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Call betweeen 5-9pm. the Classifieds. Call 643- sonality. Champion line 1975 Comoro — - 350, auto­ tion. $600 or best offer. hitch and more. $4400 for bred. 7424188 after 4pm. 1973 Volkswagen Super 446-9832. 2711. matic, power brakes & Coll 649-9942 between 6- Beetle — 3 speed auto­ both. 649-4913 otter 5pm. r^ROATS/MARINE steering, Monroe shocks, 8pm. AKC Golden Retrievers, matic. Very good condi­ Six Room Furnished WANT ADS are the 18 3 1 e q u ip m e n t spoke wheels, alarm sys­ tion. New point lob. $750. Home — One room for friendly way of finding a ready 4/10F86 call 646-1263 tem, AM/FM stereo, Jen­ # T o Settle Estate-1983 [MOtORCYCLES/ otter 5pm. 646-1525. rent. Male or female. Call cosh buyer for applian­ Rowboat, 12 ft. AH flatbot- son speakers. Excellent Olds Flrenzo, 4 cycle, 3 MOPEDS 649-7911. ces, musical Instruments, tom , morine plyiijrood. running condition. Call door coupe. 50,000 miles. otter 5pm, 64^^50. cars and a host of other Bow decked, stern tran- [MISCELLANEOUS Loaded with CB, 649-7668. 1982 Kawasaki 550 L TD — Items. son, cypress. 6464477. FOR SALE IQ 9JTRUCK8/VAN8 Excellent condition. 6,500 4^1980 Chevette— 4 speed, I ^ ^ I f OR ALE APARTMENTS 1972 Mustang— 6cvllnder standard transmission, 8 miles. 742-8843. lK a u d ip trr Hrralft autom atic power steer­ 0 FOR R O T Broksonic Cordless 45,000 miles. $1,800. Call ) Manchester A City nl Village Charm MUSICAL Phone with memory. $35. ing. Runs, but needs work. 643-9043 after 6pm. 1979 Ford Cube Von — $250. Call 643-7237 Otter MI8CELLANE0U8 Manchester — Beautiful 5 643-6801.q t ______Runs great, body needs ITEMS 6pm. room, 2 bedroom apart­ work. $1,200 or best offer. AUTOMOTIVE FURNITURE 1971 Volvo 145 F Station See at Al Slettert's, 445 ment In mint condition, 8 Sections used stockade Wagon, automatic, excel­ Hartford Rood, great location, extra Baby Grand, Mehlln. Ex­ fence, 6' x 8' with post. $75 Wednesday, March 19,1986 25 Cents cellent condition. Fine ^ 1968 Pontiac Lemons lent running condition 8, Manchester. TjF^Fou^olm wt new large rooms. Available Protect Your Treasured for all. 643-1938.0 165SR13 radio! tires. 3 on Dining Room Table with sound. $5,950. For appoint­ Convertible. Air, oil new 1972 Volvo station wagon, April 1st. S600 Includes tires. Classic candidate. 4 speed, use for ports. toyoto rims. $150.643-4400. heat, hot water & garage. custom fit table pads. ment, call 423-2668, please Guaranteed. Superior leave message. $2,500 or best otter. 646- $1,800 for both or best Singles welcomel Call ENDROLLS 8030. offer. Coll 742-7784 otter CAMPBI8/ 4 ^ r u c k Cap for 8 foot bed, Rose. 647-8400 or 646-8646. workmanship. Some TRAN.ER blue. Excellent condition. styles with decorator co­ 27% wLdlh-aS* 5pm. 8 0 Bay State man lors. I'll come to your 13% wldth-2 tor 2S8 M $200. 644-2124. Mayor Manchester - 5 Room [PETS AND home to measure your 1980 Chevy Citation — 1976 Grem lin — 49,000 duplex, 3 bedrooms, gar­ SUPPUES MUST be piclied up « the Ladder Rock for Pickup table with no obligation. Blue. Automatic, bir, high miles, new exhaust, auto­ 1973 Volkswagen Camper age, central location. Ap­ Menchestar Herald OHice — Good condition. $1,500. truck with 8 ft. bed. $250. Lisa, 236-1808, leave before 11 A.M. ONLY. miles. Good condition. matic good running con­ pliances, carpeting, no $1,195. Coll 646-2796. dition. $1,000. 649-8874. Coll 742-8843. Coll 647-9710. pets. Available April 1st. message. backs is chosen as S400a month plus security ^ 2 0 Gal I on Fish Tan k with and references. 643-4067. accessories. Also 3 sharks - ( ITV/8TBIE0/ and 2 angelfish. 289-1062 Manchester — Five room evenings. first floor apartment with APPUANCES Moffett chief inspector one car garage near East Center St. Two bedrooms, Used Refrigerators, INVITATION TO BIP By Alex GIrBlII i-' 9 S47S per month. Available Washers, Ranges — Sealed bids will be received Associate Editor April 1. Zinsser Agency, Cleon, guaranteed, parts In tbe General Services' af- By Mark A. Dupuis Senate, which will have time to 646-1511. and service. Low prices. flce, 41 Center St., Manches­ TAKE M ayor Barbara Weinberg this United Press International take up the appointment in the ter, C T until April 3, 1984 at B.D. Pearl 8, Son, 649 morning announced her support fSr-.'S; legislative session that runs into Three Room Apartment Main Street, 643-2171. 11:00 a.m. for the followine; for the gubernatorial candidacy of early May. — First floor, renovated, (1) G Y M E Q U IP M EN T HARTFORD — A former high- FOR MANCHESTER Toby Moffett, putting herself at ranking official in the Massachu­ Although the state has two chief appliances. S300 monthly Like New 14 cu. ft. Indus- POLICE DEPT. plus utilities. Security and trlol freeier. $350. 649- odds with most of Manchester's setts inspector general’s office was auditors, Becker was left to make (3) PURCHASE OF references reaulred. No 9012. A Democratic leadership. chosen today from three finalisto the choice on his own. Auditor L«o FILING/STORAGE UNIT pets. Available April ISth. FOR MARY CHENEY Weinberg, with Moffett at her to become Connecticut's first V. Donohue, who says the inspec­ 97 Wells Street. Call 646- TV. 21" Black and white LIBRARY side, made the announcement at a inspector general. tor general's office is not needed, 0350. Zenith portable. $45. Coll The Town of Manchester Is morning news conference in Lin­ refused to participate in tbe otter 6pm, 646-4618.0 on equal opportunity em­ coln Center. State Auditor Henry J . Becker selection process. ployer, and requires on ottlr- J r ., completing the second step in CONOOMiNNJMS motlveoctIon policy foroll of CHANCE When asked they had discussed The other finalists whose names Excellent Coin Operated FOR RENT Its Contractors and Vendors the possibility of a place for the screening process, recom­ were before Becker were Col. wosher. Great for apart­ os o condition of doing busi­ mended Douglas J. Wells for ment house or home use. Weinberg on a Moffett state ticket, Henri F. Erkelens, 52, of Trum bull, ness with the Town, os per appointment by the Legislature to Manchester — One bed­ $75. 649-4003.0 Federal Order 11244. both said no such discussion had inspector general in the state room Condo, desirable Bid Forms, plans ondspeclfl- taken place. “ But it's a great head the newly created inspector Military Department, and attor­ area, second floor. $450 Solid State A M -F M ste­ cotlons ore available at the idea,” said Moffett, who formerly general's office. ney Stephen Schultz, 38, of Newton, General Services' office. monthly. 5^0776. reo. Multiflex receiver, represented Connecticut's Sixth Wells, 38, an attorney currently Mass., deputy director of the Bay BSR MacDonald Mln- TOW N OF MANCHESTER, CT. Congressional District and living in Greenwich and now State inspector general’s office. Ichanger plus two speak­ mounted an unsuccessful chal­ I STORE AND ers. $39.44. 742-7497.0 ROBERT B. WEISS, between jobs, formerly worked in The Connecticut inspector gen­ GENERAL MANAGER lenge to Sen. Lowell Weicker in a high-level post in the Massachu­ eral's office was created under a OFFICE SPACE 0.33-03 1982. setts inspector general’s office, law passed last year after several Weinberg was one of several Office Space — Excellent 01 officials said. unsuccessful attempts in previous I MACHINERY INVITATION TO BID people who unsuccessfully sought location with ample park­ AND TOOLS Becker said he chose Wells from legislative sessions to establish the ing. 600, 400 & 300 so. ft. Sealed bids will be received the Democratic nomination for the field of three finalists chosen by office. office suites are now In tbe otrice of the Director of secretary of the state in 1978. a legislative search committee The office is charged with Get rid of those tools that General Services', 41 Center available. 649-2891. St., Manchester, C T until Moffett told reporters that ex­ because he has “a heavy back-' preventing and detecting fraud, you have no use for. Place Morch 31, 19S4 ot 11:00 a.m. cept for the lieutenant governor ground in investigatory wo^k^ waste and abuse in stale govern­ an ad In the classifieds Manchester — Prime for the following: slot, he does not have much control which I think would complement ment. Gov. W illiam A. O ’Neill has downtown store or office and replace the tools with REPAIR, RENOVATIONS & over who will run on bis under­ what’s in place here.” proposed a $268,(m budget for the space. Approximately cosh! Call 643-2711. ADDITIONS TO OUTSIDE ''WE’VE GOT YOUR NUMBER” ticket if he succeeds in defeating The nomination must be ap­ office in the 198iB-87 fiscal year, 1750 square feet with utili­ RACQUETBALL COURTS - ties. 668-1447. CHARTER OAK PARK Gov. William O'Neill in the battle proved by the full House and which begins July 1. The Town ot Manchester Is for the nomination. on eauol opoortunitv em* iFUa 0R./C0AL/ plover, and requires on affir­ Weinberg, who is serving her i INDUSTRIAL I h r ew o o d mative action policy foroll of CONTEST second term as mayor of Manches­ 1,7 Its Contractors and Vendors ter, did not directly answer a l37lpB0PERTY os o condition of doing busi­ question about whether she would Radon level spurs Tw o Cords of wood, Seo- ness with the Town, os per A Federal Order 11244. run for any office this year. “ I'm soned 6 months, cut & H«rald photo by Baihaw. Manchester — Industrial split. $75 each. Cash & The U.S. Dept, of the Interior interested in running in the fore­ space, 1,500 square feet. carry. 646-3156. Is participating In this pro- S T A R T IN G seeable future," she said. Also 3,000 square feet Gubernatorial hopeful Toby Moffett lect, therefore all federal In her endorsement of Moffett, nomination at a Lincoln Center news new fears in state storage. Tullv Real Est­ wage rotes, state wage rotes W E ’RE a Y - shares a light moment this morning with conference. Moffett will be in town ate. 6434)005. and the Dovis Bocon Act pro­ Weinberg called him a “man who visions regarding ontl4ls- MARCH 14th! listens, who cares and who does not Manchester Mayor Barbara Weinberg, tonight for a meeting of the Democratic ofhce/retal crlmlnotlon and equal oopor- g i v i n g A W A HARTFORD (AP) — Tests have drinking water has been linked to EQUMMENT tunitv etc. must apply to this wait for problems to drop on his right, who announced her support tor Town Committee. confirmed the presence of poten­ stomach cancer. [ROOMMATES contract. door." « Moffett’s quest for the Democratic tially harmful levels of radon in at Water and air samples were over Bid Forms, plans and specifi­ She acknowledged that the cam­ least six towns, leading to the R ^ 1 BM Selectrics. 10% oft. three months in 63 homes in the six jWANTBI cations ore available at the paign in Manchester will be an St. Patrick's Day Special! possibility that the cancer-causing towns in western Connecticut and General Services' Office, 41 uphill effort, but said she is used to 6494986. Center Street, Monchester, f r e e radioactive gas exists in all of along the shoreline. Brown said. Manchester - Profes­ Connecticut. To Every 5th, 10th such battles. sional mole/female, 30-40 Connecticut, a state health official The targets were selected on the TOWN OF MANCHESTER “ When you are right about an Move splits town leadership said. basis of geology and were intended to share large 2 family, IRECREATONAL CONNECTICUT issue or about a candidate, you can cellar storage, washer & The gas was found in New to measure the existence of radon e q u ip m b it ROBERT B. WEISS. 15th and 20th Caller... campaign effectively, she said. dryer. $300a month plus [ GENERAL MANAGER Fairfield. Bethlehem. Torrington, gas in certain types of bedrock, he “Toby Moffett will be the gover­ Mayor Barbara Weinberg's announcement of utilities. 6434776. 03243 rLASSlF'12 who speaks with our classified ad Democratic State Central Committeeman John Shelton. Clinton and Verncto. said. nor to lead us into the 1990s,” support for Toby Moffett in the Democratic Sullivan, who backs O'Neill, said this morning that David R. Brown, chief of the state Brown said no “ hot spots" Pools! Pools! Pools! AAA department between 8:30 a.m. Weinberg said. Her remarks drew gubernatorial race this morning was timed to put the Weinberg's announcement will have no effect on pool distributor must dis­ Department of Health Services' requiring immediate action were ^W O BD A D S repeated applause from the 18 or so focus on Moffett when the Democratic Town tonight’s poll. pose of entire stock of Zip-Frait Bosic and 5:00 p.m., Monday through toxic hazards section, said found in the preliminary survey. Merchandise new, leftover, 1985, 31 ft. Moffett supporters in tbe room. Committee meets tonight to apportion its 23 "We assumed right along she was going for Tuesday. He said the study helped the She predicted that Moffett would family sized swimming Friday, we’il give away a free clas­ delegates to the state convention that will choose Moffett,” Sullivan said. But Brown added, “ I'm abso­ department determine that geol­ be elected governor in November pools with huge sundeck, between Moffett and Gov. William O'Neill for the Sullivan said he personally would prefer to see a lutely convinced it's in every ogy is not the only factor in locating and said: “ You will see increased IHOUDAY/ fencing, filter, ladders sified word ad for a maximum of nomination. primary election in Manchester for delegates to the town.” radon sources. and worrantv for only PLUS 'Vitality and creativity in state Moffett is scheduled to speak at tonight's meeting. state convention. Brown declined to name the “ Geology does give some infor­ SEASONAL $978. Installation optional six consecutive days. leadership." Weinberg's position puts her in opposition to " I would primary right now," Sullivan said. He sections of the six towns where the mation but not enough to predict," ondextra.flnandngavall- Responding to Weinberg's re­ Democratic Town Chairman Theodore Cummings said he does not want to give up any delegates to the state conducted its tests. He said a Brown said. Radon levels in the ^Snowblower, Snowbird, able. Coll Paul at 721-1884. marks, Moffett said his campaign and most of the town’s Democratic establishment, a Moffett supporters. detailed report of the findings will state are higher than the country 2 r\ 3'/iHo. $175. J.C. Pen­ east of the Connecticut R iver has situation reflected around the state. ney 10 cu. ft. Chest Fold Up Ping Pong Table But Sullivan said Cummings is the coordinator of be issued later this week. as a whole but “ about where other picked up momentum. The endor­ Stephen T . Penny, who leads the majority freeier, 6 years old. $180. with net. $25. Coll 646-6810 the O ’Neill campaign in Manchester and must play Radon is a colorless, odorless Northeastern states are,” he said. sement by Weinberg is the most' 649-1847. after 5:30pm.o Every 150th, 200th Democrats on the town Board of Directors, said the m ajor role in policy decisions. Cummings could gas that is the natural product of Radon can enter a home through important thing that has happened today he was “disappointed" by Weinberg's not be reached for comment. the decay of radium, itself a well water or by seeping through in the eastern campaign, he said. decision.” But he said the endorsement would not The poll at tonight’s meeting in the Lincoln Center product of uranium that has the ground and into the cellar. But Moffett, a former citizen hurt Manchester if O'Neill were to be the nominee. CARS [CARS and 300th Caller... hearing room will determine how the delegates will decayed over millions of years. Brown said. Tigh tly sealed homes activist who has said he can win “ The governor knows both how deep and wide his FOR SALE FOR SALE be apportioned. Petitions would be required to force Radon can be emitted by rocks and m ay have a greater potential for a will receive a grand prize of with little support from the party support is in Manchester." Penny said. a prim ary to overturn the distribution and give all soil and is found just about buildup of radon, officials say. establishment, said he was getting Supporters of both candidates agree that Moffett Dinner for Tw o |it one of the delegates to one candidate. everywhere. Brown said ventilating a base­ ? 5 iz "s much more than a commitment will get only three or four of the delegates after town Sullivan said he doubts Weinberg's announcement It has contaminated homes in ment is a key solution to any from a mayor. He said he is committee members are polled at tonight's meeting. STEPHEN WORLD OF WHEELS following restaurants of their of support for Moffett will influence othercommittee Pennsylvania, New Jersey, New problem. gaining “ one of the best workers in By party custom, Weinberg, as mayor, and W A N T S h WILL SET A 4 DAY SALES RECORD memters. York and other states. Some Connecticut residents choice: : tbe state.” Cummings, as chairman, will be among the In his comments on the possibility of a prim ary i The National Cancer Institute have hired companies to check Both Weinberg and her husband, delegates. election in Manchester, Moffett said this morning considers radon to be the second- their homes for radon, and tlie Stanley — who were early suppor­ When he addressed supporters at^yeinberg's news JAGUAR - CADILLAC • FIANO’S • WONGS that ‘ ‘everywhere I go, people want to fight. I have to leading cause of lung cancer, after state health department has the ters of Jimmy Carter's presiden­ conference this morning. Moffett did not rule out the talk to them dispassionately about nurturing our smoking. Federal health and en­ names of some consultants that • THE ADAMS MILL tial campaign — will play an active possibility of a primary challenge to win all 23 of resources." vironmental officials believe make such tests. Manchester’s delegates. But he said his campaign “ We are fully prepared to fight in many places, radon causes 5.000 to 20,000 of the Sidney S. Quarrier, supervising *188” OVER INVOICE • VITO’S BIRCH MOUNTAIN INN organization has to decide where to spend the money and this could be one of them ." he said. 100.000 lung-cancer deaths in the Please tnm to page 8 for primaries. geologist with the state geological 4 DAY CADILLAC SALEH United States each year. M SEDAN DEVILLE Also, exposure to radon in Please tarn to page 8 9 In order to qualify, simply call and speak with one of our classified TODAY’S HERALD Aquino delays decision Call Now representatives to learn if you 9.9% RNANCING TOO!! are a LU C K Y W INNER. Four Jobs too much, STM TS WED. MMCN 19TH 81831 on calling new election \ m O I M I I K No recommendation Index MSOUITELY ENDS SAT. MTAR. 22ND CXCUMVE and Win! A special panel says the chief 24 pages, 4 sections Bolton official says EVERY STOCK CADILLAC OFFERED FOR state medical examiner's office Combined Wire Services Aquino today postponed a final JUST *188“ OVER FACTORY INVOICE. A comfortAble sip-front suffers from administrative and AHuirA 17 decision on the panel's recommen­ By Gcoro* Layng basic with rick rack ac­ morale problems, but it made no 91-99 Members of President Corazon dations until "early next week,” HeraldRpporter DEVILLES ELDORADO cents for the half-siser. CONTEST DATES recommendation as to the fate of 00-94 Aquino's Cabinet urged her to end following an hourlong meeting Na. 8188 wtth Phate- the office’s eihbattled head. Dr. with the committee chairman. Gaida is in Sises 12% to r:nnnir« 1R a political crisis by rewriting the BOLTON — Comidaining tliat lie does not have enoogh tiiM to FLEETWOOD CIMARRON 24%. Sise 14%, S7 bast, 643-2711 Catherine A. Gaivin. The five- constitution to create a U.S.-style Justice Minister Neptali Gonzalez, handle the four town posiUons he liolds, H . Calvin HtdeUnaan MARCH 14th — 31st P.nnna^iriil A 2% yards 46-inch. :member panel was created to look bicameral system and calling said presidential spokesman Rene warned the Board of Finance Tuesday that Bolton is looing tax SEVILLE into complaints about the office. FntatrtainmAnt 17 T8 8BBBL 1404 t U S Mr M b NON-COMMERCIAL ADVERTISERS ONLY Frwii* general elections for Nov. 11, Saguisag. revenue and is'in danger of being sued for incomplete records THIS SALE WILL NOT BE EXTENDED. A PslMm, pMi 88$ SrpssMn e i ONLY IN THE Story on page 4. 1 naw* A IQ Cabinet members said. "An announcement on the na­ and building, health and aeptic InspecUona. TRUE ONE TIME OFFER TO BUY YOUR Full details of recommendations ture of this government will be Partial daartng 1 nttary 9 made next week." possibly Tues­ “ I don’t have time to do what I'm supposed to do," he told board FAVORITE LUXURY CAR. submitted by a five-member min­ members during s meeting at Community Hall. HutcUnaon has nhiliiaria* ft isterial committee after a week of day. Saguisag said in a telephone ■ 1WS.B.T.I Mild with a chance of thunder­ served the past IS years as Bolton’s assessor, sanitarian, aoniai SORRY JAGUAR NOT INCLUDED Dpininn R debate were not disclosed, but interview. storms early tonight with partial agent and Gilding ofBdal. BUT PRICED AFFORDABLY. clearing after midnight and a low Panpla «■ 9 officials implied the election would In a related matter, the 1980 Naw FASHION with in the mid 80s. Windy with clearing OpnH* 0-19 require a dissolution of the unica­ presidential campaigns of Ronald The town is lo si^ "hundreds and hundreds" of dollars in taxes 3Y WORLD OF WHEELS PlMl»«aida pattesw ia skies Thursday and a high from 35 T^lfuifinn 17 meral National Assembly, which Reagan and Jimmy Carter are i®anrl}ffitpr Hpralb to 45 before turning colder later in 11 .Q AMnriH ft 7 would then be replaced by a P t e M t a n te naae 2 CreceCaleCaBac- 1097 FABMIMOTON AVI . BTI. 6. ERISIOl the day. Details on page 2. U.S.-style House and Senate. r oiSTOl 589-6711 Hrrp 5 49-5 5 55, W7BY 5 74-1677 Weather 2 Please turn lb page 8 ..--r-ri-. 1-800-697-1001 ..ujr.ivr Priea .... S1 J8 MANCHESTER HERALD. Wedneiday. March U. 1 9 8 6 -1 1 - MANCHESTER HERALD. Wednesday, March 19, 1986 WEATHER Ethics Commission sets date Today’s forecast to consider confiict charge

CoBaectlcai, MMsaekiieua and Riude Islaad; By John F. Kirch pointed by the Board of Directors mission poses a conflict of interest. Cloudy with occasional rain, windy and mild with Herald Reporter to look at possible changes in the The commission will then pass showers and a chance of thunderstorms this Town Charter, "could possibly be its recommendations to the Board afternoon and early tonight. Partial clearing after The Ethics Commission will hold in conflict of interest,” because he of Directors, which would make a midnight. High today In the 80s. Low tonight from an administrative meeting April 3 is a member of STEAL, an Eighth final decision on whether to take the mid SOs in the west to the mid 4Ss in the east. to look into an inquiry made by the Utilities District group that op­ Irish off the charter commission. Windy with clearing Thursday. The h i^ SS to 48 secretary of the town firefighters’ poses consolidation of the town and FitzGerald said the board has early in the morning then turning colder during the union about a possible conflict of independent utilities district, and always taken the commission’s day. interest in having Wallace Irish Jr. also the insurance agent for the advice. m i Maine: Rain and windy may begin as pnow in the sit on the town’s Charter Revision district. Irish has denied that his mem­ north. Thundershowers possible this afternoon. Commission. Some of the changes the Charter bership is a conflict of interest. He High 40 to 30. Rain changing to flurries north and The Ethics Commission, an Revision Commission will look at said his insurance agency is the mountains and ending followed by partial clearing advisory board that reports to the could make it easier for the town to district' insurance agent rather elsewhere tonight. Low In the 20s and SOs. Windy town Board of Directors and only consolidate with the district, which than himself. and much colder Thursday. Partly sunny south and meets to hear complaints, has provides sewer and fire protection The Charter Revision Commis­ sion will consider changes to scattered flurries north and mountains. Tempera­ asked Irish and David M. Mayer, for much of northern Mancherster. sections 10.10 and 10.11 of the Town ture falling into the teens and SOs in the afternoon. who made the complaint, to attend Mayer said he wrote the letter on I f . the meeting to answer questions, his own, with no support from the Charter, which require a separate New Hampshire: Rain and windy today, % -rii favorable vote by district residents thundershowers possible this afternoon. High 48 to r AyvMj commission Chairman William firefighters’ union. FitzGerald said today that the before consolidation can occur. 52. Windy with showers changing to flurries north UPl photo FitzGerald said today. The meet­ ing is being held to determine if commission has three options after The five Democrats and four and early evening showers followed by partial M ayer’ s inquiry m erits an meeting next month. The cominis- Republicans on the commission clearing south tonight. Low in the 20s and SOs. Today In history investigation. sion can dismiss Mayer’s inquiry, can also look at other areas of the Windy and much colder Thursday scattered Mayer wrote to the commission assign one of its seven members to charter. flurries north and partly sunny south. Tempera­ In 1945, all men In the U.S. between the ages of 45 M March 7 and said that Irish's investigate the matter or it can Both Irish and Mayer said this Like the proverbial lion tures falling into the teens and SOs hy afternoon. — about 13 million — were ordered to register with their membership on the Charter Revi­ hold a hearing to see if Irish's morning that they would try to Vermont: Windy with showers and scattered draft boards for non-military duty. On April 27,1942, the sion Commission, which was ap­ membership on the charter com­ attend the April 3 meeting. Today: Windy and mild with showers and a chance of afternoon thunderstorms today. Highs 45 to 50. Windy and turning much colder tonight with periods of snow. day the order went Into effect. President Roosevelt thunderstorms; highs 55 to 60, Tonight: A 60 percent chance of rain registered as James D. Hayes, chairman of Washington s with partial clearing after midnight and a low between 35 and 40. Temperatures tailing to 15 to 25. Thursday windy and quite cold with temperatures holding in the local draft board, watched. Thursday: Clearing and windy with a high around 40 before turning teens and low SOs. Occasional flurries with some Finance board questions colder. Drawing by Dorothy Thompson, 9, of 71 Garden St., a clearing in the afternoon. 9 fourth-grader at Saint James School. Extended outlook Almanac proposed staff increases 9 Extended outlook for New England Friday through Sunday: Today is Wednesday, March 19, railroads. BOLTON - The Board of Center and Elementary schools, person. High School Principal Connecticut, Massachusetts and Rhode Island: the 78th day of 1686 with 287 to In 1920, the Treaty of Versailles,. r's- Education's proposed $2,998,209 said estimates are usually lower Joseph Fleming said the extra Fair but cool Friday and Saturday. A chance of follow. establishing the League of Na- budget for the next fiscal year than actual class sizes. She said position was needed because half showers Sunday. High temperature in the SOs The moon is moving away from .tions, was rejected by the Senate.. drew little criticism when pres­ there will be a larger-than-normal of the school’s graduating seniors Friday and Saturday, in the 40s Sunday. Low its first qusirter. ented to the Board of Finance kindergarten class and that the do not go on to college. temperature in the teens and 20s Friday and The morning stars are Mercury, A thought for the day: William Tuesday, though questions were extra staff is needed because the "We're not providing vocational Saturday, In the SOs Sunday. Mars, Jupiter and Saturn. Jennings Bryan said, “ The humbl­ raised about proposed staff schools have traditionally tried to counseling for kids not going to Vermont: Dry and cold Friday and Saturday. The evening star is Venus. est of all the land, when clad In the increases. maintain lower teacher-pupil ra­ college,” Fleming said. armor of a righteous cause, is Highs 25 to 35. Lows in the teens. Milder with a Those bom on this date are under Hsrtld photo by Bsshsw tios in the lower grades. The other high school staff stronger than all the hosts of The spending plan, which re­ SAN FRANCISCO chance of showers Sunday. Highs 35 to 40. Lows 20 the sign of Pisces. They include presents a 12.9 percent increase The budget calls for a half-time increases are for art, English, error.” position to be added to the to 25. African explorer David Living­ over this year’s budget, would math and social studies, he said. Wef wait kindergarten level and another to vsx New Hampshire and Maine: Fair Friday and stone in 1813, marshal Wyatt Earp mean a 9.8 percent tax increase if In other areas. Packman said he the fifth and sixth grades. LOS ANGELES Saturday. Chance of showers Sunday. Lows 0 to 10 In 1848, jurist William Jennings Top concert. The rock group is adopted, ^h ool Superintendent^ does not anticipate a surplus after Sandy Aronson of Manchester and Mike The budget also includes the north and 10 to 20 south Friday morning and in the Bryan in 1860, Chief Justice Earl Its snow loke scheduled to appear at the Hartford Richard Packman told thel>oard. * the current fiscal year. Although Warren in 1891, authors Irving Beaumont of Wlllimantic wait in the rain addition of a full-time Spanish LOWEST ^3b24 SOs statewide Saturday and Sunday mornings. He said some $2.7 million, or 92 fuel oil prices are dropping and Wallace in 1916 (age 70) and Philip CLEVELAND (AP) - Almost outside Harvest Beads & Siiver on Main Civic Center on April 25. language teacher for grades 4 Highs in the SOs north to 30s south Friday warming percent of the proposal, involves there may be a savings in heating TEMPERATURES Roth in 1933 (age 53), actor Patrick everyone welcomes a clear day through 8. Rash said. She said _30 10 to the 30s north and 40s south on Sunday. Street this morning for tickets to the ZZ fixed costs such as salaries, costs, there are also expensive McGoohan In 1928 (age 58), actress and bright sun to break up the transportation, special education, Bolton is the only town in the area repairs that have to be made to Ursula Andress in 1936 (age SO), winter's gray. But the combined insurance and utilities. that has no foreign language correct a leak in the high school’s program in the lower grades. LEOENO- and former first daughter Linda flare of sun and snow poses special, storage tank, he said. Across the nation Bird Johnson in 1943 (age age 43). problems for the eyes. However, board members ques­ In addition, the budget calls for On this date in history: A single day of bright tight and tioned the need to create four increasing the hours of the art The Board of Finance will RAM SNOW Showers and thunderstorms will reach from the In 721 B.C., according to the snow can temporarily impair night Board backs bus service full-time teaching positions. Chair­ teacher by one-sixth to handle a consider making changes in the central Gulf Coast to the Ohio Valley and the Tw a m Roman historian Ptolemy. Babylo­ vision by up to SO percent, says a man Raymond Ursin said it greater number of classes next school budget at a meeting next SHOWERS^ FLOW mid-Atlantic states. Rain wiii be iikeiy across New nian astronomers noted history’s safety council. It can take as long By George Lavng Charle.s Holland. All board studied, including using commeri- seemed unusual that the additional school year. Tuesday. A public hearing on that UPl WEATHER FOTOCAST (& York and New England. Snow will be scattered first recorded eclipse — an eclipse as a week for a person to regain Herald Reporter members supported continuing the cal taxi or van service, or sharing staff was being hired when esti­ The staff increases at the high proposal is scheduled for April 14, from the middle Mississippi Valley to the upper of the moon. normal night vision after one service, but there was no formal vans used in either Andover. mates of pupil enrollment predict school, which account for 1.82 of and a final decision on education Great Lakes and over the northern Rockies and the In 1917, the Supreme Court ruled sunny day in the snow. Safety BOLTON - The Board of request at the time to fund the Coventry or some other nearby 12 fewer students than the current the four additional teaching posi­ appropriations for the next fiscal northern Plains. that the Adamson Act was consti­ experts recommend a good pair of Finance Tuesday approved a fund­ operation of the bus. he said. town that also provide rides for the 789. tions proposed, include the hiring year will be made by townspeople National forecast Much of the nation wiii have high temperatures tutional. It provided for an eight- sunglasses to prevent serious eye ing plan that will allow a senior Chairman Raymond A, Ursin elderly. Anne Rash, principal of Bolton of a vocational education-guidance at a May 12 town meeting. in the 40s and 50s. Highs wiii be in the 20s and 30s hour work day on American damage. citizens' shopping bus to operate agreed and said it was unfair to "There’s got to be a more During early Thursday, showers and thunderstorms are forecast for from the northern Plains to theupperGreat Lakes. through June 30. but the long-term characterize finance board economical way of doing that,” parts of the South Atlantic Coast states. Snow is possible in parts of the Temperatures wiii reach the 60s and 70s over much problem of providing transporta­ members as “ the bad guys.” agreed board member William J. of the West Coast and the desert Southwest and tion for elderly people remains “ We’re not against providing Central and Northern Plains states, the Great Lakes, the Upper Ohio Fehling. Although Fehling said Accident leads to charges from southeast Texas to the southern and middie L ottery unresolved. transportation," he said. "We there is a problem with providing Valley and parts of the North Atlantic Coast states. Scattered showers Atiantic Coast. Readings in the 80s warm portions The finance board voted unanim­ know there’s a need." transportation for senior citizens, ously to appropriate $720 to cover A Glastonbury man who was an hourandacollision with a police Last week’s chase began after A A of Southern Caiifomia, Fiorida and southern he said less expensive means could and thunderstorms are possible in the Gulf Coast States and the No money has been budgeted to Georgia. Tri-state daily: 783, 8225 the cost of weekly trips, which are continue the service during the probably be found. arrested last week after leading cruiser. police spotted Ouellette driving extreme South Atlantic Coast. Elsewhere the weather will be fair. Connecticut daily to resume March 27 and continue Rhode Island daily: 3082 next fiscal year, which begins July police on a high-speed chase The latest charges follow a 4:30 erratically on Wells Street. After Tuesday: 060 "Lot-O-Bucks” : 6-15-26-35-38 through the end of the fiscal year. 1. Senior Citizens' Committee HOWEVER, BROWN said he through town has been arrested p.m. accident in which police said he was stopped by police, and while The bus service, which provides Massachusetts daily: 1745 Chairman Paul Brown suggested was told by the town of Andover again in connection with an acci­ Ouellette lost control and struck a he was being asked to provide Play Four: 2337 transportation for about 10 senior Tuesday that federal revenue that its van could not be shared dent on Hartford Road Tuesday, utility pole while traveling east on some indentification, he stepped citizens each week during the police said thi.s morning. Hartford Road. Ouellette, who on the gas pedal and sped away, Other numbers drawn Tuesday Tuesday's Jingo numbers: sharing funds be used to purchase with Bolton because it was owned school year, was discontinued suffered minor injuries in the police said. The chase continued in New England: 44-64-28- 10-7-69-7^S0-8»■S7 a van to replace the bus and fund by the Greater Hartford Transit Stephen L. Ouellette, 34, of March 1 after funding ran out. accident, was said by police to be onto Spruce, Eldridge and Main PEOPLE the service for another two years Authority. He added that an Glastonbury, was charged with - But a group of senior citizens authority official told him the only highly intoxicated and very streets and finally onto Line Street R R until the van would be available. driving while intoxicated, failing angered by the cancellation turned uncooperative. near the Glastonbury bdrder, way to obtain van service was to to use a seat belt, operating a winners of the 1986 Horatio Alger Award. The !out at a meeting of the Board of While being treated at Manches­ where Ouellette’s car became purchase it. vehicle while his license was Duke enlists awards have been handed out annually since Selectmen earlier this month and HIS SUGGESTION came during ter Memorial Hospital, police said stuck in the mud behind a house. Brown said he would prefer that suspended and possession of less 1947 by the Horatio Alger Association of the board endorsed the resumption a public hearing held by the a plastic bag containing less than Ouellette was charged with Screen Actors Guild President Patty Duke the town budget the money out of than four ounces of marijuana, Distinguished Americans to people who rose of the service. Several senior finance board on how to use $87,976 four ounces of marijuana was driving while intoxicated after the has married the Army driil sergeant she met its general fund and said using police said. above adversity to stand out as role models citizens also attended the finance in unspent revenue sharing money. found next to him. chase, in addition to operating while filming a television movie in which she revenue sharing money to pay the and heroes. Yeager, the first man to break board meeting Tuesday evening at Brown said the van would cost Ouellette, whose license was He was treated at the hospital without a license and first-degree portrayed a housewi fe who becam e an Army town's portion might make Bolton the sound barrier, was born in Appplachia. -Community Hall. about $24,000 to purchase and the suspended in September 1984, was and released, and was held on a reckless endangerment for al­ pilot. ineligible for state aid. The retired brigadier general now lives in ; “ It’s an example of democracy town would have to pay some arrested on 11 counts in connection $5,000 bond, police said. Ouellette legedly intentionally colliding with Her marriage to Sgt. 1st Class Michael •in action,” Bolton Administrative $4,000. The remainder would be Compared to other towns in the Cedar Ridge, Calif. \ with a chase last Wednesday is scheduled to appear in Manches­ a patrol cruiser that was following Pearce was held Saturday night at Love's :Assistant Karen Levine said after covered by the state through the area, Bolton “ doesn't stand tall,” involving speeds of up to 70 miles ter Superior Court on Monday. him. police said. Chapel in the South Lake Tahoe area of ;the meeting. Greater Hartford Transit he said. Nevada, said tlie Rev. Donald Yonavjak, Authority. "Even though the numbers (of who performed the ceremony. Baton produces profit : BEFORE APPROVING the ap- Ursin opposed the purchase of users) are small, the need is still It was the third marriage for the Ipropriation, finance board the van. He said that when it comes there." he said. He said it is the Storage building wins support 38-year-old Duke, the winner of the 1963 Mstislav Rostroprovich admits the more ;members criticized comments time to replace the vehicle, state responsibility of the town to Academy Award for best supporting actress than $600,000 he received to conduct -made at the March 4 selectmen’s funds might not be available to provide transportation for its elderly residents. for "The Miracle Worker” and an acting Washington’s National Symphony Orchestra tmreting by First Selectmen Doug help cover the cost. There would BOLTON — A salt-storage facil­ future." said resident Jack Peak, the cost of the town’s new $156,300 The Board of Finance is sche­ Emmy in 1964 for "The Patty Duke Show." last year makes him one of classical music's ICheney, who had said there was also be no place to store the van ity and lighting at Herrick Memor­ who supported the lighting project. fire truck. top-paid performers. Nicaragua Canal ■"almost explosive” opposition to and there would be additional duled to review the selectmen’s ial Park were the most popular "It will benefit adults and kids." Pearce. 31, of Wallace, Idaho, was a Other items on the list include a resuming the service when the annual costs for gas. upkeep, budget next Tuesday for presenta­ items on a list of proposed uses for William Blafkin. president of the technical adviser during filming of the "la m not the highest paid conductor, and I Our relations with Nicaragua might be far different $20,000 town radio system, $58,000 Board of Finance discussed the insurance and a driver's salary, he tion at a public hearing in April. $87,976 in unallocated federal CBS-TV movie “A Time to Triumph,” in am not the highest paid soloist in the world, today had it not been for this stamp. At the turn of the Bolton Little League and a for the purchase of land behind issue in February. said. The final decision on how to spend revenue sharing money. member of the Recreation Com­ which Miss Duke portrayed the housewife- though I may be one of them,” the Community Hall in order to century. Congress planned to build a canal across “ It was not an explosive situa­ Ursin instead suggested that the revenue sharing money will be At a public hearing Tuesday at Soviet-horn musician said in an interview mission, also urged that the money expand the building and parking turned-pilot. tion,”tion, said financennance boaraboard memnermember otnerother means oiof transportation bene mauemade aiat an /\prnApril i1 town meeuiiimeeting. Community Hall on how to approp­ be spent on Herrick Park. He said published Monday by The Washington Post. Nicaragua. But a French engineer named Bunau- area. $4,000 for a senior citizens’ riate the funds, Board of Finance In addition to the $606,250 Rostroprovich Varilla lobbied hard to sell Congress the French rights the park is the only useable ball van and $5,000 to continue a weekly Chairman Raymond Ursin warned received as the orchestra’s music director, field in town because the other bus run until the van is purchased. Bill’s line Is hot to a canal across Panama. In 1902, after Nicaragua’s that if road salt contaminated the Post estimated he received up to $2.4 diamonds at the high school and $50,000 to remove asbestos from Momotombo volcano erupted, Bunau-Varilla sent U.S. underground water supplies, the Bill Cosby is the U.S. celebrity who is million last year for cello performances not Hutchinson says work backlog elementary school are full of ruts. Bolton Center and Bolton High cost to the town would be great. eliciting the most telephone calls for connected with his duties at the National lawmakers this stamp of the smoking volcano. In 1904, But finance board member Wil­ schools, and $73,000 for the newly Most insurance companies will liam Fehling suggested that re­ information about his life, his schedule, you Congress voted to build the canal on safer ground. installed roof at Bolton Center UPl pN>tO Symphony. not provide coverage against pol­ venue sharing funds be used to name it. According to Roz Starr, who School. DO YOU KNOW — Who is the current President of lution damage, meaning Bolton repair the other fields instead of operates a New York City celebrity service. puts town at serious legal risk SARAH. PRINCE ANDREW Dukakis is tops Nicaragua? would have to supply drinking for installing the lights. Fehling A final decision will be made by Cosby gets more calls than any celebrity . . . early spring in London water to affected homeowners. also supported funding the salt townspeople at an April 1 town from agents, producers, directors, ad attend the public hearing on the The nation’s governors have voted Massa­ TUESDAY’S ANSWER — ’’Slnlllon” Is thn word for a malo 'Continued from page 1 agentagent were were employed. employed. Hutchinson Hutchinson ■ attend the public hearing on The cost “ would be almost un­ storage facility, but his main hearing, which will follow a second agencies and fellow stars. Starr has budget scheduled for April and chusetts Gov. Michael S. Dukakis as the most horso. said he would be free to handle the measurable if (salt) pollutes some­ priority was covering a $51,000 required public hearing on the compiled a list of the 10 top celebrities about more difficult jobs of sanitarian make the same appeal he made at one's well," he said. matter. effective governor in the country in a poll 3-19^ * fjziipwlcdcs UnlimilM), Inc. 1986 because he has noibT(\I been able to short-term loan used to pay part of whom information is most sought. After and building inspector. Tuesday's meeting. taken by Newsweek magazine. The poll in assess all the personal property. First Selectman Douglas Cheney- 9 9 Roy9l romance Hutchinson said he has not been Cosby, the list includes: Robert Redford, Hutchinson said. He said revenue First Selectmen Douglas Cheney said that the town's pile of salt, the magazine’s March 24 issue questioned 43 A Newspaper In Raucntion Proxram able to devote the amount of time Meryl Streep, Elizabeth Taylor, Sylvester Prince Andrew, second son of Queen SponsorefI by is also lost because he has not been said the engineer's job description used during winter to provide governors throughout the country and listed necessary to properly review “ Don’t settle for SuUone. Tom Solleck, Larry Hagman, Al Elizabeth II. is engaged to marry Sarah •able to assess new construction as would include helping Hutchinson traction on icy roads, is stored on Dukakis as receiving 35 percent of the votes The Manchester Herald building plans tefore a building Pacino, Mary Tyler Moore and Barbra Ferguson, a red-haired commoner with close '400n as it is finished. with some of his tasks, in addition an apron. He said, that this does in a rating for effectiveness. New York Gov. to working with the Public Build­ permit is issued. less than the Streisand. family ties to the monarchy, Buckingham not prevent the material from Mario Cnomo received 14 percent of the vote Hutchinson did not have an ing Commission to supervise capi­ “ I do very little of that — I just being washed into the ground and Palace announced today. for effectiveness, but topped the list for the tal projects. don't have the time.” he said, biggest refund you The engagement of Andrew and Ferguson, estimate of the total loss, but contaminating water supplies. nation’s best bet as the 1988 Democratic Cheney said the engineer'.*: clerk adding that this posed a risk that Cost estimates for a storage both 26, was announced in an official warned that “ the time is approach­ have coming.” presidential nominee. could also assist Hutchinson with unsafe buildings could be con­ facility range up to $100,000. of Souvenir hunt? statement handed to reporters outside the ing when the position of assessor Manchester Herald should be made separate" from record-keeping and other duties. structed. "Fortunately, I haven't which some $25,000 could be Henry Block Officials at a New York theater are trying palace. the other duties. In the meantime, However, Hutchinson said he been to court yet.” covered by the town through Ferguson. 26. the daughter of Prince He said under state law, he could to get to the bottom of the "missing toilet No nunsense USPS 327-500 VOL. CV, No. 143 he suggested that an additional would prefer hiring a separate revenue sharing. The remaining mystery” involving Elizabeth Taylor. It Charles’ polo manager, first apfteared in clerical position be created for 20 part-time clerk to help run the be personally sued if an injury amount would come from the Pubilalwd dally axcapt Sunday started when Taylor breezed into the public with the queen’s second son, a Royal A former nun who now serves as Rhode Suggaalad carrier ral4a are $1.50 hours each week to help the only computer used in the assessor's resulted from a problem in a state’s municipal infrastructure Navy helicopter pilot, at the Ascot races last Island’s attorney general says it is time for and cartain hoHdayt by ttw Man- »kly.$8-60r1.50 for one month, ------$10.25 buildihg that was constructed with Riverwest Theater recently to catch her son, chaalar Publlthing Co.. 16 Bralnard for three months. $38.50 tor six other part-time clerk with the office. trust fund grant over two years, ^ Michael Wilding Jr., on stage in the play June. the criminal justice system to send out one Ptaoa. MancbaaMr. Conn. 06040. months snd $77.00 for one year assessing duties. He said that if the current his approval. but the town would have to provide “ Dead Wrong.” Taylor, accompanied by her Talk of Ferguson becoming a member of strong message: “If you do something Second ciasa poauwa paid al Man- Mall rataa are available on raquaat. part-time clerk handling that job. Hutchinson said he also does not 15 percent of the cost before have the expertise to check electri­ , daughter Maria Barton, asked the theater the royal family started in earnest when she wrong, expect to pay for it.” Attorney chaalar. Conn. POSTMASTER: Elna Dimock, became incapaci­ receiving the money. At H&R Block, we guarantee Sand addiaaa changaa to the Man- THE BOARD OF SELECTMEN tated. "we could be in very dire cal, plumbing and heating designs ' manager if there might possibly be a private showed up twice ^n one week in early General Arlene Violet, who became the first Other residents urged that part ehaalor Herald. P.O. Box 561. Man- To place a claatiflad or dlaplay has proposed that a town engineer straits depending on the time of and fixtures. The records he you the biggest refund you have February at the side of her close friend, the woman attorney general in Rhode Island in cbaatar. Conn. 00040. of the money be spent on installing : ladies’ room she could use during intermis- advartliamant, or to report a nawa and full-time secretary be hired in year and especially in the months makes of inspections are not : Sion. The manager turned the one ladies’ Princess of Wales — on a visit to the January 1985, says she developed her tough Item, story or picture Mae, call 643- the next fiscal year to lessen some lights at one of the two ball fields at coming, or your return is FREE. H&R______B LO C K - for August through January” when complete because of little time to Herrick Memorial Park at a cost of ; room in the auditorium over to the Taylor 26-year-old Andrew’s ship, and on a Swiss ski approach to crime while living In public QUARANTEED DELIVERY: It 2711. Offica hours are 6:30 a.m. to6 of the burden. Get back all you’re entitled to t h e in c o m e t a x p e o p l e p.m. Monday through Friday. Grand List information is being fill out documentation, he $21,000. The project, which would • entourage and the rest of the women in the trip. housing projects for 15 years. “ I got a very you don’t raoatva your Herald by 5 However, in an impassioned explained. p.m. weekdays or 7:30 a.m. Satur­ prepared. be the first phase of a two-step plan — come to H&R Block. audience had to trek across the courtyard to early education in crime — who were the speech before the finance board. Very little time is spent on victims and who were the offenders.” she day. plaaea tataphona your carrier. to illuminate both fields, would MANCHESTER ; use other facilities. After the show ended. If you're unable to reach your car- The Manchaatar Herald is a mem­ Hutchinson called the idea "a little FINANCE BOARD member Wil­ zoning, septic and health inspec­ cost about $55,000. Some $34,311 in says in the April issue of “Glamour” ; theater employees discovered the now- Still living high riar. caH aubaertbar aarvice at 647- ber of the Aaaociaiad Praaa, a sub- bit absurd unless the engineer is liam Fehling told Hutchinson there tions, and even less on following up earlier revenue sharing money has Marshall's Mall magazine. "Justice is like an old flabby ' famous Liz 'Taylor ladies’ room was missing •0 4 6 by 0 p.m. waakdaya or 10 a.m. •ertbar to Unitad Praaa Interna­ assigned some of my duties." was nothing the board could do violations once they are found, he already been appropriated for the 846-5440______, Saturdayt tor guaranteed delivery tional news tarvloas and a mambar ■ something — the toilet seat. ‘T ve heard of Former Air Force test pilot Chncfc Yeager boxer in the ring. The punch is still good, but Hutchinson instead proposed about the matter, since it falls said. work. in Mancheeter. ' a ol the Audit Bureau of Circulations. Also in m ost m ajor during rsgular sloro hours ; souvenir bunting, but this is ridiculous,” one topped the list of nine "rags-to-riches” the arm doesn’t quite have the reach it used that an assistant and a separate under the control of the selectmen. "The whole thing is a farce," he "The youth of our town is our cast member told the Daily News. Americans named earlier this week as to have — and the timing is off.” zoning agent be hired. If a separate However, he urged Hutchinson to said. - - f nr ■ * -MV*

MANCHESTER HERALD. Wednegday, Marrh 19. 1986 - 5 White House denies getting donation Connecticut In B rly f Judge defends DUI ruling U.S./World In B ri^ By Matthew C. Quinn Buzaid fields reappointment questions Palme suspect to be released United Press International DanMt Jury continues dellberetlons state Supreme Court seeking to “ I thought he did an excellent STOCKHOLM, Sweden — Police said today a suspect in the WASHINGTON - Documents By Mark A. Dupuis seized from Ferdinand Marcos by NORWICH — A Jury today enters Its fifth day of deliberating reverse the decision. Job. I don’t ha ve any problems with killing of Prime Minister Olof Palme would be released “ because United Press Infernaflonol the United States last month show whether a convicted double murderer will be the firet man Buzaid told the Judiciary Com­ him,” said Rep. William L. Wollen- an important link in the chain of circumstantial evidence has he planned to illegally contribute sentenced to the state’s electric chair In 18 years. mittee that he stands behind the berg, R-Farmlngton, who pointed been broken.” HARTFORD — Superior Court $50,000 to the 1980 presidential Judge Norman A. Buiaid is ruling despite the controversy it out that some critics of Busaid may Stockholm jiolice chief Hans Holmer said the suspect, a The Norwich Superior Court Jury hearing the case of Jerry campaigns of both Ronald Reagan defending his controversial ruling has generated. “ I think that what I not realise Just how difficult the 32-year-old Swede, was to be set free “ shortly” and an Daniels adjourned at S p.m. Tuesday after failing to reach a did was right and I took the heat,” June’s Job is. and Jimmy Carter. that ruled invalid tough drunken arraignment hearing before a district court had been canceled. The intended campaign dona­ decision involving sentencing the convicted double murderer, a he said. driving penalties enacted by the Now sitting in Stamford Superior “ He will be released because an important link in the chain of tions were disclosed in one of 2,300 court spiAeaman said. The drunken driving ruling was Legislature last year. Court, Buzaid said he is involved in circumstantial evidence has been broken,” Holmer told a news pages of documents turned over to The Jury was scheduled to resume deliberations at 10 a.m. one of several points raised during Busaid, Questioned by the legis­ some aspects of 200 to 300 cases conference. the new Philippine government today, the spokesman said. the hearing on Buzald’s reappoint­ lative Judiciary Committee at a daily, a workload he admitted may ‘We had a confrontation with a witness this afternoon and it did and to a House subcommittee ment to tte bench — an appoint­ hearing Tuesday on his reappoint­ make him “ cranky” at Umes as not yield what we had expected," Holmer said in explaining the investigating the “ hidden wealth” Daniels, S8, who was convicted of the double-murder in ment that has been said to be in ment to the bench, said he issued critics have complained. 'decision to release Gunnarsson. He added, without elaborating, of the dejx)sed leader, a congres­ October 198S, faces electrocution for the stabbing deaths of the ruling against the drunken trouble of winning legislative that the witness “ had seen a peculiar man.” sional aide said Tuesday. Christine Whipple, 20, and her 3-year-old daughter Amy Russell. driving law “ because I thought I confirmation. I In addition to Buzaid, the Judi­ K 'Ite Jury is charged with deliterating whether any mitigating House Speaker R.E. Van Nor- 'The iinexjiected turn in the investigation left police without a Mike Lewan, an aide to subcom­ was right.” ciary Committee questioned Su­ mittee Chairman Stephen Solarz, factor in Daniels' background or character, or in circumstances strand, R-Darien, listed Busaid susjiect In the biggest manhunt in Swedish history. Palme was In a ruling late last year, Buiaid perior Court Judge Paul J. Falsey D-N.Y., said there was no indica­ Involving the crime, should spare him from being first person among five Judges whose nomina­ shot and killed by an unknown gunman while walking unguarded ruled that lawmakers in effect of New Haven, who was also tion the two $50,000 donations had sentenced to the electric chair in Connecticut since 1070. repealed the law requiring manda­ tions for reappointment or initial named by Van Norstrand as one of on a downtown Stockholm street on Feb. 28. terms should not be confirmed by actually been made. tory Jail terms or community the judges who should not be “ I don’t know what it all means. I the Legislature. service for drunken driving when reappointed. don’t know if they put the plan into Nader rapt Insurance Industry they subsequently passed another However, the co-chairman of the Courts halt double execution Judiciary Committee indicated Although the committee will not effect,” Lewan said. “ It matches drunken driving bill last year. STARKE, Fla. — Defense attorneys, in a frantic round of late up with no other document. HARTFORD — Consumer advocate Ralph Nader says the The ruling was Issued In a after Buzald’s appearance Tues­ vote on the appointments until next apjieals, won reprieves for condemned killers Davidson Joel There's no other document like casualty Insurance industry "should be ashamed" of itself for drunken driving case in Norwalk day that the Danbury resident may Tuesday, it appeared in both cases that the committee will recom­ James and Roy Allen Harich, who were scheduled to be executed this.” concocting an insurance crisis now resulting in skyrocketing Superior Court and has been not be in trouble bf winning NORMAN BUZAID mended confirmation by the full It is illegal for foreigners to criticized by some lawmakers. confirmation by the full House and early today in Florida’s electric chair. insurance premium costs. . . . *'l was right" contribute to an American election State lawyers have appealed to the Senate. Legislature. Harich, after being denied a stay by the Supreme Court late Nader, speaking Tuesday at a news conference in the Tuesday night, got a reprieve less than an hour later from the campaign. “ Insurance City,” accused the casualty insurance Industry of 11th U.S. Circuit Court of Appeals in Atlanta. Deputy White House press secre­ Rep. Stephen Solarz, center, D-N.Y., voted Tuesday to subpoena documents “ manufacturing” the crisis to cope with falling profits caused by The Supreme Court granted James a stay about 8:30 p.m. tary Albert Brasliear denied the seized from former Philippines Presi­ Tuesday, ending the possibility of the nation’s first double president actually received any chairman of a House Foreign Affairs current premium price wars. Panel hits Galvin^s administrative skills campaign contributions from dent Ferdinand Marcos in Hawaii and execution since capital punishment was reinstated in 1976. But subcommittee, talks to Rep. Jim Leach, However, Joseph - Martin, a spokesman for Insurance two hours later, the justices refused to intervene for Harich. Marcos. right, R-lowa, as Rep. Samuel Gejden­ believed to provide information on his backlog of unfinished autopsy “ We presume it’s not true given Association of Connecticut, said in a separate interview there is FARMINGTON (UPI) — A two to three weeks, will be premises of the Office of the Chief Both Harich and James were on their first death warrants and son, D-Conn„ looks on. The committee overseas holdings. no way to dispute that insurers have encountered losses the last special panel says the chief state presented today to the Commission Medical Examiner is unaccepta­ reports. the screening mechanism of our The study panel cited the back­ no Florida inmate has been executed on a first death warrant fdw ycsn. medical examiner’s office suffers on Medicolegal Investigations, ble,” the study panel said, adding campaign and the screening by the log in its report, which also labeled since the Supreme Court reinstated capital punishment in 1976. “ Anybody who knows anything about reliable information from administrative and morale which oversees the Farmington though that the presence of dogs in Federal Election Commission. ili-gotten wealth in the Philippines as “ woefully inadequate” the Attorneys for the two condemned killers claimed jieople also showed a series of kickbacks Salonga, a former senator and knows the industry did not manufacture the crisis,” Martin said. problems, but it made no recom­ medical examiner’s office. itself would not compromise auto­ Such a deception would have been and abroad through enormous cramped temporary quarters that opposed to the death penalty were excluded from their trial made by American, Japanese and opjiosition figure during the Mar- . Nader, a Connecticut native, also called on Gov. William A. mendation as to the fate of the State Health Services Commis­ psy results. detected," he said. commissions, bribes and kick- have housed the medical examin­ juries — an issue that is pending in an Arkansas case before the other corjiorations to close Marcos cos regime, smiled as he left the O’ Neill and gubernatorial candidate Toby Moffett to take strong office's embattled head. sioner Dr. Douglas S. Lloyd, the While making no recommenda­ No one representing Carter backs given to the cronies and Supreme Court. associates. State Department with a card­ The five-member panel was commission’s chairman, said the tion on Galvin’s fate, the study er’s office since 1974. could be reached for comment. business associates of Mr. Marcos stands on the Insurance Industry. Moffett and O’Neill are both '^ e study committee noted a The Reagan administration board box containing the papers created to look into complaints commission will take up the panel did conclude that she is a Lewan said the unmarked, one- by corjwrations and enterprises seeking the Democratic gubernatorial nomination this year. larger facility is scheduled for turned over copies of the 2,300 early Tuesday. about the office, including allega­ panel’s findings and also will likely competent medical examiner but page balance sheet also listed that have been awarded lucrative occupancy early next year, but did French leader considers post documents Tuesday to Jovito " I have been waiting for this tions that Chief Medical Examiner discuss Galvin’s status. recommended that the office also money earmarked for Sen. Alan contracts by Mr. Marcos. not say whether it believes the Salonga, head of a Philippines hour since the last 20 years,” he Dr. Catherine A. Galvin allowed Galvin, 39, has been on leave have an administrative officer. I PARIS — The leader of the nation’s largest right-wing party Cranston. D-Calif., and other “ Three — the illicit relationship Governor admits campaign error state should provide more space government commission seeking said. her pet dogs to be present when using vacation time during the “ Dr. Galvin is a competent candidates. between the Marcoses, banks and consid^ed today whether to accept an offer from President to recover Marcos’s assets. He sorted through the pafiers for some autopsies were done. investigation. She will exhaust her forensic pathologist who has not until then. The document on Marcos’s cam­ financial institutions and many HARTFORD — Top aides to Gov. William A. O’Neill made an Fralicws Mitterrand to become prime minister and form an Copies also were made available seven hours, then held a news While finding the presence of the vacation Friday, and Lloyd said demonstrated comparable admi­ paign contributions has been, private corjxirations organized in “ error in Judgment” in the way they arranged to have a The panel report was made opposition government. to the House Foreign Affairs conference in which he estimated dogs “ unacceptable," the panel of the commission will ha ve to decide nistrative skills,” the panel’s re­ turned over to the Justice Depart­ the Philippines since Mr. Marcos campaign film ' crew photograph the governor at a recent public Tuesday night at Lloyd’s Jacques Chirad, 53, rightist mayor of Paris and a former prime subcommittee on Asian and Pa­ Marcos’s hidden assets at between four medical examiners and a what her status will be after then. port said. “ The office urgently ment for investigation. was elected president 20 years conference, O’Neill’s legal counsel says. office in Hartford, several hours minister, emerged from a two-hour private meeting with cific Affairs, which subpoenaed $5 billion and $10 billion. retired chief justice of the state Galvin has admitted allowing needs a skilled administrative A congressional source said Attorney Jay W. Jackson said Tuesday the governor’s aides after the panel held a public Mitterrand Tuesday without saying whether he accepted the the papers, and to lawyers for “ They confirm what we have ago” Supreme Court made no recom­ one of her pet dogs at a time to be officer.” other documents revealed that Salonga said most of Marcos’s inappropriately arranged to have state identification badges hearing and private meetings at offer. Marcos Who had sought unsuccess­ sus[>ected all along.” he said of the mendation Tuesday on whether present during some autopsies, but Earlier Tuesday, Lloyd an­ Westinghouse Corp. may have assets are in Swiss bank accounts, loa n ^ to the camera crew so it could stay at the National the University of Connecticut “ The president of the Republic called on Mr. Jacques Chirac to fully to block release of the documents. Galvin should be disciplined or denied allegations by employees nounced he has assigned Deputy been involved in a scheme to funnel but some of his wealth was Governors Association conference to film O’Neill. Health Center in Farmington. study the subject of forming a new government,” presidential documents. “ Namely, one — the raids on the replaced. that the dogs lapped blood and Health Services Commissioner more than $10 million in commis­ believed to be tied up in massive Galvin’s work was praised by spokesman Jean Louis Bianco said. sions to a Philippine citizen in The original documents were public treasury, the use of military Jackson was asked by the governor to look into whether the The panel’s findings, which will licked corpses. Elinor P. Jacobson to resolve one U.S. real estate investments. members of the medical profes­ "M r. Chirac will give his answer to the president as soon as connection with a nuclear power spirited out of the Philippines as intelligence funds and their misaji- identification badges were improperly used as alleged by be followed up with a final report in “ The presence of dogs on the of the administrative problems, a sion but sharply attacked by propriation for the private benefit "The evidence keeps on mount­ possiblB**' plant built in the Philippines 10 Marcos and his party fled on U.S. supporters of O’Neill’s Democratic challenger, Toby Moffett. and use of Mr. and Mrs. Ferdinand ing every day,” he said. “ 1 just bereaved parents who complained If Chirac accepts the post, it will be the first time since Gen. years ago. military aircraft, and were seized Jackson said the camera crew arrived at the hotel room in at the hearing of a lack of Marcos. cannot imagine how this can be. Charles de Gaulle founded the Fifth Republic in 1958 that France The Washington Post reported by the U.S. Customs Service in Washington, D.C., where the governors association was meeting compassion and delays in the "Tw o — the acculumation of this kind of incredible greed." has a president and prime minister from' opposing political Wednesday that the documents Hawaii Feb. 26. and was told identification badges were needed to remain during completion of autopsy reports. Mental health care ranks 12th parties, a formula dubbed “ cohabitation” that essentially gives a meeting of the governors. “ Having a child die is a very traumatic experience and then France two leaders. The crew did not have the money immediately available to buy NEW HAVEN (AP) - Connecti­ said - the failure is especially services were taking, while New having these allegations brought IRA bomb identification badges and thus some O’Neill aides arranged to cut’s mental health services are striking because “ we now know the Hampshire was listed as making against Doctor Galvin’s office is Figures show sluggish final quarter COME TO OUR EARLY BIRD have some state employees at the conference loan their badges to ranked 12th in the nation in a report majority of these people can be steady progress. Connecticut was devastating,” said Joann Dough­ kills soldier the crew. released Tuesday by the Public successfully treated and rated “ status quo,” with improve­ erty of Manchester. WASHINGTON — The economy expanded by just 2.2 percent Citizen Health Research Group. rehabilitated.” ment balanced by forces against Dougherty said her severely last year after a slower fourth quarter than first reported, revised figures released today by the Commerce Department BELFAST. North Ireland (UPI) Although the research group There are an estimated 2 million improvement. handicapped daughter died last — The outlawed Irish Republican Congressmen seek new Colt talks said that Connecticut has a “ better people in this country who are ’The state ranked first in the June at the age of one year and 11 showed. , j j Army claimed responsibility for a than average” system of care for seriously mentally ill, according to quality of its mental health servi­ days but despite continued efforts The gross national product — the nation’s output of goods and WASHINGTON — Rep. Barbara B. Kennelly, D-Conn., says bombing that killed one British the mentally ill, it found that the the survey. A large majority of ces was Wisconsin. The state she has been unable to obtain a services — advanced by just 0.7 percent or $6.7 billion in the soldier and wounded another. the union representing striking Colt firearms divison workers state had inadequate outpatient them suffer from schizophrenia or ranked lowest was Hawaii. copy of the autopsy report. fourth quarter of 1985, the slowest rate of economic growth since wants to settle a strike that started Jan. 24, and congressmen will The British soldier was the first and after-care facilities. It called manic depressive illness. the first quarter of 1984, when the economy moved ahead 0.6 • w urge the company to return to the bargaining table. killed in Northern Ireland this this “ the biggest problem in The report noted that most of the A Newftpaper in Rducotlon Program percent, the department’s Bureau of Economic Analysis said. year. Connecticut for the seriously men­ responsbility for mental health Kennelly, Rep. Nancy L. Johnson, R-Conn., and Democratic SponRored by A preliminary report had charted a 2.3 percent annual GNP Police said a bomb exploded late tally ill.” services has rested with the The Quiz The Manchester Herald increase on the basis of 1.2 percent growth in the fourth quarter. Tuesday night near a police station Reps. Sam Gejdenson and Bruce Morrison met with union Community mental health cen­ individual states. It said the survey officials and representatives of community groups for nearly an Revised figures, based on a new and record-setting increase in as a five-man army patrol left its ters “ have been most interested in is the “ first attempt to compare the trade deficit, pulled the October-through-December barracks in the town of Castlewel- hour Tuesday, seeking ways to end the walkout that affects about counseling the worried ... and slow and rate the state programs.” worMscope ★ FREE SHIRT AND TIE WITH EACH SUIT! 1,100 workers at Colt’s Hartford and West Hartford, Conn., quarterly gain down to just 0.7 percent. lan, about 40 miles south of Belfast to accept responsibility for the The research group noted Con­ Analysts said the revisions were due almost entirely to the in the South Down district. plants. more seriously disabled, and there necticut’s mental health system is revised trade data. The trade deficit increased 19.7 percent to As police and army experts ★ FREE PANTS WITH EACH SPORT COAT! “ There is a definite concern that we would like to see them has been no state leadership geared toward its four regional began sifting through the rubble back at the table for meaningful talks,” Kennelly said after the demanding a move toward excel­ state hospitals. The survey also $39.5 billion in the fourth quarter of 1985. The Reagan administration has already dismissed the outside a derelict pub. the IRA meeting. lence,” the report said. noted that in the past a large part of i economy’s sluggish jTerformance late last year as a temjiorary claimed responsibility in a tele­ The report, “ Care of the Se­ the staffs of the psychiatric hospi­ phone call to an independent radio Philip A. Wheeler, president of United Auto Workers Local 376, riously Mentally III. A Rating of tals were comprised of foreign setback and has predicted 4 percent GNP growth in 1986 as the which represents the strikers, said the union would like to see a effects of cheap oil, lower interest rates and a declining dollar station: State Programs,” noted that Con­ medical school graduates, but that "A s long as there are British l l quick and fair settlement to the walkout. Major issues in the combine to stimulate economic growth. necticut had been ranked as has changed. troops occupying the country, B o t e n ^ S O O ' On the bright side, the GNP fixed weights price index, a key strike are wages and a company request that workers pay part of having one of the five best state It said that in 1984 only one of 42 there will be men and women who ■V health insurance premiums. mental health systems in 1948. psychiatrists at Norwich and Fair- indicator of inflation, rose by just 3.6 percent last year, the best are prepared to wage legitimate Kennelly said some members of the Connecticut delegation Using a scale of 2 to 9, with 9 the field Hills state hospitals was performance since 1982. when inflation grew only 2.9 percent, the resistance to British rule," an IRA FOR SPRING would send a letter to Colt, urging that contract talks resume. highest for combined inpatient'and unlicensed, while “ 10 years ago 80 bureau said. sjiokesman told the radio station. The letter, she said, would be similar to one sent by the delegation outpatient services, the survey percent would have been Security forces immediately You’re going to find impressive, our last year to General Dynamics’ Electric Boat division during gave Connecticut a total of “ 7,” unlicensed.” Moscow girl plans to visit U.S. sealed off the area. But when they Botany ’5(Xf tropical worsteds, aji with another lengthy strike. with a “ 4” for inpatient services Three other New England states arrived at the scene with rescue one common denominator...quality and and a “ 3” for outpatient treatment. ranked higher than Connecticut. CHICAGO — An 11-year-old girl from M ^cow will visit workers, jiolice said a gang of value., crafted in easy care poly and wool State Mental Health Commis­ Rhode Island was ranked second in Chicago Friday to get a firsthand view of American life as a part youths who gathered nearby began to keep you looking fresh all day...*225” sioner Audrey Worrell was un­ the country for the quality of its of peace tour in memory of Samantha Smith, the young advocate Candidate backs aid to contras 1 ScicniMt My recent "cfcne-up” pholoi of Halley’s Comet, Khe jeering them. Sizes: 38 to 54 Reg. . 40 to 54 long available for comment Tuesday. services for the seriously mentally this one taken from the Soriet probe Vega-1, are revealing many of iieace between the su|>erpowers. "It is horrifying to think that the HARTFORD — Republican congressional candidate Francis Nationally, the research group ill, Maine was ranked fourth and new facts about comets. The Soviet Union, Europe and (CHOOSE Katerina Lycheva will sj>end two days in Chicago visiting a bomb could have been there all day 38 to 44 Short 42 to 52 X Long “ Bud” Mullen today announced his support for President said the lack of adequate services New Hampshire seventh. O N E : Japan, the UnHed States) sent space probes to monitor the local public school, a career fair for children and the peace while men, women and children Reagan's call for $100 million in aid to anti-government rebels in for the seriously mentally ill was Maine and Rhode Island were comet. museum, which features exhibits on peace activists such as were passing by,” said the Rev. the “ major failure” of American rated as moving ahead strongly in Martin Luther King Jr. and memorabilia from recording artists Paul Skillen. a Protestant clergy­ Sale Ends Nicaragua. 2 President Reagan wants to create medicine and social services. It the direction their mental health such as Joan Baez and Yoko Ono. man who rushed to the area. "It March 29th Mullen, who served in the Reagan administration as director of a new court to hear thouMnds of Matchwords (2 poims tor Mcti cormcl match) Lycheva will also meet Mayor Harold Washington and have could have exploded at any time.” the Drug Enforcement Administration, said the United States (CHCX>SE O N E: Social Security, must act now to stop the spread of communism in Central Uabort a^altack dinner with a'n American family. The 20-year-old soldier, on his AEDC) cases fHed each year 1^ The jjeace trip, sponsored by the Children of the Peacemakers first tour of duty in the province, America. people svho claim they have been Organization, is in memory of Samantha, the Maine school girl had virtually just stepped out of his Mullen is competing with James Pabilonia for the Republican improperly denied benefits. 2*inilict nomination for Congress in eastern Connecticut’s 2nd District. who toured the Soviet Union after writing the late Soviet Leader barracks when he was blown up. 3 The (CHOOSE ONE: U.S. Trea­ police said. There were no reports The winner will face Democratic Rep. Sam Gejdenson. who is o . Yuri AndrojMv urging world leaders to work for jieace. She died sury, Federal Reserve Roard) 3^mpose c-end early on the condition of his. wounded unopposed for his party’s nomination. last year in a plane crash with her father. recently lowered its discount colleague. In backing Reagan’s package of aid to Nicaragua’s contra rale, the interest rale it charges M ege rUpeali rebels, Mullen noted that he visited Central America while he HEIDIDOM on loans to other finarKial inslilu- was director of the Drug Enforcement Administration. lions, from 7.5 percent to 7 S<4ittcr e-deduct ” I have seen first hand some of the problems facing many percent countries relative to drug trafficking and terrorism. In many PaoDiewatch/Sportllglit cases Cuba supports and facilitates this activity,” Mullen said. 4 Initial braeli reaction was mNd to ($ points tor aach corract anawar) U o t M u 5 0 0 ' the recent announcement by 7 “ This is not Vietnam, it is our backyard.” 1 In what some saw as a rebuff to the Presidenl Reagan lhal he intends Motion Heture Academy, the Directors to scM S3S8 million worth of Guild of America recently voted its BLAZERS arhratKed missiles lo (CHOOSE prise for best-directed film of 19SS to O N E: Jordan, Saudi Arabia). 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By E. MIchcwl Myers “ solid" Republican votes. He said Fiscal woes United Press International the Democrats hope to pick up five Jack more supporters from their ranks rivals WASHINGTON — The margin of and five or six more GOP votes. A victory or defeat for President majority of 218 votes in the House Bv Robert Burns leave doubts Anderson- Reagan’s request for $100 million is needed. The Associated Press in aid for the Nicaraguan rebels is “ It’s awfully close,” Vice Presi­ critically close, its fate to be dent Bush said. “ I would concede GENEVA — OPEC today asked decided by 'perhaps fewer than 20 five independent oil producers to m u we still have a ways to go before about budget wavering House members. join the cartel in cutting oil everybody in this country senses The showdown vote is Thursday the same feeling of urgency that production in order to drive up prices, delegation officials said. Town Manager Robert Weiss has and Reagan and his opponents we feel about it.” President worked intensely on wavering Reagan made a nationally They said no firm commitments recommended a 1986-87 budget which he says members Tuesday. broadcast appeal Sunday for the were given. contains “no surprises.” It is a Philip Habib, Reagan’s special military aid, composed of $70 ^ The meeting with representa­ well-documented plan which would maintain envoy to Central America, was million in military assistance and tives of Mexico, Oman. Malaysia, Egypt and Angola followed three the current level-of town services and make misses the stationed near the House floor to $30 million in non-lethal aid, and push for the aid that Reagan said is spent hours with House members days of inconclusive OPEC talks few improvements. vital to maintaining as a military seeking their support Tuesday. on ways to stabilize oil prices. But despite what Weiss says, there may be force the estimated 20,000 Contra Rep. Jim Cooper, 0-Tenn., said Fernando Pegado, a member of surprises. The revenue estimates in the plan simple life guerrillas to pressure the Sandinis- Reagan should be seeking a the Angolan delegation, said tas into negotiating peace. OPEC did not request specific rely heavily on possible increases in state negotiated settlement with “ We're going to win, conclu­ Nicaragua. production cuts. He said his funding — increases which have been sively but not overwhelmingly,” “The American people have country was willing to help the t46> * WASHINGTON — “ What do the simple folk do „ proposed by Gov. William O’Neill but which said assistant House Democratic been dealing with the Nicaraguan cartel try to reverse the price slide. to help them escape when th ey’ re blue? ... Ob, appear unlikely to be enacted as proposed. leader Thomas Foley of issue for several years and they “ We are just talking in terms of what do simple folk do (that) we do not?” Washington. cooperation, and we (in Angola) If the Manchester spending plan is adopted don’t like it and they're not going to Ronald Reagan, the easygoing charmer who Reagan worked on the unde- buy it, even from the greatest feel that we can cooperate,” he by the Board of Directors, the town manager \n c o Y t> e gets along effortlessly with kings and commoners, cideds in meetings at the White salesman we’ve had in a long said. estimates that the tax i^aie would rise by 4.28 barons and blue collars, would be the last man House, and the Democratic leader­ time.” The talks broke off after about mills, or 9.6 percent. That would be a imaginable to sing the "Cam elot” version of King ' ship checked and rechecked its Senate Republican leader Ro­ two hours. Pegado said they would resume later in the day. Arthur. Unlike the Lerner-Loewe ruler, Reagan Support before the first of two bert Dole of Kansas said the House substantial increase — one which some days’ debate today. Gholamreza Aghazadeh, Iran’s knows what he’s missing. In a recent conversation vote looks good but not good taxpayers might not be able to afford. “ I ’ve had no reports from people enough yet. oil minister, told reporters after with Dale Van Atta in the Oval Office, Reagan And if the state assistance anticipated by that the president has swayed any “ I think they’re a bit short,” he the morning session that the sounded almost wistful as he reflected on the Weiss does not materialize, the town of our' numbers.” Rep. David said. Organization of Petroleum Ex­ ‘ ‘sim ple pleasures’ ' that are denied him as Bonior, D-Mich., a chief Demo­ Reagan has rejected such com­ porting Countries had asked non- directors would have to make adjustments, president. “ Yes,” he said, "you miss the simple cratic vote counter, said Tuesday. promises as delaying the $70 OPEC countries to join it in cutting 9 further increasing the tax rate or cutting the thing of — you stand upstairs there and you look “ We don’t have any indication million in military aid for six production. ■ , J:. budget. out the window and see the people walking by and that there are waves of people months or until a concerted effort “ We have told them ... we are in As the directors begin their detailed review you say, 'Hey, you know, I can’t do that anymore.’ moving because of this pressure by to negotiate with Managua fails — the same boat.” Aghazadeh said, speaking through an interpreter. “ I can’t go down there and say I ’m going to walk the admnistration, by outside saying the Sandlnistas would use of Weiss’s plan, they had better start thinking groups." the time to consolidate power, “ We told them we have to manage down to the drugstore and buy a magazine, or about possible cuts. Reductions will not come Bonior said the Democrats are build up their arsenals and seek to production. The more we cut the drop in some place for a cup of coffee. And you do easily, because most of the proposed “approaching" 210 firm votes destroy the Contras. more we can increase the prices.” miss it.” increases merely maintain existing services. from their party and there are 14 The most important independent The president added that there is another producers — the Soviet Union, the The entire recommended budget, excluding sim ple pleasure he misses — one that probably United States, Britain andNorway education, represents a 10.1 percent increase only someone who grew up in small-town or rural • — are not taking part in the talks in spending; without any improvements, the Am erica would appreciate; "T h e only driving I Clergymen in state with OPEC, thus diminishing the DPI photo Open Forum get to do is with the Jeep at the ranch — within the likely impact of any production cut increase is 8.7 percent. on the oil market. The improvements are minimal, and most borders of the ranch.” Canadian Prime Minister Brian Mulro- White HouseTuesday. Mulroney arrived for biiaterai talks on acid rain and trade. During a break in the talks. involve phased-in programs which the town criticize contra aid ney sits iistening as President Reagan Javier Espinosa Teran, the Ecuad­ THIS LED REAGAN to an interesting directors have determined are needed to your article. delivers welcoming remarks at the oran oil minister, confirmed there Story about case However, in the interest of fair Town needs observation about the cocoonlike existence of a tortured and have her imply that I was a “ general consensus” within achieve long-term goals. Perhaps the time reporting. I would suggest that modern American president; HARTFORD (U P I) - The lead­ OPEC that it must substantially ers of five major religious groups was behind those who funded this has come to reassess the goals, considering unfair to mother your reporter review the actual a new mall “ I have to tell you, there is something that I ’m reduce its own oil production to in Connecticut have urged against group,” said Auxilary Bishop the possibility of a longer phase-in period for very much aware of. I didn’t get to be so much halt the price slide. court record rather than accept­ To the Editor: U.S. aid to the rebels fighting in Peter Rosazza, of the Roman Reagan and Mulroney make some projects. ing self-serving statements from aw are of it until about the tim e we w ere leaving Catholic Archdiocese of Hartford. On Tuesday. Kuwait’s oil minis­ To the Editor: Nicaragua and called instead for ter said most OPEC officials were one party. I would particularly Sacramento, but now it is true here in Washington. “ The use of direct military force For instance, although the greater The mall and/or malls now more efforts at negotiation. ready to abandon their failing commitment to capital improvements is direct his attention to the trans­ being considered for our town “ Now, I've been here in Washington in years Meanwhile four protesters were should always be the last resort, As the attorney representing not the first impulse,” said the strategy of trying to win a bigger cript of the custody trial which appear to have hit a stalemate. past when we’d rent a car and we’d go wherever scheduled for arraignment today desirable, the town might not be able to Mrs. Peggy Pisch in the subject Rev. Stephen Sidorak of the United progress on acid rain issue share of the market. But he said took place on Aug. 27. 1985. in we wanted to go: out to dinner and that sort of after they were arrested during a increase the level of funding by 33 percent in custody matter discussed in your Methodist Church. they disagreed on how to cut Tolland County Superior Court Come on now. We as residents thing. You’d be surprised, sitting in the back seat sit-in protest at the New Britain causes, effects and appropriate production. newspaper. 1 read with some office of Rep. Nancy Johnson, unusual for a state visit. 1986-87. and the memorandum of deci­ are reading in the Manchester with someone else driving, how quickly you lose “ We shouldn’t invent civil wars Bv Ira R. Allen responses to the acid rain problem, Some countries, including Iran interest the article on Feb. 27 R-CCnn., the only member of the In spite of the acid rain question The long-term goal, to raise annual capital sion which resulted therefrom. Herald about one developer any sense of where things are. I found out as the and then overthrow governments United Press International which Canada contends damages and Algeria, wanted steep reduc­ headlined. “ Father decries child state’s congressional delegation we don’t like. That’s not the — on which Canada is pressing the 1 believe that you would have a desiring one aspect to be de­ years went on in Sacramento that, by golly, if they its forests and waterways and tions. to an overall level of 12 improvement spending to 2 mills by the end laws.” Because the matter is on who is planning to vote in favor of American way. I happen to believe WASHINGTON — President United States to put stronger signed and the other developer turn m e loose in the front seat of the car, I couldn’t controls on industrial air pollution originates in large measure from million barrels a day. That com­ of the decade, would reduce the town’s appeal and because it is in fact much more balanced picture if the aid proposal. we don’t teach the Soviet Union Reagan and Canadian Prim e Min­ you should choose to review the wanting to use part of South find my way even bpck and forth to work. — the two men enjoy a rapport air pollution in the United States. pares with estimated current reliance on bonding and lease-purchase docketed to be heard to be heard The religious leaders, saying any lessons by behaving just like ister Brian Mulroney have agreed Reagan has refused to blame production of about 17 million. entire record. Windsor. “ And the same is true here. Now we go to the they speak as individuals but are based on their common Irish arrangements. That's a good plan, and Weiss by the Appellate Court next the Soviet Union,” said Sidorak, on an approach to solving the acid sulfur dioxide emissions from Most of the others said the limit places where they take us, like banquets and so supported by either votes or policy heritage and their economic month — not in five years as As a taxpayer. I would prefer who is also executive director of rain problem, the single most power plants and autos for acid ought to be higher. The officials has proposed spending the equivalent of 1.4 forth at the hotels, and I rem em ber back when I statements made by their organi­ the Peace Center, and a member of difficult issue between the neigh­ conservatism. indicated by your article — I do Christine M. Whitehead to spend my hard earned savings rain or to agree to costly cleanup also disagreed over how to share mills in tax revenues on capital projects in used to drive to those places on my own. N ow I zations, Tuesday called on Presi­ the Christian Conference of boring nations. Ludgin & Whitehead in m y hometown, and not travel ” I enjoyed our discussions to­ and prevention efforts in lieu of the cuts and ways of ensuring A not want to comment on the dent Reagan to negotiate with the Connecticut. 1986-87. But some of those projects may have Attorneys at Law have to say, you get me outside these gates, I But the two leaders declined to day," Reagan said during a toast further research. against cheating, according to specifics of either the case or west to Westfarms or north to Nicaraguan government rather The Rev. Robert Evans of the to wait because of the current fiscal Hartford couldn’t find my way any place.” sign a joint agreement, and instead to Mulroney at the dinner. “ The Under Canadian pressure. Rea­ officials from several delegations. Ingleside. than seek to overthrow it. Presbjrterian Church U.S.A. and At this point, White House Chief of Staff Donald chose to issue separate statements contribution the Canadians have gan was said to have embraced a This approach — restraining situation. , The statement issued by the executive director of the Plow­ W e^'all getting older by the Regan chipped in; “ I doubt that the president later today, signaling that their been making on our way of life is joint study he and Mulroney production to dry up the oil glut and The directors also must take a close look at religious leaders says the aid shares Institute, said he has visited d a ju ^ d perhaps the town could agreement may not be a total one. incalculable. The bond of affection authorized a year ago. In recent stop the price decline — was recognizes the front door or the entry way of any package should be opposed be­ Nicaragua six times and believes the proposal to add 10 employees to the town Reagan and Mulroney, both between us is truly a treasure. days. Mulroney cast that endorse­ pursued by OPEC for nearly four cut out all this bickering, which major hotel.” cause it would increase death and the country has improved under its work force. As Director Stephen Penny expressing the natural warmth in " I strongly endorse a prompt ment as perhaps the smallest step years starting in 1982. But it certainly must be quite stressful The president laughed in agreement. For suffering on both sides of the Marxist Saiidinista government. relations between the United start to formal negotiations in ther Reagan could take to placate unraveled under the financial remarked, all the added positions are to all. and let’s get with it. security reasons, he is usually taken in and out the Nicaraguan civil war and it would Since 1979, when the U.S.-backed States and Canada, also were to fullest possible scope to those Canada. strains that prompted many R justified, but the board will have to set run counter to peace proposals Somoza government was over­ side or rear entrance to a hotel or auditorium. sign an extension of a five-year talks,” he said. “ Before I leave the The centerpiece of the report member countries to exceed their I can readily understand the made by American allies in Latin thrown, the malnutrition rate for priorities. One of those priorities should be agreement on American air de­ White House I hope we can bring issued in January was a $5 billion agreed output limits. residents near each of these America and Europe. “ WHAT WAS IT.” the president said, “ that children under age 12 fell from 60 these negotiations to a successful effort — financed half by govern­ The five independent producers the addition of a housing code inspector — a malls, but time doesn’t stand still The religious leaders, represent­ fense today. percent to 5 percent, and illiteracy ment and half by industry — over attending today’s meeting have a necessity which is not addressed in Weiss’s for any of us. Kitty in ‘K itty F oyle' — what was the line that ing Connecticut Roman Catholics, And at a glittery black-tie state conclusion,” he said. rate fell from 55 percent to 12 five years to test methods of combined oil output of about 4.5 they used about what I now see in hotels? She was Congregationalists, Presbyter­ dinner Tuesday evening, Reagan Earlier in the day. White House proposal. percent, Evans said. spokesman Larry Speakes said, controlling acid rain. The report million barrels a day. led by Our Manchester Parkade has using it to describe coming into Oiicago on the ians. and Episcopalians, said their told Mulroney he also endorsed a There is one major recommendation “ The two leaders are in substantial does not call for specific reductions Mexico’s 2.6 million. been deteriorating for ten years, train, and she said it's like seeing civilization with views have been shaped by visits to While the leaders announced “ prompt start” on trade negotia­ agreement on how to proceed” on over a set period of lime, as None of them has much room to in the 1986-87 spending plan which cannot be and I shop there almost daily. its pants down.” .< Nicaragua and discussions with their position at a news conference tions, which he hopes can be completed while he is in office. acid rain. Rather than a issue a Canada has urged. cut production. Mexico and Egypt tampered with. The education budget, which The president’s reference was to a 1940 both government and rebel in Hartford, Rep. John G. Row­ The extremely close relations joint declaration, he said, each Reagan and Mulroney also have are in dire financial trouble and the All of us, whether we be “ town leaders. land, R-Conn., said at a Washing- . amounts to about 60 percent of all General tear-jerker, for which Ginger Rogers won an side will present “ how each leader agreed to expand a $120 billion-a- three others do not produce enough fathers” or taxpayers, want to “ I would hate 'lO visit Nicaragua ton news conference that he would between the world’s two largest Fund expenditures, must be adopted without Academy Award in the title role. (Ironically for a ' wishes to state his position.” year trade relationship, the largest to make a difference in the global see, or hopefully we have the again and look into the eyes of a vote against Reagan’s proposed trading partners were unders­ conservative president, the screenplay — and cored by a second day of meetings That approach suggested a con­ between any two countries in the balance between supply and reductions. foresight to realize we certainly woman whose son was shot in the $100 million aid package for the presumably the line Reagan remembered — was between Reagan and Mulroney, tinued difference of opinion over world. demand. As Weiss points out in his budget message, could use a m^ll! fields or whose husband was Contra rebels. written by the late Dalton Trumbo, one of the there is strong support within the town for an Get your operations in gear, Hollywood Ten, who went to prison for refusing to increased commitment to quality education, ^ ® )loafi9 6 6 KbyNFAl, ME a InrI whoever you are — I’m waiting. answer congressional questions about their Thriller In Illinois and much of the increased school spending is allegedly pro-communist sympathies.) targeted for salary raises provided for in “ Honestly! Won't it be nice when spring break Mrs. H.W. Pfenning approved contracts. is over and we have our beaches back!?’’ 21 Ashworth St. AIDS A awina taaar Dr. John Beldekas of Boston University reports Mystery candidate stuns Democrats in the British medical journal Lancet that he has Board of Elections, said they did detected what m ay be A frican swine fe ve r virus in By Melanie Rlgnev not know Fairchild. His name was Scrutiny of judges a sign of progress blood samples of 921 victims of AIDS. This could listed on a mailbox in a 32-unit United Press International mean that other factors are involved in the deadly Mayor blasts ‘machine’ building, but no one responded ^>r The first point to be made about the hulabaloo at The old fawning over judges by the AIDS virus than have previously been reported. It CHICAGO — An unknown candi­ when the doorbell was rung. lawyer-dominated committee is missing. The could also mean that — despite vehement date supported by radical politi­ CHICAGO - Mayor Harold Elections year after year to In other races involving NDPC the State Capitol over judges is that R.E. Van Washington accused the regu­ ingratiating pleasantries are at a minimum. The governm ent denials — the African swine fever cian Lyndon LaRouche.won the steal elections,” Washington candidates, Janice Hart was mak­ Norstrand's “ poir’ did not move the Legislature’s lar Democratic Party of at­ perfunctory vote to confirm is gone. The rubber virus is present in the United States. This could be Democratic lieutenant governor said. ing a strong showing against Judiciary Committee to oppose the reappointment tempting to ‘’steal” the special Controversy over the special Capitol stamp is out the window. Judges are being nomination, sending Democrato Aurelia Marie Pucinski. a Demo­ of George Brodigan or anyone else. disastrous for the U.S. pork industry. As we aldermanic elections after ap­ scurrying today to reassess their aldermanic elections, which crat of Chicago, in the race for the questioned closely for twenty, thirty minutes, not reported earlier, Beldekas claims the parently losing his bid to gain Not by itself, it didn’t. Comments chances of unseating Republican were ordered to give blacks and Democratic nomination for secre­ the five or ten minute quickies of the past. govemmment has tried to block his research, but a control of the City Council. The public’s im pression may have been Gov. James R. Thompson. Hispanics greater representa­ tary of state. The process is, of course, still deeply political. he expects the study to continue. Early unofficial results today otherwise because of undue attention to Brodigan Bob Conrad Mark Fairchild was one of a tion in City Hall, began early Elsewhere, veteran Democratic Democrats predominate on the roster of state showed Washington-backed and other judges who did not fare well in the Van slate of National Democratic Pol­ Tuesday when a Cook County Rep. Melvin Price, 81, won his fight judges, a legacy of their party ’s control of the candidates in the federal court- judge extended hours of polling Norstrand ratings. Indeed, Rep. Chris Shays of TIckatIng tha navy icy Committee candidates. The for renomination to a 22nd term. governor’s office for a decade. That circumstance ordered elections were victor­ places. Stamford, a Republican m em ber of the candidates’ stands on the issues With all but his hometown of East M] 9 The Florida Department of Environmental ious in only two of the seven may just give Republicans reason to be so zealous. included a call for mandatory Judge Joseph Schneider al­ St. Louis counted. Price led committee, said he thought Brodigan was being questionnaire of some ten yars ago and m ail it to Regulation recently issued its Hrst citation wards being contested. But the ratings have led in large part toward testing for acquired immune defi­ lowed voting booths in 43 Madison County Auditor Pete / ’ ‘shafted.’ ’ That was before the judge faced the the 8,000 lawyers in the state. It asked them to rate “ I am convinced that the precincts — about half of them greater scrutiny of judicial nominations, and that against the U.S. Navy — for improper handling of ciency syndrome and quarantine Fields 15.633 votes to 13,725. with com mittee. judges on how they do on the bench and to say (Democratic) Machine went in the special election wards — hazardous wastes at the Jacksonville Naval Air of those who have AIDS. three other Democratic candi­ — politics or no politics — is some sort of progress. into this e le ^ o n hell bent on But Shays, who said he found the survey whether they deserved reappointment. He had Station, one of the largest airfields in the country. Other candidates on the NDPC to remain open two hours dates far behind. taking everything, even if it beyond the 8 p.m. ESTdeadline “ distasteful. ’ ’ wound up voting against Brodigan 1,286 replies. According to state environmental inspectors, the slate for governor, secretary of Price is the second oldest meant violating the law,” Wa­ on the basis of the judge’s responses to com m ittee Van Norstrand released ratings on 78 judges up Political notBbook state, treasurer artd comptroller after receiving complaints that member of Congress and faced N avy left dangerous chem icals in containers shington said late Tuesday as polling places opened late. questions and what he learned, not from the poll, for reappointment this year. He did so reluctantly, • U.S. Rep. Nancy Johnson, a New Britain also did surprisingly well. La- questions about whether he has the without lids, resulting in spills. Dangerous wastes election results began to be Voting had been scheduled to but from talking with attorneys fam ilia r with under pressure of a newspaper’s citing Freedom Republican, got through a State Capitol press Rouche has run for president stamina to do the job. Democrats were also being stored in areas where they counted. begin at 5 a.m. EST. Brodigan’s way in court. of Information principles. Predictably, the focus conference last week without being asked whether twice, getting only a small fraction ousted him as House Armed shouldn’t have been, and were being handled by The Democratic Machine, Forces loyal to Washington acrvices chairman a year ago. State Sen. Adela Eads of Kent said “ not a bit” of attention was on the few judges who fared she might run for governor. “ I must be slipping,” of the vote. which was founded by the late workers who hadn't been trained in proper Late results showed Fairchild and Alderman Edward Vrdo- State Rep. Judy Koehler of when she was asked whether the Van Norstrand poorly. Brodigan was one. she said later. Mayor Richard J. Daley and disposal methods. The Navy is correcting the running ahead of the party’s slated lyak, the mayor’s chief political Henry pulled ahead of Chicago findings had influenced her vote. “ I didn’t even The speaker said all along that his survey was flourished during Daley's 20- • Leaders of UA W locals around the state and problems. candidate, state Sen. GeorgeSang- nemesis and leader of a 29- steel executive George Ranney in year term, was “ out to steal” know what the questionnaire asked — I did my only supposed to be a “ tool” to assist legislators officers put Gov. Bill O’Neill and Toby Moffett meister of Mokena. With about 89 member majority bloc of coun­ the Republican Senate primary. the election, Washington added. own hom ework,” she said. when they had to vote on judicial nominations. through a tough grillin g last week but could not percent of the state's more than cil members, each vowed a With much of the vote still to be “ Every citizen walking the Apparently they took it that way, or ignored it. muster the required two-thirds vote for 11,000 precincts reporting. Fair- challenge to the extended hours, counted. Koehler had 66.798 votes streets knows that the Demo­ prompting Schneider to im­ THAT WAS TYPIC AL of how Republicans on endorsement. They’ll try again next week. The child had 307,580 to 290,847 votes for to Ranney’s 57,051. The winner will fianrhpBtpr Hmlft cratic Party has connived and pound hundreds of ballots until the com m ittee replied to queries on whether the “ I DID M Y OWN CHECKING,” said Rep. session was at the Farmington offices. Sangmeister. meet Democratic Sen. Alan Dixon used the ((%icago) Board of the court rules on the dispute. UPt ptwio ratings had been a factor. “ Not at all.” said Elinor Wilber of F airfield, adding that the • House Minority Leader Irving Stolberg 61 Feim^ed In 1Mi Fairchild's support was state­ in the general election. Dixon, the wide and carried several counties. state’s most popular vote-getter, Deputy House M ajority Lead er EMward questionnaire simply “ reinforced” her New Haven endorsed O’N eill for reelection last RICHARD W. COSGROVE...... p ..kjuk^ “ It’s a sad day in the Illinois name,” said Stevenson spokesman the possibility of having to run with easily outdistanced Sheila Jones in Search continues Krawiecki of Bristol. “ It didn’t sway me,” u id information. week, as we said was likely in a column last - ...... ■ • ■ • Democratic Party,” said Dave Ben Benjamin, refering to Sang- Fairchild. Benjamin said. his bid for a second term. So the second point to be made is that the Van December. Stolberg was so upset when he wrote to Rep. Frank O’Neil of Guilford. I ALEXANDER QiRELLi ] i : :: : : : : : : : :::::: eSX« Druker, a party spokesman. ’"The meister’s last name. Fairchild, whose telephone In the Senate race. Dixon haslas ^^olunteers hold up debris and rubble Tuesday as they Like other Republicans who w ere askedl Ihey Norstrand survey has led to immediate change in editors, saying the report was “ misleading.” shock still hasn’t worn off.” “George Sangmeister was not number was unlisted, could not be $614,000 stockpiled for his i>

t - MANCHESTER HERALD. Wednegday, March 19, 1986 Kuehl says Republicans keep budget options open SPORTS

deteriorate and then try to spot fix $50 million in expenditures. Health Director Ronald Kraatzfor By John F. Kirch Kuehl said he hasn't seen the need close scrutiny from both the it instead of keeping it up all Democrats who control the Board The budget recommendations a part-time housing code inspector Herald Reporter budget in full yet and couldn't to investigate complaints of code along,” Kuehl said. elaborate on what approach the of Directors and the Republican now go to the directors, who can make changes before voting to violations at residential rental He said he will try to attend the Republican Town Chairman Do­ Republicans would take. The three minority. Bird shoots down adopt a spending plan. units. four workshops Uie Board of nald Kuehl plans to meet with Republican members of the nine- Kuehl said he had not yet More than 60 percent of the Directors will hold to discuss the Town Manager Robert B. Weiss to member Board of Directors could Kuehl said today that the hous­ scheduled a meeting with Weiss. expenditures in the Weiss plan budget recommendations ih detail. discuss the manager's budget not be reached for comment today. ing code inspector is needed. He Weiss presented his budget would be for education, with other recommendations and says the also echoed GOP campaign The first workshop will run from recommendations for fiscal year big increases coming in capital GOP may offer its own budget. Kuehl did say that he does not charges that Manchester is allow­ 8 a.m. to noon Saturday in the want to see a tax increase, but 1986;87, which begins July 1. at a improvements. Weiss also recom­ ing its infrastructure — sidewalks, Cleveland Cavaliers " I f we think ifsm ostly correct," Lincoln Center hearing room. The mended adding 10 new positions in he said today of the budget offered no alteniative to the news conference Tuesday morn­ roads and buildings — to directors will discuss the budget six town departments. proposal, “ then we'll Just make 4.28-mill General Fund hike re­ ing. He proposed a 9.6 percent deteriorate. recommendations for general go­ The manager rejected some suggestions. If we think its entirely quested by Weiss. He would only increase in the tax rate paid by all vernment and polie'e department HARTFORD — The Cleveland requests by department heads for "The historical fact in Manches­ incorrect, then we'll offer our own say that the manager's recommen­ Manchester property owners, an Cavaliers’ strategy was to force staff increases, including one from ter is that we wait for things to at that workshop. budget." dations were a “ first step" that increase that would support over Larry Bird away from the basket. The game’s .premier player re­ sponded by becoming the NBA's all-time leading 3-point shooter. > Bernard Malamud, 71, dies Bird converted 5 of 6 from beyond the 3-point line en route to 43 points in Just 29 minutes Tuesday night as the Boston Author wrote The Fixer/ The Natural’ Celtics sent the Cavaliers to their fifth straight defeat, a 126-96 a second National Book Award and NEW YORK (UPI) — Bernard decision over Cleveland. the Pulitzer Prize, was made into a Malamtfd, the Pulitzer Prize- Bird, who won the NBA's first winning author who drew inspira­ film in 1968. . , 3-point contest during the Febru­ Malamud won his first National tion from his father's tales of ary All-Star break, moved past Book Award for his collection of Czarist Russia but only began Utah guard Darrell Griffith to take short stories, “ The Magic Barrel," writing seriously after the Holo­ a 249-246 career edge in successful caust, died at his Manhattan in 1958. 3-pointers. “ The Tenants,” written in 1971, a apartment. He was 71. “ We wanted to deny him the easy microcosm of the relationship Malamud died about 4; IS p.m. hoops,” Cavaliers coach Gene between blacks and whites in Tuesday of natural causes, police Littles said. “ We were ready to contemporary urban America, spokesman Sgt. Raymond O'Don­ give him (Bird) the 2-and 3-point won him praise in The New York nell said. shots, but he couldn’t miss. He was Times for rushing in “ where The author once described him­ Just unconscious. I haven't seen angelic liberals fear to tread,” and self as a chronicler of "simple him any better.” was followed in 1979 by "Dubin's people struggling to make their Bird, who scored 34 first-half lives better in a world of bad luck.” Lives.” points, said almost apologetically, Describing his 1982 novel “ God's His first novel, a realistic “ The ball Just started going in.” 9 fantasy about baseball called “ The Grace” — about the sole human For Boston, which plays three Natural.” written in 1952, was a survivor of a nuclear holocaust — games each season at the Ilartford 20th-century, version of the Arthur as “a visionary tale with a Civic Center, the victory was its legend. Compared with his later prophetic warning.” Malamud 21st straight triumph on a home books, it was notable primarily for echoed his earlier axiom that the court, equaling a 5-year-old team its absence of Jewish characters. purpose of a writer is “ to keep UPI photo record. civilization from destroying In 1984 "The Natural" was made BERNARD MALAMUD Bird connected on 17 of 24 shots into a successful film that aban­ itself.” Hartford goalie Mike Liut peeks out from goes in the net in NHL action Tuesday from the floor and all 4 free-throw doned Malamud's grim conclusion . . . Pulitzer winner Malamud, who received his behind the struggle between teammate night in Detroit. The Whalers won, 6-4, attempts. bachelor of arts degree at the City^ for one of renewal and hope. Dave Babych (44) and Detroit's Doug to close the gap on Buffalo to only two “ Larry was all over,” Danny destruction of 6 million Jews," he College of New York and his" Ainge said. “ He Just got rolling in A Malamud began making up Shedden and finds the puck before it points. UPI photo stories for his friends as a boy, once wrote. "Somebody has to cry master's degree at Columbia Uni­ those three-pointers. When he inspired by his father's tales of life — even if it's a writer 20 years versity. became a member of the starts hitting those shots he’s Boston's Bill Walton (5) sends a pass over the in Czarist Russia. He began later.” faculty of Bennington College in impossible to stop. You come out outstretched arms of Cleveland's Mark West in their NBA Bennington. Vt.. in 1961. writing short stories in the back Malamud's second book was and check him, he’ll drive by you, game Tuesday night at the Hartford Civic Center. Larry room of his family's grocery store "The Assistant,” written in 1957, The school recently had no penetrate, dish off to other people. "direct connection” with the au­ Bird netted 43 points to lead the Celtics to a 126-96 rout in Brooklyn, where he was born on which established him as a major Whalers get big win If you double-team him, you’re April 26. 1914. American Jewish writer, often thor, college spokesman Charles leaving someone.else open.” over the Cavaliers. It was not until World War II and included along with Saul Bellow Yoder said, although Malamud “ You sit there and you ask the Holocaust that he became and Philip Roth in the triumverate was most recently "a presence on yourself, 'Do I believe what I’m convinced he had something to say that defines the genre. the campus.” seeing?” ’ Celtics Coach K.C. Jones held a 100-75 lead entering the we’ve played,” Littles said. “ Bos­ as a writer, and his short stories “ The Fixer," in 1967, dealt with Yoder said Malamud was last on said. “ He’s on a roll. Tonight there fourth quarter, which Bird sat out ton is far better than LA (Lakers) .. >., • V m right now.” m often drew from Yiddish oral anti-Semitism in 20th-century Cza­ campus during a fall lecture series to close on Sabres was no stopping the flow, the as the Celtics' reserves finished tradition. In his novels he com­ rist Russia. The novel was based and regularly participated in the rhythm. The ball hits the bottom of the game. Kevin McHale and Scott Wed- ^ - T H man each scored 13 points for the bined realism and symbolism in on thetruestoryof MendelBeilis.a school's. summer writers' work­ DETROIT (U PI) - John Ander­ “ My contributing might not be the second perod. the net, no rim, that’s all.” “ We got o ff to a big lead and Gavin put the Whalers in the lead Celtics and rookie Sam Vincent ways that evoke the 19th-century Jewish handyman or “ fixer” who shops. He said Malamud “ shared son is providing the Hartford enough to get us into the playoffs, With the Celtics holding a 23-22 everybody’s shots were going in,” UPl photo Russian novels. in 1911 was acquitted of charges he the demands and the discoveries Whalers with the goal scoring they but I'll do the best I can,” Anderson 1; 16 later when Dean Evason's edge. Bird scored 8 of his 19 Bird said. “ The game was over by had 12. shot bounced off the pads of goalie World B. Free paced Cleveland " I for one believe that not enough killed a Christian boy in a ritual and the effort of that work with his hoped for when they acquired the said. “ I want my teammates to feel first-quarter points, including a halftime.” with 26 points and Eddie Johnson has been made of the tragedy of the slaying. The novel, which won him students of writing." left wing earlier this month. like I'm going to contribute. Greg Stefan and landed in the pair of 3-pointers, during a 10-0 Jones said; “ The Cavaliers Wobbly walker contributed 22. For Littles, it was Anderson registered his third Gaining their confidence is most crease where Gavin tapped it into Boston surge as the Celtics took a geared their defense toward our his second loss since taking over ___k------NHL hat trick Tuesday night to important to me. The key is that the open corner. Evason sent the 35-28. Boston n ever tra ile d big men down low, which opens up Farm hand Debbie Lariviere of George­ as she is brought out of the stable at the the coaching duties on an interim push the Whalers to a 6-4 triumph I'm contributing.” Whalers to a 4-2 lead with 2; 59 afterward. the outside, and Larry capitalized basis for the the fired George Karl. town. Mass., lends a helping hand to a Kenwood Farm. over the Detroit Red Wings. Stewart Gavin scored two goals remaining in the second period Bird then connected for 9 points on it,” Jones said. The margin of victory was 1 three-day-old filly who is a bit unstable Obituaries Since being obtained from Qu­ for the Whalers, who have won six when he deflected Dave Babych's in a 13-3 run during the first 3:34 of The victory extended Boston’s point shy of Boston's largest of the ebec March 8 for defenseman Risto of their past eight games. The pass past Stefan during a power the second quarter to break the win streak to five games, and play. season, also in a game with 10;30 a.m. at the Holmes Funeral Siltanen, Anderson has given Hart­ defeat was the 23rd at home for game open. Boston, which shot 58 improved its league-best record to Elizabeth M. Sadd Cleveland, a 126-95 triumph last Panel wants election Emily A. Birbarie Home, 400 Main St. Burial will be in ford six goals in five games. Detroit, breaking the team record percent, opened the second half 55-13. A Anderson converted a pass from “ Boston might be the best team Jan. 8. Elizabeth Mary Turkington the East Cemetery. Calling hours “ He has the knack of putting the set during the 1975-1976 season. with a 22-5 run. Bird scoring 9, and Emily A. Birbarie, 98, of 48 Ray Ferraro during a 2-on-l break Sadd, 75, wife of George Sadd. died are Thursday from 2 to 4 and 7 to 9 puck into the net when he gets his “ We played a good first period, Arcellia Drive, died at her home at 4; 10 of the third period. He Tuesday. She was bom Jan. 13, March 8. She was born in Manches­ p.m. chances,” Hartford coach Jack then we got a couple of bad bounces Aquino waits on vote decision that led to goals in the second completed his hat trick with an 1888. in Beirut. Lebanon. ter and had lived here for many Memorial donations may be Evans said. NBA roundup years. period,” Detroit coach Brad Park empty-net goal at 18:56. Continued from page 1 revolutionary or constitutional, sition walkout. She lived most of her life in made to the American Heart Hartford moved within two She had lived in Sarasota. Fla., said. “ We don't have the confi­ A power-play goal by Gerard the important thing is that we have Officials have urged Aquino to Willimantic. She is survived by a Association or the American points of fourth-place Buffalo for for the last 20 years. She was a dence to bounce back from things Gallant at 7:10 of the third period listed as recipients of $S0,000 decided to set a new election for all clarify the constitutional basis of brother. Frederick Birbarie of Cancer Society. the Adams Division's final playoff member of the South United spot. Both teams have nine games like that." cut Hartford's lead to two goals contributions on a document officials of the government on Nov. her rule and end a political crisis Manchester; a sister. Elsie Bir­ and Petr Klima added his second of Rockets clinch playoff slot The first bad bounce led to that has preoccupied the new barie of Manchester; several Methodist Church and its Women's remaining. Both clubs are in action R brought to the United States by 11. 1986. Elizabeth Goble Gavin's first goal. Mike McEwen the game with 49 seconds to play. former Philippine President Fer­ nieces and nephews; grandnieces Club in Manchester, the Women's tonight. The Whalers are in St. Alvan Adams with 25. “ Everything will be stable after government. shot the puck off the boards and it Goals by John Ogrodnick and Bv Mike Tullv ^ setback on the road. dinand Marcos, congressional that election.” said Cuenco, adding and grandnephews; and great- Club of Pine Shores United Presby­ Elizabeth (Forgash) Gohle, 85. Louis to face the Blues while the United Press International “ We got a couple of breaks our "W e impressed the urgency of terian Church in Sarasota. Fla., widow of Nelson L. Goble of 10 bounced over the stick of Detroit's Klima staked the Red Wings to a sources and a Philippine official that the election would include all grandnieces and great- Sabres are on the West Coast way, and they had some turnovers Jazz 107, Sonics 104 the matter to her. ... We know that the National Association of Retired Barasbee Lane, Coventry, died Steve Richmond. Sylvain Turgeon 2-0 lead before the midway mark of say. (Story on page 5.) local and national officials except grandnephews. where they will face the Vancouver The Houston Rockets better look that got us back in the gam e,” At Seattle. Ricky Green hit 5 all other issues are linked to this." Federal Employees of Sarasota. picked up the loose puck, moved the first period. Anderson notched Reports said other U.S. candi­ Aquino and Vice President Salva­ The funeral will be Thursday at Tuesday at Rockville General Canucks. The Whalers and Sahres sharper performing in the playoffs Davis said. “ We never did quit. We Jumpers in the closing minutes to Cuenco said. Fla. and the United Nations behind the net and fed Gavin in the his first goal at 18:01 to cut dates also were listed as receiving dor Laurel, who ran against the Potter Funeral Home. 456 Hospital. meet each other on Tuesday, April than in clinching them. came so close.” rally Utah. Adrian Dantley of the Association in Sarasota, Fla. slot to tie the score 2-2 at 11;47 of Detroit’s lead in half. contributions, including Sen. Alan President Ferdinand Marcos in the Cuenco disclosed few details. Jackson St., Willimantic. at 1 p.m. She was a former East Hartford 1, at the Hartford Civic Center. Nearly blowing a 16-point lead in Olajuwon sank a free throw with Jazz scored 28 points, including 22 Besides her husband, she leaves Cranston. D-Calif. Cranston said fraud-tainted Feb. 7 election. But he said Monday the Cabinet Burial will follow in the Old resident. the fourth quarter Tuesday night, 5; 56 left to give the Rockets a 103-87 in the first half, when he suffered a two sons. Dr. Robert Turkington of today he did not know anything Aquino. 53, was installed as committee would advise Aquino to Willimantic Cemetery. There are She is survived by two sons. the Rockets nevertheless assured bulge. But the Suns outscored cut over his right eye that required Brookfield, Wis. and William J. NHL roundup about the contribution. president Feb. 25 in a civilian- convene the National Assembly no calling hours. Nelson W. Goble of Coventry and a playoff berth by posting a 112-109 Houston 17-3 over the next five stitches at halftime. Tom Turkington Jr. of Los Angeles; two The document, described Tues­ backed military revolt that sent May 12 to grant her emergency Memorial donations may be Floyd Goble of Plymouth, Pa.; two victory over the Phoenix Suns. minutes to pull within 106-104. Chambers led Seattle with 26 day by congressional sources on Marcos into exile in Hawaii powers for six months or until a made to Manchester Visiting brothers, John Ellison of St. daughters. Carol Zikowski of Hart­ “ There was some great basket­ points. Petersburg. Fla. and Robert Elli­ ford and Audrey Goble of New Knicks 107, Nets 103 condition of anonymity and by Marcos had been proclaimed new constitution is drafted to Nurses Association. 397 Porter St., ball in the first 45 minutes of the Lakers 128, Blazers 122 Manchester, son of Ontario, Calif.; two sisters. Britain; two brothers, Michael Isles no help to Rangers At East Rutherford. N.J., James Jovito Salonga. head of a Philip­ winner of the election by the replace the 1973 Marcos-tailored game,” Houston coach Bill Fitch At Inglewood, Calif., Magic Florence Fish of the Rockville Forgash and Peter Forgash, both Bailey scored a season-high 31 pine commission investigating National Assembly after an oppo- charter. said. “ I can't find the words for the Johnson scored 26 points to power section of Vernon. Marion Ridbifi of Centremorland, Pa.; a sister. points and added 11 rebounds to Marcos, does not make clear By Lisa Harris Division playoff spot. Actually, the next goal and one by Denis Potvin last three.” Los Angeles to its ninth straight of South Windsor; six grandchild­ Myrtle Antalek of Clifton Springs, help New York snap an 11-game whether the contributions were William F. Kilby Jr. United Press International Rangers looked like they needed to around a score by Ranger Mike Allen Leavell scored a season- victory. James Worthy added 22 ren; and one great-grandchild. N.Y.; 13 grandchildren and 12 losing streak to New Jersey. actually made, the sources said. William F. Kilby Jr.. 66, of 2536 be reminded of Pittsburgh. The Ridley. high 23 points, including 2 free points and six other Lakers scored Memorial services were held at great-grandchildren. Bailey scored the Knicks’ last 4 The list of contributions has been Main St., Coventry, died Tuesday E ver since the New York Island­ Islanders have 80 points, the Sutter combined with his.win­ throws with four seconds left, and in double figures. The Trail Blaz­ Mayor backs Moffett the Pine Shores United Presbyter­ The funeral will be Thursday at 9 points from the free-throw line. referred to the Justice Depart­ at Windham Memorial Hospital, ers won the first of four straight Rangers 71 and Pittsburgh 70. gers, brother Duane and / Bob Ralph Sampson also contributed 23 ers’ Kenny Carr hit for 27 points. ian Church in Sarasota, Fla., on a.m. at the Burke-Fortin Funeral Mike Gminksi led the Nets with 27 ment's criminal division for Willimantic. He was the husband Stanley Cups in 1980, their fans “ Sure we talked about it before Bourne, for a seven-point line points. Kiki Vandeweghe contributed 25 March 11. Home, 76 Prospect St., Rockville, points and 20 rebounds. further investigation, the sources Continued from page 1 passion" of his supporters will of Eunice (Sage) Kilby. have taken delight in reminding the game,” said Rangers goalie performance. Leavell's role has grown in and Steve Colter added 23. Memorial donations may be said. make his campaign successful. He He was bora in Wethersfield, and with a mass of Christian burial at the New York Rangers how long its John Vanbiesbrouck, who was importance since starting point Bucks 116, Bullets 87 made to the Hospice of Sarasota. 10; 30 a.m. in St. Mary Church, Kings 117, Nuggets 113 In Manila. Political Affairs statewide role in his campaign. said some of the "political estab­ had been a resident of Coventry for been since the Rangers won a pulled midway through the game Capitals 5, Kings 2 guard John Lucas was released by At Milwaukee, Charles Davis lishment seems to be sleepwalking Fla., 2344 Bee Ridge Road, Sara­ Coventry. Burial wil be in St. Houston last week after he tested scored a season-high 26 points to At Sacramento, Eddie Johnson Minister Antonio Cuenco told re­ Moffett said. 15 years. Before he retired four Stanley Cup. trailing 5-1. “ A two-point effort At Landover, Md., John Paul through this campaign.” sota, Fla.. 33579. orthe Pine Shores Mary's Cemetery, East Hartford. positive for drug use. For the lead seven Bucks in double figures. scored 14 of his 24 points in the porters that the committee ad­ years ago. he was employed as a Signs and chants saying “ 1940“ would have dimmed the lights on Kelly collected two goals and an He said Barbara Weinberg will "W e have a vision: we know Prayer Garden. 6116 Elmwood There are no calling hours. Rockets to succeed in the playoffs, With the triumph, Milwaukee fourth quarter to rally the Kings. vised against declaring a revolu­ crib attendant at Pratt & Whitney, abounded Tuesday night, as al­ Pittsburgh, but you have to re­ assist and Bryan Erickson regis­ be one of "our chief out-front where we are going,” Moffett said, Ave., Sarasota, Fla. Leavell and Lewis Lloyd will have stretched its Central Division lead Terry Tyler chipped in 20 points for tionary government and suggested East Hartford, working for the ways when the arch rivals play on member it (the race) brightened tered a goal and two assists against people.” Stanley Weinberg has winning applause from the au­ The National Cremation Society to be able to consistently feed the to four games over the idle Atlanta Sacramento. Alex English led "transitory would be a finer company for 15 years. NIcot Takoudet Long Island. But finally. Islanders the lights up on the Islanders. It his former team to lift Los Angeles already been playing a role behind dience, which included his Man­ of Sarasota, Florida Chapter. 3232 ball inside to Sampson and Akeem Hawks. Washington, which was led term ." ' . Besides his wife, he is survived fans have found something more woke them. They would have been and prevent Washington from Denver with 29 points and Wayne the scenes, he said. chester coordinators. Dorothy S. Tamiami Trail. Sarasota, Fla., Nicos Gregory Takoudes, 54, of Olajuwon. by Cliff Robinson’s 29 points, lost “ Whatever kind of government by two sons. Wiliam F. Kilby III of fun to do than recite the Rangers' only five points ahead of us. We taking over first place in the Cooper had 22. Moffett said the "degree of Brindamour and Robin Tracey. had charge of arrangements. Vernon, husband of Marion (Garri­ “ We had to fight for this gam e,” its fourth straight. we have right now. whether Andover and Howard S. Kilby of last championship year. As the wanted to get away from Pitts­ Patrick Division. The 45-21-5 Capi­ Warriors 126, Clippers 122 son) Takoudes, died Tuesday at Leavell said. “ I'm feeling stronger Coventry; a daughter. Edna G. Rangers were routed 6-2, they burgh and go after the Islanders. tals remained one point behind idle Mavericks 120, Spurs 113 Rockville Hospital. He was the and stronger. I ’ve been working At Oakland, guard Terry Teagle Kilby of East Hartford; and two Franklin Fowler were reminded by the largest “ We had a great attitude before Philadelphia. sisters. Wilhemina Kilby of Crom­ brother of Christos Takoudes of hockey crowd in Nassau Coliseum the game, but it didn't work out for out at night. I'll be ready.” At Dallas, Dale Ellis scored a connected for a season-high 32 Franklin Fowler, 72, of East season-high 28 points and equalled State to study well and Florence Mongillo of Manchester. history — 16,265 — they might not us. They were a very strong team. Oilers 6, Jets 2 The Rockets have a two-game points and Purvis Short scored 30 Hartford, husband of the late a team record by making 6 of 7 to lift Golden State. The Warriors Rocky Hill. He also is survived by a son, even make the playoffs this year. Their early-on play was a key At Edmonton, Alberta, Jari lead over second-place Denver in Vernon samples Dorothy M. (Stillman) Fowler, A private funeral will be held at Gregory Takoudes of Vernon; two “ Let’s go Pittsburgh" resounded factor." Kurri scored his league-leading the Midwest Division. 3-point field goals, the last coming held Los Angeles to 18 points in the died Monday at Hartford Hosptial. the Watkins Funeral Home, 142 E. daughters, Mrs. Richard (Nola through the arena as the Rangers Brent Sutter scored the first of 60th goal of the season and Wayne Phoenix, playing without two of with 1;21 left and giving the third quarter, a season-low for a radon’s effects He was the father of Helen Susanno Center St. Burial wil be private. Takoudes) Neal of Ellington and failed to expand their one-point his two goals in the game at 4:24. Gretzky picked up his 50th to give its top scorers in Larry Nance and Mavericks a 9-point advantage. It Warriors opponent. The Clippers 9 say gas present Gagne of Manchester. There are no calling hours. Tena Takoudes of Vernon; another lead over idle Pittsburgh in the Then in a 52-second spurt, the the Oilers their 10th triumph in James Edwards, was paced by was the 13th loss in 14 games for were led by Marques Johnson with Continued from page 1 He also is survived by another 30 points. brother, Demetrios Takoudes in race for the fourth and final Patick Islanders sandwiched Sutter's their last 11 games. Walter Davis with 29 points and San Antonio and the 11th straight Water samples in four out of 10 homes tested by daughter. Marian Enanttha Nevue Greece; three sisters, Roula Kan- survey, said his department is studying what has been the state Health Department in Vernon showed of East Hartford; a granddaugther glogfou and Katie Kalotidou. both learned about radon in other states. In early summer, "slightly elevated levels” of the toxic gas radon, Edward P. Krewalk Sr. and many other relatives. in Greece; and Maro Efstratiou of state geologists will tell health officials where to do but air samples were within the federal Edward P. Krewalk Sr.. 64. of ThefunerarwillbeFridayatS; IS Vernon; and several nieces and additional testing, he said. standards, a Vernon health official said today. Springfield. Mass., formerly of a.m. at the Holmes Funeral Home, nephews. Coventry exhibits poise in OT win over Somers Charles Vasilopoulos, Vernon's deputy health Late last year, there were an estimated 22.000 East Hartford, died Monday at 400 Main St., with a mass of The funeral will be Friday at 1 officer, said he did not want to comment in detail homes in Pennsylvania and more than 300,000 in New Wesson Memorial Hospital, Christian burial at 9 a.m. in St. p.m. at St. George Greek Orthodox By Jim Tierney times for both games are to be “ They’ve improved with every the score at 49-all. The Pats as the buzzer sounded. we'll be out,” Badsteubner on the testing because he had not received the York and New Jersey contaminated with radon, some Springfield. He was the brother of James Church. Burial will be in Cathedral. 433 Fairfield Ave., Herald Carrespondent announced. gam e," Badsteubner applauded. regained the lead at 1:04 of the Both squads were tentative in stressed. “ They (Portland) beat us Health Department's written report. at levels that exceed the government safety standard Caroline Stapas of Manchester. Center Cemetery. Granby. There Hartford. Burial wil be in St. Coventry, coming off wins over “ We start five Juniors, and only final quarter on a Walsh basket. the early going before Coventry’s twice by a bucket and they beat He said he was aware of the air and water are no calling hours. Suffield earlier this year by 30. So for uranium mines. He also is survived by three sons. Bernard's Cemetery, Vernon. Cal­ Poise was certainly served Jus­ Hale-Ray and Stafford High, two of them. Jason Garick and Following a Dave Bucher free Rich Reagan asserted himself samples being taken, since his department had our chances look good against Edward P. Krewalk Jr. of Stafford ling hours will be Thursday from 2 tice Tuesday night by the Coventry showed its character in a game Larry Walsh, really saw varsity throw with 12 seconds left in down low and tallied eight first- picked the homes where the testing equipment Officials had thought that radon seepage could be Suffield, but I know our kids want Springs. Thomas M. Krewalk of to 4 and 7 to 9 p.m. at the High Patriots and the Spartans of enveloped in strategy and tenuous action last year." regulation, Garick was fouled with quarter points to pull the Patriots was placed. The homes were scattered around controlled by caulking basement cracks and instal­ WMl«y Bulla another crack at Portland and I'd South Windsor and Kenneth J. Giuliano-Sagarino Funeral Home, Somers High in the Class S boys advantages. six seconds to go and Coventry to a 15-12 lead. Overmatched in town, Vasiolopoulos said, but he declined to ling ventilation systems, but the work done by the A funeral for Wesley Bulla, also like to play them." Krewalk of East Hartford; a 247 Washington St., Hartford. basketball East Region II final at “ This (win) is great for our In the three minute extra ses­ clinging to a 53-52 advantage. stature, the Spartans demon­ reveal their exact locations. federal Environmental Protection Agency and formerly of Hemlock Street, who Reagan and Breault added 14 daughter. Kathryn McCann of There will be a Trisagion at 8 p.m. Manchester High School's Clarke kids," Patriot coach Ron Bad- sion. Coventry exhibited its heady Garick misled the first of two strated swift pinpoint passing Vernon was picked for the testing because of private companies has had uneven success. died Tuesday, will be Friday at and 12 points, respectively, for the Storrs; two brothers, John Kre­ Thursday at the funeral home. Arena. steubher said. “ They’ve really play and canned two of three field from the line, but after a Somers’ inside which availed high percen­ the geological formations in the town. Vasilopou­ tage shots. Utlizing this tactic, winners. Because so little is known about radon, studies in walk in Florida, and Michael In a thrilling overtime contest, matured with experience." goals, and more importantly. timeout, sank the second free los said. The cancer-causing radioactive gas is Somers shot 8-for-15 in the second Connecticut this summer will include air and water Krewalk of Canton; another sister. Coventry finally subdued Somers. During a contest which saw 6-for-6 from the foul line. Keith throw to give the Patriots a emitted from bedrock. quarter and seized the lead at the samples taken above all types of bedrock. Quarrier Mary Strempak of Chicopee, 64-58. Under Connecticut In tv - seven ties and 13 lead changes, Breault's 18-footer with 1:03 to go two-point lead, 54-52. The Spartans COVKNTRY (44) — Rich R *a aan t^2 Manchester health officials were not available ANSWERS TO THE QUIZ scholastic Athletic Conference intermissibn, 30-29. 14, La rry Walsh 3 04) 6, Jon Savmour 4 said. Those studies will try to determine which areas Mass.; and a granddaughter. poise and confidence were the in OT gave the Patriots the lead for Would have to negotiate the length today for comment on the radon testing. Town rules, both teams advance to the of the court in six seconds and A tough assignment looms oh 2-2 10, Jason Gorick I 6-9 22, Ktith hav^ the greatestj^ential for radon buildup, he said. WORLDSCOPE: 1-|jpan; 2-Social Security; l-Federal Rnerve bastions for survival and remained good. B rto u lt S ^212, Rh«n Gibbs OOOO, Jack Manager Robert Weiss said he was not aware of The funeral will be Thursday at quarterfinals Friday. The 14-8 Coventry led 43-42 after three convert at the other end to force an Friday for Badsteubner and his ■oard; 4-Saudi Arabia; S-apologized lor imperative for the victors in the A var 0 0410, Totals 26 12-15 64. any testing in Manchester. Bolton First Select­ Quarrier sSld''confusing things" have been learned 10; 15 a m. at Holmes Funeral Patriots will play 24-2 Suffield decisive moments. Fortunately, periods but fell behind. 49-47, on overtime sessiw — which they did. upstart Patriots. SOMBRS (58) — Chris Kozik 51-211, NEWSNAME: Kurt WaMheim, Secretary General Doug K o ilk 10-2 2, Dave Bucher 4 3411, man Douglas Cheney also said he had not heard of about radon. One home can have a very high level and Home. 400 Main St., with a mass of High, which lost to Portland High, for Coventry, in overtime, these two foul shots by Mike Brooks, who Bucher drovetro length of the floor “ I told them we have to maintain MATCHWORDS; 1-c; 2-e; J-b; 4-a; S-d M ike Gauvine 2 04) 4, Jerry Kulos 6 0-1 any testing in Bolton. another home nearby will have Just traces, he said. Christian burial at 11; 15 a.m. at St. 52-49, Tuesday. Somers, 16-7, former attributes were beckoned led the Spartan effort with 14 and la u A ch ^ a twisting 10-footer this level of play throughout the 12, M ike Brooks 54-414, Mark C hlllckl 2 Rose Church, East Hartford. Cal­ PIOPIIWATCH/SPORTIICHT: 1-Sleven Spielberg; 2-CeorgU meets Portland. 22-1. Sites and to the fore. points. A Breault Jumper knotted from the^ left side which banked in tournament, once we lose it then 04) 4, Totals 25 0-15 50. O’Keeffe; 3-pr»lS?'89tl5%Waller ierry - SUSAN VAUGHN "What it really'boils down to is, very little is ling hours are today from 2 to4 and known," 7 to 9 p.m.

- I — MANCHESTER HERALD. Wednesday. Mafch 19. 1986 - 11 It - MANCHESTER HERALD. Wednetdav. March 19, 1M6 Redskins toss John Riggins on footbaii Junk piie Spring training roundup touchdowns (IM , behind Brown’s who thinks be wants to be the naled his retirement or whether he By Will Dunham Gibbs met with Riggins at " I met with Joe Gibbs this 106). Moreno playing ball for Tanner’s Braves is interested in playing for another Unlttd P rtu Inttrnatlonal Redskin Park Tuesday and in­ morning and we discussed my starting running back for the A self-proclaimed bad boy, Rig­ formed the team’s all-time leading future with the team,” Riggins Redskins this year to a M- yard gins has caused considerable em­ Neither Gibbs nor RedsUns Ken Forsch, trying to battle back WASHINGTON - John Riggins ball-carrier that he wasn't wanted said in a statement issued through dash at the mini-camp,” Riggins barrassment to the Redskins’ front added. " I think the outcome of the officials would comment on Rig­ By The Asfocicrted Press MbIb 7, Tlg«ri 5 claims Washington Redskins for the 1986 season. his lawyer Tuesday night. “ I told office with his off-field behalvor, after missing the last two seasons competition will prove that I gins’ claims. coach Joe Gibbs has misjudged Joe from the onset of the meeting including a 1985 charge of public Detroit roughed up the usually with arm miseries, pitched four of my desire to play for the haven’t, in fact, lost a step. Should Omar Morena had his best years unhlttable Dwight Gooden for innings for the Angels, allowing how much talent he has left andthe After the meeting, the 38- year- Riggins, a buU-llke ninner and drunkeness. Redskins again this year. He my challenge go unanswered. I playing for the Pittsburgh Pirates three runs and six hits in four one run — Chris Brown’s homer — ranning back is willing to prove the old Wggins challenged any poten­ one of the league's all-time best responded that he did not want me want everybody to know that I wish under Manager Chuck Tanner. innings but the Mets won when Tim and five hits. error. tial replacement to a running duel short-yardage ground-gainers, has The Redskins issued'a minimum to play for the team any more the Redskins well and I have no He led the National League with Corcoran, Terry Blocker and How­ during mini-camp May 12-17 at the amassed 11,352 yards in 14 seasons qualifying offer for Riggins in Expo* 1, Royal* 0 because I had supposedly, ‘lost a hard feelings.” 71 stolen bases in 1978 and 77 in 1979 ard Johnson all singled and s(x>red Redskins' Herndon, Va., training in the N FL, the last nine with the January to prevent him from Riggins said Tuesday that the step,’ in his words. I did not agree Riggins was unavailable for and led N L outfielders in total in the 11th inning. Detroit ace Jack Montreal’s Bryn Smith, who has 0 0 « facility to prove he still has the Redskins. He is second in league becoming a free agent, but no Redskins told him they will not with that opinion.” comment. His lawyer, Joseph chances with SU in 1979 and 499 in Morris also was ineffective, yield­ been troubled by a sore elbow, ability to (day in the NFL. Riggins history in touchdowns (116, behind contract negotiations have been give him a contract this season "With that in mind, I would like Woytash, said he did not know 1980. ing four runs and eight hits in five pitched three strong innings in his because coach Gibbs believes his was the N F L ’s oldest running back Jim Brown’s 126) and rushing held since. He also hit a career-high .282 in spring debut. Jeff Parrett, Randy to issue a challenge to anybody whether Riggins’ statements sig- innings. talents have eroded. last season. 1979 and then hit .333 as the Pirates St. Claire and Jack O’Connor won the World Series. OriolM 4, PhllllM 1 I followed Smith to the mound and It has been mostly downhill since Philadelphia’s Mike Schmidt, each pitched two Innings. then in unproductive stints with who had b ^ n suffering from a bad Blue Jay* 5, Red Sox 2 Houston, the New York Yankees back, made his first appearance of V and Kansas City and the 32-year- the spring and went O-for-3 as the Ranee Mulliniks hit a pair of solo SCOREBOARD old Moreno is a nonroster player — designated hitter. Baitimore’s homers and Ernie Whitt added a iV i: he signed a minor-league contract Mike Flanagan allowed three hits two-run shot for Toronto while Feb. 28 — trying to catch on with in seven innings — including Juan Dave Stieb, making his third preseason start, blanked Boston on Spiwraay. Mora the Atlanta Braves, whose new Samuel’s seventh-inning homer — one hit for five Innings, extending OilirsB.JiUZ Cslllcs126,Csvallsrs06 A t A tlanta manager Is none other than Chuck and Fred Lynn hit a three-run Regional Finals Tanner. homer off Dave Shipanoff after his scoreless streak to 12. Mulliniks Midwest Baseball hit his homers oft Al Nipper and CLEVELAND (96) TliundaVf MarcB 13 Moreno continued his strong Kevin Gross pitched five scoreless Hockey wmmpea 1!!~! Whitt connected off Rob ■dm enlon Lee5-103-413,Hlnson44OO8,Turpln4-12 A t D ayton, OBlo spring peformance Tuesday — innings for Philadelphia, allowing Rrst period—1, Winnipeg, Turnbull 18 008, Bogley4-12008, Free1l-253-4X, West Kansis 71, North Carolina A&T 46 he’s hitting .313 — with a three-run Woodward. 02 2-42, POQUOtte 1-21-23. E. Johnson 1015 two hits. (Neufeld, Marols), 5:45. 2, Edmonton, Temple 61, Jacksonville SO (O T) Exhibition atandings double and a two-run single, KurrI 60 (Smith, G retikv), 10:09. 3, 0 1 22, Brewer 2-6.004, McDonaldOl OOO, Georgetown X , Texas Tech 64 Brewer* 6, Padre* 5 NHL stindlngs MInnIetleld 1-4 DO 2. Totals 4207 9-15 96. M IcM ixn State 72, WoshlngtonX leading the Braves to a 7-1 White Sox 6, Yankee* 4 Edmonton, Messier X (Anderson, Jalo), After San Diego took a 5-3 lead in 19:56. Penalties— Smith, Edm, 7:17; Friday, March 14 National League exhibition victory over the St. Carlton Fisk, Chicago’s catcher- BOSTON (1U) A1 M Nwieeitolls W L P et. Wfoiss Csntsrsflcs Anderson, Edm. 11:08; Kvte, Wpg, 11:08. turned-left fielder, collected three the top of the 12th, the Brewers Second period—4, Edmonton, Ander­ McHale503-513, Blrd17-244-443, Parish By LEWIS WITHAM Michigan X , Akron 64 Atlanta 8 2 ••JO Louis Cardinals. Besides his five PoIrkkDIvMM 54O010,D. J0hnsan4O3-411,Alnge 30 00 hits, including a home run, and rallied for three runs, capped by W L T m . OF OA son 52 (Coffev. Messier), pp, 1:51. Take the year of the first Los Iowa State 81, Miami (Ohio) 79 (O T) San Francisco 7 3 .700 RBIs', he scored twice and stole his 5, Edmonton, Hunter 13 (McSorlev, 6, Wedman 6-9 00 13, SlchtlngO60O6, North Carolina St. 66, Iowa 64 Cincinnati 7 3 .700 sixth base in nine spring games as upped his team-leading spring rookie Glenn Braggs' two-run X-Phlhl. 46 21 4 M 297 219 WaltonOI OOO, Klte1-300XCkirllsle3000 A rk a n s a s -L ittle R ock 90, N o tre x-Woshlnotn 45 21 5 95 273 237 McClelland), 12:X. 6, Edmonton, Sum- Angeles Summer Olympics New York 4 J -tS triple. The Padres had a 62 lead iii monen 19 (KurrI, Gretsky), 12:54. 7, 6, ThIrdkIII 2-4 02 4, Vincent 30 60 12. D am on Los Angeles 5 5 .500 Atlanta improved its exhibition batting average to .458, including N Y lila n d vs 35 26 10 10 286 255 Totals 52-X1621IX . (19—), divide it by the number the ninth inning when Brewers UPl photo N Y R anotn 33 33 5 71 245 261 Edmonton, Gretikv X (Coffey), 18:X. Son Diego I ■*!?. record to 62. three homers and six RBIs. He has Penalties— Lundholm, Wpg, 0:51; of teams that qualify for the la tu rd a y , M arch IS Philadelphia 4 5 '444 piayed errorless in his seven rookie Dale Sveum singled off Rich Piniburgh 31 32 I 70 279 261 Cleveland XX27 2I—N At Dayton, Ohio In other games, it was the New New Jersey 22 45 3 47 261 326 Wpg bench (served by Turnbull). St. Louis 4 5 -444 Gossage with two out. Seattle manager Chuck Cottier gets the interference of the home plate umpire in 7:10; Gretzky, Edm, 8:35; Summanen, Boston X 29 X 3 6 - I X major-league baseball Michigan State 80, (taorgetown68 Pittsburgh 2 6 .BO York Mets 7, Detroit 5 in 11 games. Chicago starter Floyd ASotm Divisten Threopolntgoals— Blrd5,E.Johnson2, an A’s-Mariners exhibition game in Quebec 39 21 5 83 29S 262 Edm,18:23. playoffs, add the number of Kansas 65, Temple 43 Chicago J ? -SS innings; Baltimore 4, Philadelphia Bannister allowed just one run in heave-ho by umpire Dave Phillips in the Third period—8, Winnipeg, Oerlogo 10 Wedman, Free. Fouled out— Hinson. Sunday, March 16 Montreal 2 6 .BO Ranger* 12, Dodger* 9 Montreal 37 29 6 80 305 253 Total fouls— Cleveland X , Boston 16. defensemen on the ice In a 1; Chicago White Sox 6, New York five innings. Gary Roenicke ho- second inning after protesting the Phoenix, Ariz. Boston 33 29 8 74 275 256 (Carlyle), 19:09. Penalties—Gregg, Edm, At MtaneapeHs Houston 2 8 .200 0:27; NIII, Wpg, 0:27. Rebounds—Cleveland X (Lee 12), Boston hockey game, and divide by North Carolina State 60, Ark.-LIttle American League Yankees 4; California 8, San mered for the Yankees. Oddibe McDowell’s grand-slam Buffolo 33 32 6 72 269 263 57 (Parish 12). Assists—Cleveland 15 Hartford 34 35 2 70 289 275 Shots on goal—Winnipeg 9-10-15—34. Rock 66 (20T) Milwaukee 7 2 .778 Francisco 2; Montreal 1, Kansas home run and Bobby Jones' Edmonton 11-12-5-M. (Bagiev 6), Boston X (D. Johnson 11). the number of golf shots in a . Iowa State 7x Michigan 49 Detroit 8 4 .6 0 Angel* 8, Giant* 2 Campbell Conference A— 15.1X. City 0; Toronto 5, Boston 2; three-run shot highlighted Texas’ Nerrte Division Power-ploy conversions—Winnipeg double-eagle. Friday, March 21 New York 6 4 .600 Bob Boone doubled home the was sacrificed to third by Wayne 30, Edmonton 2-1. Reptenot Semtftnals Oakland 7 5 .SB Cincinnati 5, Pittsburgh 4 in 11 seven-run fifth inning. Jones’ home the tie-breaking run in the Red* 5, Pirate* 4 W L T Fts. OF OA tying and lead runs with the first of Krenchicki. The Reds erased a 4-2 x-Oilcaoo 35 28 8 78 316 311 Knlckst07.Nsts103 PAYOFF: The above answer is At Kansas City, Me. Texas 5 4 J56 innings; Milwaukee 6, San Diego 5 homer came off Orel Hershiser seventh inning and Junior Noboa Dave Concepcion’s sacrifice fly Goalies—Winnipeg, Hayward. Ed­ (6) North Carolina State 2612 vs. (7) Toronto 5 4 .5X six consecutive California hits in a deficit in the eighth inning when x-MInnesoto 33 29 9 75 291 273 aiso the uniform number of an in 12 innings; Texas 12, Jj>s and McDowell’s off Jerry Reuss. doubled home an insurance run. scored Paul O’Neill from third X-St. Louis , 33 X 8 74 281 267 monton, Fuhr. A —17,498. lonva State 2610,7:37 p.m. Minnesota 5 5 .500 five-run seventh inning. California Eric Davis and Dave Parker hit Toronto 23 41 6 52 288' 340 NEW YORK 007) Oiympic gold medalist arid (5) Michigan State 267 vs. (1) Kansas Chicago 6 6 .500 Angeles 9; Oakland 6, Seattle 3; base in the top of the 11th inning solo homie runs off Pat Clements. 363, 10:10 p.m. California 6 5 .545 erupted off Jim Gott, who had Detroit 15 50 6 36 237 374 Islanders 6. Rangars2 Thornton 01 OO 0, Orr 613 1-2 13, NCAA and NBA-title team Cleveland 6, Chicago Cubs 4; Indian* 6, Cub* 4 The Indians tied the game in the with the winning run. O’Neill led Junior Ortiz homered for Smylbe Division Bailey 017 13-14 31, Sparrow 2-11 2-2 6, Sunday, March B Kansas City 4 5 .444 retired the first seven batters he At Kansas City, Mo. Minnesota 2, Houston 1 in 10 Former Cub Dan Rohn singled fifth on Joe Carter’s RBI triple. off the inning with a double and y-Edmonton 51 15 6 108 386 278 Wilkins 613 65 13, Walker 2-4 00 4, member. Who is he? Boston 4 6 .400 faced. Pittsburgh. x-Coloorv 35 28 8 78 305 274 N Y R anters McNealv 1-4 1-2 3, Grunfeld 3-4 63 10, Regional Finals Seattle 4 6 .400 innings. Winnipeg 23 43 6 52 258 334 N Y Islanders 3 2 W Tucker 613 00 16, Cofleld 69 1-2 11. Wust Cleveland 4 6 .400 Los Angeles 22 42 7 51 257 347 First period— 1, NY Islonders, B. Sutter Totals 41-09 24-X 107. Thursday, March 13 Baltimore 4 7 .364 Vancouver 18 39 12 48 235 285 X (Bourne,. D. Sutter), 4:23. 2, NY NEW JERSEY (103) Iiossnu Ilia :ddOAVd At Ooden. Utah Spilt squad games Included v-dMcbed division title Islanders, B. Sutter 21 (Bourne, Williams, 7-11 69 19, King 10-24 65 24, Louisville 93. Draxel 73 Tuesday's Results x-cUnched pim eff berlb Boutlller), pp, 8:49. 3, NY Rangers, GmInksI 1022 7-7 27, Birdsong 613 1-2 9, 9 - 9 + 9 ^ ZC :U 3M S N V Bradley n , Texas El-Poso 65 Toronto 5, Boston 2 Ridley 21 (Melnyk), 9:11. 4, NY Ransev 611 1-2 9, Cook 613 00 11, Alabama-BIrmlngham 66, Missouri Monteal 1, Kansas City 0 Tuesday's Results ©1985 by NEA. Inc Rick Burieson is obsessed with making it back Hartford 6, Detroit 4 Islanders, Potvln 19 (LaFontaine, Boyd), Johnson 03 00 0, Turner 24 00 4. Totals 64 Atlanta 7, St. Louis 1 Los Angeles 5, Woshington 2 9:41. Penalties—Ridley, NYR, 7:03; 42-101 16X 103. North Carolina 84, Utah 72 New York (NL) 7, Detroit 5 (11 stop. I ’m not going to piay back on N Y Islanders 6, NY Rangers 2 Gilbert, NYI, 11:13; NYR bench (served New York M IS X 27 16-107 Friday, March 14 Innings) since tearing his rotator cuff April New Y ear’s Eve when he dislo­ for the rest of my career to keep the “ I think there will always be a At Lons Bench, Calif. Bv United Press International the grass like 1 used to," he said. Edmonton 6, Winnipeg 2 by Larouche), 12:12. New Jersey 27 21 19 X 12—10) GOLDEN STATE (IX ) Minnesota 6 Houston 1 (10 Innings) 17, 1982. He missed the remainder cated the shoulder while working little muscles that make up the little bit of doubt until I ’ve Wednesday's Oames Second period—5, NY Islanders, Three-point goals — Grunteld, Cook. Nevada - Los Vegas 74, Northeast Chicogo (AL) 6, New York (AL) 4 " I may not throw 100 percent as I Bourne 15 (B. Sutter), 1:56. 6, NY Short 11-X 7-7 30, Smith 69 0-4 16, Louisiana 51 of that season, and made his first with free weights. rotator cuff strong. In the off­ accomplished (a comeback),’’ he (All Times EST) Fouled out—Williams. Total fouls— Carroll 11-X 64 X, Floyd 611 2-4 10, Texas 12. Los Angeles 9 MESA, Ariz. — Most of the was prior to the injury, but I throw, Pittsburgh at New Jersev,7:35p.m. Islonders, LaFontaine 26 (Boutlller, New York 23, New Jersey X. Rebounds— Maryland 69, Pepperdine 64 Milwaukee 6, Son Diego 5(12 innings) comeback attempt in the middle of "I was doing overhead tricep season I ’m on a more extensive said. “ I ’ve come a long way, Flatley), pp,9:02. Penoltles—Gilbert, Tooele 1616 11-13 32, Ballard 1-2 68 2, St. John's n , Montana State 74 California Angels returned to the 1 think, as well as most shortstops Toronto at Quebec, 7:35 p.m. New York X (Bailey 11), New Jersey Huston 2-3 61 4, Whitehead 1-4 68 2, Oaklond 6, Seatle 3 1983, playing in 33 games and extensions and the weight was too weight-training program. But though. Physically, I feel terrific.” Hartford at St. Louis, 8:35 p.m. NYI, 2:05; MocLellon, NYR, 7:09; 60 (Williams 23). Assists—New York Auburn 73, Arizona 63 Cleveland 6, Chicogo (N L ) 4 hotel after finding out rain had in baseball. I ’m 90 percent now, MePhee, malor (hlghstlcklng), 10:11; Conner 62 60 4, Thibeoux 1-2 60 2. Sohii'dav, March IS batting .286. heavy,” he said. " I was tired right now. I ’m limiting it to just He also feels like he is getting Montreal ot Winnipeg, 8:35 p.m. 19 (Sparrow 5), New Jersey 31 Totals 51-93 26X IX. Californio 8, Son Francisco 2 washed out another Cactus League and I ’m happy with that.” Minnesota at Calgary, 9:35 p.m. Trottler, NYI, 11:59; Bossy, NYI, (Ransey 9).Technical—Williams. A— LA Cdpoers 4 2 X 1 8 33—IB At Ooden, Utah Cincinnati 5, Plttsburgh4 (11 Innings) towards the end of the workout. I baseball and the therapy.” more than just a casual look from Buffalo of Vancouver, 10:35 p.m. 15,552. Louisville 82, Bradley 68 Baltimore 4, Philadelphia 1 game. But Rick Burleson Third period—7, NY Islanders, Bossy S3 Golden State B XX31—IX N o rth C a r o lin a 77, A la b a m a - just felt like I wanted to do some Claimin'g.That he is feeling “ the Angels manager Gene Mauch and Tbursday's (Tames Three-point goals—Nixon 2, Wednesdew's Games remained. "Looking back now, I rushed it.” Burleson, who says “ I don't look Los Angeles at Boston, night (Konroyd), 17:47. 8, NY Rongers, BIrmlngham X (All Times EST) more tricep work and picked up a best I ’ve felt in the last four his coaches. MePhee 4 (Allison), 19:06. Penalties— Short, Teogle. Fouled out—Smith. Totol Burleson has not played his Burleson said of that comeback N Y Islonders at Toronto, night Bucka 116, Bullata B7 fouls—LA Clippers 27, Golden Boston vs New York Mets at St. weight that was too heavy. It was years,” Burleson has proclaimed beyond one day at a tim e." added Pittsburgh ot Phllodelphia, night Brooke, NYR, 1:34; MePhee, NYR, Sunday, March 16 Petersburg, R a., 1 :X p.m. shortstop position since September attempt. "I had never been hurt he fully expects to return to malor (fighting), 8:29; Gilbert, NYI, State 25. Rebounds—LA Clippers 49 just a foolish accident on my part. himself ready to make one more “ Gene’s been fair,” Burleson (Benlamln14),(3aldenState43(Smlth14). At Long Bench, Calif. Houston vs Los Angeles at Vero Beach, 1983, thanks to recurring shoulder prior to that. Missing all of 1982 and St. Louis at (3etrolt, night malor (fighting), 8:29; Maloney, NYR, WASHINGTON (X ) Auburn 81, St. John's 65 Flo., 1:30 p.m. However, it cost me all of 1985.” comeback attempt with the said. " I feel like I ’ve been getting ' baseball and has not given any Robinson 16 X 6 6X , Roundtleld4-91-19, Assists— LA Clippers 29 (Nixon 10), Nevada-Los Vegas X, Mary land 64 problems that kept him off the fidld half of 1983,1 thought that was an 10:07. (ioldenStoteX (Floyd 10). Technical— Philadelphia vs Montreal at West Palm Angels. enough work and I feel like they’re thought to the possibility of not Shots on gool—NY Rangers 9-6^— Bol 1-2 1-2 3, Malone 611 1-1 9, Thursday, March X Beach, Fla., 1:X p.m. in 1985 and limited him to 7 extra long time. In all reality, it AHL standings 21. NY Islonders 17-14-6—37. Williams 68 2-49, McMIllen 1-31-46 Dove Beniamin. A—5,458. Replonni SemWnnN Burleson gave the shoulder nine “ Spring training will be the looking at me. That’s all I can making it back. 2-64-68, McKenna0-61-21,Wood5106714, Atlonta vs Chicoita White Sox at appearances in 1984. He is hoping was just 14 months.” A t Heusten Sarasota, Fla., 1:Xp.m . months to heal, and-began throw­ toughest test because the ballclub ask.” Power-play conversions— NY Rantjers Jones 1-1602. Totals 3678163187. KInga 117, Nuggata 113 (8) Auburn 21-10 vs. (4) Nevada-L.as to make it back to the majors Following what he called a "real Cincinnati vs Detroit at Lakeland, Ra., ing again in October. He also began has to find out if I can play and I Burleson also knows that he will “ I ’ve worked too hard to be doing w L T P is. OF OA 4-0. NY Islonders 6-2. Vegas 364,6:37 p.m. 1:X p.m. again. rough Off-season” that year, Burle­ Goolles—NY Rangers, Vanbles- MILWAUKEE (116) (2) Louisville 2S-7 vs. (3) North on a new therapy program to have to show them I can play.” he never regain the form that won anything but playing baseball AAalne 31 26 7 83 2S4 256 Cummlngs6116012, Pressev 5111-211, Pittsburgh vs Minnesota at Orlando, “ I kind of feel like a rookie all son re-tore the rotator cuff in an 275 brouck, Hanlon (9:02 2nd per.). NY DENVER (113) Carolina 265,9:10 p.m. said. " I also have to prove to him a Gold Glove with Boston in right now,” he said. " I feel like if Adirondock 36 20 7 79 295 Breuer 611 2-2 14, Hodges 1-5 60 2, English 12-X 55 29, Natt 617 63 15, Fla., 1:X p.m. over again,” Burleson said follow­ exhibition game against the Chi­ strengthen the shoulder. Moncton 30 27 10 70 249 251 Islondi^, Smith. A— 16,265. Saturday, March B St. Louis vs Toronto at Dunedin, Fla., 1979, and has made adjustments the Good Lord has wanted me to do Moncriet 67 63 13, Lister 66 63 11, Cooper 11-X6122, Dunn67IH)4,Laver611 A t Houston ing the workout. " I feel like I have cago Cubs prior to the 1984 season. "There’s about 15 or 16 different myself that I can play." Stwrbrooke 31 33 8 70 313 300 1:X p .m . something else, he would lead me 202 Pierce 56 60 10, Davis 1616 2-4 X, 1-2 7, Honzilk 65 64 7, Evons 68 66 12, Regional Rnals Texas vs Kansos City at Ft. Meyers, exercises designed for the Despite his progress over the accordingly. Frodtrlcfon 27 36 B 62 275 Glenn 3-61-27, Flelds62604, Reynolds63 Turner 1-51-2 3, Schaves 59 6514. Totals ■ to prove myself all over again." He appeared set to make another Nova Scotia 26 36 8 60 277 307 Saturday A Monday, March 39X Fla., 1:Xp.m. winter, Burleson still experiences " r m going to shorten up a couple in that direction. I think it's meant 2-2 6. Totals 5681 1618 116. 45111 2 6 X 113. A t D allas The 11-year veteran has played comeback attempt the next sea­ shoulder and arms,” he said. SoulMra Division California vs Chicogo CulM at Mesa, those occasional nagging doubts. of steps when I ’m playing short­ that I ’m going to make it back.” 314 266 Basketball Woshmoton 17XX23—O SACRAMENTO (117) National Semifinalsand Finals Aril., 3 p.m. in only 40 games for the Angels son, but problems struck again on " I t ’s something that I have to do Horshov 42 20 3 87 Milwaukee XXX 29-116 Tyler 913 63 X . Olberdine 2-3 56 9. Sisrlngfleld 34 32 4 72 269 266 Three-point goals—Williams, Mon- San Diego vs Seattle at Tempe, Arli., 3 273 267 Thompson 596810, Woodson 613 6816, St. Cotharlns 33 32 4 70 crlef 2. Fouled out—None. Total Theus61261014,Johnson91666X,Drew p.m. Binghamton 32 33 5 69 271 278 NIT palrlnga Milwaukee vs Cleveland at Tucson, . 314 NBA standings fouls— Washinorton 18, Milwaukee 23. 68 6214, Thorpe 64 626, Klelne 1-2 62 4. NIT roundup Now Haven 31 35 6 60 305 Rebounds— Washington 39 (Roundtree Totals46802531117. Ariz., 3 p.m. Rochester 30 32 7 67 205 293 11), Milwaukee 44 (CTavIs 10). Assists— Denver XXX2S—1)3 (All Times EST) New York Yankees vs Baltimore at Baltimore 26 30 7 59 245 270 Eastern Conference Washington 12 (W llllams6), Milwaukee Sacramento X X B 34—^117 Opening Round Miami, 7:35 p.m. Tuesday’s Resutfs Atlantic Division X (Pressev 13). A— 114)52. Fouled out—None. Total fou ls- Tuesday, March 11 f nundQv*ft OamM No gomes scheduled W L Pet. OB Denver 21, Sacramento X . Rebounds— Texas Christian 76, Montana 69 Atlanta vs Cincinnati at Tampa, Fla., Wednesdchf's Oames x-Boston 55 13 .809 — Wednesday, March 12 1:00 p.m. ' Cougars squash Anteaters Denver 51 (Nott 13), Sacramento 37 Springfield at Adirondack X-Phll. 44 X .6X 11'/3 (Klelne 7).Assists—D en vcrX (Lever9), Providence 72, Boston University 69 Detroit vs Boston at Winter Haven, St. Catharines at Hershev New Jersey X X .493 21’/i Mavarlcka120,Spura113 Sacramento 31 (Theus16).A—10,333. McNeess State X , Dayton 75 Fla., 1:00 p.m. Rochester at Moncton Washington 32 37 .464 23‘/i SW Missouri 59, Pittsburgh 52 St. Louis vs. New York Mets at St. By Vern Anderson finals against Ohio State, 1614, on Thuraday'* NIT Game*: Maine at Nova Scotia New York 21 49 .300 X Thursday, March 13 P0ersburg, Fla., 1:Xp.m. The Associated Press Friday night in Columbus, Ohio. Rick Pitino of Providence said Tliursdoy's (Tames Control Division SAN ANTONIO (III) Florida 81, Southern Mississippi 71 Phllodelphia vs Los Angeles at Vero Johnson I61762X, Mitchell 1 6 X 1-137, Tuaaday'a collaga hoop roaulta Anteater Coach Bill Mulligan No games scheduled x-Mllwaukee 47 22 .681 — Marquette 79, Drake 59 Beach, Ra., ) : X p.m. the Friars "are pleased because x-Atlonta 43 X .623 4 Greenwo^ 2-4 60 4, Wlllloms 67 60 5, Brigham Young67,Southern Methodist New York Yonkees vs Montreal at agreed there was more to BYU’s Robertson 617 7-9 20, Lamp 510 1-2 16 PROVO, Utah — In a game it’s a good draw" against Louisi­ x-Detrolt 40 X .SK 7 National Invitational Tournontent 63 West Palm Beach, Fla., 1 :X p.m. triumph than five players scoring Whalire6,R8dWlngs4 Cleveland X 44 .362 22 Wilkins 1-4 60 6 Matthews 2-4 60 4, jgcond Round Wyoming 79, Texas A SM 70 Pittsburgh vs Konsas City at Ft. where 173 total points are scored it ana Tech's Bulldogs. "We’re Indiana X 45 .357 23, 14:44; Tuer, LA, Friday, M erdi 21 California — Designated for assign­ listens with respectful attention. matches, Navratilova is 261 for games that carried her to a people that every school deserves tournament field could be trimmed . 14:44; Peeters, Was (served by ment to the minor leagues pitchers WhltaSox6,Yankaw4 East, upset Virginia 72-68 and then LA l a k e r s ( IX ) ^teglenal SensHInals 1986, including a 62,- 61 rout of winning 60 advantage in the final a shot at winning it alt. to 64 after two rounds. Gustafsson), 15:55. UTAH (187) Alan Fowlkes and Len Whitehouse; More and more, the talk is beat Oklahoma. 74-69. in the Rombis 67 60 8, Worthy 1616 62 22, At East Rulherferd, N.J. Chris Evert Lloyd, her closest set. Garrison hurt her own cause "You’re not going to have Abdul-Jobbor 69 5-6 13,M. Johnson 619 (Xintlev 1616612X, Malone 16216222, (7) Navy 294 vs. (14) Cleveland State cut pitchers Mike Cook, Sherman At Sarasota, Fta. hopeful hype of how the rest of the The Vikings compiled a 27-3 second round. With both Illinois Second period—4, Washington, Chris­ 611 X , Scott 58 63 13, (Tooper 5-9 60 16 Eoton2-4626,Green61204)16,l4ansen 64 Corbett, Todd Eggertsen, Todd rival, in Dallas last Sunday. with six double faults. coaches crying, schoois crying tian X ((.oughlln, Stevens), pp, 13:47. 5. 293, 7:15 p.m. Rscher, TonyFossos ond Bill Fraser, New Yeik (AL) 8X m i x — 491 world is catching up to Navratil­ record during the regular season, and Bradley losing in the second Green 652-410, Lucas 57 6413, McGee 59 64 7, Badev 511 67 16,lovaronl 61 1-2 (1) Duke 34-2 vs. (12) DePoul 1616 CMcqge (AL) 3X8B8IX—688 To further emphasize her domi­ but were uncertain if they had that they were unjustly kept out," Los Angeles, Gollev 9 (Nichols, Lyko- 1-2 11. Totals 51-89 2632 IX . 1, Scurry 8-4 68 0, Stockton 66 3-3 9, catchers Doug Davis and Dove Heath ova, and that at age 29 she is ready round. DePaul is the lone Illinois wlch), 14:«. 6, Los Angeles, KaHV 6 9:45 p.m. Guldrv, Tewksbury (4), Holland (8) nance, Navratilova came back Pomand XXXS6—IX Roberts 60 62 2, Hayes 68 (H)0. Totals Sunday, March B and outfielder Roul Tovar. and Espino, Hossey (6); BanMster, to start siiding down from atop the Despite her brilliant comeback, assured themselves a spot in the he said. “ Maybe it’s too logical to team left in the NCAA ( Erickson, Redm ond), 17:55. LA Lakers MXX19-IX 467927-34IX . following her victory over Phelps ever happen.” Penalties—Ledvord, LA. 1:X; Kelly. At East Rutherford, N.J. Chicago (A L ) — Sent pitchers Tony McCotty (6), James (9) and H ill, Bradley mountain. Mandlikova said she was flat and 64-team tournament. Once the Tournament. Three-point (kx iIs—Colter 3, Cooper 2 SEATTLE (IX ) Regional Rnals (7). W-McCotty. L-Tewskbury. HR6New to team with Pam Shriver for a 61, LA, 12:46. Fouled out—Drexler, Abdul-Jobbor. T 6 Chambers91468 X, McOonlel 16141-5 AAenendez and Bobby Thigpen to the And while the talk surrounds tired, adding, " I t was one of the invitation came, they knocked off North Carolina State Coach Jim Third period— 7, Washington, Lough- Southeast minor-league complex for reassignment; York, Roenlcke; Chicago, Rsk. 60 doubles triumph over sisters tol fouls—Portland 29, LA Lakers 21, SIkma 614 5517, Henderson 596810, Thursday, March 13 her. Navratilova continues to win bad matches I ’ve played. It was Indiana and St. Joseph’s. Valvano is expressing some reser­ Meyer, who coached DePaul for lln 24 (Stevens, Gould), 16:47. 23. Rebounds—Portlond 40 (Corr 9), Young 69 1-1 7, Phelps 64 1-3 7, optioned pitcher Al Jones to Denver of the Manuela and Katerina Maleeva. Penoltles-Tuer, LA, 2:X; Wells, A t Btdep Reupe, La. American Assoclotlon (AAA). and to dominate women’s tennis as not a very good match. I tried to "There are a lot of kids who can vations about playing in Kansas 42 years before turning the team LA Lakers 37 (Abdul-Jobbor, M. John­ McCormick 64 62 6, Vrones 08 68 0, GeoriHa Tech 68, Marlst S3 In other opening-round singles LA, molor (fighting), 4:05; Stevens, son 6). Assists—Portland X (Drexler Sobers62680, Wood4-66512. Tota(s4676 Detroit— Optioned pitcher Bryan Kel ly she has done for most of the last hang in there and fight, but I don’t play in this country that people City. over to son Joey, admits he is Was, malor ( f l y i n g ) , 4:05; Tuer, Vlllanovo 71, Virginia Tech 62 and Inflolder Scott Earl to Nashville of the Soccer Tuesday, Hana Mandlikova reco­ 10) , LA Lakers 34 (M . Johnson 11). 16 X IX . Memphis State 95, Boll. State 63 five years. think it was a great match. haven’t heard about,” Mackey “ We are very proud and happy to surprised at the Blue Demons’ LA, 4:42; Carpenter, Wos, 6:21. Technical—Carr. A—17J05. Utah XXX16—M7 American Association (AAA); r6 vered from a 61 deficit in the Louisiana State 94, Purdue87 (20T) turned pitcher John Pocello and catcher What’s more, even with $10 “ I was just a bit lucky. She said Tuesday. "That’s why we be part of the NCAA’s final 16. success in the tournament. But he I SuotlM XXX22—W4 Friday, March M second set to overcome Zina Shots on goal— Los Angeles 17-6-5—X . Fouled out— None. Total fools— Utah Dwight Lowry to Nashville; ploced million in earnings to her credit, double faulted a couple of times should open the tournament up. though I ’m not excited about wrote in his column in the Chicago Woshlngtixi 9-5-11—25. At Choriotte, N.C. Inflelder Doug Rynn on waivers (or Garrison, 2-6, 63, 62, and Claudia X , Seattle X . Rebounds— Utoh 32 Illinois 75, Fairfield 51 Navratiiova maintains her drive is and I kept fighting." "Open it up; eliminate the playing in Kansas City.” Valvano Sun- Times. " I sensed a dramatic Goalies—Los Angeles, Melanson. Hac baskalball (Malone 9), Seattle X (SIkma 9). pufpose o f giving him his unconditional MSC Cabraa Kohde-Kilsch defeated Wendy Washington, Peeters. A— I4A34. Alabama 97, Xavier (Ohio) B as intense as ever. Kohde-Kilsch, a 6foot West politics. Let’s eliminate subjective said Tuesday. Assists— Utah22(Dontlev 6), Seattle 23 Western Kentucky67, NebroskoX releose. The Monchester Soccer Club Cobras change in the attitude the day Montreal — Sent non-roster pitchers Turnbull. 7-6 (7-3), 6-4. German, squandered two match "I like Kansas City; it’s a nice (Young 8). Technicals — Seattle Kentucky 75, Davidson 55 (boys 11 years old) dMtroyed the " I think I will be able to continue evaluations. Use the selection DePaul was invited to the Power-plav conversions—Los Angeles (Illegal defense), Utah assistant cooch Floyd Chiffor and Curt Brown to Columbia Wildcats, 14-0, In Indoor to win and that I will be around for Evert Lloyd is scheduled to play points in the 10th game of the committee and power ratings for place; but it was the site of the Big 4-1. Washington 4-1. Adults Saturday Match is minor-league comp (or reassignment. tournament." Sloan, Utah coach Loyden. A—6,962. At Baton Reupe, La. league action over the weekend. a while,” Navratilova said Tues­ Barbara Potter tonight when the second set before she ended the seedings and put everybody in.” Eight championship," he said. Westown Phormaev « ((iarv Doyon- Todd Longo led the barrage with five Louisiana Stats83, MemphisStote8) opening round of this season­ contest with a backhand pass. It “ Playing Iowa State there just Eddie Sutton, coach of the X , Peter MIrabello 22, Lvdon Kroh 22, (taorgta Tech 66, Vlllanovo 61 gools, while Brian Kellogg had the hat day night after crushing an Cleveland State next faces Navy Ray Shook 12), Irish Agency U (Kim LA Lakers — SHfoed center Petur trick. Glonnl Calvo ond Jeff Crockett amused Terry Pheips, 61, 61, in ending championship concludes. was the fifth consecutive victory Friday in the East Regional at makes it that more difficult. It’s Kentucky Wildcats, says there’s Sunday, March 16 Gudmundsson to a 10-dav con­ Bushev 22, Steve Roscher 19, Ken Warriora 126. Ciippara 122 At Chprieite. N.C. added two gools each, while Evan an opening-round match of the Navratilova, after dropping the for Kohde-Kilsch over Turnbull. East Rutherford, N.J. also just like a home (taurt for one advantage to playing against a Radio, T V Shoppmon 16). tract; waived guord Jerome Henderson. Mllone and Brion Rugonls notched Alabama X , Illinois 56 first game, captured 12 of the final -Navratilova, winner of this Kansas.” team your club has already beaten Hose Co. 89 (Jim Wehr X , Dan Sacha Kentucky 71, Western Kentucky 64 single to llln . $ 5 00,000 Virginia Slims On Thursday, Kentucky plays 20, Sean Thompson 15, Jon Llndberg LA CLIPPERS (IX ) 13 games against a totally out­ TONIQHT fMOTXn Justin Oleterle, Tony Cook, Chad Championships. championship the last two years, Alabama and LSU faces Georgia Freshman point guard Rod three times. 7:X Celtics vs. Pacers, SportsChan- 11) , DIRosa Cleaners 76 ( Joe DePasaua AAaxwed 5 7 8 8 18, Nlmphlus 614 6218, Bowling Green — Homed Jim Herdic, Todd Grundmeir, Crockett ond "In terms of motivation I think classed Phelps, who is ranked22nd faces Boniiie Gadusek in the Tech in the Southeast Regional at Strickland believes DePauI can . "It allows the coaching staff a 26, Carl Buiouclus 12, Alex Britnell 11, Beniamin 916 68 X , Johnson 1627 68 30, Ldrronaga head basketball coach. Calve gathered assists. Herdic and nel, W K H T Mllone shored the shutout In gooL I ’m in as good a shape as four years in the world. second round Thursday night while win the tournament, and so does few more hours of sleep instead of 7:X Whalers vs. Blues, Channel X , Hal Rowlings 10, Don Gulnan 10). Nixon 5166816 White 651-29, Ckige 63 (W Klobom oSs/ISun Kentucky 31-6 Iona — Offlctallv released head Atlanta; and Auburn meets UNLV 60 4, Gordon, 2-5 60 4, Edwards61 Next week, the Cobra PlwfVheIr Phelps smiled often in apprecia­ WTIC radio. Tonight's games: Hose Co. ploys 6:37 p.m. basketball coach Pat Kennedy from his ago and I ’m proud that I have Mandlikova gqfs against Kohde- and North Carolina tips off agaist ex-coach Ray Meyer. DePaul scrambling for scouting reports,” Westown Pharmacy at 6:X, and 68 0, Volentine 1-5 68 2, Cross 61 1-2 1. 01) Louisiana State 24-11 vs. (2) co ntract, ollow ina Mm to take the sonrw finol position game te determlndl^rst tion of Navratilova’s artis'try. a relaxed Sutton said. 7:X Yonkees vs. Orioles, WABC stayed at the top. I am ready to win Kilsch. Louisville in the West Regional at received an NCAA Tournament kim radio 1770). PaoanI Caterers meets Style at 8. Totols461002630122. (ieotwia Tech 27-6,9:10 p.m. pixiltlan at Rorida State. p lace. ) It — MANCHESTER HERALD. Wedne«day, March 19, 1988 MANCHESTER HERALD. Wednesday. March 19.1966 - M

Sports In Brief Shviets win first gold in skating soared through dazzling throws, champion who skated away with FOCUS/Food By Jennifer Parmelee ship in the event that began today triple Salchow jumps, dizzying the night’s short program by National League tryouts this weekend The Associated Press with compulsory dances. Later tonight, the women’s skat­ lifu and fluidly coordinated fancy reeling in five of the nine top Manchester National Little League tryouts will be held footwork to the music of Duke scores. GENEVA, Switzerland — The ers were to skate their short Ellington that brought the specta­ Orser, who finished second to Saturday and Sunday at the Buckley School. The schedule is: age successful Soviet delegation at the program . tors to their feet. Fadeev at last year’s World 12 at 9-10 a.m.: age ll from 10:15-11:30 a.m.: and age 10 from 1986 World Figure Skating Cham­ in the pairs finals, eight of nine In other action Tuesday, Ivan­ Championships, skated a swift, 1-2:15 p.m. each day. Tryouts for 9-year-olds will be Saturday pionships is being led by its judges awarded the top score to Grinkov and the 4-foot-lO Gor­ ova, who placed second at last eye-catching routine in full pea­ only, from 2:30-3:45 p.m., unless it rains. smallest member. year’s championships, skated the sant gear to Brahms’ Hungarian Ekaterina Gordeeva, a 14-year- deeva, who ousted reigning world cleanest compulsory figures to Dance No. 6 — moving the old, 77-pounder, appeared to dance champions and fellow Soviets lead Thomas and defending world audience to cheers when he ended through the air, ter arms out like Elena Valova, 23, and Oleg Vasi- MHS’s Blake first team All-State titlist Katarina Witt. 20, of East up dead in his tracks after a clean i wings, as she and partner Sergei liev, 26, who finished second. double axel. - NEW HAVEN — Manchester High School’s Bobby Blake was Grinkov, 19, skated a lively, The new world champions fin­ Germ any. Fadeev held a two-event lead in American national champion named to the first team All-State ice hockey team in voting well-harmonized long program ished with a factored placem ent of the men’s singles, but had to Brian Boitono, 22, of Sunnyvale, conducted by coaches throughout the state and tabulated by the Tuesday to win the first gold medal 1.4, followed by Valova and Vasi- confront stylish upstart Brian Calif., kept hold of his fourth-place New Haven Register. * awarded at the championships. liev with 2.$. Canadian duo Cynthia Orser, 24, the six-time Canadian Blake, senior center, had 46 goals and 43 assists for 89 points in The world pairs title capped two Coull, 20, and Mark Rowsom, 26. s p o t.' leading the Indian icemen to a 12-9-1 record this season. days of Soviet success in competi­ moved up into third place at 4.6 Manchester reached the state Division II semifinals for the tion at Vemets Sports Center in with a playful, skillful routine to Gershwin’s ‘‘American in Paris.” second time in three years before being eliminated. this lakeside Swiss city. Upshaw charges racism Kira Ivanova. 23, took an early Soviet couple Larisa Selezneva America Loves Manchester coach Eric Farno said Blake is thinking of and Oleg Makarov slid down into attending prep school. edge in the women’s singles over from the Jesse Jacksons and the fourth, at 5.2, after an innovative DETROIT (UPI) - The head of 18-year-old American challenger Benjamin Hookses might force space-age routine that won over the professional football players Debi Thomas of San Jose, Calif., by some change.” the audience but lost points with union says civil rights leaders earning the lowest score in the Upshaw, 41, director of the N FL KrzyzewskI UPl coach of year the judges. Denise Benning and should pressure the National Foot­ compulsory figures. And compa­ Players Association, said civil Lyndon Johnston of Canada were ball League to do something about NEW YORK — Mike Krzyzewski, the Bobby Knight disciple triot Alexander Fadeev, 22, con­ rights leaders could target |he fifth with an 8.4, while close behind the absence of black head coaches. who transformed a slumping Duke basketball program into the tinued to zero in on his second coach issue the same as they have at 8.6 were Americans Jill Watson, "W e need that kind of pressure,” No. 1 team in the land in 1986, was selected as Coach of the Y ear world title, winning high marks for the apartheid issue in South Africa. 22, of Bloomington, Ind., and Peter Gene Upshaw said in an interview by United Press International. a fast, high-flying short program. “ Plain and simple, there has to Oppegard, 26, of Bloomfield Hills, with the Michigan Chronicle. Krzyzewski, 39, who was a surprise choice six years ago when Soviet ice dancers Natalia Beste- be racism involved,” Upshaw said mianova. 26, and Andrei Bukin, 28, Ind. "When you have a situation where he was hired to coach at the Atlantic Coast Conference school, there has been almost no progress o f the N F L ’s slow progress in Chocolate Gordeeva and Grinkov, wearing has guided Duke to a 34-2 record heading into Friday's NCAA were also favored to win their peppermint-candy colored outfits. w hatsoever ... the outside pressure finding iU first black head coach. Tournament East Regional semifinal against DePaul. second straight world champion- In nationwide balloting of 125 sports writers and broacasters, Krzyzewski received 39 votes followed by Dick Versace of Bradley with 24 votes and Lou Carnesecca of St. John’s with 22. Krzyzewski’s honor was announced Tuesday. SAVINGS ON EVERY Stenmark far from over the hill Al MAJOR APPLIANCE, MICROWAVE, 9 WILMINGTON,N.Y. — Ingemar Stenmark, the king of the STEREO, VCR AND COLOR T.V. dow nhill, proved on his 30th birthday he is fa r from o v e r the hill. Stenmark notched his 86th World Cup victory Tuesday, EVERY ITEM SOLD ON A FIRST COME winning the Subaru men’s giant slalom race at Whiteface Mountain. He nosed out Hubert Strolz of Austria with a two-run FIRST SERVE BASIS.... tim e of 2 m inutes and 40.90 seconds. Strolz clocked in at 2:40.94. NO REASONABLE OFFER Robert Erlacher of Italy took third in 2:41.32, besting Christian Gaidet of France, who finished at 2:41.55. Erlacher had the REFUSED. HURRY,....DON'T DELAY!!! fastest tim e in the second run at 1:15.97. IIUGE Steiner wins World Cup slalom title W ATERVILLE VALLEY, N.H. — Roswitha Steiner of Austria, buried in 11th place after one run in the Wolrd Cup season’s final slalom race, decided to concentrate on speed. Her approach worked. Steiner turned in a blazing second run Tuesday to steal the World Cup slalom title from Erika Hess of STOREWIDE Switzerland. The 22-year-old Steiner captured her first World Cup title with a speedy second run on sunnny Mount Tecumseh for an overall time of 1 minute and 34.17 seconds. The first-place finish gave Steiner 110 total slalom points for the season. Hess also closed with 110 points, but lost the title because Steiner won four slaloms during the 1985-86 season compared to two for Hess. "I think that's the sport, that’s the system,” Hess said. "It's a shame we cannot be together. I didn’t lose. She won.” PRICE CUTS. V Pirates can remain In Pittsburgh CAAINSTANI, CREDIT PITTSBURGH — Municipal officials say the Pirates can THHB-FBl-SAT ONLYl lo lllj irouAtir' remain in Pittsburgh for at least five years in light of the City WhiteWestinghouse I Council's approval of a $21 million bond sale on behalf of the club. OLENWOOD HITACHI .COED The go-ahead for a bond sale appeared to end months of 2 0 " uncertainty about the future of the Pirates, who are being sold by 13" 19" YOUR CHOICE A the John Galbreath family. c o m r x v Ibn Quick ’n Easy Chocolate Treats GAS OR ELECTRIC W i Mayor Richard Caliguiri and others say money from the sale, c d m 'T V .• AUTO-FINE TUNING I added to $25 million from private investors, will be enough to buy RANGES • MECHANICAL •SHARPNESS CONTROL I • FAMILY SIZE TUNER • AUTOMATIC COLOR I • GIANT 18 LB. the team from the Galbreath fam ily and operate it through 1990. • AUTOMATIC FLESH TONES Cocoa Brownies Chocolate M int Patties David Lipscomb takes NAIA crown 2291 Chocolate is smooth ... sw eet... rich ... satisfying, it’s America’s favorite flavor. I pound confectioners sugar KANSAS CITY, Mo. — Arkansas-Monticello ran out of players 219 1/2 cup unsifted flour (Each year, Americans eat anaverage of lOpounds of chocolate perperson.) With 1/4 cup unsweetened cocoa and David Lipscomb College of Tennessee ran off with the ^ Whirlpool 1/2 cup unsweetened cocoa R 1/3 cup margarine championship of the 49th NAIA Basketball Tournament. WhiteWestinghouse I 1/2 cup margarine, softened the ten quick recipes here, chocolate lovers all over America can whip up favorite ^ SHARP 1/3 cup light com sym p Arkansas-Monticello coach Gary Sharpe relied on six players 30" tllCTRK u m n 3/4 cup sugar chocolate treats in no time at ail. They are all made with the help of corn syrup and HiAVV DUTY 1 teaspoon peppermint extract — his five starters plus senior guard Derwin Jackson — to RANGE 19" 2 5 " m C T I K 1/4 cup dark com syrup cocoa. Unsweetened cocoa is the most concentrated form of chocolate — ready to 1 teaspoon vanilla survive the first four rounds of the tournament and earn a berth »P U LLO UT BURNERS COLOB T V DRYER use right from the can, without any melting. Corn syrup provides the proper texture in the title game Tuesday night against llth-seeded David 9 LIFT UP TOP ^ i r » r 2 eggs Sift together confectioners sugar and cocoa. In iaige bowl • LARGE OVEN MULTI-BAND QUARTZ TUNER •AUTO-COLOR • LARGE CAPACITY and blends easily and smoothly. with mixer at medium speed, beat maigarine, com ^ m p Lipscom b. CABLEREADY • FAMILY SIZE 2/3 cup chopped walnuts • EASY CLEAN TOP • DELUXE WOOD and extract until well blended. Gradu^ly beat in 1 to 2 However, the poll Weevils ran into foul problems for the first DIRECT ACCESS TUNING LEO CHANNEL INDICATOR GRAIN CABINET cups o f the cocoa mixture until well blen d ^ and smooth. tim e in the tournament, forcing Sharpe to go to his barren bench, Grease 9 x 9 x 2-inch baking pan. In small bowl, stir Choose any of these easy recipes and see how quick it is to make delicious With wooden spoon, stir in remaining cocoa mixture. and D avid L ip scom b thundered to its first N A IA title with a 67-54 together flour and cocoa. In large bowl using wooden chocolate treats. With hands, knead until mixture is well blended and trium ph. spoon, beat together margarine and sugar until well blended. Beat in com symp and vanilla. B ^ t in eggs, one smooth. Using 1 teaspoonfui of chocolate mixture for 349 each, shape into balls. Flatten into patties. Store in tightly atatime, until well blended. Beat in cocoa and flour mix­ CALORIC . TO S H IB A covered container in cool place or in refrigerator. Makes MITSUBISHI I V M O C A I M m ture. Stir in walnuts. Spread evenly in prepared pan. Bake Arizona State placed on probation 3 0 " n i c n i K VM M C4M4TTB in 3S0°F oven 20 to 25 minutes or until c ^ e tester about 4 dozen mint patties. BEGOBDEB !BECOBOEB Whirlpool MISSION, Kan. — The NCAA, agreeing with Pacific 10 RANGE • STEREO inserted in center comes out clean. Cool completely on • 4 HEAD Conference penalties, Tuesday placed Arizona State Universi­ NSAVV miTV wire rack. Cut into 2-inch squares. Makes 16. • SELF CLEAN • CABLE READY AUTOMATIC Cocoa Becan Pie ty’s men’s basketball program on probation for one year for • BLACK GLASS • CABLE READY 489 R od^ Road Fhdge |l OVEN DOOR • WIRELESS REMOTE W A S M r a violations that included unethical conduct. • LIFT UP TOP •LARGE The penalties, imposed by the conference and adopted by the • AUTOMATIC CLOCK CAPACITY 1/2 cup margarine 1 cup sugar 1/3 cup unsweetened cocoa NCAA, also called for no grants-in-aid to be awarded to any I U h f i i 2/3 cup unsweetened cocoa Crispy Treats ■ ^ H IT A C H I 1/2 cup light com sym p 3 eggs, slightly beaten incoming prospect during the probationary period — which went CAMCORDER 1 cup light or dark corn sym p into effect Dec. 11, 1985. • AUTO-FOCU9 POWtn ZOOM tCNt [ CAMCOBDEB 1 tablespoon water I • I tt c m o w c Vttw FWOtH/MOHlTOW 1 tablespoon margarine, melted 1 cup light or dark com sym p Also, the NCAA said the tpen’s basketball coaching staff is Au t o m a t ic m is • COMtTANT AUTO WMITf RALAMCt H ot Fkfdge Sauce 1 teaspoon vanilla COMVLtTVAACKAOr. (HCLUMt: •AUOTFOCUS 1 teaspoon vanilla 1 cup sugar prohibited from engaging in any off-campus recruiting activities 419 B A m B r PSCS. A/C AOAFTOB. • ILCCTRONIC VltWFtNOtR 3491 1 pound confectioners sugar CHAROf n. tN O u to tn s t r a r . •VMSFORMAT 1 cup pecans, halves 1 cup creamy or super chunk peanut hutter or from providing any paid recruiting visits to the university’s CARRiNOMANOiC. • ONf HAND ORtRATION 1 cup miniature marshmallows 1 cup sugar 1/2 cup unsweetened cocoa 1/2 cup chopped nuts 1 unbaked (9-inch) pastry shell campus during the probationary period. Whirlpool 1 cup l i ^ t com sym p 6 cups toasted rice cereal The case included a violation of the NCAA’s ethical conduct Whirlpool 1/2 cup unsweetened cocoa In°medium bowl, stir together sugar and cocoa. Stir in rule that occurred when a former men’s assistant basketball NfAVY DUTY 1/2 cnp evaporated milk Grease 8 x 8 X 2-inch baking pan. In 2-quart saucepan, 30" IIICTBK 1399 ILICTRK Grease 13 x 9 x 2-inch baking pan. In 3-quart saucepan, coach instructed a student- athlete to report false information melt matgarine over low heat. Siir in cocoa, com symp, eggs, corn syrup, margarine and vanilla until well RANGE DRYER 1/4 cnp margarine stir together.com symp, sugar, peanut butter and cocoa and to withhold information when contacted by NCAA and SHARR water and vanilla until well blended. Remove from heat. blended. Stir in pecans. Pour into pastry shell. Bake in 1 teaspoon vanilla over low heat. Stirring constantly, bring to boil. Remove Pacific-10 Conference investigators. Litton • LARGE CAPACITY Gradually stir in confectioners sugar until well blended 3S0°F oven 50 to 60 minutes or until knife inserted M ICROW AVE I □ • FAMILY SIZE halfway between center and e ^ e comes out clean. Cool from heat. Add c er^ ; toss to coat well. Press into None of the violations in the case involved members of the MICROWAVE and smooth. Stir in marshmallows and nuts. l\im into In heavy 2-quait saucepan, stir together sugar, com prepared pan. Cool. Cut into 2-inch squares. Makes • FITS UNDER • 1.S CUBIC FT. prepar^ pan. Cover; refrigerate until firm. Cut into on wire rack. If desired, garnish with whipped cream. 32. current basketball staff, the NCAA noted. CABINETS ^ m p , cocoa, milk and margarine. Stirring constantly, • TOUCH CONTROLS squares. Makes about 1 3/4 pounds. Makes 1 (9-inch) pie. • NEW MODEL • PROBE bring to boil over medium heat. Stirring occasionally, • INTERIOR LIGHT • VARIABLE POWER boil 3 minutes. Remove from heat. Stir in vanilla. Serve •TURNSTHEFOOD 449 • TIME OF DAY CLOCK warm over ice cream or cake. Store in tightly covered Towering five container in refrigerator. Makes 2 1 /2 cups. 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Vk cnp coarsley chopped nuts table is the 20-inch lemon cake she will 1 teaspoon sugar crumbs, salt, pepper, mustard, 8«nlor clUztnB ham and cheese sandwich, chips, imiPONS Vk cnp pitted ripe olives and milk into a large mixing bowl. Vk cup flaked coconut brownie. Vk cup finely chopped mara­ The following meals will be I can (18 sunccs) whole peeled Beat well. Add ground beef. Mix Tuesday: Juice, roast beef sand­ CARVIMO A QREi^RADITIOM BUTCHER SHOP tomatoes, drained until combined. Spread evenly schino cherries served at Mayfair Gardens and wich with lettuce and tomato, Your Neighbor's Kitchen Gr.lir' ^ 1 can (6 .ounces) tomato paste around tbe sides and bottom of an Westhiir Gardens the week of french fries, carrot cake. G f.iin Ff'd R fM 't Shell Sirloin | Vk cnp shredded sharp Cheddar ungreased 9-inch pie plate. Form TOPPING: March 24 through 28 to Manchester Wednesday: Spaghetti with Fresh Chicken BoH Bottom cheese meat to make a crust. Set aside. Whipped topping or vanilla Ice residents who are 60 or older: meat sauce, garlic bread, mixed Steaks Wash peppers. Cut off tope and In a small mixing bowl, beat egg cream Monday: Chicken with ham in vegetables, cookie and Leg Quarters Round Roasts supreme sauce, mashed potatoes, nr LF nOUND-BONLLESS RtrF U)IN BONr iN'StWi BONf. f • When Aubin clan gathers, remove seeds. Lightly salt inside slightly. Add potatoes, onion, pars­ applesauce. U b D A IN S P -lE S S E B Q U A M IT IE S -I**' iB of each pepper. Place peppers, cut ley flakes and cheese. Stir until spinach, wheat bread, peaches. Thursday: Pizza day. F n r m e r W In a small mixing bowl, beat S o ld IS side up, in a l2-by-7-2-indi glass combined. Spread potato mixture Tuesday: Tomato juice, Califor­ Friday: Closed for Good Friday. W ith P a r t N Y Sirloin margarine and confectioners’ Of B.ict« Roast’. Only 89 dish. Set aside. evenly over meat. sugar until smooth and creamy. nia rice casserole, broccoli Nor­ qo0 69 Microwave on high for 15 to 18 mandy, rye bread, chocolate cake. Place ground beef and onion in a Stir in ‘A cup flour and the corn Coventry elementaries S -lb P k g Wednesday: Roast turkey with Helen must bring cake 8-by-8-by-2-inch glass baking dish. minutes, or until meat is com­ o r Mo rer e lb flakes crumbs. Spread mixture The following lunches will be Stir to crumble. Microwave tm full pletely cooked. While pie is baking, evenly in bottom of ungreased gravy, boiled new potatoes, herbed BEEF ROUND WHOLE-1* TO 33 LBS. A V 1-LB. 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Sprinkle back when lightly touched. Set (»fR»CHtOLOGNAOfl _ beans, hot biscuit, chilled fruit. When the Aubin clan gathers for Yet she’s never considered sel­ beating on low speed while adding remaining ingredients, except crumb mixture evenly over top. aside. potato and apple casserole, B o t^ ^ n d Swiss Roasts <. 1.99 A&P Luncheon Meats 2 ’.1^99* Tuesday: Taco with beef and SchfckwLegs .79* Perdue Chicken Franks CROPY LIGHT one thing you can count on; Helen stress or as a baker. "You do for flour and baking powder. Increase tomatoes into pieces with a spoon. Sprinkle with paprika to garnish. In a medium mixing bowl, beat brosia pudding. lettuce, Mexican corn, pudding Fresh Vnl Stwulder nke Ctwps»1.99 Boneless Rump Roasts <,1.99 Kahn’s Jumbo Meat Franks.^ 1.89 eggs slightly. Stir in granulated Wsaver Fried Chicken i^ 99* K E F ROUNO-GONELESS STEAKS 2.7* LB Aubin will be asked to bring the family what you’d never do for beater to medium speed and Spoon into peppers, dividing ev­ Yields 6 servings. Friday: Closed for Good Friday. sundae. PLUME DEVEAO-ETEWa.tB LB. ^ fROZEN*C»«CKENST)CKS~flUOOETSOR ^ Colonial Franks u»1.29r< cakes. anyone else,” she said. “ I guess continue mixing until batter is enly. Cover stuffed peppers with sugar and vanilla. Add flour Wednesday: Oven fried chicken, Weaver Mini Druins £? 2.69 Fresh Ground Veal 1.99 Eye Round Roasts <, 2.49 mixture, mixing until well com­ BCEFLOM ^ She'll probably supply the pot I ’m just old fashioned that way.” smooth and fluffy. plastic wrap. Poke several holes in Mm Is on Wheels noodles and gravy, peas, cran­ lOOTkPURCROUNO-LESSEROUANTmMfLB, . CarrolB au gratin bined. Reserve 2 tablespoons nuts berry sauce, roll, fruit cup. Boneless Rump Steaks rl 2.59 S a ^ Shrimp Cocktail 32,99 roast or a couple of casseroles, a Pour batter into a well-greased the top to allow steam to escape. Claussen Pickles £1.59 Ground Round <,1.99 5 tablespoons margarine or and 2 tablespoons coconut for The following meals will be Thursday: Pizza, tossed salad, FRESH CUT 4 few dozen stuffed mushrooms and Bourbon pound cake 20-inch loaf pan; two standard loaf Microwave on high for 15 min­ butler topping. served to Meals on Wheels clients fruit. THE PARM...A CROP OF FRESHNESS ) . PoHockFIIItt lb l.DV a variety of pies, all puttogetherin 8 eggs, separated pans; or a large tube pan. Put in to utes, or until filling is thoroughly Vk cup corn flakes t q l^ e e k of March 24 through 28. Friday: Closed for Good Friday. the compact kitchen of the Aubins' a preheated 325-degree oven. The heated, and peppers are tender. Stir in remaining coconut and STORESLfCEO ^ Boy Beollopu «>■ 4.99 3 cops sugar, divided One-lhlrd cnp chopped onion Tlje hot noon meal is listed first, California Maine Center Street apartment. “ But standard loaf pans will take an Sprinkle tops with cheese. Micro- cherries. Spread over crust Weaver Chicken Roll <,2.59 FFESMCUT M KO 1 pound batter 3 tablespoons flour the cool evening meal second. Russet Potatoes what I ’m really known for is my wave on high for 1 minute, or until mixture. Coventry High School KAYEM Navel Oranges Cod FIIM . 2.58 t teaspoons vanilla extract hour; the 20-inch loaf pan will take Monday: Roast beef with gravy, u s N ■ Hf AlTHFUl NtlTHil. 'i cakes,’’ said Aubin. “ The family cheese is melted. Yield; 6 1 teaspoon salt New England Sausage ib 2.89 ,1.110 -swf f ^ sn m FS" jT»N;^o»ra 9 OO t teaspoons almond extract about an hour and 20 minutes to whipped potatoes, green beans, The following lunches will be Froth Oyiiaru cm A . W says it just wouldn’t be a party Vk teaspoon pepper Microwave on high for 4 min­ WtSCOfdSIN One third cnp bourbon bake through. servings. salad, pudding. Chicken salad served at Coventry High School the FNESH SOFT MUJ. ^ without one of these” IVk cups milk utes. Sprinkle with reserved nuts Domestic Swiss Cheese <, 2.99 15 188 3 caps flour Variation: The same batter week of March 24 through 28: ^ CHOICE-COORED Bluaiiwr aam u *> l.O t f 1 cnp shredded American cheese and coconut. Microwave on high sandwich, grapes, milk. 5 $1 tXTNAUWlOESlZE-WTOWCT.SIZE _ _ _ The family is enormous. Aubin is lor ■ Vt cup ground pecans or walnuts makes what the family calls Corn-crigp«d chlck«n 4 cups sliced carrots, cooked and for 4 minutes longer, until mixture Tuesday: Leg of veal with gravy, Monday: Beef and bacon burger Corned Beef Rounds »,3.99 one of 13 brothers and sisters NunvnoUS-HEALTHFUL-VnAMM ’A’ Fancy 8hrimp/eh*ll On .. 5 . W “ Mother Aubin’s White Fruit baked potato, carrots, salad, cake. on sesame roll, potato puffs, fruit. FRCStAYMAOC _ . CAUFOIMA-EXTRA JUICY AND BWECT-iOE AS raised on a farm in Cromwell. Most In a narrow bowl with straight Vk cup com flakes drained (about IVk pounds) is set. CkMi. Cut into squares and Cake.’ ’ After beating in the flour Turkey salad sandwich.. pears, Tuesday: Surf burger, hot veget­ Egg & Potato Salad <,89* JumtM Size Navel Oranges 3 n. *1 Golden Carrots PIL L SBUR> SAl f of them now have children, grand- sides, beat the egg whites for 3 Vk tcswpoon salt 1 tablespoon dried parsley flakes serve with whipped topping or a FRESH-EXTRA TENDER and baking powder, still in the ables, fruit. CAUrORMM-JUICY-TANOV (LARGE t « SttE) ch ild r«) and even a few great­ minutes. Add 1 cup of the sugar and Vk teaspoon pepper In a small glass mixing bowl, small scoop of vanilla ice cream. milk. HEALTH & BEAUTY AIDS Hydroponic Lettuce following ingredients; 1 pound Wednesday: Lasagna, garlic AND GENERAL MERCHANDISE Sunkist Lemons 3 •. 89* beat until stiff peaks form. Set V« cap evaporate milk microwave 2 tablespoons of mar­ Yield: 9 servings. Wednesday: Swedish meatballs FRESH-TENDER-YOUNG grandchildren. The formal family pecan halves; 1 pound, candied MATCHMQ CUSHK)NS *2.99 EA. CAUFOfMA-HOWYSWKT aside. in gravy, noodles, spinach, cottage bread, green beans, fruit. Green Giant reunion has been eliminated, be­ cherries, snipped in half; 1 pound Kiwi Fruit 2 n. 89* Celery Hearts cheese, pudding. Egg salad sand­ Thursday: Chicken chow mein, U S. NO. t-AOO COLOR TO YOUR SALADS cause coordinating an event of that In a large bowl, beat the yolks White Wire Grid Q 9 9 SUGAR tWEET>0CTERS DELIGHT white raisins; 1 pound candied wich. fruit and gelatin, milk. buttered rice, carrots, fruit, for­ Vegetables magnitude was nearly impossible, and remaining 2 cups of sugar. Red Ripe Watermelon 39* Red Salad Onions pineapple, cut into bite-sized pie­ Supermarket Shopper LAROE-DUTTERV FUMORCO 2 Cam 89* Ofl Cream the butter in, and beat 10 Thursday: Baked chicken quar­ tune cookie. Stacking Chairs . U Aubin said. But there are still ces. For these fruit cakes, prepare RAWREUEFFOWeilA ^ minutes. (It will take longer if all ter and gravy, cranberry juice, Friday: Closed for Good Friday. Large Artichokes 2 •. 99* Califomia Avocados many occasions for get-togethers. Nuprin Tablets X 3 .7 9 COLORFUL-SPRMOTBK-FLORAL-MU8ES Croomt)ytoCamir-«8. 4 standard-size loaf pans by plain rice, zucchini, lettuce wedge, FRtEASTER HOLIDAY SALEIPREKEUMOOALITY^ Last week, for example, the you have is a small, hand-held REOUIAR.U8«SCENTEOORFRCaN ^ greasing and lining with waxed pudding. Tuna salad sandwich, Lilies or Hydrangeas ^5 .9 9 Tulips or Hyacinths family had three showers in the mixer; they are not as powerful. RHAM High schools Ban Solid Deodorant ^ 1 -9 9 paper. Bake in a 325-degree oven FLOWER ITEUS RVWLABLE STARTPW MARCH ITtti Add extracts and bourbon. Beat Coupons not refund issue fruit, milk. ENRKHEO _ space of eight days. That meant for beteen 1 hour and IV* hours. The following lunches will be 2 minutes. Add flour and ground Friday: Closed for Good Friday. Mr. Coffee^^ Filters 'ST 69* Pillsbury Flour «• 79* that about 150 people had the After 10 minutes, turn out onto a served at RHAM junior and senior GROCERY SPECIALS nuts. Beat another 5 minutes. Fold opportunity to enjoy those famous rack, peel off waxed paper care­ Bv Martin Slaane high schools the week of March 24 Peas Egg Coloring Kit «99* r in the egg whites as gently as Pillsbury Bread Mix '^1 .1 9 Aubin cakes, baked in the extra- fully and complete the cooling. through 28: possible; this is the only leavening United Feature Syndicate *COMMRAT1VERETAM.MALUE ONLY large pans which she has Manchetter tchoolB Monday: Chicken nuggets, Geisha Marcal your cake will have. ^ni^Fudge Brownie Mb ”,£r99* purchased. Family favorite D E AR M AR TIN : I have wonderld about using The following lunches will be french fries, peas, roll, dessert. Funk&WagnallsC98 Most are prepared from recipes Prepare a large tube pan by Clip ’n* file refunds Tuesday: La.sagna, salad, garlic Pineapple Paper Towels Pillsbury Rus Cake Mix '£^69* greasing, then fitting a ring of supermarket register tapes when full purchase-price served in the Manchester public F a m ih L e g d & which are nearly a century old. meat loaf roll, applesauce. CHUNKS SLICED OR CRUSHED waxed paper into the bottom. Pour Pet Foods and Prodncts (File I2B) refunds are being offered, because tbe tape often does schools the week of March 24 TMSWEEK: passed down to Aubin by grand­ l ‘/i pounds ground round not reflect my actual cost, the stores in our area first through 28: Wednesday: Fruit juice, Ready 1bSpre^ Frosting ’£M .2 9 in the batter. Bake for I'A hours at Clip out this file and keep it with similar BROCCOB. SPEARS. LEBUEURFCAS OR W E T ECTR W ______mothers. They reflect the fam ily’s Monday: Hamburger or cheese­ grinder, chips, banana. Encyclopedia h U 9 350 degrees. When the cake comes 8 links hot Italian sansage, cash-off coupons — beverage refund offers with add up the prices on the items purchased, obtain a Green Giant Vbgeiables '£ £ £^99* farm heritage. Most begin with a casing removed total and then subtract the coupons. burger on a roll, potato chips, peas, Thursday: Fruit juice, fish and out of the oven, set the pan on a beverage coupons, for example. Start collecting ttolum e N o . 7 4 ^ 0 0 s h t 'p t full pound of butter, and close to a cheese sandwich, cheese twists, wire rack for an hour. After that 1 cup cheese-flavored bread the needed proofs of purchase while looking for When a refund offer asks for proofo of purchase that apple wedges, raisins. r o ll Gram Giant Com On the Cob 1-29 dozen eggs. “ You didn’t think ’Tuesday: Vegetable soup, cole slaw, cake. hour, run a small knife around the crumbs the required forms at tbe supermarket, in include a register tape with the price circled, I circle NATIONAL FROZEN 59 59 much about that, if you had your 1 cnp water the retail price. Obviously, where I have used a chicken salad on a roll, dill pickles, Friday: Closed for Good Friday. Microwave Pancakes <•« 1.29 edges of the pan. then invert cake newspapers and magazines and when trading FOODINONTH own butter and your own eggs." 2eggs coupon to purchase the item, this price is higher than maraconi salad, lettuce, tomatoes Condensed Milk ’r^ l.3 9 Nbr^l Bath Tissue 4££"99* she said. onto the rack to finish the cooling. with friends. Offers may not be available in all Big Country Bi^Hs 59* This is excellent alone, or with a Thoroughly mix all ingredients. areas of the country. Allow 10 weeks to receive my actual cost. Although I have often submitted and cucumbers, fudge cookies. Andover Elementary Marcal Luncheon Napkins ’^ 1 .1 9 Put a cake cooling rack in a complete register tapes that show the coupon Wednesday: Baked lasagna and Orange Juice A&P Lasagna ^59* cream cheese frosting, below. It each refund. The following lunches will be TWOfLY-“FUIFFOUT" ON THE D AY that the Herald lasagna or broiling pan. Cover deductions at tbe bottom, no manufacturer has ever meat sauce, tossed salad, bread ^0WjW TROPICANA Country Style Biscuits 4£L89* freezes well ; wrap in double layers This offer doesn’t require a refund form: served at Andover Elementary ^ L ^ h e o n P la te s n .3 9 Marcal Facial Tissues 63* visited. Aubin had prepared a rack with foil, then poke holes in questioned the circled price. and butter, chilled fruit. of foil after completely cool. PURINA 1986 Cat Chow Calendar, P.O. Box School the week of March 24 FOR AUTOMATIC CESHWLSHERS ^ ^ e Crust '^^1.49 large pot roast and a 44-serving the foil. Shape meat loaf and place Am I doing the right thing? Thursday: Grape juice, tuna Sunlight Detergent cake to take to a baby shower that 15778, MascouUh, I I 62224. Receive a 1986 Pdrina through 28: A^PCte^Plates •^^.29 ^ 2.29 on the rack. The holes will allow ANN FROM EARLVILLE, ILL. salad on a roll, corn chips, ® 139 Cat Chow Brand Cat Food Calendar. Send eight Monday: Salisbury steaks, t00% Fwnfc evening. There was acorn squash Cream cfieeae frosting the fat to drain through to the pan apple-celery salad, peanut butter I 16-0/ A&PP^eappleJuice 99* Wise Potato Chips '£ 1 .9 9 and two large meat loaves in the weight-circle points from Cat Chow or Purina mashed potatoes, corn on the cob, Minute Makf Orange Juice 1 S-ounce package cream cheese below. Bake I'A hours in a 350 DEAR ANN: Manufacturers offering a full brownie. m c .in oven — one for the dinnertable and Kitten Chow Brand Kitten Food, along with 50 chocolate cake, rolls. FLAM OR FUMORCD 2 sticks (lA pound) butter degree ovet^j^^j^ purchase-price refund would prefer to only refund tbe Friday: Closed for Good Friday. Ralston Bran Chex Cereal 1-39 Kincaids!^ Potato Chips * ^9 9 * one for the freezer. A pan of stuffed cents for. postage and handling. Point values are Tuesday: Grinders, chips, ve­ ALLVWUrnES AUVMIETES Dannon Yogurt 2 teaspoons vanilla or lenwn amount tbe consumer actually pays for tbe product, mushrooms sat on the counter, as follows: 18-ounce Kitten C3m w or 22-ounce Cat getable sticks, fruit. Ke^er Pecan Sandies n»1 .7 9 MAROARME extract but if consumers start circling both price and coupon S a ra Lee ready to pop into the oven: and her A p p lo a c o im Chow any flavor, one point; 3.5-pound Kitten Botton BChoolB Wednesday: Stuffed shells with P e te r P an Blue Bonnet Spread 1 pound powdered sugar Chow or 4-pound C^t Chow, any flavor, 2 points; amounts and doing mathematical calculations on FRDICM 03B0 N OR husband’s favorite cake, a bourbon 2 acorn squash The following lunches will be meat sauce, green beans, roll, ice B ag els ^ Peanut Butter ^ FREE CHICKEN! Beat all ingredients together for lO ^u n d Original Blend Cat Chow, 4 points; their register tapes, it would create havoc for tbe Dean Clam Dip pound cake, was waiting for him on 4 tablespoons brown sugar served in the Bolton Elementary cream. AtAORfhOS _ _ _ On four N«xt Purchas* of Chicken 8 to 10 minutes, or until very white 20-pound Original Blend (^ t Chow, 8 points. refund agencies that fulfill the offers. SMAUORLARQECURO the dining room table. 4 rounded tablespoons ralstaM and Center schools the week of Thursday: Cheese pizza, cole Sara Lee Brownies 2.39 Master Blend Coffee 3.59 When fou Buy These Products. and fluffy. Yield; Enough to cover Expires May 31, 1986. I posed your question to the Nielsen Clearinghouse teON DAIRY Sealtest Cottage Cheese These days Aubin, who is 71. 1 large apple, peeled and sliced March 24 through 28; slaw, juice bars. TOEMTO a large tube cake, or to frost and fill These offers require refund forms: in Clinton, Iowa, and a spokesperson stated, "A A&P Coffee Creamer 3 ^ * 1 CHOCOLATE ORMK ^ divides her time between the Salt and pepper to taste Monday: Vegetable soup, grilled Friday: Closed for Good Friday. Sacramento Tomato Juice t? 99* Heinz Ketchup £ 1 .9 9 a 9-inch two-layer cake. store-redeemable coupon distributed 1^ manufactur­ SCUCTCOHUEETCS AUFUNORS __ Hood Cho<»Good £1.49 compact apartment kitchen where BUTCHER’S BLEND meat offer. Receive a Cut squash in half and scoop out ers is totally unrelated to other promotional offers Pepperidge Farm Muffins ’^ 1 .4 9 Luden’s Jelly Beans ^ 7 9 * she turns out these goodies, and the coupon for $1 off any selection of meat from the Mazola Com Oil £ 1 .8 9 seeds, ^ t a tablespoon of brown such as refunds.’ ’ SWCCTENCO NABOCO DOUBLE STUF OR _ A&P^pefniHJuice *£1.39 bedroom she's fitted out as a White shower cake sugar, a tablespoon of raisins and butcher. Send the required refund form and two Seneca Grape Juice '^ 59* OOLOCNFRCSOR weight circles from any size Butcher’s Blend The message seems to be that unless tbe refund Oreo (Cookies ?T1.99 sewing workshop. But even during 1 pound butter, at room several slices of apple in each. ALLFUMORS CMNAAKM TREAre OR K a OR HONEY pro Ida Golden Crinkles £ 1 .3 9 j MAKEAUTTLE bags. Expires April 30,1986. instructions specifically tell you to do otherwise, you the years when she sold lingerie at Sprinkle with salt and pepper, if Ben & Jerry’s lceCreanfLS<1.59 "UMERTY RAK " KOULAR OR UQHT MAGKWrm temperature should simply follow the directions and circle tbe Births Nabisco G i^ m Crackers £ 1.59 D A 9 LIVES refund offer. Receive a9 Lives coupon. EUJO'S-OG.UXC 2.4B OR CHEEK' rC the former Burton’s Department 2>/4 cups sugar desired. Place halves, cut side up, FLUB 0 9 O a r-B U C C -R E a OR OCT Stroh’sBeer30'£ <£.9.99 ADO TO SALADS OR EMM 0M»«S Send tbe reqired refund form and the Universal retail price on your register tajies — and forget about French Bread Pizza 'y r l.8 9 Store on Main Street, she did 8eggs on a rack in a shallow baking pan. Pepsi Cola or Pepsi Frees1.89 (kated Italian Blend the coupon that you used. Hoar, Nathan Paul, son ot daughter of John J. and Melony NUTRmOUB three-course family meals, and Product (fode symbol from either four 36-ounce FLUB c o o t r r - K a o r d c t Lite Beer 1 2 '£ < £.4.99 IPM AL OR REGULAR 3 ounces lemon extract OR Add an inch of boiling water to the Patricia (Plourde) and Harry L. (Findlay) Anderson of 42 Elm Eggo Nutri Grain Vltaffies 99* wedding cakes by the score. pan. Cover closely with aluminum bags or four la-ounce canisters of 9 Lives Tender 7-UpSoda 6’£^1.79 SUNSHINE COOKIE & Macaroni A Cheese Dinner grated peel and juice of I lennon, Hoar of 1007 Boston Turnpike. ’Terrace, was born Feb. 23 at CARNAnON PLUBD0OBIT _ Meals. Expires April 30,1986. TH E SM ART SH O PPER AW ARD goes to Dorothy YBJ.OIK WHnE. OR N.V. SHARP In fact, she does most everything plus 1 teaspoon lemon extract foil and bake in a 350 degree oven Bolton, was born March- 2 at Manchester Memorial Hospital. Bon Bon Ice Cream ^ 1 .6 9 CRACKER SALE' in large quantities. Last winter she PURINA 100 cat bowl offer. Receive a Purina Kaplowitz of West Palm Beach, Fla.; “ Idon’tsavethe Classic Coca Cola £1.69 Jl. Kraft Sharp Cheese Vi teaspoon salt for 1 hour. Remove foil and Manchester Memorial Hospital. The maternal grandparents are MEAarMBERVt SALTO OR UNSALTEO 100 free personalized cat bowl. Send tbe required kind of money that large families do with their RASTEUROEO turned out more than ISO pincu­ 4 cups flour continue baking another 30 min­ The maternal grandmother is refund form and 21 Purina 100 labels, along with coupons and refunds, but this past year, my savings Mr. and Mrs. Frank Findlay of Swartsoti “Great Starts" Green Giant Asparagus C u ts 99* Krispy Saltines £ 89* MelveetaLoaf shions fora church bazaar. AJbouta 1 tablespoon baking powder utes. Serves four. Ruth Forziati of tbe same address. I I f f I AIBBlRy lELECTBIMUKTKS 75 cents for postage and handling for each bowl have paid for my entire newspaper subscription, with Manchester. The paternal grand­ PASTEUROSO The paternal grandparents are • Pancakes with Sausage Armtit^Delergent ’ST 4.99 American Heritage Crackers £ 1 .0 9 ordered. Expires August 31, 1986. money to spare. I recently purchased a Paper Mate parents are Merrill F. Anderson of Cheez Whiz Mr. and Mrs. Harold Hoar of 7 • Pancakes with Blueberries CMPPTCHEWS ^ RALSTON PURINA offer. Receive two 75-cent Accupoint Pen on sale at Walgreens at two for 81.19 M an cl^ter and Isabelle Ander­ Z' HBNZPKKLESSALE! ' YMOWORWHOT North Road. Bolton. The baby has or Strawberries r« Chocolate Chip Cookies £ 1 .2 9 Chilies go into these potatoes coupons good on any size Chuck Wagon Brand dog (regularly 81.19 apiece). With a 26-cent coupon, the son, also of Manchester. The baby Sweet Gerkins ’£ 1 .2 9 American Singles a brother. Harry, 8, and a sister, UGHT1JBOR food. Send the required refund form and two pens actually cost me just 99 cents. When I got home, I - has two sisters, Lauren Anderson, • EggsandSausagewfPotatoesiw Wnilla Wafers ’£1 .2 9 discovered a 15-cent coupon on the back of each card. Christina, 5. IS, and C!ariy Anderson. 11. Sweet Mix Real Mayonnaise In a lu-mch skillet bring water to weight d rd e s from any two packages of Chuck • Regular or Cinnamon A O t •£1.09 BUOARtMLFERSOR By Coclly Brownstono pounds), peeled aud aBced Vi-lucb A S b o m to a boil. Add potatoes and salt; over Wagon brand dog food. Expires April 30,1086. On my next trip to Walgreens, I used the two coupons Tho Assoclotod Press Swrirl French Ibast i S l W Peanut Butter Wlafers £ 1 .6 9 thick medium heat cook, covered, until to buy two more pens, and this time they cost me only Houghton. Stephanie Leigh, Sweet Pickles •£1.19 pourable Salad Dressings daughter of Donald and Marsha Salt to taste tender — 10 to 12 minutes; drain. 89 cents. But my savings were not over. I am sending WE RESERVE THE RHIHT TO UNIT BALES ANO TO CORRECT TYPOGRAPtECAL ERRORS. fTEMSFORSALENOTiBME.ABLETOWHOirSAIf ORRETARIIfEL—. If you are interested in serving Here’s a refund form to write for: A 81 refund. Scou DavM Steeter, son of Debfa , PNCES EFFECTIVE BUN,. MAR. MTH THRU SAT. EUR Z2ND. 1 EBB. 3 tablespoons vegetable oil In the clean dry skillet heat oil; FAULTLESS ice bag refond Offer, P.O. Box 7869. in tbe Universal Product Ck>de symbols and will soon (Kaskela) Houghton of Hebron, potatoes in a new way I strongly (Baker) and Dean Streeter of 172 4 scallions, thlaly diced ( W cup) receive a 81.50 refund. So the four pens will cost me 36 was born Feb. 25 at Manchester recommend the following recipe. add scallion, chilies and garlic; Mt. Prospect, IL 60056-7889. Send your name, School St., was born Feb. 26 at 4-ounee caa diced green cbllies, cenu, plus postage, and I still have two iSKwnt Memorial Hospital. The maternal Although, over the years. I ’ve tried cook, stirring often, for 2 minutes. address and zip code on a 3-by-5 card. This offer Manchester Memorial Hospital. drained Stir in potatoes and toss until expires May 12,1966. While waiting for tbe form, coupons from the last two pens to use on my next grandparents are Mr. and Mrs. just about every variety of potato The maternal grandparents are Mediam clove garlic, finely t » y begin to brown — 5 to 10 save the Universal Product Code bar code and purchases. Not bad for a senior who feels it is never Tauno Kaskela of Wales Road, recipe, I had never before — if Andover. The paternal grandpar­ Mr. and Mrs. David Baker and the chopped minutes. number from any size Faultless Folding ice bag too late to learn, is it?” Cal(lor Shopping Plaza Burr Corners, Manchester maternal great-grandparents are memory serves — used green It’s not bad at all! Dorothy will receive a ents are Mr. and Mrs. Carl 4 ounces Monterey Jack cheese, Sprinkle top with cheese and package, along with the cash-register receipt Mr. and Mrs. William Tbiesing. all ctailies with tbem. “Refunder’s Record Book” and my “Guide to Houghton of Pine Ridge Drive, roURS: MONDAY THRO rRIOAY 8:00 A.M. 1012 P.M.; SATURDAY 8:00 A.M. TO 10:00 P.M.; SOilAY 9 1 A.M. 10 5:00 P.M.. shredded medinm-flne over low heat continue cooking with tbe purchase price circled. of Stafford Springs. Tbe paternal Coupons and Refunds.” Why not write and tell me Andover. The baby has a brother. ChM polaioM 3 taMespoons finely chopped until cheese melts. Garnish with grandmother is Mrs. Alton Street about your smart-shopping experiences? Address Donald Houghton Jr., 16 months. IVk capo water cilantro (fresh corlaader) or pars­ cilantro. of Tolland. The baby has a brother. ley Makes 4 servings. your letter to me in care of the Manchester Herald. 4 mediam potatoes (IVk scant Aaderson. Todd 7 MANCHESTER HERALD. Wednesday. March 19. 1886 - 17 ■ M — MANCHESTER HERALD. WwliiMday. March 1». 1916 A dvice Wednesday T V \Ahoiut T o w n Retirement income poiicy needed improve pension benefits for Valerie Hobson, Alec Guinness. 1946. Interview with Robby Benson, in Stereo. Income Policy Act of 1985— which, 6;00PM CD Eyewltneu Nawm “ I f y o u lower-paid workers without forc­ [USA] Three's e Crowd 11:50PM [MAX] MOVIE: 'FigMIng says Curtis, “ does come to grips Diff'rmt Strokai (X) SS Beck* A devoted family man organizes a wanted to drain with some Important issues.” ing employers to make major 8:30PM QD To u g h Cookies Cliff w or­ Act now to free daughter (X) Action Newt neighborhood patrol in his conuTHmity to a swamp, you changes in plan design. ries when e convict w ho swore revenge on : Ntad It Imtalltd Another Congressman, Rod fight crime. To m Skerritt. Patti LuPone, Mi­ • Help expand pension coverage QD ^ Hart to Hart him is released from prison. would have to Chandler, R-Wash., says the pro- chael Sarrazin. 1982. Rated R. : by Dtite Chtpitr (U) SS) Qimme a Break file an environ­ poeed legislation is "the vital first among firms that already sponsor (3D Fam ily Feud Sylvia (9 ) Knot's Landing 12:00AM (X) Barbour Report Royal Arch Maaona Delta Chap- mental impact step” in anuring “ a good retire­ psntion plans and anwng small ® ) [ESPN] NHL Hockey: Hertford at statement as to firms that offer no poiaion plans from a bullying boyfriend NewiCanter S t. Louis dD Hawaii Fiva-0 ‘ ter recently inatalled Wllhert E. ment income for all Americans to [DIS] Mousterpiece Theater QD Star Trek ' Head of M Edwarda St. aa moat the effect on the Porter live in dignity and economic now. . , ^Doctor Who [USA] The Associates QD The Untouchables : excellent hlfh prieat. He la a ducks. How security." Without further legislation, says 3 ® ® N e w t "number” is no. — from the Latin MOVIE: 'Easy Targets' A woman de­ about such a Heinz, by the year 2020, the DEAR (4l) Reporter 41 MOVIE: -AM m ln- (CC) A ■ member of Friendahlp Lodge of The bill would, among other 9:00PM (E tective is assigned to guard a Mafia king­ -ABBY: I read "numero.” I don’t know why it’s secret agent is called out of retirement to : Maaona, a nMmber of Orient Lodge statement as to things: proportion of fantilies with heads ( ^ MacNsil-Lehrar Newthour pin. Teresa Graves, Michael J. Pollard. , with horror the not nu. or nr. Readers? track down a human robot who has been :o f Maaona in Warchouae Point, the effect on e Separate retirement plans age 67 or over receiving pensions [ESPN] Mazda SportaLook 1974. .letter from programmed to kill. Robert Conrad. Karen ■ Adoniram Council of Royal. Select e m p lo y e e s from non-retirement (capital ac­ will rise from 38 percent today to 63 [HBO] MOVIE: A Piano for Mrs. Chn- Austin, Richard^ Young. 1986. (3 ) Maude recognize that these benefits may • “ Worried DEAR ABBY: A good friend of ino' (C C ) An elderly widow fights for the- • Maatera and Waahington Coip- when you take away benefits?” cumulation) plans. Experience percent and average fam ily in­ ® Dynasty (CC) Part 1 of 2 A court­ ® Charlie's Angels Dear Abby mine in Farmington Hills, Mich., right to control her own life. Bette Davis, dD With this colorful simile, the be in danger? come from pensions will increase 1 Mom," whose room battle erupts when Ben reveals ;mandery Nlghta Templer of the has shown that capital accumula­ Penny Fuller, AlexS Kenin. 1982. QD Toda Una Vida chief of a leading employee benefit The current state of employee ; 17-year-old recently sent me some of your la k e ’s role in the death of their mother, - York Rite, the Ancient Accepted tion plans are not regarded by from $3,200 today to $7,700. Abigail Van Buren [CNN] N ew snight consulting firm strikes at the core benefits may be compared to a daughter suf- columns from the Detroit News. [USA] USA Cartoon Express while Caress is shocked at Alexis' revela­ 'S ^ tia h Rite Bodice of the Vailey many workers as a retirement Pull together all the strands and [ESPN] ESPN Siding Magazine of what our government considers crazy quilt. As an example, Curtis 1 feted repeated The subject; "W here do the people 6 :3 0 P M (X) ® Too Closa for Comfort tion concerning her scandalous book. (60 : of Hartford, the Connecticut Con- vehicle; So when they change jobs, we’ll have a genuine retirement min.) [USA] Edge of Night its coherent national retirement refers to medical coverage; beatings by her of Scotland, Great Britain and (33) Benson :aiatory of Norwich, Nutmeg they usually spend the proems. income policy. Otherwise, Con­ M O V IE : 'Fa t C ity' An ex-boxer helps Wales get their strange eating dD T .J . Hooker Hooker’s ef­ income policy — and states flatly " I doubt if many legislators gress will continue to consider boyfriend. A (@ ® NBC Nightly News a young hopeful get started in the boxing 12:05AM dD > Foreat, Cedara of Lebonan, andthe Under the Heinz bill, employee forts to solve an attempted jewelry store that employees in the United considered that we would eventu­ ’ few years ago, habits?” world. Stacy Ketch, Jeff Bridges. Candy Natban Hale Conaiatoiy of Hart- contributions to such plans would separate legislation which while (S ) Nightly Business Report robbery are hindered by an overly ambi­ ; I, too, was a I think the question should be, Clark. 1972. : ford. He la a noble of Om ar Shrine States deserve a lot better than ally allow employers to provide be taxed. Traditional retirement seeking other goals — say, tax A B C N e w s tious detective. (60 min.) (R). > worried mom with the same you will not have to write such as I “ Where did you Americans ac­ QD (S) BlaCke's Magic Alex and Leonard -of Newington, Sprinx Temple what is now available to them in certain key employees full medical plans would continue to receive reform — will affect the pension @ ) Noticiero SIN ( ^ MacNeil-Lehrer Nawshour retirement plans. coverage under a medical reim­ problem. I pleaded with my am writing, and will never have to quire yours?" Although I am a pose as British toy magnates in a plan to ! Funatera, the International Shrine favorable tax treatment — forcing system negatively. d3] Sanford and Son con a corrupt toy kstg v ^ o set a competi- ^ [TM C ] MOVIE: 'Missing In Action II: bursement plan and little, if any, to beautiful, blond-haired Laura to sign your name; Welshman, I believe I know the : Clown Aaeociaiton. employees to recognize that capi­ Or as Curtis might put it, it’s [C N N ] Showbiz Today tor's company ablaze and stole the proto­ T h e B ^ tn n in g ' A P O W escapes his Viet As tax reform crawls through break up with her boyfriend, who PARENT OF A MURDERED answer. type for a revolutionary new robot. (60 Cong captors and wages war against an ’ Other elected officera include: other employees," he observe. tal accumulation plans are mean­ time to treat people as well as we [D IS ] Adventures of Ozzia and Harriat Congress, it is possible that benef­ "Just as ducks need an impact had hit her with his fists and CHILD, min.) enemy that greatly outnumbers him. Chuck 'Ronald Gregory, excellent king; ingful retirement plans. treat ducks. [ESPN] Inside the PGA Tour Norris. 1985. Rated R. its most workers have assuined ‘ knocked out her front teeth. Once MURFREESBORO. TENN. Much of the early eating in the (iD W e ll-Te m pe red Bach w ith Peter Ua- : Stephen Diielinaki. excellent study, we, too, need to agree on a • Ease the requirements for were normal and taken for granted basic set of guidelines that Con­ ; he rolled up her arm in a car States was done on the trail. Since [M AX] MOVIE: The Shocking Miss tinov Host Peter Ustinov guides viewers 1 2:30AM dD Comedy Tonight ;acribe; Elm er Stone, treaaurer, ''vesting" under pension plans. Pilgrim ' A suffragette typist falls in love through a lively examination of Bech as a may be weakened or even, elimi­ gress can rely upon when it is • window and drove off, dragging D EAR PAR E N T: Thank you for it was probably more comfortable dD Here's Lucy ■ Paul Bernard, aecretary; Edward Most workers don’t remain on the i'Sylvia Porter’s Tax Guide for with her boss. Betty Grable, Dick Heymes, working musician, punctuated by perform­ nated, says James A. Curtis, considering a change in tax or i her down the street! writing. I would like to repeat some to eat in the saddle than to sit on the Anne Revere. 1947. ances of many of his popular works. (60 (S) Late Night with David Letterman ' Scboenrock, captain of the host; same job for the 10 years now 1986," her comprehensive guide to Wilbert E. Need chairman of Killiman & Robertson pension laws." I also learned that he went to her advice to all women who have ground, the cowpoke remained min.) (R). Tonight's guests are Elaine Boosler and , Carl Palmberg, principal so- required for full vesting — and income taxes, is now available 7:00PM CD cos N ew * sound sculptor Reinhotd Marxhausen. (60 Inc. Curtis stresses that this makes ■ dorm at college and terrified her tolerated, first, repeated verbal mounted, feeding himself with his QD Bodas de Odio ' Joumer, and Leslie C. Noyes, royal they lose the benefit. The bill would th rou ^ her column. Send $5.05 dD Three's Compeny min.) In Stereo. the matter particularly pressing But there is hope. Sen. John . wbenheheldheroverthreeflights, abuse from a lover, than a few right hand while using his left hand [C N N ] Larry King Live i arch captain. require full vesting by the end plus $1 for mailing and handling to (£ ABC News ( ^ Break the Bank MCC has courses because among the types of Heinz, R-Pa., chairman of the ; threatening to drop her. This kind punches, slaps, shoves. And finally to prevent his falling off his horse. [D IS] MOVIE: The Railway Children' Appointed officers include: ofthe fifth year of service. Non­ “Sylvia Porter’s Tax Guide for (£ (E) $100,000 Pyramid QD Dr. Gene Scott benefits that may be changed are Senate’s special committee on ' of abuse continued for two years. I a full-scale beating: If you think This undoubtedly accounts for the Three children learn to readjust to a Wayne Wormstedt, grand master for older adults 1986,” in care of the Manchester Jeffarsons [ESPN] Tennis Magazine cash accumulation (401-k) plans, aging, and Rep. William Clay, retirement savings plans would you can change him, forget it. First predominant use of the right hand dD meager country life after one of comfort I of the third veil; Carl Swanson, Herald, 4400 Johnson Drive, Fair­ ' begged her to quit seeing him, but and wealth in the city. Dinah Sheridan, Ber­ Manchester Community College life anD health insurance pro­ D-Mo., chairman of the House require full vesting by' the end of charge him with assault, then run in the United States. (S ) Carson's Comedy Classics [U SA] That Girl ; grand mastor of the second veil; way, Kan. 66205. Please make she “ loved" him. nard Cribbins. Jenny Agutter. 1971. will offer two mini-courses for grams, cafeteria plans and child subcommittee on labor- the first year. as though your life depended upon Further on the subject of insular­ ® ® M*A*S*H 1 2:40AM [H B O ] m o v i e : Tuff Tuti' Ferdinand D. Lewis, chaplain; and checks payable to Universal Press ■ On May 31, 1984. my precious MOVIE; 'Desperately Seeking care plans. Close to our lives management r('!'itions, have • Simplify existing “integra- ity, while on a flight from Chicago ® Wheel of Fortune [HBO] (C C ) The new kid in town invites trouble 1 Albert Heavesides, organist. older adults for nine weekly - daughter was found dead in a field. it, because it does. M s a n ' (C C ) A suburban housewife loses indeed — and yet, how many of you drafted a bill — the Retirement Hnn” rules with Social Security to Syndicate. to Akron, Ohio, I was engaged in a (O) MacNell-Lehrer Nawshour when he makes a play for a gangleader's Installing officers were: Ernest sessions. One on travel, literature, , She was killed by repeated blows to her memory and adopts a new wave per­ girlfriend. James S p ^ e r, Kim Richards, conversation with a matronly ® Newlywed Qeme sona. Rosanna Arquette, Madonna. Aldan ■J. Smith, high priest; Wayne A. theater, social changes and other ' her head. The crime is still DEAR ABBY: I have a trivia Paul Mones. 1984. Rated R. topics will start Monday at 1 p.m. woman. After some time she d i) Novela: Cristal Quinn. 1985. Rated PG-13. • Stone, master of cermonies; “ unsolved” (insufficient question for you. Why is it that the 1:00AM CID Real Estate in classroom CL-244 in the Lowe Experts warn against delay abbreviation for “ number” is no. .asked, "What is your mother @ Nightly Businass Report [USA] Chase : Wayne A. Wormstedt, marshal; . evidence). (XD Headline Chasers Building. A gentle exerdse class tongue, young man?" She looked One Day at a Time 9 :1 0 P M @ Purely Gershwin William ; and Robert F. Silva, chaplain. "Worried Mom,” my daughter and not nu. or nr.? dD (IT) Joe Franklin Show at me with astonishment when I Hurt hosts this musical retrospective pay­ Ronald Erickson was the soloist will start March 27 at 10:30a.m. in ' did not have the emotional This question stirred everyone [C N N ] Moneyline replied, “ It’s English." ing tribute to the diverse talents of George QD Comedy Break ; and James W. McKay, the orpia- the former library building on the : strength to free herself from this up in the office and no one can [DIS] MOVIE; Wind in the Willows' Gershwin. (110 min.) After she had recovered her Toad. Mole. Rat and Badger regard them­ (3D CNN Headline News ; ist. The colors were presented by Blast Campus. Future sessions will Mole changes require special care monster. And neither does your come up with the answer, so we be at the time, place and on the composure, she drawled grudg­ selves as Edwardian gentlemen first and 9 :3 0 P M ® Muy Especial: Celle Ocho [C N N ] Crossfire • Manchester Assembly, Order of ' daughter. You must help to free decided to ask you. animals second. 1983. Festive Rainbow. The Sphinx Temple same day of the week. The fee for Sandy Conlin is only 16 years old. ; her by whatever means it takes — CURIOUS FROM SAN MIGUEL ingly, “ Well, I guess they can [ESPN] Volvo Ski Show would die of skin cancer if the usually found on the face, [ESPN ] SportsCenter 1 0 : 0 0 P M dD N e w s each course is $25. To register, call By Gayle Young ; and do it immediately. Take legal speak it over there, too.” [USA] Dick Cavett (R). ; Highlanders escorted those in the public were better educated about shoulders and hands. Last fall, after a summer of [U S A ] Wild, Wild World of Animals EMna Schuetz on ’Tuesdays or United Press International action against her boyfriend and DEAR CURIOUS: According to No doubt, Shakespeare turned in dD ® ] Arthur Hailey's Hotel (CC) Julie • cerenwney. warning signs, he added. This form of cancer, which waterskiing and several sunburns secretly enters a talent competition and 1:05AM (XD m o v i e : The Long Dark ’Thursdays at 647-6097. Webster's New International Un­ his grave. 7:30PM d D p m Magazine Most melanomas start on the site usually starts as a hard bump that at Cfope Cfod, an oozing sore .' do not let him near her! falls for a fellow contestant, while a N ight' A family vacationing at their remote NEW YORK — Constance Leh­ abridged Dictionary, Second Edi­ PAUL WALSH, SOUTH dD M*A*S*H woman suspects her husband of espion­ summer cabin is attacked by a pack of wild of moles, which are basically a sometimes oozes fluid, has a 99 developed on her nose that I pray that God will give you the man was getting dressed one tion: The abbreviation for WALES, UNITED KINGDOM dD Wheel of Fortune age and infidelity. (60 min.) dogs. Joe Don Baker, Hope Alexander- iWrtter rtcelvM cluster of pigment-forming cells. percent cure rate, said the doctors, wouldn’t go away. ' strength to do whatever it takes, so Willis, Richard B. Shull. 1979. Men’s night slated morning in October and glanced dD Million Dollar Chance of a Lifetime (3D Independent News Most moles appear at 6 months of but their case books are full of She was diagnosed as having : foundation plaque down at a mole on her shoulder that QD Independent News QD ® St. Elsewhere Dr. Auschlander 1:30AM (XD l Love Lucy by Junior Women age, but moles are present at birth people who have been disfigured basal cell carcinoma and had the had been there since she was a OS Best of Saturday Night discovers that a tenement turned over to QD Independent News ' Rhea Talley Stewart, who writes Manchester Junior Women’s in one out of 100 children, he said. by basal cell carcinoma because cancer removed during surgery the hospital is an illegal cocaine store, and child. ® Barney Miller [CNN] Newsnight Update • the Herald’s Socially Speaking Club will meet ’Thursday at 7 p.m. These birth moles are more they have refused to seek treat­ this winter. Get another eye evaluation Or. Turner returns from Mississippi with a "It was dark and raised,” said “ I was left with a big hole in my ' ® Jeopardy pregnant woman in tow. (60 min.) [ESPN] N B A Today : column, recently received a at the Church of Christ on Lydall Lehman last week in an interview. likely to be the site of melanomas ment. These people have lost nose.” said Conlin. "M y Mom and ® New Newlywed Game Trapper John. M.D. [M A X ] MOVIE: 'Confessions of a W in­ 'plaque in New York from the Street for its annual men’s night “ I didn’t know how long it had been than are tholes that appear later, noses, eyes and ears to the cancer. DEAR DR. individual requirements that may dow Cleaner- A healthy British lad does Dad were shocked because they G© Benson QD Black Sheep Squadron • Afghanistan Foundation for her and presentation of its Citizen of that way but it was not like it used said Rhodes. While skin cancers are more GOTT: For 16 include X-ray examinations, car­ more than clean windows when he's in­ : work for the cause of the Afghan "They have to be monitored common in the elderly, they can thought I was much too young to years. I took diograms or stress tests. Pap dZ) Wild. Wild World of Animals [ C N N ] Evenir>g N e w s vited inside by willing young women. the Year Award. Police officer to be.” Rqbin Askwith, Anthony Booth, Linda ; people. U.S. Sen. EMward M. constantly all during life,” he said. strike at any age, said the doctors. have skin cancer.” . eye drops for smears, fecal-blood evaluation dD Archie Bunker's Place [M A X ] MOVIE: 'Fast Forward' (CC) A Larry Wilson will speak on home If Lehman was an average teen-aged dance group from a small town Hayden. 1974. Rated R. . ' Kennedy of Massachusetts and security. >• :1k I a u c o m a . and analysis of other body fluids. [C N N ] Crossfire American, she would have waited in Ohio go to New Y o ^ in search of fame. [TM C ] MOVIE: -Around ttw ; U.S. Reps. Charles Rangel of New PEOPLE WITH A cluster of Dr. Gott In my opinion, a complete [ESPN] NBA Today 1 ;45AM 16 months before visiting a derma­ Then my doctor Irene Worth. W orld in 8 0 Days' Phineas Fogg sets out I York and James Courter of Pen- tologist to get the mole checked moles, called dysplastic nevus, gave up his history and physical examination, [U SA ] Radio 1990 [TM C ] MOVIE: 'Ag^nst All Odds' (CC) to win 20,000 pounds sterling if he can • nsylvania were on the dias at the Society's program: out. She saw her dermatologist should also watch carefully for practice, and Peter Gott, M.D. including a urinalysis and blood 8:00PM dD Fast Times A n ex-pro athlete is hired by a petty hood complete a trip around the world in 80 '. presentation. signs of melanoma. The doctors ^ SPECIAU This Week count, usually suffices for a to locate his runaway girlfriend. Rachel days. David Niven, Shirjey MacLaine. Can- Irish p^ormers within the month, and on De­ the new doctor dD (S ) MOVIE: 'All the Rivers Run' Part ■ Stewart, who has made many Ward. Jeff Bridges, James Woods. 1984. tinflas. 1956. Rated G. In Stereo. cember 1 had surgery to remove advised everyone to check their y Wednesday-Setenlay : says I don’t healthy young adult. Elderly pa­ 3 of 3 A strong-willed woman named Phi­ Rated R. In Stereo. I visits to Afghanistan, is the author The Girls’ Friendly Society bodies once a year, perhaps on ladelphia Gordon forges a place for herself 2:00AM (XD m o v i e : 'Street Gangs of the cancerous melanoma that had , have glaucoma. tients need additional evaluation [USA] Eddie Capra Mysteries ;of "F ire in Afghanistan.” She is Sponsors will meet Friday at 7:30 birthdays, for signs of melanoma in the male-dominated society of late 19th- Hong Kong' A man takes on the street developed from her mole. I stopped the that may include blood chemical century Austrailia. Sigrid Thornton. John gangs of Hong Kong in revenge of his fath­ ■working on another book on the p.m. in the Guild Room of St. but said people with dysplastic Lobster Roll 1 0 :2 0 P M QD people's Caucus Gub­ "Melanoma has killed 10-year- : drops and my analyses, sigmoidoscopic exami­ Waters. 1983, ernatorial Call-In er's untimely death. W ang Chung, Lily Li, 1 country, writing newspaper arti- M ary’s Episcopal Church. The old children,” said Dr. Arthur nevus or birth moles should check eyes got worse. Another doctor seem to help you and your vision is nations and other more involved Betty Lu Ti. 1972. dD ® MacGyver (CC) MacGyver at­ 1 0 : 3 0 P M QDNews ;cles on the Afghan situation and program will be Irish performers. Rhodes, professor of derm atolo^ every six months and occasionally $ 3 9 9 also said I didn't have glaucoma. A failing. I suggest you make an testing, performed at regular tempts to recover $60 million in diamonds (XD MOVIE: 'Congo Crossing' In West - taking part in activities on behalf at Harvard Medical School in consult a dermatologist. third doctor was uncertain and appointment to be seen in the eye intervals. stolen by an unscrupulous con artist. (60 QD Loco Am or Africa colony, mecca for thieves and mur­ 'o f the Afghan freedom fighters. min.) (R). derers with no extradition, American engi­ Boston. “ People ‘wait and see’ Generally, moles are even and said I had nerve damage, but not to clinic of a large medical center. The history and physical are the 1 1 : 0 0 P M dD Eyewitness News neer journeys up jungle river to determine A&N Club pinochle d D N e w s before they seek medical help. It’s roundish in shape. When they use the drops. My eyes just keep cornerstones of the medical eva­ dD Taxi its altered course, making country part of k QD MOVIE: 'Green Berets' Part 1 of 2 A the Belgain, Congo George Nader. Virginia scores announced become the site of melanoma they . getting worse ani have lost much DEAR DR. GOTT: What tests luation. I believe that additional d ) ® ® News Rockas will lead not a problem of stupidity, it is a Enfoy four tWimor cynical war correspondent goes on special become raised, larger and uneven of my sight. How can I find out should be given when one asks fora testing is a subject more properly Mayo, Peter Lorre. 1956. Pincochle scores for the March problem of denial.” fn our dining oroo assignment to Vietnam with an army car­ dD Billy Graham Crusade llbfary cHacuaalon in shape, said Rhodes. what I have and how it should be physical? When blood is taken addressed by the patient and the eer man. John Wayne, David Janssen, Jim QD Start of Something Big 13 play at the Army and Navy Club Skin cancer is the most rapidly or got ft lo g a QD Carson's Comedy Classics "If it’s ugly, it’s melanoma.” treated? from the arm, what is it tested for? doctor, depending on individual Hutton. 1968. [ESP N ] Mazda SportsLook BOLTON — Leo Rockas, litera­ include: increasing form of cancer, next to QD Odd Couple said Rhodes. needs. 01) (g) Bob Hope's Royal Commend [U S A ] MOVIE; 'A Royal Scdndal' Cath­ ture expert from the University of Grace Gibbs 626, Gladys Seelert that of the lungs, said Dr. BiJan ( ^ Benny Hill Show Treatment for melanomas, as 430ak Street DEAR READER: When doctors DEAR READER: The answer to As a general rule, most examina­ Performance from Sweden Bob Hope erine the Great falls for a young soldier and Hartford, will open the discussion 622, Eleanor Maron 621, Gus Frank Safai. chief of dermatology at SEA FOOD welcomes guests Liv Ullman. Shirley ® NewsCenter promotes him to General. Tallulah Bank- for the less-deadly basal cell are unsure about the presence of a your question depends on the age Thursday at 7:30 p.m. at Bentley Memorial Sloan-Kettering Cancer tions of adults (over age 40) usualy Jones. Dotph Lundgren, Emmanuel Lewis QD Doctor Who head, Charles Coburn, Anne Baxter. 1945. 611, Rene Maire 60S, John O’Neill carcinoma, is usually surgical M N CH ESe and health of the patient and the SERVMG th e a r e a o v e r 30YEARS disease, the patient is usually best involve blood counts, blood chemi­ and Boy George in this special from Stock­ - Memorial Library, 206 Bolton 601, Harry Pospisll S94, Kitty Onter in New York. W M*A*S*H 2:30AM [C N N ] sports Latenight removal, said the doctors. Older served by an evaluation in a preferences of the examiner. cal analyses (including sugar and holm, Sweden. (60 min.) ;;Center Road. The discussion, the Byrnes 583, Andy Noske 578, Mike QD24 Horss [ESPN] SportsCenter IN 1975, DOCTORS reported patients unsuitable for surgery are 649-9937 teaching or university hospital. In Children need periodic evalua­ cholesterol), urinalysis, cardio­ d§) MOVIE: 'Little Fauss and Big Halsy' ;last in a series of five, will be on Desimone 575, Helena Gavello 565, FISH MARKET ft (g ) Second City TV treated with radiation therapy. such an institution, specialists tions to monitor growth, general grams, chest X-rays and smears A shy mechanic learns all about motorcy­ 2:35AM (XD CBS News Nightwatch '"Confessions of an Advertising Fritz Wilkinson 553 and Floyd Post 300.000 cases of non-malignant BRMG YOUR OWN cle racing from an outlaw racer. Robert Basal cell carei""ma is directly RESTAURANT have the training and sophisti­ health and the need for immuniza­ for blood in the stool. These tests QD Maude Joined in Progress rMan,” by David Ogilvy. For more 551. melanoma and 9,000 cases of .BEER OR WINE Redford, Michael J. Pollard. Noah Beery. linked to sun exposure and while it cated equipment to analyze the tions. Blood tests are seldom [C N N ] Moneyline [HBO] MOVIE: Avenging Angel' (CC) -information, call the library at malignant melanoma. In 10 years are not necessarily required every 1970 A reformed hooker studies law by day and can strike any part of the body it is more difficult and puzzling health necessary for youngsters. year, but should be performed at [DIS] MOVIE: 'Never a Dull Moment' :646-7349. those figures rose to 500,000 cases (ST) Smithsonian World: American A n actor who is typrcast in gangster roles investigates murder at night. Betsy Rus­ AM Bridge Club of non-malignant melanoma and problems. If your doctor cannot On the other hand, adults have appropriate intervals. Pie (C C ) The largest airplane show in is mistaken for the N t man a mobster hired sell, Rory Calhoun. 1985. Rated R. America is featured along with a look at 22.000 cases of malignant mela­ to do a job. Dick Van Dyke, Edward G. 3;00AM QD Em ergency gives Its results the different architectural styes o 1 Ameri­ Robinson. 1968. Rated G. -8L Bridget School noma reported by doctors in 1985. can churches. (60 min.) [CN N ] News Overnight Manchester' AM Bridge Club Safai estimated that if the [H B O ] MOVIE: 'Missing In Action II: holdt weekly Mngo (55) 1 9 8 6 Baseball Special The Spinning' (CC) A POW escapes his [ES P N ] Track and Field; NCAA Division results for its March 10 open pair numbers keep increasing at the Bread dough jams machine M O V IE : 'Earthquake' A cataclysmic Viet Cong captors arid wages war against I Men's and Women’s Indoor Cham -' ^ St. Bridget School sponsors club championship include: same rate, one out of every 150 earthquake virtually destroys Los Angeles an enemy that greatly outnumbers him. pkmships 'bingo games on Thursdays at 7:30 North-Simth: Jim Baker and people will have malignant mela­ Charlton Heston, Ava Gardner. G ^ rg e Chuck Norris. 1985. FUted R. [MAX] MOVIE: 'Avantil' A conservative V Kennedy. 1974. businessman falls in love with the slightly fALLPAPER! extra flour before turning it on. as p.m. in the school cafeteria. Louise Kermode, first; Hal Lucal noma by the year 2000. >AU [USA] Alfred Hitchcock DEAR QD Juana Iris eccentric daughter of his dead father's 'Admission is $2. and Carol Lucal. second; Nancy As it is now, one out of every PO LLY: When described above. 1 1 : 3 0 P M dD Dynasty mistress. Jack Lemmon, Juliet Mills. seven people in the United States POLLY [CN N ] Prime News 1972. Rated R Akin and Margaret Boyle and I mix bread dD^ ® ABC News Nightline Frank Votta and Dean McCarthy, will develop skin cancer, he said. dough in my [ESPN] Baseball's Greatest Hits: :Sodety*t daffodils SAVINGS C n O World Series Greatest Hits QD The Honeymoorters 4:00AM (XD doe Franklin Show third and fourth. Most of these cases will be basal food processor, DEAR PO LLY: Here's a pointer \L Pointers [HBO] America Undercover: Kids in QD Second City TV (3D Kung Fu Elast-Weat; Judy Press and cell carcinoma, the least deadly of my son discovered: Never put coming Thursday t|ie machine Crisis Three treatment centers for emo­ ( ^ All in the Family [CNN] Larry King Overnight all cancers and the same that powdered sugar on top of a Dean Press, first and overall UP T O — O U seems to be­ tionally disturbed kids are visited. (60 min.) [USA] MOVIE: 'Rocking Horse Winner' - The American Cancer Society , is m Polly Fisrier birthday cake that is going to have (^ ® The Tonight Show Tonight's winners; Flo Barre and Ruth struck President Reagan last year. come clogged [M AX] MOVIE: Teachere' (CC) A A small boy with powers to choose race 'taking orders for bunches of guest is the musical group Alabama. (60 Willey, second; Dale Hamed and Dermatologists say the rapidly and the motor candles on to be blown out. burned-out but gifted teacher faces com­ min.) In Stereo. horse winners exhausts himself satisfying 'daffodils at $3.50 each to raise plex problems when his aging, over­ his parents* greed. John Mills, Valerie Hob­ Ann McLaughlin, third. increasing instances of skin cancer stops. Why does My son made a Harvey Wal- (M) Hogan’s Heroes -money to fight cancer. Daffodils A MINIMUM OF 30% OFF ANY Ibanger cake for a friend's birth­ crowded school is sued for awarding a di­ son. John Howard Davies. 1949. The results for the March 13 play can be directly attributed to the this happen and ploma to an illiterate student. Nick Nolte. ( ^ N ew s 'may be ordered by calling the day. He thought making the glaze 4:02AM (XD Get Sm art include: increased popularity of outdoor h o w c a n I JoBeth Williams. Judd Hirsch. 1984. QD Kojak society’s Manchester-North Unit activities, exercise, sunbathing, WALL COVERING (No Exceptions) forthe frosting was too much work, Rated R. [H BO ] MOVIE: Against All North-South. Ellen Goldberg and remedy the [C N N ] Sports Tonight 4:1 SAM -at 643-2168. The flowers will be Judy Press, first; John Greene and tanning salons, beach vacations situation?^ so he just sprinkled powdered [TM C ] MOVIE: 'Great Expectations' A O d ds' (C C ) An ex-pro athlete is hired by a [ESP N ] SportsCenter petty hood to locate his runaway girlfriend. ^available Thursday. Al Berggren, second; Saul Cohen and sun lamps. MRS. V.C.H. additional flour — a tablespoon or sugar thickly on the cake. When lower class boy is reared to ^ a gentleman of great hopes and dreams. John Mills, Rachel W ard, Jeff Bridges, James W oods. and Marjorie McLain, third. But they say Americans still two. Sometimes this is enough to the friend blew out the candles, the 1 1 :3 5 P M d ) Entertainment Tonight Dr. Pet to speak Elast-West: Frankie Brown and remain ignorant of skin cancer and DEAR MRS. V.C.H.: Particu­ allow the machine to finish knead­ powdered sugar blew all over the Peg Dunfield. first; Frank Bloo­ its warning signs, especially of D0N7 MISS THIS SALE! larly soft or sticky doughs cn be ing the dough. However, with some table! At least my son got a good on way of thinking mer and Tom Regan, second; melanomas — a cancer of the skin troublesome in a food processor. very sticky doughs to which you snapshot of the moment! that usually starts on the site of RUBY Dr. Donald Pet will speak on a Mollie ’Timreck and Faye Law­ The dough works its way under the don’t want to add more flour, it's Cinema moles and, if left untreated, can "New Way of Thinking” Thursday rence, third. Check Our Prices and Selection blade and up the column of the best to simply scrape the dough out infect every organ of the body. DEAR RUBY: Thanks for a at 7:30 p.m. at the Educational shaft. The motor labors and of the work bowl and finish it off by ’”The good news about skin useful Pointer and a good chuckle! Community, 64S Birch Mountain eventually overheats, then shuts hand. cancer is that it is easily detectable POLLY HARTFORD (PG-13) 7,9:30. — FX (R) 7,9:30. roads (R ) 7:05. — Wildcats (R ) 9. — Road. ’The lecture is one of a series off. If the machine does stop and you CIntma City — Brazil (R) 7,9:40. — Th e Color Purple (PG-13) 7:30. of free speaker-discussion ses­ Classes scheduled because it's on the skin and it’s Too much dough will also over­ want to continue using it. simply Dreom Child ( P G ) 7:20,9:20. — Kiss of Sale Ends March 29th the Splderwoman (R) 9:50. — TheTrip WINDSOR sions. Coffee and tea will be easy to treat,” said Rhodes. Few load the machine, causing it to shut wait a few minutes for the motor to WILLIMANTIC In first aid, CPR cool off. It will reset and you’ll be Russia's serfs' were emanci­ to Bountiful (PG)7:30. — Outof Africo Jlllsen Sduore Cinema — Hlohlonder Plaza — Murphy's Romance (PG-13) provided. For more information, off. Generally, if the motor starts (P G ) 7:10. (R ) 7:05, 9:10. — Down ond Dut In 7:15. call 646-0711. The American Red Cross will to labor, it is helpful to add a little able to turn it on again. Add a little pated by the czar in 1861. Beverly Hills (R) 7:10,9:10. — Pretty In offer first aid classes on Saturday, Pink (P(3-13) 7, 9:05. — Hannah ond DRIVE-INS Her Sisters (PG-13) 7, 9:05. — Cross­ Mansfield — Reopens Friday. April 19 and May 17 from 8 a.m. to 5 EAST HARTFORD FREE Eastwood Pub B Cinema — M ur­ Carseis in trades p.m. at its office at 20 Hartford phy's Romance (PG-13) 7:30. Road, costing $25 a session. The Poor Richards Pub a cinema — Is subiect at MHS Blood Pressure Thoughts M urphy's Romance (PG -13) 7:30, 9:30. agency also will give CPR sessions Showcase Cinemas 1-9 — The Color Nora Bellucci, director of mem­ April 8,9 and 10 and May 12,13 and CI.INIC-BY NURSE Purple (PG-13) 1. 7:45. — House (R) r bership development for the Asso- 14 from 7 to 10 p.m. at $15 for the 1:30, 7:45, 9:50. — Down and Out In EVERY THURSDAY H ie Appeal of the Croes surrender. The same applies to the Faul spoke of stewardship in I Beverly Hills (R ) 1:20. 7:40, 9:55. — . dated General Contractors of course. Participation in at least iSAVE 10% I 5 - 9 Lord Jesus. His conditions are “ if I Cor. 9:17; “ For if I do this thing Crossroads (R ) 1:10, 7:30; 9:40. — Connecticut Inc., will speak about three sessions is required for . For the preaching of the cross is can't be Lord over all, I won’t be willingly, I have a reward: but if Hlohlonder (R ) 12:50, 7:35, 9:50. — ION YOUR NEXT! career opportunities in the con­ certification, which is valid for a iT.i.E" pjPKanf to them that perish foolishness; Hannah and Her Sisters (PG-13) 12:45, P n a H v a • Lord at all.” He demands total against my will, a dispensation of 7:25, 9:45. — Pretty In Pink (PG-13) 1, struction trades at 9:30 a.m. .'FRESH FISH | year. F’iRKSnf Mf 11 TH but unto us which are saved it is the surrender. In one place Jesus said, the gospel is committed unto me.” 7:10, 9:30. — W lldcots (R ) 12:40, 7:15. ’Thunday in the Career Center at To register or for more informa­ H'.THinOS CENTER power of God. "L e t him deny himself, and take up Paul was saying the appeal has 9:40. — Guno Ho (PG-13) 12:30, 7:20, I 9:35. PURCHASE ^ Manchester High School. ’This is tion, call the Red Cross office at ' i A V ' ' . ■: . . I (for. 1:18 his cross and follow m e." still got to be there. I w/thls coupon one of a series on area careers 643-5111. I ’ve got to realise that when that Everything that has to be with I Good thru March 22. sponsored by the school Guidance ’The Red Cross is seeking volun­ reoverfng a/e Also on A man enquired to Jesus about salvation is linked to the cross. The cross has lost its appeal to me. I ’m MANCHESTER Department. teers to telephone past blood salvation. Jesus said keep the law UA Tbeotors East — F X (R ) 7:10, a loat man. Jesus said, “ And he blood, the water, the spirit, the En/oy your dinttor donors for future donations and for Sale and commandments. Ifoe man power, the resurrection, the sacri­ 9:15. — Murphy's Rdmonce (PG-13) that taketh not his cross, and 7; IS, 9:15. — The Jewel ofthe Nile (P G ) In our dining aroa drivers to deliver kits and posters. replied in the affirmative. Then followeth after me, is not worthy of fice, find it's springboard at the 7,9:30. ’Those who wish to volunteer may Jesus took him to the foundation. yo r got H to go. Rad Cross trains me.” In just those few words, cross. Therefore. whM I've lost the call the offlce. Can you sell all and follow me? The appeal of that cross; I've lost the Jesus set the conditions of MANSFIELD savaral rasMants man went away sorrowful having appeal to everything that will save discipleship. Trons-Lux CoHeoe Twin — The SEA FOOD 430akStrwt much in possession. I Tim. 6:9; eg. my soul. Hitcher (R) 7, 9. — My Dinner with ’The Annerican Red Cross has ScholamMp group Andre 7, 9. 6 2 3 - 6 9 8 2 PAUL’S' PAINT During the Civil War, General the rich drown in perdition and Lord help us all feel our need of trained several residents. ’They S6RVING THE AREA (XEP 30YEARS MANCHESTER Grant won the nickname of "un­ destruction. the cross, and in gratefulness we include: Judy Cram and Elsie wMI m ««t tonight conditional surrender Grant.” The appeal of the cross has to be can say "Thank God the cross has VERNON 649-9937 Wray, bloodmobile lay volunteers; ’The Board of Directors of the 615 MAIN ST. MANCHESTER FISH MARKET A FUEt“::.::72»* Mainly because, when the con­ above human desires and personal an appeal.” Cine I B S — Murphy's Romance and Jean Moriarty, Elisabeth (PG-13) 7, 9:10. — F X (R ) 7:10, 9:30. BRWG YOUR OWN Manchester Scholarship Founda­ FULL HEATING SERVICE quered asked for terms in which to ambition. One song said “ let me RESTAURANT Mottram, Silvia Flavell and Mary BEER OR WINE tion will meet tonight at 7:30 at the Country Style surrender. Grant replied “ uncon­ lose myself and find it Lord in Marvin D. Stuart, Pastor WEST HARTFORD Ann Young, health history office of Allan Thomas, suite 208.1 Pncei Subject to Change 649-0300 ditional." He demanded total Thee” . United Pentecostal Church Elm 1 B 2 — Murphy's Romance intovlewers. Heritage Place. Curtalne « MANCHESTER HERALD, Wednesday. March 19. 1966 — 1» U - MANCHESTER HERALD. We<»nesidFBBRBBt| •through June SO, 1987. The recommended general fund increases in premiums charged to municipalities, affected. budget totals t50,687,7M. 'niis represents an increase of elimination of availability of certain coverages, higher The recommended general fund budget presented for $5,166,780, or 11.8 percent, over the adopted budget for deductibles, and in some cases, non-renewal of Personnel your consideration addresses the service needs of the U.S. ACRES by Jim Davis community, as I observe them, given the revenue •fiscal 1888-M and 9.8 percent over the estimated coverage with minimum notice. Whether this trend f u/tt/E A FEELiNCf MOM IS Expenditures for that year. As detailed later in this constraints which we face. However, there are several I PON'T SEE WHV THE FARMER LET'S UU6T SA V continues will depend on many factors which will affect The personnel-services entries for elements of this MOU WOULPNT BE PRoitcTINGi • message, this budget proposes a mill rate for fiscal year the insurance industry this spring and over which we budget are based upon current contracts with items associated with the town’s growth which must be IS MAKINCf ME LEAVE JUST REALLV PEPREBSINO considered in future years including the following: THE PHANTOM by Las Falk A Sy Ba»ry BECAUSE I M A RUNT. WHAT TREATEP WITH ! 1986-87 of 48.78, wUch reprefents a 4.28 mill, or 9.6 have little or no control including; bargaining units where agreements have been reached. WOULP HAPPEN TO ME j —y THE AFFECTION ^percent increase over the current mill rate. Final salary recommendations for individuals in other • I-84/I-384 Corridor Development — As noted BH ■ THIS 19 THE R3JR UNCLE WALKER « | / SOVIEOAY. TH© WILL , iFi6TAVEP?jrrx:^ A VOU PE6ERVE. • - As you wlil see, this budget generally maintains the 1) The anticipated introduction of a new form of bargaining unite are subject to the continuing previously, most of the service improvements recom­ remarkable. I WISH 1 /all b e _ TREASURY OF BWROHKHAN// ORSON I'thirrent level of town services ... Department heads insurance titled, “ Claims Made" in which coverage negotiations with those units. This budget includes a mended in this budget are in response to construction A MAST R3RTUNE------COULP SEE HIS CAME/» II HeK„,TO BE W MINE ? AND HIS ca stle IN THE L.USED WISELY. ' again worked closety with the budget and research does not bejdn until a claim is filed in writing rather recommended 7 percent salary increase for personnel and town development. The current plans for the I officer in reviewing mvislon budgets prior to my initial than beginning when the incident occurs. This will who are not members of any bargaining unit which is Buckland Mall, the eventual development of other land ;|Teview. I am convinced that their participation lessen insurance provider exposure following the consistent with prevailing recent contract settlements. adjacent to 1-84 and the completion of the 1-384 -throughout the construction of the recommended conclusion of a period of coverage and produces new connector, which will make accessible and hasten the ; budget markedly improves the quality of the product. insurance management problems for This budget also contains funds for reclassification of development of land in the southern and eastern •-T h ose services with recommended increases repres- municipalities. four individuals as follows; portions of town, will make added service demands on ISating an extension beyond maintenance of current 2) Legislative action to redefine the nature and • Reclassification of the position of executive the town in the foreseeable future. While the increased I service level and the increased cost within each extent of municipal liability. secretary in the controller’s office to executive . revenues and other benefits from property taxes, '•division’s budget are: 3) The potential availability of a general liability secretary/insurance technician at a cost of $1,726 in employment, and business development will more than insurance pool through the Connecticut Conference fiscal year 1986-87. compensate for the Inci'eased effort, we must be 1) Planning — With the addition of a 2S-hour-per- of Municipalities as an alternative to industry • Reclassification of the traffic analyst position in the prepared to expand town services as necessary to week secretary at a cost of $13,000 to provide coverage. police department to the salary equivalent of a Inc World nghtsieserved CAPTAIN EASY ‘Sby Crooks A Caaala insure that this development meets town requirements. 7/Mf5HWrt*kO IVAUtS. HERB WS r LOOK T YOU M IAN I CAN K secretarial support to the Zoning Enforcement 4) The extent to which insurance companies lieutenant at a cost of $5,394 in fiscal year 1986-87 as • Housing Code Enforcement — There is no ARE . y A TTH IA lOPeN MY SYBAX, Officer and the Zoning Board of Appeals. willing to provide coverage can secure reinsurance recommended by the police study. recommendation in my fiscal year 1986-87 budget which ' BsUding Inspection — With the addition of two PLACB-xT to minimize their risk. • Relocation of the two administrative assistant directly addresses the need for housing code inspection at a total cost of $50,284 to SLONOIE by Oaan Young A Sian Draka ZZ building hup ora positions in the registrars' office from wage group 28 to (enforcement activities). It is my belief that one of the 8 Increase in inspection service In previous years, since the balance in the MSIF was respond to the lar wage group 29 at a total cost of $318 in fiscal 1986-87. results of the recommendation to hire two additional NOT m BLIT H ES t h e BEST WHEN with the increasM construction relatively small and we were inexperienced in THAT'S BUAASrBAO... IS HE ALWAYS demand associate* building inspectors will be to free up more time of staff MV GENERAL MANAGER THIS BLISV ? I ALWAVS IMP>ORTANT OCCASIONS estimating expenses under self insurance, we budgeted COME AROUNO in town. The actions in the controller’s office and police within the building inspection division currently 2) Engineering — With the addition of one-half the as though we would be required to make maximum department have been reviewed by the personnel responsible for elements of housing code inspection- salary of a draftsiierson at a cost of 89,905 and paymehte up to the level where stop loss insurance officer and are recommended by me. The action enforcement. This, together with continued participa­ one-half the salary of a chief construction inspector becomes effective. Now, with more self insurance requested for the elected officials’ office is passed on tion of the Health Division in some categories of effective October 1,1986, at a cost of $9,813 with the exipense experience and a larger MSIF balance, we can without recommendation. inspection, should improve our ability to react to remainder of salary distributed evenly between the recommend a budget appropriation based upon In addition, several positions are being examined by complaints of (wtential housing code violations. water and sewer budgets. The draftsperson, as estimated premiums and projected self insurance the personnel department for potential reclassification However, I must point out that we have a significant previously presented and endorsed, is necessary to expenses with the knowledge that the MSIF reserve at the request of the clerical group as a part of contract number of apartments and multifamily houses which maintain the townwide mapping system which has balance will be available should premium Increases, negotiations and, as authorized by the Board of are never inspected unless a complaint is received and, 9 been produced over the past several years and to projected expenses, or our retrospective payments on Directors, a study of unaffiliated positions is currently as well. the need to fully address the housing situation on provide drafting assistance to the utilities engineer. claims made prior to self insurance coverage, be higher being conducted. The results of these studies should be Main Street. Any eventual decision to undertake a Ih e chief construction insipector is recommended as than anticipated. Nevertheless, the SO percent antici­ ARLO AND JANIS <’ by Jimmy Johnion available to the Board of Directors during its budget proactive program of rental unit inspection will require part of a consolidation of all in ground inspection pated increase, or $254,679, in our premium coverages is C'JC JUSTKNOW!^ deliberations. additional staff solely assigned to that purpose. IDOH'TKIIEVE.WHM’ THeVDEMOUSHEDMYOU) YDUHNHHTTCVEN&CSMir' 1 activity — engineering, water and sewer — into one too great to be totally offset by the economies of seif EUMEHTARV SCHOOL M D HOWDOVOVKHOW insurance in other areas of coverage, f am, therefore, • New Cemetery — The town has acqu ire 40 acres of W MOTHER JUSTTOLOfM! inspection unit. Capital Improvements land for the development of a new cemetery to meet irsCHEAPAMDGMUm? 4) H i^ w a y — With the addition of a foreman at a recommending a 23 perronLincrease, or $176,882, for all ON THE FASTRACK by SIN Holbrook BUILTACHEM:aMDVt^anE future needs. We have recently solicited and received cost of 825,961 with a laborer at a cost of $20,430. The funds’ contribution to the insurance fund to meet the The recommended appropriation for transfer to the proposals from landscape architects for cemetery foreman position recommendation is a transfer from anticipated increased premium costs. capital improvement reserve is $980,000. This is an design and will soon select a design consultant. Town rS0,ARTS S «N ASSIWBP ISNT Hf PVfRWHftll^P H£ SfBIAS Jo Hm the sanitation division, and is made possible due to increase of $246,938, or 33 percent over the current year staff will work together with the consultant and an t» RON SfOW V cMeci'^ tY- - m - e Awef ■ • soWfi SieTrLfio (►•t p rr the replacennent of the foreman as supervisor with General Fund Revenue Analysis appropriation of $733,062 and represents a recom­ advisory committee representing community intereris, o n -M R?weR H£ an environmental manager to oversee the landfill .r r The recommended budget requires $33,726,277 from mended commitment of the equivalent of 1.4 mills in including veterans' groups and the Town Beautification wi^Ll>s? and perform other environmental services neces­ current taxes and an estimated $^,000 from current tax revenues toward capital improvements. Committee to develop a master plan for the — MO. sary within water and sewer operations. The supplemental motor vehicle taxes. Based on a net This recommendation includes $216,789 for our development of the cemetery. I expect development ) ' increased supervision within highway and the taxable Grand List of $697,451,653 and a tax collection lease-purchase obligations for heavy equipment, police work to proceed immediately upon design completion additional laborer are both necessary due to the FACT., rate of 98.5 percent, the proposed mill rate is 48.76. This communications system and police computer, partial since we anticipate need for the additional cemetery demand for increased roads maintenance activity, is a 4.28 mill increase from the current 44.48. Our payments on matching fund requirements for state space within the next several years. Funds already the greater number of miles of road to service and present tax collection rate is 98.7 percent through grant programs for intersection improvements and appropriated for design and those for actual cemetery maintain, and the resurfacing and drainage work February 1985, slightly less than the 99 percent used for Union Street bridge reconstruction, and replacement of development are available from the Perpetual Care associated with the public improvements bond issue. the current budget. I have chosen the more deficient heavy equipment in public works. This Fund and, therefore, do not appear in this budget. ALLEY OOP '"by Dave Oraue It should be noted that we have added over 20 miles of conservative 98.5 percent for my recommended budget recommended level of funding is in keeping with our MOOGfNAMBA! f=OLlX}W/ YS5. road maintenance responaibility in the past 10 years, GOOD IDEA! but will monitor our collection rate through March and five-year plan to increase our transfer to reserve WE'LL CAMP THIS TRAIL AMP SEE . SIR! while in that same period, highway division staff has Special funds HERE UMTIL WHERE r r s LEADING US.’ April and advise you if our experience justifies an commitment to the 2 mill level of current taxes by fiscal W E H EA R decreased from 31 to 25. year 1989-90. The long-term benefit of this approach is to 5) i ^ k s and Cemeteries — With the addition of a a^ustment of this rate. THEM! We have experienced a 3.8 percent overall increase in minimize our reliance on debt service strategies such as Fire Fund joarks maintainer at a cost of $20,108 to assist in MR m e n ™ a n d l it t l e MISS” by Hargroavoa A S a llfa the Grand List this year, a decrease from t he 4.6 percent bonding and lease purchase to meet the needs of the maintenance of the increased number of park increase of the previous year that was due to'a revised community. The total (Town) Fire District budget recommended facilities that this division is responsible for. Staff OH,MART- toward the institution of this fee. At an estimated 38 Scandinavian others, do It secretly. This will eliminate THE FRIENDSHIP CLUB. DO r oer... PHILADELPHIA'? AL-EOC. the department. There is a cost of apitroximately 38.000 population, make it impossible to approach the Board of god 1 2 3 4 1 t 10 11 negative objections. associated with the accreditation process. At this time I 15.000 tons tipped annually by large scale commer­ Education request in the same manner as previous 39 Call TAURUS (April 20-May 20) You'll be / / / am recommending that the department perform much cial and industrial haulers, other than that years without an unacceptable reduction being Sewer Fund 40 Auctlonssr 12 14 mentally restless today with a short at­ of the work necessary to receive accreditation and the contracted by the town as a part of its refuse disposal recommended since full funding of the requested 42 In pairs tention span for worldly matters. Tem ­ ] ^ r d of Directors can decide at a later date if it wishes service, the estimated new revenue from this user's budget requires a 19 percent increase in the tax dollars This budget recommends no increase in the sewer 44 Collsga 15 1 porarily shelve serious issues and focus to expand the funds necessary to have the Accreditation fee is $180,000. per student directed toward education. Given the service rates but does include as a revenue a $105,615 txamlnatlon on having fun. Committee review our department for official com­ current observable support within the community for transfer from fund balance to support the expenditures 18 20 QEMINI (May 21-Juna 20) You may de­ The revenues derived from state and federal sources - 46 RIvar In South pliance with the standards. are based on the adoption of the governor's budget an increased commitment to quality education and recommended for fiscal year 1986-87. As in the case in Amarica rive a small profit today on something recomlzing that much of the requesteid increase is due the water fund, sewer rates should remain stable 22 • A final recommendation in my budget is to upgrade recommendation for state revenues and the phase out of 47 Poaaasalva 21 that Is of, little or no value to your asso­ to salary increases provided for in approved contracts through fiscal year 1987-88, one year longer than the ciates. Be alert. the position of traffic analyst to a pay scale equal to a federal revenue sharing midway through fiscal 1986-87. 50 Noun lufflx «F lieutenant's position. This was also a recommendation with bargaining units. I am recommending this budget original projection made based on the rate increase 52 Comadlan 28 27 CANCER (June 21-July 22) It's not to CUBS hr IMAM dlNLl Non-educational state and federal revenues are contained within the consultant’s report. projected to increase by $319,062 using these assum(>- as requested without reduction. Nevertheless. I must approved in fiscal year 1984-85. Sparks your advantage to make hasty judg­ The recommended sewer fund budget for fiscal 33 At $3,114,635 and 12.3 percent, our major cost tions. Thia results from (1) the institution of the state observe that to adopt this request requires the 55 Prsssingly ments today. You will find something 1986-87 is $2,162,075, which represents an increase of that does not appear too promising at increase, both in actual dollars and also by percentage revenue sharing program, which will provide $316,000 of dedication of all projected education related revenue 58 Normandy $316,294, or 17 percent, over the adopted fiscal year 37 first actually has real merit. increase, occurxin education. The entire recommended revalue to substantially offset the loss of $390,000 in increases ($108,673). a fair share (56 (lercent) of the new invislon day tax revenue available to the town due to the increase in 1985-86 budget. This increase is principally due to a (comp, wd.) LEO (July 23-Aug. 22) If you feet your Bridge budget, exclusive of education, represents a 10.1 federal revenue sharing; (2) a governor's recommen­ 41 the Grand List ($721,000), and an increase of 3.28 mills of $195,000 recommendation for transfer to reserve. In 59 A ctor__ 40 ideas are better than those of your asso­ _percent increase over the fiscal year 1985-86 adopted dation for full funding of payment in lieu of taxes for 9 tax effort to generate the remaining $2,285,057. fiscal year 1985-86, the Board of Directors endorsed my Farrar ciates in a critical business situation to­ ~budget. The operating subtotal increase of $1,334,097, or colleges and hospitals which would result in $190,000 day, don't allow yourself to be con­ 10.5 percent, includes 8225,246 for the service increased revenues; and (3) increased revenues from recommendation that $123,460 be allocated within the 80 Frost sewer reserve toward necessary capital projects using 61 Exist vinced otherwise. wasting a round of trump* to get to • improvemenu outlined on the preceeding page. The state construction grant accounts to offset the cost of an Public Works Improvements 47 48 48 50 51 82 53 54 fuijjds already available within that fund. Therefore, no 62 Postsas Lowsll VIROO (Aug. 23-8ept. 22) Sometimes NORTH M t-Sf Declarer gets dummy to lead up to his spade king. -increase in all operating budgeU without these internal design unit within the engineering division. 63 Psraaitaa it's wise to get an outsider's opinion. To ­ ♦ 7 Although the opponents may now be • Improvemente is 8.7 percent. The combined contractual Althou^ the education related revenues are I am pleased to advise you that we have completed a appropriation for transfer to reserve was necessary. As 58 |58 87 1 58 64 Chsmpagna day, If you and your mate can't agree on YKJ97 sidetracked wise enough to lead tmmiw, declarer and commodities objects for all operating budgeta, the projected to increase by only $108,673, the governor's highly successful first year of the three year program of a result, the $195,000 recommended appropriation for a specific Issue, sound It out on some­ cost over which we generally have the most control, has infrastructure improvements authorized through the fiscal year 1986-87 is entirely an increase over the buckst 68 80 81 ♦ Q6 5 4 2 will still be able to trump th iw spades recommended budget is critical to the town budget. one you both trust. A876 By Janies Jacoby ' increased by 5.9 percent. Exclusive of streetlighting Under .the previous GTB (educational assistance $4.6 million bond issue; current year. The recommended increase, exclusive of LIBRA (Sepl. 23-Oct. 23) Try to keep in dummy. Those three tricks, plus his DOWN : costs, which, at an 11.3 percent increase, are dictated by formula) tlie town would suffer a reduction of $788,000 in the transfer to reserve item, is 6.5 percent. 62 |83 |84 your agm da in order today. First, clear WEST EAST own five tricks in the heart salt and The right approach to planning the the utilities service, the toUl increase for these ohjecU fiscal year 1986-87. However, a reconunended change in • 2.7 miles of sidewalk was reconstructed in 1985 at a up essential tasks, then pursue leisure ♦AJ952 ♦ Q 10 4 the two minor suit aces, total 10 1 Chikfs toy play of the b a ^ is to figure out a way the formula for calculating GTB benefits, if approved total cost of $283,928. Additional sidewalk reconstruc­ 19 activities. Don't do the reverse. W43 Y 5 '2 tricks. is 5.0 percent. ; Budget review proceee leomp wd.) (C)1SSS by NEA. Inc to take the tricks required. Don’t be Please note that the entire fixed costs and tion in 1986 and 1987 will increase the total to SCORPK) (Oct. 24-Nov. 22) See If you ♦ 93 ♦ K J 10 8 7 One minor point about the bidding: by the Legislature, would limit the reduction to $416,000. sidetracked into doing other things South h miscellaneous subtotel, including capital improve­ This, together with a new program forschool salary and approximately 10 miles at a total cost of $1 ,000,000. can get together socially this afternoon AKJ52 ♦ Q 10 3 lids spades as his second I continue to be pleased with the new format for that just may keep you from making mente and debt service, has increased by 9.4 percent. A staff incentives that would provide an additional • 18 miles of town streets were resurfaced at a cost of with one who Is Interested in something suit. West, with five spades to the A-J, budget workshop sessions which was initiated several SOUTH your contract. ------leveling of debt service costs due to principal paydowns $413,000 to the town, would sustain total state education $631,077. Additional street resurfacing in 1986 and 1987 you're working on. Your discussion will should suspect thatt NorthNot might be years ago. As you know, we emphasize major ♦ K863 resulting in lesser bond interest payments. Increased aid at the current fiscal 1905-86 level. Failure to adopt will increase the total to 42 miles at a total cost of CELEBRITY CIPHER be fruitful. South won his diamond ace and led a short in spades. West inight therefore fiscal-policy issues confronting the town, placing ‘Zmmmt 0 0 m orypiogrviw arm crMied from quoWtono by ft . . . SAOITTARIUS (Nov. 23-Dec. 21) Keep YAQ1088 Investment earnings by the pension fund which has these program changes or some alternative program of $2,500,000, which includes $1,500,000 of the bond funds CO01 M nv m tho dpfror Btandt for •notfror. ToOty’9 e lim T aqualm P. have led a trump for his opening lead somewhat less emphasis on individual line items. This ♦ A heart to dummy so that be could lead a ■ resuHed in only an 8.4 percent increase in town equal benefit would have a major negative influence on and $1,000,000 of state aid for road improvements. a confidential matter as secret as possi­ to cut down s p a d ______approach expedites the budget review and directs our by CONNIE WIENER ♦ A94 spade to his Ung. West won South’s * * ■* toe ruffs in the dummy. contribution despite the phase-in of the unfunded the recommended revenue. • A storm sewer construction program has been ble today. If you must talk about It, dis­ attention to main issues, providing greater opportunity cuss it with your family, but don't reveal king of spades with his ace and played That would have defeated the game liability, and the successful self-insurance program Finally, I have recommended a 30 percent increase in formulated and provides for the installation of 19,000 "WTL CUBW MLP8WQRSH WYQXNB QX Vulnerable: Neither back a second trump. When the smoke contract, no matter what declarer for the board to consider the long range impact of It to others. Dealer: South . have minimized this overall increase while permitting the use of surplus as a revenue, from $775,000 to feel of new drainage facilities at a projected cost of CAPRICORN (Doc. 22-Jan. 19) Be flexi­ had cleared away, declarer could take contrived, provided the defendm led ■ an increased contribution to the capital improvement $1,020,500. In the past several years we have $1,500,000. A major portion of the design work for this budget alternatives. As a result, I am recommending that we employ this review format again this year and WVL AUIHE PIL WYL CUBW SBLHLBB: ble today regarding ideas that affect you Weft North East Sooth onlv nine tricks. True, South was un­ a second trump at their next fund. conscientiously built our fund balance to 3 percent of program will be done by our engineering design unit. also that we again schedule Saturday review sessions. and your mate. Even though you have l Y lucky. The ace of spades was wrong, opportunity. adopted expenditures as recommended by bond rating TLPPUPOB PXE HQHQLB RUI QXBWPXFL.” bright thoughts now. you'll come up with Pass 2Y Pass 2 4 and the king of diamonds did not f w Self I IMS ranee agencies to preserve our AA bond rating. We are You should also note that the engineering design unit As always, town staff is available to provide something better later. Pass $Y Pass 4 Y after the second diamond ruff. But de­ experiencing better than anticipated current year has already justified the investment in it during fiscal assistance or additional, detailed information. AOUARlUa (Jan. 20-Fob. 19) It be­ Pass Pass Pass — OUYX ISBOOX. clarer erred most grievously. I am pleased to report the continued success of our receipt of revenues from several sources including: (1) year 1985-86. The revenues to the General Fund from the hooves you today to associate with peo­ The Great (%icago Fire of Oct. 9, self insurance plan for our workers’ compensation- Payment in lieu of taxes on tax exempt property — various state grant projects and two bond issue Robert B. WelM ple whose occu|>atlons parallel yours. It is easy for declarer to 6ount PREVIOUS SOLUTIONt "Thank Qod, men cannot as yet fly. and lay waste Opening lead: ♦ 9 1871, killed 250 people and destroyed ; general liability insurance programs. We are nearing where the appraisal of Manchester Community College accounts (Cheney Improvements and $46 million General Manager An exchange of Information could prove me sky as weR as the earth." — Henry OavM ThoreaU. enough tricks for his side if be gives up 17,480 buildings at a cost of |16S the end of our fourth year of self insurance for these risk will increase current year revenues from this source; Infrastructure) on which it has worked are sufficient to Town of Mancketur profitable for you. a spade trick Immediately, without million. M AN CH ESTER H ER ALD , Wednesday March 19. 1986 - 81

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QUESTION: on rates A stock I own split two for one SOLD last June. I had Looking for an agency By Tom Rai/m 116 shares be­ Investors’ The Associated Press fore the split and received G uide that gets results? WASHINGTON - Federal Re­ another 116 serve Board Chairman Paul shares as a re­ William A. Doyie Voicker may be losing his seven- sult of the split, Call us today! year grip on U.S. monetary poticy making me the Manchester Orest Buy $82,900 after being defeated by the board's owner of 232 l A you won’t find more house for the money. 15x16 fIreptaced living room, Reagan majority on a critical shares. The i M a • Superior Service 2 bedrooms plus full finished 18x20 attic. Modern kitchen, newer roof, interest-rate vote, analysts say. company pays dividends every boosted its dividend, say, 10 wiring and carpet, 1 car detached garage. ___ With ail four appointees of three months. But, since the split percent; it now would be paying President Reagan joining forces occurred, my quarterly dividend 27.2 cents a share quarterly and 647-8895 • Senior Citizens Discount against Voicker, the board voted checks have been the same as you would be getting $63.80 divi­ 4-3 last month to lower a key before the split. My common sense dend checks on your 232 shares. • Continuous Advertising interest rate from 7.5 percent to 7 tells me I should be receiving percent, according to participants dividends on 232 shares, making QUESTION; On Dec. 4,1 bought and other government officiaU. my quarterly dividends double the 200 shares of stock traded on the • Well educated, competent agents Asked to comment on the vote, A Sign Of The Times!! amount I received on 116 shares. American Stock Exchange at $44 a Martha Seeger, one of the Reagan Am I dumb or something? share. I paid $8,800, plus commis­ appointees, said the Fed "is not sion. The transaction was handled 349 EAST CENTER ST. supposed to be a one-person ANSWER: Don’t be harsh on by a bank’s brokerage affiliate. My Joyce G. Epstein show." yourself. You’ve made the all-too- account was charged Dec. 12. MANCHESTER, CT. Voicker was able to persuade the Manchester In-Law $112,M O common mistake of assuming a Unknown to me, this stock was to Real Estate Apt. on lower level Includes 13x22flreplaced living room, 11x16 kitchen board to delay the action for stock split automatically increases be split three for two Dec. 27, with 647-8895 IB several weeks so the rate cut could [ffl and carpeted bedroom with double closets. Main level Includes 3 bed- dividends. As the old song goes, “It the effective date being to owners . rooms, 14x17 living room and appllanced kitchen. Covered patio, gar­ be coordinated with other indus­ ain’t necessarily so.” It was not, in of record Dec. 9. The stock’s price WHERE THE INDIVIDUAL GETS A TTENTION age and a new roof. ___ trialized nations, officials said. this case. The stock was split but in newspaper tables was $42 to $45 The final action in reducing the the dividend payments were not until Dec. 28, when it dropped to the discount rate, the fee the Fed boosted. split price of $28. charges banks and financial insti­ I received certificates for 200 9 /* A stock split and a change in a ANOTHER NEW LISTING! tutions for short-term loans, was dividend payment are two separ­ shares in January. So, the stock for announced March 7 after West ate and distinct things. which I paid $8,800 now is worth Germany and Japan had taken A stock split simply cuts each only $5,600. Is there anything I can “Spring Is here and It’s time to think similar steps. share into smaller pieces, each of do besides look at this transaction At the time, the Fed saicf the which represents a share of as a loss? about your new homel” decision had the unanimous appro­ ■ company ownership. The two-for- val of the board. Reports of the one split of your stock doubled the ANSWER: There's something Visit our newest areas. earlier, split vote first surfaced number of shares owned by you very wrong here. If the "record about a week ago and were and ail other stockholders. Natu­ date” for that three-for-two stock confirmed by Fed and administra­ UP! photo rally, that doubled the number of split was Monday, Dec. 9, the stock Mountain Farms tion officials Tuesday. The offi­ shares outstanding. As a result, should have gone ’’ex- cials spoke only on condition of each of the split shares now distribution" at the opening of off Gardner St. in Manchester anonymity. Colby Chandler, 60, chairman of the Here, he sits at his desk on the 19th floor of the company’s office building in • represents half as much ownership business Tuesday, Dec. 3. The February vote was the first Eastman Kodak Co., is a native of Maine in the company as each of the In that case, you and anyone else Rainbow Hills time Voicker has been overruled who says he unwinds by fixing tractors. Rochester, N.Y. pre-split shares. who bought that stock in a "regular on monetary policy in his seven on Ellington Rd. in South Windsor Lets say the company was way” transaction on and after Dec. years as Fed chairman — a fact paying quarterly dividends of 50 3 were not entitled to receive the 100' on the Beach — $109,900 that econmists said could under­ cents a share before the split. On additional shares resulting from “We will guarantee the sale of with warm weather arriving soon, you'll really appreciate mine his future effectiveness. your 116 shares, you received a $58 the split. this year-round 4 bedroom waterfront home on Coventry A spokesman for Voicker, Jo­ Kodak takes drastic steps dividend check every three However, a stock's market price your present home. ” Investment Property Lake. You can swim, water ski, or Ice skate to your heart's seph Coyne, denied rumors that months. is automatically adjusted downw­ content! This will not last long so call today! raced through Wall Street on At the time of the two-for.-one ard on the ex date — not some 3 Stores & 6 Apartments. One furnace. Separate electric Tuesday that Voicker was on the and gas. Newer 400 amp circuit breaker. split, the dividend was not future date, as you say. Based on Looking for affordable housing? We have a single bedroom verge of resigning. "He is not changed. As a result, the quarterly the dates you mention, you should Income and expenses on file in L.O. Condo that comes with a garage and a pool for only $44,9001 about to resign," Coyne said. to put its house in order dividend on the split shares is 25 have paid $28 a share. There’s no Seeger, speaking with reporters Needs cosmetic^work — Great potential! OUR JOB IS TO MAKE YOUR LIFE EASIER. cents. You continue to get $58 way the ex-distribution adjust­ after a speech on Tuesday to a quarterly dividend checks — 232 ment in that stock’s market price credit union association, said she times 25 cents. The 25-cent divi­ could take place on Dec. 27 and be “ Putting You 1st is 2nd Nature To U s!” did not know whether Voicker By David Armon United P r^ s Internationa! dend on the split stock is equal to reported in Dec. 28 newspapers. A librio would serve until his term expires the SO-cent dividend on the pre­ It’s most unlikely that stock's in August 1987. split stock. value would have plunged one- U&R REALTY CO. STRAND REAL ESTATE She also said she did not know ROCHESTER, N.Y. - Eastman 649-0917 Kodak Co., whose film brought Your thoughts about your divi­ third on any day other than the AWT 202 East Canter St.. whether the four Reagan appoin­ dend checks doubling In size have ex-distribution date. 156 E. CENTER ST., MANCHESTER, CT. M anchester tees would continue to vote in a images of Donald Duck to the 643-M92 screen and moon-walking astro­ to be counted as "great expecta­ If you bought the 200 shares at bloc, while noting that the 4-3 vote tions." For that to happen, the the higher price before the actual Robert D. Murdock, Realtor CALL TODAY - 647-“SOLD'’ EM C, "has signified some independ­ nauts to the world, is struggling to company would have to increase ex-distribution date, you're en­ j ence" of the group. "I intend to brighten an increasingly dim fi- A its dividend payout by a whopping titled to receive another 100 shares vote my conscience,” she added. ftancial picture. 100 percent. You’ll seldom see that resulting form the three-for-two The last time a Fed chairman This past year has been the worst monstrous a dividend hike. split. was on the losing end of a for the company that made Companies sometimes increase I suspect you’ve been misin­ money-policy vote was in 1978 picture-taking a snap rather than dividends at the time of stock formed about the dates. Sit down when William Miller was chair­ an odd hobby requiring more gear splits. For example, if the com­ with the broker and get things man. When news reports of his than is carried by the average pany in which you own stock had squared away. defeat surfaced, financial markets mountain climber. plummeted — something that did Once the only name in the not happen this time. photographic business, the 105- R year-old Rochester. N.Y.. com­ pany known for its little yellow Dollar bounces back boxes of film is just now feeling the Stocks chum same pinch that those who make Real Estate NEW AND BEAUTIFUL M6HUND PARK STREET cars and televisions have been after decline vs. yen Luxurious brick front Cape. 2’4 baths. Unique 10'4 room Colonial on 3'4 acres... Perhaps one of toward 1,800 feeling for years. 168 Main St., Manchester LOVE AT FIRST SIGHT!! family room, Isf floor master aulte. $174,900... the most extraordinary private homea In the area Intense competition worldwide, New Ijsiing — Delightful 8 room English Coloniai "VyE SUAftANTEE OUR HOUSESI "...e46-24e2 "WE GUARANTEE OUR H O U SES'...648-2482 shrinking profits in the face of an NEW YO RK (AP) - The stock TOKYO (AP) — The U.S. dollar not Intervene in Tokyo this on Srarhoroiigh Road (Porter St. area), newer gas overvalued U.S. dollar and an rebounded from record postwar morning. 647-8400 furnace, newer roof, tastefullv decorated with lots of market churned ahead today, embarrassing and enormously ex­ making another run at the 1,800 lows against the Japanese yen, The dollar has fallen about 28 charming features. Offered at S I22,900. f^ ll todav! pensive legal fight with rival percent since the finance ministers /i level in the Dow Jones industrial closing on the Tokyo Foreign Polaroid Corp. have put Kodak on Exchange Market today at 176.80 of five major industrial nations average. the defensive and forced it to agreed last September to cooper­ Dow Jones's average of 30 blue yen, up 1.90 yen from Tuesday’s branch out. ate to lead the dollar lower as part chips rose4.S5 to 1.794.41 in the first close of 174.90 yen. Although Kodak has sold pro­ of efforts to reduce massive U.S. Q ( P I hour of trading. ducts unrelated to photography in The dollar opened at 175.90 yen Gainers took a 5-3 lead over and ranged between 175.75 yen and trade deficits. |.3 T * the past, it has recently embarked Japan, one of the five nations, losers in the early tally of New 177.50 yen in heavy trading follow­ on a rapid string of acquisitions, has supported a strengthening of York Stock Exchange-listed ing rumors that the Bank of Japan RRST TIME OFFERED joint ventures and new businesses the yen to help reduce the large This charming 1 owner home Is now available at UNBEUEVEABLE DO’t issues. had intervened in the New York unprecedented in its history. Japanese surpluses that have $91,900.00. 6 rooms, fireplace, Florida room and 3 bedroom home In the 6th district. Modern bath In Tuesday’s trading the Dow market Tuesday to support the Chairman Colby Chandler pre­ brought complaints from trading 1'4 baths... 2 car garage and nice lot. Hurry!! Jones industrials touched 1,800 (or U.S. currency. On Tuesday, the dicts the new businesses, com­ partners. But in recent days, the “WE GUARANTEE OUR HOUSES!” ...646-2482 "WE GUARANTEE OUR HOUSES"...6462482 the first time. After that the dollar ranged between 174.60 yen BRAND NEW LISTING!! bined with continued success with government of Prime Ministefr BRAND NEW LISTING!! market pulled back, although it — a postwar record low for Tokyo Terrific room ranch in Coventrv. Nice country lot mainstay products such as film Yasuhiro Nakasone has expressed Oreat big colonial — possible conversion to a 2 still finished with a good-sized trading — and 175.05 yen. with Christmas trees dotting the area. Built in 1 % 5 . “WE GUARANTEE OUR HOUSESr and chemicals, will help Kodak concern that the yen’s recent rise familv. Total of 7 rtMmis. \ bedroom^ ami 2 full halh«i. gain. Spot trading totaled $5,032 bil­ Manv improvements. Spotless throughout. Offered survive. The company currently has been too rapid, seriously Excellent con«htioti. Owners take great pride in their Litton Industries climbed 3 to lion, up from $3,848 billion on propertv. Offered at SOf.OtK). at SW.OOO. Blanchard & Rossetto ranks 28th on Fortune magazine’s UPI photo hurting small and medium-size €S> 87>A. The company has been the list of the 500 largest companies, Tuesday. One dealer, who spoke on condi­ firms that depend on exports. 646-2482 COMMERPAL CMOfT subject of recent speculation over based on sales. Building Lot for sale in Coventrv — 169' x 220' ?38,A; Ford in support of the dollar in late New EMERGENCY Chandler, 60, a quality control with stiff competition in its mainstay film business, Motor up Vi at 74>A, and Chrysler Vii engineer who joined Kodak in 1950 York trading when the dollar was Fire — Police — Medical trading there at about 174.30 yen. Joyce G , EpStOfn^’ CENTER ST. higher at 42‘A. and rose to company’s top job in Kodak has branched out into many areas, including that The N Y SE’s composite index of 1983. of medical products. The Bank of Japan, the central D IAL 911 all its listed common stocks gained bank, does not comment on inter­ In Manchester Real Estate .24 to 135.94. vention. Traders said the bank did 647-8895 Dismal earnings WHERE THE INDIVIDUAL GETS ATTENTION Chandler’s optimism is not & Co. "I am very pleased that they Polaroid suit costly shared by many who watched finally faced reality. They’ve got a Among Kodak’s more recent Singer plans Kodak slip from one of Wall lot more to do." 9 troubles is the lawsuit Kodak lost Street’s most consistent per­ Kodak’s largest long-term prob­ to Polaroid last year over Kodak's formers to a company with a $194 lem has been the strength of the To Advertise Your to buy Allen introduction of instant cameras million loss in the fourth quarter of U.S. dollar, which allows Japanese HALL & MUSKA and film in 1976. CONDO LIVING 1985 — its first as a public companies such as Fuji to make A federal judge in Boston ruled STAM FORD (AP) - The Singer company. photographic supplies at a fraction Newly built 4’A room Condo that Kodak had infringed seven Co. says it has reached an As a result of the dismal of Kodak’s costs. Chandler said. As Latest Listings in with 1'A baths, fully Polaroid patents and ordered Quality Fuel Oil Service” agreement in principle to acquire earnings, Kodak has departed a result, he estimated the company appllanced kitchen, one car Kodak to abandon its instant Alien C!orp. of America, a designer radically from its reputation as the lost more than $3 billion in garage, wall to wall carpeting, picture business by Jan. 9. of training programs for the U.S. most paternalistic of companies earnings in recent years. The pull-out-cost Kodak share­ The Manchester sliders to deck, and cable. government and industry, (or $20 and announced drastic cuts in "There’s nothing that any man­ The Savings Continue!! holders $494 million in 1985, led to Very low monthly fee. Won't million. employment and budgets to get its agement can do to cut your the traumatic fourth-quarter losss Last. $77,500. The acquisition would expand financial house back in order. earnings in half as the currency and threatens to cost as much as $1 Singer’s involvement in By the end of 1985, Chandler has done for us, ’’ Chandler said in a Heraid technology-based training pro­ vows to trim the worldwide Kodak recent interview in his office in grams. Its SimuFlite and Link work force by nearly 13,000, or 10 downtown Rochester. OQC Please turn to page 22 divisions currently provide busi­ percent.’ Budgets were slashed 5 “You could put an untrained g d i a (before discoeets) ness and military pilot training, as percent,. raises canceled for 130 seventh-grader in my job (and) the Real Estate Page RARE FIND well as instruction in power-plant top-level managers and a review momentum of the company would Extra Large 6-7 Duplex with operation, ocean navigation and begun of the generous employee keep the eamiiigs going.” PENNY STOCKS HAU & MUSKAy Inc. ^ detached 2 car garage, living ground warfare. wage dividend program. Almost as harmful to companies An Opportunity of the 80's such as Kodak are current U.S. tax ^ FULL SERVICE room, kitchen, dining room, Allen is based in Alexandria, Va. Still, many analysts have said FN FIKE KPM T U U ELUOT Kinz Singer said in a statement “Tuesday Kodak’seuts fail to go deep enough laws. Chandler said. Call 643-2711 CHFA APPROVED each unit. 3 bedrooms one that the completion of the transac­ ' to turn around decades of compla­ "When you have a tax structure 80IK322-2480 DISCOUNTS AVAILABLE 24 hr. • 7 days Spacious two bedroom, newly decorated condominium side, 4 bedrooms other, no tion is subject to the execution of a cency by a company that grew too that makes it more attractive for EMERGENCY featuring central air conditioning, large bright sunny leases. Qood for Investor or definitive agreement, as well as comfortable. you to produce a product offshore approval of the boards of directors for U.S. market than produce it INCOI. HUT. II SERVICE rooms, two full baths and a deck overlooking the woods. live In owner. Won't Leaf r— "They’ve had an overburdened iBvesineM Baaken $131,000. of both companies and Allen’s cost structure for years.” said onshore, that's a nonsensical tax 623-3308 Truly a value in todays market. Only $72,6M. ______MmiDw WXSOtSIPC . sbardiolders. Brenda Landry of Morgan Stanley situation,” Chandler said. Vs. MANCHESTER HERALD. Wednegdav. March 1». 1886- M I — MANCHESTER HERALD. Wednetday,.March 19, 1M6 Kodak cuts costs in struggle to restore winning ways

past several years, marking a far 1952 when the first transUtor Haking Enterprises of Hong Kong. F«w hapiiy facM Despite the public’s perception Coatlawd from page tl New film-processing mlnilabs that Kodak simply responded to a different strategy for a company patent was issued,” Chandler said The new diversification has not TAG SALE SIGN unveiled by Kodak early this year poor earnings report with lltUe that had done almost everything of the life sciences business. “ I yet led to happy faces in Roches­ billion more if Kodak loses an are also being made overseas, by more than job cuts. Chandler said in-house since George Eastman think Kodak has a great deal to ter, a snowy city of 241,000 along appeal and damages are awarded Noritsu Koki and Copal in Japan. a cost-cutUng program was al­ Are thlnos piling up? Then why not ham founded the company in INO. contribute here.” near Lake Ontario where Kodak to Polaroid. The string of acquisitions ranges In all. Chandler has promised ready in place long before. The heal way to announce It is with a Herald Tag Sale Kodak said instant cameras and Kodak would introduce more than had 54,200 workers at the end of from the 1981 purchase of Atex, a Btyond RochMtwr 1985 — one-tenth of the town’s The process actually began in film bad accounted for less than 3 Bedford, Mass., maker of text SO new photographic products this working population. the mid-1970s, when several thou­ Classified Ad. When you place your aiL you II receive percent of sales, but more than 16 processing systems for the news­ The company is also rebuilding year. “ Everybody is sitting on pins sand workers left, spokesman million cameras had been sold. paper and publishing industry, to its photographic business, which ONE TAG SALE SIGN FREE coniplinients of The Herald. and needles,” said one worker, Charles Smith said. In 1983, Owners were left with no way to ■Verbatim Corp. of Sunnyvale, provided the first motion picture Chandler, a native of Maine reacting to Chandler’s Feb. 11 another 11,000 Kodak employees— buy film and Kodak was left with a Calif,, a leading maker of compu­ film'for Walt Disney and was used whose favorite pasttime is rebuild­ announcement that the work force many of them production workers major public image problem. ter floppy disks. by astronauts on manned flights to ing tractors on his 150-acre farm, would be cut by 13,000 worldwide. at the overstaffed Apparatus Div­ IN AT OUR OFFICE, 1 HERALD SQ., MANCHESTER With annual sales Just under $11 Recent joint ventures have con­ record their views of the earth and sees Kodak’s future firmly tied to About 1,200 Rochester workers ision — were either fired or took billion, Kodak is in no danger of centrated on biotechnology. Kodak moon. silver halide photography. Use of early retirements. going broke. However, for the first is working with Cetus Corp. to But in the new Kodak, not all of the film, on which all of Kodak’s have already ■ been fired since January. “ The thing that our earnings time in the coippany’s history develop medical diagnostic pro­ the new products sporting a "K ” earliest film technology is based, AighonBook Unlike past years when em­ results for ’85 do is presumably Kodak is branching out full-scale ducts, and with Seattle-based are made in Kodak’s sprawling will continue to grow despite tlie I UOIrariPFRtY beyond its traditional businesses to Immunex Corp. to make geneti­ Rochester plants. advent of electronic imaging. ployees left voluntarily during give us lots of credibility in setting [HELP WANTED I HELP WANTED offers of early retirement, or were our goals (to reduce costs),” bolster earnings. cally engineered hormones and Chinon Industries, of which Chandler said. Kodak owns 9.5 percent, makes Silver halide images are cheaper laid off, some Kodakers, as the Chandlersaid. “ Now we don’t have Kodak has had its hands in proteins. Receptlonlst/Secretary Wonted — Guitarist or BUSINESS & SERVICE DIRECTORY two new fully automatic 35mm to make, more brilliant and last workers are known, are being fired to convince anybody that there’s a several seemingly unrelated in­ The newly formed Kodak Life to $14,300. Well estab­ keyboard player to start Sciences and Pharmaceutical div­ cameras for Kodak-in the Far longer than computer-aided im­ in the new wave of cuts because of need.” lished east of river com­ beginning bond. Call 646- dustries for several years, making Much to the satisfaction of Manchester — Restau­ isions are in their infancy, but offer East, although some of the produc­ ages, he said. poor work records. pany offers attractive di­ 0084, ask for Bill. iPAINTINa/ iMiaKULANEDUa vitamins for three decades and analysts. Chandler has not ruled versified position for SOOKKEEnNI/ rant. Prime location. Ex­ great promise. Chandler said, tion is expected to be transferred to But, he added, electronic imag­ “ In this city, if you get fired from PAPEHINa aEimcEt tremely nice. Seats 100 copier machines since the mid- Kodak, it’s like going to hell,” said out the possibility of more cuts to person with pleasant tele­ Construction Helper — ICHiLOCARI WCORIETAX 1970s. But now the company is adding that annual revenues from Rochester later this year. ing will be a major goal for the plus. Recently remo­ revamped Kodak, along with tradi­ one former worker who was fired return Kodak to its position of phone manner, good typ­ Vernon area, some car­ turning to outsiders for growth. life science products are expected Cheaper Kodak 3Smm cameras ing. Forking. Good benef­ pentry skills. Willing to Odd lobs. Trucking. deled. Asking $120,000. tional photography products, in January, apparently for a preeminence as a major industrial Income Taxes prOporyd In Painting and Paperhang- Owner anxious, moke Acquisitions and joint ventures to be $1 billion by 1990-91. being sold in Asia and Lptin its. Fee paid. Call Hilary hammer, shovel or do I t your own home. Coil Jim Ing — Exterior and Inte­ Home repairs. You name "We are today where we were in America are manufactured by H. chemistry and life sciences. discipline problem four years ago. corporation. Cutts, Business Personnel cleanup. Must hove own Nurse-Mother has on Im­ It, we do It. Free esti­ offer. Financing availa­ have become commonplace in the for reasonable rates. 742- rior, colltngs repaired. ble. Call Strano Real Est­ Associates, 659-3511. transportation. Some mediate openina for a full 1009 offer 6pm. References, fully Insured. mates. InsunM. 643-6904. pick up delivery work. time toddler In a home Quality work. Martin ate, 647-7653. Secretory, $15,000. Presti­ Apply to Del-Mar Group, day core situation. Excel- Carpentry ond remodel­ Mottsson, evenings, 649- gious east of river com­ 674-0783. lenf references. 646-12V2. ing services — Comploto 4431. ★ PROLONG TH E life of cut pany offers attractive Spring means lawn work. flowers In your home by homo repairs and remo­ Lot us do It for you. secretarial position. Immediate openings for Heve you been eriehlnt deling. Qualify work. Ref­ snipping stems at an an­ Word processlng- experienced carpenters. Monthly and per cutting gle. This provides more you eeuM Hnd e heine erences, licensed and in­ rotes available. Servicing CLASSIFIED ADVERTISING 643-2711 dlsploywrlter or Wang Trim work and plastic dey eere wheie there le sured. M tl6 4 M 1 M ^ iFLDOHINa stem surface to absorb residential and commer­ preferred. Excellent be­ laminate experience o ROwlWBeW WHO vNW IWW the water. Prolong the life nefits. Fee Paid. Coll Hi­ prerequisite. Full time Call Slmo'lK.fii Simon Tl- cial accounts. Call I to enewer eH the srtiy GARPENTIIY/ Partner's, 6444)415. "IJoal- of good, but unused Items lary Cutts, Business Per- emplovment 8, benefits. lemosters for sales and in vour home by selling Farm Supplies and Equipment — 80 end why not queeWone? SEIIOflElilie Ity Service Yeor Round". Notices Business Property...... Entertainment...... sonnel Associates, Coll 742-5317, 8:30 to 5pm. ilnstallotlon of ceramic, them for cosh with a Resort Property ...... Bookkeeping/Income Tax Office/Retall Equipment ...... 81 659-3511. ______Monday thru Friday. [mosaic, quarry 8, vinyl RATCS: 1 to 5 days: 90 cents per line per day. It $0 pt— M Otll- Hawkos Tree Service low-cost od in classified. Lost/Found ...... Mortgages ...... Carpentry/Remodellng .. Recreational Equipment...... 82 Forrand Remodeltno — tile. Free estimates. Bucket Truck 8< Chipper. Personals...... Boots and Marine Equipm ent...... 83 6 to 19 days: 70 cents per line per day. Immedlote openings for Cabinets, roofing, gut­ Please call for an appoint­ Wanted to B u y ...... Polntlng/Paperlng...... 20 or more days: 60 cents per line per day. Stump Removal. Free Es­ Announcements. RoofIng/SIdIng...... Musical Items...... 84 carpenters, experienced STRAWKRinr FKLM ters, room additions, ment, 6494)359. timates. Special consider­ Cameras and Photo Equipment... 85 Minimum dtarte: 4 IlnM. In framing and must know decks, all types of remo­ Auctions...... Flooring...... Port Time Help Wanted— ation for Elderly and Han­ Rentals Financial...... Rentals Electrical ...... Pets and Supplies...... 86 how to layout. Full time deling and repairs. FREE dicapped. 647-7553. Apply In person, Pero 643*0475 osNmates. Fully Insured. Rooms for Rent...... 31 Heating/Plumbing...... Miscellaneous for Sale ...... 87 OKADLINeS: For classified advertisements to emplovment 8, benefits. Agee tvefeome Fruit Stand, 276 Oakland Coll 74^5317, 8:30 to 5pm, AH Telephone 643-6017, after ELECTRICAL Reports, Resumes, Let- Employment & Education Apartments for Rent...... 32 Miscellaneous Services.. Tag Sales...... 88 be published Tuesday through Saturday, the Street, Manchester, 643- Very Neaeoneble Rates Condominiums for Rent 33 Wanted to Buv/Trade ...... 89 deadline Is noon on the day before publication. Monday thru Friday. 6pm, 647-6509. tars and all other typing RDDM8 Services Wanted...... 6384. Dumas Electric— Having done In my home. Good Help Wanted...... 11 Homes for Rent...... 34 For advertisements to be published Monday, Robert E. Jarvis, ODFDR RENT Electrical Problems? work, reasonable rates. Situation Wanted...... 12 Store/OffIce Space...... 35 the deadline Is 2:30 p.m. on Friday. Soi/f Chef — First cook, Merchandise Executive Officer — The french restaurant, expe­ Bullding-Remodellna Need a large or a small Call Sue 649^134 or 74^ Business Opportunities...... 13 Resort Property ...... 34 Manchester Board of CLEANma Specialist. Additions, gar­ Ladles Only — Nice, quiet Instruction...... 14 Automotive rienced professional need Repair? We Specialize In 7463, leave message. room for senior citizen or Industrial Property...... 37 Hollday/Seasonol...... 71 Realtors Is now taking ages, roofing, siding, kit­ Residential Work. Joseph Emplovment Services...... 15 Cars for Sale ...... 91 READ YOUR AO. Classified advertisements are only apply. Call 724-4848 SERVICES working girl. References Miscellaneous for Rent.. 38 Antiques and Collectibles 72 token by telephone os a convenience. The applications for o full after 2:30, Tuesday thru chens, bathrooms, and Dumas. Fully Licensed. Spring Clean Up — 39 73 Trucks/Vqns for Sale...... 92 time executive officer to replacement wlndows- Thatching, mowing, and security. Call after Roommates W anted...... Clothing ...... Manchester Herald Is responsible for only one Friday. The House Works. Resi­ Free Estimates. 646-5253. Wanted to R ent...... 40 Furniture...... 74 Campers/Trallers...... 93 monoge and coordinate /doors. 643-6712. hedge trimming, light 5:30pm, 644-0383. Reel Estate Incorrect Insertion and then only for the size of activities of Its associa­ dential housecleanlng. An trucking, professionally TV/Stereo/Appllances... 75 Motorcycles/Mopeds...... 94 established company Auto Services...... 95 the original Insertion. Errors which do not tion. Organizational and All Types of Remodeling, equipped, dependable. In­ Manchester. Completely Homes for Sale ...... 21 Machinery and To o ls___ 76 lessen the value of the advertisement will not fully bonded with above HEATWa/ Services 77 Autos for Rent/Lease...... 96 office management skills I9|8ITUATIDN no lob to small, reasona­ sured. Roy Hardy, 646- furnished Including stove, Condominiums for Sale...... 22 Lawn and Garden...... be corrected by an additional Insertion. overage work below the puiMaiNa refrldgerotor 8, linens. $50 America’s Favorite Af­ Lots/Land for Sale...... 23 Child Core...... 51 Good Things to E a t...... 78 Miscellaneous Autom otive...... 97 are a necessity. Typing o■^■WANTED n ble prices. Call Jim , 647- 7973. ,______ghans . . . Q-119, contains and bookkeeping skills average rate. Call Today, 1328. weekly plus 2 weeks secur­ Investment Property ...... 24 Cleaning Services...... 52 Fuel Oll/Coal/Firewood . 79 Wanted to Buy/1 rode ...... 98 Fogarty Brothers — Ba­ Prestige Lawn Care — ity. Call betweeen 5-9pm. full directions for six knit are essential. Real estate Con’t find the right lob? and six crochet afghans. background helpful. So- ^w»Kieanlne — Will throom remodeling; In­ Spring clean up. Lawn 8i 646-9832. Place an ad under Situa­ clean private homes Name your own price — shrub maintenance. Fer­ plus a section of eight lary range $17,000 to stallation water hooters, wearables to make from. tions Wanted and let the weekly or bl-weekly. Very Father and son. Fast, garbage disposals; faucet tilizing, weekly mowing. Six Room Furnished $20,000. Send resume to right lob find you. Coll dependable service. Granny Squares. Manchester Board of reliable. Please call Beth, repairs. 6494539. Vlsa/M- Insured, free estimates. Home — One room for 643-2711. 647-0935. Painting, Paporhanging osterCord accepted. Call 6444)561. rent. Mole or female. Call Price . . . $3.25 a copy, Notices HELP WANTED h e lp WANTED OD hELP WANTH) OD help w a n t e d Realtors, 186 East Center 8i Removal. Call 646-5761. DU HELP WANTED D 3 hELP WANTED D 3 HELP WANTED 0 3 OD St., Manchester, C T 06040. 649-7911. Ts trder, send $3JZ5, lielidM 646-2450. EOE. psttaga and kaadilBg. Retired Salespeople look­ Full Time Position ovalla- Responsible, Mature Bab­ Room for non-smoking ANMECMOT ysitter — Assumption ing for extra Income. ble at automotive lube Secretary, Nutmeg ■ IN8TRUCTIDN gentleman. Kitchen privi­ IMffiSRitSitas Make your own part time center. Experience help­ Church area. Saturdays 8, Brcmch, YWCA, Monches-' leges, refrigerator- MnrYsik,X.T.iaost __ I LOST AND FOUND after school hours If Inter­ HDME8 HDME8 HDME8 HDME8 hoursi Good commission. K-Mort Help Wanted — Telemarketing — Make Dental Hygienist — ful but will train. 647-8997. Accounting Clerk — Port ter. Full time 37'/^ hour Plano Lessons — Your freezer, olr conditioning, Prist Msas, MSrsts nitk ZIP 643-4805.______time to work V /i days In ested. 643-1691. week In busy office with FDR8ALE FDR RALE FDR RALE FDR RALE washer 8, dryer, parking. CODE MS Sqis XsnOir. Lost — Ladles Wrist- Merchandise employees, appointments with busi­ Needed for Mondays or home or mine. Call 649- OD OD OD QD cashiers and stock, full ness owners for market­ Fridays In prevention or­ Manchester and V /i dqvs much public contact. 0343 or 643-1372. Security 8, references re­ SPECIAL: Over 200 ae- watch. F rid a y , 14th, Full Tlm eTruck Driver — ONE OF THE nicest quired. Coll 643-5600. time and part time posi­ ing department. Maintain iented general practice. In New Britain. Computer Strong moth and com­ First Time Offered — This lectiona and a FREE downtown Manchester. Experience helpful but experience helpful. Call things about want ads Is Love At First Sight! 11 Rare Find — Extra Large Bolton — 3 bedroom L Pattern Section in the tions available. Expe­ loo and pertinent records. Flexible hours. Please munications skills; ability shaped Ranch. Large liv­ charming one owner Reward. 649-4872. not necessary. Apply In Clerical — Immediate op­ Rona, Connecticut Travel their low cost. Another Is to balance money, use New Listing — Delightful 6-7 Duplex with detached 2 ALBUM. Just $3.00. person, A l. Sleffert's, 445 rience not necessary, Hours are 9:30-3pm. call 646-2251. 8 room English Colonial car garage, living room, ing room with cathedral home Is now available at many employee benefits. Hourly plus bonus pro­ ening. Full time for detail Services, after 1pm, 522- their quick action. T ry a office machines, and typ­ Real Estate $91,900. 6 rooms, fire­ APARTMENT8 Hartford Road, oriented person. Expe­ on Scarborough Rood kitchen, dining room, ceilings and fleldstone Apply In person dally, gram'. Pleasant office lo­ Library Services Coordi­ 0437. EOE. want od today! ing 60 wpm; able to wrok fireplace, formal dining place, Florida room and FDR RENT Manchester. rienced typing and using Independently and organ­ (Porter St. area), newer each unit. 3 bedrooms one Mon., Wed., Thurs., 8, FrI, cated In Glastonbury. 633- nator — Mansfield Public gas furnace, newer roof, side, 4 bedrooms other, no room, 2 '/i baths, central 1'A baths...’ We Guaran­ ,9 1 APARTMENTS I PERSONALS 10am-4pm. Sot., 12-4pm, 8750. Schools. One year posi­ adding machine. 40 hours Warehouse Persons — Receptionist for busy ap­ ize work assignments. tee Our Homes!* B!on- Part time Mature respon­ a week. Monday-Fridav, Immediate openings. Ex­ Must hove high school HDME8 tastefully decorated with leases. GOod for Investor air conditioning, central Like Private Home — 3'/^l ^ FDR RENT sible person who likes to Manchester K-Mart, 239 tion from September, 1986 pliance store In Manches­ lots of charming features. or live In owner. Priced to vacuum system. In chord 8i Rossetto Reo! room apartment. Applian­ Part Time Gas Attendant to June 1987. Experienced 8am-4:30pm. Free park­ perience a plus but not ter. Heavy telephone diploma and minimum 2 FDR RALE Reassure that special work with Infants and Spencer Street, EOE. OD Offered at $122,900. Coll sell — $131,900. Century 21 ground pool, wood deck, 2 Estate, 646-2482.a ces. Working single adult, Manchester — Large 3 ing. Apply In person, necessary. G o o ft starting years secretarial expe­ someone of your love by — $5 per hour evenings 8, as a school librarian and work. Must be responsi­ Jackston-Showcose, 646- cor garage. 1 plus acre lot. toddlers. Hours available, C T state certification re­ Prague Shoe Company, pay. Must be dependable. rience. Hiring range: today! Jackson 8, Jack- married couple. No child­ bedroom apartment, telling the whole world 1-6pm dolly. Call ABC Day weekends. Apply In per­ ble for dally cash, heavy All real estate advertised son Real Estate, 647-8400 1316.0 Owner, 646-6033. $145,000. Another New Llst!no! 100’ ren, pets. 643-2880. son to Mr. Brenan at Tire quired. Closing date, 200 Pitkin Street, East Apply In person, 8om- customer contact. Light $12,277-813,500, plus benef­ stove and refrigerator In­ how much you love them Care, 647-0788. In the Manchester Herald or 6464646.0 on the beach. $109,900. cluded, $525 per month. with the Manchester He­ Country Texaco, 270 West April 14th, 1986. Applica­ Hartford. 4pm, Mondoy-Frldoy, bookkeeping. Call 647- its. Send resume to M. Is sublect to the federal Manchester — 9Vj room W!th worm weather arriv­ UFC, 180 Prestige Park Bragg, YW CA, 135 Brood Great Buy — Manchester. Manchester — Beautiful 5 Cal! 646-2796. rald. Call the classified Part Time — AAA Auto Teller — Full and part Middle Tpke., tions available at the Su­ 9997, Jan or Joan, be­ Fair Housing Act of 1968, Brand New Llstlngl!! $82,900. You won't find home In a lovely area of ing soon, you’ll really room, 2 bedroom apart­ department today and Club. Opportunity In our time positions. Pleasant Manchester. perintendent of Schools Driver Delivery Person — Road, East Hartford. tween 12-4pm. St., Hartford, C T 06105, by which mokes It Illegal to Manchester. Built In 1938 appreciate this year- April 7, 1986. An EEO/AA Great Big Co!on!a! — more house for the mo­ ment In mint condition, Manchester — One bed­ place your personal mes­ telemarketing depart­ personality. Apply to Mr. office, 4 South Eaglevllle Immedlote opening. Part advertise any preference, Possible conversion to o 2 ney. 15 X 18 fireplaced and remodeled In 1963. round 4 bedroom water­ great location, extra sage. 643-2711, 8:30am to Road, Storrs, C T 06268. time seasonal. April Looking for a loving per­ L E T YOUR newspaper Employer. room apartment, appUon- ment, 391 Broad Street, Fields, 23 Main Street, Port Time — Packaging son to care for our 6 limitation or discrimina­ family. Total of 7 rooms, 4 living room, 2 bedrooms This quality home has front home on Coventry large rooms. Available ces, $375 monthly !nc!udes S:00pm. Manchester. Interesting Manchester. EOE. and shipping. MCC stu­ 429-3349. EOE. through August, 3-4 days help you keep fruit lars tion based on race, color, bedrooms and 2full baths. plus full finished 18 x 20 everything you could pos­ Lake. You con swim, April 1st. $600 includes per week. Class I License, month old Infant, 4-5 days sparkling clean and sweet Teocher/DIrector, heat and electrlc!ty. Im- work In pleasant sur­ dent preferred, must be 18 religion, sex or national Excellent condition. attic. Modern kitchen, sibly wont. Large living water ski, or Ice skate to heat, hot water 8, garage. med!ate occupancy. No Wish the special person In Cook 8, Waitresses able to lift 50 lbs. Work out a week. Prefer no more smelling. Wash lars, dry Nursery School, Nutmeg roundings. Hourly wage Doctor’s Assistant for op- or over. Apply in person, than 2 other children be­ origin, or on Intention to Owners take great pride newer roof, wiring and room, family room, den, 4 vour heort'scontent! Th!s Singles welcome! Coll pets please. Call after your life a Happy Birth­ a n d commission.. tometrlc pracfice. Part Wanted — Port time. No of Glastonbury. Seml- completely then • put o Branch, YWCA, Monches-' moke any such prefer­ wl!! not !ast !ong so co!! no phone calls. Trio Prin­ ing cared for. Manchester ter. 30 hour week; 9 month In their property. Offered carpet. One cor detached bedrooms, and a 20'x40’ Rose, 647-8400 or 646-8646. 4pm, 649-9066. day In our personal co­ Mondav-Thursdav, 4pm- tlme/Full time Includes ters, 87 Church Street, experience necessary. retlred or reliable person large piece of newspaper ence, limitation or dis­ at $94,900. Jackson 8, gorage. D.W. Fish Realty, Inground bool too. You today! Allbrio Realty, lumn. Just call 643-2711. Call or apply In person, welcome. 742-8856. only. 646-1028. year. Hiring dote: 9/1/86. 9pm. We will train. Ask for days, evenings 8, Satur­ East Hartford. Inside the lor and put the crimination. The Herald Jackson Real Estate, 647- 643-1591 or 871-1400.O must see the Inside to Inc., 649-0917.D Manchester - 5 Room 3 8.4 Room Aportments — Judy Naty, 646-7096. An days. Experience helpful, 649-5325, Luigi'S Restau­ lid on. The paper will Experienced pre-school will not knowingly accept teacher to plan, teach and 8400 or 646-8646.Q truly oppreclate this duplex, 3 bedrooms, gar­ Newly decorated. Colon­ Equal Opportunity vef willing to train. 649- Grit Blaster, mechani­ rant, 706 Hartford Road, absorb any moisture. Let any advertisement which In-Law — Manchester. home. $179,900 Is not too Unbelievable $80's. 3 bed­ Manchester. administer nursery age, central location. Ap­ ial. Heat, hot water, Employer.______3311, call between 10 and 2. cally Inclined Individual a classified od In Vour Is In violation of the low. Government Homes from $112,900. Apartment on much to ask and seeing Is room home In the 8th pliances, carpeting, no appliances, central. Mid­ newspaper find o cosh school program; recruit district. Modern both, 2 to mask and grit blast Ready to return to the lob and supervise pre-school $1(U repair). Also delin­ lower level Includes 13x22 believing. Jock J. Lappen pets. Available April 1st. dle aged lady. 643-8470 ANNOUNCEMENTS Teacher Asslstant- Landscape Foreman — Gas Station Attendants — Walters, Waitresses & buyer for most anything brand New Llstlngl 11 Ter­ quent tax property. Call fireplaced living room, 11 Realty, 6434263. car garage and nice lot. I / Nursery School, Nutmeg aircraft ports, experience market? Figure aptitude Instructors; assist In $600 a month plus security after 6pm. Experienced only. Good preferred but will train If Evenings, part time. Reli­ Cooks for all shifts. Also, you have for sole. rific 5 plus room ranch In 805-687-6000 Ext. GH9965 X 16 kitchen and carpeted Hurry! B!anchord 8i Ros­ and references. 643-4067. Branch, YWCA, Manches­ able with good work evening hosts. Apply In and good telephone skills budget preparation. Ex­ setto Real Estate, 646- Emergency? In Manches­ pay. Insurance benefits 8, necessary. Apply between required. Call Mrs. Len­ cellent communications Coventry. Nice country for Information. bedroom with double New and Beautiful — 2 Bedroom Apartment — ter. 18hour week; 9 month profit sharing. Call 643- record. Apply Vernori person, Mike Kelly's Res­ Babysitter Needed to sit closets. Main level In­ 2482. ter, dial 911 for fire, year. Hiring date: 9/1/86. 9am-2pm. Flanigan Broth­ non at 647-4645 for skills necessary. Masters lot with Christmas trees Luxurious brick front Three Room Apartment heat 8i hot water Included, police, medical help. 1699. ers 911 New London Tpke. Shell, 875-5450. taurant, 411 Connecticut In my Manchester home, dotting the area. Built In Highland Pork — 10>/!i cludes 3 bedrooms, 14 x 17 Cope. 2'/2 baths. Unique — First floor, renovated, Experienced pre-school Blvd., East Hartford, 289- appointment. in early childhood educa­ no pets, $500 per month, Glastonbury. 633-9474. Tuesday-Frlday, 2pm- 1965. Many Improve­ room Colonial on V /i living room and op- family room, first floor appliances. $300 monthly security deposit, also one teacher to assist In plan­ Cashier — Weekend Manchester — Bigelow 8279. tion plus one year teach­ Model Confestants Office Position — Full 9pm. 646-3508. ing experince or BA In ments. Spotless through­ acres. Perhaps, one of the pllonced kitchen. Co­ master suite. plus utilities. Security and 3 bedroom apartment. ning and teaching of nights. Immediate open­ Street — Sitter needed for most extraordinary pri­ vered potlo, garage and o 'Wanted — Ages 2-30 for nursery school program. time, good typing obllltv, early childhood educa­ out. Offered at $99,900. $174,900...'We Guarantee references required. No Call Ed or Dean, 649-2947. Ideal Model Pageant at ing. Apply at Atlas Mobil, three children In my Child Care Wanted — Jackson 8, Jackson Real vate homes In the area. new roof. D.W. Fish Our Homes!* B!anchord pets. Available April 15th. Keep necessary records: home. Call 646-2361 (after Mature woman to care for pleasant phone personal­ tion plus three years Older 44 Two family on the Hartford Marrlot- John Fitch Blvd., South ity 8i good organizational teaching experience. Estate, 647-8400 or 646- Blanchard & Rossetto Realty, 643-1591 or 871- 8i Rossetto Rea! Estate, quiet dead end street. 97 Wells Street. Call 646- order and purchase supp­ Windsor, between the 4pm). two Infants In Manches­ Real Estate, 646-2^.o 1400.0 /Farmlngton. Excellent lies. Good communica­ skills required. Computer FUND RAISER Send resume to M. Bragg, 8646.G 646-2482.n Needs some work. Mod­ 0350. prizes. 617-791-2527. hours of 6am and 1pm. Alterations - Seamstress. ter. Hours 7:30-5pm. Call The Easter Seals Society tions skills needed. BA In Prefer experienced In bri­ Dependable Babysitter 647-9170. experience helpful. Call YWCA, 135 Broad St., ern kitchen 8i both, full 99|CDNDDMINIUMS early childhood educa­ for 5 year old. Must be Evergreen Industry, 649- of Connecticut, located Hartford, C T 06105, by attic, walk-out basement, Manchester — Five room dal wear. Call Shirley for off Route 2 In Hebron, Is updated wiring, new ap­ first floor apartment with " I FDR RENT tion or related field, plus an appointment 643-4809. available for school sick Experienced Carpet In­ 8667 for Interview April 15, 1986. Hiring seeking an energetic. range: $6.13 - $7.05/hour. pliances. $129,500. Owner- one car garage near East one year teaching expe­ days, voc^lons 8, some staller with helper, truck appointment. Imaginative, mature per­ HELP WANTED HELP WANTED HELP WANTED HELP WANTED rience; or associates de­ SatucfiQy^ Forest Hills 8i Insurance. Please coll An EEO/AA Employer. Agent, 643-4902 or 649-0795, Center St. Two bedrooms, Manchester — One bed­ son to organize sp^al ask for Lorraine. $475 per month. Available room Condo, desirable Em ploym ent gree plus 3 years expe­ Administrative Assistant arear64lFfl93 after 5pm. 646-2809. events. Position requires rience or 5 years teochlng — Growing company April 1. Zinsser Agency, area, second floor. $450 ELECTMCUIN E2 excellent communication 646-1511. monthly. 528-0776. & Education experience In nursery seeking qualified person SALES PEOPLE BULLSEYE skills, both oral and writ­ school. Hiring range: with good verbal skills. K-Mart Security Person­ ReelnMni Etodric hM. ten. Must have ability to $5.48 - $6.30 hour. Send Responsibilities Include nel — Full and part time Full and part time Are yau mliaing the BTSBaas relate wall to volunteers. positions available. Many PICTURE THIS IMMEDIATE OPENINGS resume to M. Bragg, group Insurance adminis­ evenings and wee- mirk fighting Infiillon? M/F - Industrial - Com­ Previous fund raising ex­ 6-6 Duplex — Cheney His­ YWCA, 135 Broad St., tration, personnel re­ employee benefits. Apply mercial - Residential, perience a plus. Excellent torical district, great In­ HELP WANTED Hartford, C T 06105, by cords 8, office supplies In person, Mon., Wed., kends. Excellent Our expert marksmen are able to work with mini­ benefits, liberal time off R & D LAB TECHNICIAN vestment. Excellent con- April 15, 1986. An EEO/AA Inventory and purchas­ Thurs., 8i FrI, 10am-4pm. opportunity with hitting the target earning mum supervision. All with pay, small, suppor- d I t I o n . Nice Employer. ing. Salary, $250-$320 Sot., l2-4pm, Manchester $4 to $6 per hour and ttva office. Musthavedrtv- $ EXTRA MONEY $ Part Time Inserters insurance coverage, ar's license and car. Sa­ Associate degree or technical school neighborhood. 2 cor gar­ weekly depending on ex­ K-Mart, 239 Spencer. large volume fur- more. If you aren't hitting $10,000 life, vacations, age, private yard. wanted. Call 647-9946, ask Street, EOE. lary range $15,900 to candidate with a major in Chemical for Bob. perience. Please call for niture store. your income target, we paid holidays and uni­ With Your Own Part-Time Job. $164,900. Call owner after an appointment, 8:30am- can steady your aim. $17,500. Closing date for Engineering, Physics. Electrical or forms. Steady place to application: April 4.1066. 6pm and all day Saturday 12:30pm, Prague Shoe Send replya to: Mechanical Engineering. Good academic 8i Sunday, 646^17. Paste-up artist, part time, Permanent Part Time Box M, Cail W. Tell to arrange an work with excellent Send resume to J.H. Ond, 20 hours, Mondov, Tues­ Company, Administra­ P.O. Box 100, Hebron, CT An Excellent Opportunity for- standing, highiy motivated, good Teller Work. Will train. tive Office, 282-9074. WAITRESSES e/o Manchaatar Harold interview - working conditions day, Thursday afternoons and co-workers. 06248. Apply 923 Main Street, Port Time / Full Manchaatar, CT 06040 1-800-367-3720 Housewives and Mothers with mechanicai skilis, desire to develop in and Friday nights. News­ Manchester, 646-1700. CDNDDMINIUMS paper experience helpful. Time openings at Research Environment and creativel Please send work history ■OBKKEEKI/IECIffiTaaV bring them FDR SALE Office Work — Full time. The ManchMtar Board of Flano's. Flexible young children and salary requirements RMltort Is looking lor s pan NEWSPAPER CARRIERS NEEDED to: The Manchester He­ Figure aptitude, typing, tim* BookkMptr/Stcretary banquet and dining ELECTRONIC TECHNICIAN Condo Living — Newlv heavy customer contact with you and save on rald, Box S C/O Manches­ for tight Bookkaaplng, positions available. IN MANCHESTER AREA 2 year degree or miiitary equivaient de­ Built 4g. Approx. 20 fiaxibla Call T o n y at 643-2342 varied office duties. Full Alsxandor 81 all I BESTIII I babysitting costs. sired. 1-2 years experience in repairing to pllanced kitchen, one car benefit program Includ­ hours par waak. Call for interview. 646-2450 Csotsr 8L 467-563 odd Mllv component ievei. Ability to use Oscillos­ garage, wall to wall car­ ing dental paid. Call 528- copes, DVMS frequency counters, and sig­ peting, sliders to deck, 1815. HackMilaek SL 2DD4I7 I P A R T TIM E I and cable. Very low West MMdIs Tpko. 420486 nal generators. monthly fee. Won't Lost. MsrMiSL all Service Station Mechan­ Landscape company NEWSPAPER CARRIERS NEEDED I JOB IN TOWN! I $77,500. Century 21 ics and Attendants. Full needs hardworking rello- McCiboSL III GSP offers an excellent benefits package Jackston-Showcose, 646- all 1316.0 SOUTH WINDSOR $81,500 and port time. Uniforms ble and responsible IN BOLTON AREA Slick PliM which incudes medical, dental and life furnished. Apply In per­ workers to stort April 1st. NllllirG 81 867-801 I »5 “ hr./atart i TOWNHOUSE CONDO - son, 252 Spencer Street, Good starting pay, 40-50 WMiinll 81 M40 insurance, pension plan and tuition CHFA Approved — Spa­ Convanlently located condo unit with 5 Manchester. hours weekly. Call 643- reimbursement. Qualified candidates may cious two bedroom newly McCim i 81 III No dress code. Casual fun at­ rooms, 2 bedrooms. V/i baths, ali wall to wall 1699. LfkaSL apply at our facility or send a resume with decorated condominium Knaoy 81 1-150 mosphere. if you enjoy talking featuring central air con­ carpeting, full private basement with washer CItftr Mill Rd. Nirtli EIm s i 587 salary history to: ditioning, large bright /dryer hook-ups, huge foyer and attic stor­ ATTENTION PLEASE BrMkflald 8L Daltan WMMrWuSL 18-230 on the phone, we might have a 22 Hours Per Week It sunny rooms, two full age. All good sized rooms. Resort recreation 1-104 baths and o deck over­ area with pooi and tennis courts. L MIddIt Tpk8. Mall 81 job for you. We offer a guaran­ Salary Plus Gas Allowance PERSONNEL DEPARTMENT looking the woods. Truly In order to better serve the Sntfi 8L all LInlay St teed salary with bonuses. Work SOUND INTERESTING? GERBER SaENTinC PRODUCTS, INC. a volue In today's market. Ws can help ysu bscsim a needs of our readers, we have Carpaidar Rd. Mafic.-Banaii PIm Mill 81 all Only $72j MM. Joyce G. HaMiltMi Dr. all done from our office, four even­ You can bo a Herald Area Adviser and handle and 151 Batson Drive Epstein Real Estate, 647- HEALr PMFESSONAU expanded the ciassified sec­ supervise our carrier boys & girls. If you like kids, Bluarldga Dr. Carponlar Rd. all ings a week and Saturday Manchester, C T 06040 8895.0 Call 6464525. ani ask far Dan. tion. Please look at the direc­ Sana Dr. Manchaatar McDlvItt Dr. all want a little Independence and your own Income... mornings. Call Michelle, 647- Looking For Affordable D. F. KALE, INC tory to familiarize yourself Nirth EIm Si 00-230 Housing? We hove a sin­ SiMrwild GIr. all 9946, Monday-Thursday eve- gle bedroom condo that RoofCafafa with the new categories and MANCHESTER HERALD comes with a garage and 175 Main St., Manchester. Ct notice the renumbering of MANCHESTER HERALD ings, also Saturday mornings. a pool for only $44,9001. 646-4525 Call NOW 647-9946 CALL 647-9946 or 647-9947 Allbrio Realty, Inc., 649 each section. Call NOW 647-9946 t 0917.0 V u — MANCHESTER HERALD. Wedneiday. March 19, 1986 Cl ASjgifFIFn ADVERTISING 643-2711

I CARS M M C ELj^ a U S TV/STEREO/ PETS AND CARS MOTORCYCLES/ HOMES Automotive FOR SALE FOR SALE MOPEDS AUTOMOTIVE FOR RENT APPUANGES SUPPUES N 1972 Mustang -^ 6 cylinder 1902 Kawasaki 550 LTD — ^ Four almost new A K C Shetland Sheep Dog I f To Settle Estate -19*3 MonchMtar — Cutt One TV, 21' Block and white automatic, power steer­ Excellent condition. 6,500 16SSR13 radial tires. 3 on Zenith portable< $45. Coll — 11 weeks old, male. CARS Olds FIrenia, 4 cycle, 3 bedroom houee near door roupe. 50,000 miles. ing. Runs, but needs work. miles. 74^0043. toyota rims. $150.643-4400. Main Street. $350. M curltv otter 6om, 646-461l.a Sable and white. Vet FOR SALE checked. Outoolna per- Looded with CB, 649-7660. $250. Call 643-7237 after & references required. 6pm. Coll oner 11am, 643-1499. Excellent Coin Operated sonolltv. Champion line Motorcycle Insurance — MPTruck Cop for Sfootbed, washer. Great for apart­ bred. 742-618S otter 4pm. 1900 Chew Citation — Get Protection! Ride with blue. Excellent condition. ^ 1968 Pontiac Lemons $200. 644-2124 ment house or home use. I Blue. Automatic, olr, high Convertible. Air, all new AAA Coyerage. Competi­ AKC Golden Retrievers, I STORE AND $75. 649-4003.O SF1975 Dodge Dart Swinger miles. Good condition. tires. Classic candidate. tive rotes for all riders. ready 4/10/06 coll 646-1263 — Good running condi­ $1,195. Call 646-2796. Discounts for expe­ OFFICE SPACE $2,500 or best offer. 646- Ladder Rack for Pickup otter 5pm. tion. $600 or best offer. 8030. rienced riders a riders Coll 649-9942 between 6- |B 1980Cougar XR7— 80,000 with prior Insurance. Spe­ fruck wifh 8 ff. bed. $250. I MACHINERY Call 647-9710. Office Space — Excellent ^ 20 Gallon Fish Tank with 0pm. miles. Very good condi­ cial rotes for older riders location with ample pork- AND TOOLS nrcessorles. Also 3 shorks tion. $2,200 or best offer. with touring bikes. For a Ing. 600, 400 a 300 sq. ft. and 2 angelfish. 209-1062 646-7202 or 646-7995. ITRUCKS/VANS no obligation quote, coll office suites ore now Get rid of those tools that evenings. 1971 Volvo 145 F Station FOR SALE AAA Insurance at 646- UOUOR PBRBHT available. 649^2091. Wagon, automatic, excel­ 7096. NOTICE OP APPUCATION you have no use for. Place 1973 Volkswagen Super an ad In the classifieds lent running condition a This Is to give notice that i, Manchester — Prime Beetle — 3 speed auto­ 1979 Ford Cube Van — Walter A. SllkawskI of 81 and replace the tools with MISCELLANEOUS 1972 Volvo station wagon, downtown store or office I 4 speed, use for ports. matic. Very good condi­ Runs great, body needs Ludlow Rd., Manchester, CT cash! Coll 643-2711. FOR SALE tion. New paint lob. $750. INVITATION TO BID 04040 hove filed an op^lco- space. Approximately $1,800 for both or best work. $1,200 or best offer. The Monehaster Public tion placarded...... March ■ 1212,1986/ir' 1750 square feet with utili­ offer. Call 74^7784 after 646-1525. See of Al Sleffert's, 445 Schools solicits bids for o with the Deportment of ties, 660-1447. Broksonic Cordless 5pm. Hartford Road, SCHOOL PHOTOGRAPHER Liquor Control a Package |7^FUEL0iL/C0AL/ Phone with memory; $35. 1976 Gremlin — 49,000 Manchester. for the 1986-1987 school veor. Liquor for the sale of Office Space - - 500 so. ft. miles, new exhaust, auto­ Sealed bids will be received alcoholic liquor on the FIREWOOD 643-6801 .□ until April 2, 1986, 2:00 P.M., premises 278 west Middle Heat Included. $200 per II ^1980Chevette— 4 sdeed, matic, good running con­ standard transmission, at vyhlch time they will be Take., Manchester, CT 04040. month. Coll 649-5334 or dition. $1,000. 649-8874. publicly opened. The right It The business will be owned 643-7175. Tw o Cords of wood. Sea­ 45,000 miles. $1,800. Call CAMPERS/ soned 6 months, cut a ENDROLLS reserved to relect any ond oil by Walter A. SllkowskI of 81 643-9043 after 6pm. 1978 Datsun F10 — Stotlon TRAILERS bids. Specifications and bid Ludlow Rd., Manchester, CT spilt. $75 each. Cash a a7%wMlh-2Se forms may be secured at the 04040 and will be conducted carry. 646-3156. ■(SYi wldth-2 lor 258 wagon, excellent condi­ Business Office, 45 North by Walter A. SllkowskI as I INDUSTRIAL You'll never know the tion. Low mileage, $2,000. 1973 Volkswagen Camper School Street, Monchester, permittee. m u s t b« plektd up at th91 — Good condition. $1,500. PROPERTY Stancheslert^sldOJIlce power of Clossifled until 643-9730, please leave Connecticut. Walter A. SllkawskI you use It yourself. message. Call 742-8843. 040-03 March 17,1984 lOFFICE/RETAIL belore 11 AM . ONLY. I 03F03 Manchester — Industrial EQUIPMENT space. 1,500 square feet. Also 3,000 square feet 8 Sections used stockade storage. Tullv Real Est­ K IBM Selectrics. 10% off. fence, 6' x 8' with post. S75 ate, 643-0005. St. Patrick's Day Special I for all. 643-1938.0 649-4986. INyiTATION TO BIO Seoled bids will be received Merchandise I RECREATIONAL In the General Services' oF flee, 41 Center St., Manches­ TAKE I EQUIPMENT ter, C T until April 3, 1986 at 11:00 a.m. for the followino: IHOUDAY/ Poolsl Poolsl Poolsl AAA (1) GYM EQUIPMENT pool distributor must dis­ FOR MANCHESTER SEASONAL pose of entire stock of POLICE DEPT. new, leftover, 1985, 31 ft. (2) PURCHASE OF A ^Snowblower, Snowbird, family sized swimming FILING/STORAGE UNIT pools with huge sundeck, FOR MARY CHENEY 2 T ’, 3'/iHo. $175. J.C . Pen­ LIBRARY ney 10 cu. ft. Chest fencing, fllfer, ladders and warranty for only The Town of Manchester Is freezer, 6 years old. $180. on equal opportunity em­ BEFORE YOU 649-1647. $978. Installation optional ployer, and requires an afflr- and extra, financing ayoll- CHANCE owe it to your matlveactlon policy forall of able. Call Paul at 721-1884. Its Contractors and Vendors os a condition of doing busi­ out and tear c Fold Up Ping Pong Table ness with the Town, as per CLOTHING with net. $25. Call 64^6810 Federal Order 11246. card and lean BldForms, plans ondspecltl- otter 5;30pm.a catlons are available at the can give your Pick up extra cash for General Services' office. those clothes In your attic Bike for Sole — 20" Huffy. TO W N OF that your children haye $25. Call 647-7366 after MANCHESTER, CT. outgrown. Place an ad In 5pm.□ R O BERT B. WEISS, Call TOLL FRE the Classifieds. Call 643- GENERAL MANAGER 2711. 033-03 card within 5 ISOATS/MARINE INVITATION TO BIO [EQUIPMENT Sealed bids will be received P LEA S E ^ FURNITURE In the office of the Director of Rowboat, 12 ft. All flatbot- General Services', 41 Center St., Manchester, C T until Protect Your Treasured tom, marine plywood. March 31, 1986 at 11:00 a.m. Dining Room Table with Bow decked, stern tran- for the following: OR ( son, cypress. 646-6477. custom fit table pads. REPAIR. RENOVATIONS 6 Guaranteed. Superior ADDITIONS TO OUTSIDE ’’WE’VE GOT YOUR NUMBER” IN CONh workmanship. Some RACQUETBALL COURTS - CHARTER OAK PARK OUTSIDE CC styles with decorator co­ MUSICAL The Town of Manchester Is lors. I'll come to your on equol opportunity em­ home to measure your ITEMS ployer, and requires on affir­ table with no obligation. mative action policy for all.of CONTEST Lisa, 236-1808, leave Its Controctors and Vendors Yes, l a m a hom eo\ Baby Grand, Mehlln. Ex­ as a condition of doing busi­ message. cellent condition. Fine ness with the Town, os per facts by giving yoi sound. $5,950. For appoint­ Federal Order 11246. expiairi your prodi ment, call 423-2668, please The U.S. Dept, of the Interior ITV/STEHEO/ leave message. Is participating In this pro- lect, therefore all federal STARTING APPLIANCES wage rates, state wage rotes WE' and the Davis Bacon Act pro­ visions regarding antl-dls- I PETS AND crl mlnotlon and eauol oppor­ MARCH 14th! Used Refrigerators, SUPPUES tunity etc. must apply to this GlV.NO AW AV- Washers, Ranges — contract. clean, guaranteed, parts Bid Forms, plans and specifi­ and service. Low prices. Free — Benll Type dog. cations are available at the B.D. Pearl a Son, 649 General Services' Office, 41 Good with children, 12 Main Street, 643-2171. Center Street,- Manchester, years old". 646-4019 otter Connecticut. f r e e To Every 5th, 10th Like New 14 cu. ft. Indus­ 5:30pm. TOWN OF MANCHESTER trial freezer. $350. 649- CONNECTICUT ROBERT B. WEISS, 9012. Attention Dog Owners. I GENERAL MANAGER 15th and 20th Caller... will come to your home 032-03 Solid State A M -F M ste­ for obedience training who speaks with our classified ad reo. Multiflex receiver, and behavlorlal problem BSR MacDonald Mln- solving. Call Professional Casual Favorite department between 8:30 a.m. Ichanger plus two speak­ Dog Trainer, Joe DIS- ers. $39.44. 742-7497.n anto. 659-2482. and 5:00 p.m., Monday through Friday, we'll give away a free clas­ I MISCELLANEOUS I MISCELLANEOUS sified word ad for a maximum of I am interested in: FOR RENT FOR RENT PLUS I I Sid,ing . 1 R six consecutive days. Please call in the; 1 9 9 1 1 Morning 1 | / KEEP a THINGS AT H a n d i Every 150th, 200th 0 ^ r OAYt Self Stor>lt Place and 300th Caller... A WCIK RJISVTOUM will receive a grand prize of Wide dnvewavs. no stairs to cumo raiVATS STORJiei Dinner for Two at one of the your own space, door and lock \\ SA P S p r i z e s following restaurants of their fence end electronic security choice: • PIANO’S • WONGS • THE ADAMS MILL - a • VITO’S BIRCH MOUNTAIN INN S10 North Main St iHEiPnnHi'iii M A N C N IS T r a ‘ S«lf Slor-lt Ploco ^ S 49-S980 In order to qualify, simply call and KIT ‘ir CARLYLE ® b f Larry Wright Call Now speak with one of our classified representatives to learn if you 8146 are a LUCKY WINNER. 12H-24W and Win! lePT IH MKT ceribITioN UIIU. 9«Nib( cF BW> l o o :. Top a with a sew iple vast in aMachins or oaotnatiae color for a diflWcBt took. No.8M8«dllil CONTEST DATES te In Sbee IS to 50. Slat 40.44 bast...dress. 3-7/8 yards — 643-2711 45-Inch; vsM. 1-5/8 yards. MARCH 14th 3l8t TO 0B8EB. teed S2.SB fir sack NON-COMMERCIAL ADVERTISERS ONLY. MaoafM, pun "ItarpastsnaM9w> i ONLY IN THE

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