20 - MANCHESTER HERALD. Saturday, April 20, 1985 MANCHESTER FOCUS SPORTS WEATHER BUSINESS Court to be told Ribbon Mill offers Gates dethroned Cloudy sky tonight; to tighten procedures blend of old, new at Bolton 5-Miler sunny, mild Tuesday ... page 14 ... page 2 Business Start with auctions to buy home ... page 10 ... page 16

These are the spring weeks when you can't resist — say, a day or two. In Brief This allows corporations that are auctioning house peeping" as you drive your car around your property to get approval from their boards of area or one nearby — and therefore, if you're really in directors or for executors of an estate to get the NYNEX earnings increase the market to buy or sell a house, these are the weeks Your NEW YORK - N YN E X Corp., the regional to look for and attend a real estate auction. approval of the heirs. , It means that if you're the successful bidder, you 11 telephone company created by the breakup of The number of real estate auctions has been on an Money's have to put up with some uncertainty for a period, AT&T, Monday reported its first-quarter earn­ upswing. Propelling the auctions have been forced ings rose 16.1 percent from year-earlier levels. sales caused by bankruptcy, foreclosure or the need to Worth however brief. Auctions of this type, however, protect the seller In the first three months of 1985 NYN E X earned meet estate tax payments. Sylvia Porter You can, if you're informed, shrewd (and lucky) from bargain-basement prices, while letting him/her fHanrh^Btpr Mpralb $257.4 million, or $2.55 a share, up from $221.7 avoid imposing a minimum floor price. The ...... * MnnHa\/Monday, Anr April 22, 1985 — Single copy: 250 million, or $2.29 a share, in the opening 1984 pick up real estate at fire-sale prices during an Manchester, Conn. — A City of Village Charm underlying idea is to encourage attendance and quarter. auction. Sellers needing to get rid of their property Revenues climbed 9.7 percent to $2.50 billion quickly aren't in a strong position to bargain for top bidding. . , , 3. In the third type of auction, the fundamental goal from $2.28 billion a year earlier. dollar while buyers can simply step back if the bidding gross sales price. is achieving a minimum price. This is known as "The New York-New England economy con­ appears to be swinging too high. Real estate auctions fall into three separate absolute auction subject to upset price. An auction of tinues to be vigorous and demand for our products Where will you find the auctions? They'll be classifications. this type establishes an advertised minimum price and services remain strong, with customer advertised in the local newspapers and advertised on 1. The first type, called an absolute auction, TV or radio or even billboards. You also can ask your provides the best opportunities for most buyers. In before bidding gets under way. As a result, the Man charged access lines up by 102,000 during the first three property will not be sold for any lower price. 4 months of 1985," said N YN E X Chairman D.C. local real estate brokers if they know the location and this type, if you're the highest bidder, you get the property. The seller cannot change his/her mind after Staley. "A t the same time, we have maintained times of auctions selling the kind of property you Setting a price can be tricky. The seller wants to out efforts to contain costs." want. Most auctioneers invite licensed real estate the hammer falls to close the sale. encourage attendance, which argues against setting brokers to attend. The brokers will register their As a rule, the auctioneer advertises the terms of NYNEX serves 11 million customers in New the price too high. sale in advance. In addition, a sheet explaining those York, Massachusetts, Maine, Vermont, New clients with the auctioneer and. if the client buys But he also doesn't want to let his sales price fall too in slaying of terms is distributed to bidders at the auction, and the Hampshire, Rhode Island and a small part of something, the auctioneer will share his commission low just because he's so eager to unload. southern Connecticut. with the broker. The auctioneer probably will be a terms are repeated before the sale actually gets under licensed real estate broker or at least associated with way. A new twist to real estate auctions is developing Signal tales and profits up one. In some states, auctioneers have to meet strict Because this kind of auction can produce the greatest with the coming of many time shares on the auction licensing requirements. bargains, it tends to attract the biggest crowds and block, reports George W. Nordham, editor of “ Real ROCHESTER, N.Y. - General Signal Corp. One major advantage for buyers at an auction is potentially the stiffest competition. Estate Investment Ideas," a newsletter published by infant daughter has announced slightly higher earnings and sales that your costs are limited to the property itself. The 2. The second type, called auction with reservation, Prentice-Hall. It's not yet clear how well time shares for the first quarter ended March 31. seller pays the auctioneer's commission plus the costs permits the seller to retain the right to reject, for any are selling, but buyers have grabbed some real Net income was $25.65 million, or 90 cents a of advertising and promoting the sale. Auctioneers' reason, the highest bidBut he has to announce the bargains. The idea is still being tested by the Bv Sarah Passell apartment complex, police said. share, a small drop from $24.49 million, or 86 fees typically range from 8 percent to 10 percent of the rejection within a oreviously determined time period marketplace. Herald Reporter Crenshaw confessed between 1 and 2 cents a share in the first quarter of 1984. a.m. on Sunday, police .said. Police said the child was killed after a Sales rose 2.9 percent, to $447.13 million from A 24-year-old Olcott Street man was fight between Crenshaw and Lard in the $343.55 million. charged with murder after he confessed At the annual meeting in Rochester, share­ hallway of their apartment building. Seabrook fund case early Sunday morning to having killed holders voted down a proposal that would have set Lard had a bruise on her upper right his infant daughter on Saturday, special guidelines for conducting business in ,-y Manchester police said today. arm, police said. South Africa and rejected another proposal for Marshall V. Crenshaw of 40 Olcott St., Police said they found no blood inside annual elections of directors. goes to higher court the apartment but seized the child's apartment 302, was held over the General Signal, based in Stamford, Conn., was weekend on a $200,000 bond for crib, the crib sheets and the end table formed In 1962 from the merger of General her parents said she had lipped over. SEABROOK, N.H. (DPI) - manages Seabrook construction arraignment today in Manchester Railway Signal and The Regina Corp. Its main Police sent the furnishings to the State Lawyers for four Massachusetts for the owners, said the owners Superior Court. product areas include equipment for semiconduc­ Police forensic laboratory for testing. utility-owners of the Seabrook were pleased the court agreed to Police would not reveal the method tor manufacturers, electronic control systems for Although Brooks said there is no nuclear plant said Friday the hear the appeal and that the appeal they believe was used to kill the child, mass transit, utilities and other industry and fluid evidence that the child had been subject Massachusetts Supreme Judicial process was moving quickly. 10-month-old Dale-Lyn Crenshaw, control Instrumentation. to recent repeated abuse, police records Court will hear an appeal of a Asked about the outcome of the pending the results of an autopsy by the show that they took her from her regulatory decision on their Sea­ appeal, the president of the lead state medical examiner. A spokeswo­ parents at the age of two months last brook investments. Seabrook owner. Public Service man in the medical examiner's office Three banks report gains year after she was brought to Manches­ The lawyers told executives Co. of New Hampshire, said he will said the autopsy was still incomplete at BOSTON — Three big Boston banks each ter Memorial Hospital with a broken from the 16 New England utilities not concede the project is finished noon. reported first quarter profit increases of at least arm. Using information from friends i t ’ ? ' that own Seabrook the court has if the court ruling is unfavorable. kV The child was pronounced dead on 30 percent, largely attributed to higher net and relatives of the child's mother, scheduled initial briefs on May 2, "If they can't come up with the arrival in the emergency room at interest income. t v 'V - * . -J • ■ ’* • it’ki'^- police said they got a search warrant to oral arguments on May 9 and reply funds there are going to be Manchester Memorial Hospital, where Bank of New England, Bay Banks and Shawmut -‘4_ q examine Dale-Lyn last August and then briefs by May 13. reasons," said Robert J. Harrison, her parents brought her shortly before 5 — all among New England's 10 largest banks — ■ ' 'i'. turned her over to the state Department The appeal follows a Massachu­ adding that the owners would have p m Saturday, police said. reported earnings increases ranging from 30 to 35 of Child and Youth Services. setts Department of Public Utili­ to examine the reasons. "W e have The death is still under investigation. percent. r : DCYS placed her in foster care for a ties decision earlier this month faced tougher problems." Police said the child's mother. Susan Bank of New England said earnings were $12.7 month and then returned her to her that utilities in that state can “ The owners have a contractual Lard, 22, may also face criminal million, or $2.38 per share, up from income of $9.4 parents' custody, police said. proceed with Seabrook spending at obligation,” said Edward Brown, charges in the case. million, or $1.94, in the first three months of last At that time police criticized the the risk of their stockholders, not New Hampshire Yankee presi­ Asked if the murder was a brutal one. year. doctor who set the baby's arm for ratepayers. dent. “ They have managed to meet Captain of Detectives Jo.seph Brooks BayBanks posted profits of $9.7 million. or$1.52 failing to report the incident to police or The four utilities affected by the those contractual obligations be­ said, "They're all brutal when the child per share. The bank had earnings of $7.4 million, juvenile authorities, police reports decision own about 26 percent of fore, and we would expect they is 10 months old.” But Brooks said he or $1.17 per share, in the first quarter of last year. released today show. Police said Dr. the reactor project on New Hamp­ would continue to do so.” has seen worse cases. Shawmut reported income of $12.1 million, or Peter B. Gram, an orthopedist, ex­ shire's coastline. The four Massachusetts utilities He said the child's body showed a $1.17 per share, compared with earnings of $9.3 plained when they questioned him later The lawyers made their an­ in the appeal are Massachusetts bruise on the right side of the forehead, million, or $1.01 per share, in the first quarter of that he su.spected abuse but did not nouncement at the regular Municipal Wholesale Electric Co.. red marks under the left eye and 1984. think he had enough evidence to report monthly meeting of Seabrook New England Power Co., Fitch­ scrapes on the back of the head. owners at the construction site, burg Gas and Electric Light Co. The parents at first claimed that their it. Police said the doctor did not make a where Seabrook's first reactor sits and Canal Electric Co. daughter was injured when she tipped Bradlees has sales gain written report of his suspicions for 85-percent complete. Seabrook's over a plastic end table covered with BOSTON — Bradlees Department Stores has second reactor has been condition­ half-empty glasses, police said. But hospital files. announced its sales for the five weeks ended April Gram was in surgery this morning ally canceled. Mount Ru$hmoro Brooks said that in his confession 6 rose 20 percent over figures for the same period and could not be reached for comment, Seabrook I is scheduled for Mount Rushmore in the Black Crenshaw later offered a different last year. his office said. The hospital spokesman completion late next year and is Hills of South Dakota has an explanation. Brooks would not The Stop & Shop Cos. unit said sales rose to declined to comment on the matter. projected to cost about $4.6 billion. altitude of 6,200 feet. Sculptured on elaborate. $114.6 million from $95.2 million. Sales in Police said that several of Lard's The owners have invested about its granite face are the heads of Police said Crenshaw, an employee of comparable stores, those open at least a full fiscal friends and members of her family told $3.1 billion in the project so far. Washington, Jefferson, Lincoln Jim's Arco Service station on Hartford year, were up 15 percent. them they had seen Crenshaw handle New Hampshire Yankee, which Road, voluntarily went from the Bradlees operates 132 department stores in and Theodore Roosevelt. hospital to police headquarters at 239 E. the newborn roughly and suspected he eight states. Middle Turnpike to be interviewed. was also physically abusing Lard. Crenshaw was released about 9 p.m., Friends and relatives reported that Lard told them she was afraid of police said. QTE net income Increases Police said he later called headquar­ Crenshaw and had asked him to leave in 1984, but that he refused, police said. STAMFORD — GTE Tuesday reported that ters and asked to meet an officer in the Police said that Lard told them then consolidated net income increased 2 percent to Manchester Community College park­ that she feared her daughter had been $273 million for the first quarter of 1985, up from ing lot. Detective Joseph Morrissey sexually abused but refused to impli­ $267 million earned in the first quarter last year. interviewed him there. Detective Sgt. cate Crenshaw. Witnesses told police Earnings per share for the quarter were $1.29,5 Donald Wright later joined Morrissey they had spotted scrapes and bruises percent less than the $1.36 per share earned in the and Crenshaw at the apartment Cren­ corresponding 1984 quarter when there were 7 shaw shares with Lard in The Olcott near the child's genitals. percent fewer shares outstanding. Combined revenues and sales for the first quarter of 1985 were $3.7 billion, up 6 percent, the company said. Theodore F. Brophy, chairman and chief executive officer, said GTE’s income from local Yale’s Giamatti telephone companies and sales of its electrical products more than offset a drop In revenues from communications products and its Sprint long-distance telephone service. to resign in ’86 Brophy said Sprint's loss was due ‘ ‘primarily to substantially increased costs including an Increase of more than 70 percent in access NEW HAVEN (UPI) - A. Bartlett wracked by labor strife at Yale. White charges that it and other long-distance common Giamatti announced his resignation collar workers charging economic carriers (OCC's) must now pay as a result of Herald photos by Bashaw discrimination against minorities Harild photo by Pinto today as president of Yale University regulatory orders.” following a year of labor strife at launched a strike in the (all following Remembering Vietnam veterans America's third-oldest institution of months of unsuccessful negotiations. Shampoo time higher learning. Blue collar workers honored the picket Coleco has earnings gain Workers begin installing a black granite monument John Dudley help lower a piece of the monument. "This is not the end of anything,” lines, and the feud became increasingly Robert F. Cormier of 63 Lyndale St. shampoos a rug. Cormier is the WEST HARTFORD — Coleco Industries, Inc. Even small businessmen this morning at a park at Main and Center streets The highly reflective monument will be V-shaped Giamatti. 47, told a news conference. bitter until agreements were finally has announced its earnings for the first quarter of owner of East Coast Carpet and Maintenance, a private and "It's the beginning of an interesting rearched in January. that will be dedicated to Manchester's Vietnam War and will resemble the one dedicated to Vietnam morning for me." J. Richardson Dilworth, a member of 1985 were six times greater than the same quarter commerciai carpet-cieaning business. veterans in Washington, D.C. Park organizers hope last year. have cash flow problems veterans. George Fawcett, top, helps free a portion Giamatti said his resignation is the Yale Corporation, the school's Coleco, maker of the Cabbage Patch Kids, said of the monument that has been unloaded from a to have the monument in place and the park ready effective June 1986 and he has "no plans governing body, said Giamatti's action has launched what potentially could be net earnings were $27.4 million or $1.67 pershare. truck. George Adams, above, helps guide a crate for dedication by Memorial Day. The monument is but to take a year o ff" afterwards. During his seven years as president. a worldwide search fora new president. Including an $8 million credit resulting from tax Computer no fun for many holding a piece of the monument into its resting being installed by the Manchester Monument Co. loss carryforwards from last year. Net earnings Giamatti said he did what he could to "W e will look all over the country, for the first quarter of 1984 were $4.4 million or Your newspaper carrier depends place. Above right, Adams, George Fawcett and meet certain goals, including the perhaps abroad depending on what we BOSTON (UPI) — By the time a name Increase In the number of people behind on $.27 per share. re-establishment of "fiscal equili­ find,” Dilworth said. Dilworth said the comes to one of Mel Josselyn's people, a their taxes that started across the country on his collections each week to brium" at the Ivy League School. Yale Corporation “ profoundly regrets computer has spit out three letters of in the mid 1970s. The burden made the old pay his bill, whether or hot he Giamatti, named Yale's 19th presi­ Giamatti's desire to retire. But it is Investment report warning and it's time for the phone call no paper system too cumbersome to chase all dent in 1977, was hailed by his indeed more than grateful for his one enjoys. the dollars. has received payment from his Legislature mulls day-care reform colleagues for finding ways of saving enormous contributions to the present The Internal Revenue Service is on the Between 1976 and 1982, the IRS Inventory money without jeopardizing educa­ wellbeing of the university . " as of 3 p.m. Friday. line and the caller has some questions about of accounts receivable grew from 614,000 to and age 15 in Connecticut, 300,000 need day $10,000 for year round employment. The dog tional excellence. Born in Boston, Giamatti attended taxes owed the government. He also has a customers. When he doesn’t get By Lvda Phillips nearly 2 million. The taxes owned by those care becau.se both parents work outside the warden in our town starts at $13,127 per Yale reported in November 1981 that South Hadley High School, the Interna­ Price United Press International Change computer terminal screen full of detailed accounts swelled from $1.7 billion to $7.6 home or because the parent is single, the y e a r. '• for the first time in 10 years, it had tional School of Rome while his father Friday This Week information about the taxpayer. billion. paid, he has to dip into his HARTFORD — The Legislature is commission found. operated without an annual deficit. was in Italy on a sabbatical leave, and "P eop le are never very happy to hear Boston was one of the last of 21 national To deal with the problem, the Human considering major reforms in the state's Fran Roberts, state director of child day Despite inflation, its endowment Phillips Academy in Andover, Mass. He Advest Inc. 9>A nc from us, particularly If they owe us ACS sites to be Installed last year and the pocket to make up the difference^ Services Committee approved the omnibus administration of child day cure, aware care, said as of Jan, 1 the state had 1.099 reached a record high of $800 million. majored in English at Yale and Acmat 7V4 dn money,” said Dick Moran, the acting chief bill that would provide $160,000 in the first */4 IRS says it has cut down costs and day-care centers and group day-care And the $58 million raised in 1980 and graduated magna cum laude in 1960, the Aetna 40Vt nc of collection for the IRS in Boston. " I don't increas^ collections. that the need for day care is growing as year to create a Bureau of Child Day Care homes and 2,660 licensed family day-care 1981 was more than Yale had raised in' same year he married Toni Smith of CBT Corp. 43‘A more families need more than one bread­ within the Department of Human up IV 4 know if we're ever going to be number one "W e've probably saved 30 or 40 percent homes, which care for up to six children. any two-year period in its history. Plainfield, N.J. Colonial Bancorp 29V< up l ‘/4 on the hit parade.” on staff. In terms of cases, we have more You can help keep a small winner to survive. Resources. Lawmakers, who conducted a year-long Those centers had space for about 50,000 Giamatti, a popular English profes­ Finast 15>/« up 1/4 They may not be popular, but they have than doubled the money," Moran said. Within the new bureau would be two study of day care, are considering a bill to children, "less than half of the children in sor, was named president following the First Conn. Bancorp 371/4 nc become better organized to handle the “ We're finding it quicker, handling it businessman from going under if separate agencies, one to handle licensing consolidate administration of day care in that age group (0-6 years) whose mothers resignation of Kingman Brewster, who First Hartford Corp. >/4 up '/4 growing list of tax delinquents to be tracked and inspection of day care centers and the quicker and collecting more dollars.” are working," Roberts said. went on to become ambassor to the Hartford National 29>/4 down. you pay your carrier when he the Department of Human Resources by other to handle funding. up •A "M any working people use relatives who Court of St. James and is now with a Hartford Steam Boiler 79‘/i dn ‘A Before last year, 90 to 100 people did the The Boston ACS collected $38 million in Jan. 1, 1986. Inside Today back taxes from June to December of 1983. The bill was approved by the Human do not have to be licensed. Many use An office of child day care would be prestigious law firm. Ingersoll Rand 45Vi up >A same kind of work in offices overflowing cails to coliect. Thank you. The new automated system colleced $88 Services Committee after the study, which neighbors or friends who should be licensed preserved within the bureau as an in-house Giamatti said it was his “ sense of J.C. Penney 4SVi dn PA with huge racks of alphabetized paper million in the same period o f last year and found that "the emergence of child day care but are not," Roberts said. advocacy group, and the entire operation momentum and direction” that led to 20 pages, 2 sections Lydall Inc. 14 dn IVi records — trying to collect tax money averages about $2.8 million a week. as critical to the changing role of the family The quality of care at centers varies, would be overseen by a 16-member his decision to step down. Sage Allen 18>A nc around greater Boston. in society." parents are worried by reports of sexual appointed advisory council. Giamatti also cited improvements in . . 17 Obituaries . . 10 SNET 40>A up >A Josselyn runs the successor to that ACS combines a computer with a "The essence of the problem is that day abuse and the salaries for day-care staff are Dyson said he cannot support the bill as it academic salaries and benefits and Area towns— 10 O pinio n^ —. Travelers 41>/t up 'A operation, called the Automated Collection Manchester Herald Classified__ . 16-19 Peopletalk . telephone system. The computer picks a care has not had a high priority. It has yet to low, the commission found. now reads because it preserves the office of renovation of the physical plant as C om ics. Tyco Laboratories 34>/4 up 1 System, covering all of New England with a ____ 6 Sports — pending case according to priority, displays get it," said Rep. William R. Dyson, D-New At a commission public hearing, a child day care, elimination of which he said accomplishments made during his Entertainment. 17 T elevisio n — United Technologies 38Vi dn >/4 few more people and 63 computer background information on a screen and day-care center director testified, "The was "crucial to eliminate the fragmenta­ presidency. Lottery—_ _ 2 W e a th e r__ New York gold $327.00 dn $2.90 terminals. Haven, who chaired the study commission. then dials the number for the operator with Call 647-9946 Of the 615,000 children between infancy average day-care worker earns less than tion" of service. Giamattis' decision followed a year ACS was born in large part by a gigantic the touch of a key. MANCHKSTKR HKHAl.l). Monduv, April 22, HtHfi - 3 2c . —- MANCHESTER HERALD. Monday, , . .y. April —, 22. 1985 Press In Malaysia feels pressure from government Lydall may buy ...... _..1___ anrt 9 millinn Indians. In 1969, milmits "there is no press freedom policies, the prime minister also and 3 million Indians. In 1969, By Susan Robinson "Thus far, we have little room to can be withdrawn by the govlBrn- racial tension erupted in a bloody p erse." lashed out at newspapers that Journalists, he says, should United Press International be optimistic that such a liberal ment at any time. wave of rioting — a memory that Virginia company carried Malaysian stories origi­ understand that there are "certain environment has taken root." remains fresh in the minds of most THE DAILY STAR — a tabloid nally published in overseas local traditions and values" which KUALA LUMPUR, Malaysia Mahathir is expected to call a Malaysians. Lydall Inc. of Munchc.slcr lia.s malerials and elastomer and fiber Mahathir finds particularly irk­ newspapers. must be respected to preserve (UPl) — Prime Minister Mahathir general election before April 1986 "The bane of life in Malaysia is components lor industrial use. some — recently received a letter "Some (newspapers) hide be­ national security. reached an agreement to purcha.se Mohamad thinks he's getting a raw and observers believe much of his racialism. It pervades every as­ The company had sales of $120 from the home ministry warning hind others of some consequence But the journalists' union be­ a Virginia-based elastomer pro­ deal from the press and has annoyance with the press stems pect of Malaysian life, te it million in 1984 and earnings of $9.5 that its license would be withheld and believe they can get away. But lieves many problems could be ducts company, (he company has warned already his country's from his desire for an issue-free political, religious, economic or million. unless the newspaper ceased its even if they seek the help of foreign overcome if political control over announced. tightly controlled newspapers to campaign. even social life," former opposi­ More reeenlly. Lydall an­ vocal coverage of "sensitive" newspapers, I don't care," Maha­ newspapers was reduced. Lydall President Millard H watch their step or face increased Prime minister since 1981, he tion leader Tan Chee Khoon wrote Pryor Jr. said in ;i prepared nounced it h:id sales of $'28 million issues such as a plan to uproot a thir said, referring to Asian Wall censorshop. says his government has issued in his weekly column in the Star. "There are already more than statement that the purchase ol and earnings ol $1 million lor the historic Chinese cemetery in Street Journal reports on a billion- Mahathir recently announced more printing permits than any of enough laws and regulations ... to Panlasote Inc.'s Elastomer Pro­ quarter ending March 31. Tbe Malacca. dollar loan scandal involving a "II our newspapers fan the that if the press continues to his predecessors. But during his ensure that no one exceeds the ducts Division would "lurlhcr figures compared favorably to the "We cannot allow a few who state run bank. embers of racialism in any issue, highlight sensitive racial and tenure, the reins on the bounds of civil liberties and press enhance Lydall's locus ;md capa­ first quarter ol 1984. when the want to control the press to do so at " I couldn't care less if the they may well fan it into a political issues and "undermine" government-aligned press have freedom ," it said. eomp:iny h:id sales of $26 milioti the expense of the m ajority," foreign publications say we are not conflagration that even the whole bilities in the elastomer products national unity, the government been drawn in by a barrage of and earnings ol $846,000 liberal or are undemocratic. They might of the government may not " I f the press is not free to act for . field." will re-think its "liberal policy." legislation ranging from a tighten­ Mahathir said at a recent press The pui'chase ol tbe Panlasote conference. "The government is can just stuff it," the Star quoted be able to put out." the voiceless, a m irror of the The purchase prii-c ol the "What liberal policy?" the Na­ ing of the Official Secrets Act to division lollows the sale ol sevei ,d elected every five years and 1 Mahathir as saying. wounds and sores of the poor, the division was not disclosed. tional Union of Journalists asked in increasing control over foreign By Western standards, the Ma­ Panta.sote's elastoiiier division Lydall divisions to olbei a swift response to Mahathir's publications. represent the views of the oppressed, the exploited and the OF PARTICULAR CONCERN laysian press is docile: most manufactures speci;dly molded companies declaration. "The liberal attitude Tbe 40 or more domestic news­ m ajority." victims of developm ent... then not ARE fears of growing polarization newspapers are owned by arms of rubber products. The division, In 1983. Lyd;ill solds ils Federal professed by the government can papers — pubiished in Malay, Unhappy with press coverage of only is the press not free anymore, among the country's 7 million the ruling political parties. Infor­ which is located in C'liflon Forge. Package Division in Minneapolis. English, Chinese, Jawi and Tamil his speeches and what he believes the nation itself is not free." only be judged by its deeds and not ethnic Malays. 5 million Chinese mation Minister Rais Yatim ad­ Va., had sales in 1984 ol about $12 Minn., to ;i group ol management — must all possess a license, which to be unnecessary criticism of his words alone. million, according to Ihcslatemenl investors Last year it sold its issued by Lydall Superior Ball Division to Hoover Pryor was not avail;d)le for Universal ol Ann Arbor. Mich , lor Weekend Weather comment on the purchase agree­ a cash price ol $16 million. riie company also has a lenla- firepower P e o p le ta lk ment. which is subject to approval by the boards of directors of both tive agreement to sell its Lydall & Residents from Today’s forecast companies. Foulds Division in Manchester to a Lydall. which has lorporale group ol individuals that includes throughout the state, Card-carrying hustler Connecticut, Massachusetts offices at One Colonial Hoad, the president of the division. Pryor and Rhode Island: Today: hazy manufactures specialty fiber has said. above, practice their When you're a hustler you never give away sunshine. Highs around 60 along anything worthwhile and Rudolf "Minnesota the shore to the mid 70s inland. shooting skills Sun­ Fats" Wanderone Jr. is definitely a hustler The Tonight: partly cloudy with day at the rifle range pool shark, who was the inspiration for Jackie patchy fog. Lows in the mid 40s. Manchester Gleason's character in the movie "The Hustler, Tuesday: mostly sunny. Highs at the Nike site in says he expects to be paid every time he lifts ;i cue around 60 along the shore and 70 stick. In Brief Manchester. From " Millionaires invite me to their houses to play, to 75 inland. Vermont: Today showers end­ he says in Newlook magazine. "1 tell them up left are Alan Gowdy front — even a Rockefeller or a Sinatra — that it 'll ing this morning. Sunny periods of Ellington, Robert cost them a $2,000 fee. Plus, of course, whatever and warm with a 30 percent Student gets we play for." chance of afternoon and evening Dubeau of Thomp­ Fats, who likes to brag as much as possible, thundershowers. Highs near 80. German prize says he has never lifted anything heavier than a Light winds. Tonight a 30 percent son, John Tucker of Alexander Eitel of 97 Blue Ridge cue, a knife or a fork. chance of a thundershower early Pomfret Center, Ber­ "Hell. I've never even shaved myself, " he said then partly cloudy and mild with Drive, an eighth-grader at Illing When he shakes hands with people Fats gives lows around 50. Light winds. Junior High School, will be ho­ nadette Way of them an autographed business curd that says Tuesday sunny periods and nored at a statewide German "Minnesota Fats shook my hand. " warm with a 30 percent chance of awards banquet in We.st Haven on Southbury, David He eases up on the hustler's credo and doesn t afternoon and evening thunder­ May 3 Way of Southbury charge for the card. showers. Highs near 80. Eitel. one of six students at the Maine and New Hampshire: and Bill Fassbender It may feel like desert day independent German Language Today sunny. Highs 55 to 60. Today: hazy sunshine. Mild with high 70 to 75. Light and variable wind School of Conneelieut in Hartford, of Watertown. At North winds 5 to 15 mph. Monday W1 Madam debutante night clear. Lows near 32. becoming east around 10 mph this afternoon. Tonight: partly cloudy. recently scored in the 90th percen­ right, Adrian Adam Tuesday mostly sunny. Highs in Low in the mid 40s. Light northeast wind. Tuesday: mostly sunny and Alexander Eitel tile on a national German test Her blood may be blue but friends of mild. High around 70. Today's weather picture was drawn by Seth the 50s to mid 60s. of South Windsor "M ayflower Madam" Sydney Biddle say her Egnasko, 8, of 192 Spring St., a fourth grader at Martin School. bank account is in the red because of legal Radio tower, signs get OK takes aim during a expenses in fighting charges she operated a Extended outlook The Planning and Zoning Commission has approved pistol match at the high-class call-girl operation. Supporters are Extended outlook for New applications for a radio lower at the Manchester police station organizing the Mayflower Defense Fund Ball for UPl photo England Wednesday through range. The range is Tuesday night at Manhattan's stylish Limelight and two signs for the fire museum on Pine Street. Friday: disco to raise $20,000 for her legal defense. The 250-foot-high radio tower will be placed in front of the run by the town Not down in the alley Connecticut, Massachusetts "It's being organized by Sidney's friends." said police station on East M iddle Turnpike and is needed to im prove and Rhode Island: F air Wednes­ Recreation Jackie Burnham, a spokeswoman lor the disco. .Actor John Houseman holds up the Alley Award the police communications system, said Planning Director Mark The Mayflower Defense Fund Ball hopes to draw which was presented to him Sunday during an day. Chance of rain Thursday and Friday. High temperature Pellegrini. Department. 500 people who will pay $40 each to attend the awards dinner and ceremony in Houston. The The signs for the fire museum, which is owned by the from the mid 60s to mid 70s frolic, which will be styled as a debutante ball awards, give by the city's 38-year-old resident Connecticut Firemen's Historical Society, met all the Wednesday except 50s Cape Cod A spokeswoman said the disco will be decorated professional theatre. Alley Theatre, was pres­ requirements of the historic zone in which it is located, according and the islands. High Thursday in "M ayflower motif " and Biddle, whose ented to Houseman in recognition of his to Assistant Planning Director Carol Zebb. The museum will be ancestors came over on the Mayflower, w ill greet significant contributions to tbe theatre arts for and Friday from the mid 50s to Herald photo by Pinto open April 19 through November this year. Zebb said. her guests in a receiving line. The invitation says, over five decades mid 60s. Overnight lows in the The PZC acted on the applications last Monday. •'Black tie and ball gowns with uniforms 40s. requested for serving officers. Ladies w ill not be Maine, New Hampshire and required to wear tiaras." Biddle plans to wear the Vermont: Fair Wednesday with Voters can sign up this week ZBA’s second day-care hearing is tonight long white gloves she wore at her debut in lows in the 30s to lower 40s and Philadelphia. Collect call for J.R. highs in the upper 50s and 60s. The Manchester registrars of voters will hold signup sessions The ZBA will consider Theresa regulations that require a min­ Catholic Parents' Club for a A Russell Street resident whose Increasing clouds Thursday and for voters Thursday and Saturday at M arshall's M all in the R. Shapleigh's application for a imum of 2,000 feet between nursery variance to sell liquor at a Every Friday night after "Dallas" has aired, plans to open a day-care center in chance of rain Friday. Lows in Manchester Parkade. variance to allow the day care schools or day-care centers. fund-raiser at East Catholic High the phone is sure to ring at a ranch outside Dallas her home were pul on hold last School on May 17 and 18. The the mid 30s to mid 40s. Highs in The Thursday session will run from 6:30 to 8:30 p m. center to be located within 2,000 Shapleigh said last month that and the caller is sure to ask for J.R. or Sue Ellen month after the Zoning Board of variance is required because the Changing people or Bobby, says Terry Trippet who owns the the 50s to lower 60s. Saturday’s session will be from 11:30 a.m. to 2:30 p.m. feel of two other nursery schools she has already applied to the state The registrars and their assistants will accept registrations Appeals discovered it had erred in and for a special exception to open Health Department for certifica­ school is located in a residential Southfork Ranch, the biggest — and only — granting her approval to open the The people who read People magazine would from new voters for any town in Connecticut, changes of party the center. tion of the day care center, which zone and is within 1.000 feet of tourist attraction in Parker. Texas. center will again present her case like to change places with Johnny Carson and Spray threatens affiliation, and changes of address within Manchester. The ZBA meets tonight at 7 p.m. would hold up to 12 children. another liquor outlet. Trippet bought the 200-acre ranch, the setting tonight before the ZBA. • An application from Ronald R. Joan Collins. for the prime-time soap opera, from J.R. Duncan Satellite view in the Lincoln Center hearing bee research In other business tonight, the Girardin for a variance from front The magazine had and charges $4 a person for tours and rents it out room. Commerce Department satellite photo taken at 4 a.m, EDT shows a ZBA is scheduled to consider: yard requirements to permit a its readership for formal parties Although the ZBA granted Sha- polled and .31 per­ NEW HAVEN (UPl) - A Yale broken line of thunderstorms throughout the Great Plains and broken pleigh a special exception in • An application from Albert J. first-floor porch at 241-243 West cent of the women "We feei there will be a lot of dignitaries or University biologist said a pesti­ cloudiness from the Intermountain area to the southern Rockies. Fire Calls February to open the center at her Obue for a variance from min­ Center St. to be added to and said they would like artists staying here, so we have areas for cide fatal to bees threatens bee­ home at 115 Russell St., zoning imum side yard requirements to enclosed. keeping and may force him to to be the "Dynasty" .secretaries or bodyguards or maids to stay, Thurday. 4:41 p.m. — alarm, District. Paramedics). officials discovered later that two permit construction of an attached • An application from F.A.R. move his study of the insects to Manchester star and 22 percent upstairs and near the main bedrooms." Trippet Illing Junior High School, 229 E. Saturday. 9:17 a m. — medical nursery schools already were garage at his 87 Harlan St. home. Realty for a variance from side another state unless the pesticide wanted to be Brooke said ft may be only a tourist attraction but for Wednesday, 7:20 p.m. — motor Middle Turnpike (Town). call. 149 Shelden Road (Eighth within 2,000 feet of Shapleigh's • The Manchester Republican yard requirements to permit an use is regulated. Shields some people Southfork is very real. vehicle accident, 342 Broad St. Thursday. 7.20 p.m. — lockout, D istrict). home — a violation of town zoning Town Committee's application for addition to an industrial building at Thomas Seeley, who is consi­ After Carson, (Town, Paramedics) . 41 Center St. (Town). Saturday, 6;26p.m. —grassfire. regulations. a special exception to hold a 1422 Tolland Turnpike. "Almost every Friday night, after the show has dered one of the nation's leading young male readers Thursday, 3:06 a m. — alarm. Friday. 6:09 a m. — service call. Slater Street and 1-84 overpass At its March 25 meeting, the ZBA carnival in a West Center Street • Edward Brown's application aired, our people who stay on the grounds get at researchers of bees, said his wanted to swap pla­ Cheney Brothers Weave Shed 105H Bluefield Drive (Town). (Eighth District). decided to hold its approval in parking lot from May 22 through for a special exception to add a least one long distance phone call from a viewer Connecticut beehives are falling ces with Bruce Friday. 6:20 a.m. — medical Saturday, 9:05 p.m. — tree fire, abeyance to give Shapleigh time to May 27. convenience store to an existing w anting to talk with J R or Bobby or Sue Ellen. " prey to micro-encapsulated me­ (Tow n). Springsteen and Thursday, 11:31 a.m. — car fire, call. 318 Lydall St. (Town. 360 Okland St. (Eighth District). apply for a variance from zoning • An application from the East gas station at 196 Spencer St. Trippet said. "They sometimes want to leave thyl parathion. President Reagan. SAN FRANCISCO/ Paramedics). Saturday. 10:33 p.m. — structure messages for the show's characters." The insecticide is so similar to 3 Packard St. (Town). If entertainers are Thursday, 12:25 p.m. — alarm. Friday, 10:38 a m. — medical (ire. Route 44. Bolton (Eighth pollen that worker bees carry it V. , going to be running L O t A»fGCj^C8 Cheney Technical School, West call, 494 Main St. (Town, District and Bolton). back to their hives where it can kill for office, the read­ Middle Turnpike (Town). Paramedics). Sunday. 5:40 p.m. — brush fire. every bee, said Seeley, an asso­ ers most wanted to LOWEST Thursday. 2:30 p.m. — motor Friday, 11:15 a m. — medical 440 Tolland 'Turnpike (Eighth ciate professor of biology who is EM PCflATIW ES 29 7 see the names of vehicle accident. 345 Center St. call, 216 Woodland Si. (Town, District). Quote of the day interested in the social behavior of NEW Phil Donahue, Ro­ (Town. Paramedics) Paramedics). bees. Mi ORLEANS bert Redford, Clint Eva Kor, one of the children chosen for Dr, Thursday. 4:20 p.m. — bnish Friday, 11:14 p.m.— medical Tolland County Joan Collins Josef Mengele's medical experiments on twins at Beekeepers and environmental­ lE O fN O - Eastwood and Jane fire, Parker Street (Town). call. 216 Woodlands St. Wednesday, 5:49 p.m. — motor ists have urged the state Depart­ Fonda on the ballot. Auschwitz, at a gathering of Holocaust survivors Thursday. 4:20 p.m. - grass (paramedics). vehicle accident. Route 44 at The survey asked even more probing questions in Philadephia Sunday. ment of Environmental Protection n m i fire, off Rachel Road (Eighth Saturday. 12:33 a.m. — medical Bolton line. Coventry (North Cov­ and found that 40 percent had watched an X-rated "Liberty is a very important thing, and it is sad to adopt regulations for the use of UPI WEATHER FOTOCAST ^ District). call. 561A Hilliard St. (Eighth entry, South Coventry). movie on a VCR and that more than half would to think that one has to lo.se freedom in order to methyl parathion in Connecticut. never dress like Boy George. appreciate it. " Seeley, who testified at a DEP hearing last November, said he is awaiting action by the agency and National forecast may be forced to leave Yale unless «MeiTHESKW6eUM«H6 controls are enacted soon. During early Tuesday morning rain is forecast for parts of the FRESH BAKED ^ Bees are killed by a variety of northern Pacific coast and the upper and central Mississippi Valley...... 6/79C I Almanac insecticides, Seeley said Sunday, ONION POPPY ROLLS... but methyl parathion is particu­ Elsewhere, the weather will be fair. Minimum temperatures will include (maximum temperatures in parenthesis): Atlanta 61(78), u6Wis..,sa nHiio larly bad because it has delayed Today is Monday, April 22, the Boston 48(64), Chicago 56(75), Cleveland 54(80), Dallas 59(78), "FOR ALL 112th day of 1985 with 253 to follow. effects. "Penneap can wipe out Denver 39(66), Duluth 41(51), Houston 65(86), Jacksonville 61(85), The moon is approaching its first tens of thousands of bees, a whole YOUR CLEANING SUPPUES" Kansas City 52(68), Little Rock 61(73), Los Angeles 54(71), Miami quarter. colony, in days," he said. MINCED BOLOGNA...... »1.59ib. The morning stars are Mercury, Seeley said results from the final 72(83), Minneapolis 49(65), New Orleans 68(85), New York 55j73), SPECIAL Venus. Jupiter and Saturn. year of a two-year study were Phoenix 55(85), St. Louis 53(72), San Francisco 50(68), Seattle J The evening star is Mars. wiped out when IS hives in one 42(57), Washington 61(86). experiment were poisoned by 40% OFF Those born on this date are under CONTINENTAL i F R E S H the sign of Taurus. They include methyl parathion, which is sold as ...... »2.59ib \ Spanish Queen Isabella, who fi­ Penneap-M by Pennwalt Corp. TRASH CONTAINERS SEA SCALLOPS...... All 600,000 bees kept at Lock- Manchester Herald nanced Christopher Columbus's 10 gol.-20 got.-32 gol.-44 gol.-55 gol. capacity first voyage to the New World, wood Farm in Hamden were killed Richard M. Diamond. Publisher in the 1982 incident. born in 1451: novelist Vladimir • BUCKETS • BROOMS 1 USDA CHOICE FULL CUT Nabokov in 1899 (age 861: violinist Penny Sadd Mark F. 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HICHLAND PARK MARKET It vou'ra unobla to roach your Tho Monchostar Harold Is o ACCOUNTS WELCOME 646-4277 Today In history Rhode Island daily; 2141 corrlor, coll subscrlbor urvlco at A thought for the day: President subscrlbor to Unltod Prou Intorno- ro-vic inc. DIRECTIONS: Sheldon Road runs between Vermont daily: 672 643-3711 by 7 p.m. waakdovs or 10 tlonol nows urvlcos and Is o Franklin D. Roosevelt said, "The Mo IK hollar Apollo 16 astronauts Charles Duke, left, and John Young Massachusetts daily; 4129 o.m. Soturdovs for euarontaod mom bar ot tho Audit Buroou of 146 Sholrfon Rood Oakland Rd. (Rt. 83) and Parker Street. truth is found when men are free to dallvory In Monchutof. . Circulations. DALY 8-5, SAT, 8-3 "M egabu ck s": ll-19-26-27-3^33 PhoiM 646-3322 pursue it." examine a rixk on the moon on this day in 1972. MANCHESTER HERALD, Monday. April ‘22. 1985 - 4 - M AN CH ESTER HER ALD , Monday. April 22, 1985 Senate opens battle of ’86 budget Holocaust survivors mark a kx‘j ...... II.. deficit txiiibill il'ithwill! :ia Hidistinctly diflerent lashioned by GOP senators to conlronl spending lor the Pentagon over inlla- By Elaine S. Povlcb ijpproach the budget deficit. tion, only hall as much as Reagan liberation of death camps United Press International wanted; limits cost ol living increase ('hilf.s budyrl vuiiiUI hold niilitary The GOP leaders and administration spending to the level ol inllation. Ireeze W.ASHINGTON — Weeks ol prelimi­ olficials are candid about the difficulty lor .Social Security recipients to a 2 0v Alice Cantwell and their children were to use V*?-' liercent increase and scraps 17 lederal cosl ol living payments for most Social nary discussion and a Republican ol their task But they coiiteiul their Security recipients except the very poor united Press International Vermont man recalls computers in an attempt to locate compromise led up to today 's opening of package, which allcmpls to trim $.62 pi (igr.iiiis It has no taxes and be" reunited with ftimily Every program cut. Irom Amtrak ami calls for $1 ol l.ixes to be raised lor the camp troops freed budget debate in the Senate and GOP billion Irom the nearly $230 billion every $3 in spending cols PH ILAD ELP H IA — Thousands members and Inends. leaders are straining to hold" togelher federal deficit by cutting programs and and agriculture io I'rbaii Development III Holocaust survivors, joined by — see page 9 Fran Laufer, 59. of New York their spt'nding reduction plan spending, must be kept intact lor it to .Action Grants and the Small Businss Sen. Ernest llollmgs, D S C ., has a ihcir common suffering, gathered said just attending the memorial X But they are facing attacks on have any chance ol passage .Administration, has a constituency and budget plan that would Ireeze all 111 mark the 40th anniversary of the was painful. individual program cuts and Demo­ Last week, there did not appear to be a senator to lepreseiil it sptMuiinii tuul io im * rovoiim* by tMimi- end of World War II and pay founded Candles Children of "As we get older, we have to cratic alternatives that would raise enough votes to approve it. Dole said It's going to he an exercise in pain naling tax indexing to compensate lor liDinage to the 6 million Jews who Auschwitz, an organization for talk," said Laufer, who was a } some us well as slash spending Sunday he expects to have ".50 or 51 " and anguish," said assistant Re|iubli- mll.ition and imposing a 5 percent (lied in Hitler's death camps. other surviving twins. prisoner in the Bergen-Belsen can leader .Alan Sim()Son ol Wyoming Kor denounced President Rea­ Senate Republican leader Robert votes, with Vice Presulent George Bush minimum corpor.ilc l.ix Police estimated 10,000 people camp in Germany. "It brings back Dole said Sunday he expects President available to cast a tie breaker. Simpson said that in "any other year gan's plan to lay a wreath at a a lot of memories but for some it would have been e.isiei to contend Senate Democr.itic leader Roberl .ittended a service Sunday at the Reagan to step to the battlefront this Dole of Kansas, appearing on NBG's Monument to the Six Million cemetery of German war dead, reason, all the survivors have an with the delicit because. "We il .last Byrd, seeing .i chain i' to make some including about 47 Waffen SS week in the face ol Democratic plans to "Meet the F'ress." said he expects some .lewish Martyrs. Led by Mayor attachment to the suffering. raise taxes " But this ye.ir, he said, political )>oints, has said he will do all he troops, during his trip to Germany add lax hikes to spending cuts help in winning Irom a Reagan TV Wilson Goode and Benjamin Meed, "It is very important to meet Reagan has promised to veto ,iny lax can to preservi" Social Sccnril.v COLAs next month, While House olficials also said speech that would urge the public "to in esident of the American Gather­ people that lived through the same, I*' increase bill ml.Id He pul mil .i s|)ccial nolice "I think it's outrageous that Reagan probably will make a televised support Congress " in eflorts to hold ing of Jewish Holocaust Survivors, because people who did not live I ndaunlcd. Si-n l..iwlon Chiles, Frid.iy pomliiig mil lli.il Reag.in someone would have so little address to the nation, possibly Wednes­ dow n the deficit the survivors then begun their slow through the same can't under­ D-Fla . pi.ms to pul lorlli ,i biulgcl lluil promised during Ihc c.imp.iign not to understanding," she said. "How KANSAS SENATOR ROBERT DOLE day or Thursday, promoting the pack The Republican budget, which Rea inarch under a hot sun to the stand, no matter how many books h .,-i/.- ,11,.,, . . -I .,i.|-(-i.nt hike in wduUI cut the sanu' .imoiinl Irom the t.impm" with the progr.iiii does he begin to be the leader of the they read. My children did nol J: . . . parties differ on deficit-cutting age of program cuts - and no taxes Liberty Bell, where each placed a free world? And I voted for him." know exactly what I suffered 1 , llower in the well of the bell in 'flisai The ceremonies Sunday were the because I didn't want to bring them memory of a victim. “X. first of three days of events to pain." "Liberty is a very important mark the end of World War II. Democrats tout plan Jacob Kaliski, 61, Cincinnati, V.S./W orld tiling, and it is sad to think that one Sen. Arlen Specter, R-Pa., was to luis to lose freedom in order to chair a meeting today on the role Ohio, displayed the taltoed \ number — 143191 — that was used 2 .qipreciate il," said Eva Mozes the U .S. government played in the In B rie f lUx to identify him through three as alternative to aid Kor of Terre Haute, Ind search for Mengele and other war As a 9-year-old, Kor was one of criminals. concentration camps. His parents, Israelis sink boat off coast five brothers, three sisters and the twins at Auschwitz who was As they have done at previous * • * Bv Norman D. Sandler "Without such a dialogue, a cease­ numerous relatives died in JEKl^SAl-EM — Thi‘ Isr;ioli N;ivy sJiik ;i bo.il fire proposal IS meaningless, essen .subjected to medical experiments Holocaust gatherings in Jerusa­ United Press International aV.’ * lem and Washington, survivors captivity. cai rying 28 guiTrilUis oft tho Isi iu'll co.ist omi 20 tially a call lor the opposition to by Dr. Joseph Mengele. She later ' \ of Itieni wore prosumod to lum.' (irowiU‘point. Although he thinks White Gambino family. New York City's reigning with skepticism suggestions the larger theme of House officials are seeking a way House. SecretaVy of State George Shultz "The sophistication of this propa Hitler’s elite Waffen SS are buried, organized crime family. flashed an emphatic thumbs-down sign post-war reconciliation overshad­ "to offset what might be the Paterno was arrested Friday night after using ganda initiative by Ortega is extraordi­ is "unfortunate" and that he has to reporters when asked about the "some difficulty with that." ows the presence ol SS graves. downside of this visit, " Dole said, a public telephone outside a pancake house in nary. " said deputy White House press UPl photo Ortega offer "If the president goes to that "I'm not certain they can do that. Miami Beach. Nehrbass said Paterno. who w as secretary Robert Sims Wiesel, an author and chairman THIS WEEK ONLY charged with conspiracy to commit murder, had Later, a State Department statement Sen. Tom Harkin, D-lowa, left, listens as Sen. John Kerry, Scrie encte Saturday, Aprfl 27th. ordered two killings by phone. termed Ortega's proposal "a restate­ "What we re seeing." said one senior D-Mass., tells reporters of the Sandinista government’s desire ment of old positions." noting it made administration official, "is propa­ Cabinet approves troop pullout no mention of including the Contras in ganda. disinformation and an attempt for a cease-fire and resumption of talks with the Contra rebels in Hunt continues for neo-Nazis the bargaining process, something by some members of Congress to Nicaragua. The two met with President Daniel Ortega over the represent the Sandinistas" interests ' government would rely on Leba­ complete "by the beginning ol THREE BROTHERS. Ark. - FBI agents Reagan has termed essential weekend. Bv Jim Hershberg June" the third phase of the pullout United Press International nese village militias and a threat of negotiated into the night trying to talk the leader cross-border reprisals to prevent plan adopted Jan. 14 after a of a survivalist group into giving himself up today breakdown of talks with Lebanon JE R U S A LE M - The Cabinet southern Lebanon from again — the fourth day of a stakeout at the isolated a im e d at coordinating a voted to complete its troop pullout becoming a base for attacks on camp. Ortega renews plea for cease-fire, talks northern Israel. withdrawal. More than 10 law enforcement officers by from south Lebanon by early June Three former defense ministers and one minister urged residents He said as part of the final Sunday had occupied about one-third of the pullout phase. Israel will build a — Ariel Sharon and Moshe Arens, JCIGALPA, Nicaragua (I'PIi — defeated in .Nicaragua because the ' Sandinistas and the I S.-backed rebels, first be established with the United not to allow guerrillas to again use compound at The Covenant, the Sword and the "security zone” along a strip of members of the right-wing Likud Arm of the Lord, which they surrounded Friday in President Daniel Ortega, hoping to peasants' conscience rejects the trea­ would also grant $14 million to the 15,000 States," Ortega said. the area for attacks on Israel, prevent congressional approval of $14 sonous proposal. " Ortega said Sunday Contras fighting to overthrow the leftist Lebanese territory adjacent to the bloc, and Ezer Weizman, who preparation for the arrest of leader Jim Ellison U S. and Nicaraguan officials held saying they would be "the first to million in aid to anli-Sandinisla rebels, in reference to President Reagan's government in Managua border "based on the motivation of supports the Labor party — FBI spokesman Ray McElhaney of Little Fiock talks in Manzanillo, Mexico between suffer." offered a cease-fire with the insurgents peace plan "If you are walking and another the various Lebanese people who reportedly cast no votes. said late Sunday that negotiations with Ellison June and December 1984, until Wa­ The Cabinet Sunday voted 18-3. and called for talks with Washington "It violates international law that the person has a dog and incites that dog to live there — Christians, Druzes, Sharon, mastermind of the 1982 had intensilied on both "frequency and sub­ shington canceled them citing lack of with one abstention, to approve the invasion and now minister of trade The offer was dismissed by a senior United States discuss whether or not it bite you, the one least resonsible is the final part of a three-phase withdra­ Shiites. stance." He would not elaborate. progress on conflicting points of view. "They know that once terror will and industry, and Arens were Ellison told authorties Friday God advised him administration official in Washington will attack Nicaragua's people il dog, " said Ortega wal of an estimated 10,000 troops as "propaganda" intended to sway violates all judicial order and the "We must talk to the one who is "The United Stales government is not develop then they will be the first to reported to have favored a larger to stay in the 224-acre settlement rather than from Lebanon, which Israel in­ security bell along the Lebanese undecided congressmen in Tuesday's Nicaraguan people s human rights, " inciting the dog — ;ind he who is inciting yet aware that ours is an irreversible vaded in June 1982 to crush the suffer. They will be the first to pay, surrender. At least four women and 12 children border, while Weizman opposed vote The State Department, however, Ortega said in Juigalpa. 60 miles east ol the dog, who is feeding that dog — is the revolutionary process. We will never Palestine Liberation by leaving their places, abandon­ have left the camp since Friday and McElhaney one. Arens and Weizman are did not totally dismiss Ortega's offer .Managua. United Slates government. back away, nol even if the United States ing their homes, and their interest said authorities expected more to leave late Organization. ministers without portfolio. "The aggressive terrorist military Reagan's plan, calling for church- "There must be talk with the United government sends in troops to directly Israel has lost 650 soldiers since is to prevent it," he said. Sunday. The women and children were being Israel completed the first phase policy of the I nited States is being mediated talks between the ruling Stales government. A cease-fire must intervene in Nicaragua, " Ortega said. its army rolled across the border, "We don't ask them to defend 25%OFFst relocated in the area at government expense, he of the withdrawal Feb. 16, aban­ many of them killed by Shiite Israel," Rabin said. "All that they • Ail scissors • Ail 2lppel added. doning positions along the Awali Moslem guerrillas angered over are asked ... is to defend their own River and the port of Sidon. 24 • All embroidery h< isVs?. the lengthy occupation. villages.” miles south of Beirut. Geagea to Sidon decision Being a yuppie The casualties and the huge But he added: "There will be no On March 3. the Cabinet ap­ drain the occupation placed on one-sided terror. If we will not be Bl'ilRUT. Lebanon — Christian gunners in the proved the second phase, calling y] Israel's slumping economy put able to live in a normal way, they hills around Sidon shelled the port city and nearby for Israeli troops to leave positions has certain toils pressure on the government to will not ... And believe me, they Pale.stinian refugee camps in the latest round of a in the central and eastern portions order a pullout. know what we can do." month of fighting with Moslem forces that has left The coalition Cabinet of Prime of the area that had faced Syrian W ASHINGTON (UPI) — Being a yuppie isn't all After the Cabinet vote. Defense m at least 66 people dead. Minister Shimon Peres agreed to forces. Officials said at least 14 people were injured in Volvos and networking, says a psychoanalyst who has Minister Yitzhak Rabin said the a the barrage Sunday that coincided with sporadic looked into the good lives and hard limes of young fighting and artillery exchanges between Chris­ urban professionals. tian and Moslem forces in the Shouf mountains "Many people simply have become loo addicted to overlooking Beirut. comfort and are afraid to take .-isks that will lead to X Samir Geagea, northern commander of the more self-fulfillment and aliveness," said Dr. rebel Christian Lebanese Forces militia was to Douglas LaBier of the Project for Technology, Work Singer Stylist* Singer Debutante* hold a news conference today to announce a and Character in Washington. EYEBALL OPTICAL #6233 #6212 "major decision " regarding the fighting in Sidon, LaBier. who is writing a book on the link between WINDSOR VERNON MANCHESTER $17999 the Christian Voice of Lebanon radio reported. careers and emotional problems, said he has found East Center St 286 Broad St 630 Talcottvilic Rd $299®* The radio said the decision was made during a that the compromises and trade-offs yuppies make in ross 'lo m CavPV s> Reg. $299.99 meeting late Sunday between Geagea and his (Nrtl to Pla.M Rtf 83. 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April 22, 1985 - 7 Richard M. Diamond, Publisher Douglas A. Bevins, Managing Editor^ India says Carbide offer OPINION James P. Sacks, City Editor is too iow for gas victims Potpourri NEW YORK (U P I) - Union The reported offer of $230 million Union Carbide might try to move Carbide Corp.'s reported offer of a has been dismissed by the Indian the Bhopal lawsuits to India, where $230 million settlement for victims government as "ridiculously low.” damages are a fraction of U,S, Jack of the Bhopal chemical disaster is India filed its own suit against awards and punitive damages are "ridiculously low,” say Indian the chemical conglomerate but did not allowed, officials, but company lawyers not name a figure because it said Holman also hinted that the More actors Anderson still hope for a quick agreement. more time was required to calcu­ Indian government could become At the first pre-trial hearing in late an amount. a defendant in the case on the the mammoth case last week. Since the accident, the market grounds it was partly to blame for Union Carbide's attorney Bud value of Union Carbide’s stock has the accident. Union Carbide owns in Washington Holman tried to convince U.S. plummeted more than 20 percent 50.9 percent of its Indian subsi­ District Judge John Keenan in and its credit rating has been diary, and the Indian government Manhattan that the quick out-of- lowered. owns 23 percent. Fred Grandy, otherwise known as court settlement was still the best If the Indian government and But the biggest obstacle to a "Gopher" on ABC-TV’s "Love Boat," is solution. private U.S. lawyers refused to settlement is the division among Crop insurer more than 100 U.S. and Indian agree to a quick settlement, thinking about quitting the show to run for "Our hope is that the parties here are sensible enough to see the Holman hinted that Union Carbide attorneys competing for control of Congress from Iowa. merit in an early, fair, equitable could retaliate. the case. out of money resolution,” Holman told the court. That news comes as other Hollywood types "W e will consider any avenue in a are floating into Washington to lobby against settlement." Searchers locate dead boy President Reagan's support of the "contra" Since the accident last De­ WASHINGTON -- About three weeks ago, a federal cember, American attorneys have UPI p h o to guerrillas trying to overthrow the Sandinista fmiV w vr* agency actually experienced the nightmare that filed about 65 suits on behalf of the NORWICH (U PI) - The body of teers, a state police airplane and a helicopter from WFSB, Channel 3. government of Nicaragua. Social Security heneficiaries often worry about: It ran Indian victims. The lawsuits have a nine-year-old boy who was the -Wt N\AN'!| Drager’s pink and red bicycle out of money to pay the people it owed. Some traveling music made claims of more than $10 subject of an intense 24-hour billion in damages against the search was discovered in a canal was spotted in the receding canal 2 Robert Foxworth, who plays Chase Gioberti THE RICH Washington D.C. in January due to There was practically no money leftin thetill to pay Part of the 125-member New Bedford, Danbury, Conn.-based chemical not far from his home. waters beneath a wooden foot­ on CBS-TV's "Falcon Crest," briefed an THE PSFQ4SE insurtmee claims filed by farmers for crop losses Mass., High School band rehearses over frigid weather. President Reagan has conglomerate. The body of Joseph Peter Drager bridge about 4:30 p.m. His parents ■WE visited the canal after the bike’s audience of breathless young congressional COW iTRACTORS, though the farmers had paid premiums for the the weekend in response to an invitation been invited and is expected to attend The accident occurred last Dec. was discovered Sunday night by aides at a forum sponsored by Sen. Ted 3 in the central Indian city where 40 two firefighters and a municipal discovery and left soon afterward. protection from Disney World to reconstruct the on May 27. As the search of the canal Kennedy of Massachusetts and others. tons of deadly methyl isocyanate power company employee after According to our sources, the Federal Crop Inaugural Parade that was canceled in escaped from Union Carbide’s the authorities drained 15-feet of continued, with spectators watch­ Foxworth visited Central America in May Insurance Corp. simply stopped processing demands pesticide plant. water from a canal several blocks ing silently from the banks of the 1984 and drew a comparison between what he for payment. To cover its financial embarrassment, The gas killed 1,700 people and from his home. canal and from the porches of nearby homes, trucks equipped found in Marxist-led Nicaragua and in El the FCIC secretly resorted to a bit of Peter-Paul Conference ends Saturday injured some 200,000 in neighbor­ He was reported missing at 7:50 with spots lights were brought in. Salvador, whose Democratically government robbery, transferring $50 million of administrative hoods around the plant, the Indian p.m. Saturday, three hours after his mother, Dorothy Filburn, sent The boys body was found about 2 Vision exams for drivers and operating funds to the bankrupt claims section. It government has said. is supported by the U.S. Union Carbide has challenged him on his bicycle to look for his 7:23 p.m. in about five-feet of has since asked Congress for permission to take yet Mayors denounce budget cuts that those figures were inflated, brother. water. His father, Edward Drager, another stopgtqi measure to cover the first one. identified the body at William W. Foxworth on El Salvador: "It gave me a and the federal government bear ment to public transportation," the though observers at the scene said The search launched shortly B v Ruth Youngblood Backus Hospital less than an hour notion of what it may have been like to be a But it's becoming obvious that FCIC needs an the major responsibility,” the mayors urged strengthening and the death toll could be as high as after the boy was reported missing could increase road safety United Press Internatlonol included as many as 100 volun­ later. Jew in Germany during the late '30s and early overhaul, which will require some hard decisions by resolution said, citing major re­ improving the system. 2,500. '40s .., A look in the eyes of the people of a both Congress and the administration. HARTFORD — The nation's ductions in federal funding to job and to propose proper legislation in training and child nutrition nation like the look, perhaps, in the eye of a Bv Edith Praoue be included. Correspondence from black mayors ended their annual the next session I am pleased that ophthalmologists pointed out that THE FCIC WAS CHEATED in 1938 as an attempt to convention by denouncing the programs. dead man who doesn’t give up living, but goes The mayors also adopted a Connecticut has accomplished a the members of the Legislature as one reaches older age he or she spread the risk of an inherently risky business. And Reagan Administration's failure resolution lashing out at South through the notions." great deal in the last few years to have taken this action, for they is more susceptible to eye disease through 40 years of dust, droughts and deluges, it to assist Am erica’s major cities Africa’s apartheid policy and improve safety on our highways, should not act without complete which deteriorates the vision. and condemning proposed cuts in The Armstrong Anything Goes! worked. It was not only self-supporting, but for 30 federal spending for domestic calling for divestiture of American Foxworth on Nicaragua: " I noticed a including the strict enforcement of information A thorough study is As many people do not realize postwar years it took in mot e in premiums than it had programs. investments in that racially segre­ completely different atmosphere. Here was a speeding laws, the enactment of needed, together with opportuni­ what is occurring, an eye examina­ to pay out in claims. The mayors, ending their 11th gated country. look in the eye of the people, generally tough driving-while-intoxicated ties for all citizens to give public tion would not only be of benefit to The Rev. Jesse Jackson, an That cheery picture darkened abruptly in 1980, annual convention Saturday, speaking, that was a glimmer of hope, a sense laws and overall, increasing the testimony. them as far as their driving is called for better targeted federal unsuccessful 1984 presidential can­ when the FCIC paid out $199 million more than it took awareness of individuals to the Driver education programs are concerned, but would allow them grants and low-interest loans to didate, charged President Reagan of a nation being born." in In the past five years, it has gone $861 million into importance of driving safely. offered in all high schools through­ the opportunity to correct vision create jobs and more money for with allowing Americans and the the red. Recently, legislation was intro­ out the state. Young people are problems before they become training displaced workers and the governments of South Africa to be Mike Farrell, who played B.J. Hunnicut on "comfortable with their duced culling for vision tests for encouraged to participate in this serious. Various stopgaps have kept it afloat — but as hard-core unemployed. TV ’s "M-A-S-H, ” was at the same forum, prejudices." the drivers of motor vehicles under program and insurance companies Another recommendation which precariously as a henhouse in a flood. First it The National Conference of blasting U.S. policy in Nicaragua. Asked Black Mayors said the federal He said Reagan’s policy in South license in Connecticut This was have recognized its benefits by the Legislature might consider borrowed $250 million from a sister agency in the government’s $200 billion deficit Africa has inspired the govern­ about reports of a mass exodus of Nicara­ not a new and innovative idea, but offering reduced insurance premi­ would be to update the vision Agriculture Department, the Commodity Credit Perfect 10. rrlUst be cut, but not by slashing the ment there to become more guans into the bordering nations of Honduras rather one that was first brought to ums to those who complete it. equipment used by the Motor Corp. That loan was swallowed with barely a burp to domestic programs that would repressive. and Costa Rica, Farrell said, “ Um ... mass the attention of the General Similarly, the American Associa­ Vehicle Department. Presently, note its passing. Commodity Credit has written it off provide two-thirds of the cuts Without Am erica’s investment, exodus? ... That’s balderdash." Assembly in 1979. In subsequent tion of Retired Persons sponsors the department uses the Keystone as a bad debt. proposed so far this year. "South Africa could not stand,” years, similar legislation was the ''55-Alive Driver Improvement tester, which was purchased in Jackson said, "The Soviet Union, A “America’s major cities are Then the FCIC went to the Treasury Department. introduced and, for the most part, Course" for senior citizens of 1954. Certainly, vision testers have facing a severe crisis,” the mayors Eastern Europe and Cuba are not With congressional permission, it may sell up to $500 was left on the shelf, us the General Connecticut. This allows them an been improved since that time and said in a resolution criticizing the sustaining South Africa.” Jackson million in so-called "stock” in itself to the Treasury, said. "The American and Western House husband Assembly could not reach deci­ opportunity to update their driving the newer equipment should be Reagan administration for aban­ supposedly to build a reserve against the lean years. democratic allies are.” sions regarding it. skills and knowledge of the rules of made available. doning a commitment to assist in housing construction and Another resolution submitted by David Cornwell is one former congressman It is interesting to note that the road, as well as becoming But the money from the stock sales disappeared rehabilitation. •Washington and unanimously Carpet Sale throughout the United States. 35 aware of the changes in vision, who hasn’t turned his influence into gold. Fact I WOULD FURTHER HOPE rapidly — in both fat and lean years. Now the FCIC "The quality of life in our cities is passed urged Congress to approp­ is, says Democrat Cornwell, he represented jurisdictions require a person to hearing, reaction time, and depth that the committee studying this has only $50 million of its worthless stock left to peddle directly affected by the growing riate $140 million this year to help pass a vision test to renew a perception. problem would explore alterna­ to an understandably reluctant Treasury. It is trying alleviate the plight of the home­ P Indiana’s 8th District only two years — not number of hungry Americans." driver's license. In Massachusetts, As a result of taking this course, tives other than denying drivers' to extract this last residue to replace the money it less, numbering up to 3 million long enough to gain much influence. said a resolution submitted by The perfect place to a person driving an automobile the individual can receive a 5 to 10 licenses — alternatives, such as transferred from its administrative budget. Chicago Mayor Harold people. Save big on the buy Anything Goes! must take an eye-screen test and percent discount on automobile limited licenses for daytime driv­ Washington. Contending the budget proposal carpet with the Instead, writes Cornwell in a letter to the “ undermines the nation's commit- demonstrate 20-40 vision with or insurance premiums. In the past ing only. In a society where the HOW DID THE FCIC get in such pathetic straits? “ The present administration 10-year performance An Armstrong Carpet Washington Times, “ Twelve noon, Jan. 20, without corrective devices to year, 2,980olderdriversenrolled in automobile is of such great impor­ Merritt Sprague, a plain-spoken Illinois farmer who is warranty. Studio is the best place 1981, found me assuming the honorable role of renew a driver's license every four this program and completed it. tance and necessity for the individ­ the agency's third manager since hard times struck, - to buy your carpet. Why? You can't buy a more perfect house husband. At first it was quite restful and years. Maine requires a vision ual, most of our people must drive, put it simply: "The truth is we’ve experienced losses - It's where you'll find free Connecticut In Brief carpet than Anything Goes! pleasant to witness the maturation of my wee exam for a license renewal at ages IT IS MY HOPE that the General or suffer isolation and dependence that have exceeded our premium income for five expert advice on choosing 40 and 52. and at 65 and above at Assembly, through its review and from Armstrong. It's got the daughter ... upon others, which seriously incon­ consecutive years, and that has resulted in an . the right style and color each licen.se renewal. New Hamp­ consideration of this study bill, will venience them in carrying out unintended Federal subsidy to the program ." , There’s a Lotto winner out there look and feel of luxury in Anything Goes! c:arpet for “ But let’s get serious. Doing this for five shire requires a complete re­ bring forth many recommenda­ their everyday tasks. \ Diplomatically. Sprague told us that "the expecta­ NEWINGTON — The state’s new Lotto game produced a $3.2 the colors you love. years with no income, and yes, another little examination for each license rene­ tions for legislation during the next The key to safe driving on our your home. And it’s the tions of Congress were very high and probably million winner in Friday night’s state Lotto drawing, lottery But don't be fooled by its \ m wal after age 75. session. Some of these should highways is driving competency; only place you'll find this toddler under foot, I am beginning to question unrealistic" when it passed a sweeping law in 1980 officials said. beauty. Because Anything include that all licensed drivers the issue is one of life and death. It sale and gift offer. But hurry. the abundant availability of all those jobs ... ” that required the FCIC to insure many more crops for A bettor who bought a ticket in the Middletown area was the Goes! is also made to stand WHEN M Y EFFORTS for vision have an eye examination periodi­ is important that we make every The perfect end to this a higher portion of the value (75 percent), and to make lucky winner. up under the toughest Concludes Cornwell: “ Who knows, some­ requirements became known, I cally at the time their picture is effort within reason to insure that Lottery officials said the person was the first to match al| six "Perfect 10 ” sale is coming received a letter from an ophthal­ retaken for their license. Cer­ its premiums "actuarially sound.” household traffic. In fact, one may read the article and offer me a job. individuals licensed to drive on our digits drawn in the weekly gam e and win the first-prize pool since soon! But please, not in a day-care center! ” mologist from Waterbury. who tainly, if their physical appear­ highways have reasonable vision The FCIC dutifully expanded its coverage, but it the new version of Lotto began April 8. it's guaranteed not to mat stated in his letter, T have spent ance has changed, their vision requirements, regardless of age. never raised its premiums to make them actuarially There were 131 second-place winners who each get $1,059 and or crush for 10 years! time in three other states, all of might also have changed. These We mu.st be certain that along with sound. The result was predictable. 5,845 third-place winners who get $42 each. In the newest prize which required periodic eye exam­ tests could be given at the Motor the other legislation passed to catagory, 82,041 ticket holders will each get a consolation prize of Get a “Perfect 10” ANYTHINO QOEa It I toWalor cuHilt Sprague claims the FCIC "never technically' Tippopotamus inations for license renewal. I was Vehicle Department or at the protect life and property of our $3. many plwh madt npm ily far adivt stopped processing claims." But another agency gift free! quite shocked, therefore, to realize optometrist's or ophthalmologist's citizens, we enact legislation to The winning Lotto numbers were 4-5-19-21-29-39. official acknowledged that "w e were very selective on So how can we improve on What’s in a political name? Writer James that in the state of Connecticut, office with a certificate being, increase highway safety. Rtg. t23.60 iq . yd. our payments" until the $50 million transfusion, which perfection? By putting there was no such on-going moni­ presented at the time of renewal. s q .y d . Niel coined a few new ones for the Washington he said keeps the agency alive today. Yale honors alumni-senators Now only 5 1 9 5 0 toring of the ocular status of In accordance with law, after Edith Prague, a Columbia De­ every Anything Goes! Weekly. Such as: NEW H AV E N — The Yale Law School has bestowed its highest drivers.” age 65, every citizen may renew his mocrat, represents the Rth Assem­ Sprague retains the farm er’s inborn optimism, carpet on sale. And by honor on four of its form er students who went on to serve in the • Meesconduct (n) : Behavior that renders The General Assembly has de­ or her licen.se every two years. At bly District in the General Assem­ insisting that “ the obligations will be covered” and; offering purchasers their ANYTHING GOES! FANTASTIC Is ttw 'iMW- Senate, including 1984 presidential candidate Gary Hart. cided to study the matter for a year that time, a vision test could also bly. expressing confidence that "Congress will recognize' choice of ten different est In our line ol elegant, durable saxony a person unfit for any public office below The prestigous school presented Citation of Merit Medals to its responsibility” carpets. ______Cabinet level. Hart, a Colorado Democrat, former Sen, Paul E. Tsongas, "Perfect 10" gifts...free with Reg. t a .e e sq. yd. Sources in Congress and the administration aren’t D-Massachusetts, and Republican Sens. John C. Danforfh of 50 sq. yds. or more. • Weinberger Helper (n): A low-cost food sq. yd. so sure. Missouri and -Arlen Specter of Pennsylvania. N ow only $ 2 4 9 5 supplement developed by the Department of The medals, the highest honor bestowed by the law school, Defense. Added to one pound of ground beef, it Open Forum were presented to the four men during a Saturday luncheon Latin America beat « feeds a family of four for under $6,000 a day. sponsored by the school’s alumni association. (^m stro n g • No terrorist group is quite as mysterious as the Hart, who mounted an unsuccessful campaign against former All Anything Goes' carpets are made of Du Pont • Tippopotamus (n): A large, semi-aquatic Vice President Walter Mondale for the 1984 Democratic Antron* Pius nylon evenings of the arts and to our new sions. During tho.se years when he Peruvian Sendero Luminoso ("Shining Path” ) mammal, indigenous to the shores of Dance teachers presidential nomination, remained in New Haven Sunday to theater on the campus of Manches­ was chairman of two special guerrillas. State Department experts have concluded deliver a speech at Yale. Massachusetts but often seen as far south as ter Community College. community committees to study that, unlike Moslem terrorists with lies to various support theater In a brief interview, he declined to say if he will run for the the Potomac. Usually not considered danger­ the future of the high school, us a Middle East governments, the Peruvian group seems )emocratic presidential nomination in 1988. "I think it’s much ous, except when feeding ... To the Editor; to be genuinely unaligned with any sponsoring outside A. Lee Burton member I learned that he had f00 early to say. I’m still recovering from last year, ” he said. Representative, outstanding qualities of organizing regime. T-120 As dance teachers in the area, Dance Corsortium and leadership. The guerrillas wear black masks, detest media of. we appreciate the coverage given Beverly Bolllno Burton Recently, there was an oppor­ any political persuasion and profess an old-fashioned Police probe murder-suicide try on the recent Focus page concern­ Betty-Jane Turner tunity at a board meeting to Maoist philosophy. They apparently have no ties to / HAMDEN — A retired newspaperman was in serious condition ing the Capitol Region Performing Richard J. RIsley observe James Marshall in action either China or the Soviet Union, and are determined today after police said he allegedly slashed his wife to death and lO -pioca Arts Center Inc. However, we Priscilla Gibson as a presiding officer when the to overthrow the Peruvian government, whose lOculUKO d Starvloy tool 10 S ony U p m then tried to take his own life. wfttiOE AM/FM would like to correct the implica­ board had a loaded and long $>oarlt on a M l Joyce Karplej security forces have found it Impossible to penetrate Harold Osborn, 69. of Hamden was charged with murder and 14h gold IO-«Apotur« 10-MKh BiKk chain lilmirvf 10-i>toc« tion that we are in such strict agenda. lO < u p G E ADoehor the group. was held under police guard at Vale-New Haven Hospital. Bond PoUroKl ■mdctiWr C ornin g W ar* competition with each other that c o h o * m aker camera coo k M< Asa moderator, he was close to a • A recent "background” paper out of Foggy' was set at $250,000. there is a great deal of friction. Marshall leader model. With firm fairness and a Bottom warns of the Soviet challenge in Latla Police found the body of Florence Osborn, 74, Sunday at 7:43 Yes, we are competitors as is clear understanding of the issues, America beyond Cuba and Nicaragua. It notes, for a m. in the couple’s bedroom of their Mount Carmel Avenue any competent business person, of Bolton board which ranged from routine appro­ example, that the Soviets buy $1 billion worth of grain home. She was pronounced dead from a slash wound in the neck. but we are still friends. Actually, val of minutes to sensitive person­ from Argentina per year, supply weapons to the Harold Osborn apparently called police and was found suffering good competition is healthy. Would To the Editor: nel problems, he facilitated the Peruvian government and provide more scholarships from a slash wound. Manchester Carpet Center Inc. we spend evenings with each other deliberations in ways which made for Latin American students than the United States Florence Osborn was a well-known bridge expert and former (spouses included) at dinner if we For the pasf eight years, James possible for members to reach does. bridge editor of the New York Herald-Tribune. She had also didn’t get along? Marshall has served as a member agreements. • Human rights groups’ suspicions that extreme taught at New Haven College. Osborn was a retired New Haven Serving Manchester Since “1947” We went into this evening of the of the Bolton Board of Education, Again, James Marshall had rightists in Central Am erica are linked in unholy Register copy editor and professor of mathematics at Quinnipiac arts together as friendly competi­ two of the years as chairman. exercised his qualities us a leader alliance by a Mafialike international organization College. WALL TO WALL SPECIALISTS tors because we feel positive about These have been years when the and a professional educator, even gained some credence recently from a Western building a theater east of the river board faced community pressures as he has in many ways for Bolton military observer in Honduras. He claimed that "a Firm moves to get rid of smell 311 MAIN ST., MANCHESTER, CT 06040 for arts organizations. We would for critical decisions and made public schools, when sound judg­ man who worked closely" with former Honduran HAMDEN — The smell is gone, and Haniden residents are able hope the Focus reporter would look basic choices about the future of ment has been essential. army chief Gustavo Alvarez Martinez was ap­ ’ to go outside without getting sick. for these positive feelings in the the schools with respect to admit­ His decision to run for re-election proached in 1982 by Roberto D’Aubuisson, the JOHN A. BAILARGEON PHONE # 646-2130 next article in the Herald. The smell Is the sour, slightly acrid odor from the processing of ting out-of-town students, in­ to the Board of Education is most Salvadoran right-wing leader. According to the Parm esan cheese from the Elm City Cheese Co. plant. Since the We feel the theater is necessary. creases in classes, selection of a welcome! source, D'Aubuisson, who has been accused of a company moved from New Haven 13 years ago, neighbors have An Annstrong Carpet Studio' We also feel the camaraderie new superintendent and the future leadership role in the Infamous Salvadoran death been complaining about the smell and holding their noses. shown by the arts organizations in “He gets a piece of the $800 million the Penta­ of the high school, to name some. Ernest A. Shepherd squads, suggested a cooperative effort against But in January the firm , which produces one million pounds of this joint venture is important. James Marshall was a major 11 Mount Sumner Drive traffickers suspected of running guns Into E9 flaky Parmesan cheese a year, installed a new dehumidifier. "ybur Friend in the CaipetBusiness" gon spends every day." We re looking forward to more influence in reaching those deci- Bolton Salvador. Alvarez rejected the offer, the source said. MANCHESTER HERALD. Monday, April 22. 1985 — 9

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NY II Sylvester Pat Wtiaver are inducted mlo the week that Claus von Bulow's born socialite who once worked for (40) Newswatch WTXX Waterbury, CT 20 the TV Hall ol farm; (2 his ) second trial on charges he tried to J. Paul Getty. Springfield. MA 23 WWLP l41' La N o c h e kill his wife really begins. "Sunny" von Bulow is in a New (41) Reporter 41 WEDH Hartford. CT 24 t57) (CC) All for 157) MacNeil/Lehrer Newshour WVIT Hartford, CT 30 Masterpiece Theatre Technically, it opened two weeks York hospital, comatose, as she 31 Love A Bn of Singing and Dancing A (61) MOVIE; Oliver Twist’ An onginal WSBK Boston, M A ago, when lawyers and the judge has been since December 1980. Springfield. MA 40 wom an takes in a j>.tying lioafd«*r whui> h»*r LEVY'S LAW ' by Jame» SchumeiHer musical score linnijs life lo Charles Dick­ WGGB began talking to jurors. But today That is when prosecutors charge Paterson. NJ 41 mother dies (60 min ) ens' classic tale Animated Voices of Ri WXTV 16 von Bulow tried the second lime to Springfield. MA >7 OH. I AL-M06T COTTA6P CHF«£- T the final people — five men and chard D a w s o n . L arry S to rc h , D avey Jo ne s WGBY (C N N ) Freeman Reports AN'Ut-TBA-BUeote, 7 . . «l 7 MAICF«> iT J 11 women — are lo be sworn in and kill her. WTIC Hartford. CT (D IS ) MOVIE: Hello. Frisco. Hello' A OBPEE OF F2\Ft>, A FOBOOT- A COP (D IS I New! Animal World Cable Nows Ntwrk ICNNI - APIFT PL ATP ) CNN man altemj>ls lo jiuhlicize a grand opera ’auPfE-COOUE ANP OF CO rTAO F sequestered for the duration of They say that was a repeat of a IDISI [M AX] MOVIE: The Night My Number DISNEY Disney Channel on San Francisco s Barbary Coast Alice CHFF6F, TOO. what most expect will be at least December 1979 attempt, and they lESPNl A MOCHA 6HAIC& Came Up' A British air officer dreams of a ESPN Sports Network Faye. John Payne Jack Oakii- 1943 two months of testimony, exhibits want the jury lo repeat a 1982 plane crash with startling results Michael HBO Home Box Office Ihbo; Redgrave. Sheila Sirn. AU>*anrier Knox CINEMAX Cinemax IMAX' (ESPN ) USFL Football San Antonio at and arguments. This is the part of trial’s conclusion that von Bulow Oakland 195'4 TMC Movie Channel ITMC! the trial that has drawn media was guilty of two counts ol USA Network lus*: (U S A ) Cartoon Express USA 9:30 PM 1^3 ’ Newhart from around the globe. attempted murder. The conviction 6l30 PM [5 ) One Day at a Time 10:00 PM 1^3) Cagney 8i Lacey Cag Tuesday, the jurors are to be was thrown out last year by the ney and Lacey finger the wrong man when (11) Benson taken to Newport's Millionaires state Supreme Court, which said tra(;es the passage o( passion and power they investigate Iht* inuKlers of three cat» Row lo see the von Bulow mansion, some of the slate's evidence had (22) 130) NBC News through tlte bedrooms and boardrooms of d rive rs (R) (6 0 m m ) Clarendon Court. Wednesday, been tested without a warrant. 1381 Jeffersons a Canadian dynasty ([5l News back in Providence, lawyers begin The jury will be housed at a (40) ABC News (CC) CID (40) Hardcastle & McCormick (CC) (II) independent News The house is a shambles and vital files are laying out their cases. motel at stale expense, fed at stale (41) Noticiero SIN (20) Auction missing after Mark tfuows a party (R) (60 The slate says von Bulow twice expense and kept away from (C N N ) Showbiz Today mm ) (41 Dancin' Days gave his wife insulin injections so outsiders who, it is feared, might (D IS ) EPCOT Magazine C9J News (57) Mystery! (CC) Advfimiifes of Sher lock Holmes Crooked Man Hcilrnus ALLEY OOP • by D«v« Graue she would die and he would inherit influence them. (ESPN ) Mazda Sportslook (11) MOVIE: Better Late Than Never’ A and Watson susju*cl his wife whf*n Colo ..FALL ON DEAF $14 million. The defense’s case is Superior Court Associate Justice 2 / Y O U R (TMCJ m OVIE; ’Jeremy’ T w o teenagers group of senior citi/ens follow an aging re NOW THAT WE ARE ON EVEN l UH, IT. IT WAS ALL >■ 'y--- nel Barclay is found dead (60 mm ) (^EXCUSES.. e a r s , b r i g a n d .' that Martha "Sunny" von Bulow Corinne Grande ordered the panel encounter love for the first lime Robby • in his plan to escape from a retirement TERMS,NOSE-OF A-GOAT, LET V A MISTAKE,YOUR I I Benson. Glynnis O’Connor 1973 Rated home Harold Gould. Tyne Daly. Harry (6 f Kojak U S S E E w h a t YOU'RE MADE O FI^ LORDSHIP.' I.. . J was leading a life of drug and sequestered,despite the pleas of PG Morgan 1979 (C N N ) Evening News W- ■’ 7 alcohol abuse that almost killed defense attorneys who tried lo 120- MOVIE: ’Ivanhoe’ This film of chival 7:00 PM (^ } CBS News (HBO ) MOVIE American Hot Wax’ her. persuade her that such a move ric roniance and intrigue is based on Sir The life of Alan Freed a coniroversial Would harm their client's chances CI3 (38) M 'A -S *H Walter Scott s novel Robert Taylor. Eli/a They are expected lo call dozens 1950s disc jockey IS followed Tim MeIn because the trial will be long. UPl photo CIO ABC News (CC) both Taylor Joan Fontaine 1953 tire, Fran Drescher Jay Lf'no 1978 Rated of witnesses on each side. The judge said she was acting lo C?) Dallas (22) (30' TV’s Bloopers 8i Practical Jokes PG The last of the [2 jurors and four Tonigfit's practical joke victims are alternates were picked last week. ensure a fair trial, however. (11) Jeffersons (M A X ) MOVIE A Long Way Home Heather Locklear and Biibba Smith (R) (60 The oldest of three children aliandonffd by It’s still winter up here (20) Barney Miller min ) his parents and lorn apart by boreaucrdcy Dozens of skiers wait on the lip of Tuckerman'sHeadwall hundred skiers and even more spectators took (22) Wheel of Fortune (38) MOVIE; The Deadly Affair’ A B ritish fights to reunite the only real family ho ever 2 (30) Family Feud aijent sets out to uncover the hidden facts had Timotfiy Hutton Brenda Vaccaro Retrial scene shifts at Tuckerman's Ravine in New Hampshire as others try advantage of near perfect skiing and weather conditions behind a British government employee b (40) Benson 1981 suicide James Mason, Simone Signoret, (T M C ) MOVIE. Terms o f Endearment' this weekend. (41) Marisela their luck and skill on the 55 percent chute. Several Maxmillian Schell 1967 (CC) A mothei and daughter learn to un (57) Nightly Business Report (41) Novela: Tu o Nadie derstand each othre over the course of to Newport for a day (C N N ) Moneyline thirty years ShirU*y MacLamo. Jack Nichol (57) Ancient Lives (CC| Year of the THE BORN LOSER ' by Art Sansom Ex-soldier recalls liberation (D IS ) MOVIE; Moochie of the Little Hyena The survival of the villagers from son. Debr.» Wimjei 1983 Rated PG Newport Historical Society in the starvation during the Year of the Hyena is (U S A ) Cover Story By M llly McLean League' A boy wrestles with his consci ~7 fall of 1974. once when an umpire's error allows him to told (60 min ) BUT HOO MH&SPEU-eP United Press International 10:30 PM 11 N e w s The article conveyed little of his score the winning run of a big game Kevin (C N N ) Prime News Corcoran. Reginald Owen, Alan Hale, Jr (3$) Dick Van Dyke prettm eooo... euePHAUT, m b o w ! own feelings about the house. It set (ESPN ) Auto Racing ’85; Formula One NEW PORT, R.l. - The retrial of Anniversary brings horrors back (ESPN ) Sportscenter Portugal Grand Prix from Estoril. (41) 24 Horas Claus von Bulow shifts for one day forth factually the early history of (D IS ) Hollywood the house and its owners. (H BO ) Best of Braingames The best Portugal this week from a Depression-era limping out onto the road as they game segments from this series are seen “ Clarendon Court was built in ridiculed and harassed. (H BO ) MOVIE. Drawl’ (CC) A notorious [U S A ] Candid Camera courthouse to the glittering, 20- Bv Diane Foulds Somebody signalled me over lo a outlaw matches wits and gunfire with his Whileway decided to forget the drove by in columns of trucks and (U S A ) Radio 1990 1 1 :00 PM ^33 C8^ 22 30) 40) News room, Oceanside mansion where 1904 by Horace Trumbauer, who United Press International building, and as I was walking over longtime adversary Kirk Douglas. James was also the architect of the Elms war. He got married and started a tanks. 7:30 PM CID p m Magazine Coburn, Alexandra Baslodo 1984 f S ) T a xi the socialite allegedly stuck his to it, I saw five old cars, all up on and of Miramar, " the rlicle began. family. In 1969 he moved from CS) All In the Family (M A X ) MOVIE 'Over the Edge' When dP Phil Silvers heiress wife with a needle full of M ARSHFIELD, Vt. - Until blocks, neatly lined up against the “ They had already been freed, The architect was commissioned Boston to Vermont and got a job in CSD Wheel of Fortune their plea for parental attention is rejected (11) O d d C o u p le insulin. recently, Curtis Whiteway couldn't side of the building. and they were happy. You could a group of California teenagers turns to vi lo build the house by Edward “As 1 got up close I saw their the flooring business. see them smiling and throwing (11) Independent News (20) H o n e y m o o n e rs Jurors will tour the opulent remember the name of the first oleni retaliation Matt Dillon, Michael Kra­ Knight, an executive of the Pen­ exhausts were piped into the wall But for 35 years, he had kisses. But we still didn't really (2b) Hogan's Heroes mer. Pamela Ludwig 1979 Rated PG (3i M»A“S'H ^(U 4-X 2. "summer cottage” Tuesday along Nazi death camp he and the 12 men nsylvania Railroad, who named of a large garage. When we went nightmares. know how bad it was in the (22) M*A*S*H iT M C l MOVIE: Star 80' (CC) Dreams (S"^ T e n O 'c lo c k N e w s Newport's Millionaires’ Row. in his squad liberated in the spring A the stalely manor after his wife, inside, it was completely empty, In 1978, a history professor from camps,” he said. (30) Entertainment Tonight and ambition propel a beautiful girl to cen­ li) MOVIE Longstreet’ After an insur Von Bulow now is banished by of 1945. terfold stardom and a tragic death Mariel Clara. but there was blood on the floor It Emory College in Georgia asked (^ ) (40) Barney Miller ance investigator becomes permanently his stepchildren from the manic­ It was too horrible to remember. Hemingway, Erie Roberts. Cliff Robertson blinded from a bomb planted in his home, Today, the house sits behind an looked like a shower room. There him to put his remembrances down One day, as they descended into ( 6 ^ Wild World o f Animals FRANK AND ERNEST ‘ by Bob Thave* ured estate, where he once wrote a But as Whiteway prepared lo 1984 Rated R he struggles to find those responsible 8-foot, ivy-blanketed wall. Instead were shower heads and faucets all on paper, and Whiteway decided a valley, there was a growing (O'!) One Day at a Time James Franciscus, Bradford Dillman. Je local historical society piece called leave for Philadelphia for the (U S A ) MOVIE: The Black Marble' A of a sign reading "Clarendon along one wall. the time had come to speak out. stench permeating the air. hard-drinking Los Angeles detective is as anelte Nolan 1970 "The Ghosts of Clarendon Court.” opening Sunday of the country's (C N N ) Crossfire < . Court," the imposing front gate Soon his nightmares stopped. signed a female partner whom he can t first American Gathering of Jew­ "Then one of my men went over (ESPN ) ESPN's Inside Baseball [C N N ] M o n e y lin e The squad found themselves at trust Robert Foxworth. Paula Prerltiss, The panel, probably without the carries a tiny notice: "Warning, lo the faucets and said, 'look at this (D IS ) Five Mile Creek HOME GARL.IC A N P ish Holocaust Survivors, the name (H BO ) Fraggle Rock Harry Dean Stanton 1980 defendant, will see the bedroom these premises protected by an — there's no water in here.'” WHEN WHITEWAY’S SQUAD Dachau 3B, a mass of buildings (U S A ) G o n g S h o w came back lo him. A (U S A ) Dragnet PFCIPE where von Bulow allegedly in­ automatic ... security alarm. " In the next room were gold rings F IR S T started m oving south and barracks. But the Germans Major League Baseball; ONtOjsr P'2.ZA Hadamar. 8:30 PM dD 11:15 PM (41) R e p o rte r 41 COMPUTER On Friday, a gardener patiently through central Germany towards had just fled, and the camp lay 8:00 PM CID Scarecrow and Mrs. New York Mets at Pittsburgh jected his multimillionaire wife, “ We liberated about 300 people. — hundreds of gold rings and gold King Lee and Amanda uncover a white ITS M E M O P Y - Martha “ Sunny" von Bulow, with trimmed ivy off the wall. Nearby, a Austria, they could see people abandoned and silent. (D IS ) Mousterpiece Theater 1 1 :30 PM CID Three's Company Thai's all that was left out of teeth. slave ring when Amanda s purse is stolen REPAIR news photographer lifted a pole- fS l Kojak insulin on Dec. 21, 1980. hundreds of thousands of people. "We went out in the back yard |R) (6 0 m in ) 9:00 PM dD Kate & Allie K ale re ­ mounted camera up over the high CBD 4 ^ ABC News Nightline _LA They will see the bathroom were All of them were Jews. They were and there were hay wagons, and CID (61) MOVIE; 'Empire, Inc.' Part 1 A ceives an unusual inheritance from an aunt a front wall to try to get a picture of lourney into the world of the super rich (R) dD Burns & Allen the beautiful Pittsburgh utilities living in the most horrible condi­ there were naked bodies stacked TwAuei, 4-ii, heiress was found unconscious, her the private mansion. (Tl) Honeymooners tions we had ever seen. on them very high, men and nightgown over her waist. And After Mrs. von Bulow fell into (20) Leave It to Beaver "They were like zombies, jusl women — two-wheel push carts all her second coma in 1980, von they will see the closet where the about completely starved todealh. loaded up with bodies. And there WEIGHT MATCHERS 22) (30) Best of Carson Tonight s guests P Bulow's stepchildren. Prince Alex­ are Madeline Kahn and Tracey Utiman (R) infamous black bag was found — a No hair on their bodies, their eyes was a row ol ovens and a (6 0 m in ) vinyl shaving bag prosecutors say ander von Auersperg and Annie- sunken way back in their heads, " crematorium. ^ S i ^ ^ ^ ^ ^ ^ ^ ^ ^Mummmmsm'S ^ ^ ^ ^ ^ ® contained an insulin-encrusted Laurie von Auersperg KneissI, got m (38) Anything for Money WINTHROP by Dick Cavalli he said. "When we saw that, we started ms (41) Pelicula; 'Acompaname' R ocio Dur needle. control of the house. Von Bulow got putting two and two together, but ! THE NEW, IMPROVED QUICK cal V Enrique Guzman l e T H A T IT's ATEN AMLLICN DOLLAR IF VOU KNEW SPORTS., Von Bulow, a British-trained his wife’s rambling 14-room apart­ WHITEWAY, 59, WAS SERV­ we still couldn't really understand. ment on Fifth Avenue in New York •< START’ PROGRAM-A MOVE f NEWHART MacNeil/Lehrer Newshour ANOTHER NOTE CONTRACT TO PLAY SHORTSTOP YOU'D KNOW HOW lawyer, wrote about Clarendon ING withlhe 99th Infantry Div­ It was too terrible," he said. (C N N ) Sports Tonight FRCMYOUR FOR THEQAKIANDRAIDERS. FUNNY THAT WAS. Court long before Mrs. von Bulow City. ision. 394th Regiment, 2nd Battal­ Whileway and his squad wrote Bob Newhart stars as Dick slipped into her first coma in 1979 The grown stepchildren some­ a IN THE RIGHT DIRECTION. • (H BO ) Not Necessarily the News TEACHER? ion, Company E. Having survived home about the atrocities. But no Loudon on "Newhart.” airing V after her husband allegedly in­ times use the house on weekends ( m a x ) MOVIE: 'Midnight Express' A ■VT Hell's Corner at the Battle of the one wanted to know. MONDAY, APRIL 22 on CBS young American struggles to escape the and holidays, said their attorney, gmmmmmmmm— jected her the first time. It Bulge, he had been romoted lo "W e couldn't understand what brutal injustices of a Turkish jail Brad appeared in the bulletin of the Richard Kuh. the hell was going on back in the CHECK LISTINGS FOR EXACT TIME Davis. Randy Quaid. John Hurt 1970 sergeant. He was 19. IIIIIIIIIIIP*' knmmmmmmm' R ated R “ I was directing my men to go slates,” he said. "Nobody wanted m m m m m if (USA) Make Me Laugh through the camp and search for to hear about it — not our families, not our friends, nobody. When we mmmm' 1 2:00 AM CID Simon 8i Simon the German guards in case there k finally went home, we were d D Rockford Files N ew England In Brief was going to be a gun fight. 1« d) Saturday Night Live DKk m m S ' cXvmu tmmm (I'D Star Trek mmm dO) MOVIE: 'More Than a Miracle' A Serious crimes down in Bay State M m m prince falls in love with a peasant girl much m m m to the distaste of the Queen Sophia Loren, BOSTON — The number of serious crimes reported in m M Omar Sharif. Dolores Del Rio 1967 A s t r € ^ a p h Massachusetts dropped more than 8 percent last year, nearly HAIJ* d D MOVIE: 'Road to Utopia' Bing and three times the national rate of decline. Gov. Michaels. Dukakis Bob head for Alaska and a gold mine Bing ■mmm Crosby, Bob Hope Dorothy Lamour 1945 announced. mmm! Crossword devote too much time to frivolous activi­ you'll be indecisive and impede your own Charlie's Angels In the state's annual crime report, the governor credited the ties. you migfit never get around to your progress. ’ hard work, effort and cooperation of law enforcement officials (C N N ) Newsnight duties. CAPRICORN (Dec. 22-Jan. 19) Things ^ o u r and the public with the 8.3 percent drop in 1984 and decline of Answer to Previous Puzzle [D IS ] Disney Family Album that you take a personal hand in manag­ ACROSS 3 Relative of lotto LEO (July 23-Aug. 22) When socializing (ESPN ) Sportscenter ing should work out profitably for you m ore than 18 percent in the last two years. 4 Turned b irth d ay with friends today, keep one eye on the today Operations you delegate to othef*.8 “ Feeling safe in our homes and neighborhoods is one of the 1 Irritate around (H BO ) MOVIE: Making the Grade' A clock. Although they'll enjoy your April 23.1965 might end up in the red • 4 "Little " 5 Alloy____ rich kid pays a hustler to impersonate him companionship, you must still be careful yardsticks any society uses to measure the quality of life," said at boarding school while he parties in Pans AQUARIUS (Jan. 20-Fab. 19) D on't l^t 9 Retirement plan 6 Married In the year ahead you will make several not to wear out your welcome. Dukakis Sunday. “ We can be proud that we have made thisstate Dana Olsen, Judd Nelson. Jonna Lee yourself be jockeyed into supporting a ll-iSI woman's title (abbr.) 1984 Rated R important and advantageous changes in VIRGO (Aug. 23-Sapl. 22) In im portant new acquaintance instead of standing by a safer place and in turn improved life for all citizens.” £ 12 Farewell (abbr.) 7 Tokyo's former your basic lifestyle. 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That marked East with all fopr (Cash a Carry Only) 1790 Ellington Rd. 56 Tax agency storm' A scientist creates a machine ena asking the federal government to make New England Electric 146 SHELDON RD. •ThurB.9;30am SOUTH Because North and South were play­ diamonds to the jack, but he was help­ •Thurs. 4:15 pm $6:30 pm (abbr.) bling one human being to experience every System give back $19.8 million it collected from customers in sensation experienced by another Louise 4K9B74 ing negative doubles, North passed less to take a trick as declarer niffM MANCHESTER 57 Gem three states because its Brayton Point power plant was out of Fletcher, Christopher Walken. Natalie VJ8 the one-heart overcall. He expected spades and hearts back and forth. In State Wood 1983 Rated PG his partner to reopen the bidding witJi service after an accident. TM. •3322 FOR MORE INFORMATION AND ADDITIONAL CLASS LOCATIONS, CALL 61 Actress Balin • AK 10 7 5 2 fact, on the last spade trumped in [M A X ] MOVIE: Monty Python'm a double, and he was going to punish In an action before the Federal Energy Regulatory 62 Gun an angina dummy, hapless East was undemiff- O ISECnONS: ShatOon Meaning of Life' Monty Python takes a his vulnerable opponent for a rash ing. Commission, the two states' attorneys general contend that New - - 63 Labor group look at the ultimate questions of the univ­ Vulnerable: East-West Road rurts betwaon 1 800 972-9320 overcall by exacting a penalty. When England Electric ought to have known that a turbine problem at 64 Drunkard erse. John Cleese, Graham Chapman, M i­ Dealer: South The contract might have been beat- Ookiartd Straat (Route 65 Sixth sense chael Palm 1983 Rated R South bid one spade, who of us would en had Elast returned a diamond aftei Brayton Point would lead to an accident. Such a breakdown took Well North (abbr.) iT M C l MOVIE: ‘The Young Warriors' East South not now risk trying two clubs with the winning the spade ace. Declare) the unit out of service on Aug. 26, 1983. t » and Rarfcar Straat in An angry young man forms a vigilante !♦ West cards? But I suppose West felt WEIGHT WATCHERS 66 Girl of song IV Pass would now have to finesse against thi The company, which owns Narragansett Electric Co., also 67 So (Scot.) group to avenge the death of his teenage Pass 14 he had gone far enough when he bid Pass 3 NT spade jack, playing West to havt conspired with Westinghouse Electric to cover up the mistake, HOURS: Dally • am lo S DOWN sister Richard Roundtree. Ernest Borg Pass 44 one heart. After asking for aces, nine, Lynda Day George Rated R Pass 4 NT Pass &♦ started with a singleton spade as w ell the two states say. They want the company to be ordered to tolurdoy • am lo 3 1 Large wading Pass 66 Pass North made an assumption that South as a diamond void. 2:00AM d O Joe Franklin Show Pass refund the money, which was collected to pay for energy mmmQuickStart bird Pass must hold a heart void to have (jQ) Christian Children's Fund purchased to make up for Brayton Point power. 2 Old English Opening lead: 46 removed to four spades over three no- (Sfl) World Vision Presents coin (C)19BS by NEA. Ihc trump, and so he bid six diamond!. Hopscotch: Skipping the next drink. MANCHESTER HERALD Monday. Auril "22, 1985 11 10 - MANCHB:STER HKRALD, Mond;iy. April 22. 1985 Town court told to tighten process SPORTS

Bv Bill YInglIng Herald Reporter Clemens trips State judicial officials will make no public report ol an internal investigation into the suspected embezzle­ ment of more than $1,600 in traffic fines from Manchester Superior Court. Nor will they take any disciplinary action in the 1. against WSox matter, a court spokesman said today. “The investigation is still going on." said court spokesman Larry Moore. "But we feel we've gotten to Walker and Uarllon Fisk in the 3 ' By Kent McDIII the point where we can say it would be impossible to United Press International first inning and Harold Baines in fix responsibility to any one individual " the third was not lost on ('liit ago Moore said, however, that employees at the court CHICAGO — Roger Clemens and manager Tony LtiRussa. clerk's office will be instructed to adhere to Tim Lollar were involved in one of "He threw a fasthtill past Baines established accounting procedures, which had SITH5 X A l those peculiar pitching duels that and Walker," LtiRussa said. "That apparently become lax over the past few years, Moore make baseball such a funny game. is what I tall pitching. ” said. Clemens, a second-year man for The sevenli) inning was wild Foremost among these procedures is that traflic Clemens gave up a walk to .Iiilio fines must be deposited in the state's account no more Boston, was not pitching well, 10- getting by on his fastball. But he Cruz and a hil-iind-nin single to than seven days after they hiive been paid, whether had a shutout through six innings Ozzie Guillen to put Cruz on third the police officer's copy of the citation has been filed and a 1-0 lead Clear came in and gave up a at the court or not. Lollar, traded to the Chicago run-scoring single to Rudy L;iw Moore said that often court workers had waited White Sox from San Diego, was that put Guillen on second hiise. longer than seven days for the police paperwork to ^ \ pitching very well but couldn't get Then Joe De Sa came up for his arrive before depositing the money. any offensive support and was first at-hat of the season He State officials launched a criminal investigation Herald photo by Pinto bunted toward third and Clear into the court in 1984 after they discovered that IS fines losing 1-0. paid to the court in 1983 were never deposited in the The White Sox finally got Cle­ picked it up. He threw low to thii d Ready for the road mens out of the game in the baseman Wade Boggs in an state's account. seventh inning Sunday and teed off attempt to catch Guillen, and two But the probe concluded without any arrests runs scored for a 3-1 Chicago lead because of a lack of evidence, Moore said. Jenny K. Bernier, tenor saxophone. Standing from left to right- on reliever Mark Clear for seven The 21-piece llling Junior High School Jazz Band prepares runs and a 7-2 victory. "The bunt plav turned the inning The state auditors are also conducting their own recently for its spring tour — Jazz Alive '85 — which will take are Alex Eitel, base guitar; Mark Harvill, guitar; Jeff Holmes, Matt around," McNamara said. "The investigation of the court. The report will be released Clough, Hason Hawkins, Elise Robinison and Gary Garber, "It was just a matter of time in about six weeks, state auditor Henry Becker said through Pennsylvania for five days beginning Thursday. Band before they catch up with it, " play could have been mtide. He members sitting from left to right are Becky Schaffer and Egils trumpet; Jordan Grossman, baritone horn; Kelee Wilcox and Boston manager John McNamara makes the throw to third and we"re today. Mike Silmon, trombone; Ed Bastrache, drums and Doug Harvey, said. "Roger only got one pitch still okay." Ramans, piano; Beth Halloran, baritone saxophone; Cigden over the plate and that was his F'isk followed with a two-run Tanrikat, tenor saxophone; Karl Marble, Kristen Krukas and (seated at drums); and band Director Bridget Gilchrist. fastball. He threw 122 pilches and double and Daryl Boston and Matthew Chanqst. alto saxophone; and William Kennard and * only 15 breaking balls, nine for Guillen each drove in a run for a 7-1 Area Towns balls and six for strikes." lead at the end of the inning Before the disastrous seventh Those runs gave Lollar, 1-1, the In Brief inning, Clemens, 1-2, had only backing he needed and deserved Obituaries given up two hits but he has issued In seven innings, he gave up only School plan wins support p g r - six walks and had to pitch out of three hits, one a home run to Tony i . '. jams in the first and third innings. Armas, with seven strikeouts and JA. BOLTON — The Democratic Town Committee and two gr.indclnldren. Maine, and was a member ol Steven's lived lor many years in College Park, The fact that he struck out Greg two walks. voted Friday to support the Board of Education's Helen Curran The luneral will be .it 9: 15 a in Uh.iptei" in Newport, Mtiine, St. John's Md., before moving to Pennsylvania proposed 198,'>-86 budget of $2.7 million, which Helen Curi'im, 81. ol the M.isonic Commtindi y in Bangor, Maine, and the • five years ago. She was the widow of calls for a $285,757 increase over the current Tuesday at the Ralph E Hull Funeral AL roundup Home, W.illingford lormeily ol 58 Home. 161 W Church Si , Seymour, .An.ih Shrine Temple in Bangor. He was Stewart Turkington. HeraW photos by Tarquinto year's spending plan. Spruce St . died Soturd.iy ot the also associ.ited with Boy Scout Troup 25 She is survived by a daughter, Mrs. Town committee members said a $75,001) cut m with .1 mass ol Christian burial al 10 morning at Eagle Field. Stanford scattered three hits to NIusonic Home Hospit.il She w.is the a 111 111 the Cluircli ol the Good in Manchester for many years and was Joseph Brooke Kendall of Harleysville; Xavier batter Rick Murray (8) has pull in his stomach the budget recommended by the Board ol wife ol the l.iti' Robert S Curron Shepherd. Seymour Buri.il will be in Si ;i member ol t'enler Congregational two brothers, Irwin Neumann of muscles to avoid an inside pitch from East Catholic lead East to 2-1 victory. Catcher is Brian Gallahue and Finance was unjusitifed. Chu rch Woodstock. Conn., and Leonard Neu­ School board member Barry Stearns told She wos born in Yonkers. N Y . .hily 2. .■Augustine's Cemetery C.illing hours hurler Larry Stanford during HCC action Saturday umpire is Aaron Silvia. Butcher lifts Twins 1903 Until her retirement, she worked are today Irom 2 to 4 .ind 7 to 9 p in. Besides his wife, he is survived by a mann of West Hartford; and three committee members that the finance board failed daughler. Janet l.oucks of East Had- granchildren. .It I’r.itt Whitney She w.is .i memtier Doii.ilioiis iii.iy be iii.ide to the Bv Jim Luttrell when Mike Davis hit a fly ball to to adequately review the proposed budget or meet Sc d.im: two sons, H Stephen Harvey ol Private graveside services will be end the fifth. with any member of the school board prior to ol tile Ameru-.in Legion .\uxili.iry Host Seymour ,\imibl.im'e Fund, m care ol United Press International 102 ol M.inchester the funer.il home. P.ilm Beach Gardens, F’la.. and Ri- held Saturday at East Cemetery in Minnesota reached A's starter recommending the cut. according to a news chardC. Harvey of Brooklyn, NY ; and Manchester. Arrangements are being Curt Young, 0-2, for all their runs in She IS survit ed by one son. Robert S •yi(O) Things weren't going the way of release issued by the town committee eight grandchildren. handled by the Ladd Funeral Home, 19 East scratches out a victory the fifth. Gary Gaetti ripped a Curron ol W.illinglord. two doughters. the Minnesota Twins, picked to “I can not fathom how the finance board could Bernice D. Darico The luneral will be Wednesday at tbe Ellington Ave., Rockville. one-out double and advanced to review the 100-page budget document and within Mrs R.iiul.ill iRuthi Brown ol Mon- challenge for the American chester' .ind Mrs .loseph (Virgini.ii Bernice ''Bunny ' (Davis) Darico. 61 Harvey T'uneral Home in Carmel, Bv Len Auster League West title. third on Greg Gagne's single to a few days and without seeking our advice or wife of Peter Darico of Vernon, and Maine. Memorial contributions may be short center. Young walked Tim input, recommend a $75,000 cut, " Stearns was Miti'hell ol Worwick. R 1,; one brother. Mildred M. Tucker Sports Editor The Twins had dropped nine Bruce H Fuller of Louisville, Ky . eight daughter ol Grace (Patzold) Davis ol sent to Carmel Union Church in Carmel, straight games and their 2-9 record Teufel to load the bases and one out quoted as saying. Manchester, died Sunday at Rockville Maine, or the Benevolent Lodge in Mildred M. (Martin) Tucker, 65, of later, Puckett, who had three hits, grondchildren ond eight gre.it- Manchester, died Sunday at St. Francis When East Catholic hosts Xavier matched their worst since moving grundchildreii General Hospital Carmel High at cozy Eagle Field, usually from Washington D.C. 25 years followed with his two-run single. Andover library hosts exhibit The funeral will be Wednesday at 8 Hospital and Medical Center in Gruveside services will be Wednes- Alice C. Dwyer Hartford. you need a calculator more often ago. They were looking for some­ Royals 3, Tigers 2 ANDOVER — Drawings with wax. an encaustic duy .It noon .it E.isl Cemetery Moureen a in at the Biirke-Forlin Funeral than not to keep track of the runs. one to lift them out of the doldrums. Home. 76 Prospect St , Rockville, w ith a .Alice (Conliii) Dwyer. 87. formerly of She was the widow of Israel At Detroit, Darryl Motley's painting, lithographs and pencil dr.iwings arc Dickm.inn. .issocuite ctuipUiin ol the "Tommy " Tucker. Born in Stafford Typical scores have included 15-11 History has proved John Butcher bases-loaded single off the top of being displayed at the Andover Library through Mosonic Home, will offici.ite. There ore mass of Christian burial at 9 a m. in the 36 Ensign St.. Manchester, the widow of (Xavier victory in 1982). 14-12 perfect for the part. Sacred He.irl Church of Vernon. Burial Edwin F. Dwyer Sr., died Saturday al a Springs on March 30, 1920, she had been the fence in right-center field the end of April. no c.illing hours The H (' Boiley a resident of Manchester since 1951. Al (East win in 1983) and 15-4 (East Behind Butcher's three hitter broke a 2-2 lie with one out in the George Tracy is the featured artist of the Funeral Home, 273 S. Elm St W.illing will be in Ciiove Hill Cemetery. convalescent home. win in 1981). and Kirby Puckett's two-run sin­ Rockville. Calling hours .ire from 2 to 4 She was born in Windsor and had the lime of her death, she had been gle. the "Twins defeated the Oak­ 13lh inning and lifted Kansas City. month. lord, is in ch.irge of .irrangements employed at the Hamilton Standard Co. Even a year ago. some long- Tracy is a recent graduate ol the I niversity ol and 7 to 9 p m Tuesday lived in Manchester for most of the last balling made the difference with land A s 2-0 Sunday to end their Indians 3, Yankees 0 .Memorial donations may be made to 25 years. for the past 32 years. New Mexico and was awarded the Max Beckman the M.isonie Charity Foundation. R.O Jeff Riggs’ three-run homer in the slide. At New York, light-hitting Tony scholarship to the Brooklyn Museum School of She IS survived by a daughter, She is survived by her mother, Clara Box 70, Wallinglord. Conn . 06492 Milton Vitriol Lorraine (Dwyer) Schreiner of Nor­ L. Marlin of Stafford Springs; a bottom of the ninth giving East a "The way Butcher pitched, it Bernazard rapped his second Art. His work has been displayed at the Slater 6-5 win over the Falcons. homer in two days and three Museum in Norwich. Miltron Vitriol. 74. husband ol Rose walk; five grandchildren; six great­ brother, Theodore S. Martin of Stafford "‘Just a typical East-Xavier picked everyone up. " Minnesota Arlyne Garrity grandchildren; and several nieces and Springs; two sisters, Doris E. Laskow manager Billy Gardner said. "We Cleveland pitchers combined on a Tracy works in the advertising field in New (Reicher) Vitriol, of BCrestwood Drive, game," quipped East coach Jim seven-hitter to lift Cleveland- York City, and also does free-lance work. Arlyne iMoriartyi Garrity. 78, ol died tod.iy at home nephews. She was predeceased by by a and Gladys Nagy, both of Stafford Penders, after his Eagles also got a key two-out single by son, Edwin F. Dwyer Jr. Springs; and several nieces and Puckett to bring in two runs. We .Former Yankees Pat Tabler and His exhibit may be viewed during the regular Toll.ind. a lormer Manche.ster resident, Born in New York City, he had lived in scratched out a 2-1 Hartford Otis Nixon added RBI singles as hours at the Andover Library. died today at her home She was the the Manchester area for the past 42 The funeral was this morning at the nephews. County Conference win over Xav­ just haven't been getting these John F. Tierney Funeral Home. 219 W. Prayer services will be held Wednes­ kind of hits ’ the Indians captured their fourth wife ol Manche.ster attorney Harold W years He was a member of "Temple ier Saturday morning at Eagle victory in their last six games Garrity Beth Shnloin in Manchester. He was a Center St., with a mass of Christian day at 10:30 a.m. at the Holmes Funeral Field. Butcher has been a stopper for Silverstein praises turnout She was an organist at several local retired manager of various men's and burial at the Church of the Assumption. Home, 400 Main St. Burial will be in East, 2-0 in the HCC and 2-2-1 Gardner since coming to the Twins Orioles 3, Blue Jays 2 BOLTON — Morris Silverstein, chairm^.i of the churches, including St James and St women's departments in retail stores Burial was in Mount St. Benedict East Cemetery. Friends may call at the overall, this time showed its not after the 1983 season. The 28-year- At Toronto. Gary Roenicke Bridget cliiirclies in Manchester, and. Besides his wife, he is survived by a Cemetery, Bloomfield. funeral home Tuesday from 7 to 9 p.m. how hard or far you hit them, just old right-hander ha? stopped five Board of Finance and a candidate May 6 lor Memorial donations may be made to losing streaks in his time with belted a two-run homer and Dennis re-election to the board, praised the high turnout most recently, at St. Matthew's Church son, Barry Vitriol of Cutchogue, N Y. Buena V. J. Greene they all count the same. Kevin Martinez and Tippy Martinez Monday at the public hearing on the proposed in Tolland The funeral will be Tuesday al 1 p m. the American Cancer Society. 237 E. Madden's third hit of the game, his Minnesota. combined on a six-hitter to lead 1985-86 school budget in a recent statement. She lived in Tolland for 21 years, and in the Chapel of Weinstein Mortuary, Buena V. (Jones) Greene. 74, of Center St., Manchester. second infield scratch single, “I went out with the idea of Baltimore. The finance board has made a preliminary was formerly of Manchester For m.iny 640 Farmington ,Ave . Hartford. Burial Hartford, the widow of James Greene, drove in Brian Gallahue in the pitching the best I could," Butcher years, she ran a voice and piano studio died Thursday in Hartford. She was the said. “They (the A’s) were swing­ Angels 9, Mariners 2 $75,000 cut in the $2.7 miilion school spending will be in Temple Beth Sbolom Justine O. St. Onge bottom of the seventh inning for plan. at the lormer Stale Theater on Main Memorial Park in Manchester. mother of Edith Greene of Manchester. East. Gallahue led off the inning by ing at a lot of early pitches, so 1 At Anaheim. Calif., Rod Carew, “As the watchdog of the town's finances, we are Street. M.inchester A memorial period will be observed She also is survived by two sons, Justine (Ouellette) St. Onge, 78, the drawing a bases on balls and relied on my fastball 80-85 percent drawing within 57 hits of the 3,000 obviously concerned about the entire town Besides her husband she is survived at his home The family suggests David Greene of New Britian and widow of Archie St. Onge of East advanced to third on a pair of wild of the time." mark, stroked two doubles to drive budget, and not just one portion of it," Silverstein by a son, 11. David Garrity of Tolland: memorial contributions be made to William Greene of Windsor; 15 grand­ Hartford, died Thursday at a convales­ pitches by reliever Jeff Bagwell. Butcher was masterful in pitch­ in one run and scored three times said in a news release. "The hearings are held for and a daughter, .-\rlyiie M Garrity of Temple Beth Sholom or to a charily of children; many nieces, nephews; and cent home. She was the mother of ing his second complete game of to pace California past Seattle. "Hopefully this will pick us up." the season. He scattered three hits the public's input and will be beneficial to us in Mansfield. Fa the donor's choice. other relatives. Clifford St. Onge of Manchester. said Penders, who saw his club Rangers 5, Brewers 2 our deliberations after the hearings ' The funeral w ill be Wednesday w ith a The funeral was today from Metro­ She also is survived by two other sons. bounce back from a poor perfor­ — singles by Dave Collins and massol Christian burial at lOa.m atSt. Beverley H. Harvey politan AME Zion Church. 2051 Main Nelson St. Onge in New York and Daniel mance Wednesday, a 10-2 loss to Carney Lansford and a double by At Milwaukee, Don Slaught hit a Mike Heath. Lansford was wiped solo home run and added two Matthew's Church, Tolland Burial will Beverley H Harvey of 28 Elizabeth St.. Hartford. Burial was in Northwood St. Onge of East Harlfoi'd; a brother, crosstown Manchester High. “We Zoning hearing set be in St. Janies Cemetery. Manche.ster Cemetery, Wilson. Onesime Ouellette ol Van Buren, still have to get a better defensive out on a double play in the seventh singles and Cliff Johnson belted Drive, husband of Gwendolyn Carter and Heath was stranded at second another solo shot to power Texas. BOLTON — The Zoning Commission will hold a Calling hours are Tuesday from 2 to 4 Harvey, died Saturday in Winter James F'uneral Home, 2016 Main St.. Maine; two sisters, Genevieve Cormier performance," public hearing Wednesday at Community Hall on p.m and 7 to 9 p m. at the Ladd Funeral Haven, Fla. H artford, was in charge of and Leona Zizs, both of Van Buren; and Pitching was supposed to be several proposed revisions of town zoning Home. 19 Ellington ,Ave.. Rockville Born in Greenville, Maine, he had arrangements. two grandsons. East's strong suit in '85 and that NL roundup The funeral will be Tuesday at 8: 15 regulations, one propo.sed zone change and a lived in Manchester for a number of Alice B. Molleur hadn't been the case. Not until request for a special permit. Daniel S. DePasqua years. He retired from Pratt and a m. at the Callahan F'uneral Home,- Saturday. Senior Larry Stanford, a Among the subjects on Wednesday's agenda Daniel S Del’asqiia, 68. of Seymour, Whitney in East Hartford after 32 years Alice (Berube) Molleur, the widow of 1602 Main St.. Etisl Hartford, with a converted infielder/outfielder, li­ will be a request from United Cable Television of husband ol Agnes (Kevalas) DePas­ of service and prior to that was an Louis Molleur, formerly of Hartford, mass of Christian burial at 9 a m. in St. mited the normally hard-hitting Eastern Connecticut for a special permit to house qua, died Saturd.iy at Griffin Hospital, embalmer and funeral director al the died Friday al a local convalescent Mary Church in East Hartford. Burial Falcons to three hits, two of the Thinking the game a larger fleet of service vehicles at its head-end Derby He was the father of Joseph Harvey F'uneral Home in Carmel. home. She was the sister of Edgar will be in Mount SI. Benedict Cemetery, infield variety. station on the Boston Turnpike than is normally DePasqua of Manchester Maine, for many years Berube and Blanche Pariseau, both of Bloomfield. Calling hours will be "Stanford pitched one heckuva allowed in a general business zone. He also is survived by two othersons, He was a past master of the Manchester. tonight from 7 to 9. game to hold them down," Penders two daughters, two brothers, a sister Benevolent Lodge ol Masons in Carmel, She also is survived by a son, Robert lauded the righthander who fanned key for Hershiser Molleur of Hartford; three daughtrers, five and walked five in the Lillian Mahan of Farmington, and Ruth A. Hill route-going performance. Stan­ By Joe llluzzi slugged his first career grand slam F’lorencc Bechard and S. Janet Gilbert, ford relied upon a fastball, split­ United Press International and rookie Vince Coleman stole both of Wethersfield; another brother, Ruth A. Hill. 76, of 77 Silver St., fingered fastball and curve to hold three bases to lift the Cardinals to Brazilians mourn passing of Neves Bernard Berube of Vernon; two other Coventry, died Saturday, at her home. Xavier in check. "He had them off East Catholic's Mario DiLoreto (18) play but the relay from Xavier second Orel Hershiser realizes that their third straight victory. Bob She was the wife of Wilfred E. Hill . They Forsch, 2-0, picked up the victory SAG PAULO, Brazil — The body ol accordance with the Brazilian constitution, draped the coffin, which was .surrounded by sisters, Adrianna Saya of West Hart­ stride, mixing his pitches very begins slide into second base in sixth baseman Marc D’Amato (right) to first before he can be mentioned in the ford and Laura Joanis of Wethersfield; had ob.served their ,55th wedding well, " Penders said. wasn't in time to complete doubleplay. same breath as a Rick Sutcliffe or as he continues his comeback from President-elect Tancredo Neves was car­ he was continuing in the presidency on the bouquets of tropical flowers. Thousands of anniversary on Sept. 30. inning play. He was a forceout victim on back surgery. ried through Sao Paulo today atop a red fire death of Neves. He was given no oath and no people waved handkerchiefs and applauded II grandchildren; and two great­ East for three years running had Fernando Valenzuela he must grandchildren. She was born in Coventry on Sept. 30. some fence-busters. “Now you putout. K'd on some high heat. cross the fine line between being truck as thousands of mourners packed the vote was taken, the cortege under a crisp blue sky, shouting 1908, and was a lifelong resident. She ing off the seventh and was yanked Reds 1, Giants 0 streets shouting “Brazil, Brazil. " Vice "With immense grief, shared by the "Brazil, Brazil. " as the procession passed. The funeral was this morning at the look down the bench and there’s no "We had good execution then. by Garstka. "Tony ran out of gas Pitching was supposed to be thrower and a thinker. Richard W. Sheehan Funeral Home, was vice president of Center Cemetery one there who can do it. We have to Normally we throw through but East’s forte this year. Stanford has "The key for me in this game is At Cincinnati, Eric Davis tripled President Jose Sat ney became the nation's entire nation. 1 have the painful duty to Association of Coventry, a member of the last inning," the Falcon coach and scored on a balk and Tom first civilian president in 21 years. inform you of the death of President-elect The fire truck moved toward the airport, 1084 New Britain Ave., West Hartford, manufacture runs." said Penders. I've coached against him (Xavi­ explained. given Penders two good outings. mental,” said Hershiser, who where Neves' body was to be flown to with a mass of Christian burial at St. Second Congregational Church, past Both Eagle runs were er's Terry Garstka) enough. This He was involved in a non-decision tossed a two-hitter Sunday to spark Browning pitched eight scoreless Neves, 75, who underwent seven opera­ Tancredo Neves, " the letter said. president of the Fragement Society and Bagwell relieved and uncorked a innings to lead the Reds to their tions in the last 38 days, died Sunday night " In view of this faet, I have the honor to Brasilia. He uill be buried in his small Lawrence O'Toole Church, Hartford. manufactured. time I guessed right," Penders wild pitch on his first offering to the Tuesday, a 2-2 tie with Aquinas. the Los Angeles Dodgers to a 2-0 hometown of Sao Joao del Rei after lying in Burial was in Mount St. Benedict a former member of the Coventry There wasn't any shot that came said. "Hopefully Mickey (Garbeck) can victory over the San Diego Padres. seventh straight victory Sunday, after suffering a heart crisis that doctors inform you that I will continue to exercise Garden Club. plate. Later he got his spikes over San Francisco. said caused his condition to deteriorate the presidency, now as successor, as state in the presidential palace in Brasilia. Cemetery. Bloomfield. close to clearing the Eagle Field "The runner (at third) wasn't caught on the pitching rubber and come around. Then we’ll be a lot "People have told me I have the Dontitions may be made to the She also is survived by three sons, fences. supposed to go,” Garstka advised. bounced a second pitch to the more effective," Penders said. ability if I can just conquer the Astros 4, Braves 2 rapidly. prescribed in Article 77 of the federal Sarney, a4, pledged early today that “the Harol Hill of Canterbury, Richard Hill Sarney, who assumed Neves' duties when constitution,"' American Heart Association. Xavier. 4-2 overall, was handed East tied it in the sixth. Madden, backstop. That moved Gallahue to East has three HCC games this mental aspect." At Atlanta, Bob Knepper, Bill legacy of Tancredo Neves will live on, and Lester Hill, both of Coventry; and its first HCC loss after three wins. who was 3-for-4 to raise his third. week. It visits Northwest Catholic The 26-year-oId right-hander the president-elect underwent the first F’ollowing Brazilian tradition for digni­ seven gradnchildren. Dawley, and Dave Smith com­ operation March 15, officially became taries, the coffin containing Neves' body Bernice Turkington The Falcons gained a 1-0 lead team-leading average to .556. Madden's game-winner was a in West Hartford Tuesday at 3:15, flirted with a no-hitter for six bined on a seven-hitter to lift "Mine will be a government of concor­ The funeral will beTuesday at lla.m . thanks to an unearned run in the dumped in a single and on a chopper down the third base line is home against Notre Dame of innings, but instead Hershiser, president in a notification ceremony at the was placed atop a red fire engine that dance, ol change, of hard work and moralil Bernice Ciechowski Turkington of at Holmes F’uneral Home. 400 Main St. Houston. Knepper, 1-0, surren­ Senate in the federal capital, Brasilia. threaded slow"ly through Sao Paulo streets third inning. Craig Parmalee, the hit-and-run Brian Feshler lined a which Beckstein corraled, but West Havfn Wednesday at 3; 15 only in his second major-league dered four hits over six innings to and austerity. " he said in an address on Harleysville, Pa,, died Thursday in Burial will be in Center Cemetery, No. 9 batter in the order, reached single to left. Madden had to hold at pegged wildly past first down the and hosts/South Catholic Saturday season, settled for his fourth The Senate president read a formal note lined with soldiers and mourners. radio and television. "We will be re.solule Pennsylvania. Coventry. Calling hours will be tonight get the victory. from Sarney informing the Senate that in A green, yellow and blue national flag on a catcher's interference and Joe second and was forced at third rightfield line. Madden was cre­ morning at 11 a.m. career two-hitter. • against corruption."" She was born in Rockville and had from 7 to 9. Burns singled to left. When left- base as designated hitter Mario dited with a hit, giving Stanford the Tony Gywnn, last year’s Na­ Cubs 4, Expos 0 fielder Scott Vibberts hobbled the DiLoreto failed to execute on a win, his first mound decision, and EAST CATHOLIC (1) — Kevin Rloos tional League batting king, broke At Montreal, Dennis Eckersley ball and was slow getting it back to sacrifice, "I don't think we’ve making Franco the loser. 2b 4-0-1-0, M ott M lruckl ss 4-0-04), up the no-hit bid with a leadoff blanked the Expos on five hits and Mass, man faces drug charges Modden 3b 44>-3-), Feshler 241-14), BIBLE TOPICS Dr. Loren J. Schneider, Podiatrist, the infield, the runners moved up. gotten a bunt down this year," Stanford, making only his third Stanford p 0-00-0, D iLoreto dh 24>-)0, double in the seventh. Richie Hebner drove in three runs Faith; Prayer; Christian is happy to announce Parmalee came home on an infield Penders said. varsity start ever, worked his way H utt 1b 3-00-0, Sander pr 0-0-00, "I think that intimidated him,” as Chicago halted Montreal's A Massachusetts man was ar­ Center Street. Police said Nielson, the front seat. Grownth; Hope; Conscience; Vibberts If 2-0-00, Revellese ph 141-1-1, groundnut by Tony Franco. Kevin Hutt grounded into a out of jams the last two innings. He Bontempo rf 3-000, Gallahue c 2-1-00. said Los Angeles pitching coach four-Bame winnina streak. rested early this morning after a Brookline. Mass., resident, failed In a canvas bag on the back seat Making Decisions: Temptations the relocation of his office to: The Eagles cut off a potential forceout at second. Pinch-hitter retired 11 in a row before issuing Ron Perranoski. “He tried to make police said they seized about 40 sobriety tests at the scene. But a police said they found a set of of the World; Anger: And lots Totals 27-2-7-2. Phillies 10, Mets 6 more! 483 W. Middle Tpke., Suite 101, Manchester Xavier run in the second stanza. Bill Revellese sent a slow roller to back-to-back walks and balking XAVIER (1) — Burns cf 4-010, the perfect pitch and he started grams of suspected cocaine, more breath test showed no traces of scales, sifters, and more suspected The Falcons had runners on first the right of the pitching mound the runners to second and third in Franco p /lb 4-0-01, Boawell Ib /p getting behind. When he puts it At Philadelphia. Ozzie Virgil than $3,300 in cash and an assort­ alcohol in his blood, police said. cocaine, 24MH), M urray c 24100, D orllno ss Tuesday Evenings and third with one out and tried to towards the shortstop hole. Third the sixth inning. He fanned Beck­ 24MH), Beckstein 3b34MO,D"Amato 2b together, he can be nasty.” singled in the go-ahead run and ment of drug-related parapherna­ Police said Nielson's arms were Nielson was charged with pos­ For the treatment of diseases and surgery of the foot. Adults and 7:30 p.m . children's foot ailments. Diabetics, Bunions, Hammer Toes. Dis­ pull off a double steal. It backfired baseman Beckstein cut it off but stein to get out of this jam. 14MM), BukowskI pr OOOO, Flynn rt ! The only other hit off Hershiser pinch-hitter Greg Gross doubled in lia from his car. covered with needle marks. Police session of cocaine, intent to sell when lead runner Brendan Beck- Revellese beat the throw to first. In the seventh, a walk and bunt 34110, Parmalee If 24100. Totals was Carmelo Mart.inez's nne-out two runs to highlight a four-run said in his pocket they found a cocaine, possession of drug para­ For more information call: eases ol the skin. Sports Medicine, Foot and Ankle Injuries. 23-1-3-1. Police said they stopped Jeffrey stein was gunned down at home as Feshler scoring the tying run. single put the first two runners on. Xavier 001 000 0 1-30 single in the eighth. seventh inning as the Phillies L. Nielson, 28, on suspicion of glass vial attached to a spoon, with phernalia and driving while under East shortstop Matt Mirucki cut Xavier's Franco, now 3-1, had Parmalee failed to get a sacrifice East Catholic 000 001 1 2-7-2 outlasted New York. Kevin Gross, drunk driving shortly after 1 a.m., a small amount of suspected the influence of alcohol or drugs. Emergencies seen same day. Franco, Bagwell (7) and Murray; 647-0069 off the throw to second and relayed matched Stanford through six down and was whiffed by Stanford. Stanford and Gallahue. Cards 6, Pirates 0 1-2, pitched four strong'innings to after getting a call from the cocaine inside. Police said they He was held overnight on $25,000 anytime back to catcher Gallahue for the innings. He walked Gallahue lead­ Joe Bums popped out and Franco W- Stanford (1-0), L- Franco (3-1). At St. Louis, Terry Pendleton get the victory. manager of the 7-11 store on 513 found syringes in a camera case on bond for presentation today 6 4 6-5153 12 - MANCHP:STKR HKRAU), Monday, April 22. 1985 SCOREBOARD Propp tricks Islanders

White Sox 7, Red Sox 2 Scholastic Baseball Cards Basketball Golf as Flyers go two up Baseball BOSTON CHICAGO Ob r h bl Ob r h bi By Joe Juliono Propp scored three consecutive The only consolation for New Boggs 3b 4 0 0 0 Law If 4 111 Country Club goals to spark the Flyers to a 4-0 Evans rf 2 0 0 0 Fletchr 3b 1 0 0 0 NBA playoff icheduie United Press International York coach A1 Arbour was trying AL standings Rice If 3 1 0 0 DeSa ph 1 1 0 0 DPENINO DAY — Gross — Connie lead by late in the second period. to use the goals by Gillies and by Easier dh 4 0 0 0 Hulett 3b 10 0 0 Christopher W. Pires First Round Hess, Jeanette Ortllelll. Alice Ansoldl, PHILADELPHIA - Even He scored on rebounds at 11:05 and Bob Nystrom with 1:34 remaining Arm as cf 4 12 2 Baines rf 5 0 10 East (Best ot FIvt) Claire Rosselto. Net — Agnes Ro- (hough the Phihidelphiu Flyers 19:41 of the first period and fired a as a spark for Game 3, which will w L Pet. GB Sax pr 0 0 0 0 W alker lb 4 1 0 0 Shortstop, Cheney Tech mavko, Mary Collins, Grace Shea, Ann 4 4 (All Timos EST) 35-foot screen shot past Islander be played Tuesday night in Union- Detroit 7 3 .700 — Bucknr 1b 0 10 Fisk c 1 1 2 Eostorn Contoronco Salotla. Closest to pin — Linda Quick. had been enjoying sueeess in the Toronto 7 S .683 1 Gedman c 3 0 0 0 Hill c 0 0 0 0 Longest drive — Isabelle Parclak. playoffs, people were growing goalie Billy Smith at 15:47 of the dale, N.Y. Barrett 2b 3 0 2 0 Gamble dh 3 0 0 0 Home address: 86 Rustic Clovoland vs. Boston Baltimore 6 5 .545 IV7 (Celtics load sorlos, 34)) PAR FDURS — A Gross — Ruby concerned about the goose egg in second. "Hopefully, those two goals will Boston 6 6 .500 2 Gutlerrz ss 3 0 0 0 Salazar pr 0 1 0 0 Lane, East Hartford. April 18 — Boston 126, Cleveland 123 Clough 47. Net — Agnes Romoyko Boston cf 4 0 2 1 the goal-scoring column next to With Pelle Lindbergh continuing prove lo be helpful,” Arbour said. Milwaukee 5 5 .500 2 Born; Jan. 24, 1968. April 20— Boston 108, Cleveland 106 49-10-39. B Gross — Boots Carnlella X . New York 5 5 .500 2 Cruz 2b 1110 April 23 — Boston at Cleveland, 7:X Net — Ido M cM ahon 53-14-39. C Gross Brian Propp’s name. to stand tall in goal, the Flyers “ It will make our players see that Cleveland 4 7 .364 3V3 Guillen ss 3 1 1 1 Class: Junior. — Alice Ansoldl 52. Net — Emily Sarra Except Brian Propp. went on without loo much trouble he (Lindbergh) is not invincible West Totals 30 2 5 3 Totals 31 7 7 5 52-18-34. D Gross — Cathy Bohlallan55. Boston 000 100 001— 2 Height; 5-7. Weight; 145. " x^Aprll 25 — Boston at Clevelond, 7 :X Philadelphia’s high-scoring left to their 18th consecutive home and we’ll get rolling,” Seattle 7 5 .563 _ p.ni. Net — Ann Solatia 57-20-37. Oakland 7 5 .583 — Chicogo 000 000 70X— 7 b e s t 15 — a Gross — Isabelle victory and 20lh win overall in To a man. the Islanders say the Game-winning RBI — None. Bats: Both. Throws; Right. x-Aorll M — Cleveland at Boston, wing knew it was jusl a matter of California 7 5 .583 — Parclak 68. Net — Lynn P rio r 82-18-64. tinie, and that time came Sunday their last 21 games dating back to key to the two games coming up at Chicago 5 5 .500 1 E— Boston, Clear. DP—Chlcago3. LOB Batting average: .344. '^^^Woshlngton vs. Phlladelphio B Gross — Boots Carnlella 71. Net — IV —Boston 4, Chlcogo 9. 2B—Fisk. HR— night when he scored three goals lo the regular season. the Nassau Coliseum is getting the Kansas City 5 6 .455 3 Career highlights: Played (SIxors load sorlos, 241) M a ry PrestI 76-24-52. C Gross — Helen Texas 4 7 .364 2'/j Arm as (4). SB— Buckner (1), Law (1), Meegon 83. Ed llospodar .scored Philadel­ Boston (1), Fisk (1). SF—Guillen. A p ril 17— Phllodeloma 104, Washington lift the Flyers lo a 5-2 victory over early lead. Minnesota 3 9 .250 4 varsity as freshman, played 97 BEST 17 — A — Frank Klernan phia’s first goal at 2:15 of the "They got three quick goals — Saturday's Results IP H R E R B B S O Aprll21— Pmiadelphlol 13, Washington 72-8-64, John Burger 68-4-64, D ave Kaye the New York Islanders and a 2-0 Detroit 4, Kansas City 3 Boston with tournament team in 1984. 67-2-65, Serge Sortorl 73-8-65. Gross — advantage in their best-of-seven opening period and Tim Kerr two on rebounds — and the game Clemens (L 1-2) 6 3 2 2 6 5 94 Toronto 3, Boltimore 2 Other sports: Hockey. April 24 — Phllodeloma at Washington, Dove Kove 72. B — Alex EIgner Jr. NHL Stanley Cup playoff series. wrapped up the team's scoring at was over,” winger Mike Bossy New York 5, Cleveland 2 Clear 1-3 3 5 3 1 0 * - 76-13-63, To m Roche 75-10-65, Rob Trullllo 1 2-310 0 01 7 ;X o .m . "When a scorer has a season like 12:45 of the third period with his said. "We can’t let them get ahead Texas 5, Milwaukee 1 Future plans: College. x-AprII 26 — Philadelphia at Washing­ Sullivan 77-12-65, Bob Copeland 78-12- Boston 12. Chicago Chicago 66, Joe Novak 76-10-66, Jim M cCalloum I did, if he goes through a few seventh playoff goal. Kerr lied a on Tuesday.” 8 Lollor (W 1-1) 7 3 1 12 7 ton, 8 p.m. Seattle 3, California 2 x-AprII 20 — Washington of Philadel­ 79-13-66. C — Fred Tro e v 74-15-59, Earl games in the playoffs wilhoul playoff record With three assists in Bossy had a particularly frus­ Oakland 6. Minnesota 2 Jones 1 10000 Wilson 91-24-67, Don Baltollno 92-25-67, Nelson 1 1 1 1 1 1 phia, (TBA) scoring, people start lo wonder, " the first period. trating first period, watching three Sunday's Results Chicago vs. Mllvraukoo Bert Brown 82-15-67, Ken Anderson Kansas City 3. Detroit 2. (13 Innings) Clemens pitched to 2 batters In 7th. 98- 31-67, said Propp, a 43-goal scorer in the Lindbergh, who shut out the good chances being foiled by HBP—by Clear (Gamble). WP — tPmea (Bucks load sorlos, 24» Baltimore 3, Toronto 2 SW EEPS — A Gross — Dove Kaye 72. T ru llllo , Nelson. T—3:14. A—22,987. April 19 — Milwaukee 109, Chicago IX regular season "But I was getting Islanders in the last meeting of the Lindbergh and then fanning on Cleveland 3. New YorkO April 21 — Milwaukee 122, Chicago 115 Net — John Burger 74-4-70, Serge regular season and the first game what would have been a point- Chicago 7, Boston 2 Nationai League resuits Cubs 4. Expos 0 April 24 — Milwaukee at Chicago, 8:X Sortorl 79-8-71. B Gross — Tom Roche my chances and f knew evenlually Texas 5. Milwaukee 2 Indians 3. Yankees 0 p.m. 81. Net — Aldo D 'Appolonlo 85-14-71, I would score." of the playoffs, saw his scoreless blank 15-footer from the slot. California 9, Seattle 2 x-AprII 26 — Milwaukee at Chicago, 8 Alex EIgner Jr. 85-13-72, To m Low ery Flyers coach Mike Keenan also streak against New York broken at "We must establish some kind of Minnesota 2. Oakland 0 Phiiiies10,Mets6 CHICAGO MONTREAL 83-10-73, Ed Dulleo 86-13-73. C Gross — Obrhbl obrhbl p.m. 168.16 when Clark Gillies fired the force,” Bossy said. "Wedon'twant Mondoy's Gomes CLEVELAND NEW YORK x-AprII 20 — Chlcogo at Milwaukee, Fred Troev 80. Net — Don Baltollno had a feeling that Propp would (All Times EST) ab r h bi ab r b bi Lopes If 4 2 2 0 Raines If 4 0 10 99- 25-74. puck past him at 19:06 of the to gel behind the 8-ball again. But I NEW YORK PHILADELPHIA Sandbrg 2b 3 1 1 0 Wnnngh cf 4 0 0 0 (TBA) light the red lamp in the Patrick Detroit (M orris 2-1) ot Clevelond Nixon It 4 0 11 Moreno cl 3 0 0 0 New Jersey vs. Detroit b e s t 15 — A — Rich RIordan X-7-52, second period. (Schulze 0-0), 1:35 p.m. Ob r h bi ob r h bi Matthws If 4 0 1 0 Dawson rt 4 0 0 0 Division finals before too long. don't think the situation is any Butler cl 4 110 Sample oh 10 0 0 MWIIsn cf 5 12 0 Samuel 2b 5 1 2 1 (Pistons Mod sorlos, 241) M a rly Shea 60-8-52, Dick Kerr 62-8-54. Kansas City (Lelbrandt 1-0) at Toronto Franco ss 4 0 10 Cotto cl 0 0 0 0 Dernier cf 0 0 0 0 Drlessn 1b 3 0 0 0 Gross — Dove Kove 73. B — Bob "You can't keep a scorer like "Everyone is congratulating me different now than it was against Chapmn 2b 3 1 10 Stone If 4 1 1 0 Hebner lb 4 13 3 Walloch 3b3 0 1 0 April 18 — [Jelroll 125, New Jersey 105 (Stieb 1-1). 7:35 p.m. Hall dh 3 0 0 0 Bradley c 3 0 0 0 April 21 — O tro ll 121, New Jersey 111 W olloce 64-14-M, M arsh W arren 63-11- on playing well and that's fine, " Washington." Mllwoukee (Darwin 1-0) at Chicago Backmn 2b 2 0 1 0 Hayes cf 4 12 0 Morelnd rf 4 0 1 0 Law 2b 3 0 10 that off the scoreboard for long," Tabler 1b 4 0 11 Wynegor c 1 0 0 0 Hrnndz 1b 4 12 1 Schmidt 3b 5 1 1 0 April 24— Detrolldt New Jersey, 8p.m. 52, Ed Dulleo 65-13-52, Ed Clccaglione said Lindbergh, "but my team is The Islanders rallied from a 2-0 (Dotson 0-0), 0:30 p.m. Vuckvch rl 4 0 0 0 Mttngly 1b 3 0 1 0 Cev 3b 3 0 0 1 Wshngt ss 3 0 10 66-13-53, Poul White 66-13-53, Don Davis he said. "He was due lo break out Seattle (Young 1-1) at Minnesota Carter c 5 12 0 Corcorn lb 3 3 2 1 Lake c 4 0 10 Fltzgerld c 2 0 1 0 doing the job in front of me The deficit lo win the final three games UPl photo Jacoby 3b 4 0 2 0 WInlleld rl 4 0 1 0 Strwbrr rf 5 1 1 2 Virgil c 4 112 x-AprII 26 — Detroit at New Jersey, 8 65-11-54, Bob Sullivan 66-12-54. C — Bill and gel a couple of goals. Tonight (Schrom 0-2), 8:35 p.m. Willard c 3 110 Hassey dh 2 0 2 0 Dunston ss 4 0 0 0 Palmer p 0 0 0 0 Hunniford 71-23-48, Don Battollno 76-25- Islanders had more people in front of their first-round series and Baltimore (McGregor 1-0) at Texas Foster If 3 113 GWIIson rf 4 2 3 3 Eckerslv p 3 0 2 0 Dilone ph 10 0 0 p.m. he proved why he's a consistent Bernzrd 2b 2 1 2 1 Baylor oh 2 0 0 0 Knight 3b 3 0 10 Jeltz ss 4 0 0 0 x-AprII 20 — New Jersey at Detroit, 51, Nick DIPIetro 77-26-51, W ally Hort tonight but the defense didn't allow Philadelphia's Brian Propp raises his second first-period goai against New (Hough 0-0). 0:35 p.m. FIschlln 2b 1 0 0 0 Grlltey II 4 0 2 0 Burke p 0 0 0 0 40-goal scorer in the National eliminate the Washington Gardnhr ss 3 0 1 0 Koosmn p 10 0 0 Fronen ph 1 0 0 0 (TBA) 74-22-52, Steve Dexter 67-15-52. Oakland (Sutton 2 0) at California Paallorl 3b 2 0 0 0 SW EEPS — A Gross — Dave Kove 73. Hockey League." many rebounds ' Capitals. stick in jubiliation after scoring his York goalie Billy Smith. (Slaton 1-0), 10:30p.m. Heep ph 1 0 0 0 KGross o 1 0 0 0 Shines ph 1 0 0 0 Western Conference Berra 3b 2010 Santana ss 0 0 0 0 GGross ph 10 12 Phoenix vs. Los Angeles Net — M arty Shea 76-8-68, Rich Tuesday's Gomes Mechm ss 3 0 0 0 Grpnthn p 0 0 0 0 Darling p 2 0 0 0 Tekulve p 0 0 0 0 Totals 33 4 11 4 Totals 29 0 5 0 (Lakers leads sorlos. 3-0) RIordan 77-7-70, T e rry Schilling 76-5-71. Detroit at Cleveland Bonilla 2b 3 0 0 0 B Gross — Pete Foster 78. Net — Bob Kansas City at Toronto, night Sisk p 0 0 0 0 Chlcogo 201 001 000— 4 April 18— Los Angeles 142, PhoenIxlU Totals 33 3 9 3 Totals 33 0 7 0 Staub ph 10 0 0 W allace 82-14-68, Frank Livingston Boston at New York, night Clevelond 001 001 100— 3 M ontrtol 000 000 OOO— 0 Gorman p 0 0 0 0 Gome-wInnIng RBI — Hebner (1). April X — Los Angeles 147, Phoenix I X 82-13-69, Paul W hite 84-13-71, M arsh Milwaukee at Chicago, night New York 000 000 OOO— 0 W arren 83-11-72, Don Dovis 83-11-72, Ed Seattle at Minnesota, night Totals 37 6 12 6 Totals 36 10 13 9 DP— Chlcogo 2, Montreal 4. LOB— Game-winnino RBI — Bernazard (11 April 23 — Los Angeles of Phoenix, Dulleo 85-13-72. C Gross — Vic Plagge Habs hold off Nordiques New York 203 100 000— 6 Chicago 4, Montreal 3.2B— Sondberg. SB Baltimore ot Texas, night DP—Nev, York 1. LOB—Cleveland 6 87. Net — Irv Sobolov 92-24-68, Fred Oakland at California, night Philadelphia 024 000 40x— 10 — Raines (4). SF— Cey. 10:X p.m. New York 7. 2B—Grilley 2, Willard, Game-winning RBI — Virgil (1). x-Aorll 25 — Los Angeles at Phoenix, T ra c y 89-15-74, George M ay X-16-74. Butler. HR — Bernazard (2) S — IP H R ER BB SO t » Bv United Press International E— Gordenhire. DP— New York 1, Chicago )0 :X p.m. FG UR-BALL — Net — Pete Foster- Bernazard. Philadelphia 1. LOB— New York , x-Aorll 27 — Phoenix at Los Angeles, Joe Mocolone-Morgon Gront-Roger NLstandings IP H R ER BB SO 8 Eckersley (W 2-1) 9 5 0 0 1 3 Philadelphla6.2B— M. Wilson, Corcoran, Montreal 3 :X p.m. Craig 51; Bill Zwlck-Poul Sulllvon-Ed M O N TR E A L — After blowing a Cleveland Ansold l-D on Bottallno S3; Sergio 4 Carter, Hayes, G.Gross. HR— G. Wilson Palmer (L 0-2) 3 5 3 3 1 1 Son Antonio vs. Denver two-goal lead against a high- East Ruble 4 0 0 1 0 (1). Foster (2 ),Samuel (D .S — Darling, K. Sortorl-JIm King-Norm Nordeen-Ed Von Ohlen IW 2-1) 4 2 0 0 0 2 Burke 341101 (Series tied, 1-1) W L Pet. GB Gross. April 18 — Denver 141, Son Antonio 111 Dulleo 56; Paul Purcell-RIch Morsholl- scoring team like the Quebec Waddell (S 3) 1 1 0 0 0 1 Roberge 2 1 0 0 0 0 New York 6 3 .727 — IP H R ER BB SO Grapenthin 1 1 0 0 0 1 April X — Son Antonio 113, Denver 111 Vlc Plogge-NIck DIPIetro 57; Word Nordiques, what goes through an Chicago 8 3 .727 ___ New York New York April 23 — Denver at Son Antonio, 8 :X Holmes-Ed CIccagllone-Brooks Allen- Whitson (L 0-2) 5 1-3 7 2 2 1 I T — 2:07. A— 13,506. Montreol 6 5 .545 2 Darling 5 8 6 5 1 5 p.m. W ally Hart 57; To m Lo w e rv-Fro n k opposing goalie's mind? St. Louis 5 6 .455 3 BordI 3 2-3 2 1 1 1 2 Sisk (L 1-1) 2 5 4 4 1 1 April 26 — Denver of Son Antonio, 8 LIvIngston-Fred Traev-George Muller "You close your eyes and pray." Von Ohlen pitched to 1 batter In 9th, Cardinals 6. Pirates 0 Pittsburgh 3 8 .273 5 Gorman 1 0 0 0 1 0 p.m. 59. Gross — Mortv Sheo-Joe Wolsh- Montreal goalie Steve Penney said Philadelphia 3 8 .273 5 T—2:24. A—34.443. Philodelphia x-AprII X — Son Antonio of Denver, George M ov-G II Stephens 68; Lance West Koosamn 2 1-3 6 5 4 1 2 (TBA) Retzlot-Rov Flnnegon-Wlg Gordello- Sunday after the Canadiens sur­ Cincinnati 4 .667 ___ PITTSBURGH ST. LOUIS 8 Angeis 9. Mariners 2 K, Grss (W 1-2) 4 2-3 3 1 1 1 5 obrhbl ObrhM Utoh vs.Houslon Hector Trocchl 72. vived Quebec’s comeback to claim San Diego 6 5 .545 1' 2 Tekulve 2 1 0 0 0 0 (Series tied, 1-1) BACK NINE NET — Dick Dttavlano- Los Angeles 7 6 .538 V Ray 2b 4 0 0 0 Colemn cf 3 12 0 a 6-4 victory in the Adams Division '2 HBP— by Tekulve (Hernondez). Orsulok ct 4 0 2 0 LSmIth If 4 12 0 April 19— Utah 115, Houston IX Bob Wollace-Jock Sheo-DIck McMa­ Houston 6 6 .500 2 SEATTLE CALIFORNIA PB— Virgil. T — 2:43. A— 30,186. April 21 — Houston 122, Utah 96 hon 29; Bob FIvnn-BMI To m klel-D o n finals and tie their series at 1-1. Atlanta 5 .455 T/7 Modlck 3b 4 0 0 0 Campbll p 1 0 0 0 6 ab r h bl ab r h bi Thmpsn 1b 4 0 2 0 Herr 2b 2 12 0 April 24 — Houston ot Utah, 9 :X p.m. M orM ne-Auslln W elm on 30; T o m Game 3 of the best-of-seven San Francisco 3 8 .273 4'/2 Percent 2b 3 0 0 0 Pettis cf 3 110 April 26 — Houston at Utah, 10:X p.m. Ovens-Poul White-Mort Rosenthal-Bel Soturday's Results Kemp If 4 0 0 0 Clark 1b 4 0 0 0 second-round Stanley Cup playoff Reynids 2b 0 0 0 0 Brown cf 2 0 0 Pena 0 c 4 0 I 0 Vn Slyk rf 3 2 2 0 x-Aorll 20 — Utah at Houston, (TBA) Schaffer X, Gross — Pot Mlstretto- Phlladelphio 7, New York 6 Bradley rf 3 1 2 0 Carew 1b 4 3 2 1 Porttond vs. Gallos Mlke Lombo-BIII Sonder-Bernle Glo- is set for Quebec Tuesday. Montreal 4, Chicago 0 Frobel rf 4 0 10 Penditn 3b 4 1 2 4 Calderon If 4 0 0 0 Jones dh 1110 Dvbznsk ss 3 0 0 0 Lovolller c 3 0 1 1 (Series tied, 1-1) vlno 36. After Montreal led 4-2 entering Cincinnati 2, San Francisco 1 Thomas dh 4 1 12 Beniauz dh 3 1 2 2 April 18 — Dallas IX, Portland 131 Houston 6, Atlonta 1 Astros 4. Braves 2 DeLeon p 1 0 0 0 OSmlth ss 4 0 1 0 the third period, Quebec lied the Hendrsn cf 3 0 1 0 Jackson rf 3 1 0 Scurry 0 p 0 0 0 0 Forsch p 2 0 0 0 (2 0 T ) St. Louis 4, Pittsburgh 3 Bonnell 1b 4 0 0 0 Miller rf 10 10 April X — Portland 124, Dallas 121 PGA results score within 2:54 on a power-play San Diego 4. Los Angeles 3,10 innings Morrisn ph 0 0 0 0 Broun ph 10 0 0 Presley 3b 3 0 0 0 HOUSTON Downing If 3 ATLANTA 1 12 (OT) Sunday’s Results Guonte p 0 0 0 0 Hossler p 0 0 0 0 goal by Michel Goulet and a Kearney c 3 0 0 0 DeCincsObrhbl 3b 3 0 obrhbi 1 2 McGee If 1 0 0 0 Auzrll 23 — Dallas at Portland, 10:X beautiful effort by Peter Slaslny, Chicago 4, Montreal 0 Owen ss 3 0 0 0 Narron c 4 110 Doran 2b 5 0 10 Wshngtn rf 4 0 1 0 MXJKO Sea Pines Heritage Golf C laulc Philadelphia 10. New York 6 Totals 33 0 6 0 Totals 33 6 13 S At Hilton Head Islond, S.C., April 21 Grich 2b 3 0 11 Bass rf 5 111 Ramlrz ss 4 0 2 0 Pmsburgb 000000 800— 0 ’’'April 25 — Dallas at Portland, 10:X who deked Canadiens' defenseman Houston 4, Atlanta 2 Schofild ss 3 0 0 0 Walling 3b 4 2 2 1 Kmmnsk If 3 0 0 0 p.m. (P ar 71) St. Louis , Pittsburgh 0 St. Louis 110 000 OOx— 6 Craig Ludwig, faked Penney lo his 6 Totals 30 2 4 2 Totals 33 9 11 8 Cruz If 4 0 3 1 Camp p 0 0 0 0 x-Aprll27— Porttond nt Dallas, (TB A) (Longer won playoff on 1st extra hole) Cincinnati 1, San FrancIscoO Game-winning RBI— None B. Longer, V2O00 68-6069-70— 273 left and tucked the puck in the right Seattle 000 002 000— 2 Mmphrv cf 3 0 0 0 Holl ph 0 0 0 0 E — Dvbzinskl. D P — St. Louis 1. LO B — x4fnecessary Los Angeles 2, Son Diego 0 California 420 210 00x— 9 Cabell lb 4 0 0 0 Forster p 0 0 0 0 B. Wodklns, $43,2X 6568-72-68— 273 corner of the net. Monday's Games Pittsburgh 7, St. Louis 8. 2B— Von SIvke, T . Norris, S23,2X 70-716067— 274 Garr.e-winning RBI -^-Downing (1). Ashby c 4 0 () 0 Murphy cf 3 0 1 0 Herr, Frobel, Thompson. 3B— O. Smith. Stastny and Goulet accounted (All Times EST) E—Schofield. DP—Seattle2, California H. Sutton, $23,2X 72676867— 274 Philadelphia (Rowley 1-0) at Montreal Smith p 0 0 0 0 Cerone c 4 0 0 0 HR— Pendleton (1). SB— Coleman 3 (5), 2. LOB—Seottle 5, California 8, 2B— Reynids ss 4 0 0 0 Chmbis lb 3 0 10 M. Smith, $10,0X 73676867— 275 for Quebec’s scoring, with two (Hesketh 1-0). 1:35 p.m. L. Smith (3). L. Nelson, $14,4X 07-09-70-70— 276 9 % Bradley, Henderson, Carew 2, Downing. Knepper p 2 1 0 0 Zuvelia 3b 2 0 0 0 IP H R ER BB SO 76ers113.Bullets94 goals each. They lead all playoff Chicago (Ruthven 0-0) at Pittsburgh HR—Beniquez (1), Thomas (5). SB— J. Thorpe, 512,050 6768-72-70— 277 (McWilliams 0-1), 7:35 p.m. (Dowlev p 0 0 0 0 Oberkfll 3b 2 0 0 0 Pittsburgh scorers with 13 and 11 points, Pettis (6). Bailey c 10 0 0 Hubbrd 2b 2 1 1 0 L. Mize, $12,050 68-7067-72— 277 New York (Berenyl 1-0) at St. Louis DeLeon (L 0-2) 6 2-3 10 5 5 6 5 D. Pohl, $12,050 6867-72-70— 277 respectively. IP H R ER BB SO Barker p 0 0 0 0 Scurry 1-311100 W ASHINGTON (94) (Tudor 0-1), 8:35 p.m. Seattle Robinson 4-13 1-2 9, Dave 7-10 5-10 19. D. Edwards, $12,050 71-6568-73— 277 UPl photo Cincinnati (TibbsO-2) at Houston (Scott ' M cM rtry p 1 0 0 0 Guonte 1 1 0 0 0 1 "I didn't panic when they came Beattie (L 0-1) 1 5 6 6 3 1 Harper If 2 112 RulandS-12^5124G.Wnllams7-171-2154J. P. Azlnoer, $10,0X 6667-74-71— 278 OO), 8:35 p.m. St. Louis H. Irwin, $9,2X 6768-74-70— 279 back 4-4.” Penney said. "But 1 was Geisel 4 4 3 3 3 2 TotolS 36 4 7 3 Totols » 2 7 2 Forsch (W 2-0) 3 0 0 1 0 Malone 13-20 4-5 30r C. Jones 0-3 3-4 3, for an insurance goal in the second Atlanta CBedroslan 0-1) ot San Diego Best 2 1 0 0 1 2 6 Bradley 0-2 04) 0, Mahorn 2-40-04, Bollard J. Mahattev, $7,5X 74-6967-70— 2X Black Hawks' Al Secord blasts the puck worried. They have a great of­ (Hawkins 2-0), 10:05 p.m. Houston 103 000 000— 4 Hossler 1 1 0 0 0 0 Nunez 1 10 0 10 Atlonto 000 002 000 2 1-4 0-1 Z McMIllen (M 0-0 OrColllnsCM) C. Beck, $7,5X 69-72-69-70— 2X period ot Chicago's 6-4 win. fense. We made a mistake trying to Los Angeles (Welch 0-0) at Son Campbell 2 2 0 0 1 0 D. Poolev, $75,X 71-736070— 2X past North Stars' goalie Gillies Meloche California Game-winning RBI — None. T — 2:27. A— 28,880. (M)0. Totals39-8916-2994. Francisco (LoPolntO-2), 10:35p.m. Zahn (W 2-0) 7 4 2 2 4 2 PH ILA D E LP H IA (113) C. Stadler, $7,5X 71-6073-70— 2X open it up against them after we Tuesdoy's (^m es E— Kommlnsk, Romlrez, Hubbard 2. Corbett 2 0 0 0 0 0 DP— Houston3.LOB— Houston?, Atlanta Ervlng 9-16 5-7 23, B. Jones 7-112-316, M. S. Simpson, $0,0X 70-72-7169— 282 had scored four goals." Philadelphia at Montreal Beattie pitched to 2 batters in 2nd; Major League leaders Malone 2 ^ 10. Cheeks 2-5 2-2 , Tonev W. Blackburn, $0,0X 7268-7369— 282 Los Angeles at Son Francisco 6. 2B— Chambliss, Walling. 3B— Cruz. HR 6-6 6 Canadien forward Mats Nas- Zahn pitched to 2 betters in 8th. — Harper (1). SB^Boss (1). S— Holl. T9>»3'331, Barklev 3-55-811. C.Johnson2-3 R. Zokol, $0,0X 71-72-7360— 282 Chicago at Pittsburgh, night T—2:47. A—59,860. (H)4,Richardson4-5(H)8,G. Johnson 1-10-0 S. Lvie, $4M96 72-71-71-09— 283 lund, converted from left wing lo New York at St.Louis, night IP H R ER BB SO Batting Chicago evens Norris set Houston 2. ThreoM 0-1 (M) 0. Wood 1-1 04) 2, S. K. Green, $4696 71-70-72-70— 283 center for the first time in the UPl photo Cincinnati at Houston, night Notional Leogue Williams 0-1 0-4 O.Totals44-0O23-35113. L. RInker, $4696 68-71-72-72— 283 Atlanta at San Diego, night Knepper (W 1-0) 6 4 2 2 1 3 g ob r h pet. playoffs, scored the winning goal Royals3.Tigers2|t3| Dawlev 1 1-3 3 0 0 3 0 B. Jaeckel, $4,496 70-70-71-72— 283 rallied with two goals for a 2-2 tie, Montreal Canadiens' Mats Naslund raises his fist in Murphy, All 11 41 13 18 .439 WoshlnotOfl 27 25 19 23— 94 M . Hayes, $4696 72-71-70-70— 283 Bv Lisa Harris Stars. The worst team to make the with 4; 52 remaining on a deflection Smith ( S I ) 1 2-3 0 0 0 0 0 Cerone, All 10 36 3 14 .389 the Black Hawks went right back EL standings Atlanta PtHkKMphla 26 30 25 32—113 J. M iller, $3,1X 70-70-71-73— 284 United Press Internatlanal playoffs, Minnesota rallied from a of Rick Green's pass in the slot. It celebration after scoring his first of two goals to put his KANSAS CITY DETROIT Cruz Hou 12 49 7 18 .367 Three-point goals— Tonev2.Fouledout P. Lindsey, $3,1X 7269-72-71— 284 to work, scoring the game-winner Borker (L 0-1) 2 1-3 5 4 4 1 0 Puhl, Hou 9 30 9 11 .367 3-0 deficit in the second-round was Naslund’s second goal of the Ob r h bi ob r h bi M cM urtry 3 2-3 1 0 0 1 1 — None. Totol fouls— Washington J. Slndelar, $3,1X 7367-73-71— 284 seven seconds later at 4:18. Fit­ team ahead against Quebec. W L Pet. GB Wilson cf 6 2 2 0 Brookns 3b 6 0 2 0 Heerr, StL 11 38 6 13 .342 22. P h ila d e lp h ia 24. R e b o u n d s— C. Rose, $3,1X 71-72-7368— 284 Two facets of Chicago's 6-2 opener against Chicago with six game. Camp 2 0 0 0 0 0 Goldden, SF 11 42 5 14 .333 tingly, their fierce forechecker Albany 6 2 . 750 — Sherldn rf 4 0 0 1 Forster Trm m ll ss 6 1 1 20 0 0 0 Washington 40 (Robinson 11), Phlladel- J. Inman, $3,1X 69-73-72-70— 284 triumph over Minnesota Sunday unanswered goals to win at Chi­ "The first goal 1 scored (Mont­ came back, so 1 had to score called it “ a good comeback” and Glens Falls 7 3 .700 — LJones rf 2 0 0 0 Gibson rf 4 0 0 0 Marshall, LA 13 51 10 17 .333 phlaU(M alone,Barktev 14). Assists— M . Donald, $2,377 67-736 976— 285 Curt Fraser came in for some W P— Barker. T — 2:33. A — 23,453. Hernandez, N Y 11 43 3 14 .326 night gave the lowdown on this Bob cago Stadium. real's fourth) should have been another.” said he was satisfied with a split at Vermont 6 4 .6(X) 1 Brett 3b 4 0 10 Parrish dh 6 1 2 1 Woshington 23 (Dave 9), Philadelphia M . Reid, $2,377 776 867-73— 285 notice with two consecutive goals Waterbury 5 4 .556 IW Orta dh 4 0 0 0 Herndon If 6 0 2 0 Carter, N Y 11 40 4 13 .325 16 (Cheeks 5).Technical— Philadelphia D. Tewell, $2,377 71-69-71-74— 285 Pulford-coached team. The Black But the Black Hawks have been enough," Naslund said. "But they Quebec coach Michel Bergeron Montreal’s imposing Forum. Clark, StL 11 35 5 11 .314 that put Chicago ahead 4-2 and Nashua 5 5 .500 2 McRae dh 0 0 0 0 Lemon cf 5 0 2 1 trainer Domenico. A— 9,612. T . Kite, $2J77 7568-71-71— 285 Hawks did not make the same under Pulford's tutelage for 2 1-2 Pittsfield 4 6 .400 3 Motley If 6 0 11 Gorbey lb 2 0 0 0 Amorlcan Loogue J. Haas, $2,377 74-70-71-70— 285 changed the tide for good. New Britain 3 5 .375 g ob r h pet. mistakes twice. And the spotlight months, enough time for his 3'/3 Bolboni lb 5 1 2 1 Evans ph 10 10 H. Green, $2,377 7368-72-72— 285 "We learned our lessons from Reading 1 8 .111 5'/} Wathan lb 1 0 0 0 Weaver pr 0 0 0 0 Reds 1. Giants 0 Franco, Clev 10 35 10 17 .486 S. Hoch, $2,377 72-0972-72— 285 rotated around, but mostly picked methods lo be tried — and true. Saturday’s Results Pryor 2b 3 0 0 0 Bergmn IbO 0 0 0 Boston, cm 10 29 5 12 .414 Bucks 122, Built 115 Their season taught the Hawks the first game," said Chicago’s Glens Foils 3, Waterbury 1 Sundbrg c 5 0 0 0 Kuntz lb 2 0 0 0 Fisk, Chim 7 27 7 11 .407 up on some lesser lights. SAN FRANCISCO CINCINNATI LPGA results supreme defenseman Doug Wil­ Jets go home with Oilers Pittsfield 3, New Britain 1 Conepen ss 3 0 1 0 Castillo c 3 0 0 0 Griffey, NY 8 X 4 12 .400 Chicago's victory evened their above all that things could turn Vermont 6, Reading 0 lorg ph 10 0 0 Grubb ph 1 0 0 0 cAirhM dbrliM Wlttoker, Det 9 35 8 14 .400 CHICAGO (115) best-of-seven Norris Division final around awfully quick. Pulford son. "In the last game, after we Albany 5, Nashua 4 Gladden cf 4 0 2 0 EDdvIs cf 4 1 I 0 Molltor, Mil 10 X 15 .395 Greenwood 7-10 56 19, Woolrldge 11-X Games 3 and 4, Winnipeg coach him out there,” said Long, Bioncln ss 1 0 0 0 Lopez p 0 0 0 0 6 At Los Vegas, Nev., April 21 makes no secret of his lessons, gave up a couple of bad goals, we EDMONTON, Alberta (UPl) - Sunday’s Results Hernndz p 1 0 0 0 Trillo 2b 4 0 10 Redus If x) 0 1 0 Griffin, Oak 12 X 6 15 .385 46X, Corzlne341-17,Jordan9l711-l2X, series against Minnesota at 1-1 "There’s not much you can do, he Yongbld rf 4 0 1 0 Porlter rf 3 0 10 AAotthews 46 35 11, Dailey 2-15 46 , (P ar X ) realized we had to go back to The Winnipeg Jets have much Barry Long believes his team can't Glens Falls 10, Waterbury 6 Berengr p 0 0 0 0 Cowens, Sea 11 42 11 16 .X I 8 Potty Sheehan, $ X ,0 X 67-6571-72— 275 heading into Tuesday’s Game 3 at because there are no catches. Pittsfield 16, New Britain Leonard If 4 0 1 0 Cedeno 1b 3 0 0 0 Horroh, Tex 11 35 13 .371 Oldham 1-5062, Johnson 1-32-24, Jones4-S basics.” more to contend with than Paul try harder than it did in Saturday is undoubtedly the fastest defense- 8 Baker ph 1 0 0 0 8 Alice Miller, 18.5X 69-007369^277 Bloomington, Minn. Don't panic. Trust each other. Vermont 6, Reading 4 PIttaro 2b 10 0 0 Brown 3b 2 0 0 0 Esosky 3b 2 0 0 0 Pettis, Col 12 » 11 14 .359 OO 8. Totals— 4267 30-X 115. After a scoreless first period. Coffey’s explosive scoring in their night’s 5-2 setback. “ The Jets are man in the league." Nashua 5, Albany 2 Brenlv c 3 0 0 0 Conepen ss 3 0 0 0 M IL W A U K E E (122) Pot Bradley, 13,5X 69-087269^279 Since GM Pulford look over Forecheck and backcheck. , Whitokr 2b 2 0 1 0 Hama Runs Kathy Postlewolt, 9,5X 78 0 872-71— 282 Chicago got a pair of goals 15 Smythe Division duel with the giving me what they've got," Long Oiler assistant coach John Mondoy’s (3ames ^ Totals 45 3 7 3 Totals 47 2 12 2 Green 1b 3 0 0 0 Bllardell c 3 0 0 0 Notional League — Murphy, Atl 6: Cummings 11-X8-9X, Pressey 10-152-2 coaching in the first week of "He knows everything there is to Reading at Glens Falls CDavIs ph 1 0 0 0 Foley 2b 3 0 0 0 Bream and Marshal, LA, Carter ond 22, Lister16466, Hodges4-9068, Moncriet Beth Solomon, 9,5X 71-6871-72— 282 seconds apart early in the second Edmonton Oilers. said. “ Hopefully, we’ll get some Muckier said his team is able to Kansas City 110 000 000 0001— 3 Nancy Lopez, 7,0X 60X-X-73— 283 February, Chicago steamrolled know about this game," Hawk star Pittsfield at Nashua Detroit 100 001 000 000 0— 2 LeMostr ss 3 0 0 0 Brownng p 2 0 0 0 Strawberry, N Y and Kennedy, SD 3. 51114-14 25, Breuer 460-18, MokeskI 2-3 period. Defenseman Keith Brown The Oilers, defending Stanley breaks in our building," surround Coffey with many other Hammkr p 2 0 0 0 Perez ph ) 0 0 0 American League — Presley, Sea ; 06 10, Pierce 4-11 36 11,Dovis 1-3062. Barbra MIzrohle, 5,9X 73787872— 285 into the playoffs, slowing occas- center Denis Savard said on the Game-winning RBI — Motley (1). 6 Sandro Palmer, 4,9M 7571-X-68— 286 scored at 1:12 before rookie Ken Cup Champions, are getting solid In the latest Oiler victory, Coffey "talented people” on the ice and American League reiuits E— PIttoro, Kuntz. DP— Kansas City 3. Welimn ph 1 0 0 0 Power p 0 0 0 0 Dovis, Oak and Thomas, Sea 5; Armas, Totals— 42X3764122. sionally, but never derailing. The eve of the playoffs. "But he tells us MDovIs p 0 0 0 0 Bos 4: ten plovers tied with 3. Chlcogo 31 22 32 30—115 Mry BIh Zmmrm 4,950 78X-7870— 286 netminding, their big guns are danced around the ice mostly the Jets will have to handle them as LOB— Kansas City 9, Detroit 16. 2B— A m y Alcott, 4,0W 787871-72— M7 Black Hawks went express lo keep it simple so we won't get Yaremchuk put the Black Hawks Parrish, Lemon, Evans, Herndon, Whi­ Totals 31 0 S 0 Totals . 2S 1 3 0 Runs Bottsd In Milwaukee X » X 34-121 unmolested to score two goals and well. "The good teams in this x.rooched tlrst on cotchor's Intortor- Penny Hommel, 4,009 78X67-74— M7 confused when we’re out there and ahead 2-0. attacking in waves and the team is Rangers 5. Brewers 2 taker, Balbonl. 3B— Wilson, Trammell. Notional League — Murphy, Atl 18; Three point goals— Jordan, Mon- through the first round against league will play any kind of game once Hernandez,NY 10; Herr,SIL9;Clork.StL crlef. Fouled out— Jones, Hodges. Total Lori Gorbocz, 3618 74-71-7468-288 Minnesota tied the score less playing disciplined hockey. three assists. He leads the Oilers in HR— BaibonlO). Jane Blalock, 3618 7567-7373— 288 Detroit, sweeping the Red Wings in we'll keep our heads.” IP H R E R B B S O San Francisco 000 000 000— 0 8; eight players tied with 7. fouls— Chlcogo X, Milwaukee '26. than three minutes later. Down 2-0 in the best-of-seven playoff scoring with 10 points, five you want to play and play it better TEXAS MILWAUKEE Cincinnati OOt 000 OOx— 1 American Leogue — Davis, Oak 16; Rebounds— Chloiao 35 (Oldham 9), Dale Eggellng, 2606 73737370— 289 three games. And so they did Sunday night. In Kansas City Patty Hayes, 2606 68X-7371— 289 division final and heading home for of them goals. "It's nice watching than you (lo," Muckier said. obrhM obrhbl D. Jackson 5 1-3 8 2 2 4 3 G a m e Winning RBI -None. Armos, Bos, Presley and Thomas, Sea M ilw a u k e e 39 (C u m m in g s 11 ). Then came the surprising North the second period, when Minnesota Harrah 2b 2 2 0 0 Molltor 3b 4 12 0 E — Brown, Brenly, Esosky. D P — Son 13; Brodley, Sea 12. Assists— Chlcogo 23 (Jordan 12), Rosie Jones, 2606 69-X-X-71— 289 Beckwith 3 2-3 1 0 0 1 6 Judy Ellis, 2606 7 571-71-72— 289 Tollesn 2b 1 0 0 0 M. Yount Jones dh 5 0 1-3 1 11 0 0 2 0 Francisco 1, Cincinnati 1. LOB— Son Milwaukee 24 (Pressev 8). Technical Ward If 5 0 2 0 Cooper lb 3 0 11 Qsnbrrv (W 1-2 2 2-3 1 0 0 1 1 Francisco 7, Cincinnati 3. 2B— PItchInb Fouls— Lougherv, Nelson. A— 11652. Elaine Crosby, 2605 71-7871-73— 289 Beth Daniel, 2605 75687373— 289 Bell 3b 5 12 2 Brouhrd rf 4 0 1 0 Guro (SI) 1 1 0 0 2 1 Leonard. 3B— E.Davis. SB— Redus (1), Victories O'Brien 1b 3 0 0 0 Detroit Schroedr c 4 0 0 0 Parker (2). Notional League — Mahler, Atl 34); Vat Skinner, 2605 69-71-7073— 289 Parrish li 5 0 1 0 Ogllvle If 4 0 2 0 Wilcox 7 4 2 2 3 4 IP H R ER BB SO Soto, CIn 3-); eighteen pitchers tied with Rockats 122, Jazz 06 Cindy Flom , 2605 72687370— 289 Johnsn dh 4 111 Hoshidr cf 4 0 0 0 Scherrer 1 0 0 0 0 2 San Francisco two victories. Cathy Marino, 2,X1 75737368— 290 Wriohf cf 4 0 2 0 Ready 2b 3 110 Lopez 2 0 0 0 0 0 Hommaker (L 0-2) 7 3 1 1 2 4 American League — Caudill, Tor 3-1; Patti Rizzo, 2,X1 7378X-71— 2 X Sloughf c 4 13 1 Romero ss 2 0 0 0 Hernandez 2 10 0 1 1 M. Dovis 1 0 0 0 0 1 seventeen pitchers tied with two UTAH (N ) Ayako Okamoto, 2,0X 7378X-71— 2 « SCOREBOARD Wllkrsn ss 4 0 0 0 Berenguer SImmns (Lph 1 00-1) 1 2 0 0 1 1 2 0 Cincinnati victories. Bailey 593613, Dantlev36910 IS, Eaton Missle McOorge, 2,0X 78X-X-72— 290 Giles ss 0 0 0 0 W P— G u ra .T — 4:05. A — 30,168. Browning (W - 2-0) 8 5 0 0 2 6 Earned Run Averobt 2-5 06 4, Green 36 060, Griffith 4-161- 1 II, Sharon Barrett, 1,718 78687869— X I Power (S 3) 1 0 0 0 1 1 Kathy Hite, 1,718 78X-7570— XI Lomon ph 10 0 0 (Based on l Inning x number of games Stockton 1-5 35 5, Wilkins 10-22 2-2 22, Campbell Conferenct Cote, Que, molor (fighting), 10:58; Nllan, Hartsburg, Minn, 5:32' Olezvk, Chi, Islanders, Nystrom 2 (K o rtko ), 16:26. Girls Track Totals 37 5 11 4 Totals IS 2 I 2 Balk — Hommaker. T— 2:16. A — each team has Moved) Roberts 2-3 0610, Kelley 1-13 45, Hansen Lenore Muraoko, 1,718 08X-7873— X I Norris Division M U, malor (flghUng), 10:58; Rochefort, 8:40; Giles, Minn, molor (fightin g),S:X ; Penalties— M orrow , N Y I, 1:41; Ro. Orioles 3. Blue Jays 2 29,418. Cindy HIM, 1,718 09-X-X-73— X I Windham at Manchester, 3:X. Taxos 001 101 200— 5 Notional League — Valenzuela, LA 06 06 0, Poultz 0 6 1 6 1, Mannion 1-1 2-2 4. Minnesota vs. Chicago (3ue. 14:07; Trem blay, Mon, 16:06. Ludzik, Chi, mlnor-malor (fighting), SuUer, Phi, 1:41; Persson, N Y I, 2:48; D. East Catholic, St. Bernard ot South Milwaukee 000 000 020— 2 0.00; Browning, CIn O.X; Krukow, SF TotolsX-7030-X96. Vicki Fergon, 1,718 67-X-7161— XI Hockey (Series tied, 1-1) Second Period— 5, Montreal, MePhee 1 5:W. Sutter, N Y I, 7:09; Marsh, Phi, 7:09; Catholic, 3;X. Game-winning RBI — Bell (1). BALTIMORE TORONTO 0.53; Forsch, StL 0.60; Tudor, StL 1.06. HOUSTON (122) Dawn Coe, 16X 78787871— 293 Apr. 18 — Minnesota 8, Chicago 5 (W alter, Green), 3:21. 6, Montreal, Third Period— 8, T. Murray 1 (Fraser), Dvorak, Phi, 1S:X. Bovs Ttnnis LOB— Texas 9, Milwaukee 9. 2B— ob r h bl ab r h bl American League — Notes, Tex 0.56; McCray 07 46 16, Sampson 819 35 IV, Apr. 21 — Chicago 6, Minnesota 2 Nalsund 4 (DeBlols), 5:35. Penalties— 18:42. Penalties— Plett, Minn, malor Shots on goal— N Y Islanders 14-86— X . East Catholic at Northwest Catholic, Reodv. HR— Slaught (1), Johnson (3). Ford dh 4 0 10 Garcia 2b 4 1 2 1 Heaton, Clev 0.59; Jackson, KC 0.77; Ololuwon 7-17 26 10, Lloyd 12-X 36 27, Apr. 23 — Chlcooo at Minnesota, 8:35 Sauve, Que, 4:09: Trem blay, Mtl, 4:09; (fighting), 2:35; Fraser, Chi, malor Philadelphia 12-189— 36. 3 :X . IP H R ER BB SO Sheets ph 1 0 0 0 Mulinks 3b 4 0 0 0 Romonlck, Col 1.04; Hoos, Mil 1.14. Lucos 814 46 12, MIcheaux 811 1-2 V, p.m. Glllls, Que, 10:27: D. Hunter, Que, 15:11. (fighting), 2:35; B. M urray, Chi, 3:03; Power-olav conversions— NY Island­ Lvmon at Cheney Tech, 3:15. Texas Young rf 5 110 Moseby cf 4 0 10 Dodgers 2. Padres 0 Strikeouts Hollins 1-51-1 3, Reid 09 0612, Leavell 81 NHL playolf schedule Apr. 25 — Chlcogo at Minnesota, 8:35 Third Perloct— 7, Quebec, Goulet 8 Broten, Minn, 3:32; Hartsburg, Minn, ers 80. Philadelphia 81. Mason (W 2-1) 7 1-3 6 2 2 1 5 Lynn cf 5 0 2 0 Upshaw lb 4 0 0 0 Notional League — C3eLeon, Pitt X ; 2-2 2, Ehio 1-1 2-2 4, Wiggins 06 80 0, Bowling p.m. (M oxwell, Glllls), pp, 2:09.8. P. Stastny 2 6:X : Snepsts, Minn, 9:45; Paterson, Chi, WEDNESDAY Stewort (S 2) 1 2-3 2 0 0 2 1 Ripken ss 4 1 1 0 Beil If 3 0 0 0 Soto, CIn X ; Gooden, NY 23; Eckersley, Peterson 1-1 80 2. Totols 58105 22-34122. x-Apr. 20 — Minnesota at Chlcooo, 6:35 (Cote), 2:54. 9, Montreal, Naslund 5 9:45; Brown, Chi, 12:58. Roberts, Minn, (Soalles— N Y Islanders, B. Smith. Baseball Milwaukee LOS ANGELES SAN DIEGO Division Finals Philodelphia, Lindbergh. A— 17,191. Roenick If 4 1 1 2 Matszk dh 3 1 1 0 ObrhM ObrhM cm 18; Valenzuela, LA 17. Utah 25 18 X 24— N p.m. (Green, DeBlols), 15:06. 10, Montreal, 19:14; Coulls, Minn, 19:14. Manchester at Hall, 3:X. Burris (L 1-2) 6 8 3 3 1 1 Connily 1b 3 0 10 Brrghs ph 10 0 0 American League — Morris, Det 22; Houston X 34 24 23—IX (Bssl6 (-S tvtn ) x-Apr. X — Chicago ot Minnesota, 6:35 Gainey 1 (Chellos, Corbonneou), 19:02. Shots on goal— Minnesota 7-12-8— Notre Dame at East Catholic, 3:X. Gibson 122221 Duncan 2b 5 1 3 I Wiggins 2b 4 0 0 0 (All Timts EST) Referee— Bob Myers. Rayford 3b 2 0 1 0 Whitt c 3 0 11 Russell If 3 0 0 0 Gwvnn rf 4 0 10 Clemens, Bos 17; Alexander, Tor 16; Three-point goals— Griffith 2. Fouled U.S. Mixed p.m. Penalties— D. Hunter, Que, molor (tloht- 27. Chicago 181810— 41. Cheney Tech at Prince Tech, 11 a.m. McClure 1 1 0 0 0 0 Gross 1b 1 0 0 0 Barfield rf 3 0 0 0 Boddicker, Boll and NIekro, NY 15. out— None. Total fouls— Utah 26, Houston Wolss Conftrsnes x-Mav 2 — Minnesota at Chlcooo, 8:35 Ino), 0:19; Nllan, Mtl, mlnor-molor MCC ot Tunxit, 3 p.m. Searaoe 100010 Marshll rf 4 0 0 0 Garvey 1b 4 0 0 0 Patrick Division Dau?r 2b 4 0 10 Fernndz ss3 0 1 0 Guerrer 3b 3 0 0 0 Kennedy c 4 0 0 0 32. Rebounds— Utah 44 (Wilkins 12), Rich Parker XI, Ernie Whipple p.m. (flphtlnp), 0:19; Robinson, Mtl, 5:57: D, Power-ploy conversions— Minnesota Softball W P— Mason. T — 2:26. A — 14,667. Dempsey c 3 0 0 0 Houston S3 (Sampson 14). Assists— Utah 217-553, Dove Fenn 204-SSi, John Rossi N.Y. islondsrs vs. Phllodslplila Smyths Division Hunter, (}ue, 10:10; Cote, Que, 10:31; 54). Chlcago80. Wethersfield at Manchester, 3:X. Moldond cf 3 1 1 1 M cRynl cf 3 0 0 0 (F ly trs load ssriss, 2-8) Totals 36 3 9 2 Totals 32 2 6 2 Bream 1b 4 0 0 0 Nettles 3b 1 0 0 0 X (Green, Stockton 6), Houston 25 X I , Bob Skoglund 211, John KozIckI WInnIped vs. Edmonton Tremblay, Mtl, 10:31. Goalies— Minnesota, Meloche. Chi­ East Catholic at South Windsor, 7:X Twins Z,A’sO Baltimore 000 003 000— 3 Basaballmllaitonat (Lloyd, Lucos 6). Technicals— 203224624, DIone Brennan 403, Sue Apr. 18 — Phlloaelphlo 3, N.Y, (OUSTS Isod series, 58) Shots on goal— Quebec 11-4-12-X, cago, Bannermon. A— 17,592. p.m. Yeager c 3 0 10 Royster 3b 0 0 0 0 Itlanderi Toronto 100 010 00b— 2 Scloscld c 0 0 0 0 Martinez If 3 0 I 0 Utah (Illegal defense). A— 14,1X. Cote 105-1B85X, Sheila Price 185188 0 Apr. 18 — Edmonton 4, Winnipeg 2 Montreal 10-11^27. Calendar Bovs Ttnnis Game-winning RBI — Roenlcke (2). 537, Chris Cristelll 4W, Terry Prlsk- Apr. 21 — Phlloaelphlo 5, N.Y. Referee— Bryan Lewis. MINNESOTA OAKLAND Andersn ss 2 0 I 0 Templtn ss 3 0 0 0 Batting Apr. X — Edmonton 5, Winnipeg 2 Power-play conversions— Quebec Notre Dame at East Catholic, 3:15. LOB— Baltimore 9, Toronto 4. 2B— Oliver ph 1 0 0 0 Draveky p 2 0 0 0 woldo 45S, Doreen LoChopelle 160-403, Islonders 2 . ^ Apr. 23 — Edmonton at Winnipeg, 8:35 5-3. Montreal 82. Girls Ttnnis Obrhbl ObrhM Fernandez, Lynn, Whitt, Ripken. HR— Pete Rose,4,109hits— Needs83tobreok M arg e DeLlsle 185168S34, Donna Vrls- Apr. 23 — Philadelphia at N.Y. Puckett cf 5 0 3 2 Collins If 4 0 10 Londrex If 0 0 0 0 DeLeon pTv 0 Cobb's0 0 oll-tlme 0 record of 4,191. p.m. TODAY Berlin at East Catholic, 3:15. (3orcto (1), Roenlcke. Pistons 121, NeU 111 sls 182-S11,Sue Hole 212-511, Cindy Islanders, 8:05 p.m. . „ Apr. 25 — Edmonton at Winnipeg, 8:35 Goalies— Quebec, Gosselln. Mont­ Batoboll Hatcher If 4 0 0 0 Lansfrd 3b3 0 1 0 Hershlsr p 4 0 0 0 Brown ph RodCarew,2943hlts-Neads57toreoch10 0 0 Apr. 25 — Philadelphia at N.Y, Golf IP H R E R B B S O Booker p 0 0 0 0 Hurley 175168510, Linda Burton 170. p.m. real, Penney. A — 18,075. Flyera 5. Islandera 2 Rockville at Manchester, 1 p.m. Glastonbury, Wethersfield at Man­ Hrbek 1b 4 0 10 Bochte 1b3 0 0 0 Boltimore 3,000. Islanders, 8:05 p.m. . . . . Brnnskv rf 4 0 1 0 Klngmn dh 3 0 0 0 Totals 32 3 6 3 Totals 39 0 3 0 x-Apr. 27 — Winnipeg at Edmonton. Cheney Tech at East Hampton, 3:15 chester, 2:25. D. Mrtnz (W1-1 8 2-3 6 2 2 1 4 Reggie Jackson, SIM home runs — NEW JERSEY (111) x-Apr. 20 — N .Y . Islanders at 8:05 p.m. Smallv dh 3 0 0 0 Murphy cf 3 0 0 0 Los A ngam OOOOOO 110— 2 Needs home runs to pou Mel Ott and 9 Referee— Kerry Fraser. N Y Islanders 0 1 1—2 Softball T. Martinez (SI) 1-3 0 0 0 0 0 8 K l^ 11-19 56 27, Williams 814 76 23. Philodelphia, 7:05 p.m. x-Apr. X — Edmonton at Winnipeg, Manchester at Rockville, 10;X a.m. THURSDAY GaettI 3b 3 1 1 0 Heath c 3 0 1 0 San Dlogo 008000000— 0 homers to pass Eddie Matthews and Ernie x-Apr. X — Philadelphia al N.Y. Philodelphia 31 1 —s Toronto Gome-wInnlng RBI — Maldonado Dawkins091-213, Richardson 92087X, 8:35 p.m. Holyoke at MCC, 3:X. Softball Gogne ss 4 110 MDavIs rf 3 0 0 0 Key (L 0-2) 5 1-3 6 3 3 1 4 Bonks tor 10th place on the oll-tlme list. 1°.'3*!Y.’ ;?.'^*'®'"l''»'<'«-'212,Brewer Soccer Islanders, 8:05 p.m. . . . . Black Hawka 6, North Slara 2 First period— l, Philadelphia, Hos- Teufel 2b 3 0 10 Hill 2b 2 0 0 0 (2 ). x-M av 2 — Winnipeg at Edmonton, 9:35 Glrli Ttnnit Mount Ida at MCC, 3:X. Acker 2 1-3 3 0 0 2 0 ,5,1!-?^. 2,Turner06 x-M av 2 — N .Y . Islanders al p.m. podor 1 (Paterson, Kerr), 2:15. 2, Laudner c 3 0 0 0 Meyer ph 10 0 0 E— Kennedy, Dravecky, Russell. Mike Schmidt, 425 home runs— Needs2 Phlladelphio, Propp 1 (Kerr, MtCrlm - Windham at East Catholic, 3:X. Gelt Lamp 1 1-3 0 0 0 0 1 860. T otols47-9417-24 111. Philadelphia, 7:35 p.m. x4fnecetsory Manchester, Northwest Catholic at Griffin ss 3 0 0 0 DP— San Diego I. LOB— Los Angeles 8, to pass Billy Williams tor 18th place on he DETROIT (IX ) Adams Division Mlnnosota 0 2 0—1 mon), po, 11:05, 3, Philadelphia, Propp 2 W P— Key. T — 2:50. A— 29,082. San Diego 4. 2B— Yeager, Gwvnn. TUESDAY Berlin, 2 p.m. Totals 33 2 I 2 Totals 28 0 3 0 oll-tlme list. 'Trloucka 81932 IS, Rounddeld 1-32-24, Q u M c vs. Montreal Chicago 0 5 1—0 (Kerr, Bergen), 19:41. Penalties— HR— Maldonado (2), Duncan (2). Morlarty soccer EoiobaU Mlnnosota 000 020 000— 2 Dove Kingman, 379 home runs — Lolmbe^ y i 87 18, Long 513 46 14, (Serlts (ltd 1-1 ) Cihidlani 6, Noroiquaa 4 First Perlod-No scoring. Penalties— Tocchet, Phi, 3:51; P o tv In .N Y I,4:32; Ookkind 000000000— 0 SB— Maldonado (1), Russell (2), Needs 2) to reach 4 0 0.' Savord, Chi, 2:06: Plett, Minn, 2:49; Paterson, Phi, 7:10; B. Sutter, N YI,9:23; East Catholic at Northwest Catholic, FRIDAY Thomcn18197-7X Johnson 561-2)1,Tyler Morlorty Brothers tied Willy J's ot Apr. 18 — Quebec 2. Montreal 1 (O T) Game-winning RBI— Puckett (1). Hershlser Pitching Vellschek, Minn, 4:03; Hartsburg, Minn, McCrImmon, Phi, 13:X; DIneen, NYI, 3:15. Eoseboll Oil 85 14, Cureton 81 06 0,Benson36 Old Saybrook, 1-1, In Connecticut Apr. 21 — Montreal 6, Quebec 4 RHAM at Bolton, 3:15. Windham at Monchester, 3;X. DP— Minnesota 1, Oakland 1. LOB— (1). Tom Seover, 289 wins — Needs 11 for 5SI1.Totals456V2934121. Apr. 73 — Montreal at Quebec, 7:35 Quebec 2-82—4 17:47. 17:X. Minnesota 8, Oakland 1. 2B— Goettl, IP H R ER BB SO 300. Soccer League octlon Sunday . Second Period— 1, Chicago, Brown 2 Second period— 4, Philadelphia, Propp Coventry at Rocky Hill, 3:15. Rocky HIM at Cheney Tech, 11 a.m . New Jereey XX 312)—in Len Tsontlrls scored for the MBs In Montreal 2-2-26 MCC at Eastern, 7 p.m. Setlball Heath, Teufel. Los AngelM Phil NIekro,286wlns— Needs 14toreach First Period— I, Quebec, P. Stastny 1 (Sutter, OlezvX), 1:12. 2. Chicago, 3 (Craven, M arsh), 15:47,5, N Y Islanders, Radio, TV Detroit X X X 3 ^ 1 21 the second half. Others who plov^ ” Apr. 25 — Montreal at Quebec, 7:35 Softball Manchester at Windham, 3:X. IP H R ER BB SO Hershlser (W 2-0) 9 2 0 0 2 8 3X. Three-point goals—Thomas 2. (Goulet, Palement), pp. 2:19. 2, Quebec, Yaremchuk 3 (Sutter, Gardner), 1:27. 3, Gillies 1 (LaFontaine, Nystrom), 19*06 Mhinosota San Dlogo well for Manchester Included goalie Minnesota, CIccarelll 1 (Broten, Gra­ Penalties— D. Sutter, NYI,doubleminor, Northwest Catholic at East Catholic, B o vt Track Don Sutton, 282 wins— Needs lltoreach Fouled out—None. Totol fouls—New Ray Boisvert, bock Tom Gordiner and x-Apr. 27 — Quebec at Montreal. 7:35 Goulet 7 (Moxwell.P. Stastny),pp,4:X.3, Butcher (W 1-1) 9 3 0 0 0 2 Drovekev (L 0-1) 7 6 2 2 3 6 3X. Montreal, Boisvert 3 (Chellos, ham), 2:40. 4, Minnesota, McKegnev 4 1:57; Zezel, Phi, 1:57; Lane, N Y I, 1:57; 3:15. Manchester, East Catholic at New Jersey X , (Tctrolt 21. Rebounds—New midfielders Bob TralovskI, Frantz Britain Invitational. Oakland TO N IG H T ^ DeLeon 10001 1 Nolan Ryan,3M8strlkeouts— Needs) ” x-Aor. X — Montreal at Quebec, 7:35 Robinson), pp,9:52.4, MonlrTOl,Chelloi2 (Maruk, Plett), 4:07.5, Chicago, Froser 3 Paterson, Phi, 1:57; LaFontaine, N Y I, • o v i T rack Booker 1 0 0 0 1 0 12 Jersey 47 (Williams 11), Detroit 49 Innocent and Dave Farrell. Manchester at Windham, 3:X. Girls Track Young (L 0-2) 7 2-3 7 2 2 4 3 8:35 Mels vs. Cardinals, Channel 9 to reach 4000. (Lolmbeer 12). Assists—New Jersey 27 (Wolter, Kurvers), pp. 15;X. Penalties (D. Wilson, Olyzvk), 4:18.6, Fraser 4 (T. 11:12; D. Smith, Phi, 16:51. 9:00 USFL: Son Antonio vs. Oakland, Dravecky pitched fo 2 batters In th. Morlarty, now 53-1 with )1 points, n r East Cothollc, St. Bsrnard at South Manchester, East Catholic ot New Atherton 1 1-3 1 0 0 0 0 8 Steve Carlton, X79 strikeouts — Needs (Richardson 14), Detroit X (Thomas 14). x*Mov 2 — Quebec at Montreal) 7:25 — Nllan, M tl, 1:51; G re w , M tl, 2:45; Murray), 10:53. 7, Chicago, Secord 2 Third period— 6, Philadelphia, Kerr 7 T — 1:55. A— 9,722. ESPN T — 2:28. A— 42,574. 121 to reach 4000. hosts the New Haven Flovlo Sundoy at (unassisted), 14:07. Penalties— (Bergen, D. Sm ith), 12:45. 7. N Y Catholic, 3;X. Britain Invitational. A— n , » i . Charter Oak Field at 3 p.m. p.m. Kumoel, Que, 5:16; Wesley, Que, 9:45; MANCHESTER HERALD. Monday, April 22, 1985 - 15 14 - MANCHESTER HKRALD. Momliiy. April 22. 1985 NBA playoff roundup Weary Lloyd Bonnett Bucks’ frontline upset victim finally cuts down Bulls a m e l ia is l a n d , Fla. (DPI) - Evert Lloyd to grab a 5-3 lead. In gets one After never winning a set from the next game, the tournament’s give this team a unique depth” Chris Evert Lloyd, Zina Garrison top seed committed double faults Bv United Press International NORTH WILKESBORO. N.C. Chicago’s centers have been I'.iptured two Sunday to defeat the to end the match, foul-plagued. Corzine and Oldham (UPI) - Over the lust .several Milwaukee has two skylines — weary No. 2 world-ranked player "Chris has played a lot better had 4 fouls Sunday while Jones had months, Neil Bonnett spent a great one downtown and one under the 6 4, 6-3 in the $'250,000 Women’s matches than that," Garrison said. 6 in 14 minutes. But Chicago coach deal of time at North Wilkesboro boards at Mecca Arena. Tennis Association "I actually thought I had a good Kevin Loughery said the series will Championships. Speedway testing his Chevrolet, The Bucks' frontline of 7-foot chance going into the match. My come down to more than the The time he invested with his Alton Lister. 7-1 Paul Mokeski and Ninth-ranked Garri.son trailed coach (John Wilkerson) did a good centers. crew and cur owner Junior John­ 7-4 Randy Breuer towered over 4 1 early but won the next five job ol pumping me up. And my "I don’t think you can look to just son paid off Sunday in the Northw­ their Chicago Bulls counterparts g.imes to take the first set from nieces and nephew's back in one key matchup such as that at Evert Lloyd, who was tired from estern 400 with Bonnett producing again Sunday. The result was a Houston culled me too before the his first short track win in seven 122-11.'; triumph for the Bucks and a center when you play Milwaukee. ” three-set singles and doubles match and I felt I hud a lot of years 2-0 lead in the besl-of-five opening he said. "If you hold the Bucks well matches last week. support” in one area, they find a way to beat "I was trying to end the points "When we do practicing here we playoff series. don’t do practicing to make the you in another. ” early," Evert Lloyd said. "I didn’t Evert Lloyd, who has won the “I couldn’t be more pleased with race cur better," Bonnett said In other best-of-five playoff want to stay out there (or four tournament three times in the last all three of my centers' play. " following his 15th career win. ”We series. Philadelphia routed Wa­ hours. There was a point in the five years, said the first few games Bucks coach Don Nelson said after do practicing (or me to learn what the three combined for '24 points. shington 113-94 to lake a 2-0 lead. second set when I tried to reach of the mulch were strenuous. Detroit beat New Jersey 121-111 to down, but there was nothing there. Junior Johnson wins races here "They’ve really established our "I definitely let it slip a way," she with and what it takes to win here. go up 2-0 and Houston topped I'tah "That was the difference," she said. "You have to expect some­ inside game.” "I come out here and .lunior gels In the two playoff games the 122-96 to even tbe series at 1-1. said. "But I have no excuses, Zina thing like that to happen if you in an old car and wc ride around Milwaukee trio has outscored played better than she’s ever enter singles and doubles. 76ers 113, Bullets 94 and he says. If you’ll just keep 2 Chicago’s big men Dave Corzine. played against me, ” ”I don’t know what would have At Philadelphia. Andrew Toney your hind wheels here and your Jawann Oldham. Steve Johnson In the second set. Evert Lloyd happened if I hadn’t played dou­ scored 31 points and Julius Erving front wheels there you do this and and Caldwell Jones 55- 37. narrowed Garrison’s 4-2 lead by bles. Zina deserves a lot of credit ” 23 to carry Philadelphia over you do that, you’ll see later in the "During today’s game I was able bouncing back from 15-40 and Garrison pocketed $32,000 (or poor-shooting Washington Moses race it will start working.’ ” to bypass Mo (Mokeski) early and winning the seventh game. her first tournament victory of the Malone and Charles Barkley com­ Bonnett earned $,30,025 lor his Breuer did a terrific job. It’s just But she missed two chances to tie year bined for 28 rebounds. The 76ers first victory ever at the five- great to be able make adjustments the set, and fourth seed Garrison ”I didn't really believe it when it lead the series 2-0 with Game 3 in eighths-mile track. The 35-yeur- look advantage of a long lob by was over,” she said. like that as a coach. ” Washington Wednesday night. old Alabama driver averaged Breuer scored 8 points in 15 93.818 mph in the race slowed by first-half minutes while Mokeski Pistons 121, Nets 111 six caution flags for 34 laps. He led added 10. Lister, the starter, At Detroit. Terry Tyler hit all of four times for 212 laps, including 2 scored 6 1 his 16 in the fourth quarter and shut McNamee success Before the season many said the Herald photos by Pinto the final 36. down New Jersey s Albert King in There were 11 lead changes Bucks fare well at center with the the last period to spark Detroit leaders at the start — and finish — were Fran Houle retirement of Bob Lanier. But with The runners are off the mark for the start of the eighth among six drivers. Isiah Thomas had 29 points and 14 (1081), Stephen Gates (1008) and Russell Blatt (1082). I Darrell Waltrip finished second Nelson’s new math, one plus one assists for the Pistons. Detroit is annual Bolton Five-Mile Road Race Sunday. Among the a major surprise UPI photo in a Chevrolet one-car length plus one has equaled one good ahead 2-0 in the series with Game 3 Tournament winner Bernhard Langer of they walk off the 16th green after Langer behind his teammate. Bobby Alli­ center. at New Jersey Wednesday night McNamee, of Sydney, Australia, ”I think when you play for a HOUSTON (UPI) -PaulM cN a- defeated Wadkins on first hole of son, driving a Buick, edged Ricky Rockets 122, Jazz 96 Newcomer Russell Blatt triumphs mee’s success was surprising had nut reached the finals of a West Germany (left) pats second place Rudd’s Ford for third, and Geoff coach like Don Nelson you come to tournament since 1983, and he finisher Bobby Wadkins on the back as sudden death playoff Sunday. At Houston. Lewis Lloyd scored enough without an encore. Bodine took fifth in a Chevrolet. understand your roles on the team entered the tournament having 27 points and Ralph Sampson 19 to McNamee took two and a half Although Waltrip led the first 55 and work hard to fill them. ” won just one match this year. power the Rockets, evening the hours to best No. 2 seed Anders laps of the 400-lap event, he never Breuer said. "I think the three of us But he toppled four seeded series at one game each Game 3 is Jurryd and take the River Oaks challenged for the lead again until blend together well because of players en route to the tournament Beats Wadkins In playoff Ibat. ” Wednesday night in Salt Lake City Gates dethroned in Bolton International tennis tournament the final 10. finals — including fifth-seeded Other NBA series resume Tues­ crown, after upsetting top-seeded During his first pit stop, he and Lister, who played forward last Joakim Nystrom of Sweden in the day night The Celtics attempt to Mats Wilander, Bonnett tapped when Waltrip year, agreed. Bv Len Auster second round and third-seeded "The three of us each have roles eliminate the Cavaliers in three McNamee, who’s won just one attempted to leave his pits and Sports Editor Kevin Curren of Austin, 6-3, 7-6 straight games at Cleveland, the match this year, beat Jarryd 7-6 Bonnett was trying to slop. The to fill and when we re in there we (7-4) in the quarterfinals. Langer repeat winner just try to take advantage of the Suns try to bounce back from 0-2 9m' (7-2), 4-6, 6-2, to win the $200,000 engine on Bonnett’s Chevrolet died BOLTON — When you’re King McNamee then dropped Wi­ situation and contribute the most against the Lakers in Phoeni.x and tourney in a match that look 2 and to keep it from quitting the re.st of the Hill’ , people take aim at you lander and Jarryd, who had we can. Thai’s what they call depth the Spurs, tied 1-1. go at the hours, 27 minutes. to enter the Houston Open this straight pars over the par-71, of the race Bonnett had to keep it at Thirty-one year old Stephen qualified for the finals by defeating HILTON HEAD ISLAND, S.C. and I think Mo. Brew and my.self Nuggets at San Antonio Earlier in the day, McNamee, 30, week. 6,788-yard Harbour Town Golf 7,000 rpms. Gates of Manchester had won four Tim Mayotte of Springfield, Mass., (UPI) — Bernhard Danger’s pre­ had upset top-seeded Mats Wi­ vious accomplishment was tinged The loss was a bitter disappoint­ Links. Shortly before lap 140, smoke of the previous seven Bolton lander in a rain-delayed semifinal 7-6 (7-5), 6-1, in a Sunday morning Langer. meanwhile, was having filled Waltrip’s cockpit while the Five-Mile Road Races He was — it left him with something to ment to Wadkins. who has come match, 2-6, 7-6 (7-5), 6-4. match. close but never has won in his 11 his ups and downs, birdying the Franklin. Tenn., driver was in considered the man to beat and the ’’This tournament was a tribute prove. "He really played well," said The West German’s playoff win years on the tour. first hole, bogeying the third and fourth. He slowed until the smoke former MancheslernHigh and Jarryd. "I was surprised he could to my coach (Bobby Brett) who has birdying the fifth before coming in cleared and then returned to Eastern Connecticut State L'niver- over Bobby Wadkins in the Sea But he was gracious in defeat. maintain his consistency against really worked hard to help me “ I take my hat off to him," he with two birdies and two bogeys. racing speed. The team never A sity track star considered himself Pines Heritage Golf Classic Sun­ Mats in the morning and then regain my confidence," said said of the 27-year-old victor. "He Wadkins sank a pressure pull on determined what caused the in line for a third consecutive day established his credibility as a continue it in the afternoon against McNamee. had to play extremely well after the 18th and then sat back and smoke. championship McNamee pocketed $40,000 for winner on the PGA lour. "1 hope to me. He relly served well in both be in the winner's circle many last week, coming in here after his watched Langer play the last two "I saw Darrell break out of But it was not to be Sunday matches." the victory. holes. traffic and 1 knew 1 had my hands afternoon as a pair of newcomers. times," he said after his $72,000 Masters win. He’s a great victory in the Heritage. champion. ” Langer also finished in par to end full." Bonnett said. "That was just Russell Blatt of Marlborough, i the regulation round tied with like when somebody throws a pass representing the Silk City Striders. He thought many on the PGA Wadkins. the 33-year-old tour might have seen his victory younger brother of Lanny Wad- Wadkins at 11-under-par 273. and it’s intercepted you go from and Fran Houle, representing the Sports In Brief Danger's second shot was a offense to defense in a hurry. I had .Mohegan Striders. look 1-2 in the last week in the Masters was a kins, said his putting made the difference in the battle with pitching wedge to the edge of the to go from running offensively on P eighth annual event held under fluke despite his impressive Euro­ Ruggiero conquers Spring Chaiienge pean credentials.' Langer. green, from where he putted to the race track, which I thought I summerlike 70 degree weather. within inches of the cup and sank it could beat everybody else, to "I knew about Steve Gales and “I’m very excited,” he said of "I hit a lot of god shots, but I just AGAWAM, Mass. — Reggie Ruggiero of Forestville overtook for a par. defensively, to hold Darrell back watched him for the first half the PGA’s second back-to-back didn’t make any putts. ” he said, Mike Stefanik to win the 85-lap Spring Challenge at Riverside wins this year, duplicating Mark adding that he had several near- Wadkins hit his second shot into there. mile." said the 28-year-old Blatt, a a bunker and then chipped out to Waltrip said Bonnett was too native of from Reading. Pa. who Park Speedway Saturday night. O’Meara’s victories in the Bing misses for birdies set up a long par putt, which he strong for him on the ran in high school but not college, Ruggiero, who passed Stefanik (or good on lap 21, won by Crosby Pro-Am and the Hawaiian Wadkins. who pocketed $43,200 three-quarters of a lop. Ted Riggot placed third, followed by Open. in runnerup cash, birdied three of missed. straightaways. and representing the Manchester "My putter w as my main enemy "1 knew he wouldn’t let me running club for the first time. Marty Radewick and Bob Park. Brian Curden captured the Before he teed off in Sunday’s the first six holes in the finallound, the past two days," he said. through on the inside and I couldn’t ’The other guy (Houle) took off 20-lap Street Stock over Dan Lavoie and Johnny Lobo Jr. round, Langer said, he had agreed then settled down to a string of 12 just run all over him and move him and I followed him When he eased out of the groove," Waltrip said. up a bit, I took a shot. ” said Blatt. -k ' t l NELTA champions crowned "My boys have to help fix that car Blatt, who won the Vernon loo. 1 faked passing on the outside a Rabbit Run last year and is Sheehan nabs second tourney Ernie Uthgennant whipped Kit Heuttig, 6-0. 6-4. to cop the couple of limes hoping he might employed at Travelers, making his singles title, but Uthgennant and his partner Larry Hutrick were move out there to protect gainst initial start in Bolton. "I just joined LAS VEGAS, Nev, (UPI) - knocked off by Spencer Gray and Nathan Chase, 6-3. 6-2. in the me passing on the outside. But he the Striders. They had been second Patty Sheehan, closing in on $1 doubles finals at the Manche.stcr Racquet Club NELTA Men’s 45s didn’t go for it” in the team event the last couple of million in official LPGA earnings championships. V/ Bonnett dedicated the win to years and needed somebody to put during her brief but par-busting Greenville, S.C., driver Butch them over, ’ he said, stretching out career, has captured her second Lindley and his family. The after his run Senna wins first grand prix tournament title of 1985. two-time NASCAR Lal< Model Houle, who ran fouryears in high Her final round 72 Sunday was ESTORIL, Portugal — Brazilian Ayrton Senna drove Sportsman champion was criti­ school at Norwich Free Academy brilliantly and bravely through two hours of rain Sunday to score good enough to hold off a hard and three at the University of charge by Alice Miller to give her a cally injured a week ago when his ■s his first-ever grand prix win and finally break the McLaren Connecticut, assumed the early 275 and the $30,000 first prize in the car crashed during an .All-Pro race lead before Blatt took the lead just team's grip on Formula One racing. $200,000 Las Vegas LPGA stop. If at Bradenton. Fla. Bonnett owned after the mile mark. Blatt just past The 25-year-old Brazilian, in only his second race for Lotus, Miller’s comeback had carried her the Camaro Lindley was driving. the two-mile mark, passing there started from ))ole position and led from start to finish to win the to first place, it would have been Prior to Sunday’s race, NASCAR ,‘f4r ■ at 10:30. opened up a 50-yard lead Portuguese Grand Prix in treacherous conditions. Only 10 of the worth an extra $1 million to her. announced two rule changes. on Houle working the downhill 26 starters completed the race. Instead. Miller fired a 3-under- Starting at Talladega. Ala., the very well. RUSSELL BLATT JOANNE HALL STEPHEN GATES par 69 and settled for second spot at Fords will be a half-inch higher Blatt was able to spread it out . . .’85 Bolton champ . , .top female runner . . .disappointed third Gregorek cops Boston Miik Run 277. Pat Bradley finished third, and the General Motors cars a until the final hill — one of many another two strokes behind. half-inch lower. NASCAR also amended the rule over the Bolton cour.se called by slower than last year. Nothing BOSTON — John Gregorek of Needham clinched the third Two weeks ago. Miller captured Randy Poulin and Pete Kennedy Breen 30:37, 16. Robert Bailey 30:51,17. governing lire changes during a pit one runner the toughest five-miler hurt.” took team honors. Phil Forzley Stan Klemczak 30:57, 18. BUI Hudock annual Boston Milk Run Sunday, a 10-kilometcr roadrace the Dinah Shore title and the in the state — where Houle made a 31:12, 19. M ike Salmond 31:13, 20. Pete sponsored by the Massachusetts Dietetic Association, with a sponsors offered the $1 million stop. UPl photo Gales was not surprised by the was fifth overall in 28:41. finishing Kennedy 31:190, 21. M ark Linton 31:38, small surge. Blatt won comforta­ times turned in by Blatt and Houle. behind Rene CharlancI of the 22. B ill Renkert 31:41, 23. Jim Cun­ record time of 28:15. bonus to either her or defending Detroit's Isiah Thomas splits thedefenseof New Jersey's bly in 26:01, 16 seconds off the "They didn’t run anlhing that Hartford Track Club who had a ningham 31:47, 24. Rich Gowen 32:00, The first five of the 3.500 runners crossed the finish line under Las Vegas champion Ayaka Oka- MCC in sweep course record. Houle’s second 25. BUI London 32:13. moto if either woman could win the Darryl Dawkins (left) and Albert King toscore two in NBA couldn’t be run here. I’ll have to time of 27:54, 10 .seconds in arrears Men’s Open (18-29) — 1. Russ B latt the previous record time of 28:23, .starting with Gregorek. who place clocking was 26:26 while look back at my (training) log," of Gates 26:01, 2. Fran HOulc 26:26, 3. Phil was closely trailed by Ken Marlin of Eugene, Ore., at 28:16. Third Vegas event. Okamoto settled (or A doubleheader sweep extended action Sunday. Pistons won.' 121-111, to take 2-0 lead in Gales was third in 27:44 said (iates, adding he will be back The youngest finisher was Ste­ Forzley 28:41. place went to Paul Davies-Hale of Stafforshir. England, at 28:17. 22nd with a 290 total. Manchester Community College Men's Submasters (30-39) — 1. women’s softball team’s winning series. "To 26:01 run on a day like this is for the ’86 run. "I’ll always come phanie Fish of Bolton, the oldest Stephen Gates 27:44, 2, Rene Charland Monica Joyce of Hermosa Beach. Calif., upset the expected Miller had closed to within two an excellent run." lauded Gates. here I really like to support local finisher 68-year-old John Padbury 27:54, 3. M ark Poulin 29:28. winner, Priscilla Welch of Great Britain, when she finished fir.st strokes of Sheehan Sunday after 14' streak to four as the Cougars The 22-year-old Houle at the races” Men's Masters (40-49) — l. Robert holes at the Desert Inn Course, but trounced Post Junior College, 12-2 who won the Supermasters Persons 30:09, 2. Thomas Breen 30:37, in the women's division short of a I'ocord at 32: 18. start had his eye on Gules. "I don’t The women’s division title was division. 3. Tony Dore 33:55. Miller saw her hopes collapse on and 6-4 Saturday. know the guy who won,” Houle said taken by Joanne Hall of Vernon in There were four well-placed Men's Grandmasters (50-59) — 1. the par-5 15th. She was 40 yards off Winning pitcher Joanne Denault Celtics hurting immediatedly after the race, "but 37:53. water stops along with water stops David Howe 34:47, 2. Mario Corso Team USA wins third upset the green in two strokes, but hit a helped her cause with a pair of 1 wanted to stick with Steve Gates 35:59, 3. Dick Stettler 37:13. poor wedge shot and then three- doubles in the first game. Doreen Rich Gowen took 24lh overall in set up by Bolton residents along the Men's Juniors (12-17) — l. Charles PRAGUE, Czechoslovakia — Team USA posted its third Bv Frederick Waterman a sore back, a recurring problem. and go wilb him. I was confident the field of 129 in 32:00 and was the race course. The Bolton Fire Arnold 33:49, 2, Brian Ruel 35:21, 3, putted (or bogey, while Sheehan Gagnon and Sue Donnelly also Douglas Auclair 37:36. straight upset Sunday at the World Hockey Championships, a 3-1 United Press International Maxwell, always an important running against Steve. I hadn’t run top Bolton finisher for the second Department stationed a pumper got down in two from 40 feet out (or added two hits each. Men's Sublunlors— l. Greg Buonone victory over Czechoslovakia that moved the Americans into Gagnon’s three-hit pitching was playoff contributor, had arthros­ against him before but I was time in the race’s history. He won after the four-mile mark to hose 49:00, 2, Seth Chamberlond 49:10, 3. a par and kept making pars the second place behind the Soviet Union. UPI photo BOSTON — The Boston Celtics copic surgery on his right knee in confident I could beat his limes." previously in 1982. Gowen receives down the runners, as did a couple Steven Chamberlond 54:20. re,st of the way to capture the title, the difference in the nightcap. Men's Supermasters (M and over) — The Americans previously defeated Sweden and Canada. It might still tip-toe past the Cleve­ February and still has limited Houle said the course did sur­ the Jack Bosworlh Memoritil of the spectators who stretched out Sheehan is now $2,408 shy of the Jamie Belanger cracked two hits, 1. John Padbury 45:33, 2. Emerson marked the first time since the 1960 Olympics in Squaw Valley Patty Sheehan was happy on Sunday as she won her land Cavaliers, but they must heal mobility. prise him. "I drove it before I came Trophy for leading the Bolton their garden hoses to help the Bosworth 60:10. million dollar mark in career while Chris Craugh delivered two the United States beat these three opponents in a tournament. second LPGA tournament of the year, winning the to repeat as NBA champions. In the two Cleveland games he and didn’t think it was so bad. But entrants. The Bolton race, spon­ runners beat the heat. IWomen's Open (18-29) — 1. Joanne earnings and is second to Miller on key RBIs. Larry Bird’s elbow. Robert that’s a lot different (than running Hall 37:53, 2. Sue Lucke39:36,3, Sharon After four preliminary rounds, the Soviet Union leads with this year’s money list. $200,000 J&B Scotch Pro-Am in Las Vegas by two MCC played errorless ball in has played a total of 13 minutes, sored by the Bolton Lion’s Club, is Lucek 45:57. Parish’s back, and Cedric Max­ Foltowino are Die results: eight points, followed by the United Stales, Canada and The rest of the Vegas field spent both games, with particularly fine scoring only 3 points. "We miss it). That hill towards the end dedicated to Bosworth, who passed Top J5 — I, Russell B latt 26:01, SIDi Women’s Submasters (30-39) — I. strokes. well’s knee are hobbling Boston, him. but he’s not there yet drains you," Houle continued. away in a road race at Cape Cod. City Striders; 2. Fran Houle 26:26, M ary Rottl 38:49, 2. Nancy Fish 390:18, Czechoslovakia with six each, Sweden has four. Finland two and two days fruitlessly chasing Shee­ defensive contributions from Gag­ which hasn’t yet shown the form of (physically),’’ said Boston’s coach As (or Gates? " I ’m sorry you His father, Emerson Bosworlh. Moheoan Striders, 3, Stephen Gates 3. Susan Leslie 39:53. East and West Germany none. han after she tied the course record round of the tournament,” she Alice showed she could play well non, second baseman Carlene 27:44, H artford Track Club, 4 . Rene Women's Grandmasters (40-49) — 1. said. "It gave me an advantage under the pressure and stayed with a championship team. K.C. Jones. didn’t see a better race today," runs every year in memory of his Charland 27:54, H artford Track Club, Doris Aronson 39:58, 2 Shirley Howe In other games Sunday. Team Canada rallied past Finland 5-2, with a 65 Friday. Stevenson and first basean Kathy "We aren’t playing very well." The defending champions are said Gales. "I thought I was a little son and took second place in the 5. Phil Forilev, 28:4), SCS, 6. Trent Sweden shellacked East Germany 11-0 and the Soviet Union "I thought that was the key over the rest of the field. However, me all day long." Kirsch. said Bird, suffering from bursitis fighting injuries and the so-called more competitive. At I'A miles out AAcColford 28:53, 7. Ken Farziev 2V:13, Women's Junior's (12-17) — i. Jen­ The Cougars, now 7-4. host Supermasters (60 and over) with a SCS, 8. M ark Poulin 29:28, SCS, 9. nifer Fish 47:13, 2. M ichelie Massicotte thrashed West Germany 10-2. in the elbow of his (right) shooting Bill Russell curse, no NBA titlists I look .second and then I don’t know lime of 60:10. Randy Poulin 29:36 SCS, )0, Guy Cain 49:32, 3. Klnga Deesy 52:49. Joel Otto. Tony Granatoand Corey Millen scored for the United Miller took home $18,500 and Holyoke Community College arm. ” We aren’t executing and we having repeated since the Celtics what happened. I really can’t The Silk City Striders Team I of 30:07, 11. Tim othy Campbell 30:08, 12. .Women's sublunlors — 1. Karen Fish States. The Americans clung to their lead with goaltender John Kingdom an easy winner Bradley $13„500. today. Robert Person 30:09, 13. Ray Parr 48:37, 2. Leah Camposeo 50 06, 3. haven’t come in with a good center coached and played on the figure out why I was two minutes Blatt, Rhil and Ken Forzley, Vanbiesbrouck making sensational saves. 30:20, 14. Rick Parr 30:35, 15. Tom Stephanie Fish 67:58. The event had been expected to be attitude and good momentum” 1968-69 team. Vanbiesbrouck was named the team's outstanding player for ATLANTA (UPI) — Olyinpic The Celtics have twice sneaked champion Roger Kingdom glided one of the attractions Sunday Cleveland has an equally tough the third straight time past the less-experienced Cavali­ hex to overcome: 17 straight losses to an easy victory in the 110-meter before last year’s winner Harvey R O B ER T J SMITH, inc. ers, taking 3- and 2-point victories to Boston. The Cavs, in the playoffs Birmingham shuts down Tampa’s ‘Banditbaii’ hurdles Sunday at the Martin Glance and Olympic silver medal­ in the final seconds of Games 1 and for the first time since 1978, are Bv United Press International half. Luther King Jr. Freedom Games. ist Sam Graddy decided not to fe . Robert J. Smith, Ii k . Eastern Conference lead. off four pusses, including one Hewitt, ‘voice of hockey’, succumbs 2. The best-of-five opening-round still looking for their first post­ Birmingham’s Joe Cribbs ran The Stallions rounded out their Kingdom posted a time of 13.34 compete. WSa INSURANSMITHS 1 INSURANSMITHS SINCE series shifts to Cleveland Tuesday season victory since April 15,1977. returned for a touchdown.Balti­ TORONTO — Foster Hewitt, the voice of hockey in Canada, seconds, 14-hundredths of a second Tampa Bay brought its notorious for 117 yards and scored two scoring binge against the Bandits, more is 4-4-1 and the Breakers are The high jump, another bally- for Game 3. Adding to the weight of history is "Banditbaii" to Birmingham Sun­ touchdowns, including a 19-yard 6-3, with a 15-yard pass from Stoudt died Sunday after a long illness. He was 82 years old. faster than his winning time in last 3-6. year's King Games and was nearly hooed event, had three of its top six 1914 "We need to win that game so the fact that only one team, the day, but it was iittle match for the dash in the fourth quarter to put the to Jim Smith and three Danny Hewitt, famous for the phrase "He shoots, he scores," died of At Tempe, Ariz., Jim Kelly a half second faster than Reggie entrants withdraw before the meet people will have time to heal," said Fort Wayne Pistons of 1956, have the Stallions’ defense. game out of reach. Miller field goals. kidney failure at Providence Villa nursing home at about 5:45 threw for 238 yards and two Davis of Florida A&M, who also and Jim Howard won at 7-foot-3'A, Dennis Johnson. The series winner rallied from a 2-0 deficit to win a Birmingham shut down the Cribbs, who broke the 100-yard In other games, Baltimore beat p.m. EST, family and friends said. His wife, Joan Darlie Moxon, second-half touchdowns and the was second in the 400- meters 5 inches under his American will play the survivor of the best-of-five series. Cleveland, USFL's top offense in a 30-3 rout. mark for the first time this season, Portland 27-16 and Houston de­ was at his side. Hewitt underwent surgery at Christmas. 649-5241 Gamblers rushed for their most hurdles. record. Detroit-New Jersey matchup. The which started the season with a Birmingham intercepted Tampa also scored on a 2-yard pass from feated Arizona 33-17. A moment's silence was held Sunday night at the Montreal 65 E. Center Street yards this season. The Gamblers, The 100-meter dash was won in Howard tried unsuccessfully to first game of Round 2 would be no 2-19 mark, has been through too Bay five times and heid the Cliff Stoudt in the first quarter to At Baltimore, Kelvin Bryant Forum for Hewitt, a member of the Hockey Hall of Fam e and 6-3, moved into a first- place tie in 10.28 by Thomas Jefferson of Kent jump 7-7V4 after Dwight Stone and Manchester, Ct. earlier than Sunday. much to quit, says coach George high-powered Bandit attack to help the Stallions improve their rushed for 185 yards and two Parish played Saturday despite the Western Division while Ariz­ Sports Hall of Fame, ______State who also won the 200 meters. Dennis Lewis were eliminated. Karl. three first downs in the second record to 7-2 and maintain the touchdowns and the Stars picked ona fell to 4- 5. / MANCHESTER HERALD, Monday. April 22, 1985 — 17 16 - MANCHESTER UKRALD. Monduy, April 22. 1985 A bout Town A dvice On the Line FOCUS/ Home John Bossidy WATES meets Tuesday Firefighters take the heat Manchester WATES will meet Tuesday at 7:30 p.m. at Orange Hall, 72 E. Center St. Welghing-in will be from 6:30 to 7:30 p.m. Marge Surdam will be in charge of the program. for failing to douse flames T' Check blood pressure can get the same service free? DEAR ABBY: There is abso­ FOR THE VOLUNTEERS ‘Ally’ cat left The Health Department Geriatric Clinic has lutely no justification for the planned serveral sessions. They include: actions of the Salem, Ark., volun­ Dear DEAR ABBY: 1 would like to 'A.' 'V ' A blood pressure clinic for those whose last names teer firefighters who stood around defend the action of the firefigh­ begin with L to Z, Wednesday, 9 to 11 a.m., and watched a $150,000 home burn ters. We have a similar situation in Storrs to see Manchester Senior Citizens' Center. down because the owner hadn't Abby Rantoul, 111. The taxpayers sup­ A similar clinic Wednesday from 1 to 2 p.m. at the paid the $20 annual dues. Abigail" port our volunteer fire department Salvation Army Citadel. The Salvation Army will I am a volunteer firefighter in within the city limits. Protection is serve noon lunches for $1 each. Boles, N.M., and I sincerely hope Van Buren offered to residents and businesses the good life Arthritis education class, April 29, 1:15 to 2:15 p.m., that what happened in Arkansas outside the city limits for a fee of .III Manchester Senior Citizens' Center. doesn't reflect on all volunteer $25 annually. firefighters. Most residents pay the fee We've always gone by the adage around here that DEAR ABBY: I am amazed that Agoraphobics session set The majority of us are hard­ willingly, but some ignore the bills every boy (and man) needs a dog. Now, I m not going working, dedicated people whose you would criticize the volunteer repeatedly. to get into all the reasons for this; all of you who have a The historic Che­ Manchester Area Agoraphobics Together will meet only pay Is the satisfaction of firefighters for refusing to risk I have instructed our chief to dog in the family know just how wonderful they are. ney Bros. Ribbon Wednesday at 10:30 a.m. at Concordia Lutheran helping others. their lives to save the home of respond only to save lives (not What 1 am going to get into, though, is having a cat Miil has swung full Church, 40 Pitkin St., in the church room on the first Our priorities are: someone who was too cheap to pay property) should we receive a call in the family. Actually, it’s my youngest daughter’s. floor. People who experience panic or anxiety when 1. Rescuing people from burning $20 a year to protect it. from anyone who consistently fails She lives on the Cape with her husband, and her cat circle to a residential If you don’t carry automobile they are in public or in crowded places are invited to buildings. to pay. lives here with us. The cat’s name is Allegro. dwelling. Clockwise attend the weekly sessions of the group. 2. Protecting adjoining property Insurance and are involved In a If people were allowed to pay at Everyone calls her, "Ally. ” For the name, not the 2 from left, an exterior For an Information packet on agoraphobia, call the from catching fire, collision, do you really think you the scene of the fire, there would be character. could call an Insurance agent and view of the Pine Mental Health Association at 547-0337. 3. Putting the fire out. no incentive to support the depart­ Please note that this particular daughter is a music Nowhere Is there any mention of say, “Quick, write me up a policy ment through fees. major. When she received Alley as a present from her Street apartments re­ money. I hope the citizens of to cover the wreck 1 just had! ’’? The homeowner whose home then-boyfriend, everyone went simply gaga over the veals the building's' Beethoven Chorus rehearses Salem, Ark,, will do something to W.W. McCULLOCH, was burned made his choice long kitten — a pretty little bundle of solid gray and white, WENATCHEE, WASH. main entrance in the The Beethoven Chorus will rehearse Tuesday from correct this problem. before the fire started. cunnin’ as a button. Because the tiny tyke was quick TAMI HARRIS, CAPT KATY B. PODAGROSI, as a flash in every movement, you just know she’d end center; windows go 10. to 11 a.m at Emanuel Lutheran Church, 60 Church DEAR ABBY: So you think the St. There will be coffee and refreshments before the BOLES ACRES MAYOR, VILLAGE OF up with a name like "Allegro.” This means, in music •■■II almost from floor to volunteer firefighters should have RANTOUL, ILL. rehearsal. saved that $150,000 house even talk: fast. 2 ceiling, becoming DEAR ABBY: Please point out the fact that there are three though its owners had not paid his DEAR ABBY: The jerk who the focal point in the refused to pay $20 membership toa FOR THE FIRST eight months of Alley’s life, she Top cookie sellers named Salems In Arkansas. They are: $20 annual dues? Oh sure, just like lived in a big farmhouse in Storrs with the daughter bedrooms; the com­ Salem, Ark., in Fulton County: Blue Cross should pick up your rural fire department, then cried . Amy Shultz of Connecticut Valley Girl Scout Troop 2 because the volunteer firefighters who was completing her final classroom courses at plex's swimming Salem, Ark., in Pike County; and $50,000 hospital bill even though UConn, prior to her practice-teaching semester, Alley in Manchester outsold all other cookie sellers in the Salem, Ark., in Saline County. you failed to pay your premiums, refused to fight the fire, makes me pool is being con­ Hartford Council this year by selling a total of 600 boll. It costs a lot of money to had the run of the farm, and the house full of young Abby, please make it clear that and the Los Angeles Police Dept, women who were classmates of the daughter. structed in the. boxes. This is her first year at top seller. the volunteer firemen who refused will respond to a burglary in Santa purchase and maintain fire ‘ Alan Serignese of Bolton, a member of Troop 666, equipment. It was up there, incidentally, that Alley left former boiler room of to fight a fire because the ho­ Monica. kittenhood behind and became a full-fledged cat. She sold 170 boxes. She was top seller for her town for the meowner had not paid his $20 dues I have no sympathy for a nut who 1 was chairman of a rural fire the mill; and the second year in a row. department that went out of caught her first crow there. All by herself. And apartment kitchens were not from Fulton County — owns a $150,000 home and refuses brought it, quite proudly 1 hear, back to the they were from Saline County. to pay a measly $20-a-year fee in business because there were too show how a small many freeloaders. Our nation farmhouse, over the open top half of the double Dutch YWCA has children’s program I feel that people who would case he has a fire. He took a kitchen door, and deposited the carcass next to her space can be man­ stand by and let a home burn when gamble and lost! can't afford freeloaders. If you don’t believe it, look at our national food dish on the floor. Probably as a protest to the aged efficiently. The .The YWCA is taking registrations for children’s they could have saved it should not If the volunteer firefighters had Meow Mix her mistress had been feedi:.|. her. programs at the Nutmeg Branch, 78 N. Main St. The be allowed to be firemen. fought that fire, nobody in the debt. This freaked out all the rent-paying inhabitants of cabinets have built-:; programs include: DONNA JUSTUS, community would ever pay his CHARLES L. SHUNK, JOPLIN, MO. the house, and a summit meeting was hastily in dishwasher and '. "Cooks and Capers," six weekly sessions of cooking NEWPORT, ARK. dues again. Why should he, if he arranged. The gist of which was that the little stove. and crafts for children 3'A to 5, Mondays, 11:45a.m. to carnivore should change her ways. Her “Purr-purr- 1:15 p.m., beginning April 29. I'm-just-crazy-about-you, rub-rub-aren’t-I- Storycraft, popular stories with a related craft, adorable?" antics notwithstanding. It was shortly \ children 3 to 5, Fridays for six weeks starting May 3. Some ways to aid potency after this that Alley moved in with us. The continuing "Tiny Tots” for 3-year-olds on Thursday from 12:30 to 2:30 p.m. and "Tiny Tots care of this newspaper, P.O. Box AT THE TIME, we still had ourdog. Fang. This was Plus” for 4- and 5-year-olds Wednesday from 12:30 to DEAR DR. LAMB - 1 am 57 My a few months before the old fellow passed on. When 2:30 p.m. Both offer arts, crafts, sangs, games and wife and I have been married for 21 1551, Radio City Station, New York, years and our sex life was fantastic NY 10019. Alley moved in, he took her in stride. Always the outdoor play. Your I’d much rather see a person devel­ gentleman, he’d merely keep an eye on her ao she For more information, call the YWCA at 647-1437, until 18 months ago, when I became op normal pressure from weight con­ raced around the house getting into all kinds of Photos by impotent. Neither of us is happy Health about this. My wife is resigned to the trol and lifestyle than to see him take mischief. We didn't let her outside because 1) we fact that because of my blood-pres­ Lawrence medicines. didn’t want to lose her; 2) she’d get all kinds of fleas A Al Tarquino sure medicine, we can do nothing DEAR DR LAMB - You have and bring them back inside the house; and 3) we Youth offer to work about it. However, our love for each Lamb, M.D. stressed the fact that people need weren’t ready for any unannounced and dead crows other remains strong. calcium. What about people like me on the kitchen floor. The young people from the Second Congregational who have had surgery for diverticu- As 1 mentioned before. I’m a dog man. However, Church will rake your leaves, wash your car or I've been on hydrochlorothiazide, losis’’ "Don’t eat dairy producU," the I’m the first to admit that this cat can get into the windows, fertilize your lawn or pull out weeds for Catapres and Hydralazine for four doctors tell me, "and gel lots of cockles of your heart pretty easily. Wherever one of us Manchester residents, in order to raise money for a years. About a year ago, another doc­ exercise to keep the body and bones trip to New York in May. These willing workers are their medicines or may not need them is, there she has to be. tor put me on Inderal instead of at all limber. ” However, with a ruptured This includes pushing open the bedroom door at available during the school vacation week, April 22 Catapres. Both medicines keep my disk, a pinched nerve, a slight case of night and hopping up on the bed just to check out that through 27. The suggested fee Is $2 to $3 per hour for You also can try other medicines. P blood pressure under control, but my scoliosis and arthritis, it’s rather dif­ we still love her. After a few ear scratches, and a few .each youngster; the students work in pairs. For more sex life is dead. Procardia normally is used to relieve ficult to exercise. angina and is a calcium blocker, but return bumps and purrs, off she goes to roam the information, or to hire these young people, call Joy I’m 44 and do not pamper myself as house. Thoroughly content that she’s left us wide Ribbon Mill Apartments offer pastoral setting Wilson at 649-6070; or call the church office at 649-2863. The first doctor told me that my it can produce a mild decrease in far as my back is concerned. Is there choice was sex or blood-pressure blood pressure Minipress, which awake. At two-thirty a.m., for godsakes. a good exercise program that would I never gave too much thought to what she actually substitute, " Seader said It w as too dillicult to rebuild for the mill and its heavy machinery. Rubin control The second doctor seems to rarely causes impotence, also could Bv Susan Vauahn stood. Part ol the boiler room area is also being ignore the problem Is my love life help’’ does all night while we’re sleeping. Until recently, Herald Reporter the windows because they were so heavy that no one explained. The north wing does not have the brick converted to an exercise room. be tried. In your situation, different DEAR READER - I am not sure gone forever or do 1 have alterna­ medicines can be tried with the hope that is. 1 found out early one morning. Alley spends the would be able to open them, Seader added interior walls, because that side of the mill contained Other special features of the Ribbon Mill include the Learn rape alternative why you had surgery for diverlicu- hours before dawn making sure her adopted home and If you like 14-loot-high wooden-plunk ceilings, But the Ribbon Mill is keeping the same exterior offices and did not need the same support. Rubin said. connecting foyer between the wings. This was tives? of finding one that will control your losis (pockets of the colon) or what HEBRON — The Andover, Hebron, Marlborough DEAR READER - You could cer­ pressure and not cause impotence. If family are safe from predators. floor-to-ceiling windows, exposed pipes and beams, doors and trim, although some of the doors, such us Although the apartments vary, the living rooms originally a loading dock. On each side of the foyer is a Youth Services will sponsor a three-week, six-session kind of surgery you had. Only the few tainly try some other treatment You your doctor will not work with you on patients with certain complications off-white brick walls and some interesting angles, the main one which connects the two wings, will not be average about 12 by 18 feet with closets running the mail pickup area and a computerized security system course on assault-defense tactics starting April 30 at shouldn't accept this situation, but WHEN 1 GOT UP that morning at 5; 45 for work, I then the Ribbon Mill Apartments on Pine Street may used as an entrance. The exterior hrick masonry length of one wall. The bedrooms are average size which operates through the tenants' telephones. this, you" should get another doctor from diverticulosis require surgery. 7:30 p.m. at its offices, 61 Main St. should make some effort to solve the You may not be able to solve the In addition, there is no reason why discovered just how capable the little lady is at her be for you. could not be sandblasted for cleaning because it would with one on each side of the living room in the Rubin said recently about 30 apartments in the Bill Bonenfant will teach the course. Black Belt problem. If you have any excess fat, job. Caught herself a field mouse who had come into have eventually changed the character of the two-bedroom units. There are two bathrooms in many problem,' but without an effort, your someone with diverticulosis, or even The new apartments — converted from the original Ribbon Mill are now occupied. He said he hopes that Instructors John Feams, and Joe and Josie Paluso, the loss of body fat and improved love life will indeed be gone forever. the cellar for the winter. Cheney Bros. Rihbon Mill built in 1907 and 1908 — building, Seader said Instead it was "washed." of the two-bedroom apartments. all of the north wing, which is now under construction, a complication from diverticulosis, who are registered and endorsed by the International exercise tolerance from walking cannot use milk products. If you have Alley was conducting the wake in the middle of the provide an interesting blend of the old and the new The galley kitchens have a drop ceiling ;md contain will be ready for occupancy by June, although some Kokondo Karate Association, will demonstrate ways might make it possible for you to use I'm sending you The Health Letter living room floor when I came downstairs. She was The original wood, brick and pipes encase otherwise- ALTHOUGH THE APARTMENTS are modern, almond-color self-cleaning ovens, frost-free refriger­ may be ready earlier. 15-8, Your Vital Blood Pressure, been told this, it must be because you to fight back and escape. less medicine. Less medicine often have another problem, such as lactose extremely displeased when I brought the ritual to a contemporary open apartments with off-white walls, Seader said the builders chose to keep the heams and ators, and dishwashers. There are about 20 apartments set aside for For more information concerning the assault means a return to normal sexual which tells how to adjust one’s life­ quick close. Interment of the deceased was in the wall-to-wall carpeting, plenty of closets, and fully columns as they were because they have value moderate-income families who meet the federal style to help control blood pressure intolerance. You need calcium and THE APARTMENTS have separate electric heat alternative program, call Bonefant at 228-3836 or the functioning. That should stimulate individualized exercises for your closest snowbank outside the back door. equipped kitchens and bathrooms. historically. Evensomeof the walls were "twisted" so and air conditioning conducted from heat pumps Housing and Urban Development guidelines, Rubin Youth Services office, 228-9488. you to lose weight if you can. Many Others who want this issue can send Ever since then. I’ve noticed that she isn’t playing Rents currently range from $470 for a one-hedroom as not to split w indows, Seader said. It makes for some said. There are also seven apartments designed 75 cents with a long, stamped, self- problems. 1 suggest that you seek help located on the roof of the building through exposed patients with high blood pressure who from a physical therapist. with thimbles and papers and such as she bats them unit to $535 and $.550 for two-bedroom units, although interesting angles in some of the living rooms and heat ducts, also painted shiny black. "It is a very especially for handicapped and elderly people, he lose their excess fat can decrease addressed envelope for it to me in around the floor, making us giggle with delight at her those prices will go up by $15 to $40 after May 1, Rubin bedrooms. efficient system," Rubin said. said. The apartments must provide the special rents antics. She’s practicing. said. About every third apartment in the south wing has On the other end of the boiler room, a swimming and apartments because the apartments were Golden Age Club has auction We’ve got ourselves a guard cat. Once the entire 104-unit apartment building is an original brick interior wall which served as support pool is being built in the spot where the old boiler partially funded by HUD. completed, there will be .33 one-bedroom units, 24 The Golden Age Club will meet Tuesday at 1 p.m. at Cinema two-bedroom with one bath and 45 two-bedroom, two the Manchester Senior Citizens’ Center, E. Middle John Bossidy is a longtime Cambridge Street bath units. There will also be two special townhouse Supermarket Shopper Turnpike. A teacup auction will be held after the Cot's Eve (PG-13) 1:30, 7:40, 9:40. — Vernon ., resident. apartments in the old boiler room area. They will have meeting. Hartford Police Academy 2: Their First Assign­ Cine 1 E 2 — The Breoktost Club (R) the huge rounded chimney, which has been left intact, Clnama City — Amadeus (PG) 8, — ment (PG-13) 1:30, 7:20, 9:30. — The 710, 9:10. — The Klllino Fields (R) 7, Blood Simple (R) 8,10, — Return of the Lost Dragon (PG-13) 1:15, 7:40, 10. — 9:30. as a living room wall. Soldier (PG) 7:30, 9:40, — The Purple West Hartlord Martha had a bundle Rockville High plans 30th Rose of Cairo (PG) 7:15, 9:15. The Core Bears Movie (G) 1. — Witness Elm 1 E 2 — The Breakfast Club (R) Upon entering the south wing of the three-story Clnettudlo — Family Plot (PG) 7:30 (R) 7:30, 9:50. — Lodyhowke (PG-13) 1:45, 7:15, 9:40. 715,'9:15. — The Klllino Fields (R) 7, LEXINGTON, Va. (UPI) — It may have been a love H-shaped building, you might notice the metal plates Now it’s fashionable to save coupons Rockville High School Class of 1955 will hold iU 30th with Vertlao 9:45. 9:30. Eost Hartford match, but George Washington also got a substantial on the stairs and the striking wood framing on the reunion Sept. 21. Anyone having information about 10 Manchester _ , Wllllmantic Bv Martin Sloane Eastwood Pub (■ Cinema — The dowry when he married Martha Dandridge Custis, walls — both original to the mill. The long, narrow class members is asked to notify Doreen Waltz, 53 Klllino Fields (R) 7:15. UA Theaters East — Froternlfv Jlllson Square Cinema — Lodv- hallway down the center of the wing is broken up by United Feature Syndicate Poor RIchord's Pub E Cinema — The Vocation (R) 7:30, 9:20. — The Secret howke (PG-13) 7, 9:20. — Desperotelv left quite well off by the death of her first husband. family-size tea-bag boxes. This offer has no Ward St., Rockville, 06066, 871-1886, ot the Sword (G) 2. — Moving Seeking Susan (PG-13) 7:15, 9:20. — patches of colored carpet in front of the apartment Clip ‘n’ file refunds The members are: Herb Bliss, Richard Biesia- Klllino Fields (R) 7:15, 9:30. Violations (PG-13) 2, 7:15, 9:40. — The Police Academy 2: Their First Assign­ That detail was confirmed by newly restored Deep down, I always believed that saving box tops expiration date. Showcase Cinemas — Beverly Hills diKiuments retrieved from a vault at Washington and doorways. MINUTE MAID In The Box Free Fruit deckl, Robert Dussinger, Reisa ■ Goldfarb Sweet, Cop (R) 1:15, 7:75, 9:35. — Porkv's Company ot Wolves (R) 2, 7:30, 9:30. ment (PG-13) 7:15, 9:10. — Moving Thin, shiny black pipes — the original sprinkler and labels would one day become "chic" and that Juices, beverages Dorothy Koblect Hayes, James McMullen, Marlene Revenge (R) 1:45, 7:45, 10. — Mask Mansfield Violations (PG-13) 7:05, 9:05. — Cot's Lee University. They show that Martha Washington system which has been restored for use — extend the conversation at fashionable cocktail parties eventu­ Giveaway, Receive a coupon good for up to $1 on (PG-13) 1:45,7:10, 9:40, — Oesperotelv Translux College Twin — Amadeus Eve (PG-13) 7:05,9:10. — Mask (PG-13) and her two children were worth more than $6 million. your favorite fresh fruit. Send the required refund Newman Klotzer, Deanna Nero, Edward Oiler and Seeking Susan (PG-13) 1, 7:25, 9:45. — (PG) 8. Second screen unavailable. 7, 9:15. length of the hallway, hanging between the plank ally would turn to whether trial-size proofs qualified Clip out this file and keep it with similar Frank Young. floors and huge wooden heams. for a Nabisco $20 refund. Well, that day may be form and 18 Universal Product Code symbols cut coming closer. cash-off coupons — beverage refund offers with from the side panel of any Minute Maid Fruit For the first time, you can use your box tops and beverage coupons, for"example. Start collecting Juices and Punch in the Box. Expires May 18 t’ollcastro receives scholarship O ll0 THE LITTLE THEATRE A STEP INSIDE one of the apartments is a bright the needed proofs of purchase while looking for 1985. W3y tO bury Cl0dCl surprise. The nearly floor-to-ceiling windows running labels to make a contribution to public television and Marianne Pollcastro of 162 Grissom Raod has been Survivors will be invited to watch the OF MANCHESTER, INC. become a supporter of the arts. the required forms at the supermarket, in ROSE'S GRENADINE $1 Refund. Send the PARKERSBURG, W.Va. (UPI) - A the length of the apartment are the focal point. newspapers and magazines, and when trading selected to receive a $2,500 Hopwood Scholarship at West Virginia funeral home and a Florida launch, and the cost should only be slightly pre§ent$ Vertical blinds allow as much sunshine as you want. On Sunday, April 28, a special coupon insert will required refund form and the front label from any with friends. Offers may not be available in all Rose's Grenadine bottle. This offer is valid only ■Lynchburg College in Lynchburg, Va. She is a senior company have a novel approach for last more than for a conventional service. "It would have been impossible to find drapes of appear in most newspapers around the country. It will areas of the country. Allow 10 weeks to receive et Manchester High School and the daugther of Mr. A spokesman for the funeral home said announce that General Foods has underwritten the for adults of legal drinking age. Expires June 30, rites — shooting the remains into outer that size." said tour guide James Rubin. Rubin is each refund. 1985. and Mrs. Michael Pollcastro. the originator of the idea is the Celestis manager of the Ribbon Mill and a vice president of the cost of producing a new program for public television space. The following refund offers are worth $6. This SEAGRAM'S V.O. $1.50 Refund Offer. Send the Their plan puls the deceased’s ashes into Group based in Melbourne, Fla. First Hartford Realty Corp., which bought the old mill and that consumers can help raise $1,000,000 for public week's refund offers have a total value of $13.69. Ogdin officials said the firm has been and has been in charge of the conversion. television — and receive a gift for themselves — by required refund form and the neck label from a Watkinson honors three students a satellite that will be launched into orbit in These offers require refund forms: 750 mililiter- or liter-size bottle of Seagram's early 1987. Ogdin Funeral Home of commissioning fqneral homes and funeral Rubin explained that the contractors went to special sending in proofs of purchase from any of nine JUICEWORKS Offer. Receive two 50-cent directors across America to accept reser­ THE NIGHT OF] trouble to make the windows look exactly the same as General Foods brands. V.O., along with the register tape. This offer is ; Three Manchester residents were placed on the Parkersburg says it is now accepting coupons good toward the purchase of two valid only for adults of legal drinking age. ■honor roll during the second term at Watkinson School reservations for the flight. vations for the first launching. the original mill windows. Actually the thermal And what is the television series that General Foods family-size bottles of Juiceworks. Send the TNE i g u a n a ] windows have an overlay of panes in the same dark would like supermarket shoppers to watch? "Master Expires Sept. 30, 1986. iln Hartford. The students and their grades are: •f wiiiuas required refund form and five labels from any Here's a refund form to write for: A $2 refund. •iPhyllis Lessner, 11; Laurie Morancey, 10; and Meg green as they were in the original mill. Chefs" maybe? Or a new program with Julia Child? variety of Juiceworks family-size bottles. Ex­ The Ribbon Mill and the other mills being converted No such luck. BUFFERIN $2 Refund Offer, P.O. Box 14933 'MacKenzle, 9. It is called “The Sporting Life," and it will be hosted pires May 31, 1985. Baltimore, MD 21268. Requests for the form must to apartments in the Cheney National Historic LIPTON Sun Tea Offer. Receive a 50-cent Thmt^U^ by pitcher Jim Palmer, winner of 268 baseball games be received by May 30, 1985. This offer expires District must comply with certain regulations for the coupon good toward the purchase of one box of special historic zone. The developers must submit and three Cy Young Awards. July 31, 1985. While waiting for the form, save the Lipton 24-count family-size tea bags or two boxes entire carton from two packages of Bufferin or poweriui opposition, buttering and set­ their conversion plans to the Cheney Brothers The choice of programming was still a mystery to of Lipton 12-count tea bags. Send the required ; Check blood pressure “Do Your Boot. National Landmark Historic District Commission for me when I interviewed Palmer. hand draw a facsimile of the capsules and their (II Tim. 4:9) backs, Paul was able to emerge as a winner review, according to William E. FitzGerald, chair­ '"The Sporting Life' is exactly the kind of sports refund form and the top panel, including the white Universal Product Code number on a piece of ' A free blood pressure screening will be held in life. Simply put, he did his best. His best East Catholic High School Auditorium man of the commission. program you won't find on the commercial price spot, from one Lipton 24-count family-size paper. Save your cash-register receipt and circle ' Saturday from 11 a.m. to2 p.m. at Rite Aid Pharmacy, came from the power of the L,ord within tea-bag box or from two Lipton 12-count the purchase price. )36l Main St. No appointments are necessary. networks," said Palmer. "The networks don't delve I______When you think of a cross-country team . THE COMMISSION makes recommendations on into the inner, private world of the athlete. They don't ' For more Information, call the pharmacy at like the Bennet Junior High girls who have Doing your best must take root in two FRIDAY & SATURDAY the plans which it submits to the town Planning and show what an athlete must do to succeed — the hard live canay Oox tops. 649-0110. not lost a meet in a decade, you might think places. First, In your mind. You must have missea tne boat. If they really want to motivate us to the attitude that says, “I can do it, I want to Zoning Commission for approval, FitzGerald said. work and dedication required." The initial guest list of "TheSporting Life" includes send in more Jell-O labels, perhaps Palmer can give that winning Is considered to be everything. Both the Ribbon Mill and the Clocktower Mill "But what about food shopping?" I asked him, a Jim “Catfish" Hunter, who will talk about his days as However, something has precedence over do It. I will do it.” Second, in your heart. You APRIL 26 & 27 / MAY 3 & 4 us an inside look at the sport of couponing and Bank gives retirement booklet must have the desire to go the second mile, Apartments have received their approvals, he said, little embarrassed to switch the subject. a star pitcher for the Oakland A s and the New York refunding. He could describe what the avid refunder winning, which in fact, begets winning; that although the Clocktower is not as far along in its "I have always done the supermarket shopping," he Yankees: Dr. James Allen, a Utah physician who . The Savings Bank of Manchester is offering ® Is doing your best. to give 110 percent, to do'what It takes must go through to succeed — the hard work, the through honest dedication to do your best. 8:00 P.M. ^ ^ ^ construction. said. “You have to know your supermarket, and I speqds weekends competing in rodeos; and jockey stress, the dedication. booklet, "Retirement Planning Today, at all Its Tickets Student Tickets The restrictions on the conversions, however, are pride myself in getting through it with the greatest of Angel Cordero, branches. A chart Is In the booklet to help people The Bible teaches us to do our best. When What are the results? Whether the $6.00 & Senior Citizens limited to the exterior of the buildings, said Leonard ease." But why a sports series, and where are the woman planning to retire determine how much “{*y you run the cross-country course of dally scoreboard says you won or not, in the “Are you a coupon user?" athletes? But General Foods does deserve credit for bringing life at your home. Job, school, or with your cross-country course of life, you are the Seader, vice president of First Hartford, who has been the power of the proof of purchase to the aid of public will need. The .booklet also •I®*®''**’®*,,®''? $4.00 involved jn the conversion process. The exteriors "Of course I use coupons. It's a great way to save Phyllis Behar and Roberta London, the executive sources of Income such as pensions, profit-sharing team, you must carry with you the attitude winner because you have done your best. money." television. Whether or not the careers of the famous and desire to be your best. Call For Tickets walb, doors and windows must conform as closely as producers, assured me that several of the first 10 and not-so-famous in sports interest you, I urge you to plans, employer-employee thrift plans, annuities, possible to the original structure, he said. Palmer also told me that he still remembers his first shows would involve women in sports. Udlvldual, tax-sheltered savings and tax-free munici­ Paul, who wrote these words In II Rev, Dr. Paul V. Kroll 872-7428 ______refund offer. He received a free towel for sending in send in those proofs and show that smart shoppers Timothy, did his best. Among great and South United Methodist "We have to rebuild what exists or find a 1 certainly hope so, but I think General Foods care about supporting quality television. pal bonds. MANCHESTER HERALD. Monday. April 22. 1985 — 19

18 - MANCHESTER HERALD. Monday, April 22, 1985 KIT ‘N’ CARLYLE '^by Larry Wright

BUSINiSS a SERVICE DIRECTORY i n i ' . oNc CLASSIFIED ADVERTISING 643-271L bcV.tfNeo especiAU-V -io fioT 1i> F k ;«ihTc n yoOR. m t s t m (HOMES Ipaperum Rsal Estat8 FOR SALE HELP WANTED HELP WANTED HAV : TRBB SER- NAME YOUR OWN LEON CIESZYNSKi] Notices I HELP WANTED HELP WANTED ODD aUl LO ER— New homesf HELP WANTED iH o m t n t VICI .jcket Truck a PRICE — Pother and ton. N E W LISTINGI)' CWi Stump Remo- Pott, dependable ser­ oddlHonSf remodellnaf SENSITIVE, MATURE SECRETARY - The Mon- I HOMES SPRING STREETII Im-; It, RN O R L P N - F u lltim e or I Ettimatot. Spe- vice. Pointing, Paper­ rec rooms, garages, kit­ WOMAN to care for lika­ chester Board of REAL­ paccobla condition Insidt • 1 matM. part time, 7 - 3 or 3 • 11. FOR SALE e io li llderoflon for El- hanging & Removak. Coll chens remodeled, cell-1 ble, frail, elderly woman TORS Is looking for a and out. Ansaldl Built 8’ Ings, bath tile, dormers,] PERSONALS Very Good wages. East I y a r d a “ fNhiy I HgndletNMMd. M6-5781. CONSTRUCTION ES­ In c o m fo rta b le hom e. NEEDED - Grill help, bus part-time secretary to Room Raised Ranch-.; Windsor area. Send re­ SOUTH WINDSOR - Well VICE - M o rooflngT Resldenttol or] TIMATOR - Must have Daughter with whom she boys and waitresses. In­ coordinate the Multiple Very Private lot, 2 fire-, commercial. 44M29I. sumes to Box G, Man­ kept 8 Room Garrison Buth0» - PAINTING ANOPAPER- Reassure that special archltectural/draftlng I Ives needs someone to be quire Manager Shady Listings. Typing skills places, hardwood floori; chester Herald, PO Box C olon ia l. 1st F lo o r F a m ­ true CUSPMitOTOTItUNO HANGING • Exterior ond someone of your love by skills and understand the with her from 8:30am to Glen Porkade Store, needed. We will train on Light 591, M a n c h e s te r, C T ily Room with fireplace, and much morel I Call. bit. intur M d lfc^ g v aiit» Roto- Interior, cellindt re- OUMAS ELECTRIC , tellino the whole world basics of engineering. 4:30pm, Monday thru Fri­ M anchester, 643-0511. our computer. Coll 646- Toddy I Jackson 8. Jack-J 06040. formal dining room, 4 Wlli travel. polred. Referencei, fully Lights dimming? Fuses how much you love them Must be thoroughly fa­ day. Woman Is ambula­ 2450. son Real Estate, 647-8408; with the Manchester He­ PART TIME CLERICAL bedrooms, large lot. Ask­ . If lownt, flower Insured. Quality work. blowing? Repolr|i» Im­ miliar with field proce­ tory with help of walker ing $128,000. U 8, R Realty, or 646-8646, • (tdrae or email. Coll Martin Mottsson, even- rald. Call the classified POULTRY FARM dure. Please send resume and undemanding though HELP NEEDED - Light SECURITY OFFICERS - DAYCARI provements and : diddl- WORKERS - Full time. Ings. 449-4431.______department today and to: Box GG, Manchester fearful of being alone. typing, Monday thru Fri­ Manchester area. Part 643-2692. ______HOOSf' tlonol circuits. ^ I v li­ Health and retirement NEW LISTING!! South. f''; place your personal mes­ Herald, PO Box 591, Man­ Experience with elderly day, 9 to 1. Only expe­ time Friday and Satur­ Growth censed, insured. Coll j plans. Call Arbor Acres M A N C H E S T E R - $76,900. Windsor. Spotless ranch; ROTO’ DANIEL J. SICARO sage. 643-2711, 8:30am to chester, CT 06040. would be helpful. No rienced people need day nights. ll;30pm to F u ll/ R o rtt MS-5253 onvtime. ■ Farm , 633-4681, Ext. 368. JUST LISTED this lovely with all new siding roof; T I L k ib Small Cub PAINTINGCONTACTOR 5:00pm. household chores re- apply. 646-8686. 7:30am. $4.30 an hour to Llcense Free esthnates. 3pm. Convalescent Home also possible If m ore than p a r t TIME/FULL Car and telephone neces­ KEEPER - Apply Mar­ baths, fireplace, formal appreciate all this home. I NERO Ak tion^lt/w^teed. m %s s m Small Commercial. Fully Coll Tony Saulilocote at] seeks a mature Individual one suitable applicant TIME HELP WANTED - sary. C a ll 527-0225, Cerbe­ has to otter. Offered In' Collect the things lo w 's Inc., 867 M a in with clerical skills as dining room, large deck OONET Insured. 449-M32. SSNIS11. ANNOUNCEMENTS prefers part time. Please Mornings, afternoons, rus Security. the $90's. Ja ck so n 8< J a c k - ; CELEBRITY CIPHER m Street, Manchester. receptionist. Excellent and enclosed porch. Call I sumeif Celdbnly Cipher cryplograms are creatad Irom quotations by send a self description evenings, weekends. Re­ son Real Estate, 647-8400. around your home you O iblVilliN G RfCH latnous poopia. past and pfesdnt Each latter in the cipher stands working conditions, be­ and at least 3 references tail experience pre­ WEEKDAY MORNINGS for details. Sentry Real • $4 peri EMERGENCY? In Man­ MESSENGER - In your or 646*6646. * LOS^ • fVfH’dt. SS$ plus tof another Today 's clue B equals S nefits 8< competitive as soon as possible to: ferred. Responsible peo­ - 7am to Ham - Cleaning; Estate, 643-4060. I7424S43. chester, dial 911 for fire, own car. Gas, cash, you wages. Apply In person - tox.friwMf groyel, a by CONNIE WIENER no longer need. And Box T, Manchester He­ ple only need apply. 7-11 also 1 to 2 evenings and CUSTOM EXTRAS!; police, medical help. may be accompanied by Vernon Manor, 180 Regan M A N C H E S T E R - $79,500. I A. HliNR^ . St0liif.^Ppll4. rald, P.O. Box 591, Man­ Store, 305 Green Road, weekends. Snack Bar. M A N C H E S T E R - $89,900...... children. Tommy, 649- Road, Vernon. Manchester. Telephone NEW LISTINGI Don't IZEO W m FOGARTY BROTHERS “UYCBS AYC ABZD WJUC RJ sell them Fast For chester, CT 06040. Must be 18. Apply - Tal- Immaculate home with 4 9149. 643-4077. Iwood Country Club, He­ miss this spotless 8, well R e i l a t M S J DAY CARE ‘ Bathroom remodel-l SUPERVISORS maintained 6 room Cape bedrooms, sewing room,; Commerc , ....,.4 has 3 Rill time FARRANO REMODEL­ Utat instollatldn water] SRIUYPOBDS AYWZS WTVZCIWJE PART TIME HELP bron, 646-1151. den with bar, family. Extra Cash with low- Employmsnt PHONE PERSON - No NEEDED. House of WANTED DIS- with 3 bedrooms, carpet­ iial. LlghFl .....^llMdnectlve Imme- ING ^ Cabinets, rooftng, hMders. garbage d l ^ J WANTED - Apply In per­ room and pool with deck., experience necessary. Lloyd now hiring super­ HWASHER - 6;30am to s e c r e t a r y n e e d e d - ing 8. aluminum exterior. |estlmates0’t dlajplyi,' Addms Street gutters, room oddltlons, s ^ ; toueet repoirs. 649-] YSRHSJ LCI R BWEJ RIB son: Pero Fruit Stand, 276 Custom extras, bullt-lnSA cost Classified Ads. & Education 5:30pm to 8:30pm. Call visors to hire, train, 8< 2;30pm, mornings. Apply Port time secretarial Assumable CHFA VA 1349^ 1 and up. decks, all types of remo­ 4539. Vlso/MosterCard] O a k l a n d S tre e t, and a level fenced-ln y a rd Tom m y, 649-9149. manage toy party dem­ In person, Johnny's work, Monday thru Fri­ mortgage possible. Call deling and repalis. FREE accepted. ^ ' Manchester. m ake this a fine hom e In (T OJAClUYN CL FCJBWX8IRUWCJ.” onstrators. Ideal In-home B ra ss K ey, 829 M a in day, 12 to 5pm. Call Bob for an appointment. Sen­ L A W ^ estimates. Fully Insured. desired area. D.W Fish W A IT R E S S E S - Evenings Income. Background In Street, Manchester. at 528-9077. try Real Estate, 643-4060. PAIRi Telephone S43dd17. offer: and weekends. Apply In CLERICAL - Full time R ealty Co., 643-1591 o r , J L | | | 4 I N G TO IdCfMpl ortifidol — S. BTWUY. teaching, business or office position. 40 hours a {and >(* phone bills weren’t?" —* Robert Orben. to $4.25 an hour depend­ TION LABORERS $80's. 4 bedroom hom e In MODELING SERVICES well. W d liM out sforoge W O R K I $600.00 per 100. 3122. maker In comfortable Ranch, 3-4 bedraoms, rec d>19e S b y N E A . Ir>c 188 ing on experience. Relia­ WANTED - Call otter Porter Street Area. OrlgH |6£-36iA: areo|t?%t'V<^ h o m e or Manchester Guaranteed Payment. PE R S O N S TO W O R K IN prevention oriented room and bar, large 2 car — Comdete home re­ bility and accuracy Im­ 6:00pm, 643-0150. nal owners are retiring pairs and remodeling. : adraiir'-iAiik «n od in No Experlence/No Sales. KITCHEN preparing p r a c t ic e In H e b ro n . garage, patio, In- j w i L L . t l l portant. Experience and this traditional clasi Quoiltv work. Referen­ clasdmiidWinti our Details send self- sandwiches and various Please c a ll 228-9461. ground(Gunlte) pool, Ie r a o b / Herald using adding machine, PRESSURE WASHER s ic offers s p a c io u s ces. Ilcenaod and Insured. reod^v ddiat you hove] rnCARS/TRUCKr r n MOTORCYCLES/ addressed stamped enve­ other duties. Call 649- rock garden, and country jTroiHMltll typing skills helpful. WANTED ■ To wash lope; ELAN VITAL-173, 0305. EQUIPMENT OPERA­ RN - Weekend position lot to matchl Asking room s, huge porch, IK Coll S4S416S. > l*l|FflR SALE____ BICYCLES Apply In person, Prague homes. Good opportunity losts.-. 3418 Enterprise Road, Ft. TOR NEEDED By gen­ for Home Care Agency. $91,900. Century 21 L in d ­ brary, fireplaced llvlnij Shoe Company, 200 Pit­ to learn the business. C all Pierce, FL33482. RECEPTIONIST - Dental eral contractor. Must Every 3rd or 4th wee­ sey Real Estate, 649 4000. room and fully ap* SUZUKI PE 250 - Good kin Street, East Hartford. 643-2659. Assistant. Pleasant, have experience on Bull kend. Medical, Surgical pllanced kitchen. Ansaldt 78 FORD PINTO WAGON condition. Driven 16 DRIVERS To Sell Hood modern large staff office. EAST HARTFORD - bulllt, which means top- - Automatic transmis­ Dozer and driving Dump ALL AROUND CLEAN­ experience necessary. hours. $750 or best offer. Ice Cream In your own 4 day week, no Saturdays. GRILL COOK - Week­ "Owner wants action" on quality craftsmanship, I HOMES APARTMENTS STORE ANO MISCELLANEOUS sion, AM/FM Cassette Phone Truck. Full time and ING and Janitorial help. Pro rated benefits. 0 647-1821. local area. We want 50 Excellent benefits. Sa­ days, weekends. Will D.W. Fish Realty C0.7 FOR RENT IOFFICE SPACE | o 3 | rFOR------SALE Stereo, Good condition. benefits possible. Call Afternoons, evenings, Please call: Glastanbury Vinyl sided, 6 room Co­ FOR SALE drivers at once. Be your lary negotiable. Expe­ train. Must be 18. Hourly 643-1591 or 871-1400. $1,250 n e g o tia b le . 649- 742-5317, 8:30am to and/or weekends. 643- V N A , 633-3521. lonial, enclosed porch, own boss. Apply Ding rienced only. Call 646- 5:00pm, Monday thru wages plus tips. Apply - full basement, special SWIM POOLS WARE­ . 5747. Manchester Country 600 SQUARE FEET - Offl- 1212 Dong Cart, 44 Prospect 4964. Frid ay . FULL TIME DENTAL heating system, rear EVER STEAL A HOUSE? MANCHESTER - Desira­ T W O A N D THREE HOUSE forced to dispose | 7, i RECREATION 643-2711 Hill Rd., East Windsor, Club between 10am and deck and garage! Don't Y ou w ill If you buy this 6 ble area. 3 bedroom ROOM APARTMENTS - ce/Store space. Business of new on/ground, 31 foot 71 DODGE DART -4door, AUTO MECHANIC - You HYGENIST - Starting In ■'31 VEHICLES CT (Exit 45 off of 1-91). PART TIME RECEP- 2pm, or ca ll 646-0103. m iss It! $70's. Century 21 room Cape with 2 car Raised Ranch. Fire­ Heated, security. No zone. Spruce Street. $425 long pools complete with air, oufomotlc, power don't need experience If Ju ly . C a ll 423-9717, ask for monthly. Call R. Jarvis, 623-1733. TIONIST/TYPIST - 60 Lindsey Real Estate, 649- garage, fireplaced living placed fam ily room, pets, no appliances. 646- huge sundecks, fencing, steering. Sound cor. Ask­ you graduated from a M aureen. 643-6712. 1971 JAYCO J SWIFT wpm. Monday, Tuesday, CUSTODIAL HELP 4000. room, IVz baths, formal pool. $109,900. C a ll owner 2426, 9 - 5 weekdays. hl-rate filters, pump, ing $550. 649-4467. mechanic's school with W ANTED - Second shift. POP UP - Sleeps 8, stove NURSES AIDES - Crest- Thursday, 8 - 4:30. 643- PERMANENT PART PART TIME OFFICE dining room, 3bedrooms, 643-8379. ladders, warranty, etc. good grades. Should have Must have previous expe­ MANCHESTER - Office and sink pull out. New field Convalescent 2659. TIME TELLERS - Apply PERSON - Qualified In partial rec room, barb-b- ONE BEDROOM partly A sk in g $988 C O M P L E T E . 1980 M A Z D A RX7 - 5 own tools. Call Vernon rience. Company paid CHARMING!! Excep­ or retail space. High tires. Ice box. Includes Home/Fenwood Manor In person. Savings Bank typing, filing, and ac­ cue 8. patio, needs T.L.C. furnished mobile home. Financing available. Call speed, good condition, Shell Service for an ap­ benefits. Excellent start­ tional Colonial In terrific 1, 0 1 CONDOMINIUMS traffic area. Excellent Coleman heater. Easily Is now accepting applica­ of Manchester, 923 Main counts payable. Call $72,900. Century 21 Single working adult Stan, toll-free, 1-800-524- low m ileage. $6,500. 646- pointm ent. 875-5450 or ing wage. A p p ly In person area Bowers school dis­ I3ZIf0R8ALE sign visibility. Frank Spl- towed with 6cyllnder car. NOTICE TO CREDITORS tions for our Nurses Aide Street. Glldden Paint Company, Jackston-Showcase, 646- only. Lease. No children, 0595. 6454. 649-8656 evenings. LOOKING FOR good Certification Class. For 871-1698. East Catholic High tric t Too! 6 Room s, I'/z le ck l, 643-2121. Canvas very good shape. , ESTATE OF news? L o o k fo r the m any 646-5844. E O E . 1316. pets. 643-2880. PHILIP N. SIMPSON, full tlmeposltlonsonthe7 CARPENTERS NEEDED PRODUCTION School, 115 Newstate Baths, 2 Car Garage, WELLSWEEP CON­ $1,595. C a ll 643-4154 after bargain buys advertised WAITRESSES 8, GRILL fireplace and lots more! I SWIMMING POOLS!!! deceased to 3, 3 to 11 and 11 to 7 - Immediate openings for WORKERS - Established Road, Manchester, be­ NATURAL SURROUND­ DOMINIUMS - 400 North MANCHESTER - Unique 470 MAIN STREET-First 5pm. The Hon. W illiam E. Fitz­ In the classified columns PERSONS WANTED - MEDICAL SECRETA- Call for your showing Astronomical savings on ★ ★ shifts. Excellent Benefit carpenters. Thoroughly nationwide pillow manu­ tween 9am and 1pm. No INGS - Are yours In this Main Street. 2 Bedroom one bedroom. Pet consi­ floor, centrally located, Gerald, Judge, of the Court today. Full and part time. Expe­ RY/ASSISTANT - Large NOW! $80's. Jackson 8> the revolutionary 1985 all of Probate, District ot M an­ Package Including experienced In framing. facturer has Immediate phone calls accepted brick-front Colonial with Townhouse, fully op- dered. Very secure. Bus­ parking. 646-2426 W eek­ 1966 FORD MUSTANG - rienced. Above minimum group practice needs an Jackson Real Estate, 647- new 31' fa m ily sized chester at a hearing held on meals. Please call - Di­ Must know layout and full time openings for all please. 9Va rooms. Solar hot wa­ pllanced "country kit­ line to Hartford. $450 plus days, 9-5. 289, V-8. 2 door auto- 21 FOOT STARCRAFT April 18,1995 ordered that all wage. Apply: GInny's efficient organized Indi­ 8400 or 646-8646. swimming pools com­ Cut laundry costs by rector of Staff Develop­ read blue prints. Full types of production ter, central vacuum, 5 chen", I'/j baths, Individ­ utilities. 649-4876. motlc, AM/FM radio MARINER FISHING clolms must be presented to Kitchen, 345 Burnside vidual preferably expe­ plete with huge sun deck, decreasing the am ount of ment, Monday thru Fri­ time and benefits. Call workers. No experience DENTAL ASSISTANT - bedrooms, 1st floor fam­ ual basements. $60,500. OFFICE SPACE - 500 cassette. New tires. BOAT with trailer. 125 the fiduciary on or before Avenue, East Hartford. rienced that can keep up N E W LISTING!!!! fencing, ladders, filter July 20, 1995 or be barred os detergent used. Reduce day between 8 and 3 at 742-5137 8:30 to 5:00 M o n ­ necessary, we will train Experienced full time. ily room with Raised Peterman Reolty, 649- NEWLY REMODELED 2 sq u are feet. $250 per H.P. Johnson Motor, like with the pace of our very Grove Pork Condo. 5 and warrantee. Now only $1,800. 646-6144. by low provided. by one-third and see 643-5151. day thro Friday. you. Day shitt, 5 day Career oriented person. hearth fireplace, 4 zone 9404, 647-1340, or 649-4064. bedroom oporimenf In 2 month. Heat, air, park­ $978. Financing availa­ new. Fully equipped. Ex­ Mary Loo Taylor, LEGAL SECRETARY - busy practice. Position Is years young end unit with cellent condition. Must Clerk whether you notice a week, opportunity tor ad­ Good opportunity for energy efficient. Acre family. Appliances and ing. 649-5334 or 643-7175. ble. Call Paul right now 1979 C A M A R O - V-8, au to­ Small downtown Hart­ full time, Monday thru fireplace and all the ap­ sell - moving! Price re­ The tlduclorv Is: difference In the appear­ CAN YOU USE AN EX­ vancement and a full utilization of your talents treed lot with view In areO laundry connections. while the supply lasts!! matic, power steering, ford Law firm. Candidate Friday, 9am to 5pm In p lia n ces Including m icro- RTIINVESTMENT duced to $3,000. C o ll 742- Paul R. Morte ance of your wash. Add TRA $75 to $125 weekly? benefit program are of­ In e x p a n d in g H e b ro n Manchester. Contact of quality homes. Cen­ References and security 563-1161. power brakes, rear S75 Main St. extra dollars to your needs experience with: wave. Excellent location I S U PROPERTY MANCHESTER 5019. Monchester, CT 06040 Are you oble to communi­ fered. Apply In person at practice. Please call 228- tury 21 Jackston- deposit. $495. plus heat Space available M mini office park oft spoiler, pin striping. Decedent's Estates, M rs. Noonan at 646-0314. close to everything. Eco- 056-04 budget by selling "don't cate well with other peo­ CARPENTERS NEEDED Plllowtex Coro., 49 Re­ 9461. Show case, 646-1316. and utilities. 646-3253. Exit 94 of I-S4 Ampla parkinq. a/c. HAND TOOLS FOR CAP- G ood condition. 568-6059. preparation of legal doc­ nomlncal to heat. Excep­ fully carpetad private lava Brokera needs" w ith a low -cost ad ple? Then c a ll 643-2711, - Immediate openings for gent Street, Manchester. FO U R F A M I L Y H O U SE - RPENTER and other 1983 R O C K W O O D 1280 uments, word processing TAPE EDITING TECH­ tional grounds. Offered prolactaD TENT TRAILER - Sleeps In C la ssifie d. 643-2711. M s. Jones. carpenters, experienced E O E . M /F . HAIRCUTTERS - SU­ 2 cor garage. No Real­ AVAILABLE MAY 5th-6 • 2.3000 art omce Items. $15. Negotiable. equipment and possess NICIAN to work In a at $59,900.00. Ja ck so n 8. • 1,600 a/1 olice 69 FIREBIRD - Asking 6. Stove, sink. Ice box, LEGAL NOTICE In architectural wood­ P E R C U T S - Now hirin g In S O U T H WINDSOR - tors. Telephone 643-4751 6 Room Duplex with ap­ Phone 649-2433. TOWN OF ANDOVER excellent secretarial studio control room for a Jackson Real Estate, 647- Priced right. Is this 7 S22-3579 $2,200, but n e g o tiab le . surge brakes. Like new I SWIMMING POOL IN­ working and finish trim, HOUSECLEANERS- Im­ M anchester. If you have cable television fran­ to 8pm.______pliances. $425 monthly. O nly 59,000 m iles. 643- The 4th Quorterlv Installment NOTICE TO CREDITORS STALLER - Must be expe­ sk ills. 522-7161. 8400 or 646-8646. room Colonial, with 3 Mr. Norman_____ $3,500. 647-9301. both In the field and shop. mediate openings. Flexi­ or are about to receive a chise assembling master Security deposit and ref­ 5131, ask fo r B ill. ot property taxes on the 1 Oc­ E S T A T E OF rienced In In-ground Full time and benefits. ble weekday hours. Connecticut Cosmetolo­ bedrooms, first floor erences. No pets. Coll tober 1983 Grand List ore due GUSTAVE B. TURNER, tapes tor commerical In­ ADORABLE STARTER - r n BUSINESS I HOME AND and payable 1 April 1985. P ^ - a/k/a B E R T IL G. TU R N ER , vinyl pool Installation. C all 742-5317 8:30 to 5:00 Medical Insurance avail­ gist License,give usacall family room, lorge klf- 647-1018. BUILDING MATERIALS sertion on sattellte net­ M A N C H E S T E R - $72,900. PROPERTY 76 PACER - Good ports Now Is the time to run an ments mode otter 1 May 1995 deceased 742-7308. Monday thru Friday. able. THE HOUSE­ at 649-2411. Benefits In­ chen, and private lot. 1 GARDEN The Han. William E. Fitz­ - Manchester, CT. Retail w o rk s . M a x im u m 30 Cape, convenlenttoHart- la c I RESORT cor, must sell. Best offer ad In classified to sell that ore sublect to o late charge of W O R K S, 647-3777. clude: Paid Training, Ex­ O nly $118,000. U 8, R 6 ROOM DUPLEX - 3 1'/j% per month on the late Gerald, Judge, of the Court merchandising building hours a week. Please call takes all. Call after 6pm. camero you no longer cellent Starting Salary, ford and shopping with 3 R ealty, 643-2692. MANCHESTER - Large bedrooms. $450 monthly I PROPERTY VARIETY OF HOUSE Installment, from the due 'of Probate, District of Man­ materials experience re­ 646-7642, ask for Cable bedrooms, 2 baths, a Industrial or warehouse 646-0627. use. dote, or o minimum of S2.W. chester at a hearing held on MAINTENANCE PER­ quired. Monoger, Assist­ Frequent Wage Reviews, plus utilities. C oll 646-8027 PLANTS, Out door Rep. formal dining room and a building. Ample parking. Payments may be mode by Aorll 18,1995 ordered thot dll SON needed to clean ant Manager, Inside Paid Vacatlons/Holl- BOLTON - NEW LIST­ offer 4pm. VERMONT HOUSE FOR bushes, ground covers. moll or at the Town Office claims must be presented to SUPERVISORS facility. Light to medium days. Clientele and garage. A wonderful ING - Deluxe 9 Room City utilities. F.J. Spl- RENT - Beautiful loca­ Very reasonable. Private Building which Is open 9:00 the tlduclorv on or betore Sales and Yard Help. home to get started Ini Easy to Sew July 21, 1995 or be barred as work. Part time. 20 plus Equipment Provided, "EASY DOES IT" Is the Ranch, 3 bedrooms, fam­ leckl R eoltors, 643-2121. S M A L L 3 ROOM A P A R T ­ tion on lake with dock, hom e, 649-6486. Garden Set o.m. to 4:00 o.m. Monday WAITER8/WAITRESSES Salary commensurate Call todayl D.W. Fish through Frldoy. The Tox Col­ by law provided. hours per week. Apply In Management Opportun­ way to describe placing a ily room, cathedral cell­ M E N T - Singles only. $300 2Vj hours from Hartford. Marv Lou Tavlor, GRILL WORKERS with experience. W.G. R ealty Co., 643-1591 or lector Is also In the oMIce person: Gorins Jaguar, Glenney Company, 649- ity. SUPERCUTS, phone w ant ad. Just c a ll 643-2711 ing living raom. Lower r t i r e a l e s t a t e plus gas heat. Applian­ W eekly. (617) 692-4433, Monday evenings from 7:00 Clerk and we do the rest! 871-1400. to 9:00 o.m. The tlduclorv Is: FOUNTAIN WORKERS Route 83, Vernon, CT. 5253. 649-2411. level rec room, 3 bath$, ■ ^ W A N T E D ces. C oll Rose, 647-8400 or evenings.’' ______SANDRA G. BIDWELL Elizabeth S. Turner Flexible hours, training provided, unltorms provided, stone fireplace, beautiful 646-8646. ______99 Avondale R^ landscaped yard over T PETS TAX COLLECTOR excellent earning potential, pleasant surroundings. 24 HOUR CASH OFFER ■ MISCELLANEOUS TOWN OF ANDOVER, Manchester, CT 04040 WHY NOT GET INTO THE acre. $162,000. U 8. R ON YOUR PROPERTY - EXCEPTIONAL ONE IFOR RENT CONNECTICUT 057-04 Join our first class team. Interviews will be held Tues­ STORE MANAGER R ealty, 643-2692. BEDROOM APART­ MANCHESTER DOG day. 4-23-85 between 10am and 2 pm at: EXCITING WORLD OF ADVERTISING? Coll: Crockett Realty, OBEDIENCE CLASS - 03(H)3 Well established company has Immediate 643-1577 fo r a quick deal I MENT - Wall to wall Manchester Job Service carpeting, residential M A N C H E S T E R - 12,800 Starting a new beginners 806 Main Street, Manchester, C T opening for an Individual with 2 to 3 years W E N E E D A N square ft. free standing "JUST LISTED" - Spa­ area. $385. Call Pot af class, April 22nd. Must The Eighth U tlM t.is W .? t“ M n M Manchester. Equal OppoftunHy Empk>y*r retail experience to manage Its Factory Industrial or warehouse cious Duplex, 3 bed­ la s IROOMS sign up ahead. Call Chuck 646-1980. building. Available In Outlet Store. rooms, one side has I’/a 568-1356. ADVERTISING SALES REP. W ' I f OR RENT September. All utilities Preferred candidate will have experience baths, some appliances, 2 m h o m e s available. Ample park­ D O G T R A IN IN G C L A S S - T. In the following areas; c a r garage, porches, c a r­ ROOM FOR NON­ M ON. THRU FRI. 8:30 to 5:00 | 43|FflH RENT ing. F.J. SplleckI Real­ Starting April 29th In NEWSPAPER CARRIERS NEEDED • Formulatlng/lmpllmentlng peting. Shows nicely. SMOKING GENTLE­ $98,900. Strano Real E st­ tors, 643-2121. Bolton. Call 872-4588 for Advertising Programs. Sales experience preferred, but will train. Ideal for MAN - Air conditioning, registration. Sp'Shed'"?^dala?d*andVetaV'd^d%hjEl^ IN MANCHESTER AREA • Supervise/Train Store Clerks. ate, 647-"SOLD". parking, etc. Suitable for TOLLAND - New lovely the c o lle t graduate or the mother who is looking three bedroom Ranch. « « X • Inventory Maintenance. light housekeeping If de­ a ro R A o e s p a c e to supplement the family Income. M A N C H E S T E R - $50,500 - Carpeting, appliances, 8 MONTHS OLD SHO- any or all bids. Helen J. Worrinoton Pirkad8 Apts., W. Mlddla Tpk8. all • Customer Service. sired. 643-5600. 25 • 300 sq. ft. and up. TOWNHOUSE - This large kitchen, porch. POO - Hod all shots and 1 month or longer. wormed. Just groomed. We otter a competitive salary and excel­ BBMfItM Include: lovely two bedroom Con­ FEM ALE ONLY. Kitchen Close to Route64. Vegeta­ ElVh*th Utilities District ChaatnulSt. 142-108 64B-69B0 Loves children. $30. 649- lent trlnge benetit package. dominium features Its privileges, nice yard, on ble garden. No pets. Cou­ ■V? 053414 • pleasant atmosphere •gae mileage 0173. own separate basement I bu slin e . 649-8206 days, ple only. $750 monthly Hand! S«H Stor-H BIO NetVi Main OL, MANCHESTER HERALD Please submit resume, with salary history • good salary •noNdaya A birthdays Large bright rooms, IVa 647-9813 e ve n in g s and plus utilities. Security Call Circulation Dept to: Box K.c/oThe Manchester Herald. Our boths, patio. Small com­ weekends. deposit and references. TOWN OP MANCHCtTER employees are aware ot this opening. Must have a reliable car plex. Call todayl Joyce 684-4686. ______TAG SALES LEOAL NOTICE G. Epstein Real Estate, Af 0 meeting on April 15,19B the Plannine ond Zoning Com- 6 4 7-9 9 4 6 EEO/AA For confidential Interview: , CENTRAL LOCATION - mliilon mode the followino decisions: ____ 647-8895. Kitchen privileges, park­ ANDOVER - 2 bedroom For Sole TOWN OF MANCMETEM-ZONE CHANQE4.0VE LANE (T-7T)- ICall Penny Sadd • 643-27111 ing available. Security house. Security, referen­ ATTENTION - Crafts Approvedo zoning classification of Reildonce B tor oporcel and references. $55 per ces required. C a ll 742-9771 people needed. Manches­ of opproxlmotelv 7.4 acres, aiU iow non the mop Included In Between 9 & Noon MAJESTIC SETTING - ter Community College the petition - 69V Love Lone (effective dot# April 23, IW ). week. 643-2693.______for Information. I 09IHDUSEHDLD RUEEELL A. REWt AND LEONARD II. LAZAR-tPEOAL EXCEF- High on hill overlooking Springfest, May 4th, HON-CHAFEL ROAD (R-14)- Approved 0 modified sIN plan the Hartford Skyline, 6 r n APARTMENTS n e w DUPLEX CONDO Id^Ibddds 12pm to 6pm. $10 per for on approved special exception - Lot 10, 190V Chapel spacious and Interesting A v a ila b le 5/1/85. 2 large space. Call 647-6046 9am Rood. __ RUEEELL K REItS ANO LEONARD II. LAZAR-MLAND WET- | 4 ^ f o r r e n t to 4pm by A p ril 29th. HOUSEWIVES iianf i|gHlPr Heralli rooms, 2Va baths, 2 car bedrooms, I'/i baths, kit­ USED REFRIGERA­ LAND-CHAFSL ROAD (R-19)- Granted with limitations on In­ ga ra g e . $175,000... W E chen appliances, woll-to- TORS, WASHERS, land wetland permit - Lot 10, 160V Chapel Rood. GUARANTEE OUR M A N C H E S T E R — A v a il­ woll carpeting. $565 plus Ranges - clean, guaran­ S im p ^ A copy of these decisions hat been filed In the Toast Clerk s HOUSESI Blanchard 8i able immediately. One, utilities. No pets. Secur­ teed, parts and service. ONE SIZE offico. Automotive PLANNING AND ZONING COMMISSION Earn Extra Money Rossetto R ealty, 646-2482. two and three bedroom ity and references. 643- Low prices. B.D. Peorl & (14-16-18) 8 1 2 0 L.OO Kwosh, Secretory apartm ents. $410, $475, 8557 evenings and Son, 649 Main Street, SmoH AAodkim lorj> Doted at MonchesNr, Connecticut this 22nd day of April, W E N E E D A GREAT FLOOR PLAN • $525, heat and hot water weekends. 643-2171. , 2 2 2 4 1995. FIRST TIME OFFEREDI Included. J.D. Real Est­ ICARS/TRUCKS 055-04 A handy cobbler for Ideal for gardening . . . With Your Own 7 large rooms, 2Vj baths, ate, 646-19S0. QUEEN SIZE WATER- IFDR SALE a aew-simple rick rack kitchen duty with simple TOWN OF MANCHESTER PART TIME OFFICE CLERK family room, fireplace, ISTDRE AND BED - Simmons, wave­ butterflies in cross-stitch trimmed apron with 2 y /i ROOM APARTMENT LEGAL NOTICE skylight and much more. I d ffic e s pa c e less. conventional style, 1974 F IA T 128 S P O R T L — to trim the pockets. handy pockets and match­ The Planning and Zoning Commission will hold a pub ic Part Time Job MON. THRU FRI. $120'$...WE GUARAN­ - Privote home, heat, takes only 80 gallons of To be used for parts. Call No. 2224 is in One Size ing sunbonnet for p ^ hearing on Monday. Mov4,19S5ot 7:M P.M . 1" llj* tection. Elasy to sew; nice Moiiln School. 140 Dartmouth Rood, Manchester, Connec­ TEE OUR HOUSESI appliances. Working sin­ water. Frame, mat­ P h il after 5pm. 528-1332. (14-16-18), and requires Blanchard 8, Rossetfo gle adult only. No pets, M A N C H E S T E R — O ffice tresses & built-in heater. 2 yards 36-inch. Transfer for gifts. ticut to hear and consider the following Petlft®"^ Also Panasonic AM/FM No. 8129 with Photo- CHARLES AND DAVID N'N'CUCCI-iPECIAL EXCEimO^O«^ R ealty, 646-2482. children. C a ll 643-2880. space. Ideal for accoun­ One year old. Originally included. OEN STREET (M-SS)- Application under Article II, Mctlon Duties will Include: bookkeeping, c a r radio. Guide is in Sizes Small, tant, lawyer or sales of­ $700. asking $400. A fte r 5.02.01 to convert a two-fomlly dwelling to o three-family . .. and mothers with young children, bring them Ts sntor. tsed tZJq. Isr esrt Medium and Large. Me­ light typing, phone work and various NEW SALTBOX COLON­ MANCHESTER - Second fice. Central location. 5pm. c a ll 528-1405. pattsra, stall 909 ftr p sstitt 9M with you and save on baby sitting costs. Ample parking. Call 649- dium (12-14) . . . apron, EHCHAEL 9?. ?^Nc7-ZONE *CHANOE-EFENCER IA L - 7 Room s (2,200 tq. floor apartment, 2 bed­ MOVING-Reconditioned JUNrilllCa 1 yard 46-inch; Imnnet, OLCOTT STREET (L-99)- To change the zoning classif ication duties as required. Experience with ANNE CABOT ft.), 2'/i baths, skylight, rooms, heat and applian­ 2891. DOME SHAPED CEIL­ 1971 Ford Pickup F250, 54 yard. from Industrial to Business III for two porce s *0*0!'•''J“ P; Twenty-two Hours per week. ' • i computers would be helpful but will Jacuzzi, gorgeous cedar ces Included, no pets. $500 ING TIFFANY LAMP. 390 cubic Inch. 4 wheel lAiidigglff HiCAli oroxlmatelv 5.11 acres, os shown on the moo Included In me iisestawstflm TO o n o . I«a4 $2.M Nr 9 ^ petition -11 Spencer Street and 365 OlcoM Str^eot. Salary plus gas allowance. exterior, thermopane plus security. Call 646- MANCHESTER - Wood­ Cost $130. Will sell for drive, factory air condi­ pattsfa, ptan *99 ^ p e itsft seS Oi [!/ train the right person. NO fwt, K.T. iseit BARNEY T. PETERMAN ANO BARNEY T. PETERMAN, JR.-ZONE windows....WE GUA­ 3979. land Industrial Pork. $60.00. C a ll 649-1187. tioning. extra accesso­ rrlst Kaat, M Srtti ellk Zir CMANOE-OARDNER ETREET (P-47} - To chonge »ho lo n ^ Call “ **tS‘9W w nv ^ /' RANTEE OUR HOUSESI 3,000 sauore feat a v a ila ­ ries. 646-2948. COut sas sms NsiWsr. cloulflcotlon from Residence AA to Plonned Rosldo^e ^ • good salary • pleasant atmosphere Blanchard 8, Rossetto FOUR PIECE MAPLE SPECIAL: Over 200 se­ velopment for land of oPPro*''"o’«lT 5.51 oersrs ond to ^ MANCHESTER - One ble In attractive Indus­ tt9ests.aU nirtjas prove o Generol Plon of Development for the site os ih o ^ R ealty, 646-2482. bedroom first floor with trial building. 1.000 BEDROOM SET. $175. 3 lections and a f^REE NanTHS.ILT.IteS9 SOUND INTERESTINQ? Pattern Section in the on the moo Included In the petition - 334V ^ rd n # r Now (Apply In person between, stove and refrigerator. SQuaro feet finished offi­ Piece Redwood Patio set FOR SALE - 1975 PLY­ Prist Rsns, StSrtii nllk ZIP 20V, 21V, 31V, 32V, 41V, 42V, 51V & 52V Sunny Brook Drlv^ ALBUM. Jnat 83.00. ceaf, sifis NmNar aaS SOs. You can be a Herald Area Adviser LUXURIOUS BRICK No pets. Lease and secur­ ces. 2.000 square feet $100. Hammond Electric MOUTH. Power steering Af this hearing Interested persons may be heo^ and written ■ 9 a.m. -11 a.m. ■ ■eoss at 9U 9 sacs communications received. Copies of these and handle and supervise our R A N C H - 30' X 22' sunken ity. $375 per month plus warehouse or shop with O rgan $500. 649-2307. New FASHION with and brakes. Air, stereo. •-12S—BOLLS—SM saS X«r. Nw Photo-Gnide patterns in been filed In the Town Clerk's office and may bo Inspected carrier boys & girls. If you like kids living room, kitchen, heot. 646-1379. loading dock and over­ Many new parts, 360 en­ IS am i SMag kt« ■ nata OwaL Excessive abbreviations a-iM - Muhuuu aeiLia. aa all size ranges, has s during office x q NING COMMISSION — want a little Independence and fa m ily room , 24' cedar head door. Excellent fo- gine. Also: 1973 Dotson. special Grace M is Collec­ 647-9946 abbreviate results! Be alscsS aaa isiliaaaS aauaaa. Leo Kwosh, Secretary s o la r ro o m , 3-5 be d ­ clllfv for machine shop, Both cars run excellent! S-TiT—Hiiiltixii HAMiMss— tion for larger slzan; plus your own income . . . o r THREE ROOMS, second sure readers understand 20 lists si SMMmracti MMIt. Doted at Manchester, Connecticut this 22nd day of April, rooms. $295,000....WE assembly, distribution, $1,300 or best o ffe r fo r 2 BONUS ^apimBl 647-9947 floor, hoot and oppllon- your od by avoiding ab­ a tlx —TO elVI sr UET —40 1995 iianrl|patpr HpralJi GUARANTEE OUR etc. Call Bill Stevenson. both. 646-3119; 649-4612. Mtsitwtis Ittin ts naks. Prie...... 054-04 cos. $375. Adults. No pets. breviations. 643-2711. HOUSESI Blanchard & C a ll 649-2236. 643-5660. Rossetto Reolty, M6-24I2. 20 - MANCHESTER HERALD. Monduv. April 22. 1985 MANCHESTER FOCUS CONNECTICUT ff . BUSINESS Day-care center Garbage cans help Yale starts search Expect fog tonight; wins second OK restore ancient art for new president cloudy Wednesday Protect yourself when sharing summer shelter ... page 31 ... page 111 ... page 2| ... page 2 you should be in charge as the organizer of the The young man who trims my hair is in a slate of yourself against disaster by working out in advance of your first weekend at your summer retreat as many household and treasurer. . . , high excitement. He has just signed a lease with three 5) Everything should be in writing! Everything. other men for a summer home in the Hamptons on details as you can. Before you join any group, carefully weigh your decision. Will you be able to get Your agreement should include detailed financial and Long Island, He met his co signers for the first time at Your social arrangements; spell out exactly how costs are the signing this week and exults that they all seem to the house easily? Will you be free on weekends? Do Money's you want to spend your free time with people you don't to be allocated; include rules for deposits, utilities, great fellows. rent, a schedule for making payments. A widow who lives in our New York apartment truly know? Worth 1) Meet with other members of the group. Meeting 61 Compile a list of household supplies, so you can house is also exhilarated, but more restrained. She k work out how to pay for light bulbs, napkins, sponges. and another widow with whom she has been having Sylvia Porter at parties held just for this purpose provides you a weekly lunches have decided to pool their resources chance to screen your housemates as avidly as they The little items add up. . j j will screen you. If you're joining a group arranged by 7. Agree on how food will be purchased and used. 4 « :ii____y»i______* TiioeHav/ Ar^ril for June to September and rent a small house in Will groceries be considered communal goods and Manchester, Conn. — A City of Village Charm Tuesday, April 23, 1985 — Single copy: 25. bring a suit against Sears Roebuck Sat. B to 4 Reagan is standing firm, are Boenisch, a Kohl spokesman, said House would react to a " real crisis, replacement of parts and services provide far more coverage against creased levels of snowmaking — such as a nuclear attack.” The one-year moratorium on fee increases many & Co. seeking to change the firm's not included in the warranty that defects than normal warranties, pressuring West German Chancel­ the chancellor will resist pressure drawing water from mountain lor Helmut Kohl to cancel the from B'nai B'riUi. doctors had pledged ran out in March and medical service contract policy is "bad comes with most products. and the state’s charge that service streams — and disposal of "We begin to wonder whether expenses rose a hefty 0.8 percent, the most since 2% law, bad economics and bad public But the state is alleging service contracts are bad deals is president's controversial visit next "We stick with Bitburg,” said the president's lack of understand­ hundreds of thousands of gallons of month to a German war cemetery. Boenisch. November 1982. But fees will probably not keep policy," an attorney for Sears contracts duplicate the implied unfounded. treated sewage near streams ing and lack of sensitivity in the increasing at that rate, analysts said. 1% says. warranties that come with the The state also is charging Sears In a telegram, the B'nai B'rlth area could all too easily be carrying runoff from the \ International urged Kohl to ask Government spokesmen today "The 0.5 percent increase is larger than we've had "Not only is the attorney gener­ merchandise. The state wants with violating the Unfair Trade mountains. also denied U.S. media reports paralleled by unsound Judgment in but it's not that unusual,” Labor Department 300 al's interpretation of the law Sears to disclose to consumers Reagan to drop his visit from the MAMJJASONOJFM AIU.I J A SO NDJ F M Practices Act through the use of The key issue is spray irrigation. HR214SXA quoting former White House com­ areas of arms negotiations, mil­ economist Patrick Jackman said. "We do not see 1984 196S 1984 1965 without any legal foundation, it's exactly how the implied warranty "bait and switch" sales tactics. Bitburg cemetery, where at least itary spending and the domestic 47 Nazi Waffen SS troops are munications director David Ger- anything turning around that much." bad law, bad economics and bad differs from the service contract. This selling technique lures a gen as saying Kohl broke down and programs of this country,” said Most analysts expect the 1985 inflation rate to be public policy," John O'Leary, a O'Leary, however, said consu­ buried, and instead hold a cerem- customer into a store by advertis­ cried when he asked Reagan last Rabbi Alexander Shapiro, presi­ little changed from 1984's 4 percent. With fuels and automobiles up, the broad Portland attorney representing mers now have a choice to accept ing reduced prices on items that dent of Conservative Judaism's Prices for new cars were up 0.5 percent and used car Sears, said Sunday. CALDWELL November to go to Bitburg. transportation index jumped 1.3 percent in March the risk inherent with implied aren’t in stock, then switches 1,200-member Rabbinical prices surged a substantial 1 percent. But forecasts after dropping O.l percent in February. The attorney general's office warranties or opt for a service higher priced products in their In the telegram sent Monday, Assembly. are assuming that the new import competition from and Sears are preparing for the contract. He said Tierney's inter­ place when customers come cal­ OIL INC. HONDA Inside Today Dr. Daniel Thursi, executive vice "One teglns to ask how the White Japan, now that the Japanese are no longer observing Local telephone service charges went up a sizable May 13 trial, which will be heard by pretation of the law would take that ling for the sale item. president of the Jewish service House would react to a time of a voluntary restraints on auto imports, will hold car 1.2 percent in March, more than making up the 0.9 Superior Court Justice Donald option away. Under a 1973 consent decree with 99.9 organisation, said B'nai B'rith real crisis such as a nuclear threat prices from any big Jumps this year. percent drop in February. Alexander. Power And it would raise the prices of the Federal Trade Commission, per gal. C. O. D, 20 psgm, 2 sections "believes that the'memory of in our time,” he said. One reflection of interest rate drops has been the Natural gas costs were up 0.6 percent, also following The suit, brought by Attorney all retail items, O’Leary added. Sears agreed to refrain from such Equipment Konrad Adenauer should be ho­ But the new calls for Reagan to large declines in the cost of auto loans, down 0.9 a drop in February. General James Tierney, charges "Every retailer in the state tactics, but the state believes the 649-8841 Advto*— _ 12 Ob)tu«rlM _____ 10 nored ... for his courageous fight abort the memorial ceremony percent in March, the fourth consecutive month of Electricity bills were virtually unchanged, Sears with unfair trade practices would have to charge more for consent decree is not being Minimum roqulrement, Aras town* 10 Opinion 6 against Nazism and (or his suc­ were met by steadfast declara­ improvement. however. as well as offering questionable appliances if the state establishes C IsssIfM IB-19 PsopIsUlli. enforced. IfsaHanda Comlot s Spent. cessful leadership of post-war tions from the White House that the The Consumer Price Index reached 318.8 in March, Clothing stores marked up their prices unusually service contracts. a minimum duration for an im­ Pr/CM »ubl9ct to Chango EnMHalnm«nl__ 12 Talovltlon Germany.” president will go to the Bitburg equivalent to a cost of $318.80 for the government's high for March when introducing spring outfits, As it does all over the country. plied warranty," O'Leary said. For QfNimuni prriormancr and n fr ly « r rreommend you m d th r (nm cr'i maittul brfnrr oornMiM llw unil. L o n w y ______2 IMMthor O'Leary denied the attorney 5S0-1.0O0 gait. 97.9 C.O.D. #51985 Amerkan Honda MuCor Ca. Inr. The Jewish group made the cemetery and pay homage to the "market basket” of goods and services that cost $100 pushing apparel prices up 0.5 percent on top of Sears offers its Maine customers "In the end, it’ll just mean general's allegation. request Jo Kohl as controversy still German war dead. in 1967. February's big 0.9 percent increase. >