moriarty Brothers, 315 I "VMLSSS THIS SmSLSm SOS W. C8NTIR STRBBT major trade concessions to per­ tions satellites, surveying equip­ rescind the decision Immediately AAotor Co. Dotrolt, 2539.»^ 5I35.^______Center St., Monches- 5135ia 1$ OH ro u s CAS, MANCMBSTBR suade the United. States to lift ment and photographic film. after the tariffs are announced,” Michigan. TOYOTA 1902 Deluxe 07 B2000 cob plus— dover ter. 043-5135.IA______NISSAN— 1 ^ shortbed 4 rOUSSOSASLY Abe told a news conference Japan AN oors or# loodsd with sanctions against Japanese indus­ Harada said. pickup. 5 speed, power white, w'-ji Interior. JEEP— 83 Wogoneer, X 4 sport pockoge with SAID TOO mUOH.„" LYNCH try, a special envoy for Prime will not try to have the sanctions oqulpmont Hsvo low mHM # l l ''V,\orlartv 646-4321 He said he could not predict how steering. Lynch, 500 W. 1 3 0 looded. tWS. Caron plow. 810,500. DeCorm- MANCHESTER. CONN M inster Yasuhiro Nakasone said ond carry Mane* of Brohters, 315 Center ler Motors, 205 Brood removed striking deals with the the sanctions would affect Japa­ Center Street, Man­ Motors Inc., 307 Ook- today. factory warranty! St., Manchester. 643- St., Manchester. 043- United States on several key issues nese industries without knowing chester. 040-4321. lond St., Manchester. But former Foreign Minister 06 Continantal Glvanchy 5135.»^ 049- 7000.«a 4105.»>' in U.S.-Japan trade relations — what products Washington has TOYOTA 1904 LE 7 pos- Shintaro Abe, who will go to OS Town Car, SIgnatura supercomputers, telecommunica­ selected for tariffs. But he said, aarlaa...... Sllvar senger Von. Dual olr 40 YEARS OF FRIENDS • 40 YEARS OF FRIENDS Washington Sunday as Nakasone’s with Ice maker. Lynch, tions, construction and agriculture. "Some parts of the electronics 00 Town Car, Brown repreaentative, said he would offer 500 W. Center Street, He said he was confident the industry here will cease exporting 00 Town Car, Blua "concrete measures" aimed at OSTownCar, WhKa Manchester. 046- measures he plans to propose to to the United States because they 00 Town Car, Black im .ii'______lake a Look fHMSilA easing growing trade tensions U.S. officials for expanding domes­ will not be able to compete." 87 B2000 SE5 cob p lu s- between Japan and the United tic demand and boosting imports in Moriarty Bros. brown O'own Interior. ONLY 7 LEFT... States. Japan would help ease tensions. Deputy Minister of International UsBd Car Specials • Moriarty The Reagan administration is The United States wants to see a Trade and Industry Makoto Kuroda B ro ^ rs , 315 Center Luxury ihorlbed Pickup, expected to announce today $300 decrease In its trade deficit with was preparing to leave Washington 01 Dataun B210 A/C *3205 St., Manchester. 643- California brown, beige ^ T H R Y S L E R D o d g ^ million worth of punitive tarifs on Japan, which last year hit $58.6 today following attempts to head off 00 Cutlaaa 2 dr. rrSSS 5l35x>______an array of Japanese electronic billion, according to U.S. figures. the sanctions. Kyodo News Service 04 Tempo 2 dr., AT *4200 interior, power (leering, S 07 B2000 SE5 cob p lu s- •peed, ebrome rear ilep products. The sanctions are in Abe said the primary purpose of quoted him as saying, " It is 03 LaSabra 4 dr. •0700 sunrise'it Oroy Inte­ bumper, tin! glati. P20SRI4 retaliation for what Washington his trip is to pave the way for regrettable that the U.S. side is 03 Dataun 2008X •5000 rior. Moriarty while letter radiala, atereo, TRUCKS contends is Japanese "dumping" of Nakasone’s planned visit later this going ahead with a unilateral 00 Colony Park SAVE Brothers, 315 Center pinalripes and more! New 1987 0-150 P.U. Truck New 1987 Dodge Delcote semiconductors, or computer month and to "m ake sure U.S.- measure, ignoring our 00 Honda CRX '7000 St., Manchester. 643- Ttso-Tone, Auto, 318 tr% . 6x9 Mirrors, ftssr Stsp America's New MM-Size P U chips. In overseas markets. Japan relations are not under­ explanations." 5I35.IA______Starling at.... # 11055. Dumpsf. P.S . 30 GsHon T ^ k , AM/FM Stereo. 00 Toyota Corolla NMOO Dumping is the selling of a mined by the very severe Kuroda reiterated charges that SO Mar.ColonyPark '10,200 GMC 79 Pickup. 4x4. SALE product at a price below its situation.” the U.S. action not only runs $4200. Caron Motors 367 NOW ONLY production cost in an effort to open Tamotsu Harada, spokesman for counter to international trading 00 Line. Town Car '13,200 STK. #7278 Oakland Street. 649- $10,769^1 ^7224 or expand markets. Japan denies 00 Flaro, Loaded '7990 7000.y>______the Electronic Industries Associa­ laws, but also violates a Japan-U.S. 04 Maida RX-7 '0000 the charge. tion of Japan, said today, "W e hope friendship treaty in which the Ford Bronco 03. Loaded. New 1987 B-150Van New 1987 Dodge D150 Pick-up 04 Line. Mark VII '13,200 H.D. Pkf.. SOO Amp Bstte^. Drivers A Pass. Seating. Bench seal. Automatic. 318 angine, 6x9 Mirrors, The United States has announced that President Reagan will cancel United States accorded Japan $0495. Caron Motors 367 318 Cne Auto Trans., u rg o Sliding Door, DusI Stop Bumper, Povrtr Steering a list of Items possibly subject to the sanctions, but I think there is most-favored-nation status. 04 Pont. Gran Prix •0490 Oakland Street. 649- Mirrors. Muges, Msa Cooling. Trans Cooler 00 Isuxu DLX P/U •0290 7000.IA SALE 04 NIaaan 2008X •7090 SALE CHEVROLET 1983 G20 STK. #7342 conversion van, sport STK. #7473n i , 4 3 8 ^ 9 7 3 0 MORIARTY root, automatic, power __•^«»c>*i'*oiiCKa»aiw Revenue discovery may ease steering, power New 1987 D-150 P-U. Truck New 1987 Dodge Dakota P.U. BROTHERS O olr, low miles. Automatic Trans . 6x9 Mirrors. Power Steering. 301 Center St. $99,73. Dillon Ford,319 Moln Street, Monches- SALE MancheBter, CT ter. 043-2145.^______SALE 643>S13S FORD Bronco 1986 tull STK. #7100 $ 9 2 5 6 STK #7390 ^ 6 9 5 2 \ expected boost in miii rate size, loaded. Eddie *FfKe Includes *5 0 0 Cosh Ressto Bauer special. 11,000 NO GIMMICKS . JUST GREAT DEALS! QUALITY CUSTOM VANS By George Layrig a house assessed at $31,740 would CAMPEK/ miles. Barlow Motor Wepotlalad Price Ineludeai Herald Reporter pay $1,582 to the General Fund Soles, route 03 Vernon. 5 new 1987's to choose from, all equipped the way quality conversions should be. | ■ Directors get good T3AUn 1) Service For Delivery 3) Hand Waab & Wax Tax & Reg. AM/FM stereo cassettes, with power amp., CB’s, color Tv's, power sleeper sofa's, I under the new scheme, compared 7 6 $75-2538.y>______2) Undercoaling 4) Freight & Handling Extra tailgater, convenience center, mini blinds draperies, swivel captain chairs, plush | Manchester residents would have news on insurance to $1,610 under the old plan — a ALL FIBERGLASS 10 TOYOTA 1986 xtra cab, carpeting, panoramic windows, deluxe cabinetry, running boards, roof rack & ladder, to pay 5 percent more in General savings of $28. The current levy is foot truck campar. air, 5 speed, cap. tiltwheel, cruise, PW. PL, air cond., custom wheels & tires, custom two tone. Fund taxes — not 7.25 percent more $1,501. Lynch, 500 W. Center THATS WHY: PLUS FOR A LIMITED TIME ONLY... ■ Panei takes up Light weight, slatps ** Raised Roofa** as proposed last month — if If the person received town fire four, hooter, stove. Street, Manchester. town’s space crunch 040-4321.✓ ______Fm gonna* 5 YEAR . 100,000 MILE Coma Sea tha Quality of These Custom Vans additional revenue that has been protection, the cost would be $212.02 Icebox, portable potti, discovered is used In the 1987-88 — down from 1212.97 — a difference stereo. $1300/best 87 B2000 Cab— plus sun­ buy mv e x t e n d e d w a r r a n t y , e x p ir e s ^24.8? CHRYSLER 7 yaar, 70,000 mils llmitod warranty on all now care and truckal offer. 040-2270,040-9F04. beam silver, gray Inte­ budget, town officials said — Stories on page 3 of 95 cents. The current levy Is $206. rior. #11188. Moriarty MAZDA Purchase or Lease fo r Less... at x^oss^REciMinf m m s m anvitt kma Thursday. For the average person with an Brothers, 315 Center Town budget analyst Robert automobile assessed at 83,000. MOTORCYCIiS/ St., Manchester. 643- Heustis said the additional revenue Robert B. Weiss's proposed budget taxes to the General Fund would from H arald photo by Tuohsr 5135.y>______MANCHESTER results from extra taxes collected would have required a 3.43-mill total $149 instead of the $152 first 87 B2000 Cob plus— ondo 80 OAKLAND ST. this year, more state aid than first hike. thought. That person now pays $141. /MORIAR envisioned and higher-than- Similarly, those receiving fire 1F7S NORTON 050 bosket. blue- A* o Interior. HOURS: 17 EXIT 63 OFF 1-84 643-2791 If the car owner lived in the town A soldier's story 1907 Triumph Tiger • 11 9OV Moriarty expected receipts from the tipping protection from the Town of Man­ fire district, the bill would be$20.04. custom, rigid frome, Brothers, 315 Center OPEN EVENINGS - 40 YEARS OF FRIENDS • 40 YEARS OF FRIENDS ■TIL 8 P.M. fee charged at the landfill. chester Fire Department would see instead of $20.13. It is now $19.50. 70% complete. 049-5300 St., Manchester. 643- 301-318 CENTER STUe e i The additional money would the mill rate rise 0.18 mills over the These calculations are based on Ed Connolly, dressed as a Revolutionary leove message. 5135.y>______FRIDAY & SATURDAY cribed military and civilian life during •TIL 8 P.M. MANCHESTER, CONNECTICUT 643-5135 mean that General Fund taxes current 6.50 mills, toe.68mills. Last multiplying the mill rate by the War soldier, entertains fifth-graders at the Revolution. Story and more pictures GR050 SuxukI 190i. CONVERSION Vans by would Jump 2.88 mills over the month, a 0.21-mill hike was called assessed value. Bought In 1905 os a left Lorain, "Exclusive current 47.98-mlll level, to 49.88 for. Washington School Thursday. Con­ on page 3. over. Only 3600 mllet. Ford Conversions". mills. On March 23, Town Manager The average property owner with Please turn to page 10 nolly, an Industrial arts teacher, des­ Helmet and tonk bog Available at Dillon Included. Excellent Ford, 319 Main Street, condition. Asking Manchester. 043- HOW DOES DILLON DO IT $1100. 049-4030.______2145.y>______TRUCKS HARLEY Oovldson 02 INVITATION TO SID WE’LL BEAT ANY LEGITIMATE DEAL at XLH. New point. Over FCC on lookout for more than fust the 'seven dirty words’ $1200 m chrome alone. The Monchostor Public ON ANY NEW FORD CAR OR TRUCKI CARTER Runs excellent. $3000. Schools solicits bids for ATH­ LETIC EQUIPMENT for tho WASHINGTON (AP) - More down on broadcast obscenity will for the airwaves. Coll 520-7013. ______ia7-1fW school yoor. Soolod CHEVROLET owner of WYSP-FM, Philadelphia, abide by it. Department for possible prosecu­ bids will bo rocolvsd until than a decade after George Carlin's tame the airwaves, but until the The FCC has Interpreted the which airs Stern's program, called “ I never thought that I pushed tion for broadcasting a program HARLEY Oovldson mo- April a, 1S87, 2;M P.M., of "seven dirty words" shook the agency details its new guidelines, torcvcle, 1970 FXE NEW 1986 FORD DEARBORN VAN CAMPER standard narrowly, and since the the FCC position a victory despite a anything to the limit. I go on the allegedly containing graphic depic­ which time they will bo pub­ Larga airwaves, M eral regulators are Stern is planning no changes in his Carlin case arose in 1976, the 1200. Excellent condi­ licly oponod. Tho right Is ro- Loaded to the hilt with sll standard written warning against Stern’s radio in the morning to have fun. tions of homosexual sex acts. The tion, completely re­ sarvod to rolact any and all camper equipment. Inventory/ issuing their own words to clean up New York-based radio program. agency has taken no action against sexual-excremental talk on the We make a lot of people laugh. commission found the program was built, all chrome. Ask­ Mds. Spocincotlons and bid obscene and indecent broadcasts. The FCC plans to publish its new a station for indecency or airwaves. Maybe some people in Mississippi clearly Indecent and “ may have forms may bo socurod at ths Wat '24,000- In actions Thursday against guidelines soon in the Federal ing $4000. 043-0912. Susinass Omco, 4S N. School Of obscenity. "Clearly, we’ve won,” Karmazin are offended,” Stern said. crossed the line” to obscenity. Stroot, Monchostor, Connec­ Chevy three radio stations, including one Register to put all broadcasters on FCC General Counsel Diane said. "What they've said is that ticut. N0W*21J90«« with controversial morning-show notice that it will no longer limit its Killory said the FCC had to advise they’re not taking action against "A bunch of 65-year-old men Tarabu Betseai, general man­ INVITATION TO BID Trucks, personality Howard Stem, regula­ definition of indecency to the stations about the new standards us.” don’t like the show, I’m offended,” ager of KPFK-FM, said the FCC The Monchastar Public NDTICE tors sent word that they will be "seven dirty words" broadcast in before it takes action, which could Stem, 32, at a news conference in he said. failed to consider the material it Ocheels tellcll* bids for Vane & Tho Annual RopoH ot tho NEW 1987 AEROSTAR CONVERSION holding the nation’s broadcasters to 1975 In a monologue by comedian include fines and the revocation of New York where his show is aired The FCC took even stronger aired in Its proper context — a 9 9 TSACHINO SUPPLIES for the I9S7-INS school vaor. Lucian B. A Kotharino E. V-8, Automstlo, Air Conditioner, CLI El Caminos higher standards. George Carlin. That broadcast led licenses. on WXRK-FM, said, “ When the action against Pacifica Foundation discussion about a play running In Price Foundation, Inc. Is The Federal Communications to a 1978 Supreme Court decision, Mel A. Karmazin, executive vice Saelad bids will bo racalvod avallaMo at this office for Conyertlon, Captains Chairs, Curtains, FCC makes a statement and says Inc.’s KPFK-FM, Los Angeles, Los Angeles about safe sex and the until APHI a , IH7,2:MP.M.. Commission Is hoping its crack­ which set an indecency standard president of Infinity Broadcasting, what it will do, I ’m the first one to el which Nmo they will bo Inspection during rooular Oak trim and much more. Stock 9A2000 1987 CHEVY S-10 BLAZER 4x4 sending the case to the Justice disease AIDS. PuMIdv oponod. Tha rioht Is business hours by any cititsn V-e, Automstic, Stock #6547 rosorvod to rsloct any and oil who rapuosts It within 1M Wes '18.300* bias. Spoctncptlons and bid d ^ s attar tha date ot this torms may bo socurod at ths notice. TODAY’S HERALD Susinass Oftica. 4S North DWARD J. REARDON NOW »16,295* Income lead signals School Stroot, Monchasor, S« Main Stroot Cennoctlcut. Monchostor, CT 060N Manchester Masons 8 04F04 ■ j«| » 1987 FDRD F-150 H 3 , 4 9 9 Rtsignatlon accapted Indmunlty axpactad mission, activist says offer to dish It out PICKUP Legislative leaders accepted the The House and Senate commit­ Stock »A0030 resignation of Inspector General Power Steering, Power Brekee, Sport tees investigating the Iran-contra By The Associated Press every man, woman and child in Manchester Masons have of­ John O. Nelson, historian of G E M r V A Henri F. Erkelens Thursday, say­ affair are expected to vote next 1086, putting the state highest in the fered the manpower to operate the Manchester Lodge of Ma­ Wheat Coyars, Sliding Rear Windows. ing his effectiveness had been Lonnount Mirrors, AM/FM Steroo, 1987 CHEVY Full Size Pickup week to grant limited immunity to Connecticut’s comeback as the nation for the first time in 14 years. the annual strawberry festival sons. made the offer on behalf of hopelessly impaired by bad public­ former National Security Adviser leader In average per-capita in­ John J. Carson, state commis­ that serves as a fund-raiser for his lodge and the Friendship Auxiliary Fuel Tank. V-8, 4 spaed, ps, pb, Hd. suspsnslon and mors Stock ity. Erkelens, the state’s first and lUXURY VANS #6529 John M. Poindexter, committee come is a tribute to its economic sioner of economic development, the Lutz Children’s Museum. Lodge on Wednesday. Details only inspector general, will remain sources say. Story on page 5. success, but it signals a greater said the increase of 6.1 percent over The offer may make it possible still have to be worked out when on the Job until Sept. 1. Story on the 1985 level means that Connecti­ 7 7 obligation to solve the problem of to hold the festival, aRer all. It Steven Ling, director of the 20 VANS a CAMPERS page 4. poverty, a leading social activist cut "has made a lot of right moves appeared doomed last week museum, returns from a trip. IN STOCK •9299 Indax says. in the last six or seven years in when the Kiwanis Club, which IMMEDIATE " I am pleased about the news, but terms of policies and business has been a co-sponsor of the Nelson said it has been sug­ DELIVERYI 20 pages, 2 sections with that news is not a time for climate.’ ’ festival with the museum, de­ gested to him that the straw­ ALL VRHICLU SUBJECT TO PRIOR RALt * 9 ,7 9 9 pounding our chests,” Ned Coll, “ Number two,” Carson said, “ it cided it could not supply volun­ berry festival could be held in HURRY IN Advice_____ Lottery______2 director of the Hartford-based means a state with a large teers this year. three places, the parking lot of FOR BEST Mora rain Business _ _ 7 Obituerlot____10 Revitalisation Corps, said ’Thurs­ manufacturing base and some For the last two years, the Cheney Hall, the lawn of the SELECTION! m aooo PLACE TO BUY A CAH ’Thinfs are not looking good for Clessltled -18-20 Opinion______8 day. " I ’m pleased that the state has selected service businesses such as strawberry festival has been Cheney Homestead, and on southern New England this wee­ Comics 6 Peopte______2 done so well, but there's a problem Connecticut is going to be aMe, over part of a larger event known as Cedar Street, where the Mu­ ROUTE 83 kend. Saturday, continued cloudy Sports___ 14-17 in the inner cities." the long term, to have steady and the Cheney Historic District seum of Local History operated CARTER a i^ cool wtM rain likely. High The U.S. Commerce Department above average growth in its econ- Festival. 'That event is tenta­ by the Manchester Historical said residents of Connecticut tively planned June 20. 1229 MAIN ST, MANCHESTER«S46-6464*0PEN TIL I PM-FR1., T il 6 PM Society will be open. ^ I L L O n earned an average of 819,208 for percent. MOTORS. INC. 319 MAIN ST.-^Across frD m ArmDry), MANCHESTER, C T 643-2145 C'WUSC • OlOSMOBIlf • PONITAC • GNC TRUCKS t - MAlfCHESTER HglULD. rridwr. 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HE WEATHER REGIONAL y/EATHER Residents The Accu-Weather' forecast for 8 A.M.. Saturtlay. Aprtl 18 AcCu Weather “ forecast for Saturday. F 40 appeal to Daytime Conditions and High Temporaturur. O C the m ayor A group of Ralph RoihI reridmts are aaktng Mmot Bariiara B. u Weinberg aiNl Deinoeratie tarnn Chairmaii Theodore Commisgg Ibr help In their light agaiaat a proposed road la thair s nefghhoriioed. ”We feel there's no reason to Lowe At First have the road.” aaM Ed Faherof C sHowiif. i . Technicians recently developed this device, the world’s I A!., in!.. Ralph Road. "We feel H’a going tP Hrst advanced 32-bit microprocessor I>isp chip. ’This Increase traffic is oar ares.” r i tt-jyTrrih \C‘l I __ _ tiny chip of silicon will be used in artificial intelligence The townapeo^, who met at the applications. The first computer programmer was Lady house of Ralph Road resident Roth Ada Augusta Byron, countess of Ix>velace and daughter LaPtne Thuiedny night, are con­ J / ducting a letter-writing campaign of the famous poet of the same name. Beginning in to town offiefals. 183.3, she wrote programs for a cumbersome machine Hie group has also hired an called the analytical engine, designed by English attorney and may file legal action if Floods close roads mathematician Charles Babbage. the Planning and Zoning Commis­ A DO YOU KNOW - What is a byte? sion approves the proposed street, known as City View Road. The THURSDAY'S ANSWER — The Incas In Peru predated commission could take action as In mid-Atlantic states the arrival of Europeans. early as Monday. 4-17-i)7 HWaMab0M4byT«0Mr Floodinf In the mid-Atlantic theast Pennsylvania and west Knowledge Unlimited. IfK 1967 Mayor Weinberg said this morn­ ing that there's little she can do, states closed roads in parts of central New Jersey. Ed Connolly, In Isft photo, shows cow horns Amsricsn Rsvolutlonsry Wsr Virginia and West Virginia today A NewBpager In Edacation Profram other than to listen to residents’ Rain fell from New England to SponBocad bp concerns. soldlsrs ussd to losd guns with powdsr. He siso shows off s pewter pists as showers and thundershowers the mid-Atlantic states, the cen­ soldiers csrrisd. P continued over the East Coast. tral Appalachians and North The Manchester Herald "It’s difficult for us to get Small-stream flood warnings Carolina. involved as members of the Board were posted for northern Virgi­ In the past 24 hours, nearly 6 of Directors because it (the street nia, central and western Mary­ inches of rain has fallen over proposal) is a planning and xoning land and northeastern West Vir­ higher elevations of northern matter,” she said. "I don’t mind A Revolutionary War soldier comes to school ginia. Flood watches were in Virginia’s Blue Ridge Mountains. citisens Calling me. But I would effect in central Virginia, sou- doubt 1 would appear before the aren’t enough. “They don’t think about the people, the Occasional showers and thunder­ commiasion.” By John MItchsll Added to that weight, he sahf, was a aenae that troops showers were predicted for the Hsrold Reporter practical problems.” she said. didn’t know where they were going, and it often took next 24 to 34 hours. April 17, 1987 TODAY’S MOON; Between The controveralal road is part of a Connolly described the problems of those who left the months before battles began. A few showers fell from north­ full moon (April 13) and last 26-lot. single-family housing subdi­ The American Revohillon was a confusing battle of farm to go to war with the British. As be talked, "You could shoot for a long period of time and no one Weather Trivia ern Idaho and Washington into Today is Good Fri­ quarter (April 20). o vision being planned north M Ralph hardship that pitted friends against one another, one of Connolly slowly began to add accessories that made would get hurt,” Connolly said. northwest Oregon. day. II is the Wrih Road. The new street would con­ the war’s soldiers said at Washington School Thursday. him look more like a Revolutionary War soldier. Today's waathor pletura la by Cindy Wlltintki, 10, of Alice day of 1987 and the TODAY’S TRIVIA: For what movie did nect Ralph Road with the proposed Connolly said thoae who stayed longest on the field Dense fog occurred in parts of William Holden receive the Best Actor Hiese included a stiff leather neck band that soldiers Drive, a fourth-grader at Buckley School. 29th day of spring. neighborhood. Well, not really a rifleman from the original war. But were required to wear so they couldn’t turn their heads ended up winning. lower Michigan, northern Indi­ Oscar? (a) "Sunset Boulevard" (b) During a public hearing on the ana and Illinois. A travelers’ “Slalag 17" (c) "Network” as close as you can come in 1987. from the battle in front of them. He also put on a fluffy Soldiers, Connolly said, were more terrified of the application earlier this month, Ed Connolly, an industrial arts teacher at Windsor white hunting shirt and a linen-lined wool coat 16-inch bayonets than the guns themselves. “That’s advisory for fog was posted in far TODAY’S HISTORY; On this day in Ralph Road residents said they do northern Indiana. CONNECTICUT WEATHER TODAY’S BARDS High School and member of the Fourth Connecticut fashioned with 42 pewter buttons. why people left the field very quickly,” he aaM, 1492, Christopher Colunnbus received BY p m . PABTOBCT not oppose the housing develop­ explaining that the British would scream before they Today’s forecast called for his commission from the Spanish mon­ Regiment Continental Line, a group of six men who "It’s a heavy coat.” be said, noting that it was worn in Do you ever get the feeling that life's ment being planned by the Baldwin recreate the war at various battlefields across New charged, with the “cold steel” held out in front of them. thunderstorms across North Ca­ archy to explore the western ocean. )u8t one big stir-fry and they forgot to Construction Co. of Wethersfleld. the summer and winter, and got dirty becuase soldiers rolina, rain likely from the upper England, spoke about the continental soldiers and didn’t bathe often. “Think of what it would be like if I Student Philip Downes said he was surprised by bow Central, Eaatem Interior, Southwest Interior: turn down the heat under the pan? but want the PZC to drop the street civilian life during the 1770s to about 35 fifth-graders. long the guns were back then. Ohio Valley and the mid-Atlantic Saturday, continued cloudy and cool with rain likely. TODAY’S BIRTHDAYS; J.P. Morgan Spring Is a time for lovers — and for from the site plans. started to sweat in it.” he said. By the students’ states into southern and central (1837); Nikita Krushchev (1694); Along with his historical knowledge, Connolly reactions, the thoughts weren’t pleasant. Nadette Ortiz said she “just liked to see what they High around 50. Chance of rain 60 percent. people who get pneumonia running The road was not included as part wore at the time.” New England; scattered showers Thornton Wilder (1897); William Hold­ around In their shirt sleeves on chilly of the original subdivision proposal. brought a wooden box filled with clothing, weapons, and Students asked about the rifles, muskets, tomahawks over South Carolina, Georgia, West Coastal, East Coastal: Saturday, continued en (1918); Harry Reasoner (1923). days. But town planning officials re­ other memorabilia. and pistols Connolly brought with him. A soldier could For Connolly, the battles and the lore are a dream Teacher Jean Kellog said history is more meaningful realized. eastern Tennessee and from cloudy and cool with rain likely. High around SO. TODAY'S QUOTE; "For what human ill quired that the road be put in lug up to 45 pounds of material and equipment daily, he TODAY’S TRIVIA ANSWERS: (b) Wil­ when students can see It up close. Books, she said. said. “This is just a romantic period for me.” he said. northwest Oregon and Washing­ Chance of rain 60 percent. does not dawn seem to be an allevia­ liam Holden won the Best Actor Oscar because, they said, it would help ton into northwestern Montana Northwest Hills, Saturday, continued cloudy and tion?" — Thornton Wilder. for "Stalag 17." route traffic through the area. and sunny skies prevailing from cool with rain likely. High around SO. Chance of rain 60 the Rockies to the Mississippi River. percent. High temperatures were ex­ Astrograph Directors get good news on insurance Mancheater in B ri^ pected to be in the 60s, 70s or 60s for most of the nation. By George Layno the decline Is that premiums, which amount it pays for premiums has Assistant Town Manager Steven LEO (July 23-Aug. 22) The associations Herald Reporter Werbner said that since the town’s you are apt to enjoy the most today will have been skyrocketing in recent soared. Blacks on campus topic at MCC < H b u r be with friends r ^ o have adventurous Insurance costs for the town ot years, have begun to level off. Weiss explained, during a review self-insurance program was session of the proposed budget held started, the amount spent by town ^ r t h d a y spirits. Dullards will turn you off. Manchester are likely to be be­ Spinelll said he expects that more A conference examining blacks on white campuses will be held VIROO (Aug. 28-Sapt. It ) If you want to tween 8100,(NW and $125,000 lower firms will be competing this year to at Lincoln Center, that recent court employees on reviewing claims has April 80 at Manchester (Community College, a spokeswoman get the consent of your family regarding than originally estimated because offer certain policies, helping to decisions have set precedents for increased. While he had no figures, said. Saturday, April IS, 19S7 a change you'd like to make, this Is a premiums for private coverage push down premiums. Increasing a municipality’s liabil­ he said this expense was “more “Blacks on White Campuses — A Dying Breed” will feature a good day to broach the subjTCt. Lay It have not increase as much as first Despite the lower-than-expected ity. Although Manchester has a than” covered by the savings closer An important friend with considerable on the table. forum, workshops and speakers. It Is sponsored by the PEOPLE thought. Finance Director Boyce Increase, however, the additional good record in keeping down claims Involvement has produced. Connecticut Council for Black Students and I^ofesslonals. clout will take a personal Interest In you LIBRA (Sapt. 23-Oct. 23) You've got Spinelll told members of the town private coverage will still cost against It, insurance companies He said the town has been able to In the year ahead. Under this tutelage, Important pluses going for you today: close out some cases that were Panelists include Glenn Cassis, director of the campus center you will become Involved In areas that You're a fast thinker, and you Have Board of Directors Thqrsday. more than the 8858.835 expected to base their rates on the record of at North Adams State College in Massachusetts; Eleanor Lane, Embarrassing start “maybe more than two hours but ' have been barred to you previously. In the proposed 1987-88 budget be spent this year. towns throughout the country. active for years. not as much as six hours,” wears good judgment. More Important, you'll In a related item. Weiss said that co-chairman of the Black Employees Association at the 7 ARIES (March 21-Aprll IB) You have know how to Implement your ideas. released last month by Town Spinelll said that if premium That brought an angry comment University of Connecticut; and George Springer, president of the 7 Jimmy Stewart says one of his a hearing aid in one ear. He said the town may have to pay a the happy taculty today for doing and SCORPIO (Oel. 24-Nov. 22) You're In a Manager Robert Weiss, it was costs are lower, then whatever is from Director Peter DIRosa, who Connecticut State Federation of Teachers. earliest experiences before an his doctors have been unable to saying things that arouse enthusiasm In strong financial trend, so capitalize on expected that the town would have saved could be put Into the town’s said the town should not be significant amount to resolve the audience also was one of his most find signs of any serious disease. others. Friends will want to copy your all your opportunities. There is money In to pay $1,082,806 for policies that self-insurance fund. That fund is penalized because of what other cases of two police officers who are Speakers will be Charles Desmond, vice chancellor at the embarrassing; he told his grade- “The doctors are disappointed example. Major changes are ahead for the pipeline again today. cover claims beyond what the town used to pay liability claims below towns do. off active service because of heart University of Massachusetts, and Charles Turner, area school classmates he heard a whenever they check my health, ” Arles In the coming year. Send for your SAQITTARIUS (Nov. 23-Dao. 21) Don’t would pay. However, Spinelll said $500,000. Director Geoffrey Naab. an attor­ attacks. Under the heart and development director for the United Negro College Fund. Astro-Graph predictions today. Mall $1 do things In hall measures today. If you hypertension program required by Registration fees for the program, which begins at 9 a.m., are song called “Columbia, The Deng said. to Astro-Graph, c/o this newspaper, that the latest estimates now put Because of the high cost of ney who specializes in insurance, Germ of the Ocean.’’ have a recreational activity planned, the cost between $920,000 and premiums, the proposed budget said/it is unlikely that the state the state, the town expects to pay due on Monday. The coat. Including lunch. Is $10 for professionals P.O. Box 91428, Cleveland, OH 44101- keep your schedule free from all mun­ $50,812 In biweekly benefits If the and $8 for students. ‘T ve never lived It down," said 3428. Be sure to state your zodiac sign. dane intrusions so you can truly enjoy It. $930,000. called for not Increasing the fund Lenslature will impose caps on the the 78-year-old actor. The title of Hopping mad TAURUS (April 20-May 20) Something CAPRICORN (Dao. 22-Jan. IS) Today. He said that by the time a final from the 8965,120 It Is expected to be sIk of claims that can be filed cases are not resolved. For more information, call Barbara DeBaptiste at 875-8088 or the patriotic ballad is “Columbia, advantageous Is developing for you If you apply yourself, you should be able quote Is agreed to by July 1. the by June 30. 'Die town has cM tc)^ gainst towns. Spinelll said that The cost of settling the cases Linda Thomas at 847-6047. A West German TV satire of now. but there Is only a slim chance to pul the finishing touches on a te­ dbout 20 other states do have such would be higher, although Weiss The Gem of the Ocean." Chancellor Helmut Kohl giving a start of the fiscal year, that figure uted less each year to the fundsinra Stewart said Thursday that as a you'll learn of It today. An associate Is dious, drawn-out project. Completion might be lower. The reason behind it was started in 1982, while the limits. said he did not know how much. speech flanked by huge chocolate busy putting the pieces together. will give you peace of mind. boy he built a radio and that he Easter bunnies has his no- GEMINI (May 21-Juna 20) Avail your­ AQUARIUS (Jan. 20-Pab. IS) In case and his friends were thrilled when nonsense conservative party hop self of any opportunities presented to­ you're wondering, you will be welcome Wetlands workshop set they picked up a broadcast of ping mad. day to meet new people. Friendships to drop In on an old friend today without President Warren G. Harding’s you make In this cycle will prove lucky. an Invitation. Your pal Is as anxious to Panel takes up town’s space crunch Tolland County Soli and Water Conservation District will inauguration in 1921. “This was an evil concoction of CANCER (June 21-July 22) It you use see you as you are to tee him. sponsor a wetland workshop May 2 at the county’s agricultural “The next day in class I was the ‘Monitor’ (TV program) your Ingenuity today, no one will be able PISCES (Fab. 20-Mareh 20) Be watch­ A plan to Install an elevator and the building, he said. While no expenses Incurred during Hurri­ Weiss said the renovations are center In Vernon, a spokesman said. management Intended to make to outshine you at the marketplace. ful lor unusual opportunities. They're expand the town clerk's office In the needed unless a new town hall is asked to get up and tell what it You'll know how to make your product, more likely to occur in areas that affect specific suit has been filed, the cane Gloria In September 1985. The 9; 30 a.m. workshop, designed for commission members, was like to hear this. Now, I had the chancellor look like a laugh­ price and service the most appealing. your status, career or earnings. Municipal Building will be re­ town’s Commission on the Handi­ Increased land record activity at going to be built — something that elected officials, town employees and others involved in the never done this. ... I had not ingstock,” Karl Mlltner, deputy viewed by a subcommittee of the capped has complained about ac­ the town clerk’s office Is expected does not seem- likely to happen. decision-making process affecting wetlands, will feature an progressed anywhere as an ac­ chief of the Christian Democratic town Board of Directors and may cess In some town buildings, Weiss to bring in about $190,000 that could Most town offices are currently indoor session as well as a wetland site evaluation in the field. faction in Parliament, said in be put on the panel's May agenda, said. be used located in the Municipal Building tor,” Stewart said. HELMUT KOHL MICKEY ROONEY Speakers include Alfred Roberts, soil resource specialist for “And I said I heard speeches Frankfurt, West Germany. Curreiit Quotations officials said Thursday. In his 1987-88 proposed budget. In addition. 8882,000 could be and nearby Lincoln Onter, both of the U.S.D.A’s soil conservation service. Dr. Michael Lefore, of and I heard a band and they .. Easter bunny? .'at odda with hermit The show ran a film Tuesday Space and handicapped access Weiss suggested that $410,000 be taken from the state infrastructure which have space problems. the ecology and evolutionary biology department at the night of an old Kohl speech with problems have long been known in spent for an elevator on the grant money the town received to The U.S. Postal ^rvice Is consid­ played ‘Columbia, The Germ of the Center Street building. How­ ering moving from its main offlee University of Connecticut, and Michael Zizka, a district the Ocean,’” he said. huge chocolate bunnies superim­ "The democracy of the Argen­ but most of all, I guess I should northeast side of the building. He cover the remaining costs, he said. supervisor, who will speak on legal aspects. posed around him. A voice-over tines is not negotiable.” — thank the (Tontras.” — Miami ever, Weiss said that the state la also said the expansion of the town Weiss said he will probably across the street from Lincoln Stewart, who was bom in believe that if you are a living Prime Minister Edward Heath about to order the town to increase clerk’s office, along with other include the Item on the directors’ Center, and Weiss said that would For more information, call 875-8881. Indiana, a city about 60 miles east legend like him you should live up today in Beijing he had “disap­ by a noted cabaret performer Argentine President Rani Alfon- Herald reporter Alfonso Chsrdy, ■In, as rebels led by a cashiered the size of the town clerk’s vault. renovations, would cost about May agenda. However, Director make a good town office building. of Pittsburgh, was honored Thur- to that legend.” simulated Kohl’s delivery and whose newspaper won a Pulltier But he said that prospect is still pointed” his doctors with his made it seem as if he were giving army major accused of running a In addition, there is the potential 8380,000. Peter P. DIRosa, chairman of the day by the Pennsylvania Associa­ A Rooney press agent, Dan Prise in national reporting for its for a lawsuit against the town from He said that these expenses could real estate subcommitte. asked several years sway, and would only tion of Broadcasters. Kellachan of New York, said, continued good health. an Easter address. detention and torture center held coverage of the Iran-contra help relieve the crowding at Lincoln Deng, 82, also jokingly attrib­ out at a provincial garrison and those who are handicapped and be covered from $248,000 received that his panel be allowed to first “My understanding is that Bill The "chancellor” said, among affair. have no access to the second floor of from the federal government for review the plan. (Tenter. and Mickey reached some sort of uted his health to his heavy other things; “We have made demanded amnesty for officers \ Urban hermit agreement on undisclosed terms smoking. further progress in the Easter accused of human rights Before you say, "I Do"... and that the lawyers were Just ’’That’s what Mr. Churchill bunny sector. We are confident violations. A hermit fighting eviction from always said,” replied Heath, “We have before us a prospect 9 a lean-to on public land where working out a few things.” about our Easter bunnies and the MANCHESTER STATE BANK 9 referring to Winston Chnrehlirs for a good agreement. We have- Say he’s lived for nearly 20 years says But Britt said Wednesday a (national) ability to eat them 9Kokmg/Uiu* contract offered by Rooney “was love of cigars. up.” the basic elements In place, and CUSTOMERS ONLY he hasn’t heard from Mickey Deng has said repeatedly he we now have to make a deejsion ^ ^ Rooaey since the actor an­ all for him and very little for me,” No wedding rings say it more eloquently so he didn’t sign, and a later wants to retire and hand over Oaenter Struve, program di­ about our position — whether it aiM H S M M n nounced plans to make a TV power to younger leaders. How­ should change — on the so-called “M.S.B. Believes than , a name that is exclusively special about him almost a month contract offer provided for only a rector for the Cologne-based few thousand dollars up front. ever, the ouster in a political WDR, the affiliate of the state- shorter-range missiles.” — U.8. ours. Prices start at an unbelievable $115. ago. bacldash last January of Commu­ Secretary of State George Shnllt, ’’I’m fed up. I’m disgusted. I’m funded ARD network that airs Customers Come First" nist Party chief Hu Ynebnng, long "Monitor,” defended the parody on Soviet leader Mikhail Gorba­ Connecticut daily hurt. And I’m through with touted as Deng’s successor, ap­ chev’s offer to dismantle Soviet Whitham*$ Nursery is Mickey Rooney forever,” said Oriental health Thursday, calling satire "a very Thursday: 486 8 parently has made it difficult for important art form.” shorter-range nuclear missiles. MAIN OFFICE AND BRANCH WILL BE Bill Britt, who lives at a reservoir China’s senior leader Deng Deng to step down. 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Erkelenn eaya hie was created la vm fey tfeo reeigantien meane lefialatore w y s a am fesi of tr— dsiniHeate there has been real progreas in RepabHeafrcaatrallad legMatiire the w ar on cancer. won't fee aMe to nee criticism of him as aa indapaadent watefedog immunity as an excnse when they vote on a agaaey to weed out waste, IWrad ewvlval rates, a decreasing percentage of smokers bill to Asmantle his fledgling and abuse in staOs goreramaat. f " oentli rates for a number of cancers are some of the watchdog agency. bopeftil ImUcators. the institute said ’Thursday in response to a Erkeleas, whoatartedthe0g4,009> By Jim Drlnkord Legislative leaders voted along General Accounting Office report. a-year Job in August IU4. has bean Tha Asooctofad Fraoa party linea Thursday to accept crMcised for having a paramilitary ■ “bti-pcrtloan investigative arm of Congress, said Erkelens’ resignation, effective style. Institute survival rate statistles had given a misleading WASHINGTON — ’Tfea Houae and Sept. 1 .1N7 — a little over a year Ha answered that crictieiam impression of progress in the treatment and prevention of after he was hired as the state’s caneer. Senate commHteaa investigating ’Ihursday. telling reporters he oabr tbs Iran-contra affair are expected first inspector general. “ For the majority of cancers we examined, the actual contemplated armlag Ms staff last to vote next weak to grant limited ‘1 think fey accepting my resigna­ year because they were invest] gat­ improvements have been small or have been overestimated by immunity to former National Se­ tion, it removes any question of ing a food precessiag plant in New the published rates,” GAO said. personality,” Erkelens said. curity Adviser Jbfen M. Poindexter, Haven allegetfly owned fey an committee sourees say. “ When the legislature does vote, it orgaaiaetOcrime famBy. can vote now purely on the issue of Erketens said he received a SovM Union conducts nudoar tost Immunity from prosecution, ex­ an independent oversight agency complaint soon after taking office pected Wednesday, would be that’s there to help the powerless that state inspectors were’t inspect­ *5®®COW — The Soviet Union said it conducted an granted under an agreement with, and provide redress for those in the ing the facility for adulterated feed, underground nuclear explosion today at its test range in Soviet special prosecutor Lawrence E. system that are abused.” drepite earlier problema at the CejMral Asia — the fourth since the Sioviets ended their l9-month Walsh that would keep Poindex­ Erkelens, S3, offered to resign plam. His investigation revealed unilateral test ban Feb. 26. ter’s congressional testimony se­ earlier this month in hopes of HENRI ERKELENS that the state had inspected the The official Tass news agency said the 20- to 150-kiloton nuclear cret until June 15. A heading off efforts within the . . . can’t be criticized plant, be said. device exploded at 5:86 a.m. Moscow time, or 9:65 p.m. EDT Poindexter, a Navy rear admiral A General Assembly to dismantle the Thursday. Erkelens canoe under Are after who resigned his White House post Wall Streat workers are led away In people charged with using cocaine "as a office. Larson, D-East Hartford, said the news reports he was considering Twenty kilotons was the yield of the atomic bomb the United Nov. 25 after Attorney General The gesture did not dissuade effective date of the bill should be including money for guns, wiretap­ ar p*K>io States dropped on IBroshima, Japan, in 1945. One klloton is the Edwin Meese IH said profits from chains after being arrested Thursday in regular method of exchange” In opponents who claim the office is coincide with Erkelens’ departure. ping devices and remote-control explosive force o f 1,080 tons of TN T. secret arms sales to Iran had been New York. They were Just a few of 19 business. Just another layer of bureaucracy The Sept. 1 date was set to give him car starters in his budget request Tass said the test was designed to perfect military technology, diverted clandestinely to aid Nica­ that duplicates the work of other time to complete investigations for next year. Big Minus problem? but it provided no other information. ragua’ s contra rebels, is regarded state agencies. A bill abolishing the now underway. He said Thursday he decided as the key witness on the question of office has won easy approval by two The six top Democratic and against asking for guns and car Qroton town workers Robert Chambers President Reagan's knowledge of legislative committees and is on its giving the wooden statue a face lift, Cocaine used for stock tips P Republican leaders from both starters before submitting his (left) and David Dionne seem to be Tam il militants attack buses, kill 107 the funds diversion. way to the House of filling in the cracks with a caulking P chambers, who compose the per­ budget request. Erkelens denied Representatives. sonnel subcommittee of the Joint ever even considering the purchase giving relief to the 30-foot Indian totem compound. COLOMBO, Sri Lanka — Tam il militants attacked three buses Reagan has denied knowing NEW YORK (A P) - Some Wall "Cocaine was used as a regular service, information on stocks was Senate president Pro Tern John Committee on Legislative Manage- of wiretapping eqipment. pole’s clogged nostril. They are actually and two trucks with machine guns and grenades today, dragging about the diversion of money, and Street brokers arrested in an method of exchange, allegedly in traded tor cocaine, a person was out passengers and killing 107 people, the government Poindexter will be asked whether undercover investigation used co­ the business of this firm ,” Giuliani hired because he was a trusted announced. he briefed the president orally, caine "as a regular method of said. source of the drug, and accounts ’lllak Ratanakara, chairman of the government Media Center, possibly on May 15,1988, about the exchange,” dispensing it to em­ But its lawyer, Bert Gusrae, said were steered to brokers who Anti-apartheid group upset at Carbide said it was believed most of the victims were Sinhalese. contents of a memorandum from ployees and customers and trading the principals of the firm have "no returned the favors with cocaine. Connecticut In B rief his aide, Lt. Col. Oliver North, that Other officials, speaking on condition of anonymity, said the it for stock tips, authorities said. knowledge of any widespread drug He said that on one occasion, "a discussed diverting $12 million in "Cocaine became an integral distribution or drug network inside principal of a company whose stock By Llndo Stowall Responsibility in New York. "The Sinhalese were sepegated from the Tamils and Moslems and claimed that Union Carbide’s an­ that simple." arms payments to the contras. part of the personal and profes­ the firm.” Brooks was about to offer to the AiTMtt net 27 pounds of marijuana Thu Assoclotad Prtss real issue Is to call for them to shot. nouncement was timed purposely Union Carbide is an original Associates say-Poindexter, 50, is sional lives of these people,” According to Giuliani, a Brooks public was given cocaine in ex­ disengage from that white suprem­ Ratanakara said many Tamil guerrillas stopped the three STAMFORD — Three people were arrested and police seized to come out a week before the signer of the Sullivan Principles, a determined to clear himself when Robert Stutman, special agent in broker once sent a free sample of change for 010,000 worth of the DANBURY - Union (^rbide acist country.” buses and two trucks on a Jungle road near Aluth-Oya Village, 115 he finally talks. about three pounds of cocaine and 27 pounds of marijuana company’s annual meeting, when a set of equal employ guidelines for charge of the federal Drug Enforce­ heroin via the firm’s messenger stock." Corp.’s plan to use dividends from Smith’s group is a coalition of 220 large group of shareholders are miles northeast of Colombo, the capital. Women and children “ He thinks what he did was OK Thursday in arrests at the Stamford Transportation Center and a U.S. companies with South African ment Administration in New York its South African operations to aid Roman C^thoUc orders and dio­ w ere among the dead, he said. and he’s going to be exonerated,” private home, authorities said. expected to ask the company to pull operations. City, said after the arrests Thurs­ blacks in the troubled white- ceses and 17 Protestant denomina­ out of South Africa. The army was called out to protect villagers and retrieve one associate said, insisting on More than $5,000 in cash, several guns, gambling records, "W e have a responsibility to the day of 19 people, including at least minority ruled country doesn’t tions with investments of 015 billion "This could be coincidental, or it people in our plants in South Africa bodies in the area, Ratanakara said. anonymity. 16 financial workers and two illegal fireworks and a 1905 Corvette were also seized, Stamford satisfy anti-apartheid groups. in Various pension funds. could be designed to stave off Under the agreement with Walsh, alleged drug suppliers. 2 HOUR COLOR PRINT police Sgt. Charles Walkley said. and we think the aggressive pursuit The plan, which would use those Smith said that Union Carbide is criticism and possibly water down of the Sullivan ^ in clples shows Poindexter could be questioned as "W e don’t believe this case is an Richard Terico, 20 , and his sister, Debra Terico, 25, both of dividends to flnance education, "making a gesture here, but will any support for our resolution,” that we have made some contribu­ Europe's tallest volcano erupts early as May 2 by the congressional aberration," he said. PROCESSING Stamford, were arrested at their home, where most of the legal aid and social Justice for still face considerable pressure said Marvin Nailor, a spokesman tion,” Wishart said. Investigating panels. Public hear­ CATANIA, Sicily — Gas and rocks spewed today from Mount Federal authorities described a cocaine and marijuana was found, and Jock Obadia, 33, of New blacks, was announced Thursday because of its South African con­ for the New York Controller’s Pressure from anti-apartheid ings on the Iran-contra affair are cocaine subculture in which the Bigger & Better 4x6 Glossy Prints Etna, Europe’s tallest and most active volcano, killing a York, was arrested at the transportation center with about 10 by Chairman Robert D. Kennedy. nection ... They’re not off the hot Office, which Is the trustee for the groups has compelled several lead­ scheduled to begin May 5. drug was snorted in bathrooms, The decision was made after seat yet." 10-year-old Italian boy when it showered a group of Italian and pounds of marijuana, Walkley said. New York State Common Retire­ ing U.S. companies to divest South In other developments: stairways and boardrooms on Wall French tourists, officials reported. All three defendants were being held on bond pending talks with black leaders in the ment Fund. African Interests in the past several —Senate investigators plan to Street and purchases were made in ^l^OFF PRICE appearances in Superior Court on April 27, Walkley said. United States and South Africa, " I think it’s a cop-out,” said months, among them International A police offleial in Catania, who declined to give his name, said appeal a federal Judge’s refusal to neighborhoiod bars. COLOR PRINT PROCESSING 2nd SET OF PRINTS Kennedy said. However, the Richard Knight, a spokesman for Nailor said the New York State Business Machines Corp. and Gen­ the boy was killed by falling rocks and his mother also may have compel retired MaJ. Gen. Richard Those arrested Included Wayne OR AT TIME OF PROCESSING II0-126-13S SIZES ONLY Danbury-based chemical giant the American Committee On Common Retirement Fund is a eral Motors Corp. been killed. The official said three other people were injured. V. Secord to sign a release for D. Robbins, a senior partner in the II0-I26-I3S COLOR ON(.Y House rejects GOP meal-tax plan would not identify the black lead­ Africa. "A t a time when there’s a major Union Carbide shareholder. Kennedy said Union Carbide’s The Civil Defense Ministry In Rome said two people were records of his foreign bank ac­ firm of Brooks, Weinger, Robbins k ______l ers, saying the talks were state of emergency (in South He said earlier this year the group decision to retain the company’s believed killed. counts believed to have contained Leeds Inc. confidential. HARTFORD — The Democratic-controlled state House of Africa), finding money for educa­ mobilized the largest shareholder remaining investments in South The explosion occurred 9,900 feet above the ground — nearly at Iran-contra money. U.S. District Authorities also filed suit to seize tion is far from sufficient to deal NASSIFF CAMERA SHOP Representatives on Thursday rejected a Republican proposal resolution program ever under­ Africa and to "dedicate dividends the summit of Mount Etna, the officials said. Judge Aubrey E. Robinson Jr. assets of the firm, which has offices Anti-apartheid activists called it with the Issue of apartheid. We feel ruled that the action would violate 639 Main Street that would have exempted meals costing up to $3 from the state taken by an institutional Investor. from them to causes such as black In recent weeks, experts have noted an increase in volcanic in nine cities. U.S. Attorney Ru­ a cosmetic solution, perhaps aimed companies should end all business That program asks 121 American Secord’s Fifth Amendment right sales tax. education and social Justice is the activity on the southeastern slope of the volcano, where the dolph W. Giuliani told a news Manchester at staving off calls for a pullout of ties in South Africa." companies to pull out of South against self-incrimination. Lance Currently, meals under 02 are exempt. result o f ... an extensive study by a explosion occurred. conference he believed it was the South Africa at Carbide’s annual ’The committee, formed in 1953, is Africa unless the process to dis­ Morgan, a spokesman for the The House voted 07-55 to defeat the GOP proposal, which was special committee of UCC’s board first time the government tried to meeting next week. the oldest anti-apartheid group in mantle apartheid has started by of directors.” special Senate committee investi­ seize part of a brokerage’s assets 643-7369 an amendment to a bill exempting from the sales tax Mon.-Ssl. 9-6 / Thurn. 9-8 Union Carbide said It hopes to the country, Knight said in a next month. He said, however, the company Hearings for Marine guards delayed gating the Iran-contra affair said: because of a narcotics violation. non-alcoholic beverages that are part of a meal costing less than receive about $1.3 million in divi­ telephone Interview from New Ronald S. WIshart, a vice presi­ retains the right to divest its "W e intend to seek an expedited 02. The bill itself was approved 102-37. dends this year from Its interest in York. dent of public affairs at Union remaining investments in Itouth WASHINGTON — Separate hearings to determine whether two appeal." The House also rejected a Republican proposal that would have South Africa. The company holds SO Damu Smith, executive director Carbide In Danbury, said the Africa "a t any time should we U.S. Marine guards will be court-martialed on espionage charges —The Washington Post reported DISCOVER THE "PLUS" IN JEANS-fPLUS! exempted college text books from the sales tax. The exemption percent of Elektrode Maatskappy of The Washington Office on Africa, company does have a resolution to determine that doing so would are being delayed for several weeks. today that North held negotiations would have cost the state 01.5 million a year in lost sales tax Van Svid Afrika, which produces another national anti-apartheid divest before it, but said the hasten the end of apai^eid.” Attorneys for Sgt. Clayton J. Lonetree requested and received alone with Iranian officials during a revenues, sponsors estimated. graphite electrodes. group, called Carbide’s plan "a announcement was not timed to Kennedy said the study "con­ a 3'A-week delay In pre-trial hearings Thrusday in order to secret U.S. mission to Tehran last "The real issue with Union no-benefit Band-aid solution to the mollify criticism. vinced us that this approach can review more prosecution evidence that he let Soviet agents into year and ordered that a planeload Carbide is not the philanthropy that horrendous problems now confront­ "That (resolution) certainly help the black majority bring about the U.S. Embassy In Moscow. of U.S. weapons be sent to Iran from House approves finance-charge cap they are contributing,” said Ti­ ing the black people of South helped to bring into focus what we positive change and prepare for the William M. Kunstler, an attorney for Lonetree, criticized the Israel as part of an arms-for- 7 mothy Smith, executive director of Africa.” were to do,” Wishart said. "The hostages deal. North held his talks post-apartheid society in South 7 military Thursday for imposing a "gag rule" on him that the Interfaith Center For Corporate Anti-apartheid critics also HARTFORD — The state House of Representatives on easy answer Is to divest. It’s not Africa’s future." prevents him from discussing the nature of the evidence or what May 28,1986, while other members of the U.S. delegation were asleep, Thursday unanimously approved a bill keeping retail credit transpired In a closed hearing room during the day. finance charges at 15 percent a year. and the deal was canceled by The House rejected an amendment lowering the maximum mission head Robert McFarlane, Interest rates Connecticut banks could charge on credit cards to former national security adviser, New drug policy draws Teamsters’ ire who ordered the plane to return to 13 percent. The maximum rate now Is 15 percent. AIDS hits black, Hispanic women Tel Aviv before it entered Iran, the Originally, the bill would have allowed retailers to charge up to NEW HAVEN (AP) - The medical test to determine if they been asked to take the teat. CHICAGO — Seventy percent of women with AIDS in the Post reported, citing unidentified 17 percent if their credit plans did not Include annual alcohol abuse without necessitating International Brotherhood of are unfit to perform the Job. any drug testing,” C3ieverie wrote The policy was developed by United States are black or Hispanic, a fact that may have been sources. membership fees. Teamsters is challenging the legal­ The policy requires new em­ In the complaint. Sikorsky personnel in cooperation obscured by efforts to avoid stigmatizing minorities, said an Limited immunity compels a But an amendment proposed by Rep. Patricia A. Dillon, D-New ity of Sikorsky Aircraft’s week-old ployees and those coming back "This Is an unnecessary intrusion with its parent company. United editorial today in a leading medical Journal. witness to testify before Congress Haven, capping the retail rate at 15 percent was approved 79-64. drug and alcohol testing policy. from a layoff to take a drug test. upon the privacy of employees,” Technologies Corp., Bowman said. These women, and women in general, should be targets of but guarantees that the testimony Another successful Dillon amendment caps finance charges Teamsters Local 1150, headed by Employees who are involved in an Oieverle wrote. C3ieverie wrote in his complaint educational campaigns about the deadly viral disease, said the cannot be used in any crflhinal for credit-card cash advances at 15 percent. James Castelot, are slated to accident at the workplace could In his complaint, Cheveiie asked that the union had asked Sikorsky to commentafy in the Journal of the American Medical prosecution. The witness can, how­ The bill also requires retailers to disclose information about appear in federal court in New also be asked. No random tests are the court to block the company discuss drug testing during con­ Association. ever, be prosecuted on evidence their credit and Interest terms on application forms and written Haven Monday in an effort to planned, but anyone who refuses to from using the new policy on its tract negotiations in January and ’Twenty-six percent of the women who got AIDS last year got it gathered independently. solicitations mailed to Connecticut consumers. suspend the Stratford-based com­ submit to a test may be fired. 6,000 union employees until the February. from male sexual partners, compared to 12 percent in 1982, said a Walsh is expected to submit The House rejected an amendment that would have barred late pany from implementing a testing Hartford attorney Robert Chev- local can pursue the issue through study accompanied by the editorial. sealed evidence on Poindexter to a charges on top of annual finance charges. policy the union calls "harsh." The erle, who represents the union, has binding arbitration. The company, however, an­ federal Judge before any of the union filed papers for a temporary said the new policy is unnecessarily The new policy went into effect nounced its intention to implement congressional testimony is made restraining order on Wednesday. oppressive and replaces a long­ this past Monday, according to a program without consulting the Computer from doomed rocket found public, in order to establish what Pulitzer plays had Yale roots Under the Sikorsky policy, a standing, effective policy. Sikorsky spokesman James Bow­ union, he wrote. evidence was gathered before supervisor who believes any em­ "F o r more than 20 years, the man. He said prospective em­ Neither (%evrie nor James Cas­ CAPE CANAVERAL, Fla. — The flight computer of a doomed Poindexter’s testimony is given. NEW HAVEN — The managing director of the Yale Repertory ployees are under the Influence of employer has effectively disci­ ployees have been tested already, telot, the head of the local, could be satellite rocket has been recovered intact and its memory could Meanwhile, Poindexter’s imme­ Theater says he's "very proud" that the winner and one of two drugs or alcohol may require a plined employees f o r ' drug and but that no current employees have reached for comment Thursday. disclose whether lightning destroyed the booster, as investiga­ diate predecessor as national se­ runners-up for the 1987 Pulitzer Prize for drama premiered on the tors suspect. curity adviser, McFarlane, regional stage. The 60-pound metal box containing the computer was pulled emerged as a likely opening wit­ "Obviously, we’re very proud,” Benjamin Mordecai, the from the Atlantic Ocean Just offshore ’Thursday by a fishing ness when the public congressional theater’s managing director, said Thursday. G rannie’ prison cakes come without hacksaws vessel. Shortly before the recovery, NASA reported the hearings begin May 5. "(Artistic Director) Lloyd Richards believes that the work of unmanned Atlas-Centaur rocket may have been hit by as many "H e is sort of a logical opening or early witness because he has the the Yale Repertory Theater starts with the playwright. He has 30 the volunteer foster grandparent " I can remember the first boy I as nine lightning bolts as it lifted off in a heavy rainstorm on MONTVILLE (AP) - They may "Right at the start he said to me, most to say about the whole case," years actively developing playwrights for the American theater. plan sponsored by the Thames hud,” said Agnes, who has been in March 26. not come bearing cakes stuffed 'I’ m going to tell you what I did and one source said, insisting on I’m thrilled that what he’s done is getting this kind of Valley Council for Community the program for five years. "He with hacksaw blades, but three you don’t have to talk to me anonymity. recognition.” grannies who visit the Montville Action. cried on my shoulder. Boy, that was anymore. I ’ll understand,” ’ Ro­ Winning the 1987 drama prize was "Fences,” by August Correctional Center offer an escape “ It’s for their safety,” said Lee tough. Some of them are like babes salie said. " I told him I ’ m not here Wilson, which premiered in New Haven in May 1085. Lee of sorts for the prisoners they call Baker, a program supervisor who lost In the Jungle.” to Judge anybody.” Blessing’s "A Walk In The Woods,” about nuclear disarmament, their "boys.” set up the Jail visitations. ‘ ‘After all, However, some of the inmates N.Y. garbage 9 One of the grandmothers said these men are convicts.” are streetwise and their experien­ 9 finished its prem ier run at Y ale last month. Agnes said she and her partners " I Just have always admired August for his integrity and his that "it felt a little funny when the Twice a week, Aghes, Rosalie and ces come as a shock to the three are "treated with respect.” conviction about what he has been writing,” Mordecai said gate shut” the first time she came Marie, all of Norwich, spend two women. ’‘As soon as they (other Inmates) turned away hours with inmates. Conversations CAKES - PASTRY^ Thursday in a telephone interview from New York. to chat with inmates who have no One young man was sure his see us come In it’s, ’HI, Granny. one else to visit them. range from sports and television to adopted grandmother would have How’s it going. Gram?” ’ said VENICE, La. (A P ) - State NIWSACTONVOUTLIT “ But we know the boys wouldn’t the reasons the men are behind nothing to do with him when she Marie. "Sometimes they ask, 'Can officials Intercepted a barge carry­ MOUnO - MONDAY - aATUHOAV' Parents of spina bifida child sue let anyone harm us,” said the bars. learned the nature of his crime. you get me a grandmother?” ’ ing 8,000 tons of garbage from New 7toAM.-S1X>a.M. woman, Rosalie, 88. Sometimes, the grandmothers York’s Long Island at the mouth of 8 NEW HAVEN — The parents of a child afflicted with spina offer advice, but they always listen the Mississippi River on Thursday She and her partners, Agnes, 67, 8 bifida are suing their obstetricians, claiming the condition should and Marie, 68, allow only their first and they develop close relation­ and refused to allow its load to be have been diagnosed before the child’s birth two years ago. names to be used in connection with ships with their young charges. B L I S S ESTABLISHED 1 8 8 2 dumped in the state. Steven and Rochelle Berman of Milford filed uit against Milford OB-QYN Associates in Superior Court on Wednesday. SWARMING Gov. Edwin Edwards said he and The suit alleged that the doctors failed to perform a test which Department of Enviornmental Quality Secretary Martha Madden would have warned them that their son, Eric, had spina bifida, a LICENSES AT FARR’S would take every legal avenue to congenital birth defect. FISH IN G TERMITES keep the garbage from being put The Bermans are suing for damages of more than 015,000. Act qukMy; smM additional ( ashore In the state. The test would have made the parents aware the need to make termitB experts - phis our technical staff “ We certainly have notified the 7 "special preparations for the birth of an affected child, or (for) ROD-REEL , - provide over a century of trained HIP O company we do not feel it is the 7 terminating the pregnancy, which is the choice the plaintiffs OKperlence. Theyl check your entire house proper use of our facilities, and we would have made,” the suit said. LINE COMB. / BOOTS ^ and help you nnid additional proMerm. suggest it go back from whence they canse.” Our Annuil R inN A N C IN Q Cocaint butt one of dty’t largest / ONLY The garbage came from Isllp, 7 ^ % e m i u w Special FHA • \#t • CONVENTIONAL • lynmOAGE mSPB^nONS N. Y., where it was turned over to a HARTFORD - Police seised cocaine worth almost 0500,000 J AIK RM A (OMPlElIHOp tUMB > NCIM private disposal contractor. It was and arrested two men in the city’s largest drug bust in more than put aboard a barge owned by tw o years. PHONE: 8 4 1 - 9 2 4 0 Lowell Harrelson, who tried to $1 Q99 f $2499 Q ^ (lispoae of it in North Carolina but Police said Thursday they found 2.4 pounds of cocaine and was denied permission by state bundles of small bills totaling about $28,000 in a raid on an authorities there. unoccupied apartment in the Bellevue Square housing project. Charles Weidner, chief engineer ’’This is sure to have a temporary impact on the street sales of Moh. t« S«t. BLISS T«I.A4S-7111 of Islip Resource Recovery narcotics In this city,” said Lt. Brian Kelley, head of the vice and FARR'S Svn. 11 t« S f H f Agency, said said he was certain "YOUR FASHION JEAN STORE narcotics unit. "This was the biggest seliure in a long time.” 2 IMii St. THE OLM IT AND LARQE«nN CONN. that the load was commercial solid waste. 27 WAffREN ST • MANCHESTER, CT • TEL fi49 5358 $ — BfAWCHE8TER HERALD. Friday. April 17. IW7 MAHCHEBTEB BBM l P i rridae. Amtt IT. M M - f OPINION BUSINESS Heartburn best s fa c k RUES’nON: fund’s performance bnsed ob Nn old ono-Unerr "Why is everybody Hiis is in le- "total return” —the gain In value of always picMn* on mo?” and"Bven ■poose to the the investment. ta82ng into aoeouat pamiRdoce have < is welcome column in which the reinvestment of dividends and a reader told In v e s to rs ’ e a ) ^ galna dtatributloHS, INJRSnON: Iworfefbpabrofcar- you he had in­ On Ant basis, the And Ad dealer selling load mutual ftmds. hi vested 818,888 in G f M e provide the investor wHb a total the Arse yean I have been in this The Eighth Utilities District’s offer to a mutual fund two-year return or27.82percent, for beslness; I have never seen a surrender its entire sewage-coilection and, over two William A. Doyle a 18.81 percent annual average. no-load ftmd wHh performance as operation to the town of Manchester, for a yearn received That’s net bad at aD. Compared to good as a load ftmd. Hove you? Mars Journey 82,442.18 in divi­ many other Investmenu , it’s quite price, is indeed a drastic departure from the dends and capi­ district's past position. 1 ^ good. However, it is not as good as ANSWER: Tve seen lots in the 38 tal gains distri- many other mutual hmds. years since I was first assigned to Eighth District President Walter Joyner butions, which he reinvested to buy ANB88BR: OK, Til adndt tobeing ftatisties from Upper Analytical cover mutual ftmds. H en are some offers hope more ftmd shares. He said that overly harsh on that mutual fund. Services bic., which tracks the recent examples. said Wednesday night that the proposal has made his cost 812,442.10. You But it must be pointed out that, by mutual ftmd performance, show b Upper Analytical Services’ given everyone on his side lots of heartburn. agreed. redeeming Ms shares, that investor Aat average total return on mutual Abulathm of the SObest performing But another district negotiator, James Sarles, He alao said; based on the current will have a taxaMe gain of Just funds was 28.96 percent in 1988 and mutual ftmds for 1988, 22 w en for detente price of the hmd’s share, Ms 8128.6 1. 15.67 percent in 1986. no-load, Ave wen low-load wfth A observed that giving up the sewer system investment is worth 812,782.71 and Iliat’s because reinvested divi­ A commissions of no m on Aan 4.5 doesn’t mean giving up the whole house. WASHINGTON — The United States and Soviet calculated he bad a gain of only dends and capital gains distribu­ tRIESnON: As a broker, I percent and 23 wen b n load. 8820.61. Again, you agreed, called tions increase the investor’s "ba­ collect commissions when I sell A study of 542 equity mutual The district’s price for the sewerage, Union are close to reaching an agreement that that mutual fund a “clunker” and could lead to the Joint exploration of Mars. On both sis” — cost for tax purposes. HBs shares of load mutual funds. Why ftmds conducted by Morningriar roughly 15.5 million, might seem high. But adviser^ him to redeem his shares. basis is 812,442.18 - the 818.660 he does the press continually minre- Inc., and puMIshed in the Dec. 1, sides of the Earth, astronauts and cosmonauts are originally invested plus the without analysis, a request for any amount eager to explore that distant speck in the starlit preeent the facts by always telling 1986, edftkm of The Wall Street might seem high. It will not be easy to I disagree. His 818,808investment 82.442.10 he reinvested. The differ­ readen they can get "sometMng Journal, Aows Aat on avenge, sky. increased 82,782.71 in two years. ence between that 812,442.18 basis for noAing” wiA no-load mutual no-load ftmds had slight perfor­ determine the value of 26 miles of sewers, a The sheer size of the venture to Mars, the That’s 27.62 percent, an average of and the 812,762.71 he would receive funds? mance edges over load funds in the P pumping station and other equipment. enormity of its demands for technology, the 13.81 percem a year. Is that a by redeeming would result in one-, three-, live- and 18-year P unlimiM possibilities of the future it portends clunker? If so, there are lots of 8328.61 taxaMe profit. ANSWER: Even though 1 read a periods ended Sept. 38,1986. The proposal is probably giving town of would dwarf the differences and vanities of the past clunkers in the market. You, of course, are figuring that lot of newspapers, I can’t answer This means then is no conclusive Manchester negotiators heartburn, too, and open a new page in Soviet-Annerican relations. for the entire "press.” Ihit 1 never evidence Aat either load or no-load RFefMto because they’ve been presented with an offer The idea of a jloint Journey to Mars was wrote — and I never read — what funds a n always the best per- formalized by the Young Astronauts and Young you claim we are always telUng formen — by wide margins. they can’t refuse. The town must control the people. Shape of things to come Cosmonauts when they met in the Soviet Union last Buaineaa In Btief But you sAit off wfA an advan- sewers, and the town has already offered to Washington Wire In Ais column and eieewhere it Age WfA a no-load fund, because sell its Buckland firehouse. Only the terms October. They were caught up in the vision of space has been explained that Investors 188 percent of your money is ResBBfch workgr Judy Heidon chBcks tha fl«xibl« remain to be negotiated. exploration and agreed they should share the space Formica bacomat DP officar can avoid p ^ n g commissions by inveried. WHh a load fund, as much bladd«r of a combination waahar/dryar dasignad and adventure. On their own initiative, they adopted a buying shares M no-load mutual as 8.5 percent of your money can be HARTFORD — The promotion of Charles Formica to data mada by tha Whirlpool Corp. of Banton Harbor, Mich., for simple three-word resolution, "To Mars f n ^ . That’s a flnancial fact of life Aken out for commissfon—leaving tha U.S. mannad spaca station. Tha bladdar channala A fear of the yuppies Together,” a common slogan that defines their processing officer, information systems development, has been the puMic is entitled to know about, you wHh 91.5percent invested. As a goal shining on the far horizon. announced by Connecticut Mutual, a member of the CM Alliance. although you evidently feel other­ resuH, your funds shares have to watar to tha antira load, anablaa clothas to ba claanad in Formica Joined the company in 1888 as a computer operator, By Donald M. Rothberg Grant’s organization puts out a evangelical feels for having sat wise. rise 9.3 percent in value befon you zaro gravity and is ona of four appliancas Whirlpool Is ANOTHER JOINT space mission is opposed, computer operations, and was promoted to programmer trainee, Your lament brings to mind two Extra hours "Biblical Scorecard” on what it out the civil rights of the ’60s and bnak even. making for tha spaca station. WASHINGTON - On the reli­ however, by Pentagon hard-liners who contend programmer training, in 1983, and calls "the family-moral-freedom letting the liberals seize the high later that year to programmer, gious right, where political influ­ issues.” Those issues include not that past space cooperation helped the Soviets ground,” Grant said. improve their missiles. In 1975, American information systems development. ence has grown for a decade, there only abortion and school prayer, "There could be a natural In 1984, Formica was ap^nted for the mall now are fears of a yuppie takeover but also support for increased astronauts and Soviet cosmonauts linked up in GM warns of end to U.S. car assembly alliance between black and white space — a dramatic rendezvous between the Apollo programmer analyst and, after re­ of the Republican Party and talk defense spending, "Star Wars,” Christians,” he said, citing strong and Sojmz space capsules. According to a ceiving several more promotions, DETROIT (AP) - General Mo­ Chrysler Corp. now buy moat of of an alliance with blacks. and aid to anti-communist insur­ concern about education anddrug was appointed systems program­ stop buildbg automobiles in the Talks are set to b ^ n in July. As the battle shapes up for gents in Nicaragua, Afghanistan, top-secret CIA report, the Apollo-Soyuz tors Corp. will have to stop United SAAs,” he said in an At a bargaining convention in their components from manufac­ Three cheers for the folks at the U.S. Postal abuse in both communities. ming analyst, systems support, in assembling cars in Ae United control of the GOP in the Angola and elsewhere. cooperation enabled the Russians to improve their 1986. inArvlew in Friday’s DetroH Free Chicago Ais week, UAW Aaders turers outside Ae companies. Service who are responsible for the new "There is a quiet but profound SAAs If it is unaMe A make itself Press. "I’m sure the electronics After the auA slump in Ae early post-Reagan era, maintaining hardware, procedures and training. A resident of Manchester, he Is the said Aey would focus on Job Thursday night hours. movement toward racial recon­ The Soviets "gained a great deal from their more competitive, GM’s top labor people feH the same way. security ^rln g Ae negotiations. 1980s, GM brougM laid-off workers influence in party councils looks LED BY POLmCALLY active ciliation,” said the minister who son of Mary Formica, also of less certain for the religious right exposure to U.S. hardware and software negotiator warned Thursday. "I’m sore Ae baseball glove OM announced last November back to continue components Anyone who has ever tried to beat the television ministers such as Jerry called on white fundamentalists Manchester. "We’ve got about three to five (makers)... the shoemakers all felt production. compared with the heady times Falwell and Pat Robertson, the technology,” the CIA contended. For example, the Aat it would cut iA excess rush-hour traffic to get to the post office in * to "address some of the issues of Apollo-Soyuz mission helped the Soviets to years to either get our act together the same way, but it’s all gone,” he manufacturing capacity by 1990 by "Maybe we were foolish, but at time to buy a 22-cent stamp — only to find the during the first six years of religious right captured public concern to blacks." or get out of the business,” said said, referring to former U.S.- that time we committed ourselves Reagan’s presidency when funda­ "improve their capabilities” at operating a Development expo shutting down nine assembly plants place closed at 5 p.m. — would cheer, too. attention In the late 1970s by Alfred Warren, vice president for based industries that have moved and partially closing two others at a to Ae UAW to try to do the work mentalist ministers exulted over mobilizing their followers and command center. The Soviets also "spent several REPUBLICAN PARTY lead­ hours training on U.S. equipment.” They brought eel In Cromwell industrial relations at the world’s manufacturing abroad to cut cosA. loss of nearly 30,000 Jobs. Since in-house,” he said. The extended hours on Thursday are a the presence of a kindred spirit in claiming to bring millions of new No. automaker. ers trledtoforgea similar alliance home valuable lessons learned from the exhaustive 1 OM spokesman Howard Erick­ then, it has announced an addi­ convenience to every working person. They the White House. voters to the polls in support of in 1986 without much success. HARTFORD — Connecticut’s first The remarks came as GM son said Warren had voiced that tional plant closing and the sale of a They had become a force in the conservative causes and pre-launch simulations insisted upon by the statewide "Development Expo” feat­ prepared to enAr contract Aiks are long overdue. GOP leaders said Macks were Americans. concern many times in Ae past. plant. THE PACKET Republican Party — their opposi­ candidates. being taken for granted by the uring real estate and small business with Ae United Auto Workprs union Warren will lead the manage­ Warren said GM was losing Not every post office in the area, tion to abortion and the Equal Robertson is aspiring to the 1988 The hard-liners argue that the United States still opportunities is scheduled for the for a new labor agreement. The ment bargaining team during nego­ competitive ground because it was Democrats and that Republican has a superior space technology and that a Joint WITH THE unfortunately, will have the extra hours. Rights Amendment became part Republican presidential nomina­ economic policies would be more Cromwell Treadway Inn on May 11. UAW’s pacts with GM and No. 2 tiations covering the contracU of the only automaker that continued of the GOP platform. But now, Mars expedition would produce spillover into Charles Formica Municipalities and non-profit Ford Motor Co. expire Sept. 14. 380.000 hourly workers. Ford has to manufacture most of iA own RED HEART There will be no change in the hours for post tion, an effort not universally beneficial to blacks in the long groups interested in reserving booth according to conservative activist cheered by his fellow evangelists. run. Soviet military programs. They point out that 85 "People cannot believe we could 110.000 UAW-represented workers. components. Ford and No. 3 offices in Coventry, Andover, and Hebron. Gary Jarmin, there is a "yuppie percent of all Soviet space launches have been space should contact David Martin in Cromwell, phone 632-3422. Falwell, who is supporting Bush, At the same time, the Republi­ Information on small business booth reservations and general But it should not be long before these towns, strategy" being pursued by some has expressed misgivings about military missions controlled by the Strategic cans got involved in a ballot Rocket Force. registration information can be obtained from Frank Silva at the too, get extended hours. As one postal official Republican strategists who want the Robertson campaign, calling security program party leaders state Department of Economic Development in Hartford, phone said this week, it is a “customer-oriented” to play down the religious right's it “ a very precarious claimed was aimed at detecting YET MANY EXPERTS say that the Soviet Union 566-4051. LISTERINE ROLAIDS business. social agenda and concentrate on undertaking.” voter fraud, but that the Demo­ is now ahead in space research and that the United The expo begins at 9 a.m. and ends with a cocktail reception at 7 conservative economic Antacid Tablota 7 Grant and Jarmin expressed crats argued was directed at States would have the most to gain from a Joint 4:15 p.m. Registration fees range from 810 for general admission Speaking of "customer-oriented,” what proposals. concern that if Robertson stayed purging black voters from the Mars mission. The world’s most eminent authority to 830 for admission, iqncheon and the cocktail reception. about opening the post office all day in the GOP race "for the long rolls. on the subject. “Jane’s Speceflight Directory,” Saturday? The post office now closes at noon, "THEY ARE LEADING the haul” even if he had no chance of The publicity over that program claims the Soviet Union has a 10-year lead over the* party astray,” he said of such Secretaries’ group plant meeting and all-day hours would be a vast winning the nomination “his cost the GOP dearly in black United States in space exploration. In its 1986 You Can Faal at Homa With Ua Rag. »3" strategists, impiying they were in leverage is going to be less than • MANCHESTER • ROCKVILLE • WINDSOR improvement. precincts and contributed to the edition, “Jane’s” declares; "The Soviet lead in The May meeting of the Greater Enfield Chapter of Rag. *2" the camp of such presidentiai what it could have been.” strong turnout for Democratic space is now amost frightening.” Professional Secretaries International will be held May 12 at the • EAST HARTFORD • HARTFORD (2) aspirants as Vice President • CLINTON • OROTON • PUTNAM He added that "a wise move for candidates — a turnout that was a The surge Into space has been accomplished by a Ramada Inn, Route 75, Windsor Locks. A sociai will begin at 6 32 ox. Bottia George Bush and Sen. Bob Doie of Pat would be to withdraw and major factor in the defeat of four rush to develop space weaponry. Should any nation p.m., foiiowed by dinner at 6;30 p.m. The program inciudes 76 Ct. Bottia Lttters to the editor Kansas. throw support to the guy he Republican senators in Southern gain military control of space, it would be able to annual meeting and election Of officers. "If Bush wins the nomination, I thought would be the best,” and states In 1986. dominate the Earth. The two superpowers, each Reservations can be made by cailing Mary Rickson at 285-9781. The Manchester Herald welcomes original guarantee you most conserva­ thereby retain greater influence letters to the editor. If Grant is to forge a coalition determined to prevent the other from achieving MISS BRECK OLD SPICE ^ REACH tives are going to waik,” Jarmin in the writing of the party with blacks he will have to this, are militarizing space and so-called "star MICATIN Letters should be brief and to the point. They said over breakfast this week with platform. wars” capabilities. Symposiums planned at CCSU Hilr 8pny Stick Deodorant Qantle Toothbruah Spray Powdir should be typed or neatly handwritten, and, for overcome the perception among a reporter and the Rev. Robert blacks that conservative whites. Military rivalry in space could evolve into a NEW BRITAIN — Two three-day symposiums delving Into new ease in editing, should be double-spaced. Letters Grant, chairman of Christian THE MOST SURPRISING view must be signed with name, address and daytime Including many fundamentalists world war fought with nuclear weapons. This has machine and manufacturing management technologies will be Voice. expressed by the two men was the did not sit out the civil rights given urgency to the idea that the superpowers held in May for more than 200 Connecticut manufacturing $ \ A 9 $ 2 9 9 telephone number (for verification). But where to? A third party? need for the religious right to must somehow Join in a leap of faith If we are to The Herald reserves the right to edit letters in the movement but opposed it. concerns at Central Connecticut State University. "Down the track maybe," broaden its base, particularly by banish the specter of global annihilation. The first series will be May 5 to 7, the second May 19 to 21. interests of brevity, ciarity and taste. Rag. »1*» Rag. •3» Grant said. appealing for support among Donald M. Rothberg is the chief The keys to peace on Earth may lie beyond the The fee for all sessions is 8495, for a single session 8195. Rag. *2" Address ietters to; Open Forum. Manchester "The Repubiican Party is elit­ blacks. Earth. For a grandeur awaits us out there that puts Program details are available from the Spectrum Group, 575 Rag. •I'* Herald. P.O. Box 591. Manchester. CT 06040. political writer of The Associated ist,” Jarmin said. "There is a guilt trip the white Press. the Earth In its proper perspective — a fragile Campbell Ave., A-25, West Haven 00510. 7 ox. Can 2.5 ox. 3 ox. Aaroaol biosphere, a dot of green and warmth, in a universe Inconceivably vast. Together, the United States and Soviet Union Students spend less time In the sun Ancient crucifixions shrouded in mystery could pool their resources and embark on the HARTFORD — Hartford area college students are'spending STERICON STERICON BENADRYL greatest of all adventures; the exploration of less time In the sun and more time filling temporary positions as Saline Spray Cream WASHINGTON — According to the Gospel of literature regarding crucifixions, and his space. To find the keys to peace, we must seek the they seek to gain closeup views of the business world, according Solution keys to infinity. Let it begin with a joint expedition to the local manager of one of a leading temporary service Luke, the 23rd chapter, Jesus Christ was taken to a conclusion is that there may be discrepancies in the $ 1 9 9 hill outside Jerusalem, and "there they crucified biblical text. to Mars. company. "College students now comprise 10 percent of the temporary .05 DZ. him along with the criminals, one on his right and Out but not down $ ^ 9 9 $ 2 ^ 9 the other on his left. And Jesus said, ‘Father T o m FOR ONE THING, Zias does not think Christ personnel market, and we are finding this number increases, $209 forgive them, for they know not what they do.’” Former Rep. George Hansen, R-Idaho, who significantly during the summer months,” said Donna Snipas, bore the cross through the streets of Jerusalem. He branch manager of Olsten Services’ Hartford office. "Approxi­ Rsg. *2** The crucifixion. It is perhaps the most storied, T i c d e may have carried part of it but not the entire thing. recently served six months in prison for Rsg. •2'* and certainly one of the most emotionally financial-disclosure violations, still maintains his mately 500,000 students are using this time to find employment in 2 4 t m 9 Zias says that the crucifixion pegs were planted fields they find challenging,” she said. 9 innoncence. Active on the lecture circuit, Hanen 12 ox. 8 ox. Bottia Kspsasls Dr Tablets Elixar - 4 oz. excruciating executions in history. The telling is permanently in the ground, and the victims and the According to Snipas, the trend in recent years to establish that Christ was made to carry the cross to Calvary, crossbars were then tied to the poles. takes a few swipes at the federal prison system. Democrats in general — and the Democrat who successful careers at a young age has made obtaining summer where he was nailed to the wood, and as darkness And Zias says "tied” is the correct word. He temporary positions a more popular means of testing came across the land he bowed his head and notes that people were rarely nailed to crosses, beat him by less than 200 votes in 1084, Richard professional interests. expired. they appreciated the spectacle of the form. Zias because they could wiggle free. He also points out Stallings. "I’d rather have my prison record than Concerned about But for all of the ancient conceptions, and the says the Romans crucified hundreds of thousands that the Bible does not specifically say that Christ Stallings’ voting record,” says Hansen, "because descriptions in at least four principal segments of of people; one official, Crassus, who supressed the was nailed, except for one vague reference; "It his record is a crime.” Leadership seminar scheduled cholesterol? the Bible, the crucifixion remains fogged by slave revolt by Spartacus (71 B.C.), is said to have says only that he was crucified.” Mlnl>odltorial The Greater Enfield Chapter of Professional Secretaries SQUIBB-NOVO questions. And this Easter scholars continue to lined up 6,000 crosses in a single day. Zias thinks the historic reference to nails may be Reluctant though we are to confirm our severest International will present an evening seminar entitled HIGH QUALITY INSULIN SAVE on i debate what are seen as the myth and the realities largely a factor of theology. He says the three "Increasing Leadership and Personal Effectiveness” on May 20 of this central tenent of Christian theology. ZIAS SAYS VICTIMS of crucifixions normally points might refer to the Father, the Son and the critics’ suspicions, we have to admit that we agree with at least one policy plank of the Official from 7 to 0:30 p.m. The seminar will be held at CIGNA Corp., proto-chol. n died from asphyxiation. He says the muscles in the Holy Ghost. He says the idea of the nails did not Monster Raving Loony Party in Britain; putting all Wilde Building, Training Room 5 A and B, 900 Cottage Grove ONE OF THE scholars is Dr. Joseph Zias. He is a diaphragm were weakened after so many hours proliferate until a thousand years after Christ died, Road, Bloomfield. Natural Fish Oil Gelcaps physical anthropologist with the Israel Department without support, and eventually ceased to function. and thus may be more symbolic than factual. joggers on a giant treadmill to generate electricity. Think of It: no more power brownouts, no more The seminar leader will be Roger Peck, professor in the from Squibb $]^29 of Antiquities and one of the world’s leading When this happened the victim might still inhale, Department of Administration and Supervision at Southern authorities on crucifixions. He lives in Jerusalem. but they could not breathe out, and so they choked THE ANTHROPOLOOItT says he sympathises two-legged traffic hazards on suburban streets, no Connecticut State Universi'iv e r s i^ A Dietary Suppiement more guilt trips as we sit on the veranda sipping $799 For Use in A Totai 7 He says that he thinks the biblical and popular view to death. with the symbol, however. Every religion has its The deadline for registisgistijno! on is May IS. The fee is 815 and Rag. M* 7 of the event are in some error. lemonade and watching the sweatsuit brigade puff checks may be made payi Choleslerol Control Program That is the reason the subject of crucifixion is icons. He says Christians in IN I wanted past. IMiyMetcto: Enfield Chapter, PSI, P.O. Box 2 LItar BotHaa Zias adds that the errors are understandable. He still surrounded by mystery. The victims were not desperately to believwUiat the skeleton found in 143, Enfield 06082 Rsg.*9* says the whole subject of crucifixion is generally tom apart, as a rule, or otherwise marked, so their Jerusalem belonged to Christ, and there are some 60QELCAPS misunderstood. No one even knows with certainty remains are almost impossible to identify. Zias people who still insist that ft has symbolic worth. Stats plant 4fnsm nsw 'sntsrprlas zonst’ how that form of punishment was started; the says anthropologists have found only one skeleton Zias says he hears from the believers from time ^aitrhrslpr lirrald Regular Lente* NPH Persians may have invented it, or the Egyptians, of a man known to have been crucified. to time. He says Christians have accused him of WATERBURY — The state will create four more “enterprise somewhere between 200 and 600 years before denigrating the faith. He nays he has to approach Founded In 1M1 zones” — in Waterbury, Windham, Norwich and Meriden — Rag.»T« That skeleton was unearthed in 1968, not far from offering tax breaks to companies that set up or expand operations Christ. Jerasalem. Scientists say the remains were those anthropology from a scientific perspective, Zias leans toward the Persians. He thinks they FB4NV M. SIEFFEnr . . .niMtolwr in the inner-city areas, Ck>v. William A. O’Neill said Thursday. Ask your doctor about of a Jew who was probably killed within a hundred however, and that nwans he often comes into DOuatAS A. BEVINS The governor said Connecticut’s enterprise sone program had created the punishment in a bitarre attempt to years of Christ. Zias says the man’s name was conflict with conventional religious wisdom. . Exeeutlv* Editor using Squibb-Novo Insulin ALEXANOEn ainELLI.. . AMOdMoEdttor "captured the attention of our nation” since ft began in 1962. 3 .BH preserve what they believed was the sacred nature Yehohanan, as inscribed on his ossuary (tomb), Indeed. Zias says there is another skeleton in Six cities already have enterprise zones: Bridgeport, Hartford, of the earth. They felt it was all right to kill people, and one of his heels was pierced with an iron spike. Jerusalem that comes to mind. It was discovered in DENISE A. noaeRTs...... Advorlltine Ohoelor New Britain, New Haven, New London and Norwalk. IMM Zias explains, "but they didn’t want the victims The skeleton was reburied after an initial an ossuary in 1861, and was marked "Jesus, son of MARK F. ABRAITIS ... BuUnwt Manasor The governor said that in the past five years, 8148 million has stretched out over the ground.” SHELDON COHEN Compoamg Managar investigation. But Zias has won part of his wide Joseph.” Borry, Mas cond ades, the inscripUon was ROOERTH. HUOBARO .PiaaaroowManagar been invested in 827 projects within the sones, creating or Then the Romans adopted the custom. They did reputation by studying cast re-creations of the merely a coincidence; the names, he explains, JEANNE a mOMERTH. .. OroulaHon Man agar retaining 9,466 Jobs. SALE START$ TODAY END$ APRIL 2$, 1987 not have a particular reverence for the soil, but remains. He has also looked at volumes of were among'ttw'most popular of ancient times. ■ - MANCHESTER HERALD, rridwr. April 17.1W7 MAWCHgOTgR HERAUK n k k *. AarU IT. m t -•

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Simione, does not return the affection. As he makes Mona Goin of Mancheater; three blindness stop vision the transition to "talkies,” he falls in love with a young actress, Kathy Selden (Cynthia Ferrer). She ' Anu none of their specifications supervision are eight carpenters and grandchildren, Monia, Phutgerand Bv Gooree Espor traffic, although five double-barreled Wilier Gojn. all of Mancheater; and Is one of the few women he’s met who hasn’t fallen either. They’re not going to w rite a lai^rers. SAN FRANCISCO (AP) - Harry in 2 houra 57 minutea, aetting a Fake Rx brings charges for his matinee-idol charm. T h e A ssocia ted P ress ones are left in the country.” mess of stuff that they don’t know what aeveral niecea and nephewa. Graton is doing his best to save this The funeral will be Tueaday at Cordelloa’ blindneaa haa been leaa a world record (or the blind, and Simione haa a glorious baritone voice that seems they’re talking about and have us He treats his bridges protectively, 10; 18 a.m. at the John F. Tierney handicap than an inconvenience aa completed the grueling Ironman A Manchester woman charged two narcotic painkillers. patients, police said. to move through a song as effortlessly as if he were ASHLAND, N.H. - Stoop­ piece of vanishing Americana for follow their specifications. They know fondly, almost likechlldren. Heandhis Funeral Home, 219 W. Center St., he haa run 35,000 milea and 99 Triathlon. He performa aa an last month with illegally obtaining According to an arrest report. Reilly was held on $5,000 cash holding a simple conversation. His lady-love, shouldered, shuffling along, Milton future generations. Up until six years what they read In a book someplace but wife raised five children, and daughter marathona and earned a trunk full exhibition water skier, Isa competi­ painkillers was arrested ’Thursday followed by a maaa of Chriatian Reilly initially told police that her bond pending an appearance In Ferrer, is convincing as the actress who first Graton is the last of a kind, a legacy of a ago, he rose before the sun and worked they can’t tell a piece of green wood Isabel Dittrich says, "Daddy is the of athletic awarda. tion skier and cyclist, and has set when she attempted to have a name was Mrs. Joseph Harrison — burial at 11 a m . at the Church of the Manchester Superior Court on disdains, then becomes involved in films. fading Americana he’s dedicated to well into the night, as late as 9 p.m. from a piece of dry wood.” only grandfather I know of who carries Aaaumption. Burial will be in Eaat On Monday, the 49-year-old Cor­ national records or won events for prescription for a depressant re­ the wife of the person for whom the Monday. Of the leading characters, however, perhaps the preserving. Now he quits about supper time. He delloa will line up to run hia 100th at the blind in speed-skating, swim­ filled at a local pharmacy. The only specifications he follows pictures of covered bridges instead of Cemetery. Calling houra are Sun­ prescription was made. Later she most engaging is the comic musician Cosmo Brown, At age 78, when most people have has taken two days' vacation in two the nation'a moat atoried 26.2-mile ming and track and field. The woman, Lorraine Reilly, 22. gave police her correct name and are those of the bridges built as far his grandchildren.” day from 5 to 7 p.m. and Monday ably played by Brad Moranz. You’ll remember him retired, he is still building and years. But his wife, Doris, under­ from 7 to 9 p.m. race, the Boaton Marathon. Six feet tall and 165 pounds, of 200 Maple St., was charged with admitted that she had obtained the A Willlmantic ihan who collected back as 160 years ago. as Donald O'Connor from the film. His soft-shoe and restoring covered bridges. stands. She Is a partner in the business, "There'a no feeling like the one Cordellos Is trim and muscular with illegally obtaining a prescription. prescription by calling a doctor at $890 in unemployment benefits in Working in the rigging business WHILE DRIVING AROUND; 7 tap routines are excellent. taking care of the books. 7 you have when you croaa the finiah a close-cropped haircut and tan Police were called to Arthur’s random from a phone book, police 1985 when he was actually working In the last 30 years, he has put up after World War II. he was asked to Graton stops at his bridges to look after In Memoriam line in a marathon,” Cordelloa aaid. that give him the look of an Drugs at 942 Main St. at about 7; 45 said. was charged Wednesday with frad- seven and renovated another 25 in the Not only has he worked on the m ove a bridge that hadbeen closed and them, cleaning away the dirt holding “Thia one will be eapecially ex-Marine. p.m. by a pharmacist who said that Reilly said that on April 11 she ulently obtaining unemployment IF YO U H A V E N ’T heard much about F errer and Northeast, including Massachusetts, bridges, but he has written a book, In loving memory of Erneat De- Simione, Smith and Moranz in the past, you’re not ended up buying It for $50. the moisture that threatens to rot away exciting.” Long past the age of athletic a woman was trying to have a obtained the prescription by telling compensation, police said. New Hampshire, New York and "The Last of the Covered Bridge the wood. Cioccio Jr. who paaaed away April alone. This is not a show headed by a real star, a Joel " I had to take it out of the river even 17th, 1961. Bom blind and “ not an athleti­ prime, he remains an intense prescription r e fill^ that had been a Hartford doctor that he had John J. Koback, 36, was em­ Vermont. Builders,” and he lobbies for their Gray or Ben Vereen. though I had no use for it,” he recalls. At one stop, he inspects the 292-foot cally inclined peraon," the San competitor whose drive comes filled only three days earlier, police forgotten to write a prescription for ployed at Datum Engineering and " I think he’s fabulous,” saysMarion preservation. Hia memory ia aa dear today The star attraction. Instead, may be nostalgia for "T h at was the first experience I had. Blair Bridge in Campton, N .H ., not far Franciaco native haa compiled an partly, he said, from having been said. a depressant for her husband, Surveying in Mansfield during the Meyer, of Norton, Mass., president of "When I go to see the governor, I go aa in the hour he paaaed away. improbable record of athletic "knocked down all my life and told, Reilly had been arrested pre­ police said. Joseph Harrison was the old songs, like “Good Momin,...... F it as a When I took it apart, the Joints all from his home. He rebuilt the period when he collected the the National Society for the Preserva­ with my overalls on like this, ” he says, achievement. ‘You can’t do this,’ ‘You can't do viously for obtaining multiple pres­ apparently a fictitious name and benefits from an unemployment Fiddle,” "You Are My Lucky Star," "Would You?” looked nice and white after 100 years. I 118-year-old bridge in 1975. Sadly Mlaaed, tion of Covered Bridges, Inc. "H e’sthe gesturing to the blue overalls he’s He haa run the Boaton Marathon that.” ' criptions for Tylox and Percocet, not the name of one of the doctor’s office In Manchester, police said. and, of course, "Slngin’ in the Rain.” thought the stuff should be saved. “ See how that car rides smoothly,” Mother, Brothera and Siatera wearing. During intermission, the hottest topic of conver­ only person in the country who knows When you can see the traces of good he says as an auto passes through. " I f sation was how six minutes of non-stop "rain ” could how to repair wooden covered Of his work, he says, "Ihavenothing workmanship all through it, you you went through with a pickup before leave the Bushnell’s stage dry. Obviously, there are bridges.” better to do. I have to keep busy doing shouldn’t let their work go to hell. ’ ’ we fixed It. you couldn’t stay on the some powerful suction systems at work beneath the Only 803 authentic and historic something and I can accomplish as seat. It was in terrible shape. W e put in Easter Sunrise Service make-believe street scene. covered bridges remain in the United much as I did 10 years a g o .... HEHASLEARNEDnotbydoingbut all new timbers on the bottom that And, Just in case anyone in the hail hasn’t had States, according to the 1080 edition of “ It’s nice to know somebody Isn’t by undoing. cross the bridge from one side to the EVERYBODY'S READING ABOUT IT! enough rain, the faucets are turned back on for the the ’’World Guide To Covered going to be able to come along and say "Y ou undo the work of the old other and all new floor planking. • A Dynamic Easter Message - Rev. Paul Knight finale, with the entire chords parading about in Bridges,” the latest available. Six you did a bum Job." masters and see how they left it 100 Wherever it was sagged down, we yellow slickers and colorful umbrellas. It’s cute, but states account for more than three- And nobody ever has. he says. years ago and they went home and overhauled it.” • Exciting Congregational Singing a bit heavy-handed. fourths of these bridges; Pennsylva­ died. It’s nice to admire what they did. Another stop is the 66-foot Bump EVERY- The bright costumes are a good foil for the scenes nia, 231; Ohio, 157; Indiana, 103; HIS REWARD Is a sense of • 75 Voice United Choir THINQ Make a new piece for a broken one or Bridge, also in Campton. which he ti cut from black and white movies that Lockwood and Vermont, 100; Oregon 54; and New accomplishment — saving "a bridge rotted piece, to replace that piece.” built with his 50-year-old son, Arnold, a UMITEII MUST Lamont are filming. These spoofs of the Grade B Hampshire 52. that’s almost ready to fall into the Graton’s work is so revered for its partner and his heir apparent — • The Manchester Salvation Army Band T I M E i O ^ pictutes of the era have a good deal of damsel BE river.” gracefulness that he currently has though Graton has no plans to retire. O N L Y I^ ^ kissing and villain slashing. "You’ve seen one, SOLDI M E Y E R SAYS members of the His workshop. In three barns behind three-quarters of a million dollars in "My wife says I’ll stop climbing you’ve seen ’em all," says Kathy Selden. society and historians estimate there his home. Is a museum of the past. The business. "E ven If you’re a pick and around when I get to be 80. I ’ll keep on ’The road show of ’’Singin’ in the Rain” cannot live were about 10,000 authentic covered barns are filled with sawdust and Manchester Center Park - 7:00 a.m. up to the publicists’ claims. This production dies not shovel man, you should have some eye doing the same thing. I ’ll be grounded, bridges in the United States at the turn timbers, a 40-foot trailer for hauling (MMn SIrtel RMr of the Library) equal the excellence of the famous Gene Kelly- for grace.” that’s all. You work without of the century. the timbers, a 1040 International Debbte Reynolds film. But it is a fine evening of He says a typical rebuilding Job clim bing.” "W e lose some through arson,” she truck, a 1055 Caterpillar tractor and A Great Way to Start a Special Day! Bring Your Lawn Chairs. AL SIEFFERTS GIGANTIC nostalgia, humor and good music. would cost about a quarter of a million He sums up his life ’s work this way; antique tools his grandfather handed Sponsored By Th# Manohotlsr Area Sonrias Commlltss ("Singin’ in the Rain” continues at Bushnell says. “ We lost a lot of them because dollars, depending on how big the ’ ‘I think it’s been successful because down, including a chisel more than 100 Memorial Hall tonight at 6, Saturday and Sunday at they were on roads that had to be bridge is. "Two of the bridges he is those who were in a position tocriticize 2 and 8 p.m. Call 246-6807 for ticket information.) heavily traveled and public authori­ years old and an adz, an axliketool for currently working on that fall into this say we did all right. We left It INVENTORY ties didn’t think twice about destroy­ smoothing wood. range, he says, are a 400-foot bridge in (America) with a lot more yesterday He works on his word. No govern­ Nancy Pappas Is a reporter for the Manchester ing them. ’The New England bridges Bath, N.H., and a 124-foot bridge in being saved than would have been 9 R E I H ^ I j ^ Herald. especially were built for one-wav ment contracts, no bids, no bonds. Ware, Mass. Working under his close otherwise.” 9 8 " ^ ^EASTER SUNDAY IS APRIL 1 9 -- Ceiebrate Easter with eggs and music 8 ASTER LILIES $ C 99 Easter weekend brings many op­ p.m., choir cantata, “ Then Came the Baptism. Cathy’s Critters, Route 83, Vernon. Tsnruri.' The Eternal Symbol of Easter" ^ ^ portunities to celebrate, whether Morning.” ■ Emanuel Lutheran Church. 10 From noon to 3 p.m., the Mad Hatter Easter Arrangamanta - Fraah Cut Flowara 6 flowers oua WAaaHOuaa la f a c k b o to t h s w a l l s .... you’re hunting for colored eggs with ■ Emanuel Lutheran Church, 7: SO a.m., Easter egg hunt. Woolery will demonstrate the way to ...ovsasrocKSD w it h t h o u s a n d s o f DOLLAHS WOHTM OF TOP HAMS BHANDS your kids in the park, or listening to p.m., cantata. “ The Seven Last Words ■ Center Springs Park, 10 a.m., groom an angora bunny, and the art of Fiowdring Plants - Tulips. Hyacinths PUNT PANSIES MAJOR APPLIANCSS....COLOH Tka, VGHm, magnificent music in a vaulted of Christ” by Dubois, presented by the Easter egg hunt, sponsored by Jay- spinning the bunny’s hair into yam. ( O w hi MICHOWAVSS, AND MOHS. church. combined choirs of Emanuel Luthe­ cees. A visit from the Easter bunny. Rl«g«r BegonlM, DsHodlls flawar ran Church and Faith Congregational Qeraniumo, Cycloimen, NO REASONABLE S unday Tonight Church of Hartford. ■ Meriden Daffodil Festival’s AxalaoM, QardanlM, VIolats, ^ $ 1 9 9 ■ The Asylum Hill Oratorio Choir Easter egg hunt, preschool through ■ At 6 a.m. Sunday, St. John the $ 0 9 9 OFFER REFUSED! ■ St. M ary’s Episcopal Church, Grade 4. Hubbard Park, West Main Baptist Polish National Catholic 7 HydrangaoM, Orango & bwM aiOAHTIC SAVIMOS ON AMSHICA’S FAVONITS with orchestra, "Requiem" of Jo­ s/»* TOP NAMS BHANDS, FOH A LIMITSD TIMS ONL Y. WE'RE 7;M p.m., a Good N d a y liturgy. hannes Brahms, 7: SOp.m., $3. Asylum Street, Meriden. 10 a.m. Church will have a mass of resurrec­ Yallow Lilias COMS BY CAH,...VAM,...BUS,...THUCK... ■ Concordia Lutheran Church, 7 ANYWA Y YOU CAM OST NSHS....BUT... OVER- Hill Congregational ^urch, 814 Asy­ • Lyman Orchards Easter egg tion at 23 Golway St. Acres of Evergreens, DONTMISS THIS SALS! trOCKEDI p.m.. Good Friday liturgy. lum Ave., Hartford. hunt, toddlers through 7 years. Route a An ecumenical Easter sunrise Rho&edendrona, Asaleaa, GREENVIEW ■ North United Methodist Church, ■ Hartford Chamber Orchestra and 187, Middlefield. 11 a.m. service will be held In Center Park at 7 Landaeaplng Evergreena, Fruit c » . 05708 ssoyss HURRY....THIS WEEKEND ILYII! 7;M p.m.. Good Friday service, in First Church of Christ Festival Choir, ■ An Easter roller skating party a.m.. sponsored by six area churches, and Ornamental Treea, Barriaa, conjunction with South United Metho­ " ’The Passion According to St. John.” will be held from 10 a.m. to noon at ’tlie celebration will begin with hymns dist Church. Music by Joint choirs. and Easter music led by the Salvation Bulba. Vines, Perennials, 7 p.m., at First Church of Christ, 280 Skating Palace East, 467 Main St., Spring $6 095 10.000 sq.n. ■ First Congregational Church of East Hartford, for kids 10 and under. Army Band and an ecumenical choir f Tools, Inaeeticldea, Etc. Main St., Wethersfield. 14 suggested Lawn Food n«o w Andover, 7:38 p.m. ’The Order of donation. Candy, rings, eggs, games and prizes led by Karen Krinjak. ’The Easter 4r-a997\f\j ’Tenebrae, an ancient rite of the Saturday for the best decorated eggs. $1.50 per message, "Doubters Welcomed,” will ^ Opan Dally 8-6 P M SUPER DISCOUNT CKHTER church, which marks the darkness of child. be offered by the Rev. Paul Knight, 445 HARTFORD ROAD-KSMNEY STREET death and burial. ■ St. Mary’s Episcopal Church, ■ Meet "Holly Bunny,” get free associate pastor of ’Trinity Covenant Woodland St., Manchaatar • MANCHESTER. CONN. ■ Trinity Covenant Church. 7:M 7:30 p.m., the Great Vigil and Church. 1 168 643-8474 owiiioAnr.-Mowemws-tn.siro«a> wwtSAr-m ^W Aym w helium balloons finom noon to 5 p.m . at I f - K^lfCH gStEK HERALD. Frtdwr. Aartl 17. IWKT ■ w c w tn n t jnBMLD.fMdhw. AtoBir. m W m m k e n d e n Lottery win dtopuM BATTLE CREEK. Mich. (AP) - Nscoffdsd in too lottu^Ka compu8er. Daffy down dMy Anlmaladtan A S8HW owner « y * BfB pay HR if snhf HP - — iheatttoiefheestoglveMllhiprlae Kleeha. TIm daily *»WB dilUea — dM dafM Ito— win b* Ym^tbaaataHteDlaBayiaahataai^tba ny e y to • ooopto srtto bought * (M M ralad IMa wwkmid at tha DaffodU raatlval at MmaOaa fbadaal wMeb po^lalaCiaaaw Cl^iB Mlery tichet 0M8 hO(w too winninE wa e^o^^to6^6e» aa wacaaaa sKwatwaamWy a P aitto Merldeii. Than will be family Rarifbrdtblawaalnad.Tbaaaaf»dbeMadlyad drive recently sponsored by Concordia Diabetes has several different forms Beal Italian 1984-86 rejected because of a bureau's c r ^ lt bureau it uses. Its membership from the central Connecticut a rea. ’The Lutheran C3iurch collected blood from 107 donors: The ( j j k your file for future lenders to . Voted Ca— aaNeot Megmlaa report; Typically, you will have to pay a evaluate. members of the club help maintain Hungarian culture, following people were presented with pins In • The creditor must provide you recognition for having donated gallon totals. D E A R D R. blood sugars that result from being Pre*eni$ A Now Divmr$l/lod Menu ' small fee to the credit bureau to But If the negative information is language and traditions through educational and should add that there aretwo other with the name and address of that June C. Roncarti, 12 gallons; Nancy W. Moffat, 10; GOTT: I was overweight or eating too many forms of diabetes; types III and TV. review your file. Odds are. It’s accurate, there’s not much you can recreational activities. • ItoUmn Cultino • Sogfood • Fowl • Siomko • Ribi reporting agency so that you know Raymond Bull Anderson, 4; Linda ()uinn, 4; Andrew told Iw a sa ’Type sweets. If they restrict their sugar money well spent. do but wait. In general, if you fail to For more information, call Schwarez at 529-6817. ”Type III occurs in some women which bureau to contact. II diabetic. Iwt intake (and lose weight), these pay a bill, it will remain on your Ruganis,3; Paul T. Kelly, 5; Randall Peck, 2; Barbara during pregnancy. ”Type IV refers A Dining Room With A View • The credit bureau must dis­ Gold, 2; Rondal Schlera, 1; Rita C. Bonito, 1; Lisa A. am on no medi­ people usually will not require to more unusual diabetes that is BY DISCOVERING WHAT Infor­ cr^it report for seven years. Roast beef dinner planned close the contents of credit files to mation Is included In your credit Risley, 1; Masae Saur, 1. cation. Now. at Dr. G ott medicine. linked to pancreatic disease, hor­ Enjoy the freth budding colors you free of charge if you request It Bankruptcies can be reported for 10 COVENTRY — Coventry Orange 75 Is serving Its age 66, my fast­ ’The glycosalated hemoglobin test file, you will get a clearer picture of years. monal changes or the side effects of annual roast beef dinner with fresh strawt^rry ing blood sugar Peter Gott, M.D. measures the specific fraction of drugs. of Spring with an exquisite shortcake Saturday at the Second Congregational Cultural weak at Luti tests at 170. I glucose that Is attached to hemo­ meal on the mountain. Church Community Center on Route 44. have no other globin. the Mood cells’ red pigment. I’m surprised that your physician Sittings will be at 5 p.m. and 6; 30 p.m., with a limit of The Lutz Children’s Museum will sponsor a weeklong- symptoms. It gives a general indication of an “ can’t explain” your diabetes to Make your reservations now fo r Easter. Cinema 120 at each sitting. The dinner Is S6 for adults and $2.50 cultural event beginning ’Tuesday, featuring films and Recently I had average blood-glucose level for the you. He or she should be able to activities about specific countries. ’The films will be for children 12 or younger. Reservations may be made an afternoon preceding several weeks. This is describe what is going on and 60 VUIo Louise Itomd, Bolton, C T 646-5161 shown dally at 1. 2; 80 and 4 p.m. by calling 742-6147 or 742-7812. test, after breakfast and lunch, acidosis, eye problems and arterl- unlike the traditional blood-sugar answer your questions In under­ Next Friday at 1 p.m., John Sutherland of NAMTPORO — The Kindred (R) FrI and Sat Warriors (R) FrI 7:0S, 9; Sot and Sun which showed a level of 113. A osdclerosis) are more common and determination, which Indicates the standable terms. Perhaps you ' ClMiiw cmoiiw CityCit — Animation Ctlsbro- mldnloht. 1:0S, 3, 7:0S, 9. — Mannequin (FO) FrI Manchester Community College will speak on SIngIs parsnts to msst glyco-hemoglobin test was within patients require insulin Injections specific glucose value at a given should change to a doctor who is BAa BT fafuiAi aiRAaa— lion (PO)^ Fr r l 7:30, f;30; Sat and Sun 7:30, 9:20; Sat and Sun 1:30, 3:20, 7:30, "Manchester’s Grandparents. ” His talk wlH feature 1:10,3:10, S, 7:40,9:30. — BeNy Blue FrI VgRNON 9:20. — Blind Date (F^13) FrI 7:20, normal range. to control blood sugar. moment. more in tune with your needs. Parents Without Partners Chapter 469 will have an the lifestyles of the Immigrants who came to cNacRT m A i Naan m t u m s m 7: IS, 9:S0; Sot and Sun 7,4:75,7; IS, 9;S0. cine IB S — Mannequin (FO) FrI 7, 9:20; SotondSun 1:20,3:20,7;20,9:20.— My doctor can’t explain what this In type II. the pancreas (which Evidently, your type II diabetes I ’m sending you a free copy of my — The Arlstocats (6) FrI 7:bS; Sat and 7:10,9:10; Sat and Sun 2,4:30,7:10,9:10. Lethal Weapon (R) FrI 7:1S, 9:1S; tat orientation meeting ’Tuesday at the home of Howard Manchester to work in the Cheney mills. Chucks Steok House has tun 1,3,4:4S, 7;0S. — Radio Days (FO) — An Amerlen Tall (O) FrI-Sun 1:30, and Sun 1: IS, 3:1S, 7: IS, 9: IS. — Flotoon all means. Can you? produces the bodty’s own Insulin) is under satisfactory control; your Health Report. 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Partin said he left school in the t ’ft- FrI-Sun 2, Come viiit our Balioon Store & Gift Shop. allowed us the freedom to make ried on Jan. 18. OONARD HK3H SCHOa 1 1l»MMtoM6«»taM n 1 that choice. God worked His will Schroeder also sentenced Mrs. eighth grade. He said he’s worried Check with US for our daily specials, 647’0489 Be* imtoleht. — The Rocky Horror WEST HARTFORD The Mimagcnwm amt Ralnliow Esincee throughilaod Friday, but He didn’t The Rev. Anne WYMer about losing his Job as a motel Ftetwrethow (R) FrI and Sot midnight. Partin to 28 days In juvenile arrange It. We did. St. Mary’s EptsctoFl Church detention. hoiiaekeeper. M - MMMOggTglt BKHALP, T M n . A p r fl 17. IW ? MiUiCHMTBII ^ ir « SPORTS Cheney bobbles away verdict to Bacon Academy B F L e n Auefor ne CnmO. scattered seven Mte. Ho straek out B y the time the inningt live and walked three. He received Bacon had batted areond , ______aoHd defensive support Aram Wilson E vert : a mole Mil grow info a II batters in all to the plate. wHb at shortstop. HShandlodshr assists s7 That’s what it must two run singles Aram Vance Fromm and one putout flawlessly. And tint Whalers go bottoms up; ousted in O T baseman Todd Tamborrf came up lo v e hMksd like to Coach BUI and MikeGulredoinf thebanroftbe Baccara, seetag one little error damage. with a couple of nice scoops around the bag. The Bobcats made the QUEBEC (AF) - AsMsIntctfiii coach Michel Bergeron. “And we whan the Hw tBquss sCsHnd tum ing open the floodgates to a seven-run "T toM you earHer we have a plays behind Athome. oa gMiteiider iniw Uii( la over­ innings. " I thought Fat He flagged down four Bacon flies the gam e at 6: IS of overtime save Umafitt back to win their fourth Faced with cHminatioa Aram the Stands 56 atop the COC standings. pitched wen enough to win,” and started an inning-ending dou­ the Quebec WonBqwes a H v I c b r y straight game from Hartford. playoffo. the Whalers came out Baccaro said. Bacon bad a lone ble play in the sixth. over Hartford ’Il wrsday afght, Ih addMon to Stastny's pair, the skating and took a 5 l lead into to It was a 53 struggle through third-inning single by Dan wnson Pelletier and Assid each col­ eliminating the W halen fronr the Nordiques also got goals from Lane dressing room after one period. five innings with Cheney pitcher off of Maguire In the first five N H L playoffs. lected two h lu for Cheney. Seven Lambert, John Ogrodnick and The Whalers opened the scoring Fat Maguire and Bacon hurler innings. Bacon teed off on a tiring "1 saw that he came out of the Jason LafirenieTe. Kevin DIneen different players had one hit apiece for the first thne in the series when Craig Athome seemingly cruising Maguire in the sixth, sandwiching goal a little and after faking him to scored twice for Hartford. wMIe Stewart Gavin knocked Quebec for Bacon. aleng. The only trouble Maguire four solid hits around an intentional the right I was able to go (0 the left Dnve Babycb and Dean iSvason nm uibbu isocimorf bad was with Ms defensive support walk. and then put the puck by him,” added goals. oH the puck behindhis own goal and Cheney's next game is Thesday Stastny said. Lafreniere's power-play goal at as ndsenes in the second and fourth at at 3:36 p.m. at home against A fed Evason in the slot. Cheney lost a golden opportunity ’The victory earned the Nor- 7:06 tied the gam e and sent the Innfngs cost hm a run each frame. Evason fired a high shot that beat to snap a 2-all tie in the bottom of the Vinal Tech. diqaes, who dropped the first two teams into overtime. NOnBques goalie Bforllu rto GosseHn on Cheney tied it in the fourth on Mark fifth inning. Krone, pinch running games of the series before winning Hartford, with its best season the Btick s i ^ at I;66. Pelletier’s R B I single. for designated hitter Mike Senerth aaCOVi ACADgMV (V) — Prem m ef four in a row, the right to meet thehr ever, finished first in the Adanns The Nordiques then tied the game 51-1-2, J o rv lt 2b 4-1-1-1, Wilson so arch-rivals, the Montreal Cana- Bacon’s leadoff batter in the sixth who had walked, stole second and 51-1-6, A n ie m o a 5 i-i-i,O~ 11 W u i irr « s 3051-1-2, I * S 'A r Division this season with a 45357 two minutes later, scoring on their Tombvrri lb 2050, cioolo e 551-1, diens, in the Adams Division final, record and 98 points. Quebec was first shot on goal as Lambert’llred a inning. Matt a a g lo , lofted an easy moved to third on Rich Assitrsbant M orro pr 51-00, WOtss r f 5250, beginning Monday in Montreal. fourth in the dMsion with a 31-3516 shot from the point past a screened popup, but tMrd baseman Jim single. TTiat put runners at the AnOtrson If 51-1-0. Totals 3V57-7. ’rite game-winning play was record for 73 points. Lint. Krone squeezed too tigMIy and the comers with no outs. But Krone was CHCNev TECH (3) — Savor ef 551-6, P keyed by a perfect lead pass from Hartford seemed to be in control The Whalers went ahead when ban popped out. caught wandering off third base too M o s u lrf o/lb 21-1-0, Poront ss/2b P Dale Hunter to Stastny at center of the game when Dineen scored at Dave Babych beat Gosselin on the much and Athome picked him off. 5 0 5 0 , DowO Sb^ss 21-1-0, M artin 1br3b ’That, as Baccaro agreed, opened 2 5 5 0 , P oltstlor c 21-21, Main I f 2 5 5 0 , ice. Stastny outskated two Hartford 6; 24 of the second period to give the stick side with a drive from about 46 Don Saucer then struck out and Krona 3b/p 1-500, Sanartti db 1-550, defenseman and went in toscore his Whalers a 51 lead. the floodgates for the Bobcats. But APpnoto feet. Maguire skied out to end what had Assid r f 3 5 2 1 . Totals 27-27-3. sixth goal of the series. The Whalers were clearly the Dineen increased the Hartford Baccaro wouldn’t put the fault for been a promising inning for Uocon Acadamy 010 W7 5-57-2 AP pDotO “It was a perfect pass,” Stastny dominant team up to that point, but lead at 13:32. He took a pass from all seven runs on that miscue. one of Bacon’s P.J. Wales scores a fourth- catcher Mark Pelletier waits for the late Cheney. CbanavTaeb 000 200 1-27-4 Quebec's Peter Stasny (26) scores the Colisee in Quebec City. The Nordiques said. “ He hit me on the move.” Quebec refused to yield and fought Ron Francis and bolted past six charged to Cheney in the game. Atborna and Ciaolo; Masuira, Krona inning run against Cheney Tech on a throw. Bacon won, 9-3. “ We had to be strong and have a back to finish the period trailing by (4) and Paiiatiar. Rochefort before flipping a back­ "The hits they had after that were Athome in going the distance WP- Atborna; LP- Moouira (1-1). sacrifice fly by Mike Jarvis. Cheney winr)ing goal over Hartford goalie Mike eliminated the Whalers, 5*4. contribution from everybody to one goal. hand that deflected off Gosselin into Liut in overtime Thursday night at Le come back like that," said Quebec Dineen was off for interference the net. Second season is providing Manchester baseball breaks Into the win column It wasn’t the way Coach Don grand slam homer. He knocked in non followed with a game-deciding walks to East. The Eagles managed Kace envisioned Ms Manchester six runs hi all. two-ran single. Softball only four Mts. “ Give them (Mercy) a lot of H i^ baseball team breaking into The Indians’ ran-making was H.S. Roandap new iife for Maple Leafs " I ’m upset that mistakes are east boalsn credit,” McConville said. the srin cotamn, but after going aided by 12 walks and seven Owl costing US winning rans,” said errors. East Catholic girls’ softball East returns to action Tuesday at sriniess in three outings he cer­ Patriot Coach Bob Plaster, who Manchester’s next game is Mon­ (4 ). coach Jay McCimvilledidn’texpect 3:30 p.m. at home aginst South Bv Th« Associated Press Patrick DMsIon tainly wasn't complaining about WP- Aronson; LP- Morcod. saw his club drop to 1-2,2-2 with the day at 3:30 p.m. at Rockville High to see such awesome Mtting Thurs­ Windsor. Ffyara 5, Rangara 0 Thunday’s 152 romp hi five Coventry toppled loss. The National Hockey League’s NHL Plavolfs innings over Hartford Public at School. day afternoon against Mercy High Tennis second season has provided two Ron Hextall. the NH L’s winning- Moriarty Field in CCC East Div­ MANCHSSTaa 081 — Koo 2b 3-550, CROMWELL - Coventry High Gagnon and Coventry hurler of Middletown. est goaltender, posted his second j.Leonard ss 6555, A.Loonord ef fonrth-place teams with a second ision play. 5350, KitsecR If 5550, Charter c made the cardinal sin of not having Kevin Banks each went the dis­ Despite receiving fine pitching Tech loses opener shutout of the playoffs, stopping 34 tance. Gagnon gave up four hits, from Lori Bilieckl, East couldn’t Hfe. The big thing is that we got a win The Owls are 52 for the season. 23-15, Lourlnltlt c 1-500, Casey rf a cutoff man hi position for a throw shots as the Philadelphia elimi­ 51-1-3, Zok 3 b 5 i- i- i, Sember 3b5 5 0 0 , walked two and struck out four. stop Mercy’s powerful lineupwMch ’The (Theney Tech tennis team lost From the second week of October and we don’t have to go back to St; “They gave us many gifts,” Race Noone If/cf 23-15, OlYesa 1b 223-1, from the outfield and that mistake nated New York from ^ n l e y Cup Banks walked six and fanned six. resulted in an I M Mercy win in All its opening match of the season throngh early April, the league’s 21 Louis. The shutout is just a bonus." (rtted. "It was not very competitive Moore 1b 1-1-1-10, Hollis ss 223-1, cost the Patriots a 52 verdict to host contention. The Rangers have not Aronson p 2055, Kosmus p 6500. Connecticut Conference action at ’ThurtMlay to East Hampton, 52. teams Jockey for playoff position, Seldom-used wing Brad Smith at the beginnlhg. It’s good to get in Cromwell High in COC baseball won the Cup since 1940. Totals 3515511. John Andrini had a sixth-inning Robertson Park. East falls to 1-1 in Singles winners for Cheney were eventually eliminating five teams scored the only goal that Wregget the win column but we have to NAUTPOaD PUBLIC (31— C.Merced action Thursday afternoon. The Flyers, who finished first in solo homer for Coventry while Matt the ACC and 1-2 overall while Mark Ference and Scott Megquire. from the Stanley Cup derby, which would need at 2:55 of the first realize Hartford is in a rebuilding pf f 1-050, I'V’VVr WswIV Oorelo p|P 1-050, WirwWViChacon Av 2b Cromwell. 1-2 in the COC and 1-3 could last until June. peripd.vHe took a pass from Wendel the Patrick Division this season, 3-550, Lauter ss/p 2-550, Boez cf/p overall, scored all three of its rans Paton singled and tripled. Mercy has an identical record. Cheney’s next match Is Tuesday at won the series 4-2 and advanced to program,” he cautioned. 3510, O.Mereed e 3-1-00, Horrlpon 3b “ My pitcher was throwing hard,” 3:15 p.m. at home against Toronto, fourth in the Norris Clark at center ice. went in alone Manchester scored nine rans in 3530, M.AIbert 1b 3-550, Oomez If in the fifth inning. A single, passed the division final, starting Monday, Coventry is at Ellington High McConville said of Bileckl. ‘‘’They Cromwell. Division, and Quebec, fourth in the and beat Greg Millen. the first inning, six in the second 1-1-05, N .A lbert rt 3-500. Totals 153-2 ball, and error scored the first against the winner of the 0. Saturday at 1 p.m. (Mercy) Just hit the heck out of the Rossltt: Ptrenca (CT) dot. Mictk 51, Adams, still find themselves in the Blues Coiach Jacques Martin said and two more in the third. Scott Panther ran. A single moved a Washington-New York Islanders Public 000 11-3-27 ball.” Bllecki allowed only one 54; Meppulrs (CT) def. Richard* 53, running for the NHL championship. Wregget made the difference. Aronson was recipient of all the Manchester 043 lx 1553 runner up and right fielder Steve Coventry 000 Oil 0-253 44; Cvr (EH) S i . Cu**en 51,14, 44; The Maple Leafs, who made the “ We gave it all we had. but you series. Corolos Merced, Luis Boex (1), Joe Talaga had to hold onto the baseball Cromwell 000 030 x—251 walk, but didn’t get any help Ka*cow*kl-Bebri (EH) def. Nel*on The Flyers had lost three of the runs and picked up the win for the Lauter (1), Anpel Oarela (3) and Oulml Kevin Bank* and Rhett Oibb*; Oop- defensively. The Eagles committed Oalpl5ColMn Po*ter 54,53,51; Evam- playoffs the last weekend of the have to give a lot of credit to the with this allowing the batter to take nen ond Pullack. last four first-round playoff meet­ Indians. Mike Charter delivered Merced; Scott Aronson, Eric Kosmus eight errors. Mercy allowed 14 Slm*orlan (EH) def. Tim Lebacher- season, defeated St. Louis 4-0 Maple Leafs.” he said. “ Ken the Mggest blow for Manchester, a (5) and Mike Charter, Oom Laurlnhls second. Winning pitcher Tony Gag- WP- Oopnon; LP- Bank*. Henry LI**151,51. I Thursday night as goalie Ken Wregget was superb, we couldn’t ings with the Rangers, including a Wregget made 19 saves in ousting get any goals by him. He was a big five-game series last year. But the Norris Division champions. part of this series. when the Flyers swept New York in Quebec, had to hold off last-place ’The Maple Leafs. 32-42-6 during 1985. they went on to the Stanley Buffalo in the Adams Division to the regular season, meet the Cup final where they lost to Strawberry still on a tear qualify for the playoffs, and then Detroit Red Wings in the division Edmonton. Toronto's Tony Fernandez is airborne as stop Spike Owen has the throw go off his The Flyers took a 50 lead on goals Hartford fires Denehy lost the first two games of the finals, beginning Tuesday night in he steals second base In first-InnIng glove. The Blue Jays won, 4-2. division semifinal series to first- Detroit. by Derrick Smith and defensemen action Thursday night. Boston short­ “ His actions reflect an incongraent attitude Doug Crossman and Brad Marsh. By Chris Dahl 7 7 place Hartford before winning four toward the role of a coach In an Intercollegiate 8myth« Division The Associated Press NL Roundiip straight Including Thursday’s 5-4 Jets 6, Flames 1 Islanders 5, Capitals 4 environment and are Inconsistent with what we are overtime victory on Peter Stastny's HARTFORD — Fired after a newspaper trying to accomplish here,” Cook said. After losing by scores of 2-0 and goal at 6; 05. Winnipeg, which beat Calgary in published heated remarks he made following two Denehy, 41, allegedly made other comments By The Associated Press In other playoff action Thursday six of eight meetings during the 51 at home over the weekend to Key off to Clemens-llke start bench-clearing brawls in a game with the critical of Connecticut assistant coach Mitch night, Philadelphia advanced to the regular season, continued its domi­ Washington rookie goalie Bob Ma­ University of Connecticut, former University of Pietras, a (fonnecticut player involved in one of the ’The New York Mets and Darryl Patrick Division finals with a 5-0 son, the Islanders have rallied for fights, and the game umpires. nation In the playoffs, winning the save," Henke said. Hartford baseball Coach Bill Denehy says the Strawberry are keeping the home victory over the New York Rangers best-of-seven series In six games. two straight victories to tie the By The Associated Press biggest losers, unfortunately, will be the team’s Denehy was also qu ot^ as saying that “ I hope rans coming. to take the series 4-2. The Flyers Doug Small scored two goals for series at three games each. Clemens struck out nine and when he (Pietros) comes up to Hartford somebody TORONTO - Jimmy Key is players. The Mets continued their streak will play the winner of the the Jets and captain Dale Hawer- “ We proved finally we could do it AL Ronneinp walked two over 7 1-3 innings. having the kind of start to 1987 that “ The thing that bothers me is that the kids are bombs his car.” of at least one home run In each Washington-New York Islander chuk and Brian Mullen added at home and we proved we could George Bell doubled to start the Pietras, who suffered a slight head injury In the Roger Clemens enjoyed a year ago. getting hurt,” the former major leaguer said game this season as Strawberry’s series, tied 3-3 after the Islanders’ power-play goals. Gillies Hamel beat Mason.” New York center Pat Toronto sixth and Jesse Barfield brawl, had been involved In an argument with Conversely. Clemens is strug­ Thursday. "W e’re one game out of first place ^ by fifth of the season led a 53 assualt 5- 4 victory. Winnipeg beat Calgary and Ron Wilson also scored for the LaFontaine said following the followed with a line-drive single to Denehy and, at one point, followed him across the gling the way Key did at the fivie starts against Clemens, Is 51. firing the coach, they’ re also hurting the kids. They over the Philadelphia Phillies on 6- 1 to advance to the Smythehost Jets, who now meet the Islanders’ victory, which sent the center that put the Jays ahead 52. field, swearing at him,” according to Denehy beginning of 1986. Ranee Mulllniks went 5for-4 with should...... keep the staffBiff the rest ■ of ' the season and.^ if " ’Thursday night. Division finals against Edmonton. first-place Oilers In the division Patrick Division semifinal series “ I thought I threw fairly well," Denehy took full responsibility for the state­ “ All I know Is that It feels a lot a home run and two runs batted in to they want, fire me after the season.” " I ’m not overswinging or over- back to Landover, Md. for a Clemens said. “ You get tested real ments, to t said parts were omitted and taken out of Norris Division final starting Tuesday in better to be 50 Instead of 53,” Key support Key. The veteran third Taking over a team that had lost 29 straight striding and I’m waiting for my decisive seventh game Saturday early with a club like Toronto." Edmonton. said ’Thursday night after tossing a baseman boosted his average to games in Division II through 1983, Denehy guided context. pitch,” said Strawberry, who took LiMfs 4, Bluss 0 Calgary Coach Bob Johnson night. Boston Manager John McNam­ He said he made the remarks after the game two-hitter over six Innings In the .428 from .353. the transition into Division I play. ’The Hawks have over the league with four rans The Islanders, trailing 3-2, tied ara. whose club came in with a when he was talking Informally to reporters who At Toronto. Wregget held St. praised Winnipeg for its prepara­ Toronto Blue Jays’ 52 victory over “ I'm Just feeling very comforta­ a 7-15 overall record this season and are 2-1 In the batted in for a total of 15. " I ’m Just the game on a power-play goal by three-game winning streak, was regularly cover the team came up to him. He said Louis to two goals over the final tion in the series. the Boston Red Sox.. ble at the plate." Mulllniks said. ECAC North-Atlantic. swinging well. I ’ve developed good LaFontaine at 11:31 of the second pleased with his Clemens’ he has never met the reporter who quoted him. three games of the series — all “ They really played well against Key started the 1986 campaign “ Roger's a tremendous pitcher and “ I ’m not so concerned for myself,” Denehy said. work habits and good things are period. LaFontaine scored from in performance. "Nonetheless. I did say those things. He wrote Toronto wins. But he said his us.” Johnson said. “ They were with three straight setbacks, but I was lucky enough tonight to have “ I ’ll wind up with a better Job.” happening.” front of the net on a rebound of Marintra 6, Athlatica 8 them down and printed them. I take full teammates deserved credit for his keyed for us. I^ e y had done their rebounded to finish as 14-11. Bos­ some balls fall in for me. The dismissal, effective immediately, stems In What happened to the Phillies Mikko Makela’s shot. responsibility. ’They can fire me,” said Denehy, strong showing. homework” ton’s Cy Young Award winner ‘ ‘On the homer, I Just don't think I An errant throw by Oakland part from the comments published In the Norwich was another poor start that has LaFontaine then set up Makela who attributes much of his aggressive coaching “ I got great support from my Jim PepllnskI scored for Cal­ Clemens, who won his first 14 can hit a ball any better than that. second baseman Tony I%illips Bulletin on Wednesday In which Denehy was meant a 1-8 record to open the with the go-ahead goal at 14:27 style to time he spent playing and learning under teammates,” Wregget said. “ They gary. last year's Campbell Confer­ decisions last year before losing to The wind was blowing in pretty allowed...... the winning run to cross theth quoted as saying "UConn has no ... class, none season. when he made a neat pass from his Billy Martin on the Detroit Tigers in 1971. hardly gave them a first shot and ence champion and Stanley Cup Key, Is wtniess this season In. two good from right, but I didn't hit it plate. whatsoever.” according to a statement Issued The Mets took a 50 lead with the own blue line to Makela. IV o bench-clearing brawls forced suspension of there were no second shots at all. finalist. starts, both against Key. high enough to let the wind keep it in Harold Reynolds started the Thursday by Hartford Athletic Director C. Donald help of two bases-loaded walks by the Division I teams’ scheduled nine-inning game “ I had fairly decent control, a lot the park. But there's no doubt in my Mariners’ decisive rally In the Cook. Joe Cowley, 52, who has an earned in East Hartford In the fifth inning ’Tuesday, giving better than last time,” said Cle­ mind that Clemens will bounce fourth inning with a one-out double “The comments ... were In fact a broad ran average of 48.60 in his two (Connecticut a 2-1 victory. A second game In Storrs mens, who gave up four runs on five back and win 20 again this year." off Jose Rijo, 51. After a groundout, embarrassment to the University of Hartford and starts. Strawberry’s two-run ho­ ir tid photo by niSo scheduled this coming ’Tuesday has been canceled. NBA Suns expected to be indicted hits and lasted only four innings in Key struck out three and allowed Mickey Brantley and Phil Bradley we will not allow individuals on our staff who mer came in the second Inning off Denehy has coached Hartford to an overall 17-79 an 11-1 loss to Toronto last Satur­ only three walks, all in the sixth. both walked to load the bases and because of their unilateral actions bring embar­ reliever Tom Hume, and it made Darryl Strawberry (18) of the Meta la welcomed by Qary bring up Ken Phelps. record since It moved up to Division I In 1984. PHOENIX. Ari*. (AP) - As Edwards said when asked about "No, they’re not wrong,” Kep day. “ I Just need to keep doing what Don Baylor filed out to end the rassment to this Institution,” Cook said. the score 7-0. Carter after hitting hla fifth homer of the aeaaonThuraday Maricopa County’s investigation of other players. told the Mesa Tribune. He added I ’m doing and it’ll all come threat. The designated-hitter hit a sharp " I ’m here to have fun,” Straw­ night In Philadelphia. The Meta beat the Phllllea, 9-3. Phoenix Suns basketball players Edwards said he learned of the that he would hold a press confer­ together.” “ I ’d thrown a lot of pitches (108) groundball up the middle that RiJo berry said. " I ’m trying to live up to appeared to gather steam, the head indictment Thursday evening and ence today to discuss the proble. The game was one of only two by that point and was pretty tired,” deflected toward Phillips, who what I can do, not the dreams of oftheprotf the probe confirmed that several called his lawyer, Reggie’Turner of played in American League. In the said Key. ‘"The game was still close barehanded the ball and threw others and what they think I should first inning in every game this catcher. I was happy to get the at that point and I think I was trying opportunity to go all the way^” 9 9 Los Angeles. The Republic, meanwhile, said other. Seattle beat Oakland 55. toward first. But Phelps collided do.” season but one. will be Indicted, and center James MCC nine loses to Mitchell Edwards acknowledged that he’s On ’Thursday, KPNX-TV of Pho­ an unidentified source considered a Solo homers by Dave Henderson to be too careful." with Oakland first baseman Ron In other N L games Thursday, The Phillies scored in the sixth on Lavalliere and Andy Van Slyke, The Red Sox put runners at both of whom the Pirates obtained un the list. enix reported that a county grand news conference likely. in the third inning and Jim Rice in Cey, and the ball rolled away The Manchester Community Col­ grounded into a fielder’s choice to MCC wom«n bow Montreal beat St. Louis 53; Pitts­ an RBI single bv Luis Aguayo, who second and third with one out In the burgh defeated Chicago 50, and on April 1 in a trade with St. Louis In a copyright story published Jury today would indict Edwards, the fourth had staked the Red Sox to allowing Brantley to score the lege baseball team lost a close 54 end the game. Baselli and Mike The Manchester Community Col­ added an RBI doijouble in the eighth ninth, but Tom Henke got Dwight San Diego needed 10 innings to for catcher Tony Pena, had three today, the Ariiona Republic re­ Jay Humphries and Grant Gon- '"There should be more Informa­ a two-run lead and Clemens seemed game-winning run. decision "niursday afternoon to Bassett had RBI singles in the sixth lege women’s softball team bowed and then scored on a single by Mike Evans on a popup and Henderson on hits and two rans batted In each. p o rt^ that the 31-year-old Ed­ drezick. who are guards on the NBA tion tomorrow,” the newspaper In control. Seattle starter Mike ’Trujillo, 1-0, Mitchell Junior College of New for the Cougars and Palmer and to Mitchell Junior College, 114, down Los Angeles 3-2. Easier. Van Slyke doubled home one ran wards, a 7-foot-1 reserve Injured team, and former Suns player quoted the source as saying. “ Things never look too good when a flyout to end the game and earn pitched seven innings, allowing five London at McCormick1 FField I (------MCC, MIhalopoulos knocked in rans in the Thursday at Keeney Street Field. New York’s Rick Aguilera went his first save. eight Innings for the victory, his Expoa 4, CanUnBla 3 in the first off Ed Lynch, l-l, and recently, admitted having been Garfield Heard. And James Kep- you're down to Roger, but I runs on six hits. He walked three $ -6, had a 2-1 lead before Mitchell, eighth. MCC played its best game of the Randy St. Claire struck out tripled in the sixth to touch off a indicted on three counts of narcot­ pel, the director of the investiga­ The Republic reported that the managed to keep the club close and “ I haven't been in that situation and struck out a career-high eight. 115, scored four rans in the seventh MCC returns to action Saturday year against the No. 1 ranked teem first of the season, allowing nine hits with eight strikeouts. Terry pinch-hitter Jack Clark with two four-run rally, which featured ics possession. tion, confirmed that the report was probe stemmed from a February we were fortunate enough to come very often this season, so it feels Edwin Nunez pitched the final two inning to nail down the victory. at 2p.m. for a doubleheader against In New England. Kathy Cummings’ runners on to end the game and Lavalliere’s two-ran double. " I don’t know anything else,” accurate. incident at a Phoenix nightclub. back,” said Key, who, in his last pretty good to come out of It with the innings for his second save. fjiNrge MIhalopoulos led the Cou- Norwalk Community College at grand slam in the fourth inning put Leach pitched the ninth. earn the Expos' first save of the gOrs with three hite while Pete McCormick Field. the game away for Mitchell. Rosy Mets Manager Dave Johnson PadrM 3, Dodgora 8 season. Palmer, ’Todd Mercier, and Willie Dias was a perfect 5for-3 for MCC lifted Aguilera because he had thrown more than KN> pitches on the St. Louis led 2-0 before the Expos Tony Gwynn had the first five-hit Gonzales each added two hits. Mitchell 001 000 400-551 while Geri Grimaldi had two hits rallied for four rans, three a game of his career and scored the Manchester 000 on 010^ 123 and three RBI. The Cougars’ next cold, rainy night. Billy Gardner and Joe Sanllllo; Mike " I ’d like him to come back with sixth-inning rally that was capped winning run in the 10th inning as the MCC had the bases loaded in the game is ’Tuesday at Dean Junior Bassett and Tony M atelll. three days’ rest,” Johnson said. by Tom Foley’s tw5run douh Padres won for Just the second time ninth inning but Brian Fox WP- Gardner; LP- Bmsett. College In Franklin, Mass. T r^ c y takes aim at Boston Marathon title "Aguilera had a good fastball and O uie Smith’s eighth-inning single In 16 games. the nest forkball he’s shown me this brought the Cardinals withinIthi one Gwynn became the first San Diego player to get five hits In a 7 7 record-holder (2:07:51 set in I960), season." and brought on St. Claire, who got record-holder in the Manchester be the finest field of marathoners siuiie. Bill Rodgers, Orlando P l u 5 condition,” he said when asked his Bv Jim TIarnav the final two outs in the inning. game since Kevin McReynolds did Road Race, Indicated ’Thursday at ever assembled. Tanzania’s Juma lato, and Pete Pfitzinger. includes Treacy on his most feared main opponents. Johnson holds onto bowling lead The Mets team record for consec­ Harold Sports Writer ft on Sept. 4, 1964. list. utive games with a home ran at the Neal Heaton, 1-1, was the winner. the Copley Plaza Hotel that he Is In Ikangaa, Australia’s Rob de Cas- Treacy’s final tuneup for Boston The world record In the event is Gwynn led o ff the lOth with his "In order of my respect and start of the season is 10, set in 1970 BOS’TON — ’The date has been the proper condition to win this tella, and Japan’s Toshihiko Seko— was an impressive win at the 2:07:12 set by Cqrlos Lopes of PtralBB 8, Cub* 0 fifth hit — a single off Matt Young. concern, would be Sekb, Ikangaa, game finals. Johnson’s pinfall of Rounding out the top five were and matched in 1978. H ie major- entrenched in his mind since Oct. 1. prestigious event. This will be rated No. 1,2, and4, respectively on Crescent City Classic lOK in New Portugal In 1968. The race will be WINDSOR LOCKS (AP) - Roo- Bob Kipper threw a four-hitter 0-3. Carmelo Martines followed Treacy. and Jones,” the SO year-old 6,181 gave him a 47-pin lead over seven-time PB A titlist Tom Baker league record is 13 by the 1984 Everything during this strict six Treacy’s first marathon since his the world marathon list — are the Orleans on April 4. Treacy's televised live by both ABC and klE Ken Johnson of Lewisville, for his first complete game and wiUi a double inside the left-field Australian said. “The quality of the Jimmy Keeth of West Palm Beach, of Buffalo, N.Y., with a 52 record Chicago (Tubs. month trailtraining regimen has been maiden appearance In the 26.2 mile morning-line favorites. winning time for the 6.2 mile ESPN beginning at 11:80 a.m. The Tbxas, won six of eight games shutout in the midor leagues. The line as Gwynn scored from first. field detracts a little bit from the Fla. Keeth’s match record was 53 and 6,068 total and rookie Ryan ’The victory enabled the Mets to channeled for this one race. Mon­ distance in Los Angelep. Also listed among the men to beat distance was 27:86. The talent­ winner will receive 140,600 and a Ihuraday night to regain the lead 22-year-old left-hander had a "When I got to the bench expectations of any knowledgeable with a 6,104 total. Shafer of Elmira, N.Y., who sweep a three-game aeries from the day marks the 91st running of the “ I think I ’ve prepared well,” the are Steve Jones of Wales, two-time laden Reid doesn’l m ir y Mercedes valued at $31,600. A total •fter four rounds of the $140,600 career-high eight strikeouts and everybody was congratulating 25year old County Waterford na­ Boston winner Geoff Smith, and “ I ’m absolutely delighted to have person, assuming that because I of $347,000 in prise money will be Greater Hartford Open profee- knocked down 6,636 pins en route to Phillies for the first time since 1972, BoMon Marathon and Ireland's FOllowing Keeth was Pete Weber when they took four- and three- walked one. each other,” Gwynn said. "Then tive said. “ It’s been on my mind America’s Bruce Bickford. This the field that they have.” the won Inst year I’m going to win again awarded. ikmal bowling tournament. a 44 record. John Treacy has one affixed goal — of St. Louis. Weber, who won the " I got ahead of the hitters and I Carmelo came up to me and said I since Oct. 1. ’This is what I ’ve will be the first marathon for Providence College graduate said. this year.’’ “ I think I’ve done my homework game sets. to win. Greater Hartford Open in 1662. got my offspeed stuff over,” Kipper had missed the hit-and-run (sign). l Bickford, who was rated No. 1 in the “ There’s going to be a crowd of Jones, a member of the Royal for this," Treacy said. "All you can Sixteen more games of match "Once again we were in a hole at trained for.” Alter leading the first round of said. "He (Mike Lavallieie) call»lle d said, 'You’re kidding me. n a t ’s British Air Force, also sees Treacy Weber, a nine time champion, play remain for the 24 playera the start,” Phillies Manager John Treacy, the Olympic silver me­ Given the veritable plethora of world at 16,660 meters in 1668. great athletes. It’s going to be the do------is keep your irfm fingers croaaed and the ProfeoslMal Bowlers Aeeocla- going to cost me $106.’ But we won. posted a match-play record of 44 before cutting to the top five for Felske said referring to the fact a great game and that always hMps dalist In the marathon In 1964 and world class talent In the fleliLthls Other notables In the field are Greg best race olthe year.’’ de Castella. as a threat. "People like John hope everything goea well on tfon tournament, Johnaon was In and a pinfall total of 6,064. Saturdajr’B finals. that hie team has been behind in the when you’re In cahoots with the It was worth It." four-time winner and course year’s Boston Marathon will easily Meyer. Arturo Barrios, Ed Eye- the defending champion and courne Treacy, who Is in very good Monday.” filtti place going into the match- K - t U O K W e g n M H E m u > . rirWhar. Awrfl 17. m t w uaKxtavatBBMAu>.rMaw.Aman.tm-n^ SCOREBOARD Jordan joins Witt the Stitt

P l n R i S M i S H o d w y 3,000 points 9 1 • 9 -4 1 9 1 >-• _9rB B I etoPRH e w w - l ______■ .“ 9 EandbcT 5 1 9 C7 4999 vipiSMrrr 4i ~ (Dong) CoHInB fluit the HnrkB are ), i A X OdoEoc LOHtoirt 3 m 9919 ■ v Th e ABBdcldRBd F tp •enfcB tlf^ CII0pBfB f f ' t o r o T ^ X 7 nVrofVWb RPYIB 59 ussrf 4999 the moot lelentlsw team in all of mmy, * M EntPailB 3119 3B 4919 1981118939 4111 C 4999 N B A B u m i d n E bashetbon,” Jisidisn aaid. "They Dale Ellis scored a career-hi^61 Mchael Jortam ia keeplac Wilt pointo as the Sonics won fbrJuAtte eWRlPlT 4999 17 3919 Chamberlata coaieaKy in the NBA ’ stopcomhM at you.’ LVRnre 4131 99r-)99 Neitherther dow MMael] Jordan. Aird time in 16 gamw. 9 9 14H — 4911 QMBIPMI 1999 record book. The (dippers finished tlwfr home *, Mti » 9 W t 49190P(hmto 3999 The tMnf-year Chicaso guard meant aoAing,” Jordan said. ‘T d ukivBim J«i7 n.y. NMwirsA I 9 4 3 4 DMMlonte 3999 season A th a 932 record and they scored 61 p o M ’nnrgday B l^ hi a rather have had the win beeauw tt 4L W.V. I hi ivTiBlwwr17:10; FirTWO, 9 4 3 4 tig d ip 1999 Kareem Abdul-JaBbar cele- have now loA iXgamesAarowaad ^ im m u m m mjt, 19:17;__ _ 4 4 3 4Mr DlPhWP 9999 117-iM low to the Atlaata Ifawha to wonM have clinched the sevenA brnttd Ms 46A Mrtiiday wiA 15 24 A38. rWff^^^O^ ^VrvlwlA IBWRRH s 4 S M l $ «toRMrl7 ^ 9 9 9 ftair York become A e second player to ever playoff spot in the Eastern potato, 16 rebounds and live asAsto. 4, iM iM i WBitK fc3» AMI. 4 OooBde, 9. 1 9 .m 9 3P8H8 1949 Ellis scored 24 in the flrA half w rS opniwni, lS;49 points in Aree consecutive games, nected on an l9foot Am per from said. "He sure doesn’t aA like he’s . 9 :9 ; NMIooTqoo W oMtoot. OMdond 3^^— itonStakp, Editord. 17. 1 toroneo^Mm; 1m m wOoHaa having scored SSagainat Indiana on the top of the key w iA II seconds 46 years old.” “ It’s time to g A ready for the ______,19:41; Okmm, m RBEEB99 ivUMh 41 3P JIB «W Sunday and S9 A Milwaukee the remaining, then added a free Arow The Jass presented Abdnl- ^to ^^MvWV^^vy ^^NF.r playoffs,” said n ils, who reached Mv(IM0rtor«ne0ki9;M 41 39 JI3 n next night. Chamberlain was the to break a I191I4 tie as the Hawks Jabbar wtth a birthday cake and m.y. TMnd Portodi 4 Qoakoe, Lottonlaro 1 Torinto4EoaMn3 4 9 9 1 9 »Baw»pr « A88 « W the 49polnt mark for the fomth ( ggrodnlcfc, E ie o rd ), 7:95 (pp) Sootfto 4 Oakland 5 V 99 JM 3M other, doing tt five coneccotlve set a franchise record wtth their the crowd serenadedMm before the time this season. " I JuA h ^ I can Om MC 7, mhmimsp fjodboeour, Hor Only pomoo odWdWod 513 * 5 1 1 4 37 O B B 37 times in 1961. 57A victory of the season. game. 1V3 1 9 9 1 1 extend that into the playoroffs. I ’m a I. Quo rrouoMnp), 9:01; l>. Jordan also scored 23 consecutive Wilkinp, who finished w iA 34 Once the game began. Earvin Toronto ST. LouH 1 (iMMIno), S:S; PIcaind, Quo EooAM tStonlov V I) of Toronto Ctoprd RCovla 3 3 1 1 9 1 y LJL Lokort scorer, playing A a poAtion where A to>,9:tt 9:39 p.m. poinM for the Bulls A the game, pointo, pot Atlanta ahead )19I12 "Magic” Johnson took over, scor­ .KOI (Moaon 91) at mtooaufcoo TMrd, they want me to score pointo. So I EdmonAin 4 C.oo Anoot^o 4 Edmonton including the final 17 of the first wtth 41 seconds left after the Hawks ing 31 pointo as the Lakers rolled. have to keep shoAing.” «inaoanoi4i Ovorllma »,. QuoPoc, P. Stoalny 4 (HlOuora99>, 7:asp.m. half, breaking the record of 18. bad trailed 161-91 wtth 7;62 left in Cotoory 4, WAmtooo 9 ------■ ------' ------i------,4 5 T p» - - M«m« Konooa dry (D. Joekaon 93) otMow York T-9;31. A-A858 : S S w Utah shoA poorly, hitting A A 36 Ttopfodtot. ApiE to SMIO on pool llbrttord 191949-44 (Enmuman V«), 7:39 p m l-A. CItoaPi 13 .159 53 ChamberlaA wasn’t the holder of. the foorih (luarter. The Hawks took percent from the field, " b A one A Kings 128, Nug^tli 117 WMWI 0t3oil Ouoboc f r iT 4 91 dM O M (Dolionn VI) afOakrolt I JX'^liaiCnWI piVVOfT ipof that mark, Jordan was, doing tt the lead A 189162 on a Jumper hy the reasons was our goiMl (fefense, ” EddA Johnson scored 14 A M s 28 ^^Tf^BO^N^totoO 9r o • Pnoor plovOppertonttloi ilontorid3of VI),-1 ), r7:38 s p p.m. .n y*^iw>to9^w_yav8Vyfa iwwff pMo wini larlai 4-3 S; OuoPoc 30T4. davldend______rCandtom 93) at EoHimera One Of the LPQA’s top stars, earlier in the season. Antoine Carr. Lakers Oach Pat Riley said. pAnu in the final quartA to lead W.Y.lilond»ri5,*m 3 1 1 - 9 8:31 — T. Lowray, D. DiNicola, 9. Wfaahbifton a* Naw Yark, 0;Mgm. only guard in the history of rolled around, I was really in beA ns three times A a row here.” Thorpe, who finished wtth 28 points. 4-3 N.Y. UP M in 9 9 9 -9 Clavatond e* Bottimora, 1:9io.m. l-A . Lahart M Son Antonie, 9:39 p.m. Mtonototo at CoHtomio, 10:88 p.m. Porllman, R. Pronh Utah of PoHtand, 19;39 pm basketball to have scored tMs many agony,” Jordan said. Johnson scored 21 points in the Alex En Aish topped Denver with Pirit Paned-1, PtiiladaipMa, Smmi 3 Oakland at Saoltio, 10:88 pm. eaUKMMHOC 8:30 — R. Pohay, A. EIpnar, D. APpketo (Ekkind, Tecdiat), 419. X PtilladilpWo, Rattollne, Sobolov SotofdBytoQaiiw points.” Jordan said. " I ’m a realist The 61 points matched Jordan’s firA half as Los Angeles bAlt leads 39 points and Lafayette Le vA N.V. WtonJtoi 0* VltaiMnoton. 7:38 o.r C re iim a n 1, 17:00. P an oltlai— Indiana at New Jartay, 7:39 pm. Konoot City at now York, 1:30 p.m. 8:45 — D. Dlftocolo, R. Gordon, 9. Naw York at Ctorafond, 9pm. Chicago’s Michael Jordan goes up for a shot as Atlanta’s because I'll know there will never regular-season beA. He scored 63 A 2918 after one qaarter and 5937 ad at _ D------« ^— 9:39 qjvy. pjl Randy Wittman defends during their NBA game at halftime. " I thought we played a good firA Rotten at Toronto, 1:B p.m. Dakrett at Mllwaukaa, 9 pm. lain. I may reach 79 points game laA year. James Worthy added 22 points for half but we also played a terrible Saeend Parted—3, PWtodiipnie, Montt Clavaland at Bolttmera, 3:08 p.m. Trahan, E. Andaraon Heuaton at Danvor, 9:39 pm. Thursday night in Chicago. Jordan had 61 points to go notooMovwi 4 0:38. 4, PtMtodilplila, Kerr 3 (Cron- 7:98 — D. Rocha, J. Braan, J. someday, but doing tt consistently " I have to give Atlanta and the Lakers and Scott bad 17. Utah second half,” Denver Coach Doug MlRWiRV Afvff man, Ekkind), 13:14 (op). PmoWiai Taxoa at Mnwaukoa, 3:38 p.m. L-A. CRtpart at Phoanlx, 19:39 pm. Minna toto at Contomto, 4:I8 p.m. McColfum, A. Walmon GoMan Stoto at Saotlla, 19:30 pm. over the 3,000-point barrier for the year but the Hawks like he did is out of the question. Dominicpie all the credit in the was led by Karl Malone with 24 Moe said. " I felt Aat we were kind * ...... ------...... to),...... 3:08;Molenay, r ' NY OoklotNf at Saottle, 4:38 p.m. 7:13 — O. Quick — K. Hogon, B. (koMkto), 4:30; VonMaMiroock, NY. Ovarten, E. Wilton won, 117-114. " B A these records and marks world and I agree w iA Coach points and Carey Scarry wtth 29. A oA of it tonight. MryadtorOa9loN(kaoklna),8;3i;Samuali- 7:39 — D. Smith, L. Dovfdton, D. Niwkl 117. B M i 114 ion, PM (MolMtleklno), 9:39; RlalBB,fMlllaaf Mortholl, O. Ralchart Qm M c yf. Metitrtql , McCrlmmon, PM (creii-ctiackino), 10:44; 7:37 — D. Rancurral, B. Gipuara, S. Kulak, NY (itaNiino), 13:48; J. Jockien, NY Daxiar, B. Bonodtot ATLA87TAJ117) ^^^JSScSmSsmSS i^ (NoMikto), 14:». NStonal L n g M itMSInft NEW YORK PNILA 7:34 — 9. Moron, P. 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Olovino Rec youth soccer clinic dates set Cox Powar-ploy Opportunitiai— Plttobufst, 4 4 .550 ~2 Carfare 4 111 Schmdl3b 3009 8:93 — P. MIttratta, B. Sullivan, B. CNKAEOflto) opens Monday night, April 27, A th Edwards 347. PagaA League — IMO, Nassiff HomeAead, D.W. Fish, Hungry _Phlttfjf>l»Mo»hjO vs M.Y. M .Y. islondtrs-I] PMloditpMalet4; NawYerkOetS. 91. LouM 4 4 .589 3 Lyontc 1999 Schoatar, H. Murphy Tiger ReAaurant, Gorman Insu­ Y^BS^^BS^Sd VdflftS^ Aouoyelb 3 133 Turner48998, Oakley9143419, CORlna Manchester Rec Departmentwill be comhictlng youth soccer 89 teams competing in Ax locAions. Ngrtkem Leagge — PM Con- Sports, Mudville Nine, Reed Con- CMtaoo 3 5 .375 3 Shwb^ rt 3114 Eaaiarir 4911 8:97— P. Dam, J.Macelena,G. May, 94999WMirvug Poxaon38998,30^333917-3181,r~9amwkwt9Mtp*N8M8« There A e 72 men’s and right struAion, Aldo’s Pizza, Keith rance, Main Pub, Century 21, Allied Oeoiiai PMlodilpMo, Haxtan Otmoti- Montreal 3 5 .388 r/i MWllanrf 1919 PorrHhe 3010 H. Gordalla Thraatt48999,Sallar859991B,BanktV999 clinics on the following dates for their summer soccer program; Aruction, Deam Machine, Man­ AtfSMS DMIMSW 34ioyai). Naw York, Vontlaitiroucfc (1913), PMiedMenia _ 1 t .111 9/2 McRvtdiir 5919 OWItionff 1910 9:18 — P. Purcell, B. DalMottro, B. X Brown9199e.Totalt473839S1M. First clinic; Pee Wee (ages 6-7) April 27 at 6 p.m. at women’s teams A nine men’s and chester Police, Trash-Away, Man­ Realty, Manchester Fire h Police, Printing, DeCormier Nissan. MOWtfSOt Preaaa (8:38 tod parlod, 17-15). Wait DivMaa 1 Htohanlb ' t S S ^ a i 4091 Clomoarf 3910 LoChepalla, C. Enobarp Manchester Community College and filing Junior High; Midgets one women’s leagues. League play chester Oil Heat. Wininger’s Strano Real Estate. ‘A’ Leagne Central — Nassiff 4-17,408. W L PA. M 4909 Jattoai 3899 8:31 — J. Griar, R. Mocolona, P. 39 a 39 37-117 Arms, Main Pub, Kleer Water M S rta 'n vM M Wafiraa Karrv Proaar. Son Pranchco 1 3 .800 ApuRarap 4 119 Cowtoyp Taato, A. Thomot a n as3-4M (ages 99) on April 29 at Kennedy Rd. soccer field and M C at 6 runs from April 27 through July 39. GymnaAics, Gibson’s Gym, L.M. 'A ' Leagge E a A — Farr’s. Sher’s PhMojfs>pf>|q vs M .Y. isloB dtrs- 0900 Company, MancheAer Cycle, La- Soadi Knox, Roy Scepinalte. Houfton 7 3 .778 Leochp 0090 Hamap 9000 8:30 — J. Oona, J. Pickant, H. 3-Pekit oeelt MeOaal PeuMd eid— p.m.; Juniors (ages 1911) May 1 at 6 p.m. at Kennedy Rd. and Upon completion A the regular Gill. AAo, Gentle Touch Car Wash, J.C. Clftdnnon 4 3 .739 1 Schvph 1090 Dvorak, J. Gorman Ookiay. Raboundi Attanto 47 (WHlto in , season, qualifying teams will com­ Penney, Manchester Medical throp Insurance, Zembrowski’s, Atlonto 5 3 .423 3 8:37 — J. Morlofty, R. Mortholl, M. “ ■ ------...... M CC; Intermediates (ages 12-14) on May 4 at 6 p.m. at Mt. Nebo. Dgpty League — Memorial M ipli Lute 4, Bhin 0 Jockaonp 9990 Chtcope fl (Jordon 19), Aaeltle—Allantot Alle pete in the town ‘A ’, ‘B ’ and ‘C’ Supply, Brand Rex Wire A Cable, Pagani Caterers, Glenn Lot Anpalat 4 7 4'A fchtadrp 3900 Clough, P. Ackarnton (Mvart 13), CMcapo 31 (Pmtan 14).-i.Tatoi Second clinic; Pee Wee East — May 2 at 9; 30a.m. at filing; Pee Comer Store, Nutmeg Mechanical Montrsol vs. Qusbtc Son Otaoe 3 S .200 8 Badrotnp 8:44 — T. Cooney, B. McMullen, P. feult AttontolTChicagomA-IS,)131. tournaments. Services. Stephenson’s PalAing, Jones Landscaping, Cummings (Tonstruction. RRnck ph Trocav, T. Cunningham Wee West — May 2 at 11 a.m. at MCC; MIdgetand Juniors — May League play is Monday through Insurance. Nike Leagne — JH C ConAruc- 0 9 9 -0 Montrool 4, St. Loult 3 379199 8:51 — B. Jonat, M. Harder, R. Ward Mfg., Main Pub/MMH, Army _ 199-4 Jill 9 at 9; 30 a.m. at M CC and 11 a.m. at Kennedy Rd.; Intermediate Thursday nights with Friday set and Navy Club. Center Congo. Charter Oak Leagoe — Tierney’s, tion, Mak Company, Washington Parled-I, Toronto, Smltk Plttotoirph 8, CMcope 0 Rlppatt, B. Colnon Lfkfra11O.Jfzx07 ranlOO^VDv^Wr 8i . . ^ 1 Sem Olaoo 3, Let Angelae 3,10 Innlnot Naw Yark 9:w — W. Chapman, T. Hickey, S. — May 9 at 9; 30 a.m. at Mt. Nebo. aside for makeup games. Manchester Athletic (Hub. (Caches Comer, MCC Vets, E l­ Social Club, JAM Grinding, AdomiDtoldia (Clork), 3:88. PenoHlei— Hunter, Srt. (rouaMno), :W; Gllmour, StL (creep Naw Yerk 9, Philadelphia 3 Critpino, J. These clinics are open for boys and girls who have previously Games in the WeA Side, North­ Rec Leagne — Telephone So­ more Associates, Highland Park Brown’s Package Store, A IIM Quatoac vi. Montreal, ttnaomory Only pamei tcheduled ___Ooma vwnnkto RBI — Strowbarry jBaatt ( » . 9___T 3 —O. . Martin, D. Potarnotfra, H. LAKERS n m A M In p ), 4:89; Oeeuit, Tor (iloaMno), Worthy- 915------889 33,A.C.a , A.C. Groan 88 8 8 IX registered. ern, DuAy, Charter Oak, Rec and ciety, Bray Jewelers, Jim ’s Arco, Market, Conn. Bank A Trust, Printing, Evergreen Lawns, All- T 5 S P i i # 2 L * E— MThompton, Schmidt, Bock- Corvay, R. Parkint AbduVjobbor 59 58 15, Scott 813 33 17, Period— None. Penoltlai— Mentreol (Youmant 0-1) at Chlcooe incri. DP-New Yerk 3. LOB-4taw 9:17 — C. Maddox, R. Plnnapon, D. Women’s Rec leagues will be at 6 Postal Express, Elks, Nelson Acadia RestauraA, Manchester Aate Business Machines. PhllodelpMa vi N.Y. lilanderi- U eend (Sutcliffe 1-1 ), 3:3D p.m. York 7, PhHadttohla 9. IB-Ovkaka, McNamara, Z. Zavaralla Johntan 13a 79 31, OMpar 81999X M. WotolnMon winner, It naceieary Romooe, 9IL. deuMa minor (iknlt- Thempten 91 99 0, Romblt V3 1-3 3, B. p.m. WiA Pagani, Nike, ‘A ’ League ln o ,r o M ^ ), 4:13; Loro, Tor (reuglv Philadelphia (Rowley 41) at Pntilwrah Samuel, Apuavo, MWIIton. 3B— 7:38 — K. Gordon, E. Ballavlllat, H. Thomeaan 991-31, Smrak 31999 Totalt Chris Petersen third-leading hitter hto), 8:13; farrion. (iloiMne), 9:47; (Potterien 1-1), 7:08 p.m. ,Certor. HR-Strowbarry (5). Doolodv, G. Blount East and ‘A ’ League Central clubs Tor Heutten (Kneopar 1-0) at CIncinnall 7:33— P. Potter, R. Curfltt, E. Hoyat, 4977 W38 119. IVMIIIM SUI vf. Qutfeac. If noooooorv Ban, 9IL (trlpplno). 9:89; Bottiwall, StL UTAH (77) W E S T H A R T F O R D — Manchester High School graduate Chria playing at 7; 30 p.m. (trtoplna), 13:34 (Landrum 14 G. Oonttia Scurry 814I 910 a , Molena 1VW 33J33J8 Ih e 10 leagues and their teams New York (Olede 1-1) at St. Loult (Tudor NawYwk - - « • • « > 7:40 — B. Flynn, P. Sulllyen, P. Petersen was the third leading hitter with the University of WE’RE SERVING YOU BREAKFAST Third Parted— 3, Toronto, Root 1,4:07. X 1-1), 8:35 p. ______!aton3n-38,38,R.Graon3999t,HanaanV5( R.Graon3999t,HanaanV599 are; Toronto, Courtnoll 3, 8:13. 4, Toronto, Apullara W,19 8 7 3 3 3 8 LipImkI, B. Calhoun 3, GrHnth8143315, Ballav 1-734A tovoronl Hartford baseball team after 20 games this spring. Petersen, a .T. isranQSfS'Vfosiiiiiwiuii winnsr vs Lot Anpelet (Votemvala 1-0) at Son 7:47 — O. Wilton, J. Hardic, J. Shea, West Side League — Thrifty ...... ,iti Itinocok 1,17:51. Panoltlei— OMwme, Tor Dlepo (Whitten 1-1). 10:05 p.m. 0 0 0 0 0 R. McMahon 181-3 3, Stockton 34994, Curry 37997, Junior who has seen service at third base, the outfield and first (rouoMno), 11:37; Ollmeur, ^ (crom Atldnto .(.Srnlth 41) at Son Prondtee Cewlay LA3 7:54 — J. Wlikt, M. Rotanthal, M. Benton 14 1-3 3, Tripuefca 1-11-3 l.Tetalt Package Store, North United Meth- Outboc VI. Monlro«4, H noem ory djacRlng), 15:49; Romopa, stL, maler 3919t39a77. base, was batting .302 (19for-63) in 18 games. Petersen was /V\ TOGETHER (ngnfno), 19:09; Koliopeuloi, Tor, major (Krufcew 41), 10:35 p.m. Hume 3 3 3 9 9 Ootklawlci, B. Brown - - 19 0 B 3 9 -1 N (tMlIno), 19:09; (inmour, StL, mlnor- ‘ ■ to GPRiat Jockton I J ? ! ! 1 10:M — S. Motava, V. Buccarl, second on the team in RBIs with 10. NOMM AND SMVTHI OlVIflON n- Montreal at Chicago, 1:30p.m. Sch^ i 3 0 0 0 4 Outtomachlo, PIthback Utah li l9 a S S -9 7 NALf mfieooAict (delay of pome), 19:09; 3Pelnt I Hartford, 7-15, split a doubleheader on Wednesday with Pace Dooutt, Tor, mlnor-mlicanduct (delay of Houtfon ot CIncinnall,‘ ll,3:1Sp.m...... Badretn 1 1 0 9 0 0 10:15 — S. McFarland, D. Andarton, Norman finds /iMCgOnMCllB and the Manchester Herald (■od-Of-tOVOfll PMM), 19:09. Philadelphia at PHtotoirph, 3:15 p.m. Omtav pitchad to 3 battart In the 3hd. B. DIatarle, P. Barton College with Mick Garbeck, an East Catholic High graduate, t m o Aov, AArtin Lot Anpelet at 3on Dlepo, 4:05 p.m. WP— Apullara X 10:a — M. Shea, M. Lomba, Hunnl- L.A. Lokara S (WOrtoy, Abdul-J NOTifS ITfVIWII _8heti on pool— St. Leuli 97-4-19. 19),Uleh88(Eatonll).Atiltto-L.A.Lahan tossing a shutout for his first career victory, a 90 whitewash. 7 7 Atlanta at Son Prandteo, 4:05 p.m. . Umrtrw Home, Stalle; PIrtt, Grape; ferd, D. Molten Toronto VI. Ootrelt Toronto9410— 35. 34 (Johnten n , Utah 17 (Mockton n . Total Garbeck is 1-3 with the Hawks. Pewar-atoy OppertunH■ nitlei— St. LouHOof New Yerk ol St. Loult, 8:05 p.m. Second, Davit; Third, Harvey. 10:W — S. Donehua, P. Taylor, T. foult— L.A. Lokart 33, Utah 35. golfing gods tmifltiom 3; Toronto 0 of 9 T— 3:43. A— 18350. Attomlan, O. Stmhant WInnIpto VI. tdnwnl( Moutton at Clnclnnatt!S*V15 10:38 — D. Davit, B. Hunter, T. Tachnicolo— L.A. Lokart Illegal dafanta, 0 a M % -4 t. LouN, Mtllen (S ihoti-31 :15am WOrihv, Utah lllaeal dafanta X Scm^ , ievei)j^ente, wrappet (1419). Philadelphia at Plttttxrrgh,1,1:35 Ir1 p.m. Stapontkl, M. Andarton frown on him New York of St. Loult, 3:15 p.m. 10:43 — P. White, D. Ganovatl, B. Malone. A— 1X31X Louganis loses diving competition Toronto vi. Montreal at Chicago, 3:30 p.m. Brown, N. DaPlatre Lot Anpelet at Son DIeoe, 4:05 p.m. PidritS.IMgBri2(10lmilngt| 10:n — J. Evaratt, G. Beltanaou, G. By Bob Greun Winnipeg vi. lenton Atlanta at Son Prandteo, 4:05 p.m. Wood, D. Saovav SupirRenlei 118,CI(ppiril7 BATON ROUGE, La. — Doug Shaffer ended two years of 10:57 — J. Hwant, J. McCauley, E. frustration Thursday night by winning the 1-meter U.S. Diving Thu Associcrtad Prrns ( 'b lT L * * LOS ANBELS SAN MBOO Dullaa, J.R. Smith Indoor Championships springboard title held since 1983 by Dolrelt VI. T o r o ^ 8 1 0-1 abrhbl obrhbi 11:11 — Earl Evaratt, B. Gllllpan, B. SEATTLE (im 4 1 1—8 McDaniel 11-311-1B. Chambart3117917,17917, H ILTO N HEAD . S.C. - Greg •mirtlwl Sox 3b 5010 Cora lb 4 130 Wallace, K. Burm C. Johnten 34185, McMillan99990,LEIIIt teammate Greg Louganis. EdmontonIVI. IMnniM Mnf*^eriod— 1, Wlrmlpap, WINon Wllion 1 Rcxntay cf 4000 Owynnrf 5 15 1 11:18 — J. Walth, P. WInartkl, B. Norman is beginning to get that SSmh^bw A^vSi , McBoln).3:37. X WlnnlM, Homel3 18M9941,Lucat38338,E.Jehnten *1-31-1 Shaffer, from Franklin, Ind., finished with 889.92 points to Guarrarlf 3000 CMrtnxIb 4033 Samuel, D. Rodobauph X. WIIII«M,57.57. 19^Yponp^.09^ picked-on feeling. M^^OS ^BVISM man, Ellatt), 13:17. 3, WInnjpap, Amirlcan Laagua raauHa Martholrf 4000 Kruklf 3010 579.57 for Louganis, a double 1984 Olympic gold medalist from ctiuk 5 (MocLaon, Mullen), 14:13 Schoana 1 -3 9 ^ Kitchen91990, Phalpt Norman, the principal victim of Ootrelt VI. Toronto S Sclotdac 4010 SoioKirlf 0000 994.Totolt488»8ai18. Malibu, Calif. For the past two years, Shaffer had finished second ■ m im l j^^.^4, WInnjpap, Small 3 (Staan, Ellelt), Stubbtib 4 111 MItchlllb 4000 Larry Mize’s pItch-in playoff birdie Edmonton _____Panoltlai— Huntar, Col (hlph- Blua Jaya 4, Rad Bex 2 Woodtnlb 1000 Sontlapec 4 010 M ln n ie h iu g to Louganis in the 1-meter indoor event. laA weekend in the Masters, was W( ' ^ ^ ' J aSi i i i i Mcklnp),rtlcklnp), 13:39; Papllmkl, Calcai (rouph-(rougn- Andatnpr 0000 Wyimacf 4000 LA . CLIPPERS center fielder Brady Anderson, a double by Carlos ()uintana and Hayes. (reuphlnp), 5:10; Dunccxi, Win (crott- Gama Winning RBI — Bartlald (1). BebIntkI-Ann Koval 38; Clotatt to the DENVER (1 consecutive RBI groundnuts by Ed Estrada and Zambrano. Hayes, whose last official PGA It.YllfiitBWS 3 I Q chodilnw, 5:10; McDonald, Col (ro u ^ E Romero. DP— Batten 1, Toronto 1. Harthitar 7 7 3 1 3 4 pin- Apnat Cldattar lO'l". Enpllth 13-37 84 30, Cooear 59 1-1 11, PIrtt P a ile ^ l, Naw York, Trattlar 4 Inp), 8;S; Marolt, Win (elbewinp), 8:39; LOIV-Botton 5, Toronto 7. IG ^ B a ll, 3 0 0 0 1 1 Rotmutian 915 34 l7,.Wc4kw 8101-113, Jim Philips pitched three inning of relief to earn the victory for Tour victory came In 1977, set a (Dtniim. nm ay), 15:34.1, Naw York, D. Sutor, Col (reuMlnp), 9:00; Hawarchuk, Baylor. HR— DHandtrton (3), Rica (3), Youne LA3 0 3 1 1 0 0 Lavar8!1M!1,^Dunn9190a8chavat1484 Pittsfield. Mike Clarkin, 91, was the losing pitcher for New course record on the way to a iuttar1(Baiaan,Ollbart),1l:51.Panaltlai— Wn (reuOTli^, 3:0l>,' Papllmkl, Cai Mulllnlkt...... (1). SB—- -Fomandai •ti(3),r 8,Alarto58991X8mllh94090,Ma^3304 ^WWWiIli"iTiim (reuphlnp),: 19; to- jtl^ ln pi), ), 17:1S;'wettort, Win (hooklno). (1), Meteby (3^. Show 8 4 3 3 0 4 Hirltigi Cliisle leortt S.Totolt474S1»ri17. Britain. 7-under-par 64 that provided him _ j, NY (r^ ^ ln o ), 14:53; Oeulot, H R ER BB SO Dravackv 1 0 0 0 1 1 SACRAMRNTD (Itn with a two-stroke lead. Shota on pool— Colporv 15411—35. Wln- Laftarto 3 0 0 0 1 3 Thompton 7-115817, Thorpe 11-1497IX ' Wmhlnotan.PIvonhal nipap 197-fi^^. Clamant L8-3 71-3 7 4 3 3 7 McCllart W,19 1 1 0 0 1 1 HILTON HEAD, S.C. (AP) — tortt- Klalna7-115819 PrattlayMOOAThOytT^ ftwar-plov Oppoiirtunitlat— Calgary 0 at Somblto 13 0 0 0 0 1 Show pitchad to 1 batter In the 7lh, round tcorat Thurtdoy...... In the Itorltopa (Stavam, Oortnarl, 4:38 (ppl. 4, WaiMi Clattic 88 18, Tyler S3 84 7, Johnten 9 1 7 M 11 ton, DycMino 9 (OouM, Millar), 8T~ 3; Winnipeg 1 ot 3. Schlraldl 13 0 0 0 1 0 Young pllchad to 3 boltort In the Wlh . Hcpeittoumielf toumamam______on lha 8857-vard,_____ Wllton91900,Olbardlna93M.Tetalt45il Oeallat-r-ColparY, Vamon (11 thoto-7 HBP— Ouerraro by Show, WoodMMi by 38-38—71 Harbour Town Golf Unkt Wdehlnaten, Kaitellc 1 (Adomi, Pl- tavat), Lamalln (17:04 tirtt, 17-15). Wln- (a-danetat omoluar): 313310. Maleeva gets vanka),9;31 (pn).9NawYork,LflPontalna3 Kay W39 8 3 1 3 3 3 Show, Cora by Harthitar. BEmmSi PtnVSf ^ f i l l ! . 8 : ^ (Konrovd,kmaw,11:31 (pa).7.NowYorfc, nloae, Barthlauma (3534). Eldihorn 113 1 0 0 0 3 UnipliIrat Home, Runoa; Pint, Watt; ffnoTH rvoy^B ■ 3038-84 wqwnMMfq GRUMMAN A-1X517. Muttaimn 33 0 0 0 0 0 ,^mitlj^Thlrd, nipal. Howard TWIttv 353S-48 SPbint Boglt Alorla X Lever, Martin, 9 9 Moketa 1 (|ja4»ntalna), Ul:!7. 8, Naw Yam, LoPontolna 3 (Makata). 18:37. Rafaraa— Andy Van Hallemond. Hanka S,1 1 3 0 0 0 0 T— 3:i John Cook 3833- 88 — X Peulad eut-Ce shot at Graf Unatman Ren Attaittina, Laon Stickle. HBP— Parnondai by Clamant. BK— Barnard Lonpar 3834- 88 Mark Calcovacchle 3334-48 Tlmplrat— Home, Phllllpi; PIrtt, Po- Scott Hoch 3134-48 AMELIA ISLAND. Fla. (AP) - larmo; Second, Kaltar; Third, Morriten. David P ' 3538-87 T— 3:04. A-3X08S. Stove Jolenpi »3 4 -4 7 A— 1930 Manuela Maleeva, one of only two Transactions ExpN4.Cirdlnili8 lortnctto Rota . players to win a set against Steffi ratt (ipptr 3434-88 Graf this year, will get another MONTREAL STLOUIS SPuny nallar 3SjS-5 abrhbl * r b M DavM Ogrin *’ chance at the overpowering West ______BASKETBALL Mirlntre6,Allilitles5 Condoal cf 4 0"3'd OSrnllhtt 3 111 Joa Inman BowUng German in the quarterfinals of the WInphmet 10 10 4000 Barry Joeckel 343S-97 Women’s International Tennis As- _PO«tUAWTi&AL B1^^ wabatorrf ----SO 10 ■------4000 Lonny WOdklni Proncaichattl, Woi, minor-motor Chorlae Jenai, torword. IVIQtK vyIV^W “ - \fS4; Wood, NY, OAKLAND SEATTLE (Kilarralb 3 110 Uiidmnrf 4011 3838-47 -• soclatlon Championships. “ U W rhbl W rhM )Mllach3b 4 13 1 MiDaacf 40 10 Oaiy Koch Maleeva, the No.7 seed, breezed MlXwItrf 4 00 0 Motet cf 4 0 10 Raadc 4 00 0 TLhdrmlt 30 10 Gena Souart 3984-87 Hirtfmi Opm results Wamtnpton, Millar X GREEN BAY PACKERS-Ralaatad No­ Corey Povli past Regina Marsikova of Czechos­ 8:19. Poiwlttai Duchaina, Ytoi (r o u ^ PhllljM 3b 3 110 Bronttyrf 3 3 10 Powell If 10 10 lan Proni, widaj------Lonihdlb 4 118 PBrodivlf 3 100 LewBft i W ~ ' 4000 Ray Plovd lovakia 94, 90 Thursday In the l|W), 7:09; Mtor. NY (atoowinp), T S ; Bob Murphy ' 'n, Woa (creeo chacklnp). RJcktndh 4 0 00 Phalotdh 3 133 4013 3 110 ROUfW RStUfTt TnUftdBV frOfn ItW l14DfOOO i. third round of the 8300,000 event on ARItONA— NamadTonv McAndrawi at Conaacolf 4 110 ADovltlb llaittenp Lorry' INatoen on unpaid oMlilanl to the batkottMlT 4011 Jehrxiy Miller graotar Haftferd Open Prefattlenal the clay courts at Amelia Island inpton 7-134-37. M ur^yef 3 110 KIngarvrf 0000 nColrap n v i towtort. AtaectoWon jeyriiomani IWWh Cay 1b 30 11 Pratlay3b 40 11 Oavltlmto III ■ Plantation. M 7iPTIST,S.C.-Nomad Gory Edwordi ojfpo Don Poolav ilttaa WWhlnpten iJKC16Ln2l! McOwrph 1000 VOHac That put the Bulgarian in today’s mUB DQSRVfSDII SlaInbchc 4 00 1 c 0000 ilm CoNwrt OBOROEMkMASON' Announcad ratlono- Orlflin It 3 110 telnonttt TONMI 3841)4 *' quarterfinals opposite Graf, who voaivRS^^vfRnmiaTwne fsiBSPn minw* lion at Joa VtoMorrlnpton, mant batoatoall Slips 7 7 RaviMilb beat Maleeva 92. 4-6, 93 last 3919908). ttaw Vtok, t t t ^ (37-3D. 3SI8S A - u m HARTPOEO-PIradn#«9«i Phad Bill Danehy, hand •.'Sunday in the finals of the Family Fishing Boats, Pontoon Boats, iMMbOl'M coach. NfWfffVw « ffWRVr WfCHfURn ygg!** Pg-'!”!*” 5a /l e TR - ' Circle Magazine Cup tournament at Oanto Winning RBI — ftotay^. rgwray, rawBBhogapai, Pip.., 84 ,9 19 7 . S, andcTlDenoMCoekMiR Him nil nsooDQM«|Bii m n nancan, mcranuna r - Hilton Head. S.C. Ski Boats, Canoes gome WkwlnoRBI — Nona. ■“H d V* Fa SlLijL•tibOvw 9» ■p^^LHinqnQnr - ' Graf has lost only two sets while RitoHo,TV *^iSAM£m 8W------RP Announced . the rttlono- E-Vreitot, mnihw. DP Sopttta X Portch rsySSssasreB llonwt9VW3 ^^wiRlf^^WTr faWfi* L 0 (9 -M la n d 3, Saottla 9 Oquondo winning I9 matches and three Boats from ^ 2 9 9 * * up coocfi. Raynelat. HR— Lantferd ( ?k"i...... "tournaments this year. Ml). N RER BB BO In “I havenoAIngtolose,” Maleeva Qalvenized Trailers from ^299** up 3:30 p.m. — StoTiok at Blue Joyi, N RER BB SO said. "Of course. I am looking WILI Calanilar aS;-' !»I i i i ! forward to playing her again. We A/3(^ John$on Outbo»rd$ 4 P.m. — Harttopa.Oalt Clotelc, USA 333 8 8 5 3 3 • will see what happens.” 313 0 0 0 1 3 Pe53lL.1-1 8 8 4 4 1 4 GET YOUR COMPLIMENTARY COPY OF THE MANCHESTER .HERALD p.m. — Royolt at Yonkaae. 0 0 0 0 9 ' The only upset Thursday was C a p i t e i Q a , , 9 m c , f i i M 1 scored by Canadian Helen Kelesl, ON SATURDAY MORNINGS AT THE FOLLOWING McDONALD’S LOCATIONS: ___I p.m. — Built at Caittet. Sport- 8 5 5 3 8 HS^^-DatarreBO by Hartch. BK— Perach...... _ ^ who ousted No.4 seed Gaudia 3B MAIN ST. MANCHESTER. 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Texas detectivs attempts to interface 12 App(y In parson: FF a c E Anti franoulllty. Is all on the first floor with a batch of beautiful computer cri­ ing and some processing. on eio EMt Hiftford ddo of landscaped lot with and has a kitchen, huge ® 8 8 M'A-8*H Arthur Kennedy 1962. Madeline Kahn, Eilaen Brannan, Martin That's what comet Mull. 1985. Rated PG. (In Stereo) minals Darby Hinton, Sybil Danning, Film society to honor Guinness 16 |l6 ‘ Intsresting work, plea- NpgNgH (he Connoetieuf Rluor. brook. $249,9(10.Sentry with this roomy 3 bed­ unique both, dining ® 8 Wheel of Fortune MOVIE: 'Olgi' A tomboy is being Barbara Edwards 1984. Rated R. groomed by her sophisticated grand­ SBnl conditions. For Inter­ 5 Qian Rd.. 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Attached rooms on ths first floor 8 Best of Saturday Night Interview: actress Angie Dickinson (In Fred Astaire, Elisabeth Taylor and uet with th* publle, our eu*- 8 MscNeil/Lshrer Nawshour S3) Novala: El Praolo da la Fame 8 Fourth Estoto ity, will be honored by the Film two car garage and and thrse btdroms on Stereo) Society of Lincoln Center on April George Cukor. lomor* and otnpfoy***. GDHELP WANTED much more. Coll today thesecondfloor. Thisis 8 Barney MIlier H ) MOVIE: Th a Day Christ DIm T A mov­ (M A X ] MOVIE; 'Taps' Military cadets To qualify, you tnu«t haw a 1 1 : 4 5 P M (U S A ] Night Flight 27. 0 greot buy I $1$0'S. ing account of tha arrest, trial and cruci­ use force to secure their campus from high tehool diploffl*, rnlrrt- for details. Offered of 8 Benny Hili fixion of Jesus in the politically troubled 646- 2402. Blanchard B local condo developers. Timothy Hutton. 12:00AM ® Taxi ‘ ‘Over the years, no one has given mum on* yotr oxporiono* a* $134,909. Century 21 Ep- 9 9 Hoilywood Squares Roman-occupied city of Jerusalem. Georgs C Scott. Seen Penn. 1981. • 5 -'8 IDEAL FOR sfeln Reolfy. 647-9995.0 Rossetto. ''WtOuoran- Chris Sarandon. Colin Blakely. Keith ® 8 Aak Dr. Ruth us more pleasure than Sir Alec • roospUonm and •xeWMnl “ WITANir" 93) Novels; Cuna da Lobos Rated PG. (In Stereo) Pe r Hoer oommunloallon *kin*. Typ­ Menoheeter area church tse Our Housss''.o Michell 1980. ® Star Trek Guinness,” said Alfred Stem, film HOMEMAKER NEW to ihe Marital. 93) Nightly Business Report 8 (CNN] News Marketing company ing (40 wpm) rpquirod, word [C N N ] Prime News 10:00PM ® 93) 8 Talas of the U n s x p ^e d A man has society director. “Sir Alec enjoys a looking (or full tlmo cus­ Immaculate, tastefully [C N N ] Monsyline 8 Polloo Story Magazine wlhnara SMks 25 totsmarkst- Part Tim s! IS hours proootolng tklH* d*4lr*d, but decorated brick-front [D IS ] Five Mita Creak Hoping to win the an unusual ulterior motive in mind when worldwide reputation as a consum­ w* aro atllllng to Iroln (h* todian. Parson must bo (E8PN1 SportsCentsr ( 8 1 8 Stingray Stingray travels to Viet­ he buys an axpenstva wine for his un­ trs. Pull or part Urns. per week. Days flex- wall organized and maintenance free Oor- heart of Jack Taylor, Annie tries her mate actor whose versatility and DALLAS, Texas (AP) — The lbl«. To service right Indlvldusl. rlBon Colonial. Brand (T M C ] MOVIE; 'Static' An introverted hand at cooking and coach driving • with nam to locate a statue that could provide faithful wife. Southwest Review has named P/BxIblB hours. trustworthy. Good sa­ clues to the whereabouts of American charm are amazing. This is a richly Greeting Cards In W* oKsr an •xsWMnf salary new custom kitchen; (FTCcTtnesTlTT^awSr young man invents a television set that disastrous results. (60 min.) 8 MOVIE: "Tha Other Side of tha Moun- S3 |84 86 66 Monthly InoroBsoa. and oomprohonihro bonoIKt allows him to communicate with war veterans who are listed as missing tain Part IT An athlete's tragic accident deserved tribute.” Stuart Johnson the winner of its department store. lary and benefits. Previ­ alto many great fea­ house condo at Forest [H B O ] MOVIE: Final Conflicf A priest in action. (SO min) (In Stereo) 11,000 John H. McGinnis award for Managomsnt training ■t wtll S4 an opportunity lor "Heaven". Keith Gordon, Amanda Plum­ sets out to destroy the satanic mission of spells despair until love, faith and deter- Excerpts from the actor's many General stock work. •dwnetttwnt. For ImmodlM* ous oxporlonoo and tures throughoutCon- RIdgt, spacious rooms, mination taka over. Marilyn Hassett. program avallabls. mer. Damien, the antichrist. Sam Neill. Ros- ( 8 Groat Parformaneoe; Barnetaln on movies, which have included “The his essays “Dallas-Dallas” and “A Inventory and dis­ oorwidoritlon, pMsa* tsnd soma knowledge of venlent locotlon. Of­ 2 WHEM H ETR lEP Jackson 8i Jackson Security. No pets. 643- taking applications for ENT practice. 30hours. loft hours. Send re­ needed, for the No­ Golltry, 141 Now Lon- Review quality control NAMCO, one of America's largest retailers of R*prot*nl*tlw 4, and Ih * and •mploytet otolnsf any C. N. A. 't. We offtr Coll Mrs. Brown at sume and salary rt- average wages based don Turnpike, *TD PHONE HOA^E. above ground pools, spas and potto furniture Is Real Estate. 647-I400.D 2890. and pli lloblMfy, less or tional Pederotlon of reports and records of Mambw Sarvleta (Xtordlns- SECRETARY oxcellont storting wogt 646-0314.______oulrementfl to Box SS on postexporlenco. We Glostonbury.______soles volume. Prepare RULTSY expanding and has an Immediate opening tor o lor In our Batl Htrttord oHIea. AAANCHEStFF.Newllst- Avalla- exptntt, Includlnp otfer- c/o the Monchoster Ha­ the Blind of Connecti­ offer paid vocation, Now arrange the circled letters to Computor Operations Oonorolltt at Its new nevs' fees, orlslnp from and bontflft. Pltoto PART Time sandwich cut. Annual compolgn, dO^tOMER Service Dt- pretentotlon folders You will orgsnlt* and SALE ADMIN. Ing. Lovely 7 room blt immsdlottly. 3 bed- contact: Director Staff rold, 16 Brolnard profit shoring, medical form the surprise answer, as sug- office In Manchester. Experience on IBM Cape features 3 bed­ room, m baths, dalm s of unfair frods practi­ short order person. year round employ- portment. Rtspontlble for Important clients. r r r j gested by the above cartoon. prooaaa opon snrollmtnt, ces, Infrlnpemtnf of trade- DovBlopment at Crtst- Place, Manchester, Ct. Insurance, pleasant System 34 required. Responsibilities Include ThB D. W. FISH rooms, I'/i baths, flre- applloncts, carpttlng, Waitresses and wolt- mont. Permonent/port and friendly working Individual to otsltt our You should either mambtr eorrtrsoti, and msr- marks, trade nomts or pat­ flold Homo/Ptnwood 06040. clients with after-move know shorthand for li­ order verification, CRT work, alpha typing, key loce, full finished newly rtmodeltd. $600 ents, violation of rlptits of ors. Donborry A Com­ tlmo. Evening hours In conditions. Apply In punch and light filing. Full time position with kallng broehunt. Typing, III- COMMERICAL- Manor. M-P. 7am to pany, route 6, North Wa iTRI^IL full or port East Hartford 5 to 9pm, •ervicot. Diversified mited corrtspodenco *w E™ ="criin"cuii]n Ing, photocopying ind oHwr Cosement, garage, pa­ plus security and utlll- privacy end Infrlnpemsnt of 3pm at 643-5151. person: Rein's Now or bo wIMIno to learn bontttts. Send resume and Indicate current INVESTMENT CO. tio, beautiful yard. Will tlss. Retsrences re­ copyrlpht and proprietory Winhom. 423-6433. time days or nights. Monday through York Style Oelt, route dufltt; tvpino, and (Answers tomorrow) salary In confidence to; dtrleal lunetlont sro anoihw MEDK^a L. Aull time Zorbo'B Rostouront. Thursday, 5 to Ipm ability to tract detail how to ust easy dlctot- ••p*et at (hit potNion, as It not lasti $132,900. Sen­ quired. 046-4736 after rletits, unfoir competition LOT Attendant. FuTl 30 Vernon. Yesterday's I OAWKY COBALT INWARD Is sesking ■ full tlmo salat and libel and slander, wbicb medical secretary. Po­ Rt. 5, South Windsor. Friday, $6 hourly, no rtoulred. Pleasant Inp ooulpment (No- James MannettI, Dir. of Personnef rteWvIng and aor**nlng In­ try Reol Esote. 643- 6pm. time, excellent stortlnp ROOFER^, Stders, Fro- ^ Answer: What an abscondw stoats alter he steals support person with good 4060.O ______may result from tbe publica­ sition split between two 528-3W. commission. No bonus. East Hartford office off relco). Word proces­ coming call*. You (hould secretarial skills, and a tion of any odvertlsment In salary. Excellent com­ mers. Paid based on sors available hero. mortey— AWAY NAMCO very pleasant offices In pany benefits. Coll PArT tlmo office posl- C^I3to$pm.2W-1971. I-S4. Hours AS; Mon­ haw s high achool diploma cooperative customer LOOKING FOR an apart­ tbe Monebester Herald by East Hartford and experience. Coll Bill or day through Friday. M-P, A5. Paid Insu­ 100 Sanrico Dr., Manchester, C T 06040 ■nd two yaara ol arord pro- odvertlMr, Including odver- Ortg DoNlot. 643-5135. tlon for mature, rt- SALES. Surround your- Scott. 6W 4757. JumMB Soak Nd.3t IB gyglMBlo for 92.B0, which Includtt poiltga 0 handling service msnnsr. Real es­ ment? Be sure to check Hartford. Outlet ore sponsible person. self with beauty. Excel­ Insurance and pension rance and poston be­ from JuMBM, 0/0 thU fiBW$B$|>Br, F.O. Bos 4«f, OrUndo, PL 33M3-43M. cattlng axparlanc*, with ■ tlMments In onv tree distri­ vorlod, llpht typing. C06k. Pull time banquet btntmt. Phone 52S- nefits: conpenlol of­ tncludB npm*. oddraoB ond iig cod* and mako chock poykbio lo Hawipsparbeeki. tate experience hsiptul. the many vacancies listed bution publications pub- MEDICAL Rocoptlonlst Ploxibit hours, typing lent opportunity for typing tpaad of SO wpm. Ploaso submit a written In classified eqeh day. llibed by tbe Monebester Coll 342-$3M to arrange for busy physicians of­ h o lp tu l. 66S-4777 cook. Apply In person: 9551 Hartford Dospotch fice. East of tho river full time employmont location. Send resumt W * can ollar you ■ compMI- resume to Herald. Penny Sletfert, tor Intorvlow. Aik for fice. Experltnct pre­ Suffitid. with one of Connecti­ The Oollery, 141 New for appointment of tlw talary and banatit* P u b lls b e r. Mrs. Oognen. to Mr. Evans: Hartford DRIVER ferred. Knowlodpe of TkAlitikk. 7th g^pdo cut’s flnett lewoltrt. London Turnpike, tend resumt : P. O. packsg*. at wall at Uw op- Len Matyla PARt time, to assist In Data Entry. Mutt bo Glastonbury. Box $271, East Hart­ Despatch, P. O. Box CELEBRITY CIPHER 9 9 Extensive benefit pro­ NAMCO, one of America's lorgest retailers of portunny lo adwHc* arlthln Enpllsh. RHAM Jr. 1271, East Hartford, Ct. CBlabiHy CIptiar cryplogramt ara craatad from quolaiiOnB by famout 243 Mein Street oppllonco ports de­ obit to dtol wall with High School. Perman­ gram. Apply In person ford, Ct. 0610$. EOE. ' pGOpto. past and praaant Each lattar in tha ciphar Bianda for above ground pools, spat and patio furniture Hi* MarkaHng dapartmani or people. Hours 12-6pm LAkfk Core... Evergrton 0610S or phone for ap­ Manchester, CT 09040 *1t4.999 on partment. Coll 646-1112 ent position. Effective to: Dlono Altove, Gen­ Losmt has eptnlnos for CAAp e n TF r and Cor- anotbar. Today'* efua: D aqual* H to oHwr aacratartal posWent DRHIND and otk for Mr. Monday through Fri­ pointment. 52S-9551. Is expanding and has an Immediate opening PRICE IS RIGHT Immodlotely. Connec­ eral Manopor, Mi­ hard working lawn penfert helper notded EOE. for a Class 11 Driver. Position Is permanent. In Hw company. For contld- Tel. 643-4616 POUND. Young mol* Kouftnon.______day. Evory other Sot- ticut certlflcotlen, chaels Jewtitrt, 950 core spolcollsts. Year by an Inttrior rtnovo- *8 0 S N C M O OAZI srsHon. ptaass sand roaum* On this cosy. 9 mom 8pM blackrwhife cot near PAAf tinria /lAornlnpt. urdov f-7. Call Donna Enpllsh 74 reoulrod. Main Street, Monchet- round omploymont Full benefits, overtime ovallable. AH New or m tar el InWraat to: Pitrlela Level home. Pstk-llhs ata73-6033. Hens contractor. Coll tkLEPHONE Oporoior- England deliveries; no overnight. Starting East Cemetory. 64$- Drlvtr for local dtntol Apply to: Henry tor, Ct. BOB.______avollablo. Competitive 524-4565 for Intorvlow /Typlst. Sooklnp full ODTO S NT8B TEOMAN DinIt, Account Msntgar. setting on quiet street. laboratory. Hourly Grabber, Principal, GROUkDS Molntononct wooes end bontttts. We appointment. wage Is $6.50 per hour with much growth CIQNA Cempanlat. AO Excsllsnt starisr honw BISSW.... jyi7TT8TrrAr-WofTr. tlmo ftltphone opera­ plus mlloppo. Mutt Rockvilit area. Port RHAM Jr. High School, Worktrt needed for will train. Good driving gfiVIA. Hulk ilmt. tor. Must possets offec- TAI ITOOVI. * NT8B potential. Apply In person to: •MH-1-6T, N-BBv H srtloid, WIN 40 FREE novB cor. 64»-<>436. time mornings. Good Hebron, Ct. 06241. Coll Monchesttr locotlon record, and high school AjN)lv within or coll tlvo telephone sklllt, CT 061SI. Equal Opportunity isvsl fsiMly nwm end 8 Employment for housewife or se­ 220-9423 or 647-$2$7. Ac- full time, pood pay and diploma rtoulred. Coll typlnp 35-50 wpm, apti­ Empieptr. M/F/H/V. MILES kitchen. Bssutltul Floral Exprttslons, 135 8 NAMCO CLEANING Sorvico - im- cond lob. Coll $51-6000. coptlno applications working conditions. 6494667 between 9 and tude for ttpures, and ODIV NDMZVB HI sunreom, plus mote - 5. East Center Street, 100 Sanrico Dr., Manchestor, C T 06040 BEFORE YOU A Education modlote oponlngs, var­ WCTT i g immodtoltiv, until April 17, 1907. Coll Finn Compony, Monchtsttr. 646-$aat. basic office skills to CI6NA price reduced tor quick ious hours available. MASSEUSE. S300 to 9000 27S-2960.______AAkk Ttlltr, lull Hmo, perform o variety of OAITOIB Y8PI WORK! salal Mutt bovt transporta­ port lime Seerttory, tDLLkRli. Pull and part doctor's offlct. Pltxl­ weekly. MatBogt only. L A l6 R iA i io help In- Vernon offlct. South time needed. Aiwlv at dtrlcol dufltt. Proo tion. S5 per hour to Largo Hartford ogonev stoll swimming pools. Windsor Bonk A Trust parking. Benefits. E T O O V I _ T V R A I B In honor ol Netlonel ble hours. Coll 172-2309 the: Sovlnos Bonk of Societarloe week, 01- start, plus mlltopo. 1 or tend resume to: P. seeks attractive, well Trolnlnp program Company. Bocaute Manchester, 913 Main Apply In person Mon­ •9B99B iNOPWANTa week paid vocation at­ 0. Box 2210, Vernon, spoken masteute*. starting soon. Coll Cov- toner's art to Impor­ Street, Monchaster or day through Friday, DBOEDEMEP. ston Tomporeiioe will CD. tar 1st ytor. Doys, 633- tant to our sucettt, wo $:30 to 4:30. Fr«tua GIVE any epplleent ot LOTS OP ROOM Ct. 06M. Port time or full time. ontry, 742-730S. coll 64$-17«0. BOB. PREVIOUS SOLUTION: "Why should anybody care what In iMe tri level. 9 raom TYp1ST7!%Mtsfatklyat 3043. Evtnlngt. 643- Own trontportotlon. Insure your succost by Shoo Company, MO Pit­ a movie star haa lo say? A movie elar Is nothing any skin level, who re- •01$. k f NklL Assltioni. Two BAKER ond or Bakers kin St., E. HorttOrd. Condo wkh 1100 eg. ttot bonttl Wrift P. O. Box Wllltroln. .Beau Monde efferins on oxctllont im m e d ia t e optnlngfor tmisortenl." — Marion Brando alstere during the 7 7 rotponsibit animal or- helper need for tpeclol- »3S, EMzoboth, NJ stoftlnB tolorv, btnbf- BoltB person wanted. tii4 ng speoo. Lower tststl NM/LFk.'DAVL6A poiI- Itnftd ptopit notded Ity bread bakery. Ex­ week ol April 20-24th fsmXy room, t bedrooms, eatftTNueTtak n»»p cellent wages, no svet- ItB, ond trolnlnB pro- Draw OBOInst commit- CADgNlA onci flraimjs 40 FREE mHea In our tlen, 7pm-2am. Evory for ktnnel monoBo* Brom that will sot you Sion tolBs. Ooedonm- malntonoct workers m • racent nstionsi IH 6 n I v IN: AprT T tm e other wtoktnd ovolle- ment duttot. Modem wonted. Sheet rocker, kends. Pleat# call survey it wst shown thst Take a Trip on Us pro­ momlns tsforfc. Mature taper, cabinet thep Kupris Bakery, 649- off to a solid start, if tunlty for the light notded ter work blt. W» offer o chol- boordlno kennel, great around rental units os 93% of the penonnel gram. MpfMIMnWD KROnMIl. vMM porsen p rtftrrtd . pay, fitxibit Hmo scho- helptr, Rnlth cerpen- 4746.______you ore Bood sdth tts- person. PItoao contoct Apply Tom Kalley, itnglng onvlronmont ter«, mason, and lo- ures, enloy workInB 643-2699. ED I. naodBd. Ktn. 648-1442. , ™ Hon. MHiornTTPltt- end employment exec­ Apply ImmediBteiy to us to see tot with a growth erlontod dullng, holoth Intu- SkLLMAh. Needeii ior Carttr Cbovreltt, tBO ronco, prom Bhorlng. borbr with good drlv- SFtth the public, and utives eround the coun­ take advantege of Ol- Main Stroot, facility. Also accoptlno I n o record. Qlkii ity Inn Conference hove 0 profestlono) ap­ i'LiildAL.Yuk'km a oi- Excessive abbrevtaNons WNT (Rg fwoilwo hsW en try use newspaper sd- oppHcotlont for ono 6334071.______Center. Duties Include pearance you should ttce posltton, 40 hours obbravlott rotullBl Bo vartlting when tlwy ate elenB excellent Take e KKwIvCffVWfwYe ____ Exporlenced only. Coll jti lAlfjy srasrei thot oil Trip on Ue bonoflt. port time 11pm to Pom, ttACHBR Aide, immo- 74AS317. ______; meetino set upe, lloht dottni toly look Into tho per weak, Monday sure readers understand lll|M 9RIP69 W6 PPM9R990 90 seeking profettional or ono full Hmo 3pm to dltate opening In spel- cleaning and room ser­ eppretunitits with through Prldoy, B4:$0 your od by ovoWIno ob- exempt personnel. Como In or cell Laurie. 11pm, Monday through cgl educotlen clots Pu L l Time personTo vice. Flexible hours South Windsor Bonk A pm. Relloblltv and oc- brevloftlens. 643-2711. When hiring new tm- OIOHWASHER. Pull or Priftay. no watkonos. room for young Devel- with different sche­ Trust. Call Muriel curocy Important. Ex- , Olttw, Por more Infermotlen opmontolly Olsoblt- through Prldov. Hours dules. indudet holi­ M. BryOsr, ployaet, the nawspsper part time. Pltxlble Marks tor on oppolnt- u b M b a d d in g Looking for o good used Stent oeiii is still rated as ths pteoBO edll O. N. S., d/AutIttic studontt. 7:1S to 4. Apply In days and wttkends. machine. Typing Bklllt Timporirlw beurt. Abovo ovtroot mont a94061 oxtenslon moMlt hornet Be sura to number-one choice for 162 Spencer Street tsfOBBs. Apply In per- CroBtflold CenvaltB- Apply at: Community person: Arthur Drug Ploate nil out oppllea- 216 or apply batwton 9 htipfai. Appw In par­ look m tho CloeBlttBd co­ ctnt Hemt/Ptnwood Otlld Guidance School, warehouse, 942 Main , Hon at: 51 Hartford reaching qualifiad pros­ pon: Rptai'B NOW Yertc and S, Monday IhreuBh son, Frogut M at, Co., lumns ... tttal’s where Me pects! 643-2711. «*• WHik t*k--klh Otylo M l JttBtauront. Manor, Monchoator, 317 N. Main Stroot, Streot and otk for TPtw.VOmon. 646-5700. Thursday at IIS, Rdenn 200 Fitkin St., B. •Fverttsidl routs M, vemon. Ct. 643-5151. Mancnailir EOE. Nonev. .EOCfAA. Rood, South Windsor. 643-1711. 96704 •47-m i KAwvilWi'KK HEitALD. FHdwr. AbcW 17. \wt

CeertefI .OMHcror rercewwglaW CeerteT Webetn OiWdciwer rod BUSiNESi ft s n m c E m a rn m n a / M FLYAAOIITH Vbitant , RANC______wde In ihdhtwn of Mdncheb PMrseext teen a ia a ra tm n . ter, Caaiwy aTMUrtard, Sfofe SSb o eenSi P hwf tojjwMw tor. 6 M I0 mllpg. *4F- wintem B. FitxOeretd, at Cennaeweat. Pursuant to e^^s^^n, ^S^S^i^dredt 5 fSW diNl oek fbr AAorr AMew dWM Agm IS n w e w order or Men. wnnamR. heennewoi ee held on anew ntsCerefAJudew a hoortne EupiUiipe. eOeeneti ereytwetbraether- wOtbehOldenanadeneeWen FOUft Amariean tadna Ify le eeiiigrwiii* end wnie e .r te^^i^rei^B^^r ^xrse.^^1r ce^^— e doubtful _ . coming a certain Minor ooW nuppef time wRB delm In Ibver of i ChNd bom on May 30 l*5lv tired. 13 inch at 53EE 5L*L'W 2«2»^ m n eeetiN* Secioty fur Sdufnee wheroin Iho Cogrr. daem on Cdh oflgr 4:30 wgaR- M.TA end OMrtae Schnier, d/b/o wni afWct your InforoMi, If dpye. 74*0X6. r M H H p A M Purr Corner. ShedPlne any, on In lafdadelleallan on Pleae oe In m W apoWennon lUamaralWIycMdaarwatlha FOtrYiAC i9oi ’ama, a i»««ria»«r«M i on nie more fUHy qdPonre, at Court at Prebate on Aem 30 door, * cylinder, btud. ■ S n ^ S ^ ^ s s s s i vw^FWlDWOTIOTi. ffMw* Ihe Court of PrM W on Aerll 1*e7atl1:0eA.M. Pv order of 05995. Fdr ypur Beef ^ i Wtowmwg 30 19l?att:jeP.M. ,tho Court deal coll n n Fteona. Mary Lou Tqytor, Mary Lou Toylor, piNoK onu dr. dHf Omrk mtumt Oork BABY Fprakggfe, * r n L t s n t m m f wdoks, 515-16. X x link MMTiAe m m n chleke, 7 fa r X.50. FWi- door, * cylinder, atar. Court ot PrePolu, District or Court of Prebole, Pmrict of Inp duekllnge, 52.60. 55995. Fdr ypvr bdof < 3m m d O H . deal coll Bill Flcone. aanSFSmSaam NonN^^iSiiRiiP Bdby turkdyseeon. 742- WHITMAN ^ m p w m m , M r W T A T t r " IHTATCOP 704. i 4 M I 7 4 w w mvniNMiiofv. SCOTT M. in ALISON C. TWEED, FRggdeptogeodhe^. I Om iM r OrtMK. ^ A o actA f_^ A MINOR door, 4 evlindor, 54195. MMMMMr, M»'ta»t Pursuont to on ordor or Hon. Pursuant to on order Ot Hon. Fort Springer Sponidt, _ M i d n Wllllom a. PltxOor^d, Wllllom E. PitsOorold, hoe fhote, 21D years For your beef deal coll JuddW dolod Adrll 11, ise? o Judds^ dofod Aem 11,1907O old. Coll after 4:36. Bill Fleono. 2X1X3. iworlnd wni bo imd on on ob- hoorliid wni bo hold on on Ob- 44*d393. MwfiAeiWjSSFSw g g g s r W0 9p9ottim in ehcoNon proylnd tar nulhor- mieotlon proylnd for oulhor- Ow rdy Comrtvcnon ity to eonwemiee nnd seme Ity to eomoromloe ond senio Non wagon, 4 cyllndsr, W SM k o doubtful ond disdufod o doubtfut dnd disbutod white. 53995. For your a n d dalm In fnvor ot sold eeMto dolm In Snvor ot said soSefo best deal coll BIN F T S P R f l^ M w T S tRRT*lMBr*W3eSh!5! Cuatomar Sttftfaetlonf iM nw Cove wont iMvr- against tho Herts Comoro- conp.2Xd4P. A MMir. «rtMrfor4M«r. HMM r«Mfr«. Ydw » Cetneanvee hi Mie oe- tlon os in soldoeencoHon on fraa tattmanaa •ncottonin on on file more fully nio mors Adly appaors,atflio FOtrriAC 19E^ fhrebIrZ •K 2 - 1A J S * * •• Vfv V ^M r TrV^TV/ tVOTwrOI fMiiM nr, «* »M rr. prM oodoore, at ihoCourtorPro- Court of Probate on AprH IS POOLS Amoxlno dls- 4XM6 miles, Mue. 59495. d d d a M M . m m x i m Mfkwdw. MaorM.M- boM oniAor1l3A1fS?at3;W A l«e7ot10:WA.M. countl Limited time For your best dual coH d.M. Mery Leu Tqyler, only. The Me new fan­ am Fleono. ax*4E 3. oesi.iipbr- FilirrTiH Tfare. Mary Lou Tqylur, eSMt <-l** tastic 19S7 family slid WOOOHwICi •S904 Clerk OLDSMOBIL# dufioss SdrMd efden ud. Prvff CouneeRng Center pool tncludos hupp sun WOeen, 1979. Diesef, freoarunMaandeeray- deck, fsnclnp, RItar, IdhM I M M Court at Prebotu, mstriet at needs o motor. 5451. fflW. l»PP|ff WIINftCC Nonco TO CMorrom Cavamry lodders, and storronty 529-15*7.______end off lawn caret eVUriM JM WfTCHT ■STATC Od MIA. Ml nanemarnuania for only 5975. Full fl- 74S-74A. dRANCIS A. MAHEK. o/k/e ESTATE OP nonclnp ovolloblo. MAZDA 6 l C 79. Runs dl^WClS WAMEIt leteof JASON PAUL OULINO, greot, well motntotngd. P io^o^^Hino. *n^mche***r, ^P^tceeeee First cornel First 17IWMSRrTSM?rSc- A MINOR ' 5 spood, pood ffros. TVr HVMfV^V TfWf WaO Move Troy DlN Nofo- remwe end Ofwiee TIM Hen. William S. ntx- Pursuant to on ordsr of Heh. sdrvel Coll Foul t-566- Oeroie, Judee, of me Court 552-7445 or 26»-S4»n*t. j m . ^ 1 3 7 5 . fwW ^MffVf/ fV fllier. will frovei. erboiAuzma m omhm m • Ndr cfrewtr breaker Carden*, lawn*, flower or drobofe. OMrict of Mon- dotedApril n / iS f a heerlne FOA ^ d . Overtidoil' ond F0R 6 AoirmofA wagon bed*, taro* or wnofi. dieiter of e liearlne iwM on wni be held on on oppHeonen 79. Automatic, power M M f. Dryer ewflefe, Aom iA irer oreoroe ffiot on eroylnp for outherNy ta ontry doors. Aluminum brakes and steerlnp, ^WNVNfllflM FVvW^Wff ^Vr cofieo-ffw. cloimt muff be orofonteO to transfer and cenyoy a cer­ shodf sldlnp. Best offer. • w w * * * tat reeme. nitutat AOWoodlendCtreel the neuclory on or beforo tain pieco or poresl at reel 449-7491. olr condltfonlnp. MMt wm /njancn^. July I*, irer or be borroO o* ereeorty os in sold ooelicb condition. *13-5754. foetdletf, ofe* eem- Ine omf thHimat ra- Menofieefer. CT 00040 by low orovlO*e. $rF55fTFeoi"wfifir5i mercM drHMr dene. M bulldln*. Tbe tien an file mere fully TO Y 6 Y a Cressido 1#4, nni^jiMBr Mary Leu Taylor, enesors, of Ihe Court of Pr»- tm a r, dfsmontldd and white with Mue Inte­ yoore enoerlMw , ll- ea**ibfitne* ara ana- 6 4 9 -9 7 3 7 Clerk b m on April 30,1907 at 7:is ready to po. 5295. *43- eeneetf and fdfy fn- lee*. Colt o ^ lent P.M. 94*4. ______rior. 37k. All power, The neuclory it; Bsrttio e. nappe. sunroof. Mint condi­ dree eetfmofee. weekday*. 44t4X9. Annoloe dhiliipt MOVING, Must soil NjaBjgy 2*1* EMlneton Rooe esi-ot Clerk tion. 1 owner. 511JW. y W W rW W A L 6 rtve- HIMMY LAIN M V N quick. 6 0 s range, frlpl' *33d465. gyX TC T"'TfTc fr fie"— way*eofin«. Nofobfo South WlnOior, CT 0**74 dolre, drop leaf table, interfer end Novfnd eiecfricai oro^ wnofi. dree e*fmiofe*. Duncan Fyfe fable. Mferlor. Wallpoder- MMMf? Needdloraeora Cananathnaim-mi. Very reosonolbe. 44* mir. Dwoiity work. Def- iffiBii rvvofr r ifv v n v ” Wm W f f t ^ ieryfee. TV/STEKO/ 4474. ereneet and futtv In- cM iM m reewennai Citekof frock A lift MW Pi INVITATION TO OID AFfUMOM eared. Sd yeare work. Jeseok pvmae. cwooer. flfunw remo- The Monchpster Public A L L FIB ER G LA SS HI eiiMrlenee. Marffn F t ^ ntanad. dree yof. dree eeffntofe*. Schools solicits bids for W HIRLPOOL 1951 wash­ foot truck compor. m n u an. m -atn at- eeftaMfee. 444-SS3. TEACHiNO Su p p l ie s for ing mochine. Excellent for 4: A loeelol eonelderaflon IlM Ite7-lfn Khoel year. m Light weight, aleepe for elderly and bondl- Sostsd Mdi will bo recelyed condition. Asking SALES four, heater, efove. J M N Aeerr WANT ADS are the 1 a h -7 § a . TODAY IS a good day lo until April 3S, 1*87,3:40 P.M., S12S/bost offer. Coll of- Icebox, portable pofR, eantrattar. Inferior, ploc* on ad In cio**lfied fo of which nme ttiw will be fer*pm *44-6521. stereo. $l266/boat friemlly wav at Nndina o w sSfim irarTuB *ell fhoee idle Item* piMIleiy opened. The rieht Is 113 RUSSELL Street, in­ enferfer. tfoinind eoe- com buver for opd (on­ Codef lawn froefor reserytd to rsiset any and oil AMANA cnest type doors. Must sell I Good offer. *4*2276, *4*5RM. cfolM. inevred. Pree ce*, nm/*lcof Inefrumenl*, edfb rear finer. Oofie- vou've been sforln0. A Mds. SpecineaNons and Md fraexer, pood condi­ deole. Xop by anytime eetrmatee. drefee- ear* and e rieef of oflier focflon dooranfeedl aulek call fo *41-2711 will forms may bo secured at Ihs tion. 5100. Coll 449-47I4. after 4:36. Saturday fleiiaf work dworon- out your od In orinf. nusinoss Otneo, 4S Norm and Sunday afttr f. gngCYCLES/ h a a . m ^ u t . «47-«fl0. School Street, Monchesw, Cemwctlcut. Looklnp for something T a g Sole. Lois o^ tuml- 04S-04 special? Why not run o ture, trains, toys, on- "Wanted to Buy" od In cyclopedlos, tv, gas GR450 SuxukI 1903. Classified. The cost Is grill, polio set, stereo, Bought In 1905 oe a loft sm all... the response big. computers. AM excel­ ever. Dniy 2400 milts. P /M TH E N TS HOMES HIDIISTHIM. *43-2711. lent. 26 Brookfield Helmet and tank bop 'MrriKNTs Included. Excellent KNT FOHREHT Merchandise Street Monchetfer. »T I t l l T lorn Saturday April condition. Aekinp 51100. *49-4*30.______XJXfJBiMTBi?rTT*d- MANCHESTER. New IN D USTR IAL Spoce for 18th only. No prevltws. room fownbou** 1M 2 BEDROOM In East spacious 3 bedroom 1 'h lease. 2100 square feet loadLAWNAND H A R LEV 6 ovfdson 02 bofb*, wall fo wall cor- Hartford. 5550 per baths,Colonlol In fam­ with office. Easy ac­ l''l6AinEN XLH . Now point. O vtr peflna, appliance*. month. Heat and hot ily nelgborhood. Walk cess to 1-54. Coll *49- Autem ilive 51200 In chrome alone. fSIO plus uflllfle*. water included. Wall to to schools. Near bus 7491. Runs excellent. 53000. Milne Real Estate, Inc. wall carpetlnp. 280- line. Available May SL E E P ER couch bolpo, Cell 521-7*13.______0000. Horn-*.______Tftft GftN GcMMAft S»*S73 or 540-41*1. 15th. 5975 plus security. There's someone out 5206.2 rocllninp choirs, Any Announl duHytrud. Also, fix, hiAALEY Davidson me- v RRR6 n . 5 room apart- No pet*. *47-5595. there who wants to buy brown 550 each. King e r ^ , tlonu and bark mutoh. tercycle, 197* FXE flAaple site woterbed with Wood apartment*. ment In 2fomlly home. your power tools. Find Boboal, baekhoa A kradar ranttt. MLE 1200. Excellont condi­ Quiet street with nice Classified section? It con­ htodboord 5275. Sferoo New luxury, two bed­ tains hundreds of Interest­ that buver with a low-cost tion, completely re­ yard. 5550 with ooroee. Odin Classified. *43-2711. nepofloble. *4*9*31 of- MviteoNtTRuenoN FORD 79, T-BIrd. Loaded. built, all ebremt. Ask­ room townhouse*. 270 ing offers. 643-2711. ter 5:30.______■Idwell Street. *40- Utilities extra. Secur­ •72-14SB N k mllee. 52400/best ing 54000. *420912. 9S4f ity required. Call 572- C a s t r o convertible offer. *43-10*9. 0470.______HEMHT sofa, 5275, 4 pieces M A N iC M i& flR . i*t vAf 6Ait4#A ilVogon M. t^SSR6 R 2 bedrooms, PHOfER';HTY blonde bedroom set, CAM Needs repair, preot pos floor, 5 rooms, 2 bed­ 5300, Cedar chest, 550,2 room*. Appliance* and appliances, wall to wall FMMLE mtleooe. 5300. Coll 443- m SALE 7 carpeting, parklnp. MARTHA'S Vineyard. COVEN TR Y. Person to occasional choirs, 530 00*3 before Sem. carpetlnp. 5585 plus Heat and hot water. Available weekly June- shore spacious 9 room and 540. Chino 12 place hoot, utilities and se­ seHInp, 5200. All In curity. Reference* re- Cellar storage. 5550 September. New 3 bed­ house with pool. Ma­ • 4 0 YEARS OF FRIENDS • 40 YEARS OF FRIENDS CluIrM. 04A2244. monthly. *45-2871. room Contemporary ture, quiet, profes­ excellent condition. O A K LA N b Height oport- Cope, fully equipped, sional, non-smoker Must be sold. Any reos- i i E 6 i o 6 M apartment, near Edgortown and preferred. 5315 month onoblt offoro consl- heat, hot water, carpet- ments will beocceptlng applications for l, 2, South Beach. *43-8557. plus utilities. Coll 742- dertd. *47-1534 otter ilHtlMii: Inp, air condlllonlnp. Evenings. 1484 or 278-41*9. 5pm. All appliance*. Nice and 3 bedroom oport- location. *47-1505. ments on April 23,1987. From 12 noon to 5pm CMS Onlyl Apply In person ICAM 3 Ro o m studio oport- [D m □1 RM8ALE ment. Central olr, hoot at the Community mMLE I^M LE A hot water. West Mid­ Room at 340 Oakland dle Tpke, 2nd floor. Street, Manchester. TRUCKS .Q uiet. 5^ month. Coll * 4*A 34 a fter 5. OMDOMINIUMS 643-2791 n R H E H T MANCHESTER MANCHESTER. Newer 3 W HAT'S O N SALE? f 4 wdroom Condo. bedroom duplex. 1V% 1987 DEMO SALE Fully appllancod baths, all appliances. New 1987 Dodge New 1987 Dodge klfchtn, control olr, Basement, deck, 5750 IS NOW IN FULL carport, pool, tonnis plus utilities. No pets. Caravan LE Dakota ShortM Two-tone. V4. clolh bOfKh. etuet pka.. e X t mirrors, ond rac arto avallO' References and secur­ SWING... ALL KINDS OF luaury squipmsnt psekaes. lowsr bodjrsldt mMa.. r. site bumptr, PS. b it. 1 small pgt ac- ity. *49-7874 after 4. Sts. |7SM. P2DS-7SRIS B$W liras, ilk. t n n . c tp fa b lt. 5 75 0 p e r TERRIFICALLY PRICED m o n th . 1 yoor loose plus security deposit. Sale *13,853 Sale *9,776- CAM DEMOS MUST GO!! -price includes tSOO cash rebate * * * FOR SALE 3•b*droem fown- house, fully oppll 1987 CAVALIER 1987 CHEVROLET New 1987 onced kitchen, newly TAKE A LOOK 4 Doer ABTRO PASS. VAN New 1987 Dodge Dodge Raider decorated. Close to 4 Cyl., Auto, AC, P8, Stereo, V-6, AT. PS, PS. Stereo, Dakota Longbed bus line. 5 *5 0 per FACTORY EXECUTIVE CARI P Dr. Looks and lots morel 8 Pass., many optlona. Two-lono. clolh buckott. oil rd. pkg.. taM Bench M SI. laum ska.. AT. V-6 cni.. r. itcp down r. tost, tpora lira covor. AT. r. dot., r. m o n th . 1 year lease Direct from Ford 46031A •0041A. bumper. PS. tlk. I7SH. wiptr. AC, cast., chrome wheels, stk. fTSlO. Rlut security deposit, Motor Co. Dotrolt, lo pets. Carter’s List *10,359 Cortor'sLIet *14,939 M ich ig an . Less Discount 670 Sale *9,259 Sale *11,945 S49-07S8 All eere ere loeded with LeeeDleeount 2,196 -price Includes 5500 cash rebate equipment. Heve low mllee Lose Robeto 780 -price Includes ISOO cash rebate 9 end eerry belenoe of teelory werrantyl SALE PRICE *8939 SALE PRICE *12,743 • 0 Continonlel Qlvenchy New 1987 MImle 1 6 Town Cer, Slgneture New 1987 •orlee...... Ollyer Chrysler Coupe 00 Chrysler Coupe Town Cer, Srown PW. POL. AT. turbo ana., csss., road whooh. Cloth bucktl soots. PW. POL PS. turbo coupo. IS Town Cer, Blue 1987 CAMARO 1987 COR¥ i CA~ pop. oquip. mt.. stk. f7S4S. AT.IS* rood whooU. stk. I7S47. IS Town Cer. White RBOH ^dkSSsmM 4 Door "Come Drive The New Coupe" SCRANTON OOTowrgotDsck V-6s AT. AC, 1*8. ni. Stsrso, 4Cyt., AT. F8. AC, Crulee, CNSmER-PlNMim Crulee, and many more opiloni. HR, 8tsr^ Loaded Car Sale *12,993 Moriarty Bros. Sale *12,741 -price includes 51000 cash rebate CHRYSLER EXECUTIVE M109A sasna -price includes 51000 tash rebate 8 Used Car Speclala VEHICLES AND SELECT Cirter’eLlet *13,104 0 1 *3 20 6 Cgrtor’eLlet *11,770 uemoAhe... Deleun BttO A/C LeeeDleeount 1,324 • 5 CuHeee 2 dr. rTOOe LpggDIeeount 1^6QQ 04 Tempo t dr.. AT *4 2 0 0 Lett Rebate 1,000 QUALITY CUSTOM VANS 05 LoSobre 4 dr. terOS S new 1907'( to chooM from, all equipped the way quality convertlon* thouM be. esoARAvoLLe •s.rs AM/FM stereo cassettes with power amp. CBs. color TVs. powtr sleeper sofas, 03 •8006 SALE PRICE 8ALE PRICE *9f87D osounAeesRHM rASO Deleun lOOSX *1D|78D taileater. convenience center, mlnl-blinds draperies, swivel captain chairs, plush 00 essutORLeOAone •o.Si Colony Perk SAVE carpetlnf. ftanoramic'windows, datum cabinetry, running boards, root r ii^ 6 06 Hondo CRX 'TSOO ladder, tilt wheel, cruise. PW, PL AC. custom wheels A tires, custom tvro-tone. seTsewAOON •s.si • 0 Toyole CoroNe •040S All Vehldoe Flue Any Oelee Tex ReeponelbHIUee end Reg. Fei 7 er CARAVAN fWBlb MAS! W Mer.ColonyFerk *10 ,2 0 0 oevovAomiwHie *14,SI 00 Line. Town Cer 'tSiSOQ ''Raised Roofs” 05 CARAVAN L I rww *10,55 IB nero^ Loeded S O L D Coma Saa Tha Ouaf/tv Of TTtaaa Custom Vans ■enpiHAVi. •ts.Sl 0 4 M eideRX- 7 iisoo QChryslar 7 yr/7A000 mRo HmRed wpmntjf on oR ntw lit? MUBARRCNOmv. *i s m 0 4 Une. Merk VII * 13 ,2 0 0 CARTER eiDoiMiessotKv. *fE.n 04 Font. Qren Prtx ••4 0 6 ~ 6hfy5lbrRH^Ca*spnADoARpTWiBk5.______eesTSfMMWwtib *11,41 00 leutu OLX P/U *0 20 0 ee SIS iwe. Are. *10,05 04 Meeon 2000X •70 0 6 CHEVROLET eeARMsew *S,S5 MORIARTY 'Over 60 years or eedwp # eerwomg CfrewefHiL" MANCHESTER eeniLiANT.*. *S,S5 80 Oakland St.. Exit 63 Off 1-84 OeCMNI *4,05 BROTHERS less RNnAa OLy MftfictiMtftr eijRFCjr *7,05 SOI Contor tt. Opftfi tm-IR S, Pvl. IN i W 6 o 4 o 4 643-2791 Fhra Star Nowohootif, CT S 7 S 4 3 1 1 44I-St3k • 40 VPARS OF FRIENDS * -^0 >EARS OF FRKrNDS