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MANCHESTER HERALD. Tuesday. March 25, 1986 MANCHESTER SPORTS FOCUS CLASSIFIED ADVERTISING 643-2711 Mall battle now Whalers facing Marteney dowry I CARS , CAMPERS/ ITV/8TERE0/ I PETS AND IMISCELLANEDUS CARS up to the court crucial stretch is tasty recipes HOMES I MISCELLANEOUS FDR SALE FDR SALE TRAILERS FOR RENT APPLIANCES SUPPLIES I FDR SALE N FOR RENT I . . . p a g e 9 ... page 14 1974 Dodge Dort Swinger 1973 Volkswagen Camper . . . p a g e 3 AKC Golden Retrievers, Diamond Sollfore Ring — , 1978 Dafsun FIO — Sfoflon Manchester — Keeney Like New 14 cu. ft. Indus­ — Not running. Good tor — Good condiflon. $1,500. .lii. Manchester — Cute One ready 4/10/86 call 646-1263 Round modern brllllonf wagon, excellenf condi­ Street exit, 1-384. Storage trie! freezer. $350. 649- parts. Best offer. 643-5296. Coll 742-8843. bedroom house near after 5pm. cuf. .43 karof, never worn. flon. Low mileage, $2,000. Main Street. $350, security space ayallable. 500 to 9012: Musf be seen. Please call 643-9730, please leave & references reaulred. 6,000 so. ft., Ideol for 872-4836 offer 5:30pm. message. 1981 Cougar XR7 — Auto­ T H E E A S Y W A Y to find a distributor, parts supplier G .E. Self Clean Stove — Free — Benll Type dog. Call after 11am, 643-1499. Good with children, 12 matic, power, olr condi­ cash buyer for no-lonoer- In retail warehousing. 232- Brown, rebuilt 1985. Must 1979 Renaulf LeCar — tioning and more. needed household Items It 5903.______sell. $200 or best offer. years old. 646-4019 offer Nice Older Colonial — 5:30pm^______Needs clufeh. Ofherwise Excellent condition. with a wont ad. Dial Walking distance to 742-5955. $4,850. 646-6887. Now Is the time to run on In good condiflon. $300 or 643-2711 to place your stores, churches, schools TO CLEAN artificial flow­ I TAG SALES besf offer. 742-8758. aulck-actlon ad. and bus line. No pets, od In classified to sell that 1978 Chevetfe — 4 door, camera you no longer I MACHINERY ers, place them heads security deposit. $650 Everyfhlng musf go! 1985 Ford Escorf — 2 door new brakes, new fires, tor use. down In a paper bog, add monthly. Call Ed, 649-2947. I AND TOOLS salt and shake well. To Clofhes, furnifure, klf- hafchback. New England Dorfs. $300. 647-1029. M0TDRCYCLE8/ clean out sforoge areas In chen ufenslls, ladders and Lfd. package, low mi­ MDPED8 ONE OF THE nicest Onnan Generator — 21.8 ofher miscellaneous. 150 leage, like new. $5,000 or anrli^strr HrralJi your hoi7i6 or ooroo^ things about want ads Is Merchandise Amp. Very Good condi­ placB an ad In classified Walnuf Sfreef. Tuesday, besf offer. 646-6926 f^TRUCKS/VANS ) Manchester — A City of Village Charm their low cost. Another Is tion. $500. 74^87S8. telling our readers what 11-4, Wednesday, 11-4, evenings. 1982 KawosakI 550 LTD — their gulck action. T ry a sale Excellent condition. 6,500 you hove for sale. Thursday, 11-4, Friday, |9Z|foh want ad today! 11-4, Safurday, 11-4. TODAY IS a good day to miles. 742-8843.______place an ad In classified to 1979 Ford Cube Von — 25 Cents I FURNITURE I LAWN AND I MISCELLANEOUS sell those Idle Items Runs great, body needs Motorcycle Insurance — Wednesday, March 26,1986 I STORE AND GARDEN FOR SALE you've been storing. A work. $1,200 or besf offer. Get Protection! Ride with Automotive See at Al Sletferf's, 445 AAA Coverage. Competi­ OFFICE SPACE Protect Your Treasured quick coll to 643-2711 will put your ad In print. Hartford Road, tive rates tor all riders. Dining Room Table with 10 X 70 ft. glass 8, wood Discounts tor expe­ custom fit table pads. frame green house to sit Manchester. / W f / Manchester — Prime ENDROLLS 1977 Mustang — Leather rienced riders 8, riders downtown store or office Guaranteed. Superior on foundation. Already 19^ ( fo r SALE with prior Insurance. Spe­ Administration Interior, air conditioning, 1980 Bronco — 351, V-8, space. Approximately workmonship. Some dismantled. Best offer. 27'h width - 25$ cial rates tor older riders styles with decorator co­ 646-6754. automatic transmission, Automatic, 4 wheel drive, 2 1750 square feet with utili­ 13V. width - 2 for 25$ A M /FM stereo cassette with touring bikes. For a lors. I'll come to your 1982 Clfaflon — In running power brakes 8. steering, ties, 668-1447. M U S T be picked up at the and running boards. no obligation quote, call home to measure your Manchester Herald Office condiflon. Aufomafic. low mileage. $2,200 negoti­ able, 244-4093 days or 643- $4,000. Call 649-8112 after AAA Insurance at 646- Office Space — 500 sq. ft. table with no obligation. I RECREATIONAL before 11 A M. ONLY. Banged up righf side. $500. 633-5654 offer 6pm. 5641 evenings. 6pm. 7096. Heat Included. $200 per Llso, 236-1808, leave I EQUIPMENT keeps eye on month. Call 649-5334 or message. 643-7175. Furniture Sole — Moving, Pools! Pools! Pools! AAA 474 Main street, the center everything must go. Coll pool distributor must dis­ of town. 3 rooms, first 646-0549. pose of entire stock of floor. Call 646-2426 week­ new, leftover, 1985, 31 ft, trouble spots 6 days, 9-5. fomllv sized swimming I ITV/STEREO/ pools with huge sundeck, fencing, filter, ladders MUNCHESTEII APPLIANCES and warranty for only from the aircraft carriers Sara­ OmCC SPACE $976. Installation optional TAKE Combined Wire Services AVAIIAILE Used Refrigerators, and extra, financing avail­ toga and Coral Sea fired missiles at Good Location. Adaquata Washers, Ranges — able. Call Paul at 721-1884. U.S. planes defied threats by a Soviet-built Nanuchka II missile parking & raaaonabia rants. boat near Benghazi, leaving it Idaal location for attomay or clean, guaranteed, parts Libyan leader Moammar Khadafy and service. Low prices. "dead in the water and on fire," the accountant. LIQUOR PERMIT and roamed unchallenged today in 64»-2A»1 B.D. Pearl & Son, 649 NOTICE OF APPLICATION A the Gulf of Sidra, where the lack of Pentagon said. Main Street, 643-2171. any Libyan military activity sig­ “ If Khadafy had not attempted This is to give notice that I, anything, we could have ended it NORMAN P. M O R TLO CKof naled an apparent end to the battle. Upright Vocuum — $30 or tomorrow or the next day,” a RESORT best offer. 643-1720. 248 WETHERELL ST., MAN­ Pentagon officials said. PROPERTY CHESTER, CT 06040 hove As relative calm returned to senior Pentagon official said Tues­ filed an appMcotlon pla­ day, on condition he not be N carded MARCH 18, 1986 with CHANCE disputed gulf waters, Defense INVITATION TO BID the Department of Liauor Secretary Caspar Weinberger and identified. Vermont — Cottages for The Manchester Public Control 0 PACKAGE Ll- ' Four Soviet warships shadowed rent. Beautiful Lake Schools solicits bids for STU­ (3UOR for the sale ot alco­ other Pentagon officials hinted Memphremagog, New­ DENT INSURANCE for the holic liquor on the premises that U.S. flight operations may be the American task force north of port, Vermont. Modern 1986-1987 school year. Sealed 57 COOPER ST., MANCHES­ ended there sooner than the the Gulf of Sidra, the Pentagon bids will be received until TER , C T 06040. The business said. housekeeping cottages. APRIL 23, 1986, 2:00 P.M., at will be owned by COOPER scheduled April 1. One Pentagon Sandy beach, good fish­ which tlnre they will be oub- STREET PACKAGE STORE. source said they may be over by ing, especially In June llcly opened. The right Is re­ INC. of 57 COOPER ST., Thursday. (Salmon). Call Windsor served to relecf any and all MANCHESTER, CT 06040 Meanwhile, President Reagan is Locks, C T, 668-7846. bids. Specifications and bids and will be conducted by forms may be secured ot the NORMAN P. M ORTLOCK OS staying out of public view while Business Office, 45 North permittee. moving behind the scenes to keep Reaction School Street, Monchester, NORMAN P. M ORTLOCK U.S. pressure on Libya and to send I INDUSTRIAL Connecticut. Doted 3-24-1986 050-03 060-03 ^ $a) million in militaiy aid to PROPERTY Honduras to repel a Nicaraguan KIT ‘N’ CARLYLE ®by Larry Wright invasion. (Story on page 4.) is mixed Manchester — Industrial Supporters and opponents of space, 1,500 square feet. President Reagan’s $100 million Also 3,000 SQuore feet storage. Tullv Real Est­ aid package to Nicaraguan rebels in town ate, 643-0005. tried today to fashion a comprom­ W E’VJ OT YOUR NUMBER” H8ISW photo by Bwfww ise that would win widespread UJOeb. Senate support. The Senate was Bv John F. Kirch LEGAL NOTICE m ■fe w w r f i a BeiMfyacEWENTb4 Studehts at Bennati4unlor Hiflb School clamor for an Peckhim y C h u f^ Kaltoth.'.enootiragod. ■ctaeduled later today to begin t$ TO: ENROLLED MEMBERB OF hours of debate on the aid plOn, THE DEMOCRATIC PARTY IN 'CPiVJSB Hes (W A To BACfcTb tue autograph from Mfbaier k e yM D iM lliil* * 4 a y after an' seventh-graders to ehoosesports and school activities THE TOWN OF BOLTON. ^ T b f ^ m c ^ r , CONTEST anti-drug presentation in the liiR n ib r a r y . Dineen, over drugs: Th e players distributed posters and with a vote likely tonight or Two days after Libyan and American forces clashed in the CONNECTICUT: teammate Dave Tippett and announcers Rick pictures to the mere than 200 students who attended. Thursday. Pursuont to the provisions of Calm prevailed into the early Gulf of Sidra, local officials and A Sections 9-390 and 9-391 of the General Statutes of the State morning hours today in the dis­ politicians remain divided over of Connecticut, you are her­ puted Gulf of Sidra. But for a what shape American foreign eby wornedthotacaucuswill policy should take in the Middle be held Thursday, April 3, second straight day Tuesday, the 1986, ot 8:00 p.m., ot Com­ S T A R T I N G Bonnet students get Whaler warning U.S. 6th Fleet directed missile fire East. munity Hall, Bolton Center against Libyan forces. Four Lib­ Officials and state legislators Rood to endorse candtdotes contacted Tuesday and this morn­ for election os delegotes to a a v Appearing with *nppett and Dineen were Whalers announcers yan ships were in the two days X'I W - ing also disagreed on whether the the Oemocrotic State Dis­ MARCH 14th! BV Susan Vaughn Rick Peckham and Chuck Kaiton. All came to Bennet as part of of fighting, three of them sunk. And trict Conventions, and to e iv iN G ^ Herald Reporter a Libyan radar site was struck U.S. Navy provoked a confronta­ transact such other business an anti-drug program the Whalers have been participating in this as may be proper to come be­ Monday, then hit again less than tion with Libyan leader Moammar R year in connection with the Connecticut Anti-Drug Commission. fore said coucus. At a time when the sports pages are filled with stories of four hours later. Khadafy when it crossed into the Dated at Bolton, Connec­ athletes involved in drug scandals, students at Bennet Junior “ You people are coming to the age where it’s going to be crisis In its latest update, the Pentagon gulf. ticut. this 21st doy of March 1986. High School seemed surprised to hear from two professional time,” Tippett told the students. He said they would have to make said that as of 5 a.m. E^T, "The “ We have every right to be DEMOCRATIC TOWN f r e e To Every 5th, 10th hockey players who said they have never used drugs. decirions about achieving their goals, whether in sporta or U.S. naval exercise in the Mediter­ there,” said state Sen. Carl A. COMMITEE OF BOLTON Zinsser, R-Manebester. “ The by: The use of drugs and alcohol in professional sports t^ ay is school. ranean Sea continues as sched­ Henry Kelsey. especially disheartening because of the hard work n e^ M for an "The key word is common sense. You know what you can uled,” with both surface and air reaction was a proper one to take. Chairperson 15th and 20th Caller... We have to establish that those are athlete to reach that level of proficiency. Hartford Whaler Dave handle,” Tippett said. units operating within the disputed 058-03 Gulf of Sidra. international waters.” who speaks with our classified ad Tippett told Bennet students Tuesday. “ You've got to decide what you’re going to do yourself,” said The United States considers the “They’ve been provoking the Without preaching about the dangers of drugs. Tippett and Dineen. He said that while he does not use drugs, he has seen a lot NOTICE gulf part of the Mediterranean and world for years,” Republican PUBLIC HEARING department between 8:30 a.m. teammate Kevin Dineen encouraged about 200 seventh-graders of professional athletes use cocaine and other drugs. BOARD OF DIRECTORS Tmto Piece open to international traffic to Town Chairman Don Kuehl said of packed into the school library to set goals in sports and school TOWN OF MANCHESTER, CONNECTICUT and 5:00 p.m., Monday through Please tun to page 3 within 12 miles of the Libyan coast. Libya. instead of getting high. Notice Is hereby given that the Board of Directors, Town of Friday, we’ll give away a free clas­ Khadafy claims sovereignty over “ They don’t seem to react as a Manchester, Conne^lcut. will hold a Public Hearing at the the entire gulf. reasonable nation would,” he Lincoln Center Heoring Room. 494 Main Street. Manchester. sified word ad for a maximum of “ No additonal incidents with added, calling U.S. actions Connecticut, on Tuesday. April 1, 1986 at 8:00 P.M. to con­ PLUS sider and act on the following: Libyan forces have been re­ ’’logical.” six consecutive days. ported,” the Pentagon said. “ Sixth U.S. warplanes and ships struck Proposed appropriotlon to Educotlon Special Fleet surface vessels and aircraft a Libyan anti-aircraft nnissle site Prelects • Fund 41 • Head Start 1986 ...... $190,850.00 to be financed by a Federal Grant administered Contract ends UAW strike at Pillowtex continue to operate in the Gulf of and destroyed four Libyan boats by the Community Renewal Team. Sidra in the same general area earlier this week after the North Proposed appropriation to Education Special “ 3 ” Manchester and said the company first year, 20 cents in the second they have been in for the past two African country fired at least six Projects - Fund 41 • Head Start Training ...... $3,103.00 By John F. Kirch pany's chief negotiator, called the "met our bottom line,” though year of the contract and 25 cents in days. The fleet remains clear of the missiles at U.S. planes taking part to be financed by a Federal Gront administered Every 150th, 200th Herald Reparter contract — agreed upon just as the by the Community Renewal Team. Local 376 officials said it included the third. Workers returning to Libyan territorial waters." in a military excerise over the Gulf National Labor Relations Board The new quiet in Libya appeared of Sidra. Proposed appropriotlon to General Fund - was to begin hearings on UAW some compromises. their jobs will receive an increase and 300th Caller... Employees of the Pillowtex to mean Khadafy conceded U.S. Libya claims the entire ^ I f as Town Clerk ...... $12,500.00 complaints — “ favorable” and "in “ We won, you can't describe it anywhere from 25 cents to $1.80 to be financed by fee revenues greater than g r a n d Corp. folded their picket line and claims to rights to navigate freely its territorial waters, while the line" with contracts the Dallas- any different,” Philip A. Wheeler, "just for walking in the door.” budget estimates. will receive a grand prize of ended a seven-month-old strike in gulf waters and airspace and U.S. and most of the world based pillow and comforter manu­ president of Local 376, said Tues­ Wheeler said. Proposed opproprlation to General Fund - Tuesday afternoon after approv­ Under the contract, the workers sought an end to the maneuvers by recognizes only a 12-mile boundary Police - Special Services...... SISO.OOO 00 Dinner for Two at one of the facturer has at other union plants day after the union voted to ratify p r i z e s ing a three-year accord reached will receive overtime pay of the 30-ship Navy force and its 265 around the coast. to be finonced by offsetting revenue from con- the day before between the com­ around the country. the contract. "Unfortunately we 2 tructlon contractors. following restaurants of their time-and-a-half for all hours planes. “ What would others do if we "The important thing is that the couldn’t do it without a strike. pany and United Auto Workers Libya last fired on U.S. planes drew a line across the Gulf of Proposed oppropriotlon to Generol Fund - choice: strike is over,” Kerner said this We’re happy it’s over and we’re worked over eight a day. They will Police • to replace damaged traffic control L4>cal 376. receive overtime pay for all hours with a Soviet-built SAM-5 missile Mexico and said, 'These are our morning. “ There was give and happy we got an excellent signal...... $16,950.00 The employees will return to worked on Saturday and will be at 1:14 p.m. EST Monday, the waters?” ’ Zinsser asked. “ We to be financed bv ontlclpoted recovery from In­ take on both sides. We’re happy contract.” work next week under the first paid double-time for Sunday hours, Pentagon said. would be wrong." surer of responsible driver. • PIANO’S •WONGS with the contract and happy to get Both Kerner and Wheeler said union contract at the Pillowtex No hostile activities were re­ Other officials disagreed. They Proposed appropriotlon to Revenue Shoring • back to making pillows. That's our the contract includes provisions the officials said. Fund 81 - Advertising and Administrotive • THE ADAMS MILL plant on Regent Street, a company ported in the Gulf of Sidra area said that although Khadafy was business." for an automatic pay increase each In the past, workers received Expense ...... $500.00 spokesman said today. after 1:07 a.m. E^ST Tuesday, when to be financed bv unappropriated receipts. • VITO’S BIRCH MOUNTAIN INN Richard E. Kerner, vice presi­ The union called the contract a year. The workers will receive a Please tarn to page 8 two A-6 Intruder light bombers Please turn to page 8 Proposed odditlonol appropriotlon to Educo­ dent of personnel and the com­ victory for the labor movement in 25-cent hourly wage increase in the tlon Special Protects • Fund 41 - existing Ac­ count P386 - Youth Em ploym ent...... $1,000.00 6 to be finonced bv interest eornlngs of the Mon­ chester Emergency Employment Fund. Proposed odditlonol oppropriotlon to General , n i 0 T0 4 M M ) f <1 In order to qualify, simply call and Theory hints at reprisal Fund - Human Services - Community Agencies - ; rATIBM ' TODAY’S HERALD Divorce rate up in 1985 Manchester Community Services Council - ■'V speak with one of our classified Mental Heolth Te a m ...... $2,000.00 Call Now to be financed bv Interest earnings of the Man­ representatives to learn If you by state’s oil companies WASHINGTON (AP) — Americans were about twice as likely chester Emergency Employment Fund. to marry as to divorce last year, but new government statistics To consider condemnotion of an Easement for sanitory 8141 are a LU C K Y WINNER. Ramaint identified Index sewer ond for a woter moln on property of Greenview Hill IZH04H HARTFORD (AP) — The state plummeting world oil prices. The show the divorce rate was rising while marriage was on the Condominium Assoclotlon, Incorporoted. for one dollor The remains of six of the seven 24 pages. 4 sections An interesting neckline, and investigation zeroed in on the dedine. ($1.00). and Win! astronauts who died in the explo­ attorney general says be is looking easy-aew g o ^ skirt two­ AHwir?* 17 major oil companies earlier this There were 10.2 marriages per 1.000 Americans in 1985, down 3 To odoot a method for flnonclng solid waste operations ot into allegations that big oil com­ some for the half-sixer. In sion of the space shuttle Chal­ 91 month after the attorney general percent from 1004 and the lowest rate since 1977, according to the the Town Landfill, which Is described In a report titled lenger have b ^ n identified, and panies may have inflated their "Solid Woste User Fee Proposal" doted April 18,1984. Pro­ short or long sleeves for any 99.94 met with disgruntled dealers com­ annual statistical summary from the National Center for Health NASA has begun notifying the P.leeeififhfl _ Connecticut gasoline prices in posed sonltory landfill user fee charges are os follows: season. 1R reteliation for tighter regulations plaining of unfair treatment at the Statistics. Category No. 8141 with Photo- families, according to the relatives Cotegory CONTEST DATES 7 the sUte imposed in 1981. hands of the big refiners. At the same time, the divorce rate climbed 2 percent to S 1. Automobiles, Stotion 1. No charge for Permit Guida ii in Sixes I2V5 to and published reports. Relatives of 24VS. Sixe 14V5, 37 bust. 3 643-2711 17 Connecticut passed the so-called In Connecticut and every other divorces per 1,000 people to match the rate of lOiS. Wogons, Vons, Noncom- Ellison Onizuka and Ronald E. c n**rt ei n mnp* divorcement law five years ago. state, the big oil companies can merclol Pickups, Jeeps yards 60-inch. MARCH 14th — 31st McNair confirmed they were con­ ia The Center reported 2,425,000 marriages in 1905, down from Focii* forcing the major oil companies contract with dealers to lease 2. All other vehicles $6.(X) Permit Fee per veor n o a ia , taae $Z.S$ Isr sact tacted by NASA. Story on page 5. 1 ndhiBre 3.19 g.4g7,S00 in 19S4. And there were 1.117,000 divorces, up from All waste $12.00 per ton gatlMa, pan set lar peitags aaS n o n - c o m m e r c ia l advertisers o n l y out of the retail business. The law service statioas from them and to l.lSSkOSB 3. Tires (oil sizes) 3. $3.00 per tire ta a tN a g . ONLY IN THE probibiU gasoline distributors buy only their gaaoline at a OKtiiiarIgM a 'overall 1,<6S.000 people were a4ded to the United SUtes The effective dote of these charges In June 1, 1986. from competing against their own non-negotiable wholesale price. SILSSSwIm p Clouds rgtum 6 popidation last year as a result of natural increase — the excess All public meetings of the Town of Manchester ore held ot lo- ttHSvs^Samfcas dealers by operating their own Wayne Konitsbek, executive di­ of births over deaths. The rate of increase was 7 per 1,000 people, cotlons which ore occessible to hondicopped citizens. In ad­ am 1m*. a.T. leeM filling stations. rector oflh e Connecticut Gasoline dition, hondlcped incHvIduols requiring on ouxlliory old In M a t aaais, SSSrass ntw ZIP Increasing cloudiness tonight the same as a year earlier. ceac. SOM asmnr ass sits. Cnnrtw ___ - Attorney General Joseph I. RetsUers Association, has said order to focIMtate their porticipotlon ot meetings should with a chance of showers late and 17 contoct the Town at 647-3123 one week prior to the scheduled New FASHION with lows from 65 to 55. Mostly cloudy Liebernisn in February began independent filling station opera­ Please tara le page ■ meeting so thot approprlote arrangements con be mode. 4-S I’hota-Gaide patteraa la with showers likely Thursday, 11 Q investigating the failure of state tors are free to buy their supplies STEPHEN T. CASSANO, SECRETARY all aiie ranges, has a 9 reuil prices to fall in step with on the open market. BOARD OF DIRECTORS special Grace Cole CoUec- ManrljpHtpr BfralJi highs in the SOs. Details on page 2. Weather------— Doted ot Manchester, Connecticut this 24th day of Morch. tioa for larger sties: piss 1986. 2 BONUS &>apoaa: 054^ Prico .... tlM MANCHESTER HERALD. Wednesday. March 26. 1886 — I

I — MANCHESTER HERALD. Wednesday, March 26, 19»6 Winchester Mall battle goes to court funds. WEATHER By John F. Kirch The Town Council reached an Harold Reporter * “If the court looks at those reports, the agreement with the Wlncheitar opinions are unanimous — no one disagrees developers in December 1984 Today’s forecast WEST HARTFORD — A group under which the developers would of South Windsor residents who that there is a severe traffic problem in the pay $1.8 million to make im prove­ oppose the Winchester Mall Conoecticut, M anachuw ttt and Rhode laland; ments to three roads in the area planned on the South Wlndsor- area,” Beck sajd. Mostly sunny, breezy and warm today. High 70 to that are not eligible for govern­ Manchester town line brought ment funding. The agreement was 75 except in the SOs south-facing coasts, Cape Cod their case before a Superior Court and the islands. Increasing clouds tonight with a reached after the first three public judge Tuesday. hearings on the proposed zone chance of showers late at night. Lows 45 to 55. In arguments before Judge Allan Indianapolis. tion to the area and destroy the Mostly cloudy with showers likely Thursday. Highs neighborhood. They have also change and was presented to the Smith, attorneys Bruce S. Beck of PZC before it voted on the in the 50s. SM ITH NOW HAS 120 days to argued that the PZC’s action Manchester.and Thomas P. Byrne application. Maine; Mostly cloudy north and nnosUy sunny of Farmington, who represent make a decision on the suit, which .constituted spot zoning because after some morning cloudiness south today. Windy can be appealed to the state most of the land around the mall about 28 residents seeking to block THE COMMISSION granted the Appellate Court. The decision is site is zoned for residential use. and much warmer. Highs in the 50s north to 60s construction of the mall, said the zone change with the understand­ considered crucial to the develop­ ' Lassman conceded that some south but cooler near the |:oast. Becom ing cloudy South Windsor Planning and Zon­ ing that the improvenients would statewide tonight with showers likely north and ing Commission acted arbitrarily ment of the Winchester Mall, land in the area is residential, but said that the land to the south of the be made prior to the mall’s chance of showers south towards morning. Lows when it changed the zoning of 57 which would be located mostly in site in Manchester is almost all opening. mainly in the 40s. Showers or flurries likely north acres from Rural Residence to South Windsor with parking lots and an office complex in commercial. Beck and Byrne argued Tuesday and showers likely south Thursday. Highs in the 40s Design Commercial to allow the that the PZC’s decision was wrong 8 0 0,000-square-foot mall. Manchester. Beck and Byrnes hope to prove north to lower and mid 50s south. that the commission did not act on because while the commission The Winchester developers are New Hampshire; Becoming partly sunny north But Ralph G. Elliot, the lawyer the right evidence when it granted admitted that all 10 road improve­ competing with another partner­ ' I and mostly sunny south today. Windy and much who represents the PZC, and the zone change in February 1985. ments are needed, it failed to ship seeking to build a mall of warm er with highs in the 60s to lower 70s. Clouding Edwin A. Lassman, who repres­ They cited three traffic reports consider the remaining seven about the same size nearby in up tonight. Showers likely north and chance of ents the developers, said that that showed the mall would have a because it did not have money for Manchester. Both developers have showers south toward morning. Lows mainly in the South Windsor planning officials m ajor impact on traffic in the them. Funding for the seven 40s. Showers or flurries likely north and showers used their knowledge of the area admitted that only one of the malls projects is not guaranteed. Beck will be built and like Winchester, area. likely south Thursday. Highs in the 40s north to and made a decision they felt and By roe said. the Buckland Hills Mall faces legal low er and mid SOs south. would benefit the community as a “ IF THE COURT looks at those “ Because there’s no money to do challenges. Vermont: Sunny, windy and warm today. Near whole. reports, the opinions are unanim­ the other seven roads, the commis­ Elliot said the court must uphold "W e did everything on that ous — no one disagrees that there is sion says they don't need to do it,” record highs in the SOs. Good chance for showers the PZC’s decision if it finds the Call of the mild after midnight tonight. Lows in the 40s. Showers commission exactly to the letter a severe traffic problem in the Byrne said. that the (state) Supreme Court commission gave at least one valid Lassman countered that the 10 ending Thursday. Much cooler with highs in the area,” Beck said. says we need to do,” Elliot said reason for the zone change. road improvement projects were Today: Mostly sunny and warm with a high from 70 to 75. Tonight: mid 40s to low SOs. The traffic studies, which were Increasing cloudiness with a 40 percent chance of showers late at night during the proceedings, which South Windsor amended its plan done on behalf of the developer, the recommended as future projects UPl photo lasted about an hour. and are not crucial to the develop­ and a low around 50. Thursday: Mostly cloudy with a 70 percent chance of development in 1980 and desig­ town and the residents, recom­ The PZC held four public hear­ nated the area near the Manches­ mended that 10 road networks be ment of the mall. He said the three Extended outlook projects that would be most of showers and a high from 55 to 60. Drawing by Blake Pospisil of 145 Today In history ings in November and December ter town line for commercial use, improved. affected by the Winchester Mail Birch Mountain Road, Bolton, a fourth-grader at Bolton Elementary Extended outlook for New England Friday 1984 before granting the zone Lassman said. Six of the road projects are Today is the 55th birthday of actor Leonard Nimoy. He is eligible for federal and state funds, would be done prior to its opening, through Sunday: change to the developers, Bronson Area residents have fought con­ School. and South Windsor planning offi­ while the other seven areas can be Connecticut, Massachusetts and Rhode Island: shown here in his popuiar role of Mr. Spock in the and Hutensky of Bloomfield and struction of the mall because they cials say the town is pursuing those done later. Fair Friday and Saturday. A chance of showers television series “Star Trek." Melvin, Simon and Co. of say it would bring traffic conges­ Sunday. Overnight lows in the SOs Friday, the upper SOs and 40s Saturday and Sunday. Daytime highs 45 to 55 all three days. Vermont: Dry Friday. Lows in the SOs. Highs 45 Abuanac Panel rejects Union Pond land bids to 50. A chance of showers late Saturday. Lows S5 to invited Reed and McMullen to Herald photo by Bashew After rejecting the bids, the The land's appraised worth is 40. Highs in the 50s. Dry Sunday. Lows in the SOs. Bv John F. Kirch attend the EDC’s full meeting next Today is Wednesday. March 26. near that of Mercury. They named Herald Reporter subcommittee recommended that $20,000 an. acre if it is sold as is, NEW YORK Highs 45 to 55. the 85th day of 1986 with 280 to it Vulcan. It's now believed to have John Detweiler of Palm Street, a seventh grader at the town pay to prepare the site for officials said. The appraisal week. New Hampshire and Maine: Fair Friday and In his proposal. Reed made three 3a24 follow. been a "rogue asteroid" making a Bennet Junior High School, listens to Dave Tippett and development, a project that would showed that if the town builds the Sunday. Chance of showers Saturday. Lows in the A subcommittee of the Eco­ separate offers to buy the land. The The moon is full. one-time pass close to the sun. Kevin Dineen, two Hartford Whalers players who came to nomic Development Commission include building an access road proposed access road from Tolland teens to low SOs north and SOs to low SOs south. Highs The morning stars are Mercury. In 1975, the city of Hue. South from Tolland Turnpike to the site. Turnpike to the site, which is first was to buy five acres for SAN FRANCISCO this morning rejected two offers $114,620 and construct a 10,000- mid SOs to low 40s north and upper 40s to low SOs Mars, Jupiter and Saturn. Vietnam, fell to the North Vietna­ the school to urge students to pursue studies and sports estimated to cost about $170,000. \ \ i for about 11 acres of town land near Helen L. McMullen, owner of south. The evening star is Venus. mese army. instead of drugs. the land's worth would be $30,000 square-foot building. The second 30.00 ~ Union Pond. Pressure Blast Manufacturing Co. was to buy the entire site as two Those bom on this date in history In 1979. Israel and Egypt signed an acre. Pellegrini said he and Members said the bids, which Inc,, a manufacturer of blast LOS ANGELES are under the sign of Aries. They a peace treaty at the White House, other officials thought it would be separate parcels for $220,000 and came from Pressure Blast Manu­ equipment and abrasives that is construct a building on each site. include poet Robert Frost in 1874, ending 30 years of hostilities. worth even more with the Across the nation facturing Co. Inc. and Ernest J. located on Chapel Street, offered Both proposals required the town LOWEST playwright Tennessee Williams in Prime Minister Menachem Begin improvements. Reed, were rejected because they $17,500 an acre for the 11.02 acres to prepare the site for TEMPERATURES 1912, French composer-conductor and President Anwar Sadat gave Hockey players Thunderstorms rumbled across the Midwest were lower than the appraised and planned to build a 50.000- Town officials said it would be development. Pierre Boulez in 1925 (age 61), President Jimmy Carter credit for 30 an • MIAMI today and rain dotted the Pacific Coast and value of the land. square-foot building. She said the hard to justify selling McMullen actors Sterling Hayden in 1916 (age the so-called Camp David Under the third option, Reed southern Florida, but mild weather prevailed, The subcommittee — which is company needs to expand and the land below its worth after other 70). Leonard Nimoy in 1931 (age agreement. would buy the entire parcel for made up of Town Manager Robert could possibly add another 35,000 town-owned land in the area has — LEGEND — across most of the nation. In 1984, following a televised urge Bennet pupils 55), Alan Arkin in 1934 (age 52), $25,000 and do all the necessary site Thunderstorms ranged across central Kansas B. Weiss, Planning Director Mark square feet to the proposed build­ been sold for $40,000 an acre and and James Caan in 1939 (age 47), trial in Fall River. Mass., four men work, including constructing the Pellegrini, EDC Chairman Alfred ing. She said without expansion, up. early today and rain was scattered across eastern were sentenced to prison for Supreme Court Justice Sanda Day Werbner and commission the company might be forced to road, at his own expense. Kansas, northern Missouri, southeast Nebraska O'Connor in 1930 (age 56). author raping a woman in 1983 on a pool Reed, a contractor who owns a members William Anderson and leave town. f /^«MOWgW»^ I^OW and Iowa. table in a New Bedford bar. to check drug use business adjacent to the site, said Gerber Scientific Products Inc. Erica Jong in 1942 (age 44), and Joseph Hachey — will present a of South Windsor originally Rain spread across the northern Pacific Coast actress Vicki Lawrence in 1949 “ In my opinio'n. although we that since he made his bid, the UPl WEATHER FOTOCAST ® formal report to the full commis­ planned to buy the site, but and gale-force wind warnings were posted for the (age 37). CooUnned from page 1 that they feel the backgrounds of want Pressure Blast to stay in the Plastifoam Corp. of Rockville has sion when it meets April 3. Hachey withdrew its offer in September A thought for the day: Robert the players is a reason hockey did not take part in this morning’s town, the offer of $17,500 an acre is expressed interest in renting space Washington coast. because it determined the site Showers were widely scattered across southern On this date in history: Frost wrote, "Happiness makes up "Sure there are players in the players don't use drugs generally. meeting in the Lincoln Center not reasonable at all," Werbner at a building on the site. Weiss told Reed to talk with the company and wasn't big enough. National forecast Florida. In 1859, astronomers reported in height for what it lacks in NHL that use drugs, but they won't "They come from good strong conference room. said. “ It would h<> a aift.” Skies were clear to partly cloudy across much of sighting a new planet in an orbit length." last long." said Dineen. who just family backgrounds. Their fami­ During early Thursday, rain is forecast for parts of the North Atlantic the rest of the nation. turned pro last year. lies are real good people.” Kaiton Coast states. Showers are possible in parts of the Pacific Northwest, When asked by a student what said. Temperatures around the nation at 2 a.m. EST kind of penalty a hockey player When students asked the players Townsend to replace Roth at Verplanck the Intermountain Region, the Upper Ohio Valley and the extreme ranged from 24 degrees at Devil's Lake, Minot and would face if found to be using whether they were ever tempted to Lottery Roth has been principal at South Atlantic Coast. Elsewhere the weather will be fair. Williston, N.D., to 72 at Phoenix, Ariz. drugs, Dineen told how Rick get drunk after a game. Tippett Douglas Townsend, who has result of the transfer, Kennedy Wilson E. Deakin. Kennedy said. Verplanck for the past 11 years and Nattress of the Montreal Cana­ answered that although he may been serving in administrative said. Townsend, who has been part- has worked in the town school Tri-state daily: 700, 0493 dians was suspended from the have a glass of wine or a beer, positions at Martin School and The changes leave vacancies in time principal at Martin School Connecticut daily system since 1952. The school Rhode Island daily: 8833 team for a year after he got caught "You usually see more orange Bennet Junior High School, will the principalships at Martin and at since 1982, indicated earlier this board and Kennedy commended Tuesday;JSdi 783 "Lot-0-Bucks": 10-86-33-39-40 "having a couple of joints." juice on the table than anything become principal of Verplanck Robertson School, where Principal year that he was hoping for a him as an "exem plary administra­ Massachusetts daily: 8694 Because of that incident, Nattress else.” School next year, the Board of William Freeman is retiring. The full-time principalship. He served Play Four:Fc 2685 tor" upon accepting his retirement is now looked down on by players After the talk, the students Education, learned Monday night. principal at Martin will double as as principal of Bentley School at Monday night's meeting. Other numbers drawn Tuesday Tuesday's Jingo numbers: and fans and is “ labeled for the swarmed the players to get auto­ School Superintendent James P. system-wide elementary math before that school was closed. PEOPLE 59-41-78-70-45-85-89-58-3-33 graphs on the anti-drug posters Kennedy announced Townsend’s supervisor. in New England; rest of his life," Dineen said. Both Dineen and Tippett told of they were giving out. appointment in conjunction with llie openings are currently Students at Leonia Middle School since their experiences as members of The poster, showing Tippett and the retirement of Verplanck Prin­ being advertised. Committees of A costly dozen September have been accumulating make- tbe Canadian Olympic hockey Dineen and former Whalers' cipal Walter C. Roth. parents, staff members and board PARKADE ’ itfl Cattm t believe money for leisure reading, and in team in 1984, when drug use was player Mark Fusco with their Bohdan Cuprak, who has shared members will be set up to inter­ bAiMNOlWAMi' Eggs usually come cheaper by the dozen; May they 'll be able to use the credit to bid on nearly impossible because the Olympic memorabilia, was pre­ duties with Townsend as half-time view candidates after initial HEALTH .„o pared last fall at the kickoff of the screenings of the candidates by but not to publisher Malcolm Forbes, who the items. players were continually tested. vice principal at Bennet, will get public relations effort against Assistant School Superintendent has bought his 12th Faberge im perial Easter "The purpose was to get them to read for "There is no way you can be increased responsibilities as a NUTRITION CENTER drugs. The poster declares: egg the enjoyment of reading," said Helene involved with drugs in the Olym­ pics," Tippett said. "A n y trace of it "Drugs are a bust, studies a must. 404 W. IWDDU TFKE. "The Rosebud E gg" was a gift from Czar Albrecht, the sixth-grade teacher who ’ 2 PRICE OR in your system and they would Get high on sports — not drugs." al the FARNAOE .Nicholas II of Russia to his wife. Alexandra, initiated the project. know it." The players have prepared a MORE ON in 1895. and was long thought to be missing. Students who read books on their own and BLOCK BUSTER COUPONS 5 0 % Forbes' son Christopher writes in the April Peckham, a lesident of Man­ television public service an­ ALL REFRIGERATEO FOR FRESHNESS 9 FAVORITES answer a few questions about the books are chester who announces Whaler nouncement and have distributed issue of Art & Antiques magazine. given between $1 and $5 of scrip, which is W Voodlondl WITH COUPON ONLY' 20,000 copies of the poster around But it turned up several months ago. and games for WVIT-TV and the Sports ^ » GARDENS deposited in a pretend bank account, the state, according to Phil Lan- S A V E 30* Malcolm Forbes shelled out an undisclosed Channel, said there is no drug ’^A v e ^ Albrecht said. testing in the National Hockey gan, head of public relations fortbe PURE MILLER'S amount for it. in one of two recent The students wrote to celebrities, asking League, but that teams police Whalers. 29E acquisitions for autographs or other articles that could be Bennet was the second school HUES FOR EASTER BRAN nitt.ast themselves. Coupon Expires In London, he paid $148,770 Tuesday for a auctioned, said Albrecht. “ For a one-time offender, that’s where the players had talked to ~Sapar Lysine jeweled snuff box presented by Queen One of the most coveted items is a giant it,” Peckham said. students this year, and more of tbe SAVE 20* J-acHMn 500 ng Victoria to explorer Sir Henry .M. Stanley, boxing glove donated by New York Mayor Both he and Kaiton, whoannoun- personal appearances are planned RAW WHEAT 19 GtAlni Inmate Innovation r u N -IO O $ 2 * * Chri.stie's auctioneers said. Edward Koch, she said. San Francisco 49ers ces games for WTIC radio, said next year. Langan said. 4911 Don Oarson, spokesman for Forbes, said quarterback Joe Montana sent a team The number of Americans in prison is expected to reach GERM 6w. 79t ! 4M Reg $800 Coupon Expires 3-30-06 > 49 the price for the 2‘,^-inch-long egg did not T-shirt. 491,000 this year, an increa.se of more than 10 percent *5.95SMALLER SIZE *4.49 % I lOCi I lOO's exceed the $1.8 million the publisher of Some of those who sent autographed over 1985. Prison crowding is causing many states to SAVE 26*' Forbes magazine paid at a June auction for pictures included Mrs. Reagan, Eastwood, Weekend Special ROLLED his 11th Faberge im perial egg. take a closer look at probation practices. John TNlfg. DafMilt, NyaeiRtlis, Dudley Moore, Lionel Ritchie, Brooke Augustus, a Boston cobbler, pioneered probation for Shields, Robert Bedford, Joan Rivers, CiMrarias, Cakaalariaa; (Swiss SUntj OATS PANSIES Coupon Expires 3-30-66 I \ George Bums, Tony Dorsetl, Chevy Chase inmates. He obtained the release of the first prisoner on Choraria's, J iR 7lla3fQlh& ALLNATUKALALL NATUNAL. Kicking the habit and Sen. John Glenn, D-Ohio. probation in 1841, and became the first self-declared Youth Specialty Shop Vlaiala, R * a ^ l ~ SAV6 *2.65 Azaiaaa, ' vitamir-E TimoruK Albrecht said some students had read close probation officer. He obtained tbe release of 2,000 more 30 s It's never too late to stop smoking, says to 30 books since September and had saved 757 MAIN ST., DOWNTOWN MANCHESTER Calaiarw, laiga A *l»!l 400URIT prisoners before his death in 18,59. aaaBlailaga ALMONDSCoupon Expires 3-30-66 | • aMMeTRiniwe 500 mg Pulitzer Prize-winning author A.B. Guthrie, nearly $200 worth of credits. em eMRSitTa. of Choteau. .Mont,, who kicked his 65-year-old DO YOU KNOW — What famous island in San miK0d A Soparafa Colon SAVE 66* 1 •MM. RLTA T M habit recently at age 85. YO K O Q N O Francisco Bay was home to a federal prison for thirty EASTER SALE Plant Thom Now SUHFLOWER » 2 * * / I g H '•m 'H* •• I just got ti red of being a slave to it and got . . . concert on hold Denver pays tribute years? Thvrs., Fri. Sat. — March 27, 28, 29 *1*!' tired of coughing, and also I didn't like to SEEDS Bm . *1** Ik. 1 spend $10 a week for nothing." said Guthrie, John Denver will host a memorial concert TUESDAY’S ANSWER — Ronald Reagan is 75 years old. Coupon Expires 3-30-66 | Extra Specials SCOTTS — SAVKJ^ who won the Pulitzer for "The Way West." Yoke sells slowly March 27 for the seven astronauts who died in ,‘}-26-H6 KnowltMl$:4* rnlimitt'd. Inc 1986 20% OFF 1 SAVE 36* Guthrie, who had smoked up to 10 packs a the shuttle Challenger explosion. The idea A Krm'ipinH'f tn FdiirnHon rroei.'«m 4 Bag Special ■ RICE week, quit with his stepson two days after Yoko Ono, the widow of slain former Beatle for the concert was conceived by former Sftnnsnrrd h\ SELECTIVE STOREWIDE SALE Weeds, Feeds. 69*1 I W M S T M a Christmas. Nicotine gum was their only John Lennon, is postponing a series of North shuttle astronaut Joe Allen and will be ara.w: 1 VlfAMIII-C The Manchester Herald Rids CAKES crutch. American concerts scheduled for April attended by family members of the crew. Geraniu j Coupon Expires 3-30-66 J COMPLEX 1 B-50 ON Crabgrass "The absence of smoking sharpens your because of insufficient advance ticket sales, Proceeds will go the Challenger Benefit 59®® B - C O M P ia SAVE *666 GIRLS (Sizes 4-14) B O Y S (Sizes 4-20) M ^ l & sense of smell and your sense of taste." a spokesman said. ‘ Fund, set up to help families of crew Feed U w n NOW! MiWai mmamwa Guthrie, who liyes in Choteau. said recently The concerts, scheduled to run April 1-29, members who may bie killed in manned • Intermediate Jackets large '.SUPER CALCIUM $099 1 • Intermediate Jackets InwniifSai £ s r « 3 ®® “ You relish things more." were to follow her recent European tour, space flights. Denver, an outspoken suppor­ • Stacks Greenview Version w/VITAMIN 0 K. itn .X i. *ir* j Manchester Herald • Slacks 4 W j Coupon Expires 3-30*06 \ spokesman Elliot Mintz said Tuesday. ter of the space program, has been • Shirts 4 Bac — ftc • Blouses "Ms. Ono ... apologizes to the people who mentioned frequently as a contender to (Short & Long Sleeve) j SAVE *2.66 become the first entertainer in space. USPS 327-500 Concert held up have already bought tickets for the North VOL. CV. No. 149 • Spring Coats • Sw eaters .Mn»w 57®® 1 TURKISH SAVE®* I SAVE •i \SA¥g 9.1$ American Tour. She would have liked not to Publishad dally sxcspt Sunday Suggaatad carrier rataa are $1.50 • Skirts • Blazers Cutflowers have postponed the concert." Mintz said. and certain hoHdaya by tha Marv weekly. $6.50 (or ona month. $10.25 * i n An anti-apartheid benefit concert planned A presidential fan • Pajam as lAPRICOTS 6m .*1** I The singer hopes that after her Japan tour ebaatar PubHahIng Co.. 16 Bralnard for thraa montha. $36.50 (or alx • Pajam as Coupon Expires 3-30-66 | f^aterX ■j .ITiV' for Nashville. Tenn.. won't go on with Pete Place, Manchaatar. Conn. 06040. mon(ha and $77.(i0 (or ona year. ( SUPER Seeger. Gil Scotl-Heron and folksinger Holly next month, she may be able to do the Ronald Reagan not only took up politics Sacond daaa postaga paid at Man- Mall ra(aa are availabla on raquaat. CARTER'S UNDERWEAR •rCipsslii 1 Near because organizers say they are having concerts. Mintz said. Information regarding relatively late in life, judging by his chaatar. Conn. POSTMASTER: tamternaa 1 at-a ISUNRISE $ei difficulty lining up other performers. ticket refunds will be announced at ticket testimony on “ The Barbara Walters Spe­ Sand addiaaa ebangaa to tha Man- chastar Harald, P.O. Box 501. Man- INFANTS — TODDLERS The three performers had pledged their outlets, he said. cial,” his interest in the movies was a long To place a daaaltlad or diaplay i LECITHIN 20& >! ‘ 6169 chaatar. Conn. 00040. advartlaamont, or to report a nawa Overalls — Slacks — Coats services for the Freedom Jam '86 that had time coming, too. Asked by Walters if be 1 BRANULES *ll*v Itam. atory or picture Idea, call 643- Intermediate Jackets Coupon Expires 3-30-66 j if L ’ir -/ been scheduled for April 12. said organizer remembered what film made the greatest GUARANTEED DELIVERY: l( 2711. Ottica houra are 6:30 a.m. to5 M i a AaahM Himons. who announced the cancel­ Inspired to read impression on him when he was grow ing up, you don't racalvo your Harald by 5 p.m. Monday through Friday. mlHANDaaDiRi p.m. waafcdaya or 7:30 a.m. Satur­ ...... p r Ic e • 81. aW«4T4 lation Friday. Reagan replied, “ Well, yes ... maybe it was ALL PARKADE ALL Proceeds were to go to South African A Leonia, N.J.. teacher hoping to inspire part of the buildup and the publicity, but I day. plaaaa talaphona your catrlar. A group of youth cotton sleeks U you're unable to roach your car- Tha Manchaatar Harald la a mam- HEALTH HERB TEAS TWIN LAB Bishop Desmond Tutu's South African her .students to read for fun has given them rem em ber the im pact of 'D ra c u la '... and, oh Wkist 25" to 30 most complete center ~ rlor. call aubacribar aarvica at 047- bar ot tha Aaaoclatad Praaa. a tub- VITAMINS VITAMINS scholarship and refugee funds: Transafrica. an incenti ve: a chance to buy autographs and — the man that's built by the doctor 0646 by 6 p.m. araakdaya or 10 a.m. acribor to Unitad Praaa Interna­ Scoffs, Greenview - Lawn needs and services. a Washington-based anti-apartheid lobby: other mementos donated by celebrities such (Frankenstein) " Both "Dracula" and Saturdaya (or guarantaod dollvory tional nawa aarvlcaa and a rtrambor No Ad)uetm#nts on f 20% OFF 20% OFF and a local group, the Afro-American as Nancy Reagan and Clint Eastwood for an “ Frankenstein" were first released in 1931 In Manchaatar. ot the Audit Bureau ot CIrculatlona. Cultural Alliance. auction when Reagan was 20 yedrs old. MANCHESTER HERALD. Wednesday. March 26. 1986 — » State’s Dodd says Senate U.S./World Relatives say NASA senators will OK contra aid In Brief has identified remains Surtbum tied to skin cancer another two or three weeks.” Bv B. Mlchotl Mvtrs By The Associated Press United Press International '’’iJAYTONA BEACH, Fla. - A blistering “ I guess they found' my son’s -•uttbam during childhood can double the risk, The remains of six of the seven remains, but NASA is not officially disagree even for a good tanner, of developing skin cancer astronauts who died in the explosion of releasing them to me until they’ve WASHINGTON — Sen. Chris­ finished with their work,” Mitsui topher Dodd, D-Conn„ a strong later In life, a new study indicates. the space shuttle Challenger have been Onizuka, Onizuka’s mother, told The opponent of aid to the Nicaraguan Dr. Arthur J. Sober, a Harvard Medical School identified, and NASA has begun notify­ Combintd W irt Strvicts '..jderroatologlst, said Tuesday a study of 218 people ing the families, according to the Los Angeles Times. Contra rebels, said today the Mary McNair, sister-in-law of mis­ Sandinista Incursion into Hondu­ found that those who suffered one or more relatives and published reports. sion specialist Ronald E. McNair, also WASHINGTON — Connecticut's ras guaranteed approval of Presi­ blistering sunburns when they were children or Since the wreckage of Challenger s said NASA told the fam ily there had tWo U.S. Senators disagree on dent Reagan’s $ ’ million aid teenagers were twice as likely to develop crew cabin was found 100 feet under 100 teen a positive identification. whether President Reagan should request, which faces a Senate vote 'malignant melanoma, a form of skin cancer. water off the Florida coast earlipr this have Invoked the War Powers Act Poor tanners and those who took long vacations month, NASA has refused comment on “ We haven’t heard anything since late today. then,” she told The Los Angeles Times. before sending Navy vessels near “ I think thd president would in sunny areas when they were young were also whether remains were recovered. But The New York Times today quoted I^lbya, a move that resulted in an have won (in the Senate) anyway,” twice as likely to develop the disease, he said. The sources have told The Associated Press Patrick Smith, brother of Michael arined conflict. Dood said on the "CBS Morning study found good tanners faced the same risk if that remains were recovered, and were Smith, as saying, “ As far as we know, Sen. Christopher J. Dodd, a News” program. “ As one of the they bad blistering sunburns early in life. being examined by forensic experts at he has been identified.” Smith said Democrat and a member of the leaders of the Senate was over­ About 23,000 cases of malignant moles called Cape Canaveral Air Force Station. fam ily members bad been notified last Senate Foreign Relations Commit­ heard saying yesterday, ‘This is melanoma, which are more serious than other Claude Onizuka, brother of astronaut tee, said Reagan had no legal the best news we've had in lOdays.’ forms of skin cancer, occur in the United States Ellison Onizuka. said Tuesday, “ We week, the Times reported. The Los Angeles Times, citing an obligation to consult with Congress So I suspect if there was any each year, causing about 5,600 deaths. were notified. They have some of unidentified source, said today divers before responding to Libyan question about the administration Ellison’s remains.” are believed to have recovered remains hostilities. losing the vote in the Senate, this “We’re just waiting for NASA to Hunger study spurs concern from all seven crew members, and full But Sen. Lowell P. Weicker Jr., a will ice it for him and I suspect make an official announcement,” he Republican, said the actions raised identifications have been made on six of they’ll win it handily.” . WASHINGTON — Congressional leaders prom­ said. “ We were told they won’t them. ^questions. Should the measure be approved TIP’ O’NEILL ised to investigate a new study that says complete the identification process for “ When the armed forces are by the Senate, it will go back to the nutritional health of poor, rural Americans has UP! photo ... sees a blunder employed and placed in a situation House where it lost by 12 votes last deteriorated in recent years and that the rural of imminent danger, the War. United States as a skuli wearing a poor are worse off than the urban poor. Powers Act must be taken into A passenger at Tripoli Airport in Libya Sen. William Cohen, R-Malne, cate that reinforcing attacks by up The study, issued Tuesday, said the rural poor Smokeless tobacco users 2 account,” Weicker said Tuesday. cowboy hat and a caricature on a pauses next to some anti-American appearing with Dodd, said rather to four Sandinista batallions can be had lower intakes of 11 of 13 key nutrients than UPl photo “ In this case, there should have posters that have been spread through­ hammock between two missiles. )han sending military aid, the expected within the next 24 hours.” otter poor Americans and were 65 percent more been greater consultation with administration must devise a likely to consume inadequate diets than all other Congress.” out the airport. The pictures depict the In Tegucigalpa Tuesday, the are urged to think twice A rescue worker carries a wounded woman after a car packed policy that would “ restructure the Americans. But Dodd said he did not feel the Honduran government broke a with explosives blew up in a residential section of East Beirut Contras, not only to make them a 24-bour silence by confirming the Senate Republican leader Robert Dole of Navy maneuvers off Libya re­ viable fighting force, but a viable Kansas, who retained his chairmanship of the By yyilllom Kronholm the desire to tell anybody ... at this point today. The number of casualties was uncertain. quired invoking the 1973 law, even incursion and said U.S. aircraft The Associated Press that they have to go out of business.” moral force." were transporting Honduran Senate nutrition subcommittee when he took the though the hostile Libyan response President, out of limelight, Cohen said Reagan’s aid pack­ leadership position, promised hearings. “ We are not in the business of trying 6 troops to the isolated and little was not a surprise. age “ will have to be structured so I Dole said there may be a need for more WASHINGTON — The Senate spon­ to put people out of business,” Hatch The War Powers Act, enacted in populated area of Olancho pro­ sor of a new law requiring health said. “ What we wanttodoisgivepeople Beirut explosions leave that a limited amount of money is vince, where the Nicaraguan outreach to get food stamps to the rural poor or response to congressionai unhapp­ provided initially, that there Is a for more spending on food stamps. warning labels on smokeless tobacco the right to make the correct and proper iness with the way U.S. troops were troops were said to be located. lets surrogates take charge substantial waiting period and says a ban on snuff and chewing tobacco choices.” used in the Vietnam War, requires there will be a commission formed Honduran government spokes­ could not now be imposed, but he hopes Hatch made the comments at a news many dead and wounded the president to notify Congress SwiM await Manila envoy a landmark surgeon general’s report conference where he and Surgeon pected within the next 24 hours.’’ to help to oversee and monitor the man Lisandro Quezada earlier had within 48 hours after American Bv Helen Thomas government lawyers ’Tuesday on detailing the products’ cancer risk will General C. Everett Koop released the White House spokesman Larry kind of good faith efforU and dismissed the U.S. charges as BERN, Switzerland — A Philippine goveim- pounds of TNT and dynamite placed in forces are put into a situation United Press Intfrnotlonal whether to invoke the War Powers persuade people to avoid them. smokeless tobacco study. By David Zenlan Speokes said Honduran President negotiations that we’re going to “ disinformation” used by Reagan ment envoy said he would meet with Swiss or under a car. The explosion left a hole where they may become engaged Act to formally involve Congress in Sen. Orrin G. Hatch, R-Utah, praised The report concludes that “ the oral United Press International Jose Azeona Hoyo made the insist upon from the administra­ to win support for the Contra aid. officials after they ordered an unprecedented 6 feet wide and 1-2 feet deep,” said the in hostilities. It also requires those WASHINGTON - President U.S. military action near Libya. a surgeon general’s report released use of smokeless tobacco represents a request Monday by telephone, tion to try and resolve the serious freeze on bank accounts linked to deposed official. forces to be withdrawn within 90 Reagan is staying out of public Under the act, Reagan must report There was no explanation for the Tuesday as providing evidence that significant health risk. It is not a safe BEIRUT. Lebanon — Two explosions asking for the aid “ in order to repel conflict in the region.” President Ferdinand Marcos. Interviewed on the Christian' Voice of days if Congress doesn’t declare view while moving behind the to Congress within 48 hours of the turnabout, although Honduras has snuff and chewing tobacco are not a substitute for smoking cigarettes. It ripped through residential neighbor­ this and future’ ’ attacks by govern­ Republican leader Robert Dole Pedro Yap, a member of the new government’s Lebanon radio, a witness said the war. scenes to keep U.S. pressure on incident.! That deadline expires refused in the past to acknowledge safe alternative to cigarettes. can cause cancer and a number of hoods of mostly Christian east Beirut ment troops from Nicaragua. of Kansas and Democratic leader Ckimmission on Good Government, said he hoped second explosion was caused by a car Rep. Barbara Kennelly, D- Libya and to send $20 million in later today. its territory is used as a staging The study, described as analogous to non-cancerous oral conditions and can today causing extensive damage and The assistance was cast as a Robert Byrd of West Virginia to determine in a meeting with Justice Ministry packed with explosives. Conn., also joined the chorus of military aid to Honduras to repel a Pentagon officials said Tuesday and training area by the Contras. the famous 1964 surgeon general’s lead to nicotine addiction and heavy casualties. At least six people transfer of existing Defense De­ sought a broad agreement that officials today what legal action the Philippines “ I saw smoke coming from under a lawmakers backing U.S. activities Nicaraguan invasion. the Mediterranean battle zone had The Nicaraguan Embassy report on smoking, declared snuff and dependence.” died in one of the blasts. partment resources not requiring would send military aid to the should take to claim money Marcos is alleged to Mini-Cooper car. and while I rushed to a in the Gulf of Sidra. The president has made no quieted down after two U.S. light termed the U.S. charges a “ total chewing tobacco to be “ a significant Koop said the report is important Artillery battles, meanwhile, en­ congressional approval. rebels but also requires President have salted away in Switzerland. nearby building to alert people, the car “ There is no question that U.S. appearances since U.S. forces bombers disabled a Soviet-built fabrication” timed to influence health risk” that can lead to addiction, because of the growing popularity of gulfed a string of villages on the Congressional leaders signaled Reagan to push for a diplomatic The government of President Corazon Aquino blew up behind me,” said Elie Attalah forces were operating legally,” entered the Gulf of Sidra Monday missile boat menacing the Am eri­ congressional debate on the Contra dependence, mouth disease and cancer. snuff and chewing tobacco, particularly mountains overlooking the Lebanese support for the move, which solution to the conflict between the has estimated that Marcos and his associates with a breaking voice. she said, “ and I fully support the to challenge Libyan leader Moam- can flotilla. But Hatch, chairman of the Senate among children and teen-agers. capital, military sources said. brought fresh condemnations of contras and Nicaragua’s Sandi­ aid. . moved between $5 billion and $10 billion out of the “ Everything around me suddenly fleet’s defending itself once it was mar Khadafy’s “ line of death.” a No American casualties were On the eve of today’s Senate Labor and Human Resources Commit­ The report’s conclusion was chal­ “ The second explosion was very Nicaragua’s Marxist-led Sandi­ nista government. country during Marcos’ 20 years in power. caught fire, and people — dead and attacked. Nonetheless, Khadafy’s self-proclaimed boundary line. reported but an unofficial esti­ debate on the package, which tee. said he doubted the report would lenged later by Michael J. Kerrigan, large, and initial reports indicate that nista government and added impe­ “ We have the votes without a Switzerland’s governing Federal Council said wounded — were flung across several record made it clear that he would Khadafy claims the entire gulf mates indicated some 235 Libyan includes $70 million in military aid prompt Congress to take further action president of the Smokeless Tobacco many, people have been killed or tus to Reagan’s drive to provide compromise,” Dole said, but said the action taken Tuesday blocked “ until further hundred yards.... Dozens of cars, shops respond recklessly and violently to as Libyan territorial waters, but casualties in the attacks on the and $30 million in non-lethal against the products. Council, the principal trade association wounded. ... We have now counted at $100 million in aid to the rebel he sought a compromise that could notice any assets held by the Marcos family and and several appartments were on fire. American efforts to navigate in the the United States recognizes only patrol boats. assistance, Ortega was con­ Congress already has passed legisla­ for the industry. least 30-40 wounded. We do not know Contras. attract 70 or 80 votes rather than a persons, companies and the like connected with ... It is an inferno,’’ he said before being international waters of the Gulf of the internationally recognized 12- In a move Tuesday to bolster his demned by House Speaker Thomas tion to require health warnings on “ We don’t believe this report has how many are dead ... we cannot reach Assistant House Democratic slim majority. them.” them... At the moment our main taken to a hospital to be treated for Sidra. I believe the American mile limit from the coast. drive to arm Nicaraguan rebels, O’NeiU. smokeless tobacco containers and to resolved the scientific controversy," leader Thomas Foley, an opponent A lengthy debate was predicted shock. action was planned with full Military commanders got the Reagan notified Congress the “ It’s a tremendous blunder by ban their broadcast advertising. Presi­ Kerrigan said. “ There has not been any concern is to get the wounded out and of Contra aid, said Congress and before any vote on the measure. The first bomb, containing an esti­ knowledge that armed conflict go-ahead from Reagan March 14 to United States would provide mate­ Ortega,” O’Neill said of the report. dent Reagan signed the bill into law last new scientific advances since the 1982 put out the fires,” a civil defense official the administration would “ stand Dole said the Senate would con­ Group raps Oscar choices mated 33 pounds of explosives, ripp^ might result. cross the,“ line of death.” deliver­ rial and support, including troop “ This is an aggression by a nation month. surgeon general’s report” on smoking, leading the rescue operation said. together” behind Honduras and if sider the bill with the intention to through an apartment building in ’"rhe issue now is whether ing a one-two punch to Libya oir lifts by American pilots, to the into another nation. I bitterly, LOS ANGELES — The Motion Picture “ I think it’s the best we could have which dealt in passing with smokeless “ We have so far removed six dead, Nicaragua persisted, “ It may spill complete it by 9 p.m. EST. and others are still buried in the Christian east Beirut today, and at least Khadafy will take further, more land and at sea. sinking at least Honduran government. absolutely oppose it.” Academy’s failure to bestow any Oscars on “ The done at the time,” Hatch said. “ We’ll tobacco. That report concluded only three missile boats and knocking Despite the participation of U.S. over into wholesale U.S. support A State Department spokesman Color Purple” is “ a slap in the faces” of that long-term use of snuff “ appears to rubble,” said the civil defense official. six people, including a woman and her aggressive steps.” she added. O’Neill said if the House were just have to watch it and see what out an anti-aircraft radar station. pilots, there were no plans for for the Contras.” said up to 1,500 Nicaraguans had producer-composer Quincy Jones and director be a factor” in oral cancer. “ The blast was caused by 330-440 4-year-old child, were wounded. “ Will he pull back in the Gulf of voting on the aid now, the outcome happens. But I don’t think Congress has Sidra or become more provaca- So far, Reagan has no plans to Reagan to invoke the War Powers Speakes said the Nicaraguan crossed into Honduras Saturday Steven Spielberg, the NAACP says in a could be different. tive? Worse, will he plan and carry disrupt his Easter vacation sche­ Act in the Honduran situation. incursion appeared to be “ a and that intelligence reports “ indi- complaint. out terrorist activities in other dule. He flies to New Orleans State Department spokesman large-scale effort to locate and The NAAC P’s Hollywood-Beverly Hills branch parts of the world? I certainly hope ’Thursday to speak at a Republican Charles Redman said up to l.SOO destroy” rebel positions in Hondu­ sent a letter of protest Tuesday to the academy, Budget amendment Now Serving You Better fundraiser and then on to his Nicaraguan troops crossed into ras, where most of the Contra force complaining about what publicist Connie Watson A the administration has taken such possible long-range consequences California ranch foraholiday stay. Honduras Saturday and that “ in­ is based, and the drive might be Contras make it tough c a lM a “ black-out” — an industry effort to in S e n a te into account when choosing this His appointments today included a telligence sources indicate that intended to deal a death blow to the suppress black film projects. detested at 2 locations: time and this place to challenge luncheon for astro-physicists. reinforcing attacks by up to four Contras before U.S. support can be The film about a rural black woman’s struggle Col. Khadafy.” The president consulted with Sandinista batallions can be ex­ provided to them. for self-worth went into Monday night’s awards for soldiers to return ceremony with 11 nominations, the same number WASHINGTON (AP) — After coming up just one 36 O ak S tre e t 646-5056 as “ Out of Africa” which won seven Oscars, vote short, backers of a balanced-budget constitu­ TEGUCIGALPA, Honduras AP. including test picture. tional amendment say they missed a crucial 200 W . C e n te r St. 649-0791 Administration briefs (A P ) — More than 1,500 Nicara­ President Jose Azeona Hoya of A spokesman said the Academy would have no opportunity to win Senate passage that may not come guan soldiers who pursued U.S.- Honduras on Tuesday demanded comment, notingthat winners and losers were the again for several years. R backed contra rebels into Hondu­ Nicaragua remove its troops, result of secret balloting by its 4,244 members. Congress on actions ras are trying to fight thAr way out estimated by military sources to ' 'Unless we replace some of the members who voted again, but are meeting fierce rebel number about 1,600. AIDS research advances against this, I don’t see any way we are going to pass Cash & Carry Specials resistance, military intelligence Nicaragua denied it hte any this in the next Congress.” Sen. Orrin G. Hatch, WASHINGTON (A P ) - ’The began Monday. sources said. soldiers in Honduras, and claimed DAYTONA BEACH, Fla. — New research R-Utah, said Tuesday after the Senate voted to kill the Cymbidium Orchid Corsages (Gift Boxed)...... ^3.26 Vietnam-era War Powers Act, that the reports were aimed at suggests that the AIDS virus may kill key proposal he helped sponsor. The chairman of the House A spokesman for the U.S. Em ­ designed to curb the authority of bassy told The Associated Press influencing the Senate to approve immune system cells by making them commit Daffodils...... (a bunch) ^2.33 Foreign Affairs Committee. Rep. Senators voted 66-34 for the amendment, but presidents to commit troops late Tuesday: “ The anti- President Reagan’s r^qtlest for suicide — an ide& that could lead to ways to stave Dante B. Fascell, D-Fla., said he supporters needed 67 votes — two-thirds of the ...... large bunch) abroad, does not stop President Sandinistas performed efficiently $100 million in aid to the contras. off the disease, a researcher says. Daisies ^3.72 urged the White House to file such Senate’s 100 voting members — to win passage. The Reagan from aiding Honduras The House rejected that request The AIDS virus may make the cells produce a report because “it will help ... and they continue doing so after proposal would have required Congress to spend no with U.S. helicopter crews or last week. , abnormally high amounts of a protein called Flowering Plants...... ^7.99 & up matters considerably to say the killing in combat more than 100 more each year than the government collects in ordering naval bombardment of soldiers of the regular Nicaraguan Manuel Espinoza, a Nicaraguan lymphotoxin, which then kills the cells. Nancy law has been complied with.” revenues. Easter Helium Filled Balloons ______Libyan boats and missile installa­ army, which is now receding.” presidential spokesman, called the ' Ruddle, associate professor of epidemiology and public health at the Yale University School of tions. administration officials say. Senate Majority Leader Bob The spokesman, who refused to claim “one more lie by the Reagan “ It’s a big disappointment,” said Sen. Dennis Dole, R-Kan., said the administra­ administration.” Medicine, said Tuesday. White House Chief of Staff be identified, said he had no DeConcini. D-Ariz. another sponsor, “it’s going to be tion does not believe the law should In Washington, President Rea­ “ We are now convinced that lymphotoxin can Donald T. Regan said ’Tuesday the additional details. However, Hon­ a long time before we get an opportunity to pass it FREE DELIVERY IN MANCHESTER be invoked because the incidents gan gave $20 million in emergency kill the cells that produce it,” Ruddle said at a act does not apply to U.S. actions in duran military sources said the Daily delivery from our shop to the following towns; Avon, Bloomfield, are occurring in international military assistance to Hon^ras science writers seminar sponsored by the again.” Libya, although presidential spo­ Sandinistas were facing about waters and administration offi­ and agreed to the use of U.S. American Cancer Society. But the theory that Both supporters and opponents said the Gramm- Berlin, Bolton, East Hartfored, Farmington, Glastonbury, Hartford, Ken­ kesman Larry Speakes said the 3,000 members of the Nicaraguan cials have briefed congressional helicopter pilots in response to the virus-induced lymphotoxin leads to the crippling Rudman deficit reduction law, passed last December sington, New Britain, Newington, Plainville, Rocky Hill, South Windsor, question was still under review by Democratic Force, or FDN. the leaders. incursion. of the immune system in AIDS is not yet proven, on a 61-31 Senate vote, was a significant factor in the administration lawyers. largest of the contra groups Vernon, Unionville, West Hartford. Wethersfield & W i n d s o r . ______seeking to overthrow the leftist However, U.S. officials here and she said. amendment’s defeat. “ War Powers do not come into The minority leader. Democrat Sandinista- government in in Washington said noU.S. aircraft Robert Byrd of West Virginia, said play here.” Regan told reporters Nicaragua. or personnel were used to ferry after briefing congressional lead­ he does not believe the law should "The invading troops now want 3,000 Honduran troops to the be invoked either. ers on the Libyan crisis. ‘"This is to return to N ica ra^ a , but that border and that no U.S. soldiers not something new. We answered would be involved in combat. In Central America, where Rea­ situation is being impeded by the The main fighting occurred on M. LET V IIFTNER’S HELP fire with fire.” gan has approved $20 million in insurgent forces, who continue Mount empire, located in the emergency military aid for Hondu­ inflicting large numbers of casual­ If the act does apply, Congress southeast section of the country. ras in the wake of an apparent ties on litem,” one source told the y must be notified within 48 hours of YOU PUT A LITTLE ^X>DKE SALE! BRAND the onset of hostilities, which Nicaraguan border incursion, the 2 Speakes said would presumably administration contends the law mean by today, since the firing clearly does not apply. M SPRIIiG IN THE AIR UPl photo MARLOW’S A U.S. sailor lets his combative feelings known to Libyan COME AND WORSHIP GOD ourEASIrER P L A N T S ARE IN SAVE 25^° NOW THRU MARCH 30th leader Moammar Khadafy. DURING HOLY WEEK WE HAVE A WIDE SELECTION OF 6 AND EASTER EARLY SPRING Sale At “The Church in the Center” WOMEN’S SHOE CLEARANCE QUALITY PL ANTS BROUGHT IN TO US MAUNDY THURSDAY CRU T-SHIRTS $1^88 Palestinian faction supports BY THE AR EAS LEADING GROWERS. Pkg. of 3 Reg. ‘ 14.50...... EVENING SERVICE AT 7:30 THURS., FRL, SAT. I U Khadafy’s call for reprisal A most impressive Service of Worship com­ (fliniOUR EVERYDAY VEE T-SHIRT ^,^88 memorating the final meal of Jesus with his BURPEE SEEDS Pkg. of 3 Reg. ‘14.50...... I U By the Associated Press NBC News showed a film clip disciples. The Sacrament of our Lord's Sup- S? '■ : per and the Office of Tenebrae. SALE PRICES ‘Tuesday night of Khadafy at an 4 0 % 8FF REG. prices 5,000 Sq. Ft. — » 7.95 ATHLETIC SHIRTS $a o o Libyan leader Col. Moammar international trade fair in ‘Tripoli, ' GOOD FRIDAY — Noon to 3 p.m. II Pkg. of 3 Reg. ‘12.00...... V and he told the network’s corres­ An ecumenical Service recalling the SEVEN LAST WfMlDS 10,000 Sq. Ft. — ‘14.95 9 ¥ Khadafy said it is “ a time of war” WIDE ASSORTMENT OF over hit claim to the Gulf of Sidra, pondent, Bonnie Anderson, “ It is a OF CHRIST from the Cross. Messages and music will be A PAIR W 15,000 Sq. Ft. — »21.95 provided by the participating churches: Community Bapust, FLOWERS AND VEGETABLES $000 and a radical Palestinian faction time of war, a time of confronta­ BRIEFS Pkg. of 3 Reg. •9.00 ...... O tion. And we have decided the Gulf Emanuel Lutheran. North United Methodist, St. James, ALSO said the U.S.-Libyan confrontation Second Congregational. South United Methodist and Center in the gulf made all Americans of Sirte (Sidra) is ours. We have WORLD FAMOUS Congregational, and Trinity Coventant. OUR NEW SPRING SHOES ARE NOW IN. OLD MAINE SILK FLOWERS MIDS Reg. ‘5.50 each...... targets for retaliation. decided this by sacrifice, by TROTTERS, ROCKPORTS, SOFT SPOTS, AUDI­ ANNALEE DOLLS Abu Nidal's Fatah Revolution­ blood.” EASTER SUNDAY CELEBRA'nONS M ^ ^ W ID E ASSORTMENT OF SPRING 8 a.m.-Sunrise Service on the East Lawn of the church led TIONS, TOWN & COUNTRY, HUSH PUPPIES AND ary Council issued a statement in Asked about the Americans still MORE. MOST ALL SHOES COME IN WIDE WIDTHS. AND EVERY DAY FLOWERS. WE TAPERED BOXERS Reg. ‘5.00 eo..^3^* Damascus, Syria today denounc­ by our Youth with breakfast served at 6:45 a.m. D9fe ^ 2 0 % OFF in Libya, Khadafy said: '"They are 8 a.m. and 18 a.m.-Identical Worship Celebrations led by a l s o h a ve p l a s t ic f l o w e r s . ing what it called the "abominable our guests. We are a civilized MMOCTHMWMAMPtNMI Annerican aggression.” It said Michael Thornton and Newell Curtis STOCK UP NOW AND SA VSI people." Sermon: “Chrwi 4lire." “ anything American has become Olympic Airways, Greece’s na­ Music by our Chancel C^oir and the Brass Roots Ensemble NOW OPEN 7 DAYS A WEEK SUNDAY 10-4 gm from now on a target for our An Easter breakfast will be served at 9 a.m. MARLOW’S / DOWNTOWN revolutionaries." tional carrier, canceled its flight to VERNON ^ Infant and Toddler care provided. Tripoli today because of the DOWNTOWN MAIN ST.. MANCHESTER (MANCHESTER TRI-OTY RIAZA The Reagan administration CENTER CONGREGATIONAL CHURCH, Mamed Abu Nidal’s faction for U.S.-Libyan conflict, an airline OPEN 6 DAYS THURS. ’TIL ^ ^ VITTNER’S GARDEN CENTER, IN C .9 O H N TWO., THURS. at the comer of Center and Main Streets in the I OatN DART «:30-S;3d | terrorist attacks at Rone and spokesman said. “ We’re an airline center of Manchester FREE PARKING FRONT & REAR OF STOUP THURS. 'M « :0 0 A m . 'M VieMM airports last Dec. 27 in and we don’t want to take any risks ■ b R O U T E 83 • MANCHESTER-VERNON TOWN LINE • 649-2623^ EECAUS"Your OuBlItf M m ' s S h o p For further information about our services and flying over Libya,” said. the 649-5221 which 28 people, including five Ministries, call 647-9941. V * EXIT 63 OFF l-H TAKE 63 N06T6 AmericaBS, died. Reagan accused spokesman, who spoke on condi­ For a “faith-lift.” call 649-4673. _ . Khadafy of supporting the group. tion of anonymity. « - MANCHESTER HERALD, Wednesday. March 26, 1986 MANCHESTER HERALD, Wednesday. March 26, 1» 1 — 7 OPINION Connecticut in Brief O’Neill complaint hits dead end Design flaw found in nuke plant HARTFORD (AP) - ’The Elec­ spei while their Senate coun­ overly decorated Christmas tree and Senate members would be tions Enforcement (jommission terparts want no more than a 7 budget the governor proposed, but named to iron out the differences. HADDAM — A design flaw has been discovered in the has declined to investigate a percent increase. does want to provide a certain level Connecticut Joined New Je rW 8th budget emergency cooling system at the Connecticut Yankee nuclear Republican complaint that Demo­ Democratic Gov. William A. of services,” he said. and several other states as frlen« power plant, which has been shut down for refueling since cratic Gov. William A. O’Neill Is O’Neill has proposed a $4.92 billion Neumann said his committee of the court Tuesday in a UrS. Jack using his staff to help in his budget for the year beginning July would send the budget to the House Supreme Court hearing of an January 4, Northeast Utilities says. on April 1. He predicted it would appeal from a lower court^s The problem presents no danger to the public and should not re-election. 1, roughly an 11 percent increase Anderson In a letter to GOP Chairman over this year’s level of spending. call for a 9 percent increase. He decision in a District of Columbia delay the plant’s expected startup April 27, Northeast said. also said he expects the House to sexual harassment case. is missing An official with the federal Nuclear Regulatory Commission ’Thomas J. D’Amore Jr., Commis­ The budget is now in the hands of sion Executive Director Jeffrey B. th e Republican-controlled approve it and send it to the Senate, Attorney General Joseph I. said the problem must be corrected before the plant in the where reductions in spending are Lieberipan said the high court Haddam Neck section of Haddam will be allowed to operate. Garfield said D’Amore’s com­ legislature. plaint deals with statutes outside Rep. Otto Neumann, R-Granby, expected. considered the lower ruling thatap Engineers at the plant found the problem in a 3-inch diameter the realm of the commission’s co-chairman of the Appropriations That wouid mean the budget employer — in this case a banIC— essentiais pipe used in emergencies to deliver water to cool the reactor’s authority and said the complaint Committee, said both Republican would then have to be acted on was liable for sexual harassmeiit uranium core if there is an unexpected loss of coolant. Northeast would have to be amended if caucuses were trying to make a again in the House. If the House of an employee by her supervisor spokeswoman Linda Osiecki said ’Tuesday. whether or not the employer knew . D'Amore wanted it pursued. statement. rejects the Senate version, a Stealth lags conference committee of House of the harassment. D’Amore responded that if the "The House doesn’t want the The proposed 1986-87 budget for the Eighth commission can’t investigate, his Utilities District is noteworthy not for what it complaint should be taken up by includes — a 15.4 percent increase in behind others State expands mortgage program the attorney general. He said he spending — but for what is missing. had sent a copy of his complaint to AID S tests offered in incident HARTFORD — The state will put up another $40 million to Attorney General Joseph I. the mess halt and hallway "spout­ AIDS, but administrators have At first look, it is not much of a plan. In its provide home mortgages under a program created last year to Lieberman. SOMERS (AP) — Some guards In speed test raise money for local public works projects, a legislative leader The complaint from D’Amore, and Inmates at the state prison at ing blood from the wound,” ac­ opposed mass testing. four pages, half of them handwritten, there is has announced. filed March 9, centers on an Somers will be offered tests to cording to William Leahy, presi­ Last month, correction officials no information to support the spending ’The additional allocation will bring to $165 million the amount acknowledgment in January by determine if they were exposed to dent of Local 391 of the guards’ set a new policy that will allow AIDS when an inmate was fatally union. requests, which total more than $1 million. WASHINGTON — Could American taxpayers available from the municipal infrastructure trust fund for O’Neill aide Jon Sandberg that prisoners with AIDS-related com­ mortgages. Senate President Pro Tempore Philips. Robertson, O’Neill’s office staff had, on state stabbed In the prison’s dining hail, Leahy says guards administered plex to live in the general prisbp There is no documentation of past spending save bilions of dollars if the Pentagon modified according to Correction Depart­ cardiopulmonary resuscitation population. State prison guards commercial jetliners instead of buying Stealth R-Cheshire, said Tuesday. time, made and distributed copies experience. And there is no estimate of the Robertson is chairman of the committee deciding how to invest of a letter from mayors and first ment officials. and tried to stop the bleeding. He objected to the policy, saying they revenues required to finance the spending, so bombers? Analysis of a 1978 Air Force study the $214 million set aside in the fund last year to generate interest selectmen endorsing O’Neill. The prisoner, Kelvin Jones, 30, adds that some of the guards had feared being exposed to the virus. suggests this is indeed possible. The House chairman of the had the antibodies to the acquired open cuts and now fear they were there is no prediction of what such a budget J.A and provide $20 million a year in grants to cities and towns for immune deficiency syndrome vi­ exposed to the virus, he said. There now are five prisoners F « r WOKTH uth Windsor, East Windsor, SHELDON COHEN ...... Composing Managar death penalty, and if that is denied Ashford, Eastford, Mansfield and Tolland. acro.ss equally clearly as a candidate who will current "baby boom" generation when it reaches I’m going to ask for a decision on know the issues and, armed with his special talent ROBERT H HUBBARD ...... Prassroom M a n m Telephone 646-1700. retirement age. Bob Conrad’s column on Connecticut politics JEANNE G FROM ERTH...... Circulation Managar the mistrial on the mitigating for expressing himself, will run straight at Dodd. Eddy proposed a remedy, a bonding program appears in the Herald on Wednesdays. iactor,’’ Satti said. MANrHESTER HERALD. Wednesday. March 26. 19»6 - »_ » - M a n c h e s t e r h e r a l d . Wednesday. March M. 1M6 Local reaction split on Libya strikes O bituaries SPORTS which Reagan has blamed on Continued from page 1 basically a North-South conflict — invading Honduras. Washington made to the American Lung Khadafy, by military action in the Oratta Rog«i« one that is between an industrial has provided financial assistance Association. wrong to claim waters almost 100 to the Honduran government and gulf. Oretta (Majors) Rogers, 80. and a Third World country. How­ miles off the Libyan coast, the U.S has ferried Honduran troops to the wildow of black historian John E. ever, she said it could easily turn "Our navy can’t fight terror­ ChartM M. O’Connor should not have provoked a mil- Nicaraguan border to stop the Rogers, died Monday at the into a superpower confrontation. ism," Cassano said. " I don’t see us iU ry challenge by crossing the reported incursion. Masonic Home in Wallingford Charles M. O'Connor, 83, of 108 "The smallest and silliest of winning at all. I don’t see us so-called "line of death" that the Weinberg said she opposed U.S. where she had lived since 1980. Bluefleld Drive, died Tuesday at incidents have started wars over gaining at ail.” Six games will decide the Whalers’ fate Libyan leader had drawn across Manchester Memorial Hospital. the years,” said Nathan Agosti- military aid to the rebel forces, They were former Manchester the mouth of the Gulf of Sidra. Agostinelli said that if Khadafy He was the husband of Mary E. nelli, a former mayor of Manches­ called contras, who are fighting residents. "Obviously there must be some can be linked to specific terrosist (Kelly) O'Connor and the father of ter who is a Republican State the Nicaraguan regime. After tonight, the Whale hosts that Sunday. home in four of their final six, have Mayor ‘Barbara B. Weinberg means besides war to define activities, then some action should HARTFORD - Though the town. By losing eight of their last 10 produced a prevailing confidence Mrs. Edward (Maureen) Bradley Central Committeeman. " I don’t think the U.S. can get the peaking Washington Capitals Buffalo, with just two more no easy time ahead, either. Boston proclaimed Feb. 28 as John Rogers borders," said town Director Ste­ be taken to stop him. Zinsser National Hockey League’s six- games, Including the past five in a in Hartford. of Coventry. " I f you look at the possibilities, involved in every government and home dates, appears to have the hosts Montreal Thursday and then Day in recognition of his work and phen T. Cassano, who is a profes­ agreed and said if the U.S. action row, the Canadiens have made it a If momentum means anything on Saturday night, before winding He also is survived by three it’s scary," Agostinelli said. "The anti-government force in the month long regular season con­ steamest slate by far. The Sabres the home-and-home dates with contributions toward a better sor of sociology at Manchester brought an end to Khadafy s tains cases of contests, it all comes four-team battle for the three down the sti^tch, the Whalers are a up a five-game homestand with the sisters, Mary Leary, Ellen Kerin least that can happen is nothing, world,” she said. " I don’t feel in visit last year’s Stanley Cup Buffalo. The Maple Leafs then understanding of the role of black Community College. He said he regime, “ then that would be down to a six-pack of decisions. remaining Adams Division playoff good bet to play in the Stanley Cup Sabres’ showdown. and Ettie Kelly, all in New York; but I don't think that'll happen.” Central America that dollars for The Whalers then play the finalists, the Philadelphia Flyers float into the Garden on April 3, Americans in the development of was_ "very frightened" by the great.” With six games to go, the berths. playoffs for the first time since two grandsons; and several nieces arms is the way to insure stability Capitals again at the Cap Ontre Thursday, and then endure a before the B’s complete their this country. He died in May 1982. situation and hoped it did not Agostinelli said the gulf is “ I ’m just sorry we didn’t do it last-place Hartford Whalers sport Only inevitable division champ their maiden N H L season in 1980. and nephews in Ireland, England, and that the communist are not next Thursday, April 3. home-and-home weekend set with schedule by traveling to Quebec on Mrs. Rogers was bom in Marion escalate. international waters and the Uni­ sooner,” he said. a 38-35-3 record for 75 points, one Quebec seems assured of a post­ Hartford also apparently has a Australia and the United States. going to take over.” Hartford comes home for its the Bruins. After facing the Saturday and entertaining Hart­ County, Ga., and moved to Connec­ "W e could have taken a more ted States was within its rights to point behind fourth-place Buffalo, season bid. slight edge on the schedule, at least The funeral will be Saturday at final regular season tilt against the Whalers next Tuesday, the Swords ford on Sunday, April 6. ticut when she was a child. She constructive leadership role," said send ships there. She said the Middle East and three behind Boston and five Though the Whalers would be the over Buffalo, its closest competi­ 11; 30 a.m. at the John F. Tierney wind it up in another Adams If two teams finish tied with the attended schools in East Windsor Maggie Bierwirth, executive di­ In the view of Mayor Barbara B; Central America are different odd team out If the campaign tion. The Whalers have four home Toronto Maple Leafs on Saturday, Funeral Home, 219 W. Center St., behind Montreal. home-and-home series against the same number of points, the tie­ and East Hartford. She graduated rector of the Connecticut Freeze Weinberg, military action is not because Nicaragua's is an internal Divorce rate ended today, a recent 8-2-1 hot games remaining, including an April S, before capping off the with a blessing at noon in the Hartford pops the top on the first Canadiens. breakers are 1) wins, and 2) from East Hartford High School in the way to solve problems. But like situation that America should stay streak and the rousing return of April Fool’s Day duel with the campaign in unfriendly Boston Church of the Assumption. Burial Campaign, which favors a freeze of its six tonight when the visiting The Bruins, though they arc head-to-head. 1927. She married in 1929 and lived Agostinelli, she said the U.S. has a out of, while the Libyan situation i All-Star center Ron Francis has Sabres on Tuesday. against the arch-enemy Bruins will be in St. James Cemetery. of nuclear weapons by both super­ up in 1985 Montreal Canadians limp into in Hartford until moving to Man­ powers. She said applying eco­ right to travel through the Gulf of a question of international right-of- chester in 1938. Calling hours are Friday from 2 to Sidra. nomic and diplomatic pressure way. Continued from page 1 She was employed at G. Fox & 4 and 7 to 9 p.m. “ The United States needs to have Most officials who were inter­ NHL roundup Memorial donations may be would have been a better course to Co. from 1950 until her retirement follow. the understanding that interna­ viewed said the U.S. military The Center said there ' were in 1970. She was a member of made to the Scholarship Fund of tional waters as recognized by action in the Middle East could the Irish-American Home, Glas­ “ We’re deeply concerned about 3,749,000 births during the year, the Bolton Congregational Church and the situation in the Middle East other world powers are just that — cause even more anti-American tonbury 06033. most .since 1965. the Ladies Benevolent Society, a because of its chance of escala­ international waters.” said Wein­ sentiment in the Arab world. Timing is right But the increase in births is not former member of Bolton Grhnge, tion.” she said. berg, a Democrat. "Arabs look at him as a white another Baby Boom, since the rate 2 the Board of Directors of the Carma L. Walton Others called Khadafy a "m ad­ Weinberg also commented on knight taking on a superpower," remained constant, due to the American Lung Association of A memorial service for Carma man" who cannot be reasoned U.S. involvement in Central Amer­ Weinberg said of Khadafy. larger overall population. The Connecticut, Eastern Branch and L. Walton, 53, of Vernon, who died with. ica, where President Reagan has Cassano said he did not think the for Caps, Biues the Order of the Eastern Star. She Sunday after an automobile acci­ Bierwirth said the conflict was accused Nicaraguan forces of U.S. could combat terrorism. birth rate was 15.7 per 1,000. had served as associate matron of dent in San Juan Del Rio, Mexico, its Stella Chapter 16 in Hartford. will be Thursday at II a.m. at the By Ken Ruppoport considering it was the Blues’ first She is survived by two sons. Church of Jesus Christ of Latter- Alfred R. Rogers of Canton and The Associated Press victory over the Islanders in more day Saints, 30 Woodside St. Burial than two years. James O. Rogers of Bolton; two will be in Kaysville Cemetery, The Uming was right for both the The Blues got a first-period goal daughters. Margaret D. Andrews Kaysville, Utah. 6 Washington Capitals and St. Louis from Rick Meagher and outstand­ of Hartford and Enid Oretta Memorial donations may be Rogers of Manchester; two broth­ Blues. Because of it, both are in the ing goaltending from Greg Millen made to the Carma Walton Mem­ to move back into a first-place tie ers, James Majors of Freeport. orial. 291 Kennedy Road, right place. With their chief adversaries idle, with Chicago in the N orris N.Y., and Luther Majors of We­ Manchester. thersfield; a sister. Floyd Saulter the Capitals and Blues each won Division. of- Freeport, N .Y.; and five key games on ’Tuesday night to Oltera 7, Wings 2 grandchildren. Allono C.H. Cooke move back into the top spot in their Wayne Gretzky isn’t losing it. Burial will be at the convenience Allene C.H. Cooke, formerly of respective N H L divisions. Although he needs to make no of the family. A memorial service Manchester, died Sunday in River- With Philadelphia off, the Capi­ demonstration of that, the Edmon­ will be held April 6 at 1 p.m. at dale, N.Y. Her name was spelled tals defeated the Boston Bruins 6-3 ton center went over the 200-point Bolton Congregational Church. incorrectly in an obituary in to climb back into first by one point mark for the third straight season Memorial donations may be Monday's Manchester Herald. over the Flyers in the Patrick and fourth time in seven years. He Division. The Blues also made had three assists. good use of their time by beating But it was the play of Mark the New York Islanders 2-0. That Messier that demolished Detroit. Agreement at Pillowtex gave them a first-place tie with the Messier scored short-handed goals idle Chicago Blackhawks in the 30 seconds apart in the second Norris Division. period to snap a 2-2 tie and lead the shuts down picket line "N ow they, like us, have to win.” Oilers to their fifth straight victory Washington Coach Bryan Murray and 16th in 18 games. said of the Flyers. “ Now w e’re bv s Continued from page 1 strike," Wheeler said, "there were even in games, and in first place. RangBTB 5, D II 4 issues that we felt were key to us. Before, we were always in the New York, fighting to stay alive overtime only after working more The issues we struck for we won." position of having to win the in its battle with Pittsburgh for the than 40 hours a week. Saturday and K em er said that many of the make-up game. It may come down final Patrick Division playoff Sunday work was counted as issues that were resolved have to that final game in berth, got a big lift from a new straight time, the union and been on the negotiating table since Philadelphia.” face, Jim Wiemer. Recalled from company said. September. He said many of the Each''contender has five games the minors earlier in the day, . Employees' insurance contribu­ contract provisions, such as the remaining before meeting in the Wiemer scored his first goal of the tions were also “ knocked down" in pay increase, resulted from com­ regular season finale April 6. season on a 40-foot slapshot against the contract, officials said, and the pany offers. The agreement was Alain Chevrier with 3:33 to play. workers were happy with the “ a consolidation of what we both BIu m 2, iBlandBra 0 The victory snapped the seniority system agreed upon. The wanted." he said. UPI photo St. Louis was badly in need of two Rangers’ three-game losing streak agreement came after negotia- The agreement came Monday Tuesday night at the Capital Centre in Landover, Md. The points, and got them at the expense and moved them to within one Uotu started and stalled several morning, as the National Labor Ken Linseman of the Bruins (left) reaches out to grab of New York. That wasn’t easy. point of the idle Penguins. times under the supervision of a Relations Board in Hartford was onto Washington’s John Barrett in their NHL contest Capitals came out ahead of the Bruins, 6-3. federal mediator. about to open a hearing on four Wheeler said a worker's senior­ union complaints brought against ity will prevail over his or her skills the company. An administrative NBA roundup A when the company is considering law judge of the NLRB was Boyd announces promotions or job recall. Kerner prepared to hear the case when said a worker's seniority, skill and Kerner and Wheeler made a ability will all be considered. surprise joint announcement that a Workers had complained that tentative agreement had been ‘Can’ Is ready the seniority system at Pillowtex reached. Wilkins gives Cavs indigestion did not protect older workers. Kem er said today that he did not Wheeler said the new system will. expect the settlement Monday By Dave O’Hara wered and dressed quickly to R Both said that if the company after more than seven months of By The Associated Press Division cellar by recording their the Lakers ended Denver’s three- points, Terry Teagle 23 and Eric The Assacloted Press meet his wife. He was beaming wants to relocate the plant or bargaining. 11th consecutive Tuesday night game winning streak over the Floyd 21 as Golden State won for with confidence once again. subcontract work out, Pillowtex “ We were ready to go to trial," Dominique Wilkins, who missed home-court victo^. a 116-99 rout of defending NBA champions. The the fifth time in six games in a WINTER HAVEN, Fla. - " I feel good and I'm happy the must first notify the union, sit down Kerner said. “ We had a good case. Atlanta’s previous game because the Portland Trail Blazers. Nuggets still won the season series late-season battle to escape from "The Can” is smiling again in way things are going now.” the with it and “ investigate and But our position has always been if of food poisoning, returned to Elsewhere, it was the Los 3-2, the only team besides Boston to last place in the Pacific Division. the Boston Red Sox’ clubhouse. 142-pound pitcher said. “ I felt explore in good faith alternatives there's a glimmer of hope to action and gave the Cleveland Angeles Lakers 121. Denver 115; claim that distinction, but fell l ‘A The Warriors trail the Los Angeles " I ’m ready, the Can is himself pretty gooid out there today, discuss the thing, we would be Cavaliers a touch of indigestion. Milwaukee 118, New Jersey 105; games behind idle Houston in the Clippers by one-half game. again,” right-hander Dennis even though I didn't have Isiah Thomas, Detroit’s leading “ When we decided to go on more than happy to do it." The NBA’s second leading and Golden Stale 125, Detroit 121. battle for the Midwest Divison "Oil Can” Boyd said Tuesday pinpoint control at the start.” scorer tallied 34 of his 36 points in lead. scorer, played only about half the with a big grin. Making just his second start. the first three quarters as the Kings 116, B laz«n 99 Kareem Abdul-Jabbar had 24 gam e and scored six points. Indeed, Boyd looked like his Boyd allowed seven hits and two Dodd wants tax bill delayed Hawks defeated the Cleveland Reggie Theus scored 18 points points for Los Angeles while NB A Bulls 111, Knlcfcs 98 old self with the flashing smile runs, striking out three, in five Cavaliers 97-91 Tuesday night. The and dished out 17 assists, the most scoring leader Alex English hit his after returning from a work­ innings. setback sliced Cleveland’s lead in season average of 29 for Denver Orlando Woolridge scored 22 “ Hey. I got people out when I WASHINGTON (API — Con­ “ Frankly, I am a little mystified for the Kings in the last 13 seasons. manlike pitching effort against the race for the final Elastem but bad only two points in the Hnal points. Gene Banks added 20 and bad to get 'em out." he said. “ I gress should consider delaying as to why we are charging ahead Terry Tyler and Larry Drew also the in period. Michael Jordan had 19 as Chicago with this tax bill and we have a Conference playoff spot to l ‘/t had 18 points each for Sacramento, Bradenton. concentrated a lot better as I action on an overhaul of the federal snapped a five-game losing streak. Budget Committee in a very strong games over Chicago, which de­ which moved into fifth place, Bucks 118, N«ts 105 However, there was one big went along. I threw 65 pitches tax system until it decides how it is The Bulls, who bad a 14-4 run late in bipartisan vote last week indicat­ feated New York 111-98. and one-half game ahead of San Craig Hodges scored 24 points difference in the hyper young and I probably could have gone going to reduce the government's the first half, put together a 14-6 ing that we are going to be needing Indiana, which was idle. Antonio in the Midwest Division. and Sidney Moncrief added 22 in man who won 15 games last another inning if I had to. red ink. Sen. Christopher J. Dodd spurt at the start of the second half some revenues to meet the targets “ I was very surprised. When the Kiki Vandeweghe topped Portland leading Milwaukee to its fifth year, the most by a Boston “ But I ’m happy. Here I was says to take a 66-55 lead. A three-point of Gramm-Rudman." said Dodd. gantie started I was in my rhythm with 23 points. consecutive triumph. Albert King pitcher since 1979. just a couple of weeks ago, in the and felt very good," Wilkins said. goal by Kyle Macy early in the D-Conn. LakeiB 121, NuggBls 115 led New Jersey with 34 points. Instead of talking rapidly in a hospital and my weight down Bomb threats^ It also, another was business as WantofB 125, Pfstons 121 fourth quarter made it 85-72 and loud voice. Boyd spoke almost (to 135 pounds), and now I ’m usual for the Sacramento Kings, James Worthy scored 11 of his 30 the Bulls coasted the rest of the slowly and softly as be sho­ tock pitching.” prove false who climbed out of the Midwest points in the final seven minutes as Joe Barry Carroll scored 24 way. THANKSGIVING A bomb scare this morning at •Manchester High School marked NOYENA TO ST, lUDE the third time this week that O holy St. Jude. Apostle and mar­ someone has called warning of tyr, great in virtue and rith in mira­ cles; near kinsman ol Jesus Christ, UConn is still on top, Hartford new boy on block explosives at schools in town, faithful intercessor of all who in- police said this morning. 2 vokeyOLT special patronagein lime All of the threats proved to be ol need. To you I have recourse Baylock’s plight can be seen in one scenario. He missed it," be said. false and no one was injured, police from the depth of my heart and STORRS — For now. the University of Connecticut said. A high school spokeswoman humbly beg to whom God has given remains the No. 1 Division I baseball team in the state. w o rk ^ bard to get two of his players, catcher Roberto The former Indian star defensively handled five said this morning that nobody was such great power to come to my as­ There are four Division I teams within our borders. Hernandez and pitcher Kevin Meier, last summer into chances flawlessly, including being pivotman in a evacuated from the building after sistance. Help me in my present and The University ol Hartford is the new boy on the block, a league in Virginia. E)ach was impressive. second-inning double play. He began the year at his urgent petition In return I promise this being the Hawks' second year in Division I. Thoughts Impressive enough to get scholarships elsewhere. natural third base position, but was shifted to the school received a threat at to make your name known and 10:24 a m. The Huskies entertained the Hawks Tuesday ort a Money that Baylock didn't have to offer them. shortstop toward the end of the western swing when cause you to be invoked freslunan shortstop Pablo Melendez ran into error On Monday, two threats were Say three "Our Fathers. Three pleasant spring afternoon, with the temperatures ApLENtv Baylock was asked after beating the freshman­ problems. “Petersen is a stablizing force at received by Howell Cheney Re­ Hail Marys and Glorias " Publica­ hitting the low 60s. at J.O. Christian Field. It was only laden Hawks bow many of the Tirst-year collegians he Len Auster, Sports Editor shortstop," advised Keener. “ He's a smooth fielder. 6 gional Vocational Technical tion must be promised. St. Jude the second meeting on the diamond between the two tried to recruit. "N o comment,” he said with a smile. pray for us and all who invoke your School. institutions and if the score is any indication of bow far He was also asked if having a larger piece of the He shows a lot of maturity. He had five errors on the aid Amen This novena has never money pie at Connecticut would help him out. “ Ic a n ’t trip but that's only because he played every inning of Police spokesman Gary Wood been known to fail. I have had my UofH has come, watch out. say too much about that,” he responded. The blue every game." said this morning most bomb request granted q The clubs met for the first time in '85. UConn threats occur when spring comes embarrassed the Hawks. 18-1. The winning side Connecticut blood that flows through his veins CONNECTICUT. AFTER YEARS OF success, is and the weather gets warmer. remained the same Tuesday — UConn — but the wouldn’t allow him to say anything else. differential was far from being one-sided. struggling. UCoim has been to the College World UConn was a 6-1 winner thanks to the seven-hit. mistakes. The 3-0 fastball to LaPenta was one of ONE ASPECT WHICH BAYLOCK has in his comer Series five times, the last trip to Omaha coming in eight-, no-walk pitching of senior righ­ them.” now. a commodity that Hartford lacks, is experience. 1979. It was 28-24-1 overall a year ago. 16-14-1 "U p NOTICE thander Mike Mancini, the rocket-like two-run homer Denehy added he and bis team have to live with the Mancini, a senior from Shelton, was masterful with North.” The Huskies, following Tuesday's win. stand by senior Jerry LaPenta and the 4-for-4 performance mistakes and have to learn from them. Denehy, the his slider. He bad a 6-2 record as a freshman but did at 2-9 overall. UConn lost all eight gam es of a Southern EAST, WEST AND BUCKLAND from junior shortstop Mick Buckmir. only man traded in history for not play his sopbomore year to concentrate on his trip to North Carolina. “On the Southern trip we play a manager when be was sent to the Washington academics. His record was a meager 1-2 a year ago. go^peopletoraiseourlevel. Welookatitas (weare) CEMETERIES H AR TFO RD G A V E A GOOD account of itself. Senators by the New York Mets in exchange for His seven-hitter Tuesday evened his 1988 record at 1-1. 2-1,” Baylock said. Smack dab in the middle of the Hartford effort was a M a n n e r Gil Hodges, said the 12-run jum p from last His experience was a telling factor. H Cozmecticut is to regain its prominence of the It It rtquMted that camatary lot owners remove any Manchester High School product, Chris Petersen, who year, is "an indicatioa of the improvement." For Hartford, and Petersen, it was another learning past, some changes are going to be needed. Foremost winter grave decorations that they wish to keep. was anchoring the middle of the Hawk defense at experience. The 8-2. 185-pound Petersen was an is some additioaal funding so Baylock can compete for shortstop. U CO NN COACH AN D Y BA Y LO C K U in his seventh All-State third baseman at Manchester High his talent with the Hartfords of the world. If new UConn Starting Monday, April 7, 1986, weather permitting, Hartford has 19 freshmen. 21 newcomers in all. on season at the helm. He was the longtime assistant to senior year when be batted a remarkable .548. p r e s i^ t John Casteen is serious about setting things the necesaary s ^ n g clean-up of the grounds artll be­ its 1986 roster. James Keener. Hartford:s assistant Larry Panciera before taking the top job in 1988. He Petersen batted .488 (18-for-44 with 2 homers, 3 right with his blue-ribbon comntittee, established to gin In preparation for mowing. sports information director, noted not one starter on has not met the success P an dera did. with a record of doubles and 8 R B I including a 12-game hitting streak) study the state of athletic affairs at the school, he’ll do the diannond Tuesday was with the d u b a year ago. 112-128^ heading into the current campaign, and daring the Hawks’ Western swing that saw them win somethiiig to correct the injustice that now befalls the REMINDER: Plastic flowers or decorations should not Mark Wiley, a freshman, was on the hill for the there are reasons. just twice in 13 outings. He was l-for-4 against baseball program. be used on grave sites between April 7 and October 31, Hawks. He pitched well, but not well enough against The primary one is money. Connecticut, his lone safety an infield hit that was too For Hartford. Denetay knows be is beaded in the right direction. "(Arizona coach Jerry) Kendall 1986. the seasoned Mandni. The likeable Baylock. who is a favorite among hot for Husky third baseman Scott Cormier to handle. LaPenta's homer was due to a mistake. It was on a members of the media for bis easy-going nature and Petersen came to bat in the eighth inning with two wanted four of my guys. The New Mexico coach Robert D. Harrison 3-9 fastball, a cardinal sin in the pitching fraternity. his honesty — and who was honored with a runners aboard and two outs. He tapped back to the wanted six. So, that’s an indication." he said. Superintendent of "You have to be patient (with a young team),” said Connecticut Sports Writers’ Alliance Gold Key in 1985 box on the first pitch for the final out. It w as not. he “ All we need is age. We need to get older. We need to Cemeteries______Bill Denehy. the Hawks' second-jrear coach. "There — is saddled with operating a Division I program with insisted, a sign of impatience. “ Coach toM us to jump become juniors and seniors.” were nnaybe three times today where we made ofdy otte scholarship. That is not an easy task. on the slider and to go to rigbtfieid. It was there; Ijust And nnaybe beconne the big boy on the block. M A N CH ESTER H ER A LD . Wednesday. March 26. 1986 — 11 H - M ANCHESTER HER ALD , Wednesday. March 26, 1986 SCOREBOARD Sampson okay,

AHL atandinga Baseball will miss game Hockev By Frederick Waterman him do nothing," said Vander­ L T Fit. OP OA voort. "He might as well go home Main* 39 27 1 14 29 91 United Press International Adirondack 37 29 7 81 303 206 Exhibition otandlngs and relax. NHLtlindlngs AAoncton 31 29 11 73 29 29 BOSTON — Houston Rockets "At this stage of the season, Shorbrookt 31 34 8 70 317 313 there is no reason to press Ralph. Frodtriclon 30 9 1 9 29 39 star Ralph Sampson, who nar­ Novo Scotia 27 9 t 42 29 32) W L Fcl. rowly escaped serious injury in a We’re willing to wait until he gets doMck MvWwi 54uHMrn Division Atlanta 11 S .49 well. If you press him and he gets W L T Pta. O F OA Herthtv 44 28 3 91 327 273 Phllodslphla 10 4 .625 backwards fall, has returned home x-Wothlnotn « 21 5 M)1 290 2 « St. Cottwrlns 9 34 4 74 91 271 New York 10 4 .4a to Virginia to rest and tonight will hurt again, you’re only defeating X-Pillla. 48 22 4 100 311 220 Binghamton 34 34 $ 73 271 283 Son Francisco 9 7 .563 miss a game for the first time in his your purpose of trying to win NY Ittandor* 34 27 11 83 294 241 Soringfitid 34 34 4 72 274 274 CIncInnotl 9 8 .529 basketball games.” said the nttiburah 33 33 8 74 294 273 N«w Hovtn 32 9 7 71 315 322 St. Louis 8 8 J K pro career. NY Ronotn 34 3S 5 73 2S5 2S4 Roctwtttr 31 34 7 69 294 304 Pittsburg 7 8 .447 The 7-foot-4 All-Star will be trainer. Now Jortoy 14 47 3 SI 280 344 '.1, 9 11 .49 Baltimore 24 39 8 60 29 274 Son DItoo treated at the University of Virgi­ Sampson suffered some neuro­ Adomt DMtlon Tuetdoy's ResiHt L a AnoelM 7 10 .412 logical damage, which caused a Qu« m c 41 29 S 87 308 271 St. Cothorlnes 3, Blnghomton 1 Chicago 7 U .39 nia, where he played in college, for MociIt m I 37 31 4 80 311 242 Wednesday *8 Oome MontTMl 4 11 .X7 the back contusion suffered Mon­ temporary loss of feeling in his ■otton 34 X 10 78 292 273 Hershev at Adirondack Houston 5 12 .294 day night. He toppled backwards right leg. He was carried off the Buffalo 3S 33 4 74 282 273 Novo Scotia ot Baltimore Amertcofi League Boston Garden floor on a stretcher, Hartford 34 35 3 7S 305 285 Springfield at AAalne Detroit 12 5 'S i while leaping for a rebound in a CoiiidBaN Cofiforoiica Fredricton at Moncton New York ]0 4 114-107 loss to the Boston Celtics. but less than five hours later N trrU Otvldon St. Catharines at New Haven Mllwouka 10 7 .M W L T Pta. OF OA Sampson had played in all 236 of walked out of Massachusetts Gen­ Binghamton at Rochester Texa J 4 'SS xKHIcaoo 34 29 8 80 325 322 Thursday's Oamet Toronto 0 I -J S Houston's games since he came eral Hospital without assistance. x-St. Louis 34 31 8 80 291 274 Moncton at Fredericton Mlnneeoto J J -g j into the league three years ago as X-rays of his head, neck and x-Mlnn«sota 34 32 9 77 303 290 Cleveland 0 8 .96 middle back revealed no fractures: X-Toronfo 23 44 4 52 294 358 Oakland 0 8 .94 the No. 1 pick. He will miss both Dotrolt 14 52 4 X 249 388 California JO • -B J tonight's game with Indiana and Sampson suffered a severe pain in SmvtlM Division ECHO rasult Chicago 10 10 .500 Friday night’s contest in Detroit, the middle of his back, and Celtic v-Edmontofl S3 IS 4 112 398 284 Konea City « ,• -go team physician Dr. Thomas Silva xColoorv X 29 9 81 322 289 Seattle 7 0 but is expected to rejoin the Wlnnlpoo 25 45 4 54 279 354 I initially feared the Rocket star had Los Anodos 22 45 7 51 244 345 Paa Wae A Baltimore 0 j* Rockets Saturday in Washington Vancouver 19 41 13 51 253 304 Bostor, , for a game with the Bullets. .broken his back. Design Group I copped the Division Spm Sduod gam a liic ig M Rockets coach Bill Fitch sqid vdlncftod division ntM III state plavotfs held ot Benett Rink In Tueedov’e Results "Ice and rest will be the best x/i Cooper 9). Assists— Los Angeles X Sunday, March 14 Phltadetohlo vs. Detroit at Lakeland, kids are doing.” Miller said 10:47. 8, New Jersey, Preston 18 Cleveland X X .X I X At Syracuse. N.Y. Fla., 7 :X o.m. (Daneyko), 14:34. 9, NY Rangers, (Johnson 19), Denver X (Lever 10). NEW YOR K - Wyoming coach Tuesday. "I don't think my job Indiana 25 « .342 25',^ Technicol— none. A— 17022. Navy 97, Svrocuse a Montreal (ss) vs. New York Yankea at Wlemer l (Moloney. Allison), 16:27. Chicago 25 X .342 25'/^ Cleveland State 75, St. Joseph's 49 Ft. Louderdole, Flo., 7 :X p.m. Jim Brandenburg says his Cow­ change is a story. That happens Penalties— Allison, NYR, 5:03; Malo­ wesitm Cofifemnce Fridw. Merdi a Tliiir^av*! OomM boys play their best basketball every day in America." ney, NYR, 5:03; Melnyk, NYR, Volleyball Midwest Divislen Regtenol Semlflfiots Detroit vs. CIncInnotl (ss) at Tomoo, 5:03; MocLeon, NJ, 5:03; <^gne. NJ, W L Pet. OB At East Ruthsrferd, N.J. Flo., 1 o.m. when they realize they’re in Miller also tried to dispel the 5:03; Preston. NJ, 8:42; Brooke, NYR. x-Houston X a .411 — Navy 71, Cleveland State X Pittsburgh vs. Boston at Winter Haven, trouble. stereotype most associated with 10:21; Allison, NYR. 12:39; Heimer, NJ. x-Denver X X .589 I'/S Warriora 125. Platona 121 Duke 74. OePaul 47 Fla., I o.m. Against Ohio State in tonight's the Big Ten Conference. Branden­ 13:00; Paiment, NYR, malor-minor Dallos X X .549 4'/i Sutidov. March a Toronto vs. St. Louisot St. Petersburgh, (lighting), 18:16; Pre^on, NJ, major- Utah 37 X .507 V/i At Ea t Rulhertard, N.J. r/ final of the National Invitation burg described the Buckeyes as a Vollayball Flo., 1 :9 o.m. minor (fighting), 18:16; Brooke, Son Antonio 32 42 .432 13 D ETR O IT (12)) RegloiMl Fhtels Hoaton vs. M ontral at West Palm Tournament, they should begin very physical team, in keeping NYR, oKiiorfighting), 18:52; Bridg­ Benson 54 1-1 5, Trlpuko 11-19 52 X , Americon playoffs: Leogue and Socromento 32 41 .4X 12'/S Duke 71, N d v v X Beach, Ra., I :X p.m. playing well very early. with the conference’s image. man, NJ, malor(flghtlng).18:52. playoff champs Redwood Farms def. PdcHIc Divisien Lolmbeer 519 1-2 X , Dumors 512 0-0 15 andniw ti (ts) vs. Phllodleohlo at Insurers 15-3, lS-8, 16-4. V-LA Lakers X 17 .747 — Thomas 510 0-0 4, Cureton 1-2 52 4, Clearwater, Flo., 1:Xo.m . The Buckeyes, 18-14, demon­ Miller took exception. Shots on goal— NY Rangers 7-14-8— 29. National 'olayoffs: Leogue and Portland X X .484 20'/i Johnson lo a 45 X , Comobell 7-9 52 14, Hew Jersey 8-11-13— 32. olovoff chomps Six Packers def. North Mohorn54004, Lona55004.TotalsS41W Minnesota vs. L a Angela at Vero strated their ability to start strong "The Big Ten isn’t as physical as Phoenix a 43 .400 X'/^ Beach, Ro. 1 :X p.m. in their 79-66 semifinal victory it’s supposed to be,” he said. " I Power-ploy conversions— NY Rangers Enders 15-10,15-3,13-15,15-7. Seattle 27 X .375 23‘/i 12-14 121. Thundav, March 13 New York Yankea vs. T e x a at 5-1. New Jersey 6-1. LA Clippers X X .X I X'/li OOLDEN S TA TE (12S) Monday night over Louisiana don't like those generalizations. Goalies— NY Rangers. Vonbles- At Bolen Reuge, Ui. Pompano, Ro., 1:Xp.m . Golden State X 47 .3X X Bollard 7-14 52 It. Smith 57 1-3 5, Georgia Tech a , AAorlst S3 Atlanta vs. Baltimore at Miami, 1 :9 Tech. "After the first five minutes, Compare our scores to the Big brouck. New Jersey. Chevrier. A— v-ct inched division nite Carroll 515 58 X , Floyd 511 1012 21, 15,215. Teogle 1017 54 Z t. Thibeoux 59 1-2 5, Vlllonova 71, Virginia Tech 42 o.m. it was over." Bulldogs head coach East. They play a lot of 54-52 Holldaya x-ainctied ptovelt bertti Memphis State a . Ball State 43 Mllwouka vs. Son Frcxiclsco at Tpoi dey's Results Conner 54 52 5 Huston 54 1-1 7. Louisiana State M, PurdueS7 (20T) Scottsdale, Ariz., 3 p.m. Tommy Joe Eagles said. games; we average 75 points a BIu m 2. Islanders 0 Sarah Lupocclno 127-131-367, Dot Atlanta 97, Cleveland 91 Whitehead 57 1-1 7, Verhoeven 45 1-1 9. Friday, March 14 Chlcoeo vs. Cleveland at Tucson, Ariz., Chicago 111, New York a Totals 47-95 25X IX . Against Florida in the first game. There are a lot of physical Christensen 126-356. Al Char1ett5 N.C. 3 o.m. DPI photo semifinal, Wyoming. 2511. quickly Milwaukee 110, New Jersey 105 Detroit a a x e s — in Illinois 75, Fairfield 51 Oakland vs. Californio at Palm leagues. St. LA Lakers 121, Denver 115 OeMen State a a X 3 0 — i a fell behind but turned around the "I think Wyoming is a physical Three-point goals— Lolmbeer, Bollard Alabama 97, Xavier (Ohio) a Sorina, Collt., 4 p.m. NY Islontftn • • •— 0 Golden Stole IX , Detroit 121 Western Kentucky 47, Nebraska 59 Seattle vs. San Diego ot Yuma, Ariz., 9 Each member of the NCAA Final Four has a key player it Manning ot Kansas and Johnny Dawkins of Duke. The game in the second half for a 67-58 team. We’re going to go after Rrst period— 1, St. Louis. Meogher 9 Sacramento 114, Portlonda 5 Floyd. Fouled out— Smith. Total Kentucky 75, Davidson 55 o.m. (Flockhort, Corlson), t0:0is. Penalty— Wednei dov's Oomes fouls— Detroit X , Golden State 10. Solurday March IS (le)-eglltiqoedgeme relies on. The group includes (from top left, clockwise) semifinals are set for Saturday with the championship victory. The Gators shot well over Wyoming man to man. That's the Boyd. NYi. 1:42. Milwaukee at Boston, 7 :X p.m. Rebounds— Detroit X (Lombeer 15), the Cowboys’ zone defense to take way we play. I can't change that. I Second period— No scoring. Golden State 49 (Smith 10). Assists— At Baton Reuge, La. John Williams of LSU, Milt Wagner ot Louisville, Canning game Monday night in Dallas. Cleveland at New Jersey, 7;X p.m. Louisiana Staten, MemphisStoteSI a lead that went as high as 12 in the think the fans will enjoy it.” Penalties— Carlson, StL. 9:15; Boyd, Atlanta at Philadelphia, 7:Xp.m. Detroit 27 (Thomas 9), Golden State 27 Georplo TechX , Vlllanova4l NYI,U:13. Soccer Dallas ot Washington, 7:X p.m. (Floyd 13). Tectmlcol fouls— none. A— Sunday, March 14 Pirates 6. Rad Sox 5 first half, then Wyoming went to a The key players in semifinal Third period— 2, St. Louis, Beers 17 Houston at Indiana, 7:Xp.m . 1)497. man-t5man. and Florida went (Federko. Flockhort), pp, 1:10. Denver at Utah, 9 :X p.m. At CharMItt, N.C. victories were Ohio State's Brad Penalties— Flotley, NYI, 0:23; Bour­ Alabama 9 , Illinois X cold. Seattle at Phoenix, 9 :X p.m. Kentucky 71, Western Kentucky M 9 Broaiita, FM. Sellers and Wyoming’s Fennis geois, StL,1S:16. Tliurtdav's Oomes Thursday, March B esta l e i a e w — S 1I8 Final Four has no clear-cut favorite "We play pretty good defense Dembo. Sellers, a 7-foot, 205pound MSC Rowdias Dallas at New York, night a Fltfshurgh n i e a t a — 4152 Shots on goal— St. Louis 12-18-4— 34. NY KWaVfWa aVTlIITinOVa when we have to,” said Branden­ senior, scored 23 points. 18 in the The Rowdies surrendered two eorly San Antonio at Golden State, night At Allonia Boyd, Schlraldl (4), Crawford (4), Islanders 8-14-11— 33. Sacramento at Seattle, night Kings 116. BlazaraBB Somblto (9) ood Gedmcxi, Sox (7); burg. six of whose first seven second half, grabbed 13 rebounds Po«ver-ploy conversions— St. Louis goals to Hartford South End before Kentucky 9 , Alobamo 43 Fans always look at things rallying for a 4-2 victory. Mike Kelsey Loulskino State TO, Georgia Tech X Tunnell, Zoske (4). Walk (S), Guonte (7), By AAlke Rabun a 5-point selection over the LSU Workmen scurried all around players are sophomores. "We and equaled Ralph Sampson’s 1980 S-l.NYIslondersT-O. Winn (9) and Ortiz, Rodriquez (7). differently than the coaches, and Goalies— St. Louis. Milien. NY island­ scored the winning gool, off o feed SatufiSay.Marcha United Press International Tigers, who despite being the the arena Tuesday, painting most don't seem to play it from start to N IT record with 9 blocked shots. from Steve White. Mike Marsh, os- PORTLAND (99) W— Winn. L— Somblta. ers, Hrudey. A— 164M0. Bucka 11B. Nats 105 Vondeweghe 5)4 59 D . Carr 54 57 7, underdog have earned the right to the fans of Kansas fully expected everything that did not move, finish. We’ve got to get ourbacksto Dembo, a 6-4. 210 sophomore, sisted by Brian Jones, added o pod Thompson 513 0-012. Drexler 519 5510, At AMonta their team to be in Dallas as March goal. Louisiana State S9, Kentucky 57 DALLAS — The 1985-86 NCAA be at Reunion Arena this weekend putting the finishing touches on the the wall.” scored 23 points. Capitals 6. Bruins 3 Coutter 5)3 52 8, Johnson 53 52 5 drew to a close. Marc Soloflo accounted for the NEW JERSEY (Wl) Porter 513 01 12, Kersey 58 57 1), Msts4,0riolas2 basketball season started without by knocking off the top three seeds new playing surface and installing Much has been made of Ohio victors' first two markers. Jones, Mike a clear favorite to claim the in their region. Like other big-time basketball the long banners which proclaim State coach Eldon Miller's situa­ "He’s very active and rejects Kelsey and Tim Kelsey registered King 17-a 00 X , Williams 2-8 7-10 II, Martin 1-2002 Jones 30 538. Totals 38-97 1 2 B -3 GmlnskI 4-13 S-5 17, Birdsong 9-18 2-5 X , 2 5 X 99. Tournament championship. Par­ Things, therefore, have deve­ programs. Kansas makes quite a the 26 different schools that have tion, much to Miller’s dismay. In well around the basket." said assists. SACRAMENTO (1)4) 9 St. Peferihurg, FM. 123— 8 White was cited for his excellent Ransev^5(H)4, Cook 1-31-23, Tumerl-41-2 Midwest thing about the first workout of the Brandenburg of Sellers, who First period— 1, Boston, Posin 17 3, Johnson 4-7 2-4 10, D'Koren 1-3 1-2 a Tyler 514 00 18, Olbcrdlnp 55 53 10, Bomnwre s a w iM B -a ill ing the field to four has failed to loped just like a Final Four should. won the NCAA title. February, the school announced overoll ploy, while Mott Kohut, Tom Thursday, March 13 New YertI (NL) 8M 181 4148 There are three teams which season. And when that workout The hotel in which the Duke Blue Miller would not be given a should match up against Cowboys’ (Kluzok), 1:23. 2, Washington. Ho- Berte and Don Warren also contrib­ Totals 4304 19-32 105. Thompson 580015 Woodson 510 O 0 15 At DoyliMi, Ohl# help matters. vaorth 32 IPettersson, Gartner). 4:57. MILWAUKEE 018) Theus 513 54 15 Drew 7-13 45 18, McGregor, Havens (7), O. Jo n a ( 8) uted fine efforts. Konsa 71, North Corollno A 5 T X and Dempsey, Stefero (7 ); (3d- Obvious favorites in the Final appear very even and there is the was held in Lawrence. Kan., the Devils will be staying has a large contract for next season, then 6-^1 sophomore center E ric Penalties— Gould. Wos,6;19; Blum, Bos, The Rowdies posted o 4-1-4 record to Cummlnos7-IS4-10X,Pressev4-133-31l, Thorpe 20 53 4, KMne 45 52 10, Temple 41, Jacksonville 9 (O T) Leckner. who scored 19 points and 9:48. Breuer 40 l-l 13, Hodges 8-IS 5-5 24, Johnson594415 Brotz 1-1 OO 5 Henry 02 rung, B era vl (4), Orosco (9) and Four has been in vogue in recent obligatory upstart. Jayhawk fans showed up wearing ice rink in the middle of it and Miller secured a new job at capture first place honors during the Georoetown X , T e x a Tech 44 Carter, (»bbons (7). W—flertnvl t-shirts that read "Destination had 12 rebounds Monday. "It Second period— 3, Washington, Chrls- Indoor season at Bulkeley High School. Moncrief 5-13IM522. Llster^^244, DovIs OOO, KellcvOOOOO. Totals S0881521115 Michigan State75 WoshlngtonX years, although being the likely workmen labored through the Northern Iowa for next year. tlon 39 (Stevens. Fronceschettl), pp. 5:28 50 ^3 ia Pierce 40 0-1 8, Reids 1-1OO 2, (1-0). L— H a va s (51). HRs— New FrMav, Morch 14 York, Strawberry, Teufel. choice for the title has not always No one is considered a runaway Dallas." night to paint the names of the four Boston College’s Gary Williams should be quite a contest inside." 4. Woshlngton, Fronceschettl 6 (Lough- GlennO-2000. Totals42-8231-43118. 2 2 V V 7 t - m Ml ivnoM^n^vns " I thought that put a little too lin. Carpenter), 11:54.5, Boston. Crowder ------x a m 13— 114 Michlgon X , Akron 66 done those teams any good. favorite, least of all in the minds of schools on the ice — in the schools’ 34(Slmmer. Bouroue), 12:16. 6, Boston, M M a 2 9 — t a Fouled out— none. Total fouls— Iowa State 81. Miami (Ohio) 29 (O T) Georgetown was as one-sided a the coaches who will guide the much pressure on the players." colors. Kluzok 7 (Thelven, Reid), pp. 13:42. a 18 a 48— 118 Portland 20, Sacramento 28. North Carolina St. 45 Iowa 44 I BBS Major Loaguo standings pick as could be found going into teams. , said Kansas coach Larry Brown. Penoltles— Bouroue. Bos. 3:36; Rlggln. Three-point goals— Hodges a Fouled Rebounds— Portland X (Thompson But as the city worked to put on a A rk an sas-Little Rock 90, N otre last year’s Final Four. Unheralded "I felt that we couldn’t lose." Bos, (served by Simmer). 3:36; Gustafv out— none. Total fouls— New Jersey 9), Socromento XCThompson 12). Dome "Believe me when I say we are fresh face for its second major son, Wosh, 3:36; Gortner, Wosh, 6:03; 29, Milwaukee 2S. Rebounds— New Assists— Portland X (Drexler 15 NATIONAL LEAGUE Villanova beat the Hoyas in the said 7-foot-l center Greg Dreiling. Transactions a not a great team," said Duke coach basketball event of the season Smith, Wash, 13:19; Kosoer, Bos, 15:43. Jersey 39 ((SmInskI 12), Milwaukee 39 Socramcnf o 3t (Theus 17). A— lO JX . lohirdey. Merck is championship game to post one of Mike Krzyzewski. "What we've "What would they do with those Third perlod-^7. Washington. Gus- (Pressev 10). Assists— New Jersey 27 W L Fete Oft (after hosting the NBA all-star A t Dortieo. Ohie the biggest upsets in the NCAA shirts?” tofsson 23 (Stevens, Laughlin), pp. 14:23. (Ronsev 7), Milwaukee 32 (Pressev Michigan StateX, GeorgetownM St. Louis 101 4) M23 accomplished is great. But I don't game last month). many of those 8, Woshlngton, C ^ ld 15 (Duchesne), 10). Technical fouls— New Jersey (1115 Konsa 65, Temple a New York 9 44 .60S 3 Tournament. want to come out saying we’re so The Kansas entourage flies to Montreal holding tickets to the Final Four 14:35. 9, Loughlln 26 (Murphy, Du­ gol defense). A— 10,189. . tew^ , March 14 04 77 .523 The year before that (George­ great because I know we have our Dallas today, the first of the four chesne). 16:50. Penalties— Nienhuls, NIT palringa At Chicago 77 04 .479 W/7 were trying to make a quick dollar Chlcogo (N L) — Sent pitchers Dove Philadelphia town managed to live up to the weaknesses. It just seems that teams to arrive. Bos, 2:10, Oowder, Bos, 8:17; (Humbert. John Abrego and Ron Merldith North Carolina State 85 Ark.-LIttle 75 07 .463 26 or two. Duchesne, Wash, 8:17; Kluzok. Bos, to Its minor leoigue complex for Rock 66 (20T) Pittsburgh 57104 .354 43'/^ favorite’s role, but in 1983 Houston some teams have not been able to And when the Jayhawks get their O g a h ii Reund West The face value for a ticket tn the 13:50. reosslgnment. Iowa State 75 Michigan 69 was upset by North Carolina State adjust to them. first glimpse of Reunion Arena Shots on goal— Boston 4-12-4— 20. Wo­ Houston — Optlor>ed cotcher Robby Tuesday, March ll I a Los Angeles 95 47 semifinals and finals is $46. News­ Bulla m .KnlckaBB T e x a Christian 74, Montano 49 Cincinnati in the finals. they will see a huge banner along shlngton 10-11-15— 36. Wine and outfielder Louie Meodows to Its 9 72 .553 5'/2 "We don’t have players that look paper advertisments placed by Power-iMoy conversions— Boston 3- Triple A ofniiote In Tucson, Ariz; Wea ei d a , March 12 At Konea City, Me. Son Diego 03 79 .513 13 Oddsmakers have set the No. 1 great in warmups. But maybe I ’m one side of the building that boasts 1. Woshlngton 5-1 Providence 75 Boston Universitv 49 Houston S3 79 .513 13 those trying to sell the liard-t5get optioned cotcher Troy Afnir and pitched NSW YORK (N) North Carolina State 75 Iowa StdteX Duke Blue Devils as a 2-point being too critical. Maybe after the the same words found on their Goalies— Boston, Rlggln. Washing­ Jose Vorgos ond Mike Friederich to Its Wilkins 510 58 13, Orr 55 OO 4, McNecse State a Dayton 75 Konsa 96, Michigan State M (O T) Atlanta 66 96 .407 39 tickets asked for as much as $1,500 ton, Jensen: A— 15J88. SW Missouri 59, Pittsburgh S2 Son Ronclsco 42100 33 choice Saturday in their semifinal Final Four I will look at it fans’ T-shirts — "Destination Double A offlllote In Columbus. Go. Bannister 7-14 514 25 Sparrow 5WOO M, Sunday, March a for a seat close to the action. Milwoukee — Sent pitcher Mike Tucker 511 OO 11, Walker 57 54 14. Thersdgy, March 13 AMERICAN LEAGUE against No. 2 Kansas. Louisville is differently." Dallas." 0Hara7.RadWinga2 BIrkbeck and cotcher B.J. Surhoff to Its GrunfeM 55 1-1 6, McNeoly 0-3 52 2, FtorMo I I , Southern Mississipol 71 At Ka ia CNy, Mg. Eost minor leogue comp for reosslgnment. ColfIcM 40 54 10, Thorton 1-3 52 4 Morauefte 29, Oroke 59 Konsa 25, North Car9lna State 47 W L Pet. Oft Montreol — Optioned pitcher Bob Totals 3574 25X98. Brigham Young 47, Southern Atelhodlst Toronto 9 42 615 Sebro to its. Triple A affiliate in CHICAOO (111) 43 New York 97 44 jtm 3 Indianapolis; o^lghted Inflelder Fred Bonks 10-1400 X . Woolrldac5145825 Wvomlna 29, T e x a A5M 20 Detroit 04 77 s n 15 George Mason 65, Lomor 43 First period— 1, Edmonton. Napier Monrloue to Indianapolis; scntlnflelder Ookley 1-4 55 7. Moev 55 1-1 M XrvIn Baltimore 13 9 S\6 16 23 (Krushetnvski, Gretzky), 7:48. 2. Jim Anderson and outfielder Wolloce 59 OO 10, Jordon 5)2 99 19,Grcen01 T e x a 49, New AAexico 66 Boston •1 11 JOO 18‘/> Langer is seeking Mayotte advances Johnson to itsminorleoguecomplcxfor OOP Hloplns 1-2 44 5Poxson58 5215 acmson 99, Middle Tennessee Stotell Milwaukee 71 90 .441 28 Edmonton, TIkkonen 5 (McClelland. Cdlllarnla-lrvlncn, UCLA 74 Semenko). 15:44. Penoltles— Gregg, reossignnr>cnt; ploced pitcher Chortle Leo Smrek 571-27. Totals41-X25X1)1. Uiulsvllle 95 Orexel 23 Cleveland ____ 9102 .370 39'/i Edm,17:25. on the 21-dov disabled list. Louisiana Tech 47, Norttiern Arizona 41 Bradley B , T e x a EFPcao 65 West New Yem aaaie—N (Xoigla 95, Tennessee Chottonoogo Kansas CItv 91 71 J63 Second period— 3, Detroit, Leovlns 1 II Alobama-BIrmlngham 44, MIsaurl (Kislo, Ogrodnlck), pp, 1:32. 4, Detroit, New York (A L) — Sent pitchers Brod CM cage M a x 2 F — 111 44 California 90 72 .556 1 reiief from PG A by beating Gilbert Lovolo-Marvmount to, California 7S KIslo 16 (unoMlstcd), 7:03. 5, Edmonton. Amsberg and Alfonso Pulido, cotcher Thrcc-point goals— Tucker, Grun­ North CorXIna 84, Utah 22 CMcogo 05 77 .525 6 Messier 32 (CofN^), sh, 8:43. 6, Phil LombordI and outfielder Vic Mototo feM, Mocy. Fouled out— none. Total Frtdgy, March M Minnesota 77 K .475 14 Its minor leogue comp for reosslgnment. fouls— New York 25, Chicago 27. Frtdgy, March M Oakland 77 K y475 14 By Bob Green , U.S. circuit. Edmonton, Messier 33 «3retzky), sh. Ohio State 45. Ohio Universitv 42 At Lone Bi i ch. cam. By Kent McDIII 9:13. Penottles-Summonen, Edm, 0:25; Oakland — Reassigned inflelder Lenn Rebounds— )4cw York X (BonnWer 7), N e v o d o -L a V tg a 74, Northeast Soottle 74 9 .457 17 The Associated Press Pavilion. Sokoto, pitchers Ralph CitoreiloandTom CMcogo X (Oakley 12). Assists— New S6C60tf RbWld Texas 43 99 2i‘/> “ The general feeling from United Press International Kocur, Oet, 4:00; TIkkonen, Edm, 8:33; N t m t n . March 17 Louisiana 51 Mayotte. 25. of Bradenton. Fla., Leovlns, Oet, 11:37. Lambert and optioned catcher Brian York 10 (Sparrow 5), OUcogo X Marvtand « , Peggerdhw 44 l m w s fRiMi8li»Nilg Sortie those meetings was very posi­ is ranked 17th in the world, one spot Dorsett, pitcher Oorrell AkeiiWds and (Oakley 0). Tcdinlcals — Chicago CIsmson 77, (Seorgta 65 PONTE VEDRA. Fla. - Third period— 7, Edmonton, Napier 34 Ohio Slate 71, T e x a a St. John's a , Montano Stale 74 tive, very supportive. They CHICAGO — Tim Mayotte, one (Jolo), 7:25. 8, Edmonton, Coffey 44 first bosemon Rob Nelson to Its Triple A ossistant coach Arnold. New York Auburn 75 Arizona 43 Masters champion Bernhard below the eighth and final seed in (Ku m , Gretzky), 10:Q7. 9, Edmonton. offlllote in Tocomo, Wosh.; announced (lllegol detense). A— )0J41. Louisiana Tech 77, McNecse State41 .L a Angela vs. St. Legle don’t want to get rid of us," ranking position shy of a tourna­ Providence m. George AAoson 7) SghRdgy, March IS Langer, caught in a compli­ the tournament, Andres Gomez. Anderson S3 (Summonen, Messier), thot vetcron Mike Hargrove would not be At Ogden, Ut9i (C iriliie h edn lertee, 5 » Langer said. ment seed, defeated fourth-seeded Still, the tournament draw pitted signed to o controct. Flotlda 77, T e x a CJtrWIan 75 Ort. 5 L a Angela 5 St. Louts 1 cated tax problem, said he is 11:36. Penotttes— McClelland. Edm.2:34; SW Missouri States}, Marauclte49 Louisville 85 Brodlev 9 Brad Gilbert 7-6 (7-4). 57 (10-8). 53 Lolselle, Det, 2:34; Edm bench (served Pittsburgh — Homed Or. Warren SIpp N o rth C a ro lin a 77, A lo b o m o - Oct. l 5 L a A n g X a 5 St. Ljwls 2 looking to the PGA Tour for "I hope some accommodation him against Gilbert, the No. 10 Hawka87.Cavaliara91 Wyoming 99, Lxiyola-Marymount 90 Oct. I5SI. (.outs 5 L a Angela 2 Tuesday in a first-round match of by McClelland), 4:40. os strength and conditioning cooch. Blrmlnghom 59 relief from the rule requiring can be made. Because it is not player in the world, in the first Seattle — Ploced outfielder Al Oct. l5St. U miIs 15 L a Angela 2 the $315,000 Chicago Grand Prix Shots on gool— Edmonton 7-16-10— Chombers on waivers. Oct. 14-SI. LaHs X L a A n g X a 2 him to play in 15 American going to be possible for me to round, and they played a 2'/i-hour ATLANTA (97) Brigham Young 93, CMIfornlo-IrvInc Oct. 15SI. Lads 7, L a Angela 5 tennis tournament. 33. Detroit 18-13-1X1. CeBege Wilkins 15X 151) 34, Willis 513 OO 15 At Lang Beech, CgW. tournaments this year. play 15 tournaments in America match. Colorocio State — Announced women's AnMrtcgn L e g g a In a later match. Wimbledon Poswr-plov conversions— Edmonton Rollins1-5005Dovls55O04. Wlttmon510 Auburn 81, » . John's 9 “ I hope they can make some this year. Fourteen is the 3-0. Detroit 4-1. basketball coach Lee Swovze's controct 44 14, Rtvers 57 1-2 7, Koncok 40 52 M. Nevodo-La Vaga 75 Morvtand 44 K n n ta CNy vs. Terenta champion Boris Becker defeated "Boris took a wild card and I got Goolles— Edmonton, Fuhr. Detroit. would not be renewed. (Revolt wM eertee, 5S) accommodation that will be fair maximum — and I will really be Webb O ) 5 2 5 LevIngWon 54 OO 5 Battle Ftaflda S5 SW Mlseoufl S3 Oct. 5Toranta 5 Konsa CItv 1 Mike Leach 53. 51 to advance to a booted out of a seed." Mayotte MIo. A — 18J7A 02000, Hostings03000. Totals3588l521 to me. to all the foreign players, stretched to do that.” he said. New York Jets — Stoned tol low! ng free Louisiana Tech 45 Providance a C)ct. 5Toronta 6, K a m a City 5 10 second-round match Wednesday said. "I took it well, actually. I 97. Wyomlno45 Clemson 57 inranoM to the fans, the sponsors, agents: punters John MIsko and Joe CLEVELAND (W) Auburn 75 Novodo-La V4ea 43 It was for failure to appear in against John Sadri of Charlotte. think the pressure was all on UPl photo Prokoo, wide receivers Tony Smith and Frtdgy, M e ra a Ort. 11-Konta CItv 6, Toronto 5 everyone," Langer said Tues­ Leel-9524. Hinson495411. Turpin IP X Ohio,State X .BrIghotn Young M Loulsvilla «5 North Car9lna X the required minimum 15 tour­ N.C Brad." Boris Pomtaroross. runnt no bocks Codrtc 5724, MlnMencM 1-4005 Free 1021532a 19nrM».Mdrcha Ort. IXTorontoX Konsa O tvl day after a practice round for Radio, TV MInter and Nick Bruckner, guards John Ort. 13-KansaCI1v5 TaofitoO naments that Seve Ballesteros Jones53537, Bagiev54535 Poouette 52 Ort. 15Konsa City 5 Ta o n lo 3 the $900,000 Tournament Play­ Sadri defeated Ricardo Acuna of There were no service breaks in Eastman Award winner Kilgo and Frank Sutton, ofTcnsIvc tackle 535Jtifiim 1-3005 West 1-1002. Totals Dovtd Dunham, defensive tackle Goorge At New Yerh Oct. )5K ansa CItv 5 Taonta 2 ers Championship. of Spain was suspended from Chile 7-6 (7-4), 53 in his first-round the first set. Mayotte had less 35aX-Z791. Wvomlna 47. Florida 9 Louisville 84,"ubura47 TO tN O N T AcMoo, center Eric Stakes and comer Alfgplg a M H W -9 7 wertdSerta the American tour for the full match. trouble winning than Gilbert did, St. John's Walter Berry (left), named UPl college bock Mott Courtney. OMo State 79, Louisiana Tech 66 SLLeae V5 ttenea City And, the West German said, n rti* KH t “ S »® ^C hon- Cieveiggd N a a M - 9 l Wedneedgy, Merch a 1986 season, with the exception taking two games at love and two basketball player of the year Monday, was winner of the, Nockov Three-oolot pools— Free. Total Fouls— the American players — in Top seed Ivan Lendl and No 2 7:30 M lw lan vi. CoiNKlIam, VOTIC Boston — Recotlod goalie Bill Ronford At N y Yerh of a defense of his title in the games giving up only one point. Atlanta 3L Cleveland X Fouled closed door meetings — have Eastman Award as top male collegiate basketball player radio. from New Westmlnsfer (Brifish Colum­ Out— LAvIngston, Lee. Rebounds— LMisvIlle 357 vs. UMiWano Slate 34-n OO. J5». Lailt5KanMsatv2 USF&G Classic, as well as the seed Jim m y Connors play their bia) of the WesSem Hockey League. Florida 1513 vs. Loulstan^cch 1515 7 M . ^M insa Otv 5 SI. Lads 1 **',TCI»qw»d«oo«hlp: Wvomlno Atlanta X(W lllls13).ClavciU vs. Wvomfno 26-lie 9 A l DgO a American Hockev League. Technicals— none. A— 7,175 Notional Finals OO. a-Konsa City 5 St. Lads 1 the University of Illinois-Chirago his ser\'e broken in the sixth game. D.m. OO. 27-Konsa O tv 11, St. Lads 0 Berry is his coach, Lou Carnesecca.

i. MANCHESTER HERALD. Wednesday. March M. 1966 — II It - MANCHESTER HERALD. We«toe»«lav. March 26, 1M6 Spring training roundup Sports In B ri^ F o e v s / F o o d Martina beats Chris in exhibition Rookie slugger convinces Texas BOSTON — Martina Navratilova, fresh off her victory in the $500,000 Virginia Slims Championships, defeated Chris Evert Lloyd in straight sets Tuesday night in an exhibition match at United Press International Langford, bidding for a spot in the Boston Garden. A's rotation, pitched six scoreless A record Garden tennis crowd of 11,279 came out to see One day after being named innings and struck out eight. Navratilova, the world’s No. 1 player, defeat Evert Lloyd 7-5,7-5 Texas’ opening-day right fielder, Milwaukee starter Tim Leary in a twice-postponed benefit match to support the Martina Youth Pete Incaviglia convinced any limited Oakland to one unearned Foundation for underpriviledged children. remaining skeptics he does belong ran in six innings. * •‘What can I say ? I hope it was worth coming here for the third in the major leagues. At Palm Springs, Calif., Jack time.” Navratilova told the crowd. "1 cannot thank you enough Incaviglia, the former NCAA Howell’s ninth-inning single home run king, belted two homers snapped a 5-5 tie and carried the "!"J...... i for your patience.” in two at-bats Tuesday to help the California Angels to a 6-5 victory Rangers to a 14-5 Grapefruit over the San Francisco Giants. Another Frazier son is smoked League victory over the Cincinnati Ruppert Jones homered for Cali­ Reds at Pompano Beach, Fla. fornia. Rick Adams contributed a PHILADELPHIA — Junior welterweight Darryl Martin One of Incaviglia’s home runs two-run double for the Giants. knocked out Murray Frazier at 54 seconds of the third round in a cleared a wire hung about 75 feet At Yuma, Ariz., Brook Jacoby scheduled 8- rounder Tuesday night at the Blue Horizon. over the left-center field fence. The hit a three-run homer and drove in Martin raised his record to 10-3 with 8 knockouts. Frazier, son 6-foot-1, 220-pound bruiser from five runs to power the Cleveland of former heavyweight champion Joe Frazier and brother of Oklahoma State, who has five Indians to a 12-9 Victory over the heavyweight Marvis Frazier, fell to 8-4 with two KOs. homers in 13 exhibition games, hit San Diego Padres. Cory Snyder Both Philadelphia boxers weighed 140 pounds. two of Texas’ four homers against had three RBI for Cleveland. the Reds. Kevin McReynolds and Graig Larry Parrish, cpming off knee Nettles each hit two-run homers surgery last season, belted a for the Padres. elebrate Bruins call up goalie Bill Ranford three-run homer off Mario Soto to At Tempe, Ariz., Mark Langston BOSTON — Goaltender Bill Ranford was called up Tuesday by highlight a seven-run fifth inning. struck out sevtn of the first nine the Boston Bruins from his junior club in the Western Hockey Curtis Wilkerson also homered for batters he faced and allowed one pnngs ssence League. the Rangers. hit over six innings in the Seattle Ranford, 19, was Boston's second pick in the 1985 draft and the Pete O'Brien. Don Slaught and Mariners’ 12-2 triuniph hver the 52nd selection overall. He spent the past season with the New Scott Fletcher joined Incaviglia Chicago Cubs. Langston has not Westminster Bruins, who finished fifth in the six- team league. with two hits for the Rangers. Eric allowed an earned ran in his last 16 Ranford. 5-foot-lO, 170 pounds, appeared in 53 games for New Davis, who hit his fourth homer of innings. Barry Bonnell and Danny Freshly turned earth. Birds singing. Westminster, finishing with a 17-29-1 record and 4.84 the spring, and Dave Concepcion Tartabull homered for Seattle. Festivals. Fun. All part of spring’s essence. had two hits for the Reds. At West Palm Beach, Fla., Ted goals-against average. Incaviglia, a first-round selec­ Simmons, Claudell Washington Ancient Norsemen celebrated Eostur as tion by Montreal in last June's and Brad Komminsk each drove in the season of the rising sun. Jews retell the Navy’s Paul Evans to coach at Pitt draft, will join Atlanta’s Bob two ran.7.. Bii(lwri«4«T l.itf Suilra'if* •10.10 • 2 .0 0 lemon colored, about 3 minutes. Beat in molasses, flour, 2 teaspoons ungreased cookie sheet. Bake until light brown, 12 to 15 minutes. Wilander (3). Stefan Edberg (5) and Joakim Nystrom (8). Boris granulated sugar, the cinnamon, ginger, allspice and nutmeg until Immediately remove from cookie sheet; cool. About 2 dozen Becker (6) of West Germany. Yannick Noah (7) and Thierry smooth. Beat egg whites and lemon juice in large bowl on medium cookies. 1-1/2 cups all-purpose flour Tulasne (18) of France. Brad Gilbert (10) of Piedmont. Calif., SENTRY OIL CO. Im ported W ines speed until foamy. Beat in 1 /4 cup granulated sugar, 1 tablespoon at 3/4 cup margarine or butter, softened Miloslav Mecir (II) of Czechoslovakia. Paul Annacone (13) of FAST DELIVERY R E G . S A L E SAVE a time, on high speed until stiff peaks form. Fold molasses mixture Apricot or prune filling; Mix 1 cup mashed cooked pitted prunes 1/3 cup powdered sugar Bridgehampton. N.Y.. Johan Kriek (15) of Naples. Fla., and 7 SO Ballf<5lard l-i Tfinn«*llt* •17.0<) •ll.iW •.3 .0 0 into egg whites just until blended; spread in pan. or apricots, 3 tablespoons honey and 2 teaspoons lemon juice. 1/4 teaspoon salt Anger (20). 7.SO ('hatfMii Bt*aii'4f*iotir •13.00 »!0.0*) • 3 .0 0 150 Gal. M inim um ...... ® Bake until wooden pick inserted in center comes out clean, about 1 cup dairy sour cream 75 TV) DiiBouiif Ponillv Kaissr •H.'X) •11,66 • 2 .3 3 20 minutes. Immediately loosen cake from edges of pan; invert on 1 cup milk Houk, Herman to manage old-timers 243-5074 7.SO 1082 Va«ne*-Roinantvf towel sprinkled with powdered sugar. Carefully remove waxed Plum filling 1 package (3-1/2 ounces) vanilla instant padding 1.4‘s O nifaiix •17.W • 3 .0 0 paper; trim off stiff edges if necessary. While hot. roll cake and and pie filling WASHINGTON — Ralph Houk. who managed the New York 7.S0 lO at •16.0<) •11.16 • 2 .8 3 towel from narrow end. Cool on wire rack. Unroll cake; remove 2 pints strawberries Yankees to two World Series championships, and Hall of Fame 750 rhalt'ati Moiiln! ('.apri • 0.f)12.SO Sprinkle powdered sugar over cake roll. Beat whipping cream 1/2 teaspoon grat^ lemon peel Classic. 7SO ('ha|»p*‘ll>* ChamliiTlin • 2 . i o Is Your Body Fit I..5 Rrm* Jiinni Ri*il X \A liilc * I.')") and 1 tablespoon powdered sugar in chilled bowl until stiff; stir in 1-1/2 teaspoons lemon juice Heat oven to 400 degrees. Mix flour, margarine, powdered Houk will pilot the American League old-timers, while Herman About 1/4 cup dry bread crumbs sugar and salt with hands until crumbly. Press firmly in For The Beach? 7.S(» B lur Nun 1 -yiH) » 3 • 2 .0 0 lemon peel. Top each piece of cake with whipped cream, and if will head the National Leaguers in the five-inning charity deired, garnish with pieces of lemon peal. bottom of tart pan with removable bottom, 11-by-inch or exhibition, slated for June 23 at RFK Stadium, organizers said. 7 SO Ijinrrrs Rosr • 5 20 • .(iC) • I ..3 0 Mix jam, almonds, lemon peeland lemon juice. Stir injustenough • 1.50 • 11-inch pizza pan. Bake until light brown. 8 to lOminutes. Cool GIBSON’S GYM 7SO Mnlirii*« R u s t • 1 .0 0 bread crumbs until thickened. completely; remove side from tart pan if necessary. Mix sour Welp says he’ll stay In college Beach Package Fruit fillings cream, milk and pudding and pie filling (dry) with hand beater or on low speed of electric mixer until blended, 1 to 2 SEATTLE — University of Washington junior center Chris 3 Month Membership Poppy seed filling C a l i f o r n i a 1-1/2 cups chopped cooked prunes or chopped apples minutes; spread on crust. Arrange strawberries on pudding Welp. the Pacific 10 Conference player of the year, said Tuesday mixture. Heat marmalade and liqeur over low heat until R E G . S A L E SAVE I cup cut-up dates he will remain at school to complete his senior year. 1-1/2 cup chopped nuts or flaked coconut 1 cuppoppyseed melted. Ckiol slightly; spoon over strawberries. Refrigerate “I like it here.” said Welp. who could have applied to play in the *59 1*90 Value) 7 SO Marion r^lM-rnrl Saiivi^iion • 1.0») 1/2 cup orange marmalade 1/4 cup chopped walnuts any remaining dessert. 12 serving. NBA as a hardship case. 750 Marion ('harilonna\ • 5.10 1 tablespoon lemon juice 1 tablespoon margarine or batter Do-ahead tip; After spreading pudding mixture on crust, Welp decided to stay with the Huskies because he probably 750 B«*rinsrr While /.infamirl • 1.50 •1 .6 .5 3 tablespoons orange juice, prune juice or brandy 1 tablespoon honey cover with plastic wrap and refrigerate no longer than 4 wouldn’t be among the top five picks in the June draft and he 5 FREE Suntanning Tino \ inri Mrllow 1 teaspoon lemon jnice hours. Up to 1 hour before serving, arrange strawberries on wants to continue his graphic design studies. Vl'hilr & Rose • 1.0<» • 5.10 •I.SO Mix all ingredients. pudding mixture. Spoon marmalade mixture over strawber­ “I knew I wouldn’t be drafted in the first five guys and that was (*ZS Value) 750 Riiffinn ('liiaiili Classini • 5.70 • 5.00 Mix all ingredients. important.” Welp. 7-foot, said. “And another thing was I made it Sessions • 1 .8 0 Do not use self-rising flour in this recipe. ries; refrigerate. 750 SiiUrr Home W hile /infamlel • 1.10 • 1 .0 0 into the the graphic design department that I like so much. • Free Weight Training • Wolff Suntanning Gevsrr Peak \A hile ZinfanJel • 5.00 • 1.10 Graphic design is something I really want to do after JM __ l| f c • Nautilua • Biocycle Aerobic Bikes 7.50 •I.SO basketball.” • Personalized Programs 1.5 Papillon Red & ^'hile • 1.80 • 1 .2 9 Welp also said he expects a $1 million contract when he does New Membere Only become a professional. Welp averaged 19.4 points and 8.5 rebounds per game this 646-3131 C H E R R O N E ’S '* ■ * season in leading the Huskies to the NCAA tournament, where 9HKAI.TM AND FITNESS CgNiTEH 519 East Middle Tpke. they lost to Michigan State in the first round. Manchester. L IQ U O R S 643-7027 MANCHESTER HERALD, Wednesday, March 26, 1986 — 15 H - MANCHESTER HERALD. Wednegday, March 26, 1986. Tips for ham help busy cook eschew conventional oven Your Neighbor’s Kitchen M enus 1 can (l0>/4 ounces) condensed Ham tatraslnl >/4 cup firm ly packed brown 2 tablespoon sliced pitted ripe Ham cooks in sugar olives cream of celery soup 8«nlor cttiztns served in Coventry elementary a matter of min­ >/4 cup butler 1 teaspoon dry mustard I tablespoon chopped pimiento V4 cup milk Dowry includes top-notch recipes schools the' week of March 31 utes In the mic­ 1 medium size green pepper, IW tablespoons vinegar 1 tablespoon minced fresh pars­ ■A teaspoon dry mustard The following meals will be through April 4: rowave, and chopped 1 can (8 ounces) whole-berry ley 2 cups cut-up bam (about V4 served at Mayfair Gardens and Monday: Mile-long hot dog, yields the same 1 tablespoon flour cranberry sauce 4 patty shells, baked pound) ^ ..j By Margaret Hayden Westhill Gardens the week of cheese cubes, baked beans, com, juicy tender­ Microwave l ‘A cups (6 ounces) shredded 4i& 1 cup milk Fresh parsley sprigs Place butter in a 4-cup glass Herald Reporter ~ T 3 T - March 31 through April 4, to cookie. ness you've en­ Kitchen IVii cups diced cooked ham Combine cooked ham, fresh measure. Microwave at high for 30 Swiss cheese, divided Manchester residents who are 60 Tuesday: Beef-bacon burger, joyed from con- 1 can (10V4 ounce) cream of pork, slightly heated eggs, cracker seconds, or until melted. Add flour, 1 package (10 ounces) frozen When Judy and Pierre Marteney or older: potato puffs, chilled fruit. V e n 1 1 0 n a I Marge Churchill mushroom soup, undiluted crumbs, onion powder, salt and stirring until smooth:; gradually peas, thawed adn drained. were married, both were studying MoMtay: Hot roast beef with Wednesday: Ham patty with cooking. The re­ 1 Jar (Z ounces) diced pimiento, seasoned pepper, mixing well. add milk, stirring well. Microwave French fried onion rings, or for graduate degrees at the Uni­ gravy, white bread, dinner roll, pineapple, whipped potatoes, broc­ cipe called ham undrained Press into a 10-inch glass pie plate, at high for 2 minutes, and stir until crushed corn chips (1 cup) versity of Illinois. Money was green beans, ambrosia pudding. coli, roll, gelatin with topping. with raisin I small clove garlic, minced and cover with waxed paper. smooth. Microwave at High for 1 to scarce, she said.j Cook noodles according to pack­ Tuesday: Tomato Juice, maca­ Thursday: Juice, taco with sauce illus­ >/4 cup dry sherry Microwave at medium-high (70%) 1 % minutes, or until I hickened and “ For a dowry, he gave me age directions by conventional roni and cheese, mixed vegetables, meat, cheese and tomato, Spanish trates how to cook a ham in the slices, and loaves on 50% (me­ 1 Jar (4% ounces) sliced mush­ for 6 minutes. Rotate dish a bubbly, stirring after 1 minute. recipes he had copied from his methods. In a 3 quart casserole, rye bread, blueberry crisp. rice, fruit cup. | microwave. We have also included dium) or 70% (medium-high). rooms, drained half-turn; microwave at medium mother’s cookbook,” she said. Stir in bouillon, prepared mus­ combine soup, milk, and mustard; Wednesday: Apple juice, Friday: Pizza, I tossed salad, some tempting ways to use Sugar used in curing ham can " One-third cup grated Parmesan high (70'r<>) for 6 more minutes. "She was a good cook and I was tard, Worcestershire sauce, stir in noodles, ham, Wt cups chicken Brunswick stew, biscuit, fruit. leftovers. cause overcooking or uneven cook­ cheese Drain well. pleased." She said she still uses cheese, and peas. Cover with fresh fruit. The following guidelines will ing when microwaved at high 3 cups (IZ ounces) shredded Combine brown sugar, mustard, cheese, cooked ham. olives, some of the recipes from her chopped pimiento. Microwave at plastic wrap. Cook on Medium high Tiinrsday: Meat loaf with onion ensure good results with micro- power. Recipes that mix chopped process American cheese, divided and vinegar; mix well. Spoon over mother-in-law. Lorene Marteney. high for 1% minutes or until (70%) for 17 to 20 minutes, stir gravy, cheddar-topped potatoes, Covantry High School waved ham: ham with other ingredients can I package (IZounces) spaghetti, meat loaf. Cover and microwave at who lives in Ridley Park, Pa. thoroughly heated. Spoon filling twice. sliced beats, wheat bread, pears. • When buying a whole ham or generally be cooked on high power. cooked and drained medium high (70%) for 6 to 8 Candied grapefruit rind is a The following lunches will be into patty shells. Garnish with Friday: Roast turkey with half ham for microwaving, choose • When microwaving ham loaf, ‘A cup sliced almonds minutes, or until loaf is firm to Top with remaining cheese and dowry recipe. She often makes it in served at Coventry High School the gravy, stuffing, wheat bread, the boneless fully cooked type. Place butter in a 2-quart glass parsley. Yields 4 .cervings, onion pieces, or crushed com the winter and freeies some for week of March 31 through April4: shape the loaf in a round casserole, touch. Drain off drippings. carrots, cranberry-fruit salad. This type cooks more quickly and mixing bowl and microwave at Top loaf with cranberry sauce, chips. Let stand, covered for 5 later months. Six grapefruits are a Monday: Hot dog on a bun, so that there are no corners to evenly than other types. We High for 30 seconds, or until and microwave at medium high Country ham towers minutes before serving. Yields 4 good amount to work with, she sauerkraut, baked beans, fruit. overcook. recommend a cooking time of 8 to melted. Add green pepper, and (70%) for 2to 3 minutes. Let stand 5 servings. said. She selects grapefruits with Mm Ib on WhoelB Tuesday: Cheeseburger, vegeta­ 1 package (8 ounces) noodles 10 minutes per pound, with the cover with plastic wrap; micro- thick rinds. Rind from one grape­ The following meals will be ble, fruit. Ham with raisin sauce minutes before serving. Garnish time range allowing for the differ­ wave at high for 2 minutes or until fruit makes about a pint of cooked served to Meals on Wheels clients Wednesday: Spaghetti with with parsley; cut into wedges to ence in wattage of microwave 1 boneless ham (4 to 5 pounds) tender crisp. Add flour, stirring rind. the week of March 31 through April meat sauce, garlic bread, greed serve. Yields 6 to 8 servings. Gary W. Messecar, a .c .s .w ., m . d i v . ovens. Turn the ham over approxi­ fully cooked until smooth, gradually add milk, Another dowry recipe, fish fillets 4. The hot noon meal is listed first beans, fruit. mately halfway through! the cook­ 2 tablespoons cornstarch stirring well. Microwave at high PsvehotherapisI thermidor. is baked fish in a cheese and the cool evening meal second. Thursday: Cook’s choice. Cheesy ham towers ing period. cup water, divided for 2 minutes, sUr until smooth. sauce. She makes a similar sauce Monday: Boneless pork loin with Friday: Pizza, tossed salad, • The upper cut edge of the ham 1 cup sugar Microwave at high for 1 to 2‘A 2 tablespoons butter SpecializinK In for fondue, she said. gravy, baked potato, squash, assorted fruit. cooks faster than the center; so 1 cup raisins minutes, stirring aU-minute inter­ 2 tablespoons flour Marteney has many recipes salad, whipped gelatin. Roast beef shield this area with a narrow strip 2 tablespoons butter 1 cup milk Individual. Marital and Family Therapy suitable for children to make with sandwich, applesauce, peaches, vals, until th ic k e n ^ RHAM school* of aluminum foil. Shielding will Dash of Worcestershire sauce Stir in cooked ham>mushrooms, teaspoon chicken-flavored help from adults. She uses these milk. affiliated with The following lunches will be reduce the energy and slow the >/i teaspoon salt pimiento, garlic, creaW ^ f mush­ bouillon granules recipes in the Blue Shutter Play Tuesday: Roast turkey with served at RHAM junior and senior cooking process in this area. ■/4 teaspoon ground cloves room soup, Parmesan chrase, and >/i teaspoon prepared mustard PSYCH()THKR\PY SPRCI \LISTS and Learn School, the nursery stuffing and gravy, whipped pota­ Before shielding, however, check Place ham in a 12-by-8-by2-inch 2 cup.s of American cheese. Cover >/i teaspoon Worcestershire school she started 18 years ago in toes, cranberry sauce, peas, salad, high schools the week of March 31 I’ Ik the manufacturer’s guide that glass dish. Shield the upper cut and microwave at high for 4 sauce Thr Hilliar.l BHjj.. Suilr 317 Trinity Covenant Church. cake. Bologna and cheese sand­ through April 4: Monday: Chicken patty on a roll, came with your microwave. Some edge of the ham with a l ‘A-inch minutes, or until hot; stir well. >/i cup (2 ounces) shredded Rji’lian! Fahv. M.I). m Wfvt MirMIr Tpkr. Her young charges make deco­ wich. apple, milk. M a n ch rslrr of the older models can be wide strip of foil. Cover the entire Spread half of cooked spaghetti process American cheese ('liiiiral Dirt'clor rations such as Easter eggs from W e d n ^ a y : Shells in meat seasoned rice, carrots, mixed damaged by the use of foil. dish with heavy plastic wrap. in a lightly greased 12-by-8-by-2- 1 cup cubed cooked ham the molded sugar recipe which sauce, wax beans, peas, salad, fruit. Make sure the shield is at least 3 inch baking dish; spread evenly she's sharing with Manchester pudding parfait. Cold turkey sand­ Tuesday: Steak and cheese inches from the top of the oven, and Microwave at medium (50%) with half of ham mixture. Repeat Herald readers. The molded eggs wich, applesauce, milk. sandwich, com chips, lettuce and 1 inch from the side walls. Fold the power for 8 to 10 minutes per with spaghetti and remaining or other shapes can be decorated Herald photo by Bathsw Thursday: Corned beef dinner, tomato, apricots. foil smoothly over the cut edges of pound, or until thoroughly heated, sauce; top with remaining cheese: with flowers made from icy. satin. boiled potato, carrots, salad, pud­ Wednesday: Homemade pizza, and Learn School, makeeggs likethese. the ham. turning ham over after about half sprinkle with almonds. DOUBLE ribbons or jelly beans. Plastic egg Judy Marteney of 218 Hackmatack St. ding. Ham salad sandwich, sliced green beans, juice bar. • To seal in juices and prevent of the cooking time has elapsed. Microwave, covered, at medium molds can be bought in variety holds one of her molded sugar eggs she In the background are some of her many pineapple, milk. Thursday: Roast turkey, mashed potatoes with gravy, but­ spattering, cover the entire ham Rearrange foil strip when ham is high (70%) for 6 to 8 minutes, or stores, she said. decorated with icing. She has children molds. Friday: Baked haddock, turned. Let stand for 10 minutes tered peas, roll. and dish with heavy plastic wrap. until heated through: giving dish a COUPONS These decorations are perman­ whipped potato, spinach, salad, in her nursery school. Blue Shutter Play • Cook a whole or half ham. before serving. half-turn after 4 minutes. Let stand ent. She's had some of hers for 20 cookies. Egg salad sandwich, fresh Friday: Clam roll, potato See Stores For Details. for 10 minutes before serving. years She stores them by wrap­ orange, milk. rounds, vegetables, cake, ping them in tissue paper, she said. '/i teaspoon cream of tartar for 10 minutes. Add sugar. Stir Fish fillet thermidor Yields 6 to 8 servings. until sugar dissolves. Cook slowly Her children also make a sugar Coloring 1 pound thin fish fillets Andover Elementary 0 3 until it is almost dry. Watch ManchMter tchoolB » Births cookie recipe she’s dubbed Blue Beat egg whites but not stiff. Add V4 teaspoon salt Look For Our Money Saving Circular, Shutter cookies. sugar and cream of tartar. Beat carefully to prevent burning. Re­ The following lunches will be The following lunches will be Cranbarry-ham loaf move from heat. Foreach pint, add ■A teaspoon white pepper served at Andover Elementary with electric beater until mixture l>/4 cup milk served in the Manchester public Rosser, Bryan Scott, son of Glen grandparents are Mr. and Mrs. 1 pound ground cooked ham In The Mail, Ybur Local Newspaper Molded sugar Easter eggs is the consistency of stiff whipped a half envelope of gelatin which schools the week of March 31 School the week of March 31 has been dissolved in water. Let Z tablespoons butter through April 4: S. and Marcia (Holler) Rosser ofU Cecil Reed of Warrensburg,. N.Y. 1 pound ground fresh lean pork 3 teaspoons of water cream. Keep in bowl, covered with through April 4: The baby has two sisters, Natasha. stand until cool. Then roll each Z tablespoons flour Monday: Doughboys, hash Alpine St., was born March 9 at 2 eggs, slightly beaten Or At Ybur Local A&P Store. t cups granulated sugar damp cloth, until used. Monday: Hot dog on a roll, baked 7. and Jillian, 4. 1 cup cracker crumbs piece in sugar. 3 to 5 tablespoons sherry or browns, peas and carrots, whipped Manchester Memorial Hospital. Vegetable coloring, if desired sautem wine beans or potato sticks, cole slaw, The maternal grandparents are Vt teaspoon onion powder chilled pears. dessert. Recipe can be doubled or tripled. Candled grapefruit rind >/4 cup shredded sharp Cheddar Tuesday: Chicken nuggets, rice Mr. and Mrs. Paul J. Holler of Volkert, Mary Joan, daughter of ‘/4 teaspoon salt The wisest investment Mix sugar and water well. Add Blue Shutter cookies Tuesday: Shells in meat sauce, Denise (DeMartin) and Williams. >/4 teaspoon seasoned pepper I pint rooked grapefruit rind cheese pilaf, peas and carrots, chocolate Milford. The paternal grandpar­ coloring for pastel shades. Pack green beans, bread, butter, mixed Volkert Jr of Cedar Swamp 1 teaspoon salt 3 ripe bananas, mashed cake. ents are Mr. and Mrs. Curtis R. you’ll ever make for Happy Easter damp sugar mixture firmly into Put fish in shallow baking dish. fruit. Extension. Coventry, was born Z cups sugar W cup chopped nuts Wednesday: French bread Rosser of East Orleans. Mass. halves of plastic egg molds. Turn Mix salt, pepper and milk. Add to Wednesday: Pizza, tossed salad, March 7 at Manchester Memorial ‘A envelope of unflavored gelatin One-third cup vegetable oil pizza, cole slaw, juice bars. W E DELIVER four family. this week All A&P Stores will be closed Easter Sunday, out on a tray and let dry for at least fish. Bake at 300 degrees for 25 apple crisp. Hospital. The maternal grandpar­ Z tablespoons water 1 cup chopped raisins ( Muscat is Thursday: Steak sandwich, hash If you haven't received your March 30th so our employees can celebrate a a day. Cement both halves to­ minutes. Thursday: Salisbury steak, ents are Mr. and Mrs. Warren Granulated sugar best) browns, green beans, cherry crisp. Reed, Tahnee Shea, daughter of Manchester Herald by 5 p.m. Volume gether with royal icing and pipe a whipped potatoes, mixed vegeta­ DeMartin of 110 Tolland Road. joyous holiday with their families. We’ll re­ Remove membrane from a teaspoon salt Friday: Pirate pizza, salad, Earl and Wannetta (Rounds) Reed weekdays or 7:30 a.m. Saturdays, Funk& Wagnalls fancy border around the seam with For sauce, melt butter in pan, bles, mixed fruit. Bolton. The baby has a sister, No. 8 open regular hours Monday March 31st. grapefuit and cut rind into thin 1 teaspoon vanilla pears. of 14 Hickory Hill Drive, was born please call your carrier. If you're a cake decorator Decorate top of Friday: Fish nuggets, macaroni strips. Cover with cold water and Z cups oatmeal stir in flour, add milk from fish pan March 5 at Manchester Memorial Laura Elizabeth. 1. unable to reach your carrier, call New Encyclopedia egg as desired. and cheese, peanut butter stuffed subscriber service, 647-9046, by 6 bring to a boil. Drain and repeat Mix and let stand until moisture and stir until slightly thickened. Hospital. The maternal grandpar­ into celery, carrot sticks, corn- The Italian astronomer Galileo p.m. w e e k d a y s o n o a m . Saturdays with fresh water three more times. is absorbed. Drop by heaping Add wine and cheese. Stir. Pour ents are Mr. and Mrs. Clement THE FARM sauce over fish. Place under bread, juice bar. Frozen foods was born in 15B4 in the city of Pisa. lor guaranteed delivery. Royal Icing Measure rind adjust recipe for the teaspoonsful onto greased cookie Rounds of Athol, N.Y. The paternal sheet. Flatten slightly. Bake for 20 broiler for several minutes until 2 egg whites amount. Cook each pint with a to 25 minutes in a 35(Megree oven. lightly brown. Botton schools become staples 1 box confectioner’s sugar teaspoon of salt and boil in water Maine Large Fresh The following lunches will be SAN FRANCISCO (AP) - Fro­ served at Bolton Elementary and zen food, once the dinner fare of Russet Navel Golden Marble Pillar specialty Center schools the week of March children whose parents were din­ 31 through April 4: ing out, has become a staple of Potatoes Oranges Carrots Monday: Orange juice, cheese­ American life, according to a VITAMIN “A” burger, french fries, pickles, ice U.S. NO. 1 CALIFORNIA-JUICY SWEET maker of the food. SEEDLESS-72 SIZE n u t r it io u s - h e a l t h f u l cream. Del Monte Corp. says yester­ HEALTHFUL-NUTRITIOUS Macaroni & cheese dish wins fans Tuesday: Bacon, tomato and day’s pot pies have given way to cheese sandwich, french fries, full-course meals that have little in pickles, orange wedges. common with their counterparts of O 1 d - ‘/4 cup flour absorbed into the flour, pour or Wednesday: Juice, lasagna, 20 years ago. fashioned ma­ 1 cup milk, scalded spoon this heavy white sauce into Italian bread, green beans, chilled “ New technology and competi­ A&P...The one place to shop, caroni and I cup small elbow macaroni, the cheese mixture. pineapple. tion have brought to the freezer cheese made measured raw, then cooked Combine.cooked macaroni with Thur^ay: Tacos, lettuce and case a quality never before im­ less than "from scratch " Today*s 4 slices American cheese cheese sauce. Ifou will have a very tomato cup. com chips, orange agined." according to the firm’s 13‘ per lb. In a heavy saucepan, heat grated heavy coating. Divide among four because we’ve got it a ll — with a var­ juice bar. David Ash. Ash says sales of frozen iety of cheeses Special cheeses and beer together. Add small ovenproof dishes, top each Friday: Juice, meat and cheese food increased 10 percent last and spices — is paprika, salat, pepper, mustard with a slice of American cheese. pizza, tossed salad, fruited gelatin year. ASSORTED SCENTS BONUS 5’S AND 1 FREE THE BUTCHER SHOP hard to find Nancy Pappas and Worcestershire sauce. Use Bake in a 450-degree oven briefly, with topping. Foamy Good New s these days whisk or wooden spoon to whip just until top is browned and § Right Guard r bubbly. English culonists. led by James Pivot Razor Smoked Hams Fresh or Frozen That's why together thoroughly, or sauce will Coventry elementarles Deodorant Shave Cream Lynn Damon of break down. (That is, it will be Serves four, as a luncheon dish Oglethorpe, arrived in what is now St. Paul Drive perfectly safe to eat. but it will look or side dish at supper The following lunches will be Savannah. Ga.. in 1733. 9 6 9 j|^89 Shank IkadeA wrote to this column about the The eluded, since Krauss believes that curdled.) Do not allow the sauce to y Marble Pillar restaurant in Hart­ the correct choice of cheeses boil. 2 1 1 Portion Hirtieys makes a tremendous difference in ford She said that the macaroni Meanwhile, melt margarine in a :-year-old establishment 3 tablespoons margarine or Suggested brand names are in- butter DIPPED DONUT PASTRIES Bonnet Orange Oa SCHOU-MEN*S AND WOMEN’S ASSORTED STYLES ASSORTED STYLES Conair Shampoo Margarine Juice OF MIANCHISTIR A Dozen Delicious Ways to Say A ir Pillow Conair VEGETABLE QUARTERS REGULAR OR COUNTRY CALOOR SHOFFINO FLAZA Insoles Hair Spray & Conditioner MS4- 1 3 9 OFEN MON.-FRI. 10-9 "^Happy Easter’ Ataorled 29 1 2 9 SAT. 10-6. 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Johnson RESTAURANT PREVIOUS SOLUTION: "Tha man who Intarferes with anothar's habits has benefit you In the future. It will come In Opening lead: O A spades, North, with two aces, felt quite The state motto of Michigan is, “If the diagnosis and is giving you .BEER OR WINE 649-6364 * M-S 9-5 / Sun. 9-1 tha worat ona." — Harry S. Hatkina. Jesus the Christ, risen and with South United Methodist Church two parts from two sources, yet it will comfortable showing the club ace. you seek a pleasant peninsula, look . proper treatment. have a slnoular use. a h n n f «rAt« ** MANCHESTER HERALD. Wednesday. March 26. t»86 — l» li - MANCHESTER HERALD. Wednesday. March 26, 1986 About Town Bolton board trims education and town spending requests .’-3 mended that federal revenue shar­ However, the finance board Tue^-.< ' S f t By Gtorot Layng proper budget of $1,584,489 for the that was defested, argued that the ing positions, including one for a ing money be used to cover the full day decided to keep this amount la 't Herald Reporter fiscal year that begins July l. cuts could come from the money full-time Spanish instructor for Klezmer Band plays requested for fuel oil because of grades 4 through 8. $52,000 the town has borrowed to the budget for next year. ” * H ie cuts in the school budget The board also decided to ■ STORRS - Wholesale Klezmer band will play declining oil prices. pay part of the cost of its new fire ^ a. ■ • BOLTON — Reildenta will have prompted the sharpest exchanges Finance board member Clayton allocate $2,500 to continue tbe ' pat’ Saturday at 8 p.m. at the University of Connecticut truck. The Board of Selectmen ha4 to'pay an eatimated 1.7 mllU more during Tuesday’s three-hour re­ A. Adams questioned the need for shopping bus service for Boltoiifa ; Student Union Ballroom. Advance tickets at $3.50 for HOWEVER, BOARD MEMBER requested that only $20,000 in than the current 32.8-mill tax rate view session at the Bentley Mem- Spanish lessons at the lower grade senior citizens through next year. studenU and $5 for others are available at Hlllel Robert L. Campbell said the cuts revenue sharing be put towards the if a budget approved Tueaday by .orial Library, which was attended levels. The service was discontinued in Foundation, 54 N. Eagleville Road, Storrs, 429-9007. would most likely come from the vehicle, with the remainder to be the BoaM of Finance la ad op ts. by five of the six finance board Fehling said the school board February when this year’s fundiq j Tickets at the door will be $4 for studenU and $6 for curriculum budget. He called for a paid from next year’s budget. IT. The finance board trimmed an members. While all agreed cuts could rearrange its budget priori­ ran out, but lobbying by users of ; reduction of no more than $30,000, A final decision on how the others. eatimated 2.4 milla in apending were needed in the school board ties to save the additional teaching the service resulted in additional and warned that if more were revenue sharing funds will be used from budget requeata from the proposal, they disagreed on the positions. funding that allowed service to Atlantic City trip set trimm ed, “ you’re eating into has yet ^o be made. A public Board of location and Board of size of the cuts and their effect. resume and continue through the teacher positions.” C AM PB ELL DISAGREED and hearing is scheduled for April 1. BOLTON — The Bolton Lioness Club will sponsor an Sefectmen that would have meant ” T%ere are some areas that can end of the fiscal year June 30. a total riae of 4.1 milla over the be reduced — there’s no doubt in Where the cuts will actually be said after the meeting that finance after which townspeople will vote Atlantic City bus trip on April 5. The bus will leave the A request to hire an additional current rate. The reductiona in­ my mind,” said finance board made will be decided by the Board board members should be present on the matter at a date to be Bolton Commuter lot at 8:30 a.m. and leave Atlantic assistant for the Bentley M em orial - clude $40,000 from the school board member William J. Febling. of Education. Campbell argued when the school board makes the determined tonight by the Board of City at 9 p.m. Library was also approved Tues­ h apending plan of $2,998,209 and Fehling, who offered a proposal that while finance board members cuts "to see the results of their Selectmen. For tickets at $30 each, call Marilyn Vatteroni. $159,000 from the proposed town to trim $50,000 from the school plan might want the reductions to come handiwork.” Finance board Secretary Etna day. Agency screens blood pressure in areas other than curriculum. 92 The mdjor cut in the town proper Dimock warned that if residents The Board of Finance budget percent of the proposed budget is budget — which covers all other decide to use revenue sharing proposal will be discussed at two COVENTRY — Community Health Care Services fixed costs, leaving school board town departments — was $50,000 money for other items, the budget public hearings schedulpd for next will hold a blood pressure clinic Thursday from 1 to 2 Farm land decline members little choice but to trim from the $125,000 requested by the would increase. She said this could month. On April 14, the town p.m. at Orchard Hill Estates. curriculum expenditures. selectmen for road repair. Finance also boost the estimated mill rate budget will be considered. Public Campbell said teaching posi­ board members said the town increase. comment will be heard on the Students can win scholarships tions were eliminated last year could cover the remaining cost school budget on April 16. with the $85,190 Bolton expects to ONE OF THE USES that has Women who are high school studenU may receive sparks interest in because of a similar decision by Townspeople will vote on the receive from the state for road been proposed for revenue sharing information about applying for Miss High School Teen the Board of Finance. The school final budget proposals at a May 12 . board's proposed budget for next work. money is the purchase of land to scholarship contest by writing Miss High School Teen expand town hall for $58,000. town meeting. Inc., P.O. Box 9322, Wethersfield 06109. The program fiscal year calls for adding teach­ Board members also recom­ will award more than $1,000 in cash scholarships to preservation effort promote artistic excellence and academic achieve­ ment, Mary Ann Griffith, the New England states house said. This would allow more director, said. Christ In Passover By George Layng Herald Reporter farms to be saved because the Hear gospel festival at M CC Tuvya Zaretsky, staff evangelist for a state preservation program fo­ BOLTON — Leonard Morra, 71, cuses only on farms that are Ttie eighth annual Gospel Music Festival will be group called Jews for Jesus, holds a . has been farming his 80 acres on Judged to have statewide impor­ held Thursday at 7:30 p.m. in the Lowe Program traditional Passover plate and speaks Birch Mountain Road since 1927. tance, she said. Center of Manchester Community College. Gospel about the important connection be­ When he started, there were choirs from Connecticut, Massachusetts and Rhode tween Christianity and Judaism. He will between 50 and 60 farms in town. HOWEVER, SELECTMAN Island will perform. The college’s Cultural Programs "That’s all they did,” Morra said, Lawrence Converse said Tuesday Committee and the Upper Room Club will sponsor the be in Manchester on Thursday, speak­ of the Bolton residents whose that preserving farms could lessen event. It is open to the public. A freewill offering will ing at a 7:30 p.m. meeting at Trinity livelihood was farming. the amount of tax money towns be accepted. Covenant Church, 302 Hackmatack St. Today, there are just over 10 receive from development and Lodge meets Thursday His topic will be "Christ in the full-time farms still in operation, force tax rates up. Passover,” with an emphasis on the way according to the best available "The future concept is not really ihW V 1 Friendship Lodge 145 will meet Thursday at 7:30 estimates. While Bolton is still for preserving farm land, but to p.m. at the Masonic Temple. William Strickland will the Jewish traditions foreshadowed rural in many ways, it has become develop land to the fullest to keep oreside. The fellowcraft degree will be conferred. much of Christian doctrine. a growing bedroom community the tax rate low,” said Converse, I '; ’: • whose residents spend most of the who studied to become a farmer in day working out of town. college but instead became a The change has put added painter because there was not Yale women plan Playboy alternative pressure on farmers to get rich enough affordable farm land. quickly by selling their land to NEW HAVEN (U P I) - A Yale students staged a protest "W e ’re not typecasting one developers, a trend that is by no Several farmers and Donald Playboy photographer seeking when Chan last visited Yale in 1979. particular type,” Chan said. “ We means unique to Bolton. Connecti­ Francis of the University of Yale University students to pose Another demonstration was ruled want a cross-section. You know cut’s farm land is shrinking as Connecticut’s Cooperative Exten­ for the magazine has been prom­ out because of fears it would give students are a cross-section of the housing and commercial develop­ sion Service disagreed. They said ised competition rather than dem­ Playboy free publicity and be­ world.” ments grow. new residential development onstrations. a spokeswoman for a cause of concerns among some Women who are selected will On 'Tuesday, state and area would cost the town more money campus women's group says students about censorship, Scha­ earn $100 if clothed, $250 if officials met at Community Hall because it would require the town "It is not just that Ivy League piro said. semi-nude, and $500 if nude, Chan with a handful of farmers to learn to build new roads and sewers and women feel insulted because we “ We figured a protest would be a said. what can be done to save farm spend more money to educate the children new homes would bring. are smart, it is all women from top one-shot deal where people would " I hope this trip we can find a land. Having the state or town buy think about it for a day,” said development rights to the land, to bottom," said Tammy Schapiro, playmate,” Chan said. ” If we find Preserving farm land also helps Schapiro. 21. a Yale senior and changing local planning and zon­ describing plans Tuesday for an a playmate that will pay for the towns protect important wetlands, philosophy major from Flossmoor. ing regulations and urging cluster alternative magazine produced by whole year’s tuition.” aquifers and recreation areas, 111. “ We want this to be a major development of new homes were women from Yale and other Ivy Tuition, room and board at Yale Francis said. He suggested that Herald photo by Bashaw League schools. statement that people will discuss all discussed as ways to preserve currently costs $15,020 a year, a towns plan conservation zones agricultural space. Playboy photographer David for a while." university spokesman said. involving farm land, open space "This is not just an Ivy League H«rald photo by Bashaw Chan arrived Monday at Yale to and wetlands. Mayor leads band seek subjects for an October issue, it is an issue for all women of ^ Y a i e students say other Ivy IN THE PAST 12 MONTHS, the Connecticut Department of Agri­ On a roll pictorial featuring Ivy League all classes,” said Schapiro, a staff League schools have expressed IN ADDITION to purchasing member at the Yale Women’s culture has bought the develop­ Mayor Barbara Weinberg conducts the play-a-thon, car wash and bake sale. women. Chan also visited Harvard interest in the student magazine, development rights, towns can ment rights to 12 farms throughout Scott Cofiell of Hebron loads a golf cart onto a truck in Ellington. Cofiell works for Bruedan Corp., a golf cart and Brown universities, where he Center. "N o matter what they which will be funded through take other steps to encourage Illing Junior High School Jazz Band, The event will be held April 5 from 10 the state under a program begun in leasing company on Route 85 in Bolton. estimated a total of 120 women achieve they are still objects for women’s centers at the colleges farming, including enforcing regu­ Tuesday for delivery to the Ellington Ridge Country Club 1978, according to the Mary which is rehearsing for the band's a ni. to 4 p.m. in the Illing parking lot. applied to be part of the issue. men’s desire.” and perhaps through grants. lations that allow the town to take Goodhouse, the agency’s farmland up to 15 percent of the land 4 Np«’<$pupct in Rduciitlon PrnKrnm preservation director. All told, developers have purchased and SponnAiTd by some 8,000 acres have been pur­ preserve it as open space. The Quiz The Manchester Herald chased, 700 have been donated to NOTICE FREE the state and about 5,000 more are Francis said that by combining Probate Court is open being considered for purchase, she these sections of land into larger for conferences with the Blood Pressure wormscope •or ooch quortlen on iworod corrocMy) said. plots, prime farm land could be judge from 6:30 P.M . to 8 M anchester The purpose of the program is CLINIC-BY NURSE saved. Another option is cluster P.M. on Thursday Manchester Parkade not to save all farm land, but to development, in which zoning EVERY THURSDAY nights. Appointments preserve enough so that Connecti­ regulations are changed so that suggested. Night tele­ 5 - 9 Parkade cut can become self-sufficient in a developers can build on smaller LIGGETT PARKADE number of crops that are grown in plots, allowing more space to phone number: 647-3227. Msrchints Associition the state, Goodhouse. said. For William E. Fitzgerald PHARMACY and Neighbors remain open. PARKADE HEALTH anti vegetables and fruit, this would ____ Judge of Probate H'JTRiriOH CENTER Middle Turnpike • Broad St. (Exit eo — i-84) mean saving about 135,000 acres to Selectman Carl Preuss said TASK AHf . ,10.1 W MIOQLE TPKF meet the needs anticipated by the after Tuesday’s meeting that he year 2000, she said. and selectman Michael Zizka Up to 7 0 % Savin g s! "W e’re not against development would study the ideas and make a — we just want to keep them off of recommendation to the full Board the cornfield," she said. of Selectmen. Under legislation adopted in In the meantime, Morra said he Register To Win A Giant 1984, towns can set up similar will continue to grow fruit and Look For The programs under which they can vegetables on his property. receive donations and gifts and "There’s going to be a time when appropriate money to buy develop­ Easter Bunny Toy In Ali New England is going to want farm 1 This Dallas service station's price ol 49.9 cents a gallon lor ment rights to local farms. Good- Parkade Easter Bunnies land,” he said. SAVEW ^ ) p t h e Original unleaded may still be a bit unusual. But experts say gas prices will continue to fall unless O fE C nations soon find a way to Participating Parkade Stores! (CHOOSE ONE: limit, expand) oil production. In its new proposal on nuclear Saturday, March 29th tests, the (CHOOSE ONE; UnHed March 27, 28, 29 & 30 Stales, Soviet Union) made clear Matchwords (2 points tor each corract match) 11 am — 4 pm that it still plans to detonate a a-morally right Super Savings At - nuclear device underground 1-regime next month. FROZEN TORTELLINI with MEAT. CHICKEN or CHEESE 2-appoinl b-on no side Bernie’s TV & Appliance Jo-Ann Fabric Prague Shoes "5 in i” The dollar tumbled to its lowest level since 1945 against the Japan­ 3-neulral c-governmeni Briggs' Ice Cream Kinney Shoes Radio Shack ese yen recently, down 33 per­ Casual Lady Liggett's Pharmacy Record Breaker MIX cent from its record high last 4-ethical d-explode Command Performance Marshall’s Record World ..— THE ORIGINAL' FLAVORED March. The drop means that U.S. CBT Northeast Savings Reeds Stationers BREAD CRUMBS goods will cost (CHOOSE ONE: S-delonate e-choose CVS Drugs Papa Gino’s Sears more, less) in |apan. I Long kftown for their commit­ Paapiawatch/Spartiight D&L Parkade Barber Shop Shady Glen (S points tor aach ccKract answer) Diana's Bakery ment to neutrality, voters in Parkade Cleaners Supercuts (CHOOSE ONE: Sweden, Switz­ 1 Hollywood paraded its finest at the* Diamond Showcase Parkade Health Swiss Colony erland) recently rejected a plan recent (CHOOSE ONE: Emmy. Oscar) Emphasis Parkade Lanes Thom McAn to Join the United Nations. Awards, to honor the best actors and . directors in motion pictures. Sprint Photo Parkade Shoe Repair Weathervane i The American Medical Associa­ Harvest Hill Pearle Vision Hwang Piano Ml- tion recently said it would be 2 On March 29. Billy Crystal and Robin (CHOOSE ONE: unethical, ethi­ Williams were scheduled to join^ FLAVf cal) lor dcKtors to withhold food Whoopi Goldberg as hosts for Comic - and water to patients in irrever­ Relief, a benefit to raise money fmC sible comas. (CHOOSE ONE: AIDS victims. lh$>* VISIT THESE COMES WITH ITS OWN homeless). CHICKEN SOUP MIX OR 3 MartinaNavratilovareceniKhadIroubh’ PARKADE NEIGHBORS USE IN YOUR F AVORITE gelling permission to enter (CHOOSI SOUP. SAUCF OR SA1.A0 ONE: Czechoslovaliia. Yugoslavia) to. 'SoodHoodlW ^' play in a tournament there. The lenne^ A nounshing tri-.it i Newsname pro once defected from that country. FOR SPECIAL (15 poNitx H you can identity this You II love It' parson In lha rtaws) 4 Sports writers are caUing ihK tbe “ Ye.* SPRINGTIME Lafayette Escardrille Although I am the of the Upset" at the (CHOOSE ONI scKiahst President of NBA. NCAA) basketbaH lournamen SAVINGSI 3rd Dimension 15C ON INTROVIQNE’S 12 my nation, recent Several lop-seeded teams were elim SAVE ISC ®"FROZEN TORTELUNI SAVE 12 15 OZ. FLAVORED parliamentary elec­ nated before the regional playoffs. Dance’s Hairstyling BREADCRUMBS tions forced me to 5 KansasCily'sAN-Starlhirdbaseman.. 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-jn 1 MAIN STUFV T . MAI 643-1591 D.W.F1SH ( -IK I REAL ESTATE THIS WEEK featuring II l< Buaineaa Income averaging may be on way out QUESTION: In 1965,1 cashed in an annuity before it then takb the early withdrawal charge as an in B rie f matured because I was concerned about the solvency adjustment to income on Line 28 of your Form 1040. of the insurance' company that iuued it. I had not However, there’s no place to report an early McConvIlle Joint staff previously withdrawn any money from the annuity withdrawal penalty on short Form 1040A or and now must pay income tax on $46,000 of In ve sto rs’ super-short Form 1040EZ. If you use either of those Laura McConville of Manchester has joined accumulate interest. fornu, you can’t deduct an early withdrawal charge. Coldwell Banker Real Estate in the real estate Thus, income averaging would be very beneficial. G u id e S' company's Glastonbury office. QUESTION: I am confused about the estimated Is there any reason I cannot add the $46,000 annuity William A. Doyle Real Estate McConville graduated graduated Cum Laude interest to my other income for income averaging payments I made last year for federal income tax on from the University of Connecticut in 19M. She purposes? my interest and dividends. I paid $700 total 19M also holds a hair-dressing license. estimated tax of $700 when I sent in four “quarterly” Winter... Spring... She and her husband Terry have a seven- ANSWER: No reason, at all. All taxable income, coupons. Can the $700 estimated tax be deducted from tax I pay when I file my 1685 return? Coventry ImmaeuMa month-old son. including that $46,000 interest, can be used in the income averaging calculation. distributions from qualified retirement plans. That’s Summer & Fall... Traditional colonial located on 1.3acrea In prime residential area. Front ANSWER: Sure. After you have figured out your to back flreplacad living room. 3 bedrooms, formal dining room, IVi C yr named MMH librarian If your 1985 taxable income was at least $3,000 an entirely different thing — also due to be ended by baths, 2 car attached garage. Call now. higher than 140 percent of your average taxable the proposed tax legislation. total 1985 federal income tax — Line 56 on Form 1040 — Our Signs Spring Jeannine Cyr has been named medical income for the three previous years, you’ll save tax you list your estimated tax payments on Line 58. librarian at Manchester Memorial Hospital, it dollars by going the income averaging route. You do QUESTION: I understand that a penalty charged on Deduct that amount and any other tax payment, such was announced by that by filing Schedule G with your 1985 Form 1040 early withdrawal of a certificate of deposit can be as withholding, made in 1985 and you'll learn what tax Up All Over!! Peter A. Kuz- federal income tax return. deducted on my income tax return. Does this — if any — you owe and must pay with your 1985 mickas, vice presi­ With $46,000 of additional 1985 taxable income, provision also apply to a cash surrender charge on a return. ' dent, and Stephen T. income averaging almost certainly will be beneficial tax-deferred annuity issued by an insurance Assuming you still have interest, dividends or any Sinatra, M.D., di­ for you — unless your other income was very high in company? other taxable Income from which there is no rector of medical 1982, ’83 and '84. withholding, you'll have to make quarterly payments education. The rules on income averaging were tightened in ANSWER: An Internal Revenue Service spokes­ for 1986 and future years. Everyone who will owe the A native of 1984. Before then, you could income average if your man provides a "yes” reply to that query. He explains IRS 8500 or more is required to make estimated Acushnet, Mass., taxable income was at least $3,000 greater than 120 that, when you cash an annuity before its maturity, payments in “quarterly" installments. For this year, Roil 1 siHtv; Cyr received a B.S. percent of your average taxable income for the four you report the entire amount of accrued interest as those payments are due April 15, June 16 and Sept. 15. 647-8400 degree in plant and proceeding years. taxable income and take the surrender charge as an 1986, and Jan. 15, 1987. Manchester Old World Charm $108,900 soil science from the It’s likely that 1985 will be the last year for which adjustment to income, thereby reducing your taxable Estimated income tax payments on taxable income with modern conveniences, refurbished spacious eat-ln kitchen with University of Mas­ income averaging can be used. The tax “reform” bills income by the amount of the surrender charge. He from which no tax is withheld fake the place of SOLD 03 .‘lovely pantry area, dining room, up to 5 bedrooms, large rear deck. sachusetts in Am­ now before Congress call for the end of income suggests you enclose a note with your return withholding on wages, salaries and such on which tax Oversized two car garage. herst, and her Mas­ averaging. explaining that charge. is taken out at the source. te r of Library Please, dear readers, do not confuse this income An early withdrawal charge for cashing a CD-or S cience degree averaging method with the “special 10-year income other “time deposit” is handled the same way. You’re Doyle welcomes written questions, but he can from the University averaging’ ’ available to people who receive lump sum required to report all the interest that built up the CD, provide answers only through the column. ' \ / ANOTHER NEW LISTING! of Rhode Island, specializing in med­ ical libraries and 1/ ’ medical research. 1 / Prior to Joining MANCHESTER — the hospital staff, Jeannine Cyr Mortgage madness Cyr was employed Pratt gets Navy deal at Southern Connecticut State University. She is a NEW LISTING member of the Association of Rhode Island EAST HARTFORD (UPI) — Pratt & Whitney has won Navy approval as Health Science Librarians and the North Atlantic spurs new activity the second engine source in a multi-billion dollar program to build a new Unique Cape — that offers everyth­ Association of Health Science Librarians. tilt-rotor transport airplane, officials said today. Through membership in the Medical Library The Allison division of General Motors, which beat out Pratt and General ing, 3 bedrooms, large rec room with Association, she has taken advanced courses in Bv Christopher Sullivan were charged the borrowers. Electric as prime builder of the engine, selected Pratt as a second source consumer health information and on-line re­ The Associated Press ’ T ve gotten calls frqm some competi­ under a Penatagon practice of establishing alternative sources for major fireplace, formal dining room, living searching of pharmaceutical information. tors saying don’t do this,” he said. weapon systems. Mortgage rates have tumbled below "Free” refinancing is the pitch Allison officials announced in Washington today that they had “Navy room with fireplace, screened porch, Rotenzweig Joins Epstein 10 percent, house sales are booming and offered by a South Carolina company. concurrence” for the venture with Pratt. 100' on the Beach — $109,900 homeowners are storming banks to First Carolina Mortgage Group. The engine program is worth an estimated $2 billion and the entire with warm weather arriving soon, you'll really appreciate Nancy S. Rosenzweig has joined the staff of refinance and cut their monthly pay­ "If they’ve got a loan that has a 12 transport program is worth an estimated $35 billion. 2 baths, oversized 2 car garage, many “FOUR BEDROOMS” this year-round 4 bedroom waterfront home on Coventry Epstein Realty of Manchester, the firm an­ ments.. Bob Allen thinks the trend, wiy le percent mortgage or above, it will be Lake. You con swim, water ski, or Ice skate to your heart's Pratt was picked as a second source for several reasons, including its in this lovely. Viiiyl sided with brick front. Colonial. l'/4 nounced. She and her husband live in it lasts, is out of this world. switched out (down to 12 percent) with established technology base and financial resources. Indianapolis-based extras. content! This will not last long so call today! Manchester. baths. Fireplace with coal-wood stove to remain in “It's like a Halley's comet event. It no cost at all — no origination, no points, Allison said. beamed-ceiiing livingroom. Nice rec room. 3 zone gas only happens once in a while — and it’s no nothing — to the borrower,” said Looking for affordable housing? We have a single bedroom president David Cannon. The expensive project know as V-22 Osprey is new and considered highly M 29,000 heat. Condo that comes with a garage and a pool for only $44,900! here,” exclaimed Allen, office manager vulnerable to delays, funding cuts or even termination should Congress for Winchester Mortgage Co. in Denver. He conceded 12 percent is well above Call today — $10.5,900 OUR JOB IS TO MAKE YOUR LIFE EASIER. Ellis assumes new duties He’s certainly not alone in his the best rate nowadays, but said the require cuts in Pentagon spending. HARTFORD — William B. Ellis, chairman and excitement. exchange could save thousands of Still, the project has the potential to develop into a major Pratt program. “ Putting You 1st is 2nd Nature To U s!” chief executive officer of Northeast Utilities, will “Oh, my God ... we’re seeing dollars for someone who lacked the “It’s a signicant program ,” said P ratt spokesman David Long. "W edon’t assume the additional post of NU president June 1 tremendous activity,” enthused Debbie cash to pay closing costs for refinancing expect it to have any impact on employment in Connecticut, but the A libri© following the resignation of E. James Ferland as Rumel. vice-president of Carolina at a better deal. important thing is it would help stabilize our employment in the years U&R REALTY CO. STRANO REAL ESTATE president and chief operating officer, the Home Mortgage Corp. in Henderson­ ahead.” 649- 0917 AMONG THOSE BETTER deals; 9>/t ■AtTY 202 East Center St., company announced. ville, N.C. “We’ve been waiting a long 156 E. CENTER ST., MANCHESTER. CT. Manchester Ferland is leaving to become president of time for this to happen. Now it’s percent with I'A points for a 15-year 643-2692 Public Service Electric and Gas Co. in New happening, we're understaffed and it’s fixed-rate mortgage at First Atlanta 'Robert D. Murdock, Realtor CALL TODAY - 647-“SOLD” llliaHj Jersey. crazy.” Mortgage Corp.; 9.875 percent with two The board of trustees, which elected Ellis to the Going crazy, too, are the nation’s points for a 30-year fix^-rate mortgage additional post, also elected Bernard M. Fox home-building industry, realty-agent at U.S. Bancorp Mortgage Co. in Administration predicts executive vice president. Fox, currently senior licensing offices and ordinary people Portland, Ore.; 9.625 plus two points for vice president and chief financial officer, will who finally see a chance to realize the a 15-year fixed rate mortgage at First report to Ellis. dream of owning three bedrooms and a National Bank of Maryland. A point is 1 Fox will also be presented as a nominee to the bath-and-a-half of their own. percent of the principal amount of the industrial output gains company’s board of trustees at NU's annual The question now is; How long can it mortgage. shareholders’ meeting in May. last? Some hard-sell consumers are The frenzy for mortgages began after Bv the Associated Press Baldrige predicted further strength in holding out for even better deals, and the Veterans Administration in Wa­ industrial production in coming Despite last month’s weakness in Market has early rebound opinion is divided on whether they'll be shington reduced the top interest rate months. rewarded. for VA-guaranteed mortgages to 9.5 demand for factory goods, a Reagan In other economic news; NEW YORK — The stock market headed percent from 10 percent on March 3. VA administration official says falling • The Labor Department said the higher today, rebounding from Tuesday's modest “I STILL GET the feeling the real loan rates peakeid at 17.5 percent in 1981 interest rates and a lower dollar will average weekly earnings of Americans, PORTER STREET AREA decline. rush is yet to come,” said David and hadn’t been below 10 percent in lead to improvements in U.S. industrial after adjusting for inflation, rose 0.3 Real Estate CUTE AS A BUTTON!” Beautifully decorated 4 bedroom aluminum The Dow Jones average of 30 industrials Walker, chief economist with People's seven years. production. percent in February following a 0.7 COUNTRY CLUB LOCATION sided colonial. Enclosed summer porch, rec climbed 9.93 to 1.788.43 in the first hour of trading. Bank in Bridgeport, Conn. “If the Conventional home loan rates had The latest inflation news, meanwhile, percent January decline. Immaculate S* room ranch on acre-*^ lot inCovcnIrv. room and garage, go’s. was unusually good, largely due to the 168 Main St., Manchester Tastefully decorated, oak floors, plush wallto wall Quality new home with 1st floor master bedroom Gainers outnumbered losers by more than 4 to 3 in consumer perceives that interest rates been dropping gradually, but after Uie • The Treasury sold $7 billion in new suite. 2!^ baths. 2 fireplaces. M U ST BE SEEN! "W E G U A R A N TE E OUR H O U SES’ ...646-2482 the early tally of New York Stock Exchange- have bottomed out and are on the way VA announcement “single-digit rates” collapse in petroleum prices on the four-year notes at an average yield of carpel, full basement.heaiilifiil landscaping. Offered $177,900. at $00,900. liAted issues. up, (the market) will become even — under 10 percent — seemed to be world market. 7.29 percent, down from 8.43 percent at 647-8400 **WE GUARANTEE OUR HOMES^..646>2482 Interest rates declined in the credit markets more fever-pitch^.” virtually everywhere. A Labor Department report Tuesday the Ust auction on Dec. 31 and the this morning. Prices of long-term government “Sometime in the near future we showed the Consumer Price Index took lowest since 6.84 percent on Sept. 7, Loan officers now find themselves the a rare dive, falling 0.4 percent in bonds, which move in the opposite direction from could see a rate below 9 percent.” said most popular people in town. 1977. NEW DUTCH COLONIAL interest rates, rose about $5 for every $1,000 in Greg Childers of the Paramount Bond It February. • The nation's automakers reported Mick and Becky Proctor are refinanc­ The Commerce Department said located at the base of Case Mountain face value. Mortgage Co. in St. Louis. ing their Charlotte, N.C., home from 13 domestic auto sales slid in mid-March on Spring Street. Seven spacious Among actively traded blue chips. General Countered Al Karlander of Inland orders to U.S. factories for durable to 17.2 percent below a year earlier. The percent to 9.5 percent, with their goods fell 0.5 percent in February. The rooms, 2'A baths, 2 car garage and a Motors rose to 86'''.; Eastman Kodak gained Mortgage Co. in Indianapolis, "I can't monthly payment dropping from $855 to seven U.S. automakers sold 226,712 cars to 61’/i, and American Telephone & Telegraph see it getting much lower." weakness was concentrated in defense, March 11-20, compared with sales of picturesque treed iotl Meet with the less than $700. "It’s like getting a pay where orders for military equipment 273,822 in the year-ago period. added to 22>'ti. In the meantime, lenders are innovat­ raise.” Proctor said. builder today in order to customize this The NYSE's composite index of all its listed ing in the scramble for customers. plunged 29.5 percent due to sagging • The National Association of Real­ quality home. SUMMER TIME • $46,9t0.00 demand for aircraft. Otherwise, dura­ Clean 1 bedroom YEAR ROUND home with a common stocks gained .31 to 135.53. At the Wauwatosa Savings k Loan in Many people are using the savings to tors said sales of existing single-family "WE GUARANTEE OUR HOMES!''...646-2482 great water view of Coventry Lake. Ideal starter American Stock Exchange, the market value suburban Milwaukee has voluntarily convert from a 30-year mortgage to a ble goods orders would have gone up 2.5 homes were at an annual rate of 3.27 MOVING RIGHT ALONG!! home. HURRY! index was up .08 at 266.60. lowered rates one percentage point on IS-year loan; that way, while monthly percenL million units in February, down slightly BR.4ND NEW LISTING!! This brand new home is now under conslriiclion on "W E G U A R A N TE E O UR HOM ESI" ...646-2462 On Tuesday the Dow Jones industrial average about 1,000 mortgages at 11.9 percent, payments may not fall, a homeowner In January, orders rose 0.9 percent. from January. The trade group said the Oak Si. area • East Hartford • Spotless 7 room Cape Stonehedge I,ane in Bolton. Featuring 7 rooms. .3 slipped 4.43 to 1,778.50. and president Raymond Perry said he can save tens of thousands of dollars in Encouraged by the gain in the civilian rate in February remained 13.1 percent with lovelv summer porch. Muminum siding, newer bedrooms. 2.5baths with a Jacuzzi in the master “WE GUARANTEE OUR HOUSES'!” might lower the rate again. No fees interest over the years. sectors. Commerce Secretary Malcolm above the level of a year ago. roof, beautifullv finished oak floors and lots more! bedroom bath, large spacious rooms. IO'x.36' deck, brick front and cedar siding too! Offeredal $160,.S00. $ 0 1 , 0 0 0 . Qiialitv construction bv l,evili! 647-8-fOO Blanchard & Rossetto 646-2482 COMMEftPAL OtEnr Building Lot for sale in Coventry — \ W \ 220'. Nice flat lot. 8.38,000 nNANOALNeiWOtOt ANSWERS to THE QUIZ PENNY STOCKS REAL ESTATE I M West Caster SL csratr sf McKaa SL Sairiar C H ina t Dtacaaate WE DELIVER If you haven't received your An Opportunity of the 80’s Manchaater Herald by 5 p.m. WOniDSCOPf: 1-limil; 2-UnHcd 3-lc subacriber service. 647-9046, by 6 MATCHWORDS: 1-c; 2-c; 3-b; 4-a; S-d in hot water for p.m. araekdays or 10 am . Saturdays KOrUWATCH/(SPOIITUCHT: 1-Oicar; 2-lhe homclcis; 3-Czech- incoh^ kCKo Real Estate 647-8895 })hnnv and call for guaranteed delivery oflovaUa; 4-NCAA; 5-Ccorge ircn lavcfttMMt Baskcn WHERE THE INDIVIDUAL GETS ATTENTION ______MMwNAaOASIK S 6 / 6 - / . 1 / 6 the next JACKSTON-SHOWCASE 30 years To Advertise Your LOOK WHATS HAPPENING N. COOPER “Don't settle for less than the This is the kind of hot water 31 Emma Lane - Vernon - Sold - 3 Hours Asphalt Paving biggest refund you you'll want for reliable house­ Latest Listings in have coming." hold sen/ice. And constant hot 60 Elm St. - Wethersfield - Sold - 1 Day water is just part of the new The Manchester — Hcnrv Him k R IELLO -P E N SO TTI heating 11 Oakwood St. - E. Htfd. - Sold - 1 Day Specializing in system. Atlas "Energy Expert 43 Hansen Rd. - Vernon ■• Sold - 3 Days Commercial, Residential service (xiupled with this effi­ Herald cient. compact, super-reliable 57 Montauk Dr. - Vernon - Sold - 3 Days and Industrial Paving. equipment will save fuel, savei At H&R Block, we guarantee you money and deliver peace- 433 Merrow Rd. - Tolland - Sold - 4 Days Real Estate Page AFFOKDABLE you the biggest refund you have of-mind service for a long, long 10% coming, or your return is FREE. H»R BLOCK- time. Call now. Start saving now Roomy 4V4 room Condominum conveniently located on a 7 Edgewood - Colchester - Sold - 4 Days CONTRACTSD bus line. Tw o generous bedrooms, deck, applianced Get back all you’re entitled to th e incom e ta x people Call 643-2711 kitchen. Only $45,900. 28 Greenwood - E. Htfd. ■- Sold - 5 Days — come to H&R Block. i • Free Estimates • Licensed Contrator MANCHESTER j f ' atlas all NEW LISTING Marshall’s Mall Land on which to build your Dream House - Manchester WE NEED LISTINGS OOO A J I07 893 BURNSIDE AVENUE 6 4 6 tM 4 0 „ ______EAST HARTFORD, CT 414 Tolland Street • East Hartford • 289-6435 649-4595 building lot - residential only *34,900. CALL US - WE GUARANTY RESULTS Alao ki most major during rogulaF ^torm hours 555 East Middle Tpke. • Manchester • 249-8611 684-5853 MANCHESTER HERALD, Wednesday, March 26, 1986 - M A - MANCHESTER HERALD. Wednesday. March 26. 1986 CLASSIFIED ADVERTISING 643-2711 TAG SALE SIGN

Business Prop erty...... 25 Entertainment 53 Farm Supplies and Equipment — 80 Are things piling up? Than why Notices Resort Property ...... 26 Bookkeeping/Income Tax 54 Office/Retall Equipment ...... 81 Recreational Equipment...... 82 R A T IS : 1 to 5 days: 90 cents per line per day. The best way to announce it is with a Heraidja g Sale Lost/Found ...... 01 M o rtoo p e s...... 27 Carpentry/Remodeling. 55. 4 to 19 days: 70 cents per line per day. Portonols...... 02 Wanted to B u y ...... 20 Polntlng/Paperlng...... 54 Boots and Marine Equipment.....83 Musical Items...... 84 20 or more days: 40 cents per line per day. Classified Ad. When voujilaee your Ml, y ™ Announcements..... 03 RoofIng/SIdIng...... 57 Minimum charge: 4 lines. Auctions...... 04 Flooring...... 58 Cameras and Photo Equipment... 85 Gomplimenls Flnonciol...... 05 Rentals Electrical ...... 59 Pets and Supplies...... 86 ONE TAG SALE SIGN FREE of The Herald. Rooms for Rent...... 31 Heotlng/Plumblng...... 40 Miscellaneous for Sole ...... 87 DEADLINES: For cloMlfled odvertlsements to Employment A Education Apartments for Rent...... 32 Miscellaneous Services. 41 Tog Soles...... 88 be published Tuesday through Soturdo^ the Condominiums for Rent...... 33 services W anted...... 42 Wanted to Buv/Trade ...... 89 deadline Is noon on the day before publlcown. STOP OUR OFFICE, 1 HERALD SQ., MANCHESTER Help Wanted...... 11 Homes for Rent...... 34 For odvertlsements to be published Mondov. Situation Wanted ...... 12 Store/Office Space...... 35 Merchandise the deadline Is 2 :X p.m. on Friday. Business Opportunities...... 13 Resort Property ...... 34 Automotive Instruction...... 14 Industrial Property...... 37 Hollday/Seosonal...... 71 READ YOUR AD. Classified advertisements are ■ q e J HOMES Employment Services...... IS MIscelloneous for R e n t...... 38 Antlaues and Collectibles...... 72 Cars for S o le ...... 91 taken by telephone os a convenience. The I M J FOR RENT Roommates Wanted ...... 39 Clothing...... 73 Trucks/Vons tor S a le ...... 92 Manchester Herald Is responsible for only one HELP WANTED HELP WANTED Wanted to R e n t...... 40 Furniture...... 74 Campers/Trollers...... 93 Incorrect Insertion and then only tor the site of Real Estate TV/Stereo/Appliances...... 75 Motorcycles/M opeds...... 94 Cashier — Weekend Port Time Inserters BUSINESS & SERVICE DIRECTORY Like Private Home — 3'/z Nice Older Colonial — the original Insertion. Errors which do not Wolklng distance to Homes for Sole ...... 21 Machinery and Tools...... 74 Auto Services...... 95 lessen the value ot the advertisement will not nights. Immediate open­ wanted. Coll 647-9946, ask room apartment. Applian­ Services Lawn and Garden...... 77 Autos for Rent/Lease...... 94 for Bob. ces. Working single adult, stores, churches, schools Condominiums for Sole...... 22 be corrected by an additlanal Insertion. ing. Apply at Atlas Mobil, and bus line.. No pets, Lots/Lond for Sole...... 23 Child Core...... /...... 51 Good Things to E a t ...... 78 Miscellaneous Automotive...... 97 John Fitch Blvd., South PAINTIN8/ MI8CEI1ANE0U8 married couple. No child­ Wanted to Buy/Trade ...... 98 BOOKKEEPiNS/ ren, pets. 643-2880. security deposit. $650 Investment Property ...... 24 Cleaning Services...... 52 Fuel OII/Coal/FIrewood...... 79 Windsor, between the PAPERING SERVICES monthly. Coll Ed,649-2947. hours of 6om and 1pm. 00 CHILOCARE INCOME TAX Manchester — Beautiful 5 Gas Station Attendants — Real Estate Income Taxes prepared In Nome your own price — Reports, Resumes, Let­ room, 2 bedroom apart­ Port time evenings. Neat your own home. Coll Jim Father and son. Fast, ters and all other typing ment In mint condition, M l STORE AND appearance. Willingness Hi m you been wtaMnf for reasonable rotes. 742- dependable service. done In my home. Good great location, extra 3 3 1 OFFICE SPACE HELP WANTBI HELP WANTED HELP WANTED to work. Apply Vernon HDMES you ceuM IhMI • hemi 1009 after 6pm. Painting, Paperhanging work, retisonable rates. large rooms. Available LOST AND FOUND HELP WANTED HELP WANTED HELP WANTED HELP WANTED April 1st. $600 Includes 2 loj] ED Shell, 875-5450. i m FDR SALE diy lire ediere Hiefe le & Removal. Coll 646-5761. Coll Sue 6494134 or 742- Office Space — 500 so. ft. 7463, leove message. heat, hot water 8, garage. Receptionist -t- Manches­ Teocher/DIrector, Heat Included. $200 per Impounded — Female, 2 Full or port time - Depen­ Classified Telephone Res- Oil Burner Mechanic — Port Time — AAA Auto to miewer iN Mil vliy CARPENTRY/ Singles welcome! Coll month. Coll 649-5334 or The Manchester Board of ter doctor's office, port Nursery School, Nutmeg Rose, 647-8400 or 646-8646. months old, Collie cross, dable person for yard ervotlonlst — Mondov Club. Opportunity In our Manchester — Colonial, •nd Irtiy m l queiltom? 643-7175. maintenonce, roking, thru Friday, 8:30-5pm. Education Buildings & time tor mature person, Branch, YWCA, Manches­ seven rooms, three bed­ REMODEUNR trl-color, Whitney Rood. ter. 30 hour week; 9 month telemarketing deport­ m ELECTRICAL Female, 2 years old, black mowing, etc. Must hove Computer knowledge, Grounds Deportment Is Telemarketing — Moke must be available when ment, 391 Brood Street, rooms, two cor garage, Three Room Apartment Service Station Mechan­ appointments with busi­ needed. Coll 646-0188 for year. Hiring dote: 9/1/86. H to p/eete eell- FL00RIN6 474 Main Street, the center & tan. Love Lane. Coll the ics and Attendants. Full driver's license. Coll 646- good typing skills re­ seeking candidates for on Manchester. Interesting large screened front Farrond Remodeling — — First floor, renovated, ot town. 3 rooms, first Manchester Dog Warden, 8042, ask for Bob or leave quired, high school gradu­ oil burner and boiler. ness owners tor market­ Interview. Experienced pre school porch, wood burning Cabinets, roofing, gut­ Dumas Electric — Having appliances. $300 monthly and part time. Uniforms teacher to plan, teach and work In pleasant sur­ STtAWWEMIY F K U S Electrical Problems? Coll Simon 8, Simon Tl- floor. Coll 646-2426 week- 646-4555. message. ate, pleasant phone voice, maintenance mechanic. ing deportment. Maintain roundings. Hourly wage stove In family room, wall ters, room additions, plus utilities. Security and furnished. Apply In per­ log and pertinent records. administer nursery Need o large or o small lemosters for soles and doys, 9-5. son, 252 Spencer Street, excellent fringe benefits. Applicants must hove o B2 and commission. to wall carpeting through­ decks, all types of remo­ references required. No Dental Hvgenist - Port For confidential Inter­ license with o minimum of Hours ore 9:30-3om. school program; recruit out, oppllonced kitchen. 64 9 -0 4 7 8 deling and repairs. FREE Repair? We Specialize In installation of ceramic, pets. Avolloble April 15th. Manchester. Hourly plus bonus pro­ and supervise pre-school Mondov-Thursdov, 4pm- Residential Work. Joseph mosaic, quarry 8, vinyl MANCHESTER time, one week day, possi­ view, coll Penny Sleffert, 5 years experience. Expe­ 9om. We will train. Ask tor Must be seen. $114,900. AH Agee Wefeome estimates. Fully Insured. 97 Wells Street. Coll 646- OmCE SPACE ble Saturdays. 423-8922. 643-2711 between 9om and rience with commerclol- gram. Pleasant office lo­ Secretarial — Need top Instructors; assist In Owner, bv appointment Telephone 643-6017, otter Dumas. Fully Licensed. tile. Free estimates. 0350. 6 PERSONALS Judy Notv, 646-7096. An Very ffeetotmble Refet Ask for Laurie. type burners and boilers cated In Glastonbury. 633- notch, skilled, profes­ budget preparation. Ex­ only, coll after 6pm, 643- 6pm, 647-8509. Free Estimates. 646-5253. Please coll for on opoolnt- AVAIUBLE 8750. cellent communications Equal Opportunity menf, 649-0359. Oood Location. Adequate Is desirable. Knowledge sional, calm secretory for Employer. 7518. 3 8i 4 Room Apartments — parking S reaaonabla rente. Reassure that special Painters Helper — Must dynamic, tost paced, suc­ skills necessary. Masters Timothy Moinvllle Elect­ Newly decorated, Colon- Neat Looking self- of pneumatic controlsond Coroentrv and remodel­ Ideal location for attorney or someone of your love bv be hard working, reliable, related equipment Is also Secretory/Receptionist cessful od agency. Excel­ In early childhood educa­ CLEANIN6 ing services — Complete ric — Specialized In updat­ lol. Heat, hot water, Bccountant. telling the whole world directive person for resi­ tion plus one year teach­ Office Position — Full Country Club Location — ing electrical fuse panels able to do Interlor/exte- desirable but not essen­ to 15k, personnel division lent salary and benefits In time, good typing ability, Quality new home with SERVICES home repairs and remo­ appliances, central. Mid­ _____ 649-2891_____ how much you love them dential and commercial rior. Coll between 9om tial. Contact Mr. Wilfred this key position. Coll ing experince or BA In to circuit breakers plus dle aged lady. 643-8470 with the Manchester He­ cleaning ot coroets, floors Teacher Aide Wanted — ot prestigious East Hart­ pleasant phone personal­ first floor master bed­ deling. Quality work. Ref­ Part time. Too salary for ond 4pm. 246-7101. Dion, Supervisor, Build­ ford Co. offers desirable Barbara at 646-2906. early childhood educa­ ity 8i good organizational erences, licensed and In­ home repair wiring. Free Soring means lown work. otter 6pm. rald. Call the classified and furnishings. Willing­ tion plus three years room suite. 2'/} baths, 2 estimates. 647-7292. ness to learn. Entry level the right person. Rachel ings & Grounds Depart­ diversified position ad­ skills required. Computer fireplaces. Must Be Seen! The House Works. Resi­ sured. Call 646-8165. Let us do It tor you. department today and Mature Individual needed ment, 22 School Street, Laborer for pipeline con­ teaching experience. Monthly and per cutting 2 Bedroom Apartment — OR I RESORT place vaur personal mes­ position. Call 633-3335. Road Nursery School and ministering temporary experience helpful. Coll $177,900. “We Guarantee dential housecleaning. An 3 0 1 PROPERTY Day Care Center. Call to set up and operate Manchester, CT 06040,647- needs for company, good struction, must be rello- Send resume to M. Bragg, Evergreen Industry, 649- •stobllshed company HEATING/ rotes available. Servicing heat 8i hot woter Included, sage. 443-2711, 8; 30am to YWCA, 135 Brood St., Our Homes!". Blanchard Robert E. Jarvis, 649-2634. modern electronic power 3514. EOE. typing, word processing, b l e a n d hove 8667 for Interview & Rossetto Reol Estate, fully bonded with above residential and commer­ no pets, $500 per month, 5:00pm. presses. Potenfiol em­ transportation, too Hartford, CT 06105, bv Building-Remodeling PLUMBING cial accounts. Coll security deposit, also one Vermont — Cottages tor telephone poise, superb appointment. 646-2482.a overage work below the Specialist. Additions, gar­ Data Entry Clerk/Tvolst ployee must be mechani­ One Good licensed mole benefits, fee paid. Call wages. 649-6087. April 15, 1986. Hiring overage rote. Coll Today, Partner’s, 644-0415. "Qual­ 3 bedroom ooartment. rent. Beautiful Lake range: $6.13 - $7.05/hour. ages, roofing, siding, kit­ — CRT Insert Input of cally Inclined and willing or female or one good Hillary Cutts Business New Dutch Colonial — 647-0873. Fogarty Brothers — Bo- ity Service Year Round". Coll Ed or Dean, 649-2947. Memphremogog, New­ to learn and achieve. licensed female or mole An EEO/AA Employer. chens, bathrooms, and throom remodeling; In­ port, Vermont. Modern ANNOUNCEMENTS Part Time Help Wanted — labor and materials for Personnel Assc. 659-3511. Located at the base of replacement wlndows- [oil lob cost reporting and Good potential with excel­ Interested In real estate Housecleaning — Very stallation water heaters, Spring Cleon Up — Manchester — Oft Porter. housekeeping cottages. Apply In person, Pero Teocher Asslstont- Cose Mountain on Spring /doors. 643-6712. garbage disposals; faucet Fruit Stand, 276 Oakland other clerical duties as lent benefits. Apply In soles. Coll Jock Loppen Wanted - Carpenters Street. Seven spacious fussy lady will clean your Thatching, mowing, 3 room apartment, heat 8, Sandy beach, good fish­ Emergency? In Manches­ person. Quality Nome Realty, 643-4263. Gas Station Attendont- /Nursery School, Nutmeg repairs. 6494539. Vlso/M- hedge trimming, light electric, security deposit, ing, especially In June Street, Manchester, 643- assigned by supervisor. helpers, no experience Accounting Clerk — Port rooms, 2'/} baths, 2 cor home while you work. Alt Types of Remodeling, ter, dial 911 for fire, Applicants should possess Plate, Fisher Hill Rood, necessary. Yeor round /Mechonlc's Helper — Branch, YWCA, Manches­ time to work I ’/z days In Manchester through WII- osterCord accepted. trucking, professionally no pets, 643-8552. (Salmon). Coll Windsor 6384. ter. l8hour week; 9month garage and o treed lot! no lob to small, reasona­ police, medical help. typing skills and min­ East Glastonbury. Individual to work In the work or summer college Full time days, must be Manchester and 1'/} days Meet with the builder llmontlc area. Coll Jon, equipped, dependable. In Locks, CT, 668-7846. manufacturing of fiber­ clean, will train, benefits. year. Hiring dote: 9/1/86. ble prices. Coll Jim, 647- sured. Roy Hardy, 646- 454 Main Street — Second Secretary, Nutmeg imum of one veor CRT students. Glastonbury In New Britain. Computer today In order to custom­ 742-S406 otter 12noon. 1328. MISCELLANEOUS data entry experience. Sitter Needed for 2 child­ glass tubs. Will train, coll area. 633-2904. Coll Lorry’s, 871-1790. Experienced pre-school experience helpful. Coll I 7973. floor, 3 room heated Branch, YWCA, Manches teacher to assist In plan­ ize this quality home. "We SERVICES ter. Full time 37'/j haur This Is a full time positon ren otter school. School Hebron, 228-0288. Rono, Connecticut Travel Guarantee Our Homes!". Professional Cleaning I apartment, no applian­ dovs only, 2:30-6:00 near ning and teaching of Prestige Lawn Core — ces, security, $400 a 0 7 1 INDUSTRIAL week In busy afflce with carrying complete com­ Ambitious person to do Services, otter 1pm, 522- Blanchard 8, Rossetto services, speclollzing In M l PAINTING/ HELP WANTED pany benefit package. Washington Elementary. Child Core, Housekeeping maintenance service and nursery school program. 0437. EOE. Real Estate, 646-2482.0 homes, apartments and Odd lobs. Trucking. Spring clean up. Lawn 8> month. Coll 646-2426 week­ 3 ^ lp R 0 P ER n much public contact. Coll 647-9905 otter 6pm. Keep necessary records; HD Send resume and salary In Manchester area. Ref­ Installation work. Must offices. Services con be paper ing Home repairs. You name shrub maintenance. Fer­ days, 9-5. Strong math and com­ order and purchase supp­ munications skills; ability history to: Industronics, erences. To core tor 7 Machinist or Tool Maker hove some electrical Receptionist for busy ap­ Sommer Time — $46,900. arranged days or even­ It, we do It. Free esti­ tilizing, weekly mowing. Manchester — Industrial Needed — Help with do­ Inc., 489 Sullivan Ave., year old, house & provide knowledge and be me­ lies. Good communica­ pliance store In Manches­ Cleon one bedroom year ings. Excellent referen­ mates. Insured. 643-0304. Insured, free estimates. Bennet Elderly Housing space, 1,500 square feet. mestic work at my home to balance money, use — Port time available. tions skills needed. BA In office machines, and typ­ South Windsor, CT 06074. transportation to activi­ Excellent opportunity for chanically Inclined. ter. H eavy telephone round home with o great ces, all work guaranteed. Pointing and Paperhang­ Coll 644-0561. now taking applications Also 3,000 square feet In Andover, 4-5 hours EOE/MF. ties. Good driving record. Tepco Air Pollution Con­ early childhood educa­ work. Must be responsi­ wafer view ot Coventry Please coll 5294539. ing — Exterior and Inte­ Hdwkes Tree Service — tor waiting list for 1 8, 2 storage. Tullv ReoT Est­ ing 60 worn; able to wrok retired person. For more tion or related field, plus weekly. 659-1303, 742-5992. Independently and organ­ Permonent Port Time $100 weekly, opproxl- Information, coll 742-6827. trol, 633-7958. ble for dolly cosh, heavy Lake. Ideol starter home. rior, ceilings repaired. Bucket Truck 8, Chipper, Lawn Maintenance — bedroom apartments. ate, 643-0005. Teller Work. Will train. mofely 21 hours during one year teaching expe­ customer contact. Light References, fully Insured. Free estimates. Bv the lob $415-$511. Rent Includes ize work assignments. Painters, Carpenters, Horry! "We Guarantee ONE OF THE surest ways Stump Removal. Free Es­ Poste-up artist, part time, Apply 923 Main Street, school year. Possibly Receptlonlst/clerk-typlsf. rience; or associates de­ bookkeeping. Coll 647- Our Homes!". Blanchard Quality work. Martin timates. Special consider­ or monthly rotes. Com­ heat, hot water, range, Must have high school Roofers. Minimum 2 ye­ Legal Secretary to 18K. gree plus 3 years expe­ to find bargain buys is to 20 hours, Monday, Tues­ diploma and minimum 2 ars experience required. Manchester, 646-1700. more hours/pov In Fine career opportunity Good typist with organi­ 9997, Jon or Joan, be­ 8i Rossetto Reol Estate, Motfsson, evenings, 649- ation for Elderly and Han­ mercial and residential. refrigerator, disposal, M l miscellaneous summer. 522-5593 or 646- zational skills, pleosont rience or 5 years teaching tween 12-4pm. shop the clossified ad$ 4431. Coll J., 649-4800. elevator 8, laundry. day, Thursday afternoons years secretarial ' expe­ Good strong company. for experienced person 646-2482.0 every dov. dicapped. 647-7553. fo r r en t and Friday nights. News­ LIve-ln Companion 2327. telephone manner 8, on experience In nursery Phone 528-6522. 301 rience. Hiring range: 643-2659, with much sought otter school. Hiring range: paper experience helpful. $12,277-$13,500, plus benef­ Housekeeper for elderly East of River corporate ability to work In o tost Please send work history its. Send resume to M. Salesperson — Commis­ lady. 2 rooms, board, and office. Work tor Senior paced environment, $5.48 - $6.30 hour. Send Nice First floor 4 room 2 Manchester — Keeney hourly rote to $5.45, de­ resume to M. Bragg, bedroom apartment. Street exit, 1-384. Storage and salary tjeaulrements Bragg, YWCA, 135 Broad sion Sales, good, strong small salary In exchange Counsel In real estate HELP WANTED to: The Manchester He­ St., Hartford, CT 06105, bv company. Positive atti­ for this service. Referen­ division, good typing, pending on experience. YWCA, 135 Brood St., HELP WANTED Quiet street near busline, space available. 500 to rald, Box S C/O Manches­ April 7, 1986. An EEO/AA tudes need only apply. ces required. Coll 649-4291 Hartford Rood Dairy word processing Wong Coll RHAM High School Hartford, CT 06105, bv HOMES HOMES HOMES wall to wall carpet, stove, 6,000 so. ft.. Ideal for A ter Herald. Employer. 643-2659. offer 4pm. Queen taking applications preferred, excellent be­ Hebron, 228-9474 for on April 15,1986. An EEO/AA FOR SALE FOR SALE FOR SALE Rentals no pets. $525 Including distributor, ports supplier for Assistant Night Man­ nefits. Fee paid. Coll Hi­ application. Deadline for Employer. i n i HD HD heat and hot water. Avail­ In retail warehousing. 232- ager. Female preferred. 5 lary Cutts, Business Per- receipt of application, Fri­ able April 1st. Coll Rose, 5903. Connecticut or 6 nights weekly, 5pm- sonnel Associates, day, April 4th. Port Time Custodial help Immaculate — Coventry, Bv Owner — VIctorlon Another New Listing! 100' 647-8400 or 646-8646. Connecticut Connecticut Connecticut NEWSPAPER CARRIERS NEEDED on the beach. $109,900. ROOMS Bank & Trust Bank & Trust Bank & Trust 11pm. $4.50 to $5.00 hourly. 659-3511. needed for small private $114,900. Traditional Co­ style country home In Manchester — Garage tor Bank & Trust Experienced preferred. Immediate openings tor school In Manchester. lonial located on 1.3 acres quiet setting. 6 rooms with With worm weather arriv­ FOR RENT Available Immediately. rent, storage only. $35 IN MANCHESTER AREA ing soon, you'll really HD D A T A E N T R Y D A T A E N T R Y D A T A E N T R Y D A T A E N T R Y Apply In person, Hartford Teacher Aide — Needed experienced carpenters. $3.50 per hour, very flexi­ In prime residential area. 1'/} baths, reasonably First floor 2 bedroom. $375 monthly. Coll 649-4003. priced. Coll 742-8665 otter appreciate this year- OPERATORS OPERATORS OPERATORS OPERATORS Rood Dairy Queen. for substitute positions In Trim work and plastic ble hours. Coll 646-1610. Ctntar SL Front to bock flreploced Ladles Only — Nice, quiet plus utilities. J.D. Real laminate experience o 467-553 odd only living room, 3 bedrooms, 6pm. round 4 bedroom water­ room tor senior citizen or Estate, 646-1980. day core setting. Flexible Wttl Middle Tpke. 4 2 0 ^ Manicurist Wanted In o hours and experience pre­ prerequisite. Full time Port Time Security Offic­ formal dining room, Vh front home on Coventry working girl. References R While the Like Some W h y S tay You Pick progressive salon In Ver­ ferred. Coll 649-2469. employment 8, benefits. ers — Evenings 5:30pm to Marble SL all baths, 2 cor attached gar­ Bolton. Nice starter or Lake. You con swim, and security. Coll otter (}ne Bedroom Apartment FURNITURE Extra Income? non. Wilt train In oil Coll 742-5317, 6:30 to Spm. 10pm, weekends 7-3 & 3-11. McCabe SL all age. Coll Now. D.W. Fish retirement home, 6 room water ski, or Ice skate to 5:30pm, 644-0383. — Heated, working cou­ 0 3 phases of noil core spe­ Learn New Trade. Fire Monday thru Friday. Manchester area. Imme­ Stack Place all ReoltV 643-1591 or 871- ranch, full basement with your heart's content! This ple or single person. $4(X). Kids are H o m e ? The Hours! L shaped family room and will not lost long so coll cializing In gel noils. Full restoration company diate openings to quali­ Hilliard SL 357-591 1400.0 Gentlemen Only — Cen­ References 8, security re­ Living Room Set — Very • Part Time • Part Time • Part Time and part-time positions looking for o few strong,' Immedlote openings for fied applicants, over 16, sliders to the bock yard, today! Allbrio Realty, tral location, kitchen priv­ quired. Coll 649-9402 or good condition. $350. Coll at School. carpenters, experienced cor, telephone, clean po­ Spring S i 187-445 Old World Charm — Man­ large deck, nice garden Inc., 649-0917.D 649-3708 Otter 5pm. 643-5014. available. Good benefits. energetic people. Will Cirriaga Or. ileges, parking available. • Part Time • Flexible Hours • Flexible Hours • Fiexibie Hours Coll tor on appointment, train. Start at $5 per hour. in framing and must know lice record. $4.50 per hour all chester. $106,900. With area too, assumable mort­ Security and references anytime between anytime between anytime between 643-6713. Coll 9om-3pm, 646-68S5. how to layout. Full time to start. Coll 527-0225 tor So. Frm Dr. all modern conveniences. gage. Coll Century 21 required. 649-9227 or 569- Extraordinary — Man­ • Fiexibie Hours Refurbished, spacious Tedtord 647-9914. 9am - 11 pm. 9am -11 pm. 9am -11 pm. employment 8, benefits. on appointment. Sunnybrook Dr. III 9 r I BUSINESS 3528. chester, 2 bedrooms, op­ In larger Sizes anytime between Coll 742-5317, 8:30 to Spm, Mayfield Rd. III eot-ln kitchen with lovely tional sub-lease, high 9am - 11 pm. pantry area. Dining 1 PROPERTY exposed beamed ceilings, • Competitive Monday thru Fridov. Dental Assistant — Storrs Oatlfflouth Rd. III Beautiful custom 7 room Room tor non-smoking • Competitive • Competitive family practice, cholrslde room, up to 5 bedrooms, gentleman. Kitchen privi­ brick walls, pool, racquet- Salary Salary Saiary FUND RAISER PEANUTS split level, 3 bedrooms, • Competitive The Easter Seals Society DON'T KNOW anyone experlenc, worm, friendly large rear deck. Over­ 2'/} baths. Dining room leges, refrigerator- boll, sauna. Coll Sue, ev­ Saiary If you're tired of working who wonts to buy whot MANCHESTER HERALD sized two cor garage. Coll enings, 646-4816. • Free Parking • Free Parking • Free Parking of Connecticut, located personality with strong and large flreploced liv­ freezer, air conditioning, off Route 2 in Hebron, is tor the same pay, re­ you hove to sell? Let o desire to work with people Now. D.W. Fish Realty ing room with Cathedral washer 8, dryer, parking. • Free Parking gardless of perform­ wont od find o cosh buyer Call NOW 647-9946 • All Positions at • All Positions at • Aii Positions at seeking an energetic. essential. Excellent be­ 643-1591 or 871-1400.O ceilings. Fully oppllonced Manchester — Restau­ Security 8, references re­ Buyer meets seller In • Ail Positions at Imaginative, mature par­ ance. we have the solu­ for you! nefits, No Saturdays or skv-llt kitchen with potlo rant. Prime location. Ex­ quired. Coll 643-5600. Classified . CBT, Founders CBT, Founders CBT, Founders son to organize special tion tor you. What are evenings. 4-4'/} days. 429- "Four Bedrooms" — In doors leading to large CBT, Founders Plaza, East tremely nice. Seats 100 Plaza, East Plaza, East events. Position requires you qualified to earn? 8282. this lovely, vinyl sided deck. First floor family plus. Recently remo­ Available April 1 comfor­ Plaza, East excellent communication with brick front. Colonial. Hartford. Hartford. Hartford. SALESPEOPLE room and loundry-lov deled. Asking $120,000. table single room with condominiums Hartford. skills, both oral and'writ­ PEANUTS $4.00/Hr. Real Estate Agents — Full NEWSPAPER CARRIERS NEEDED 1 '/] baths, fireplace with combo. 2 cor goroae with shower, in ideal location, ten. Mbst have ability to Coffee A DoBirt Shop Owner anxious, moke FOR RENT For more For more For more For more KID STUFF $4 SO/Hr and port time wanted bv IN BOLTON AREA cool-wood stove to re­ electric doors. Features offer. Financing availa­ off route 83 near route 84, relate well to volunteers. main In beamed-celling that include striking tiled information. Call Information, Call information. Call Previous fund raising ex­ Mature adults and high aggressive Manchester ble. Coll Strono Real Est­ $55 weekly. Coll 872-3603 information. Coll AVERAGE $5.00/Hr agency. Personalized living room. Nice rec entry way with open stair­ ate, 647-7653. weekdays 9-5. Manchester — One bed­ Paul Howard, perience a plus. Excellent school students. Part room, 3 zone gas heat. room Condo for rent. $450 Paul Howard, Paul Howard, Paul Howard, benefits, liberal time off REAL MONEY $6 00/Hr. training, many benefits. way. Central olr, central time all shifts. Excel­ Green House Realty, 646- Coll Today - $105,900. vac, wall to wall carpeting Wishing will not sell any­ monthly, appliances, air 244-4337. 244-4337. 244-4337. . 244-4337. with pay, small, suppor­ lent pay with experi­ Lika SL West Middle Tpke. — TOP DOLLAR $7 50/Hr 4655. Strono Real Estate, 647- and Italian tile through­ Newly constructed (unfin­ thing ... a low-cost od In conditioner, newly deco­ tive office. Mutt have driv­ ence or we will train. Cldir Mill Rd. 7653.0 er's license and car. Sa­ s Up BoIMn out. Tastefully decorated, ished Interior), 2,700 so. ft. Classified will. Why not rated. 646-9710 days, 525- lary range $15,500 to Apply in person: Medical Asslstoht, Man­ Braokflild SL this fine quality crofted ploce one today! 643-2711. 0684 evenings. If you're willing to work, Monchester — New list­ office-retail building. Se­ TELLERS $17,500. Closing data for we're willing to pay. chester Medical office, E. MIddli Tpka. home located on o large parate porking. High traf­ application: April 4.1986. Mister Donut 12:45pm to 5:4Som, M on­ ing. Unique Cope that professionally lands­ fic location. Sole-Lease. PICTURE THIS Send resume to J.H. Otto, Call C Brow n to dov, Tuesday, 'Thursday, LInliy SL offers everything. 3 bed­ caped lot in executive Land Planning Asso­ .255 West Middle Tpke. Mine.-Boltin rooms, large rec room HOMES HOMES Northeast Savings is P.O. Box too. Hebron, CT arrange an intervley/' Friday. Assist physicians Carpanlar Rd. area of South Manches­ ciates, 643-1111. FOR SALE FOR SALE presently seeking teller 06248. 1-800-367-3720. Manchester with patient core Includ­ with fireplace, formal din­ ter. $162,900. Owner. 289- 2 Bluirldgi Dr. HD ing Sigmoidoscopies and ing room, living room 9321 or 646-0891. $ EXTRA MONEY $ candidates for openings Minchistar with fireplace, screened which exist in our Man­ clerical work experience Bitta Or. required. Send resume. porch, 2 boths, oversized 2 Spacious 3 family, 3 cor n i l HOMES chester Parkade Bank­ Box O, c/o Manchester cor garage, many extras. garage. $190,000. Coll 646- ^■Ifor s a le With Your Own Part-Time Job. ing office. Scheduled WE NEED k Herald. $129,000. U Si R Realty, 07S4. hours of work are Mon­ MANCHESTER HERALD 643-2692.0______An Excellent Opportunity for- day thru Friday. Laborer tor siding com­ Call NOW 647-9946 Brand New Listing! I ! Oak 11:30am-7:30pm. CLASSIFIED TELEPHONE pany. 643-9633, 742-S406. St. Area — East Hartford. Jack J. Lappen Housewives and Mothers with Spotless 7 room Cope with 6 The ideal candidates lovely summer porch. young children bring them will possess strong ver­ RESERVATIONIST >$$$$$$$$$$$$$$$$$$$$$$$»$$$$$$$ Aluminum sldlqg, newer Realty bal communications QUALITY CONTROL roof, beoutifully finished $ oak floors and lots more! with you and save on skills, a solid figure apti­ Successful applicants tude and the desire to must be able to Interact $ $94,000. Jackson 8, Jack- ,MON. THRU FRI. 8:30 to 5 BEST!!! son Real Estate, 647-8400 babysitting . costs. work with the public. In with management on all s or 646-8646.0 1 1 7 9 , 9 0 0 return for your strong levels and perform the fol­ $ public contact skills, we lowing inspection proce­ PART TIME Cute As A Button!!! Im­ Do you Irani to hiiy a house lhal s a lot of • Computer Knowledge • dures: $ offer a competitive maculate 5 plus room house, or Ho you leant a house tril h a large cel­ salary and benefits • Good typing skills required • • Finished Product $ ranch on acre plus lot In Inspection $ JOB IN TOWN! Coventry. Tastefully dec­ lar? Since you're not going to lire in I he cellar An attractive blouse col­ package complete with • Work In Progress orated, oak floors, plush and most cellars jusi collect “things . why not lection for the woman tree employee NOW • High school graduate • $ with the la rn siae figiire. Inspection hr./start wall to wall corp^, full buy a lot of house from me? In short or long sleeves. $ checking. • Raw Material $ $ basement, beautiful EAST HARTFORD $95,900 $ • Pleasant phone voice • Inspection No. 8214 with Photo- $ landscaping. Offered at 9h Spacious rooms is what this eery attrac­ Interested candidates • Return Product $ A LITTLE DOLLHOUSEI GaMe is in Sises 38 to 60. No dress code. Casual fun at­ $ $99,900. Jackson 8, Jack- tive brick ranch consists of. and it's in a quiet may apply in person at Good salary Inspection $ son Reol Estate, 647-8400 This immaculate Ranch style home has 5 good Siie 40, 44 bust .. . bow- tl^ branch location dur­ • Pleasant atmosphere mosphere. If you enjoy talking $ or 6464646.0 neighborhood loo. sized rooms, 3 bedrooms, country-style tied, 2% yards 4^ineh; If interested, plaata con­ $ raffled, 2 K yards; gath­ ing regular banking kitchen, fireplaced living room and wall to wall Health benefits • Holidays & birthdays tact the Personnel De­ $ on the phone, we might have a $ •I large liringroom. bedrooms aplenty.den. carpeting. Located on a quiet cul-de-sac in a ered yoke,'2H yaitls. 22 Hours Per Week hours, or contact Lynda partment. Plllowtex Corp. Moving Right Along!!! $ lovely area. Fenced-In yard, new gutters and ra o n o , tsad $2.88 Nr sack Rich in our human re­ 49 Regent Street. Man­ $ job for you. We offer a guaran­ This brand new home Is family room, dining room. 2 car garage.in- Salary Plus Gas Allowance now under construction driveway. New roof: 4 years old and Anderson psttOT.Nai89«tsrpss>nsiM sources department at chester. CT 06040. S48- $ teed salary with bonuses. Work $ ground pool, a I80.x2l.‘i lot: 4 S \t4 L I- CKI-- 1737. $ on Stonehedge Lone In thermo bay windows. “Move-in” condition. tattoMKiT SjOUND INTERESTING? 280-1111 tor more infor­ For confidential interview: $ done from our office, four even­ Bolton. Featuring 7 I. 4R. BI T 4 LOT OF HOUSE!! Call me Jack You can be a Herald Area Adviser and handle and mation. $ $ rooms, 3 bedrooms, 2.S J. Lappen and please, do il now! W8 can M p ysn Pncwni a supervise our carrier boys 8i girls. If you like kids, Call Penny Sleffert • 643-2711 ^ THIS LOCATION $ ings a week and Saturday $ baths with o Jacuzzi In the HEALE” PMFESSIONAU want a little independence and your own Income... NORTHEAST SAVINGS Between 9 a.m. and Noon mornings. Call Michelle, 647- master bedroom both. Call 64045ZS.anG 88k Iw Dan. $ $ Large spacious rooms, 10' New FASHION with Manchester Parkade CURRENTLY 9946, Monday-Thursday eve- $ X 36' deck, brick front and 16^1 Kasi ('.fiitfr St. Photo-Gaide pattena ia $ cedar siding too! Offered D. F. REAlf, INC. 324 Broad Street $ Main'h<'stcr. ('T 060 K) all aise raages, has a INVOLVEO IN A $ ings, also Saturday mornings. at $169,500. Quality con­ Reef Ctlsla specUl Grace Ck>la CoUoc- Manchester. CT $ $ struction bv Levitt! Jack- 175 Main St., Manchester. Ct tion for larger aiaca: 647-9946 or 647-9947 6 1 - 3 - 4 2 6 : ^ ly/CKLl Eoe M/F iBanfI?TgtTr LABOR OISPUTE. son & Jackson Real Est­ 64«-4S2S 2 BONUS CoapaM! ate. 647-8400 or 646-8646.D P rie s------$2J0 U - MANCHESTER HERALD. We

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uouon MOMIT NOTICI OF AFFUCATION CHANCE This Is to olve notice that I, Walter A. SllkowskI of II Ludlow Rd.. Monchester, C T 06040 have filed an applica­ tion placorded March 12,1906 with the Department of Liquor Control a Pockoee Liquor for the sale of alcoholic liquor on the premises 371 West Middle Tpke., Monchester, C T 06040. The business will be owned by Walter A. SllkowskI of 81 Ludlow Rd., Manchester, C T 06040 and will be conducted by Walter A. SllkowskI as permittee. S elf S tor-lt P lace Walter A. SllkowskI Morch 17, 1906 039-03 ______KIT ‘N’ CARLYLE ®by Larry WriflhI

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NOTICE department between 8:30 a.m. PUBLIC HEARINO BOARD OF DIRECTORS Crochet WORD and 5:00 p.m., Monday through TOWN OF MANCHESTER, CONNECTICUT Friday, we'll give away a free clas­ Notice Is hereby given that the Board of Directors, Town of Manchester, Connecticut, will hold a Public Hearing at the sified word ad for a maximum of Lincoln Center Hearing Room, 494 Main Street, Manchester, Connecticut, on Tuesday, April 1, 1986 at 8:00 P.M . to con­ PLUS six consecutive days. sider and act on the following: Proposed appropriation to Educotlon Special Prolects - Fund 41 - Heod Stort 1986 ...... *190,850.00 to be financed by a Federal Grant administered by the Community Renewal Team. “ 3 ” Proposed appropriation to Education Special Prolects - Fund 41 - Head Stort Training ...... *3,103.00 Every 150th, 200th to be financed by o Federal Grant administered by the Community Renewal Team. Proposed appropriation to General Fund - and 300th Caller... Town Clerk ...... '...... *12,500.00 grand will receive a grand prize of to be financed by fee revenues greater than budget estimates Dinner for Two at one of the Proposed appropriation to General Fund - Police - Special Services...... *150.000.00 p r i z e s to be financed by ottsettlng revenue from con- following restaurants of their tructlon contractors. choice: Proposed appropriation to General Fund - Police - to replace damaged traffic control signal...... *14,950.00 to be financed by anticipated recovery from In­ • PIANO’S • WONGS surer of responsible driver. Proposed appropriation to Revenue Shoring - • THE ADAMS MILL Fund *1 - Advertising and Administrative Expense ...... *500.00 • VITO’S BIRCH MOUNTAIN INN to be financed by unappropriated receipts. Proposed additional appropriation to Educa­ tion Special Prolects - Fund 41 - existing Ac- __ count *386 - Youth Em ploym ent...... *1,000.00 to oe financed by Interest earnings of the Man­ chester Emergency Employment Fund. In order to qualify, simply call and Proposed additional appropriation to Gefteral Fund - Human Services- Community Agencies - speak with one of our classified Monchester Community Services Council - _____ Call Now Mental Health Te a m ...... *2,000.00 representatives to learn if you to be financed by Interest earnings of the Man­ chester Emergency Employment Fund. are a LUCKY WINNER. To consider condemnation of an Easement for sonitarv sewer ond for a water main on property of Greenview Hill Condominium Association. Incorporated, for one dollar and Win! 1*1.00 ). To adopt o method for financing solid waste operations at C ro ck et the Town Landfill, which Is described In a report titled "Solid Woste User Fee Proposal" doted April 18,1984. Pro­ posed sanitary landfill user fee charges are as fallows: Crochet this pretty hat CONTEST DATES Category Cotegorv with pineapple lace brim 1. Automobiles. Station 1. No charge for Permit for the little girl. A Wogons. Vons, Noncom­ matching bag is also in­ MARCH 14th — 31st mercial Pickups, Jeeps cluded in pattern. 2. All other vehicles 2. M.OO PermH Fee per yeor No. 5099 has full direc­ All waste *12.00 per ton tions for set. 3. Tires (all sizes) 3. *3.00 per ttre T t • ritr, m t i tar Mch The effective date of these charges In June 1. 1986. pattare, plaa far pastan All public meetings of the Town of Manchester are held of lo­ cations which ore occesslbls to handicapped citizens. In ad­ dition, handicapped Individuals requiring on ouxlllorvald In order to facilitate their partlclpollen at meetings should i m i n , 9 t L _____ contact the Town at 647-3123 one week prior to the scheduled Haar Varft, N.T. 1MM meeflng so that appropriate arrangements con be mode. Prtat Naae, Aiirew vltfc ZIP STEPHEN T. CASSANO. SECRETARY I Stfla I BOARD OF DIRECTORS SPECIAL: O rcr 200 B e- Doted at Monchester, Connecticut this 24lh day of March, Icctiona and a FBEE 1986. P attern Section in Uie 854-83 ALBUM. Just $3.00. uo

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Ree- *s » - 24Ta I ^ A PAIR !»» 9“ * ‘ 1 ’ 20ft LiuiT rwo senao. fejN |Om io)*ej*M i^M M i 9RHB’ iflm irhrslrr Hrrali'i t m E o H M -j • M.M Cm i I 'am be see REreiNTS FROM REPRMTtniOM ’86 HEPHINTI FROM SPRING NFGATIVES SlIDFS PfllNTt Wednesday, M arch 26.1986 EKraiE r em iiE % wr Brim m* W P* PARKADE TWIN i synergy ISOLGAR HEALTH LAB 3i>1 vrrAAHNS 2 0 % O F F vitam ins 20% OFF 20% OFF 2/99* 1 20% Oft |20% Off General Policy LEISURE PROGRAM REGISTRATION Pre-School Delights Registration begins March 24, 1986 - Recreation Membership Cards are required to participate In all Oats Dov Tim* Wooks CMl Imlnictor/ department-sponsored activities. Yearly memberships are LocaHm non-retundable. Memberships are available at all facilities. CrMlIvt Movtnwnt 4/22 10:30.11;1S $14 RImo Rltd.1 (Agn3-S) HIghlond - This Schedule Is subject to change. This program u$n mima, acting, dancing to muilc and rtiym n to dtvHoo ikllltond lust hovafun. Registration for classes may be completed at: Crtotlvt movamantt and axtrclta will holD your child davalop co-ordination and ovctotlvtoblll- - Programs held In school buildings will not meet during school vaca­ tiM. Offtrod In conlunctlon with Funtottlks of Monchntor. tions or snow days. • Highland Pork* 397 Porter Street (647-3089), between 8:30 am and4:30 pm or Gymnastics TamMlag Tots (ago » Sasslons l 4/30 W 10-10:45 Dorton CondM Sosslon II 4/30 W 2-2:45 Highland Prtschool TumMlna (ooa 41 • By using the mall In registration form. Sosslon 1 4/30 W 10:45-11:30 Sosslon II 4/30 W 2:45-3:30 Klndorgym (ago 5) Sosslon 1 4/2S M 3:30-3;1S 0 111 Recreation Department Staff Sosslon II 5/Y th 2:304:15 I $11 ' Please note that mall In registration will only be accepted tor Leisure Each cion will cotor to ttio dovoloomont ttoga of ooch ago group. Extrcita, tumbling and boxlc Classes. They may not be used tor swim lessons or organized sports avmnoftlcs tochnlouot will bo Introducad In o fun and roloxod ofmoiohart. Scott Sprague, Recreation Director Scott Garmon, Center Supervisor programs. Carl silver, Assistant Recreation Director Liz MIelcorz , Gym Supervisor Homo Modo Bond Laura Duntleld, Recreation Supervisor Pat AAozzer, Secretary (ogol-S) 4/1 10:30-11:15 $1 RImo RIodol Highland Debbie Hebron, Recreation Supervisor Marge Adamy, Clerk Mokt and olay your own rvthmn Instrumontt. Thli cloit comblnot muilc oooroclotlon and Initru- mont manipulation to ttir chlldron Into craotlvo movomont and crootlvi dromotlci. Some of tho Initrumant cholcot to bo modo Include: drumt, tomborlno, morocoi and tlnoor lymboli. Chlldron will noad to bring ntm i found around tho homo tor thoir Initruments. A Hit will boovollobloottho Youth Classes Are Fun! timo of raelitrotlon. TorrHIc Toddlon Sosslon 1 (1 day) 4/1 TOTh 0-10:30 • $24 AntvMorlt Borry HIghlond Session II (2 days) 4/0 Th Th 1M:30 • $4$ . Sosslon III 4/9 W* F. 0:30-11:30 0 Sue Schlrto Have an Idea? SAVE THIS SUPPLEMENT! LolsurR Program Polidas HIghlond TorrHIc TWao It the Recreation Department Isn't offering an activity that you're • No classes will be held on Town Holidays, May 26th, Memorial Day. Sosslon 1 4/7 .M MO 1 S20 Ann Morlo Sorry It contains important information Highland Interested In, or there's a program you'd like to teach, let us know! Sosslon II 4/7 M 10:15- 8 $20 11:15 We're always Interested In new Ideas. about the Spring & Summer Saulon III 4/0 T 10:45- • $30 11:45 Write to: Manchester Recreation Department ' Classes will be heldduringschool vocations unless otherwise noted by Sosslon IV 4/10 Th 10:45- 1 $30 41 Center St., Manchester, C T 06040 activities of the Manchester the Instructor. 11:45 In both tho Two's and Toddlor'i progrom, chlldron hovo itructurod octlvltlos of longt, gomoi, Recreation Department. craotlvo movomont, and crofts. A suoplomant to nunorv school omphoslilno soclolliatlon skills. Team Managers and Sponsors! 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Pans — Tubes — Bopka — Cake Tops ★ 643-2659 Ik Recreation Department. Cflicea bmked and decorated on lAe pr€m ue$ fo r E y E R Y oc€m$ion. Birthdm yt - dnniueraaraes • SfcoM>er« -.Crwduntiona - Cfcrialeninga • etc. MANY FINANCING PLANS AVAILABLE IPeddmg Cmke$ A re O ur Specialty. Stortt Day Time Wttfes cetf Initrgctgr/ USE OF POOLS FOR RECREATIONS SWIMMING AND Youth Programs Lgeenga SWIM LESSONS hS RESTRICTED TO MANCHESTER Class Storto Oov Time weeht Celt Inslrvcter/ Youth Oroma 4/26 Sot. 10-13noon s $40 Charles Rue RESIDENTS ONLY. Lscellaa Highland Thit program !• tor youth. In grodot 5,6,7. Wo will oxploro tho boilc tochnlquoi ot octing though Archory 5/3 Sot. 10-11 4 $22 Han't Arrow exercises, gomes and production. Beginning with reloxotlon ond releose of tension, we will work All •quipmtnt l> provided. Inttructora art national and rtalonal champions. Ltarn ollhor toroat on movement, diction ond voice production, methods of physlcol chorocterizotlon. motivotlon SUMMER AQUATIC PROGRAM or hunllna stylo shooting. end oblectives. ond lustificotlon. The workshop will culmlnote with the presentotlon of o short ploy thot students will develop themselves. Recreation swimming will be available ot the Manchester High School Pool through the end of Mayas Ballot logos 6-9) 4/24 W 3:3fr4:30om $15 Anita Karplol Indicated below: Highland A child's Introduction to ballot lundomontals and tochniauo. Chlldron should wear lootords and tights or loose ftttlng clothing. Ballet slippers are not roaulrod. Craft Classes logos 9-13) 5/7 W 3:36-5 $18 Morsha Lodge Recreational Swims • Open Swims Htghlond Monday, 7:30-8:30 PM \ % All new prolects will be mode from previous sessions. An exposure to quality crofts ond folk art wlthofostlng appeal. Everyone In the class will moke ot leost five prolects. Some of the prolects Tuesday, 7:30-8:30 PM could Include: stencilling, copper punch, copper embossing, pointing scherenitto (folk ort paper Friday, 7:30-8:30 PM cutting), wire sculpture and more. . , f % OvmiiMfla Setflon 1 (Grades 1&3) 4/38 M 3:15-4 8 $18 Doreen Candee Aduit Swims Session II (Grodes 18i3) 5/1 Th 3:15-4 8 $18 Hlghlond M 4-4:45 8 $18 Monday. 0:30-9:30 PM and 6:15-7:30 AM Session III (Grodes 38i4) 4/28 Session IV (Grodes 38i4) 5/1 Th 4-4:45 0 $10 Tuesday. 8:30-9:30 PM and 6:15-7:30 AM Session V (Grodes 5&6) 4/38 M 4:45-5:30 8 $18 Wednesday. 8:30-9:30 PM and 6:15-7:30 AM ■ ■ Session VI (Gi’ades 5&6) 5/1 Th 4:45-5:30 8 $18 Thursday. 6:15-7:45 AM and hove an emphasis on floor exer Friday. 8:30-9:30 PM and 6:15-7:30 AM These ore beginner level courses Horsebock Riding 4/27 Sun. . 2-3 5 $53 Glostonbury Equestrlon Center Beginner English style riding lessons. Learn how to groom a horse, saddle, walk and trot. If weather permits, a trail ride will be taken. Students should wear long ponts. shoes with a heel and Summer Swim Program provide their own hunt caps. Lessons j-vvia.-' ‘. f 1 .// 4 Tennis T'5* ■- l-i t Sesssion I (Beg.) 4/331 T. F 4:30-5:30 5 S16 Millie Kostluk Waddell. Globe Hallow, Saulters, Swanson and Verplanck pools are scheduled to open Saturdov. I r ’’ ^ Session II (Beg.) 5/3 M. W 4:30-5:30 5 $16 Charter Oak June 21 for the summer season. The pools will operate through Monday. September 1. Swim lessons . -'I Session III (Adv. Beg.) 5/3 T . F 4:30-5:30 5 $16 will be offered during three sessions: Beginner closses will cover bosk footwork, court position, forehand, bockhand. serve, volley, tennis rules and scoring. SESSION I Registration Wednesday. June IS. Closses: Thuridov.. June 36 through July 10. Advanced beginner doss will review the strokes. Emphasis Is on depth, placement ond court cov- SESSION II Registraton Mondoy July 14. Closses: Tuesdoy. July 15 through July 39. eroge In singles ond doubles. SESSION III Registration Friday. August 1. Closses: Mondoy. August 4 through August 15. Tennis Teom (oges IM S) *Town-wide swim meet will be held at Verplank Pool. Thursday. July 31 at 4: IS PM to completion. A new progrom coming this summer with Millie Kostluk. This Is o coochlno experience for experienced players. Portlclponts will play competitive motches against other area teams and each other. Parents will need to provldetransportotlon. Contact the Learn a Craft through a Leisure Time Class. Recreation Deportment for more information If interested In competition. Leisure Time Programs Are Creative & Fun!

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Till, Blow Snow, Plow Ken Braithwaite. Prop Trwior Only - MOM SI I IG and More! W. H. Preuss Sons, Inc. Shop early for Shop early for 228 Boston Tpke. (Rte. 6 B 44) TWO CONVENIENT LOCATIONS IN MANCHESTEFI 311 BROAD ST., MANCHESTER C > IO O O ilA 840 E. MIDDLE TPKE. on RT. 6 Opan Daily and Sun., Parkada Branch open Mon. thni Sat. (Behind Economy Oil Change) Bolton — 043-9492 best selection. best selection. O K K T i m MsM Til • Moti. 12-.S, Turs.-Fri. 10-6. John C. and Bernice A. Rieg, Owners Alaaraf Card A WSA Accepfad IHf HA'3 iVC'k P'Om V#f0 Work Thurs. 'ill 8, Sal. lO-S William J. Fioch, Executive Manager ORGANIZED SPORTS Adult General REGISTRATION We Need You CMm TtHM WMki Cm i Imtnwtw/ M EN’S « W OM EN’S SO FTBALL LEAGUES - Individuals Interested In L*mHm The llret day of reglatratlon, March 24th, will be for Manchetter realdenta only. being placed on existing softball teams should contact Carl Silver at rimry S/1 Th 7-lp«n 4 « B Halit Arrow Sorry, but we will not take any reglatratlon at claaaea or over the phone. If you hove a tolent, skill or special Interest which youare wllllna to share Loom olllMr toroot or hunllno ttylo thootlno at ttio Mooott ronoo In Iho Unltod Stotn. Inttructon 647-3064. League play Is May through August. oro roolonol ond notional chomplont. All oaulpmont It prodldod. All malUne must be received five working days prior to the first day of the class. with children or adults, you may enlov feochlng a Leisure Tim e Program. Teocher certification Is not necessary. Your experience, ability ond Whan mailing In a registration, please call to make certain there lean opening In ALUM NI JUNIOR LEAG UE BASEBALL (oges 13 & 14) - Registration Coromic't April 17-27,6:00-8:00 pm, Mahoney Recreation Center, 110 Cedar Street. enthusiasm are Important. SMtIon 1 4/24 Th 6:30*12noon 8 $26 Eltit Mvtr the class. We also welcome your suogestlons about the prooroms and services you Sm lon II 4/23 W 12:3Mom • $26 Hlohlond A $5.00 registration tee and $3.00 Recreation Membership Card Is re­ Ststlon III 4/21 M 6:30>9Dm 1 $26 All participants must have a recreation card. (Recreation cards are not required quired. Your age is determined as of August 1,1986. Tryouts are held In think ore needed. To teach or make a suggestion, please fill oof our form Sntlen iv 4/24 Th 6:30^pm 8 $26 for senior citizens.) below and forward If to our office at the Manchester Recreation May with league ploy during June and July. Deportm ent, 41 Center St., M anchester, C T 04040. O ur telephone num ber is OottOt art tor boolnnort, odvonctd btoinnor onO Inttrmodlott. Tho u u ot polntt. oloitt ond tlr- Some classes have extended registration. Inot It Indudod In tliofoo. A wido vorlotv ot moldt to cheoto trom. Oroonwort ourctioud at ottior I 647-3084 or 647-3089. Th a n k you I ttudlot con bo tirtd tor o minimal fto. In Uhusual clrcumstanoes, some exceptions to the above policy will be made by INTERTOW N CO LT LEAG UE BASEBALL (ages 15-17) - Registration the Manchester Recreation Department. April 28-May 2, 6:00-8:00 pm, Mahoney Recreation Center, 110 Cedar Nonofeocb Rldliit Sottlon I (Boo.) 4/23 W 7-«pm S $53 Glottonburv Street. A $3.00 Recreation Membership Card Is require/*. You cannot be Sottlon II (Adv. 0 .) 4/24 Th 7-dom S $53 Eouottrlon 18 years old prior to July 31,1986. The Manchester Recreation Depart­ Ctnttr ment has two teams that compete In the Inter-town Colt League. Lea­ Ensllth ttylo rldlno Ittton. Studontt thould woor long pontt, thoot with o hool and provido thoir own hunt copt. gue play Is during June and July. Boolnnort: Hovo novor liddon o horto botoro or only o tow timot. Registration Form Advoncod Boolnnort: Hovo riddon botoro. Con walk, trot or cantor. GIRLS SENIOR LEAGUE FAST PITCH SOFTBALL - (ages 13-17) Re­ 4/24 Th 9:30-11:30 $20 Morv Daly gistration May 12 - May 16, 6:00-8:00 pm, Mahoney Recreation Center, Highland Pork PARTICIPANT. DATE. 110 Cedar St. A $5.00 Registration fee and a $3.00 Recreation member­ Studontt mov loom oil or acrylic polnttno. Motorloltnoodod: convot, bruthot, root, modlumoml- lot knlfo, contolnor to hold wotor and oderlott turpontino. ship card is required. Your age Is determined as of August 1,1986. Lea­ REC CARD NO.. EXPIRE3- NAME month day year gue play Is during June and July.

ADDRESS. M EN’S & W OM EN’S SUMMER BASKETBALL LEAGUES - Outdoors ADDRESS Street city state zip under the lights at Charter Oak Courts. Team registration In June. Lea­ HOME PHONE. _ b u s in e s s p h o n e __ gue play during July and August. For further Information call Carl HOME PHONE Sllyer at the Recreation Department office, 647-3084, Monday through CLASS (Nsme/Sectlon) . Friday, 8:30 am to 4:30 pm. BUSINESS PHONE After School Rollerskating CLASS M EN’S (over 30) SOCCER - Evenings during June and July at Mount (Nsme/Sectlon . Nebo. Anyone Interested In playing should contact Carl Silver at the THANK$ — YOUR IDEA$ REALLY DO HELPI CMnt Stwrtt O m n Tlm « WMkt C6tt Intiroctor/ LocoNon Make checks payable to: Manchester Recreation Department. Recreation Department office, M7-3084, Monday through Friday, 8:30 3-6 1 $S Skating Poloco am to 4:30 pm. Trig 1 ■ wothlngton/ 3/27 Th Mall to: Manchester Recreation Department. Leisure Programs, 41 VonMonk Eott Hartford Center St., Manchester, C T 06040. Trig 2 - Nathan Holo 4/3 Th 3-6 1 $5 Boonrt All fees payable upon registration and will be returned only if class is 3-6 1 $5 Trig 3 ■ Robortton 4/10 Th cancelled. Registration is taken on a first-come, first-serve basis. j Pickups will bo at tho dotlonotod tchoolt. Rogltlrollon will toko ploco In tho school cototorlos. Pockooo Includos skoto rontol, transportation and admission.

Bus Trips

Quincv Morket 5/3 Sat. $20 Bus will deoart from HIghlond Pork School at 8:00 a.m. ond leove Quincv Market at 6:00o.m. This Is a perfect opDortunItv to en|ov the sites of Boston, oo shopping or eat at one of the delightful soots. Plan your own day. STARS & STRIKES Newportr Rhode Island 5/17 Sat. $35 For over half a century, Diilion's has main­ Bus will depart from HIghlond Park School at 8:30 o.m. Uotin orrivol we will have a tour of the tained an honest and dependable service de­ Marble House. After, the bus will drop us at the wharf where there will be plenty of time to enloy a SUMMER SPECIAL leisurely lunch or go shopping. To end the day, a tour of the magnificent Breakers. Bus will return partment, a courteous and helpful sales staff, to Manchester approximately at 6:00 p.m. and a managment that really cares about its ^ 7 customers. We believe in providing the best for our cus­ Learn a New Hobby with Folk Art Classes. tomers, whether it be product, service, or price. 99 And we sell a lot more than just cars. We’re a full « service dealership offering everything from Open Play June, July & August H o L iD A Y R e c r e a t i o n pickups and vans to heavy trucks and special­ From 10:00 a.m. to 6:00 p.m. ized equipment. Whatever your automotive C e n t e r i n g . needs, come to Dillon's and discover what the word "difference” can mean. Your satisfactions Manifidd Ctnter. Connecticut — Mon.-Fri. is our guarantee. Eiitorn Coimectlcut's Largest Private Brunswick Parkade Lanes Dillon Ford. Our reputation says it all: excellent 346% West MMdIa Tpka. service, no high pressure and a "we care” atti­ \ Maiiefcatter, CT 06640 tude that makes our customers some of our best DAY CAMP salesmen. an established camp program on 20 beautiful acres with a \ \ 643-1507 full range of activities Including all sports, 2 swimming pools, crafts, dramatics, pioneering and computer training.

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O ur 27th Year Staff of 50 SINCE 1 9 3 3 ■1558 Diuon319 Main Street (Across from Armory) Call 423-1375 For Brochure tbIuBitobs' FlywIieeiB'Drunn’Rolare MANCHESTER 643-2145 41 Chaffeeville Road • Mansfield Center, C T Everybody knows MAHONEY RECREATION CENTER she’s in danger. OUTDOOR TENNIS & BASKETBALL 110 Cedar Street General Information Everybody cares. Activities and resources available at the center Include ping pong, billi­ ards, foozball, fitness equipment, gymnasium, showers and lockers. But not enough Courts are available for any Manchester resident. Children under 16 will not be permitted to use the building after 8 pm, n except when accompanied by a parent, attending a special program, or people ate digging as a member of a particular group. Participants must be 18 years of age to use the gymnasium after 8 pm. d o w n an d d oin g The following locations have courts available: Participants must be 13 years of age to use the fitness room unlesslac- componled by an adult or supervisor. something about it. MAHONEY RECREATION CENTER, 110 Cedar Street Two Tennis Courts, One Basketball Court If the work to restore her is to go on,alot more people have to L8 CHARTER OAK PARK make their contribution.Tbday. Fourt lighted Tennis Courts, Two lighted Basketball Courts S A V E TH IS If not you, who? The Mahoney Recreation Center offers Basketball ■ n and a Lot More! Tha Statiw of Liborty^EMs laland Fbundation, Inc. ROBERTSON PARK, 4S North School Street SUPPLEMENT! P.Q Box 1988, New York, New York 10018 rd like to help S « e The Lady. Endond is my Ux deductible contribution for Two Tennis Courts, One Basketball Court □ $10 D « 6 DKiO nilOO nidOO Q O therl------LONG LIVE LIBERTY! Pleaee make checka peyeble to: Statue of Uberty. It contains important information Q CbeckenckaedOrpleeaedianpmy QMaatertlaid CD VISA 0 AmencanExtras Make your check payable to: 1 I I I I I I I I I I I I I I I MANCHESTER HIGH SCHOOL, 134 East Middle Tornpllco □ Please let me know how my oompeny can help, Two lighted Tennis Courts, Upper The Statue o f Liberty/ about the Spring & Summer Two non-llghted Tennis Courts, Upper Ellis Island Foundation, Inc NAllCin«0M Print) 8IGNATURI If Mtagcndtt caM.1 Two non-llghted Tennis Courts, Lower P.O. B ox 1986 COMPANY NAMB New York, NY 10018 activities of the Manchester UBERIY 1 8 8 6 -1 9 8 6 All contributions are tax deductible Recreation Department. i _ - K E E P T H E T O R C H U T - ^ 1905 The Statue of Liberty-Ellis Island Foundation 2 HOUR COLOR PRINT 'Uahnsan GRUMMAN BOAT PROCESSING Manchester Racquet Club Inc. GOOD Indoor Tennis For All The Family 404 West Center Bt., Manchester, C T 06040 $100 O F F 1/2 P R I C E 646-8860 LUCK COLOR PRINT PROCESSING OR 2ND SET OF PRINTS 12 ft. Cartopper 110-126-135 SIZES ONLY 110-126-135 COLOR ONLY To All WITH THIS COUPON - EXPIRES JUNE 30. 1986 SUMMER SEASON * 5 3 5 Manchester May 27 — August 29 We Salem nassiff use Junior Development Program 14 ft. Cartopper Sport Teams l ^ ^ t u d i o Teaching Pros: Tom Rodden & Cherie Dow Baker

.> I I illltHi I If I t ' ’ . t'li'i ■ , ■ • ' * 6 1 9 From all the " M M i li. s i. ' 1 I '-1-1 1 1 " .’ n i '• n ■ 1 Mon.-Sat. 9*6 / Thurs. 9-8 C ? J______Four Week Clinic - Mondays Four Weak Clinic - Tuesdays Alumni at the Coat $60 Coat $60 June 23-July 14 4:30-6:30 Juno 24-July 15 4:30-6:30 18 ft. Square Stern 164 East Center Street July 2t-August 11 4:30-6:30 July 22-August 12 4:30-6:30 Manchester Beginner/Low Intermediate. Maximum Intermedlate/Advanced, Maximum 16 16 players. One hour Instruction plus players. One hour instruction plus one Canoe * 3 5 0 one hour supervised play. hour supervised play.

This new Johnson* is the most Also: Used boats, motors, technologically advanced four Private Lessons horsepower outboard available today. and canoes. Available with Tom Rodden or.Cherie Dow Baker. Smooth firing, two-cyiinder design. ‘'“''a s “1 F-N-R gearshift, twist grip throttle and Call the club after 4:30 for appointment and rates. MagRash* electronic CD ignition are MANCHESTER just a few of the many features. ^ v^e Come see it today. STATE BANK Club Hours "Your Local Hometown Bank' Monday thru Thursday, 4:30 to 10:00 'Uahnsan MHS Baseball Nat Agostinelli, President 1st home game Barbara Wcfaiberc Rainy days and weekends call the club after 9 a.m. for April 10 vs. East Catholic 1041 Main Street 040-4004 court availability. I 105 Spencer Street 040-7570 CAPITOL EQUIPMENT CO, 647-1419 Open time $10 per court hour. 38 Main St., Manchester • 643-7958 MEMBER FDIC Equal Housing Lender EOE Thursday Lo TED CUMMINGS fe\ CUNLIFFE AUTO BODY INSURANCE sir SINCE 1947; ART CUNUFFE, PROP. By John f Herald Ri QUALITY WORK BobBro' Very personal service, that’s what iai Comer stood on tl this moral COMPETITIVE PRICES you get from Ted Cummings last week' the light I Your Specialists for taking care of Winr Insurance Agency. Whether it is front of thi "Someoi ter’s “fender-bender”, dents & dings. life, health, auto, home, or from my s week,” B * F o rtig n it Anw rican passing b business... they will do their best “Thank yc * Spacializing in Foreign Cars the passer * Precision Fram StraigMening to find a plan to fit your needs. He was thinking « * Complete Collision Work iike to w Your local hometown agent week’s st * Free Estimates estimated serves you best! figure is I cut's histo miilion r 2 4 HOUR TOWING SERVICE Septembei today. "If I wir said Edna ter as she 378 MAIN ST., MANCHESTER Arthur Dr MSA “One is d 643-0016 other is dr Phone: 646-2457 both had i RTE. 83. TALCOTTVILLE Zitkoviti consider short vaci “I've n said. “Th don't kno COMMITMENT have been REGAL’S TO EXCELLENCE haven’t b< “What t Jenny Gi who boug Selection, Service, Style.,. Corner SI retire." ‘T ii pa Chester r said. FEATURING: The tho the mind ticket thi Hart, Schaffner & Marx Clothing • Christian Dior officials s million tb the state i Yves Saint Laurent • Botany ‘500’ “ This is had,” Brc “This Sprague, Sasson • Sansabelt Slacks Drug Stor toputexti lottery. Pi 30 tickets LARGEST m & TALL” DEPARTMENT EAST OF THE RIVER! Easy Downtown Parking • Free Lifetime Alterations Fai Exciting Spring Clothing & Accessories Arriving Daily! Comblm The S blanket I rebels fii goverann Downtown Main St. Tri-City Plaza The Sei Manchester Vernon proposal BECAVS Open Mon., Tues. & Sat. Kennedy, Open Mon.-Sat. •Your Quality M an’a Sh o p ’ have forb Till 5:30 10-5:30 thus wo Wed., Thurs., Fri. 10-9 scuttled 1 Thurs. Nites ’til 9; 00 posed pac to the reb

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