20 — MANCHESTER HERALD. Wednesday. Mar. 15. 19B9

CARS HOMES STORE AND I OFFICE SPACE FOR SALf HELP WANTED FOR SALE L i OFFICE space In Man­ Squabble One more Fix-up time THE Luck Of the Irish!! ¥ A Spcciolis^Dfftt! 1976 FORD Van, E-250, SAVINGS BANK OF chester. 3 rooms. To­ Clubwagon. Excellent Some lucky family can « ^ . . ; 4 * « taling 900 souare feet MANCHESTER purchase this gracious i s on Spruce Street. Park­ condition. $800, negot|- Feud grows over Coventry cuts down Rams Home improvement: 7 room Colonial at the ing, one year lease able. 649-500 7., Full time Tellers N E W PRICE of ICARPENTRY/ I HEATING/ [MISCEUANEOUS $700. month. 643-6712 - evenings.______a supplement Inside wanted. $242,900! 3 spacious SERVICES 647-0069.______Dodge Dart 1973. 6 cy- architect choice /3 to earn berth In titie game / II bedrooms, 2.5 baths, LAWN CARE REMODELING PLUMBING Experienced or will MANCHESTER. One Under, automatic, large country kitchen power steering. $1750. train. Good wages with odlolnlng family Bucklond Souare, 1075 Tolland Turnpike, up Call 646-7788 otter 6pm. and benefit. Apply: room with fireplace, SPRING Clean Up 1st floor laundry, And­ RENOVATIONS Angelic Home to 4225 sq. ft. Available 84 CHRYSLER Laser . 5 Dethatching. Bush M & M O IL April, 1989. Call Mr. speed, dir, am/tm Savings Bank of erson windows. Situ­ Trimming. Edging. PLUS Care Registry ated on 2.3 acres on PLUMBING a HEATING Lawrence, 643-2161. cossette. Excellent. Manchester Mowing. Commercial Complete Home Local registry offers quality $4,000. 649-2783. Loomis Road. Suitable equipped. Consclent- • OH Burner Service & Sales care... lower cost to patients... 923 Main Street Maintenance 80 TC3 Horizon 1 owner. for horses!! Call Rose ous and dependable. • Automatic Oil Delivery companions, home makers, Manchester or Don Jackson to see Ray Hardy, 646-7973 Repair / Renew MANCHESTER Low miles, excellent • Wall Pumps Safes & Service A EOE today! Call Now! 647- Calllnoi, Walls, Painting, 6 4 7 - 1 9 5 6 MAIN STREET shape. $900. or best 8400 or 646-8646. Jack- • Water Heaters (Btetite a q m ) otter 646-3415.______MEDICAL assistant Papering, Carpentry 1200 sq. f. Air condi­ son 8, Jackson Real Im u n d * Sdftlor Dltoounl 78 MONTE CARLO. Ron? wanted In business doc­ [BOOKKEEPING/ • Bathroom $ Kitchan tioning & heat in­ tor's office. Expe­ Estate, 647-8400.D INCOME TAX Remodeling Spring is coming good $750. or best otter. A Star Is Born!!! Pres­ 646-2253 • Senior Citizen Olacountt cluded, 2nd floor, 644-2042 after 6. rience preferred but For all your cleanup not necessary. Solory ently under construc­ • Electric work by prime office space, ______i_ negotiable. Hours 10-6, tion, this delightful 7 Complete accounting services Precision Electric chores call Rudy, elevator service. Call 643-2711 to place your Including A/R, A/P, P/B, G/L. manrhpBtpr Mpralb Monday - Friday. Coll room Colonial has PAINTING/ FREE EStiMATES 647-9925. ad. many fine features! P&L Statement and quarterly $9.00 square foot. 528-7161 for Interview. PAPERING Reasonable, reliable, Located on Shoddy tax returns. Can design Phone: 649-2871 and references. Peter’s Furniture Mill Rd. In Andover on additional applications [TRUCKS/VANS ^ fT T I BUSINESS over 5 wooded acres, tailored for your business Building [FOR SALE 30 Cents OPPORTUNITIES this home offers 3 bed­ GCF PAINTING Thursday, March 16, 1989 Manchester, Conn. — A City of Village Charm needs. Call 644-6191. 6 4 6 - 2 3 6 4 rooms, 2.5 baths, fire­ Painting, Staining, Home DO DG E 1979 3/4 ton. STORRS. Unisex beauty Repair. Large Jobs, Small place, vinyl siding, LU. MANAGEMENT [MISCELLANEOUS LANDSCAPING Good Shape. V 8 aut6- salon with 7 stations Anderson windows, Jobs, Done with Care. motlc. Moving must located In plozo. Many generous allowances. SERVICES Call 645-6559 for a free (s e r v ic e s Tax Return P H IL 'S LAW N CARE sell $1000. or best otteK extras. $69,900. Sentry You can't beat the estimate. Merchandise Call after 5 p.m. 742- Weiss asks Real Estate. 643-4060. price of $229,900! Ap­ Preparatlon/Payrolls GSL Building Mainte­ Spring Cleanup. Bookkeeping Leave Message nance Co. Commerci­ 9813. proximately 1918 sa. ft. al/Residential building Weekly services. 20-0 vote Jackson 8, Jackson Mark P. Morneiult [AUTOS FOR Real Estote, 647-8400.D [ROOFING/ repairs and home Im­ Call for free estimates full budget I INSTRUCTION 289-4573 provements. Interior I FURNITURE IRENT/LEASE ID E A L In-law apartment SIDING and exterior painting, 742-7476 possibilities. Bolton 1 SOFA bed, excellent con­ POSTAL Jobs. $10.93 to INCOME TAX light carpentry. Com­ DON’S UWN SERVia AND F R E E Mileage on low start. Applications are plus acre wooded lot Is PREPARATION LEAKY ROOF? plete lanttorlal ser­ GARDEMND dition, $100. Dinette set cost auto rental. Vil­ for schools being accepted tor the the setting for this vinyl Motl roofs can bo ropalrod. vice. Experienced, rel­ Call now for; with 4 swival chairs, lage Auto Rental, 643- greater Hartford area. sided Ranch with a In Your Home very good condition approves In plac* of lotil rtroofing •xponttl iable, free estimates. Yard clean-up 2979 or 646-7044. We offer a V/i hour recently remodeled Inicuding; Rental and Sola Compitt* reroofino of ad typos. 643-0304. Shrub & hedge trimming $90. Call 647-8874 be­ By Andrew J. D avis workshop which gua- kitchen, 2 fireplaces Propriatorahip. Call Jim Whaelar tween 5:15 but no later Manchester Herald FREE ESTIMATES HAWKES TREE SERVICE Rototilling and mowing rantes you a score of 90 and 2 baths. One end of " 7 4 2 -1 0 0 9 Manchester Roofing 10% Ssniir CHIzin rilsesunt than 7 pm, Monday - percent plus on the home makes possible Bucket, truck & chipper. Stump Frldoy.______VOLUME Town Manager Robert B. Weiss exam. $55.00 fee. Work­ In-law apartment with 6 4 5 -8 8 3 0 removal. Free aetlmatee. 646-7011 MAPLE dining room ta- shop this Thursday, full bath. $165,900. D.W. Special conalderatlon for will recommend that the Board of [CARPENTRY/ ble with 6 chairs on PRICING Directors not cut the Board of nominee March 16 at the Quality Fish Realty, 643-1591.0 elderly and handicapped. . AUTO rollers In good condt- Inn conference center, G REA T starter home. REMODELING tlon. $200. 649-7230. Education’s proposed $40.5 mil­ Vernon, Ct. Call 203- ELECTRICAL SERVICES Coventry. Situated 6 4 7 - 7 5 5 3 COUCHS: 1 single USED CARS lion budget, even though funding 667-0049 for reserva­ near Coventry Lake. it will mean that an additional WASHINGTON (AP) — The Senate Armed tions. Can't attend? FARRAND REMODIl ING sleeper, 1 king size 4 Home completely rem­ Room additions, decks, roof­ DUMAS ELECTRIC DISTRIBUTION tlE R IN N i’S cushion high back co­ BARGAINS $3.4 million in taxes will have to Services Committee voted 20-0 today to approve the order home study same odeled In 1983. Very nomination of Defense Secretary-designate Dick guarantees/price. ing, aiding, windows and gutt- Service changes, addi­ LABELS Automottvs Englntwlng, Inc. lonial, 1 modern sliver be raised. open floor plan plus sra. All types of ramodelingand tional wiring and repairs on trim, with 3 black One Republican director said Cheney, a six-term congressman praised by the newer 13 x 20 deck. repairs. Call Bob Farrand, Jr. existing homes. Quality Tired of manually addreasinp 37S Hartford Rd., Manchaater leather cushions. One seoesA panel’s chairman for his "honor and integrity.” D.W. Fish Realty, 643- work at affordble prices. distribution mail — we can he may recommend reducing the Bus. 647-8509 automate this process providing armered wind chair, 1 1988 Buick LaSabra The vote came exactly one week after the Senate Real Estate 1591.D Entirely owner operated. 27 649-5323 1 budget. quality service for a reasonable maple coffee table, 4 Door Sedan COVENTRY. Lake view Res. 645-6849 years exp. Call Joseph Cart, Trucka, Vans. 4x4*a maple end table with In a letter to school board rejected the nomination of former Texas Sen. John Dumas 8^5283. price Call 644-6191 do fba unu$uM to tho ordinary" Tower and handed President Bush a major defeat in property. 2 bedroom bookcase In front, shelf Now »12.999»° chairman Richard W. Dyer, HOMES ranch with picture win­ CARPENTRY WORK on side. Two pinic ta­ made public Wednesday. Weiss his first high-stakes clash with Congress. I dow with view of lake, bles. Call after 4:30 «9202A FOR SALE All Phases HEATING/ VINYL SIDING & said he is making the recommen­ Majority Leader George Mitchell, D-Maine, said vaulted celling In kit­ Framing, Roofa, Siding, Trim. 644-8687.______1987 Buick Park Ave. Wednesday that the full Senate probably would vote chen, full walk-out PLUMBING REPLACEMENT WINDOWS DRYWAa 4 Door Sedan dation because of an anticipated All real estate advertised In Raglatarad a Fully Insured FLO RAL print couch and loss of $661,000 in state aid for on the Cheney nomination Friday, before the Senate basement. N oC H FA or Vary Rduontbla Prion Expertly installed. chair, sleeper, queen the Manchester Herald Is FmHa. $105,900. Philips Now *13.880«> education and the school board’s begins a two-week recess. sublect ta the Fair Housing Quality Work f-Fraa Estimatas PJ’i Plumbino, Heating 6 Please call Paul Ryder FARADAY DRYWALL size. Good condition, The committee took only about 10 minutes to Act of 1968, which makes It Real Estate 203-742- best otter. Call 646-9596. aeoe4A $610,000 commitment to reopen 1450.P______742 -15 7 9 Air Conditioning Interior Construction discuss Cheney and vote. Illegal to advertise any pref­ Boilers, pumps, hot water at 742-0018. 1987 Buick Regal -^Highland Park School in August. erence, limitation or discrim­ Fully Insured/Free Estimates "Congessman Cheney is highly qualified to be COVENTRY. Neat as a tanks, new and Wllllim Finday ITV/STERED/ 2 Door Coupe - “Given this, I am recommend­ ination based on race, color, pin. Charming 2 bed­ replacements. secretary of defense,” committee Chairman Sam religion, sex or national [PAINTING/ 1203)643-8680 ing full funding of your budget room ranch redeco­ FREE ESTIMATES I APPLIANCES Now ^ , 5 2 5 ”" Nunn, D-Ga., who led the fight against Tower, said origin, or on Intention to rated and remodeled PAPERING FLOORING Quality Guaranteed At request with the hope that munic­ Patrick Flynn/Manchaater Harald moke any such preference, 643-9649/228-9616 Affordable Prices K EN M O R E washer tor M068A ipalities, boards of education, and before the vot^ Earlier, Nunn praised Cheney as "a limitation or discrimination. Inside and out. 2 car REMEMBRANCES — Photographs of Tanya L. United Methodist Church during Wednesday's person of honor and integrity.” The Herold will not know­ garage, full basement sale. Heavy duty never 1987 Buick Regal the statewide organizations that ingly accept any advertise­ and double lot are lust used. $350. Call 645- T-Type 2 Door Coupe repi’esent their interests to the Verfaille-Krause are set on a table inside South memorial service. Sen. John Warner, R-Va., the ranking Republican » . ment which Is In violation of a few features. $126,900. FRANK YOUNG Simon Simon 6475.______Legislature can” help restore full on the committee, said the swift action on the the low.______Philips Real Estate. TILEMASTERS WESTINGHOUSE range- Now n4,490”> nomination resulted from the speed with which MANCHESTER. Newllst- funding to the education budget, 203-742-1450P PAINTING 30", white, continous *giS6A Weiss wrote. Bush relayed the FBI background report, and Ing. One floor living M ANCHESTER. New list­ cleaning oven. $100. or Interior SpeelalMe Tile Sales and Installation 1987 Buick Century Weiss said in the letter the Death, once missed, takes Tanya because Cheney, as a member of the House, had perfect for the retiree ing. Many Improve­ best otter. 649-7672. or couple lust starting MANCHESTER 4 Door Sedan proposed budget would require filed financial reports for past years. ments In this 8 room Pride taken in every job we dol “There hive been many who have questioned our out. One year young colonial. Enclosed Quality is our main concern. [SPURTING an extra $3.4 million in taxes. The By Andrew J. Davis contemporary ranch Now ’ 8 7 8 0 * ’" motives from time to time,” said Sen. James Exon, front and rear porches TILEMASTERS, INC [GODDS budget represents a 12.37 in­ Manchester Herald with dramatic cather- for your summer din­ REASONABLE RATES «90S2A crease over the current $36 D-Neb., referring to the bitter fight over Tower. dral "celling In flre- ing and enloyment. We cater to the home owner. 1987 Buick Skylark "We should salute the president for his nomination placed living room. We are bath remodel and ceramic tile specialists. Bicycle Trooez excellent million school budget. Tanya L. Verfaille-Krause’s This house offers four Senior Citizen Discount condition Professional 4 Door Sedan Weiss and Dyer could not be of Dick Cheney,” Fully appllanced kit­ large bedrooms for the Let U8 win your confidence! Call us today for a life was marked by tragedy. chen, full basement FREE ESTIMATES a FULLY INSURED maintained. $75. Ten reached for comment. Nearly 13 years after the The Wyoming congressman won wide popularity growing family. free estimate, commercial or residential. speed Varsity Schwinn Now *9S9S^ among his colleagues on Capitol Hill as House and garage. $169,900. $145,000. Susan D o­ In an effort to reduce the state 17-year-old Bolton girl lost her D i Nancy von Hollen Sen­ 6 4 3 - 6 7 7 4 Mambar Chambar of Commarca excellent condition aeoesA minority whip, the second-ranking Republican nahue, Sentry Real Est­ $75.00. Call 646-4613. deficit. Gov. William A. O’Neill parents and two sisters to a fiery try Real Estate, 643- ate, 643-4060.P______1987 Pontiac Grand Am leadershiip post in the chamber. 4060.D 4 Door Sedan has recommended cutting the $23 plane crash in Arizona, she lost SOUTH W INDSOR New [MISCELLANEOUS million state education budget by her own life Saturday in an "We found nothing in the financial report, nothing INVITATION TO BID. in the FBI report, nothing in our questioning of hm llsltng. Immaculate 8 n n H D M E S [HDME8 [APARTMENTS FOR SALE Now $1.22 billion. The state deficit is automobile accident on Sealed bids will be received room Garrison Colon­ projected at up to $250 million in Interstate-384. that would in any way interfere with his ability to be In the General Services' of­ ial, open family room [ Z j F D R SALE FDR SALE MDRTGAGES FDR RENT M212A secretary of defense, and I believe a successful fice, 41 Center St., M anches­ with fleldstone fire­ 1987 Olds Dolta 88 this fiscal year and the state Friends and family are still ter, CT until 11;00a.m. on the secretary of defense,” Nunn said. place, formal dining MANCHESTER. Love na­ COUNTRY Lot In An­ MANCHESTER. Near 4 Door Sedan heeds about $800 million to wondering why. date shown below for the fol­ room, large kitchen SAVE YOUR 384, newly redecoroted ENDROLLS eliminate a revenue gap next Sen. John Warner of Virginia, ranking Republi­ lowing; ture? Then you will dover. Rural location HOMED They packed a memorial ser­ can on the committee, said it was “very important M A R C H 29,1989 — 2 -W H E EL and eating oreo, 4 bed­ love the beautiful but close to town. Lots duplex. 3 bedrooms, 27% width - 25$ Now * 1 1 , 9 9 0 " ” year. D R IV E 14,500* G V W R A C K rooms, 2'/z bahts, hard­ wooded backyard of of trees. Build from If you are in FORECLOSURE. large eat-ln kitchen, 13% width • 2 tor 25$ vice at South United Methodist for national security interests" that the full Senate with appliances. Secur­ aeosBA BODY TRUCK w/HY- wood floors, like new this large? room home. your plans or use ours. BANKRUPTCY or OlVORCEO MUST ba plokad up at tha See BUDGET, page 10 Church in Manchester Wednes­ act quickly on the nomination. DRAULIC TAILGATE throughout. Only ity, references re­ Harald Offica Monday thru 1986 Buick Skylark Generous closet space, Or buy the land now to or "falling behind." ask for day to remember Verfaille- After the rancorous, six-week debate over Tower, MARCH 31, 1989 — SAULT- $249,900. U 8. R Realty, possibility of 5 bed­ build In the future. quired. $700 plus utili­ Thursday bsfore 11 a.n. only. 4 Door Sedan Krause. who would have gradu­ who was dogged by allegations of drinking and ERS POOL RECONSTRUC­ 643-2692.g______rooms or at home of­ Good sized lot will take NO PAYMENT PROORAM up ties. Call 649-0330. TION Now ’8565<*<’ ated from Loomis Chaffee School womanizing, the committee moved with lightning 1 bedroom olumlnurri fice. Two fireplaces, 0 comfortable size to 2 yearsll 643-6674 after 5pm. APRIL 11, 1989 — sided home on Smart 2'/2 boths, enclosed home. Get started In Efficiency studio apart­ |TAG aeoesA Town sets in Windsor this year. speed on Cheney. PURCHASE OF ONE NEW THE SWISS GROUP On Tuesday, the committee held nearly four hours 1500 G P M P U M P E R w/75 FT St., East Hartford porch and 2 cor garage. housing and build your ment. Near college. SALES 1986 Buick Skyhawk “She was sensitive and forgivr STEEL AERIAL LADDER $99,900.Anne M iller $209,900. YoYo Carroll dream home. Coll and 203-454-4404 Heat and utilities In­ 4 Door Sedan ing, imaginative and loving,” of hearings in an open session marked by praise for WITH PRE-PIPED WATER Real Estate, 647-8000.D Sentry Real Estate, 643- ask tor Barbara Wein­ cluded. $400. month. said the Rev. Shepard S. Johnson, Cheney and general questions about his defense TOWER 4060.D______berg tor more Informa­ 649-3087 leave message. NOTICE. Connecticut Gen­ vote today 2 bedroom newer cope on eral Statute 33-65 prohibits Now *9999^^ who presided over the memorial policies. APRIL 11, 1989 — Deer Run, Manchester BOLTON. Brand new 8 tion on this country lot. M ANCHESTER. One bed­ the posting of odvertlse- PURCHASE OF ONE NEW RE/MAX, east of the Rentals aeoaoA service. "She was a young After receiving the necessary financial docu­ 1500 GPM PUMPER $147,900. Anne Miller room contemporary on room apartment, heat, nnents by onv person, firm or ments, FBI background check and White House Reol Estote, 647-8000.n 1.5 acres In new subdi­ river, 647-1419.0 hot water, carpeting, corporation on a telegraph, 1986 Buick Regal on accord woman full of promise.” The Town of Manchester is vision. Well planned C O M PLET E architectu­ air conditioning, all ap­ telephone, electric light or 2 Door Coupe reports, the committee met in closed session with on eaual opportunity em­ 3 bedroom redecorated power pole or to a tree, Verfaille-Krause had been ployer, and requires and af­ kitchen features, oak ral PLANS. Beautiful 8 [RDDMS pliances. Call 649-5240. the nominee Wednesday morning. full dormered cope, shrub, rock, or any other Now « 8 2 9 0 » < * By Alex GIrelll spared from death once. firmative action policy for Hollister St. $150,000. cabinetry and wet bar. room 2065 sq. ft. house. FDR RENT MANCHESTER. Two natural oblect without o writ­ On April 11, 1976, her parents, Nunn and Warner said that despite the quick all of Its Contractors and Flreploced family $1,500. 742-9784. aS308A Manchester Herald Vendors os a condition of do­ Anne Miller Real Est­ bedroom Townhouse ten permit tor the purpose of Bryan, and Yvonne (Verfallle) action, consideration of the nominee has been ing business with the Town, ate, 647-8000.D room has sliders to MANCHESTER. Ladles with fireplace, heat, protecting It or the public and 1986 Pontiac 6000 thorough and complete. as per Federal Order 11246. deck. 4 bedrooms In­ Boording House, hot water, carpeting, carries a fine of up to $50 for 4 Door Sedan The town Board of Directors is Krause, both 33, and her sisters, D E S IR A B L E Area of [CDNDDMINIUMS each offense. "We’ve had exactly the same procedure on this Bid forms, plans and specifi­ cluding master bed­ clean, furnished. Nice air conditioning,all ap­ expected to vote tonight to Heidi, 9, and Sharon, 10, were Eost Hartford. Three room suite. All reoso- [FDR SALE Patrick Flynn/Manchostar Harald one as we’ve had on every other nomination since cations are available at the bedrooms, 2'/z baths, location on bus line. pliances. Nice loca­ ILUNG BAND PARENTS Now *7790®® approve a historic agreement killed in the plane crash in General Services' office. noble offers tion. Call 647-1595. I’ve been chairman,” Nunn said. “I don’t know of 24x16 family room with CONDO Beauty with Coll 644-3503.______Indoor Flea Market aS4S1A between the town and the Eighth Arizona. The Krauses, who lived MEM ORIAL SERVICE — Leela Sivadas, left, Tanya L. Verfallle- TOWN OF MANCHESTER,CT considered. Coll to­ MANCHESTER. Room In at 10 Ralph Road, kept their any deviation.” R O B E R T B. W EISS, raised hearth fire­ day! Flono Realty 646- pool. Brick and beauti­ Saturday, March 18, 11985 Chevrolot Celebrity Utilities District over fire protec­ Krause's ccusin; Lucienne R.L. Verfaille; her aunt; and grandfather He added that the committee could take “another GENERAL MANAGER place. Cedar sided with ful andspoclous4room [APARTMENTS quiet rooming house. 4 Door Sedan tion and sanitary sewer Jurisidic- 5200.g______Oft street parking. $80 1989 week or two but it would be exercise in futility based 025-03 brick front. Oversized unit with balcony over­ FOR RENT See TANYA, page 10 Jchn J. Verfaille leave Wednesday’s memcrial service. two cor garage. Coll BOLTON Owner anxious! I per week. 646-1686 or 9:00-4:00 in School tion. on the information we have now." Move In for the spring. looking pool, with o 1 Now *7270®® • The directors, who have al­ today to see this unique cor garage too! CHFA HEBRON. Modern, two 569-3018. Cafeteria. Admission I HOMES home. Asking 7 room 2800 sq. ft. mortgage available on bedroom. Heat, hot SO cents. aeoesA ready approved the agreement in FORSAU $214,900 Strono Real contemporary. Cus­ complex of 8 percent water, appliances, 1986% NisMn principal, are scheduled to meet Estate, 647-7653D tom ommenltles. Still financing. A great buy porking, no pets. $625. [CONDOMINIUMS PIck-Up at 7:30 p.m. in the hearing room of time to choose colors. tor your 1st home or 228-3245 or 646-0882. WANTED TO Bush, on defensive, says he’s defusing ‘time bombs’ Come and view. [FOR RENT Now ®5770®® Lincoln Center for a formal vote. MANCHESTER *152,900 $327,900. Flono Realty Investm ent! $78900. NEWER Three bedroom IS^BUY/TRADE Mayor Peter P. DiRosa Jr. said 646-5200.O______Anne Miller Real Est- Duplex, wallto wall,oil MANCHESTER. Two a8007B today that he is not aware of any \ J ote, 647-8000.O______bedroom Townhouse WANTED - Bedroom set HOUSTON (AP) - President inauguration Jan. 20, the presi­ program to relieve Third World future we want.” “And speaking of freedom, it 8'/2 ASSUMABLE mort­ appliances, Vh bath. 1985 Buick Somerset opposition among directors. 1977 Built with garage. $750. per month. 643- with family room In and used furniture. 2 Door Coupe Bush today challenged charges dent flew to Texas and Colorado debt, a proposal to rescue the Along those lines. Bush said, means formulating a multisource gage 3 bedroom cope convenient area. $695 Call 293-2900. . Approval by the town directors that his administration is adrift, for a pair of speeches. savings and loan industry and an the United States needs to take energy policy that, in the long 1 This terrific end unit 1823. large formal dining condo with private en­ per month. Call D.W. Now ®6890®® Iwill leave only one major step to saying he is trying to defuse His first stop was in Houston for increase in the minimum wage. steps to safeguard the environ­ run, will make us less dependent room. Beautiful wood trance, open floor plan, MANCHESTER. Small 4 Fish, 871-1400 or 643- :be taken in order to make the "ticking time bombs" while a luncheon appearance before the "These are serious challenges ment against short-sighted ac­ on foreign oil,” the president, a floors. 1'/2 baths and 2 has a garage and an room apartment, se­ 1591.______aeoeoA cor garage. Priced for Automotive agreement binding. The General charting an agenda for America Forum Club, which bills itself as a — ticking time bombs that we tions that do long-term damage. former Texas oilman, said in this extra room In base­ curity and references MANCHESTER. Beacon 1985 Buick Century Assembly will have to pass Immediate sole! ment. CHFA & FHA required. Heat In­ 4 Door Sedan in the next century. non-partisan educational institu­ need to defuse without delay,” he “It means finding ways to petroleum-oriented city. “ We're Selling cluded. $550 643-1577. Hill. Two bedroom legislation that will affect the approved at 8 percent Ranch style condo. $795 "In this kind of work, more is tion. Next, he was flying to said. "And we’re doing just that. preserve and strengthen indis­ Bush said the nation must ATTENTION 1ST TIME BUYERS! Houses" 646-2482. Blan­ financing and only ap- MANCHESTER. Attrac­ CARS <6990®® future relationship between the going on than meets the eye — or Colorado Springs, Colo., to ad­ “But these are by no means the pensable institutions like the invest in its own economy with chard & Rossetfo Real­ per month Includes Affordable Ranch-Style Duplex. Let the rent help proxlatelv 3 percent tive 6 room duplex. I'/z heat and hot water. [FOR SALE aei33A ' town and the district goverments. makes the headlines," Bush said. dress the Junior Achievement only issues that demand leader­ family in the midst of social new incentives for business, pay your mortgage. Alum, sided, gas heat, tors," We're Selling down needed! Call baths, first floor State Rep. James R. McCava- updaied electric, woodstove, appliances and se­ Houses" 646-2482.0 Call D.W. Fish, 643-1591 11985 Chevrolet Caprice "The essential question today National Business Leadership ship and prompt action. We’re change,” he said. “It means including catalysts for research Anne and find out how laundry, large yard. or B7M400. 77 ASPEN, Slant 6 englne. nagh, D-Manchester, said today is, ‘What are we doing to prepare Conference. entering the 1990s — a horizon taking a long-range look at the and development. He called anew parate parking. BEAUTIFULLY main­ much It would cost you Security, references. $600 or best otter. 646- Estate Wagon he can foresee no problem in tained. 3 bedroom to own these wonderful $750 plus utilities. Cod 0160 after 6:30 pm. for the new world that begins 11 In remarks pi'epared for the decade, threshold to a new international landscape to deter­ for a reduction in the capital [HOMES Now <8990®® getting the Legislature to pass the MANCHESTER *129,900 home with 2 full baths, condos...She'll give 647-9353. short years from now?” he said. Houston appearance. Bush ticked century.” mine what policies and ap­ gains tax. large first floor, Flor­ [FOR RENT aeosiA needed bill because it affects only "That’s what my agenda is all off a series of initiatives from his He said that "building a better proaches will keep us free, In addition. Bush said the you o tree financial MANCHESTER. Second Manchester and not any other ida room, family room analysis! Anne Miller floor, 2 bedrooms, 1985 Buick Park Ave. about.” new administration: a spending America means laying the foun­ prosperous and at peace in the nation must encourage and im­ a n d more! Only Real Estate, 647-8000.P heat, and appliances. TOLLAND. 3 bedroom CLYDE 4 Door Sedan towns that have utility districts In his first trip West since his and deficit-reduction plan, a dations today for the kind of 21st century, as we are today. prove education. $204,900. "W e're Sel­ MANCHESTER. South- No pets. $600 plus se- home, all appliances, CHEVROLET-BUICK, INC. within them. ling Houses" 646-2482. field Green, luxurious curlty. 646-3979. fireplace, I'/z acre lot, ROUTE >3, VERNON <9990®® . Voters of the Eighth Utilities Blanchard & Rossetfo garage. $850. month. ' unit on the golf course. Apartment tor sublet 1 84 Bonnevllla 4 Dr. *5995 agi42A District overwhelmingly ap­ ^ i Realtors," We're Sel- 3 bedroom townhouse Securltyand lease. Call Ung Houses" 646-2482.0 bedroom $575 per 347-3059.______84 Century LTD wagon *6695 1984 Mercury Cougar proved the accord at a special TODAY Fire races through Springfield mill complex plus amenities. $179900. month plus utilities. CUSTOM designed and 84 Skyhawk wagon *5995 2 Door Coupe district meeting Tuesday. Direc­ Coll Joan Crow 633- Call 651-8893, ask tor tors of the district have voted to control about three hours later, ponse to a report of an explosion. built with 0 lot of 1657. William Ravels John or Gall.______[STORE AND 84 Camaro Blue *5995 SPRINGFIELD. Mass. (AP) - Placanico, a fire department luxury In mind. Just a Real Estate, 633-0111. 88 Century 4 Dr. (2) *8995 Now <6180®® approve the agreement. I n d e x The city arson squad has been spokesman. It then quickly but he expected firefighters to be He said the cause of the fire was ADORABLE RANCH AND CONDO TWO apartments tor I d f f ic e s p a c e few of the features ore 4 88 Spectrum 4 Dr. *5195 McCavanagh said he has asked called in to investigate a blaze spread to an adjacent paper mill on the scene for the remainder of under investigation by the arson Gas heat, central air, newer carpeting and appli- 2'/z rent. First 2 bedroom, 20 pages, 2 tactions bedrooms, baths, 85 Century wagon *8595 that a hearing be held by the and strings of one- and two-story the day. squad. rrrces^Veryrprivate side yard and carport. Ample Jacuzzi, skylights, and [RESORT appliances, carpetted. EAST HARTFORD. New that destroyed a small business storage area & full bsmt. Clubhouse, pool, tennis, 88 CutlaM Clara wgn. *8995 Committee on Planning and Businets. .17 Obituaries. complex but stopped short of a buildings, housing small manu­ Smoke from the fire was visible A plant manager for the recy­ greenhouses. There PROPERTY Second 3 bedrooms, office space In restored Cardinal Buick, Inc. playQfOund and garden. Excellent complex. ore allowances for appliances, carpetted. house, spectacular 88 Grand Am 2 Dr. *8395 Development on the needed local ClaMlfied -17-19 Opinion__ string of fuel storage tanks called facturing and distribution con­ from as far away as Holyoke and cling company said the business carpet, appliances, M O B IL E home. Adult Call Carol at 646-1712 cathedral celling, 88 Marker XR4T *9495 81 Adams Street legislation on March 30, but the Comic* , 16 People___ "Gasoline Alley.” cerns on both sides of the the state of Connecticut, more operations had been moved to electrical fixtures. park. Vero Beach, between 9 and 5pm. Burnside Avenue. 3800 hearing has not yet been formally Focu* ...... 9 Science__ The blaze was reported about dead-end street, he said. than 15 miles away. Ludlow three weeks ago and the square feet with base­ 88 Thundarbird *6995 Manchester, Conn. D. F. REALL INC. Owner will do some Flodla. One bedroom, I T H REE room apartment. 88 Celebrity 4 Dr. *7895 scheduled. Local/State Sporti___ 5:15 this morning at Northeast Fire Chief Raymond Sullivan Sullivan said Northeast Recy­ Springfield building was used MEAL ESTATt financing. Realty bath, FlordIa room, Convenient location. ment. Can be divided. Terms negotiable. For 649-4571 ______2-5,10 Television. Recycling, a paper reyclingoper­ said the billowing flames, fed by cling was engulfed in flames only to store tons of newspapers 178 Mala St, MiiHhntir World, Benoit, screened porch, car Lease and security Op»n Uon -TuM -WM -Thun Night! Information, call Ruth See ACCORD, page 10 Natlon/World^7 Weather__ ation on Napier Street, said Giorg brisk winds, were brought under when firefighters arrived in re- awaiting recycling. •4M 82S Frechette Associates, port. Fully furnished. deposit. $495 per 8 7 2 - 9 1 1 1 646-7709.0 $10,000. Coll 429-8182. month. Call 649-4820. FIske, 282-0651.

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She is survived by a sister-in- found for 25th class reunion planned Harry Schultz Benjamin Bakston Foul odor disturbs cops law, Dorothy Cross of Harwich, Is urged for fall The Manchester Hie,h School 25th Class Reunion is Harry Schultz, 82, of 42 Fulton Benjamin “ Benny” Bakston, Mass.; and several nieces and Town of Manchester Fire Department officials Road, died Tuesday (March 14, 91, of Windsor, brother of Martin nephews. restoration being planned. Organizers advise classmates to provided fans to air out the Manchester Police By Nancy Concelman requesting architects’ qualifica­ 1989) at Manchester Memorial Bakstan of Manchester, died ■The funeral will be Friday at save these dates: Friday, Nov. 24, at the Department Wednesday morning after an unsuc­ Manchester Herald tions, but it may take two months Hospital. Wednesday (March 15, 1989) in 9:30 a.m. with a Mass of Christian Manchester Country Club, or Saturday, Nov. 25. at cessful attempt to unclog a drain resulted in an for the town to get proposals. By Alex GIrelll A He was a retired upholsterer. burial in the chapel of Mercy- La Renaissance, in East Windsor. They are looking Windsor. obnoxious odor. Town directors and members Manchester Herald He is survived by his wife, knoll. Burial will be in St. Mary The selection is a two-step for classmates and ask them to send their addresses The funeral will be Friday at 11 Workers were unclogging a drain with industrial of a citizens’ committee agreed Elizabeth (Black) Schultz; a Cemetery, West Hartford. Cal­ process, Planning Director Mark and those of others to MHS Class of 1964, P.O. Box a.m. at the Talarski Maple Hill drain cleaner when the smell of rotten eggs began to Wednesday to do all that is Three possible solutions to a daughter, Irene Roth of Manches­ ling hours are today from 2 to 4 Pellegrini said. After the town 3016, Vernon 06066. Chapels, 380 Maple Ave., Hart­ spread throughout the police station, said Robert possible to ensure that a proposal traffic-safety problem posed in ter; a granddaughter; and a ford. Burial will be in Mount St. p.m. and 7 to 8 p.m. at Mercy- receives qualifications, the selec­ Bagge, superintendent of maintenance. for new municipal office space be plans for restoration of Cheney great-grandson. knoll, 243 Steele Road, West tion committee will invite five or Benedict Cemetery. Calling The fire department responded at about 10 a.m. ready for a townwide vote in Hartford. The Sheehan-Hilborn- six of the qualified firms to Hall are being studied by Stuart Easter Egg hunt slated A graveside funeral will be hours are just before the funeral. and placed fans around the drain to ventilate the November. Friday at 11 a.m. in Temple Beth Breen Funeral Home, 1084 New submit proposals. Popper, the town senior planner. building, according to Bagge and police radio Members of the Board of Lynch Toyota of Manchester along with the Sholom Memorial Park, East Britain Ave., West Hartford, is in A November deadline is ‘‘very Popper said Wednesday he will reports. Directors’ space subcommittee Manchester Jaycees will sponsor the annual town Cemetery. The Weinstein Mortu­ Elizabeth Liebler charge of arrangements. tight,” Pellegrini said. discuss the ideas with Gary Easter Egg Hunt Saturday at 10 a.m. at Center Doors throughout the station were opened to and the Municipal Space Needs ary, 640 Farmington Ave., Hart- Elizabeth (Bramhall) Liebler, Memorial donations may be Naab said that if a proposal on Wood, traffic officer with the Springs Park. Children who find specially marked provide further circulation. The odor had made its Study Committee told adminis­ ford, is in charge of 59, of 80 Volpi Road, Bolton, died made to the Sisters of Mercy the Municipal Building is not Police Department, and James candy during the hunt will be given prizes. All way to the top floor of the station but people working trators Wednesday to appoint a arrangements. Wedneday (March 15, 1989) at Retirement Fund, 249 Steele ready by November, the town Weber of the Engineering children under the age of 12 years are welcome to there were not evacuated. committee to select an architect Manchester Memorial Hospital. Road, West Hartford 06117. could hold a separate referendum participate in this event. The Easter Bunny will be __ to estimate costs on renovating Division. She was the wife of Richard on the question in spring 1990. there too. The rain date will be March 25 at 10 a.m. C IS irC M o r l s r i y and expanding existing munici­ The problem arises because a Liebler Sr. The advantage, he said, is that pal space and building a new walled enclosure that is planned Claire (Farrell) Moriarty, 85, She was bom in Hartford and Dennis J. Sullivan Lottery voters would have only one issue police station on Camp Meeting to consider. But Handley said would block the view of drivers Learn to resolve conflict of Pascal Lane, died Friday she lived in Bolton for the past 22 Dennis J. Sullivan, 59, of Road. (March 10, 1989) at Windham turnout may be lower for that who are northbound in a drive­ years. She had formerly worked Hartford, brother of Noreen Winning numbers drawn Wednesday in lotteries The directors appropriated A Conflict Resolution workshop is being offered referendum. way just west of Cheney Hall Community Memorial Hospital, at Connecticut General. She was Garrity of Manchester, died around New England: $30,000 last week to hire an by Manchester Community College Saturday from 9 Lozis said that in the past, when they want to make a right Willimantic. She was the widow a volunteer at St. Maurice Wednesday (March 15, 1989) at Connecticut daily: 707. Play Four: 3558. architect to get cost estimates for a.m. to 4 p.m. This workshop challenges the notion architect-selection committees turn onto Hall Court. of Vincent E. Moriarty. Church, Bolton. the Veterans Administration Massachusetts daily: 3458. Megabucks: 6-7-19-22- both facilities based on proposals that conflict resolution is an unproductive, painful have included himself, Town Born in Hartford, she lived in Besides her husband, she is Medical Center, Newington. 23-31. by the citizens’ committee. Donald Kuehl. vice president of and no-win exercise. An opportunity will be Manager Robert B. Weiss, a Manchester for 44 years. She survived by two sons, Richard B. Beisides his sister, he is sur­ Tri-state daily: 328, 6273. Democratic Directors Stephen the Cheney Hall Foundation, said provided for participants to gain experience in department head, the director of worked for the Aetna Insurance Liebler Jr. and John J. Liebler, vived by his mother, Mary R. Rhode Island daily: 6238. Grand Lottery; 947, T. Cassano, Mary Ann Handley he suggested the three alterna­ applying conflict resolution theory to situations they engineering services and three Co. for more than 20 years, where both of Bolton; a brother, Ri­ Sullivan in Ireland; a son, Dennis 1248 , 78505, 833306. and Mayor Peter P. DiRosa Jr. tives at a meeting with Popper encounter in their personal and professional lives. committee members. she was the first woman underw­ chard Bramhall of New Britain; P. Sullivan of Bloomfield; a and Republican Geoffrey Naab ’Tuesday. The course fee is $50. For more information, call the Naab said Pellegrini should riter. She was the past president three sisters, Laura Byrne of the daughter, Margaret M. Sullivan attended Wednesday’s meeting, Continuing Education Division of Manchester of the Ladies of St. Joseph Collinsville section of Canton, serve on the committee, but Naab One would be to make Hall of Bloomfield; five brothers. as well as citizens’ committee changed his original proposal to Community College. 647-6242. Cathedral, Hartford. Madelinne Tiede of New Britain, Public Meetings Court one way so that the Jack Sullivan and Thomas Sulli­ Chairman Jay Giles and have Cassano represent the di­ She is survived by two sons, and Muriam Jay of Wethersfield. sight-line problem will not exist. van, both in England, Jeremiah members Eugene Sierakowski, rectors’ space subcommittee af­ , Reginald PInto/Manchesler Herald Richard E. Moriarty of Mansfield The funeral will be Saturday at Hall Court is now a two-way Sullivan of West Hartford, Pa­ Jerome Nathan and Frank ter committee members decided Women’s Club plans meeting and Vince E. Moriarty of Coven­ 10; 15 a.m. from the John F. Meetings scheduled tonight; SHE KNEADS ME — Gail Andrew and Citadel, 661 Main St. The sale begins at street despite one-way signs that trick Sullivan of Windsor and Da versa. a director who will vote on the try; five grandsons; and several Tierney Funeral Home, 219 W. are posted there. The signs refer The Women’s Club of Manchester will hold its Timothy Sullivan of Glaston­ Members of the two commit­ selection committee’s choice her son, Phillip, 4, cut some of the 12:30 p.m., with bread costing $3 for half nieces and nephews. Center St., followed by a Mass of to a parking lot north of Hall Executive Board meeting Monday at the home of bury; another sister, Mary Bolton tees decided to try to get a should not serve on that homemade Irish soda bread which will a loaf. Last year, 96 half-loayes were sold The funeral will be Saturday at Christian burial at 11 a.m. in St. Court, and not to the street itself. Mrs. E. Rollason at 8 p.m. Co-hostess will be Mrs. M. Bridget Lynch in Ireland; and Public Access TV Advisory Board, Herrick proposal for expanded municipal committee. 8:30 a.m. from the John F. Maurice Church. Burial will be in be sold Friday at the Salyation Army in less than 19 minutes. Zeppa. two grandchildren. Memorial Park, 7 p.m. space on the November ballot to Naab also suggested that Giles Tierney Funeral Home, 219 W. Bolton Center Cemetery. Calling Another solution would be to cut The funeral will be Friday at Zoning Board of Appeals, Community Hall, 7 p.m. avoid rising construction costs and a citizens’ committee Center St., followed by a Mass of hours a re Friday from 2 to 4 p.m. off one corner of the walled 9:15 a.m. from the Carmon Board of Education, Center School, 8 p.m. and alleviate a critical need for member serve on the selection Christian burial at 9 a.m. at the and 7 to 9 p.m. enclosure with a section of wall at m Schedule a health check Windsor Funeral Home, 807 Democratic Town (i^ommittee. Community Hall space, especially in the Municipal committee, but Giles declined, Church of the Assumption. Burial Memorial donations may be Bloomfield Ave., Windsor, with a Cassano targets drug effort, an angle to lengthen the sight line. The Community Health Care Services, Inc., will fireplace room, 8 p.m. Building. saying there could be a conflict if will be in St. Bridget Cemetery. made to the Bolton Scholarship Mass of Christian burial at 10 A third would be to move a hold office hours at the Hop River Homes in Andover Giles said the citizens’ commit­ the engineering firm he works Calling hours are Friday from 2 to Fund or the Arthritis Foundation a.m. in Christ the King Church, light-control box that has to be Monday from 1 to 2 p.m. All residents of Andover tee believes the Municipal Build­ for. Fuss & O’Neill Inc., wants to 4 p.m. and 7 to 9 p.m. of Connecticut. Bloomfield. Burial with military enclosed in the walled area, and Coventry are eligible to attend and receive ing should have priority. submit a proposal. Memorial donations may be honors will be in Soldiers Field, making it possible to have a blood pressure checks, tine tests, throat cultures Correction “ The really critical need, the The town will also ask the homeless in plea for money made to Mary Cheney Library, Wilson section of Windsor. Cal­ smaller enclosure that does not and heath guidance. For more information, call Concetta Pestritto biggest, hottest item is the town architect who submits cost esti­ Main Street, Manchester 06040. ling hours are today from 2 to4 interfere with the sight line. Community Health Care Services, 228-9428. Concetta (Grande) Pestritto, hall.” Giles said. mates for the facilities to update By Lance Helgeson budget constraints will limit “ So many of the problems you p.m. and 7 to 9 p.m. Kuehl said that if the box is 91, of Hartford, died Wednesday A headline published over a story Tuesday Public Works Director Peter P. figures submitted last year for a Scripps League Newspapers federal resources for cities. talk about are those I would Evelyn Kittle Memorial donations may be (March 15, 1989) in a local identified the wrong organization as receiving a Lozis Jr. said he hopes to place new municipal building and ex­ Rep. Barbara Kennelly. D- identify as my priorities for this moved, the job will have to be made to the Lupus Foundation, 45 Learn about pregnancy Evelyn (Custer) Kittle, 76, of 11 convalescent home. $25,000 state Department of Transportation grant to advertisements early next week, panded police station. WASHINGTON - Stephan Cas­ Conn., said that although the session,” he said. done in one day because the box Wellington Road, wife of Robert S. Main St., West Hartford 06107. buy a new minibus to transport youths to programs. sano, deputy mayor of Manches­ federal budget this year will fall Cassano contends lawmakers controls not only the lights in the A two-night Early Pregnancy Class is now being She is survived by a daughter- G. Kittle, died Wednesday in-law, Ann Pestritto of Manches­ As the story correctly reported, the YWCA has ter. Conn., says Congress must short of what the cities need, she are supportive, but he doesn’t Cheney Hall parking lot, but also offered at no cost at Manchester Memorial Hospital (March 15, 1989) at Manchester received the funds. give more funds to local and state will work to help make changes. expect any real progress for lights on Forest Street and Elm Monday and again Monday, March 27. Expectant ter; a sister, Vina Santuccio of Mary Trostel Memorial Hospital. Hartford; two grandchildren; Cummings attacks governments if city programs for “ We were elected to make cities this session. Street. couples are invited to attend the two-session course Mary Trostel, 87, formerly of She was born in Manchester, and a great-grandson. The Manchester Herald strives to be accurate and the homeless and anti-drug edu­ some changes, not to let some “ I don’t seeany gains this fiscal which is offered the third and fourth Mondays of Cottage Street, died Tuesday Nov. 10, 1912, and had been a The funeral will be Friday at fair In Its reporting. If an error Is made, we want to cation programs are to continue. mechanization take effect,” Ken­ year.” he said. “ Our hope is to at each month. The first session is titled “ Encouraging (March 14, 1989) at an area lifelong resident. She was a 9:15 a.m. from the D’Esopo make a correction. ’The Herald's phone number Is nelly said, referring to the least maintain that level of a Healthy Pregnancy and Outcome,” and the member of Bolton Congrega­ convalescent home. 643-2711. letter on architect spending of the city programs.” Funeral Chapel, 277 Folly Brook “If you go back before Reagan automatic budget cuts mandated second is “ Understanding and Living with Preg­ She was born in Southington, tional Church, Bolton. Blvd., Wethersfield, followed by a became president, you had in by the Gramm-Rudman deficit- Next year, which is also an EMERGENCY nancy.” Recommended for women in their second Nov. 13, 1901, and had lived in Geoffrey Naab demanded in a Besides her husband, she is Mass of Christian burial at 10 By Nancy Concelman existence a federal, state and reduction law. election year, will be a “ key Fire — Police — Medical to fifth month of pregnancy, both sessions are held Manchester for 25 years. She had March 13 letter to Town Manager survived by her sister-in-law, a.m. in St. Patrick and St. Manchester Herald local partnership,” he said. “ The Sen. Joseph Lieberman, D- year,” Cassano said. “ The next in the Conference Room E and F at Manchester been employed at Holiday House Thoughts Robert B. Weiss that the town use Lillian Perrett of Manchester. Anthony Church. Burial will be in federal role is pretty much gone Conn., told Cassano and other city year is going to determine how DIAL 911 * Memorial Hospital from 7 to 9p.m. Pre-registration of Manchester for 25 years. its architect-selection process. The funeral will be Saturday at Mount St. Benedict Cemetery. Democratic Town Chairman ... all I have to work with is the leaders their concerns match his much progress is going to be In Manchester is required by calling 647-6600. She is survived by two cousins, 11 a.m. at the Holmes Funeral Calling hours are today from 7 to 9 Theodore R. Cummings blasted Weiss had recommended hiring local tax base.” priorities. made.” George J. Trostel of Southington Home, 400 Main St. Burial will be p.m. Practical discipline suggestions: Republican town directors Wed­ Lawrence because the firm drew Cassano and other Connecticut and Louise Barbier of Colorado in East Cemetery. Calling hours 1. Take some time to determine what character nesday for hinting that Demo­ plans for a new $13 million municipal leaders, in Washington Red Cross training set Springs, Colo.; and a friend, are Friday from 2 to 4 p.m. and 7 traits your child exhibits. What vital trait is crats were trying to skirt the municipal building and an $8.5 for a National League of Cities Katherine Giblin of Manchester. missing? Is it often the focus of problems at home or Connecticut Valley East Branch, Greater Hart­ to 8 p.m. proper selection process for hir­ million expanded police station conference, have asked the Bush . Sister Madeline Cross The funeral will be Friday at ford Chapter, American Red Cross will hold an school? What can you do to help them make this ing an architect to draw up plans last year. Weiss said Lawrence administration for $14 billion to Mary Moriarty 10:30 a.m. at the Holmes Funeral characteristic part of them? orientation session for Lay Volunteers Tuesday at 20 Sister Madeline Cross (Sister for municipal office expansion. probably has enough information boost necessary city programs. Home, 400 Main St. Burial will be Hartford Road. There will be one session in the Mary (Coughlin) Moriarty, 88, Mary Barnabas) of the Sisters of 2. Young people do not rebel against discipline as Cummings said the Republi­ on the facilities to speed the The request included full fund­ in Oak Hill Cemetery, Southing­ morning, from 10 to noon, and another in the of 47 Tanner St., died Wednesday Mercy, died Wednesday (March such, but rather against inconsistent discipline cans believe there’s a “good ol’ process. ing for emergency homeless and HOCKEYBRAND ton. There are no calling hours. evening, from 7 to 9. To volunteer call 643-5111. On (March 15, 1989) at an area 15, 1989) at Mercyknoll, West which sends mixed signals to them and leaves them boy” system that doesn’t exist. Mayor Peter P. DiRosa Jr. said anti-drug programs, a new hous­ in doubt as to what is expected. the same day there will be an orientation session for convalescent home. She was the Hartford. The Republicans had criticized Tuesday he decided to use the ing initiative and a $7 billion 3. We need to seek God’s direction to raise Health History Interviewers (which requires a wife of Edward J. Moriarty. She taught at St. James School, a plan to hire architect Richard selection process but not because appropriation to provide for early medical background) from 9 a .m. to noon. If you are She was born in Hartford, Manchester; St. Joseph’s School, In Memoriam disciplined disciples who are obedient because of an Lawrence to draw up proposals of prodding by the Republicans. education of disadvantaged child­ qualified to become a Health History Interviewer March 10, 1901, and had been a Hartford; Assumption School, Elsie S. Swanson inward conviction, not just an outward conformity. for expanded and renovated “ We’re going by the rules,” he ren under the Head Start God help us to not just raise good boys and girls, but municipal buildings and a new said. “ There appears to be some call to register. resident of Manchester for many Ansonia; Sacred Heart School, In loving memory of Elsie S. Swan­ program. SPRING SALE! men and women of God. police station. Lawrence is a concerted effort by the Republi­ years. Before retiring; she was Bridgeport; Scared Heart School, son who died March 16, 1975. Cassano said he met with employed at Pratt and Whitney Waterbury: St. Mary’s School, 4. Reasonable expectations and boundaries need Democrat. cans to start the campaign God holds you in his arms Housing and Urban Development Visit birthing center Aircraft during the 1940s and Greenwich; South Catholic High to be established, defined, and enforced with love. Republican Directors Theunis extremely early...,” DiRosa said Secretary Jack Kemp to discuss School, Hartford; Our Lady of We hold you in our hearts. 5. When you are defiantly challenged, respond Werkhoven, Ronald Osella and Tuesday. SALE ENDS MARCH 31 Manchester Memorial Hospital will sponsor a 1950s. She was a parishioner of St. town plans for low- and moderate- Mercy Novitiate, Madison; and Love, with confident deciseiveness. Naab said Wednesday the Re­ tour of the Family Birthing Center Sunday at 3; 30 Bridget Church and a former income housing associated with St. Stephen’s School, Hamdem. Your Family 6. Distinguish between behavior which is willfully publicans were just trying to p.m., to provide expectant parents and couples member of the Daughters of the old Nike Site In Manchester. Isbella. defiant and that which is simply foolish and make sure that the selection The federal government wants contemplating pregnancy the opportunity to learn irresponsible. Many foolish and irresponsible acts Republicans process would be followed. more about the facilities and services of the Besides her husband, she is to sell 40 single-family houses as survived by a son, Edward G. require more instruction and love from parents. “ The integrity of the process part of a surplus base-closing hospital. Tours will be offered on an ongoing basis Willful defiance requires justice with consequences has to be trusted by everyone, ” he on the second and third Sunday of each month at 3:30 Moriarty of Manchester; a Deaths Elsewhere face lawsuit program to help cut the budget Save 25*^ daughter, Eileen Vallee of En­ along with instruction and love. said. deficit, but that is impractical, p.m. The tours are limited in size and require 7. Reassure your child after the comfrontation is Cummings said Lawrence con­ advance registration. In order to facilitate field; three sisters, Catherine given Manchester’s needs. Cas­ Knox of the Rockville section of James Anderson Fred Du Plessis over. Let them know of your love and support. This over criticism tributed $100 to the Democratic sano said. discussions and questions tours are limited to is often a time when young people could benefit most party last year and bought $100 ON ENTIRE STOCK OF Vernon, Margaret Flynn of Hart­ WEST PALM BEACH, Fla. JOHANNESBURG, South “ The government does not adults. To register call Community Health from sincere praise. The head of a Manchester worth of tickets to the party’s ford, and Anna Kallaugher of (AP) — Lt. Cmdr. James Ander­ Africa (AP) — Fred Du Plessis, benefit by selling those off,” he Education at the hospital. 647-6600 from 8; 30 a.m. to 8. Avoid making impossible demands on young architectural firm has threa­ Glastonbury; eight grandchild­ son, who distinguished himself in chairman of one of South Africa’s annual dinner. said, estimating revenue gener­ 4:30 p.m. people. When you recognize you have wronged tened to sue Republican “ I regret what I read very JOCKEY UNDERWEAR ren; and 11 great-grandchildren. a 1981 dogfight over the Mediter­ largest insurance companies and ated from such a sale would be them, apologize. An apology helps them to learn members of the Board of Direc­ much because it abused a good A Mass of Christian burial will ranean Sea during which two an economic adviser to the near $400,000. “ If they sell it off that we all make mistakes and need to take tors for implying his firm does not citizen, Richard Lawrence,” Catler to speak at temple be Friday at 10 a.m. at St. Bridget Libyan jets were shot down, died government, died Wednesday in a and built 40 units, they’d spend responsibility for them. have the expertise to handle plans Cummings said. “ It questions his TEE SHIRTS Church. Burial will be in St. Saturday in a skiing accident in car crash at age 57. millions and millions of dollars.” Marvin Catler, chairman of the Community 9. Always love them. Let love always be your for new municipal office space. ability and that kind of comment Bridget Cemetery. Calling hours Aspen, Colo., at age 37. Du Plessis served on President Richard S. Lawrence, presi­ Cassano says he also discussed Pkg.of3, Reg. $16.50...... *12.38 Relations Council of the Greater Hartford Jewish are Friday from 8; 30 to 9; 30 a.m. P.W.3otha’s economic advisory guide. Without love we should do nothing. It needs to on a citizen who’s earned his restrictions on usd of the houses, dent of the Lawrence Associates reputation by working and per­ Federation will be the guest speaker at Temple Beth at the Watkins Funeral Home, 142 Anderson was a radar intercept council and was one of the most be said and needs to be acted out. (I John 3; 18) which are limited to recreation Sholom Friday night at the Sabbath service. Catler Adapted from Teacher Orientation, Marcia of Manchester, has demanded forming is certainly not in keep­ BRIEFS E. Center St. officer navigating one of two prominent Afrikaner business­ retraction of statements Republi­ and education. is a National Board member of the Council for Memorial donations may be F-14S that were fired upon by two men in the nation. He was to have Kirby, Principal of The Cornerstone Christian ing with the Republican tradition “ We have a day-care program Pkg. 013, Reg. $13.50...... *10.13 Soviet Jews and will speak on the new wave of Soviet School. cans made in a March 13 letter to of clean politics.” made to Visiting Nurse & Home Soviet-made Libyan fighter delivered the main address Wed­ Town Manager Robert B. Weiss. in there right now,” he said. “ We Jewish immigration to the United States. The planes Aug. 19, 1981. A Libyan The Municipal Space Needs Care of Manchester Inc., 545 nesday at the 70th annual meeting In the letter, Republicans said call, technically, the day-care ATHLETIC SHIRTS service will be at 8:15 p.m. with an Oned Shabbat to North Main St., Manchester missile missed and the Navy of Sanlam, the company he John D. ’Thompson Study Committee, a group of and elderly day-care program Lawrence Associates does not citizens appointed by the direc­ follow. 06040. fliers returned fire. headed since 1982. The Cornerstone Christian School ‘education.’ We had to stretch the Pkg. of 3, Reg. $13.50...... *10.13 1 have “ demonstrated expertise” tors to submit new proposals for in restoration of historic fine line to get that in there. We the two facilities, recommended shouldn’t have those kinds of structures. that the town hire an architect In a letter addressed to Repub­ restrictions.” TAPERED BOXER W eather with “ demonstrated expertise in Cassano, a National League of Current Quotations iianrhpalpr Hrralft lican directors Theunis Werk­ the renovation and restoration of Reg. $6.50...... *4.88 each hoven, Ronald Osella and Geof­ Cities director, cited a survey of vintage buildings.” 7,000 group members who placed USPS 327-500 frey Naab, Lawrence cited VOL. CVIII, No. 141 The Republicans said in the drugs over housing and economic LOW RISE BRIEF “ Let us not fix assignments, let us not set Mostly sunny renovation of six historic build­ letter the Lawrence firm “ does ings in the area that his firm has issues as the No. 1 problem facing deadlines. The point at issue is the transfer of land Manchester and vicinity: Penny M. Sleffert, Publisher not have the demonstrated cities today. Reg. $5.00...... *3.75 each and other means of production to the lease-holders, Partly cloudy tonight. Low 25 to Georg* T. Ch*pp*ll Dennis M. Santoro worked on. expertise.” “ That’s significant. That’s a E ditor Advertising Director “ Since this letter has been their real control over those means ...” — Soviet 30. Light southwest wind. Becom­ real change,” he said. Douglas A. Bevins released to the newspapers and Cummings cited several area leader Mikhail Gorbachev on how the government ing mostly sunny Friday. Clouds Sheldon Cohen The number and size of drug SALE ENDS MARCH 31st Executive Editor Composing Manager publication of this particular projects Lawrence’s firm has must give farmers more control over land and crops increasing again late in the day. \ arrests in Manchester point to a Jeanne Q. Fromerth defamatory comment has been worked on since it was estab­ and allow market forces to set prices. Robert H. Hubberd need for federal officials to shift High 50 to 55. Business Manager Pressroom Manager made public, our reputation has lished in the 1940s, including their anti-drug efforts to educa­ Denis* A. Roberts Frank J. McSuvaegan been damaged,’’ Lawrence conversion of the former South “ As far as the IRS is concerned, whether we are West Coastal, East Coastal: Personnel Manager Circulation Director Manchester High School into the tion, said Cassano. answering 30 percent of the questions wrong or 40 wrote. . . “ We have a serious drug Mostly sunny. High 50 to 55. Naab conceded Wednesday Bennet Apartments for the el­ percent of the questions wrong, either number is Publlahed dally except Sunday and ceruin holldaya by the problem in our public schools,” Northwest wind 15 to 20 mph. that It was not accurate to say derly at 1146 Main St., conversion absolutely unacceptable.” — Robert LeBaube, Partly cloudy tonight. Low 30 to Manchester Publishing Co., ts Bralnard Place. Menchester, he added. Conn. 06040. Second class postage paid at Manchester. Conn. Lawrence does not have the of the old House & Hale depart­ director of taxpayer services at the Internal Federal money so far has been 35. Light southwest wind. Becom­ Postmaster. Send addreas changes to the Manchester Herald. necessary experience. ment store Into the Heritage Revenue Service, on a study that showed the agency P.O. Box sot. Manchester, Conn. 06040. directed to keeping drugs out of ing mostly sunny Friday. High Weiss last week recommended Place office condominiums on is correct only 60 percent of the time when II you don't receive your Herald by 6 p.m. weekdays or 730 the country rather than on around 50. that the town hire the Lawrence Main Street, and work on plans Men's Shop responding to questions over the telephone. a.m. Saturday*, pleas* telephon* your carrier. If you're unable education. to reach your carrier, call subscriber service at 647-9646 by 6 Associates to get cost estimates for the former Cheney Bros, Northwest Hills: Mostly sunny. Members of the Connecticut p.m. weekdays tor dslivsry In Manchester. on proposals for expanded munic- weaving mill in the Cheney "Quality and Style Since 1940" “ I’m not disappointed. Everybody says it’s hard High around 50. Northwest wind Suggested carrier rates are 91.60 weekly. $7.70 for one congressional delegation met ipal space and a new police Historic District. to fall from the top. But I’ve had a lot of good races. I 10 to 15 mph. Partly cloudy month. $23.10 lor three months. $46.20 lor six months end with Cassano and other munici­ 903 Main St., Downtown Manchester $92.40 lor one year. station to save time. Lawrence “ If the record shows that that’s thought it would hurt, but it didn’t hurt at all. So I tonight. Low 20 to 25. South wind pal leaders at a breakfast forum The Manchester Herald Is a member ol the Assodatsd Press, had drawn plans for a new so then I can’t dispute that,” don’t feel bad.” — Musher Susan Butcher, who 10 mph or less. Mostly sunny Tuesday, voicing support for Open Mon., Tues., Wed. & Sat. 9:30-5:30, Thurs. & Fri. 9:30-9:00 the Audit Bureau el Circulation*, the New England Press municipal building and expanded Naab said Wednesday at a finished second in the 1989 Iditarod Trail Sled Dog Friday. Then increasing cloudi­ Today's weather picture was drawn by Matt Denis, 11, a Association and the New England Newspaper Aasoelslion. their concerns, but warning police station last year. meeting. Race, which she won the last three years. ness. High around 45. fourth-grader at Bowers Schooi. .

4 — MANCHESTER HERALD. Thursday, Mar. 16, 1989 MANCHESTER HERALD. Thursday. Mar. 16. 1989 - 5 LOCAL I ^cited for violations in blaze LOCAL Democrats trying to break tax stalemate By Maureen Leavitt Deputy Fire Marshal Rudy Kiss- the bales were stored. the fire as an impartial party in light budget year, would go about half-way HARTFORD (A P) - State House taxes and curbs in spending growth worried about meeting the April 1 and Nancy Concelman mann said the owner, Angelo Squil- Kissmann also cited Squillante for of litigation between the town and the toward addressing the 1988-89 deficit, trucking company. Democrats hope to break a stalemate for the 1989-90 budget year beginning date. Manchester Herald lante, principal officer of Admiral, storing paper in the same building “ One of our leaders described it as and raise $247 million for 1989-90. & STA TE The state concurred with Kiss- on April 1 tax increases and get this July 1. has cooperated with him and comp­ where vehicles and equipment were & STA TE Democrats say they would still need year’s budget deficit out of the way TTie failure to reach a concensus ‘Let’s get through this and worry The owner of a Tolland Turnpike lied with state law by removing the being serviced. Several trucks and a mann’s findings of violations, Kiss­ as much as $500 million through a before they turn their attention to the Wednesday raised serious doubts about next year later,” Lavine said. recycling firm damaged by fire tanks from the area of the normal paper baler were damaged in the fire. mann said. He has not yet received combination of tax increases and Couple win $7.9 million Students brawl at SCSU 1989-90 budget year beginning July 1. about the Democrats’ ability to get “ Well, that is not going to cut it. There Monday has been cited by the Town of business operation. Kissmann said the bales have also any written report from the state, spending-growth curbs to balance the The 88-member House Democratic new taxes on the books by April 1 and is a general sense that there is a NEWINGTON (AP) — The largest check Manchester Fire Department for Squillante could not be reached for been moved from the servicing area. however. Officials with the hazardous NEW HAVEN (A P) — At least one Southern proposed $6.9 billion budget for caucus failed Wednesday to reach help erase this year’s deficit. bigger problem to be addressed.” ever issued by the Connecticut Lottery has storing heating oil and propane at the comment this morning. The federal Occupational Safety materials division of the state fire Connecticut State University student may be 1989-90. agreement on higher taxes to take Democratic leaders said they were A House vote on the measure, which gone to a Windham couple, who won almost $7.9 facility and servicing equipment in a and Health Administration will be marshal’s office could not be reached expelled and school officials are seeking to Balducci said that the “ basic Firefighters saw employees remov­ effect April 1, three months before the worried about having to deal with had been set first for Wednesday and million with a single “ Lotto” game ticket, room full of paper bales, a fire official notified of the hazards, Kissmann for comment today. close the Phi Alpha Omega fraternity after a hang-up” is trying to spell out which ing tanks of propane and oxygen from end of the current budget year, and problems in both budget years in one then for today, will be delayed at least lottery officials said. said today. said. In addition, the state Depart­ The trucking and recycling firm fight broke out between white fraternity businesses would be affected by a the building. A 509-gallon drum of help erase this year’s estimated $247 package that could total $1 billion in until next week, Balducci said. Walter and Jane Pawelkiewicz, who had the The company. Recycled Fibers of ment of Environmental Protection recently sued the town of Manchester members and several black students. proposal to put the 7.5 percent sales heating oil was also removed. million deficit. taxes and spending curbs at once — a Balducci said part of the problem only winning ticket in Tuesday night’s Connecticut, and two trucking firms, The fire, declared under control was at the scene of the fire and is over increased dumping fees at the Two students have been charged with assault lies in the fact that Democrats haven’t tax on services purchased by A nightmarish prospect when Demo­ drawing, will receive a check for $314,659 once town landfill. The firms have also and police are seeking additional arrest They planned to try again today. businesses. Anco Trucking Co. and Admiral after about an hour, was ruled an aware of the situation. crats can’t agree on a package been able to draft a clear bill yet, so a year for the next 19 years, officials said sued the town for attempting to bar warrants as a result of the melee, which They failed during a two-hour They have begun listing specific Trucking Co., are located at 260 accident. Fire officials said it was The fire, which burned for seven or totaling one-tenth of that amount. that rank-and-file members could see Wednesday. them from dumping in the landfill. A started at 1:15 a.m. Saturday when two groups caucus Wednesday when 22 of the 88 types of business that would be Tolland Turnpike. A fire broke out at probably caused by sparks from a eight hours Monday, damaged about “ I ’d prefer not to do it that way. It the specifics. “ It’s like being in a trance,” said Pawelkie­ temporary injunction against the tried to pass each other on a narrow campus House Democrats said they couldn’t covered and thereby exempting oth­ the business Monday morning, burn­ grinding machine, a worker using a 100 feet of roof on the building. makes the entire package more “ We thought it was cleaned up, we wicz, 40, when he and his wife cashed in their town allows the firms to continue footbridge, campus officials and police said support a $118 million package of tax ers. such as insurance agents and ing bales of paper and cardboard in cutting torch on equipment or an Kissmann said the state fire mar­ difficult to cope with,” said House came in here and it wasn’t totally lucky ticket. “ I ’ve been a nice person up until dumping there. Tuesday. increases that cleared a legislative travel agents. As each exemption is one area of the building. em r’ '” smoking in the area where shal’s office was asked to investigate Speaker Richard J. Balducci, D- cleaned up,” Balducci said, adding he now ... But after today I think I ’ll be an About 25 members of Phi Alpha Omega were committee last week. carved out, the package loses money. Some members said they wanted Newington, who has been trying for hopes the bill will be in final form for outstanding person.” involved in illegal hazing on the bridge when Also Wednesday, Senate Republi­ more information on how the plan weeks to get the package to the House today’s caucus. The Pawelkiewiczes disovered they were six to eight black students crossed it on their cans endorsed tax increases to close would affect businesses; others said and Senate floor. The $118 million package, which winners Tuesday night while watching Church reopens quietly; way from a campus dance, said John Mattia, a would take effect April 1, three this year’s deficit, but took a shot at they wanted to know more about how A leading liberal. Rep. David television. university spokesman. Democrats in the process. leaders plan to deal with increased Lavine, D-Durham. said he was not so months before the end of the current Lottery spokesman Ed Harrigan said there Mattia said the fight apparently didn’t start .X. have been larger jackpots than the one totaling Polish priest suspended as a racial incident but turned into one. .1 '! h' $7,866,472 that the Pawelkiewiczes won, but • U 11 II i II they have been divided among several Stafford students walk out state employees, activists winners. BRIDGEPORT (A P) — Masses at the the church under an agreement between troubled St. Michael the Archangel his superiors in Poland and Franciscan STAFFORD (AP) — The removal of Rolling Murder case can proceed Roman Catholic Church have quietly officials in Baltimore, has been in virtual Stone magazine from the school library and rally against budget cuts resumed, but the suspension of a popular seclusion at an undisclosed location in the disagreement over the school’s dress code LITCH FIELD (A P) - A Superior Court priest threatened to further inflame Bridgeport area since his removal in prompted about 200 students to walk out of judge has ruled that enough evidence exists to tension.s at the predominantly Polish December. Stafford High School. HARTFORD (AP) --Waving fake Republicans have proposed freez­ try a Torrington man for the beating death of a church. “ I have chills on my body — it’s going to The students, about one-third of the school’s $100,000 bills in support of a state ing spending at this year’s level of $6.3 young woman who allegedly mocked his looks Although church officials said Monday upset everybody.” said Halina Chmiel, population, assembled in front of the building income tax on earnings over $100,000, billion. and spurned his sexual advances. the church would reopen soon, they hadn’t one of the protest leaders, after learning about 9:30 a.m. Wednesday and marched about 600 state employees, union ’The rally was organized by the Judge Walter M. Pickett Jr. made his announced exactly when and there were about Palaszewski’s suspension. "Why is around it. School Superintendent Wayne members and issues activists rallied recently formed Unmet Needs Coali­ decision Wednesday in the case against Arthur relatively few worshipers at four early an innocent priest suffering for their Senecal said some students eventually re­ outside the state Capitol, warning tion, a collection of labor unions, and J. Werley, a 27-year-old computer operator morning Masses on Wednesday, two mistakes? He didn’t do anything wrong.” turned to classes, but he didn’t know how many •against state budget cuts and state religious, educational, and environ­ charged with the Sept. 18, 1988 slaying of celebrated in English and two in Polish, Four or five dissidents watched quietly or after how long. employee layoffs. mental groups that have fought Kimbedy Labrecque. said the Rev. James Smyka. associate from across the street Wednesday evening Principal Salvatrice Italia had removed efforts to reduce state services. Werley’s attorney entered an innocent plea pastor. as worshipers entered the church. They from the library a copy of Rolling Stone The protesters chanted, sang folk “ In the last two years, Connecticut as Werley stood by silently in Litchfield “ It was very, very emotional,” Smyka then headed to a Polish club about a block containing provocative photographs of rock songs and waved placards that read, has begun to make progress in Superior Court. said. “ The 6:30 Mass — I think I cried from the church to plot strategy for a singer Madonna. But by Wednesday, the “Fair budget” and, “No employee meeting some of the urgent needs of through half of it. It was just so good to be planned demonstration outside the church magazine was returned to the shelves. layoffs.” the homeless, the hungry and the poor GOP to sponsor student back in the church. I mean, that’s what our on Palm Sunday, the start of the holiest Students said they were angry about that “ The bottom line is that we want no of our state,” said Rev. Karl Hilgert, a business is as priests.” week in the church year. incident and about the school’s dress code. program cuts in the budget,” said spokesman for the coalition. “ We’re BOLTON — The Republican Town Commit­ About 50 worshipers attended a Lenten Parishioners who weren’t part of the Ethan Rome, a lobbyist for the here today to tell our legislators. tee will sponsor a high school junior to work for prayer service Wednesday evening. They protest said they were overjoyed by the Museum opens exhibit Connecticut Citizen Action Group. ‘Let’s not undo what we’ve begun.’” A P photo a week at a U.S. government workshop entered the church under the watchful eye church’s reopening. Some said they heard Among the leaflets circulating To balance the budget without BUDGET PROTESTS — About 600 state employees, union program in Washington. of a police officer sitting in a van parked about it by word-of-mouth, or by making The Lutz Children’s Museum is displaying an through the crowd outside the Capitol reducing services, the coalition sug­ The program will be held during the summer discreetly in a funeral home lot across the daily drives by the church since the exhibit called “ Yesterday’s Children: Grow­ Wednesday were the fake $100,000 gested sweeping tax reform, includ­ members and issues activists stage a raliy outside the state in the offices of Republican Reps. Christopher street. announcement that it would be open soon. ing Up in the Heartlands, 1900-1950.” bills, symbols of the proposed income ing the tax on those with income of Capitol Wednesday to warn against state budget cuts and Shays of Stamford. Nancy Johnson of New Police have guarded the church since it "This morning it was like a wedding, it Organized by the Kansas City Museum and tax that would bring in between $600 more than $100,000. state-employee layoffs. Britain and John Rowland of Waterbury, and was ordered closed Feb. 18 by Bishop was so joyful,” said Frances Panuczak. touring under the auspices of the Mid-America million and $700 million per year. “ Up until now. the choice has been other government officials. Edward Egan after a weeklong sit-in by "Everyone was hugging and kissing each Arts Alliance, the exhibit runs through April 27. The proposal has received scat­ levying more unfair, regressive taxes An essay contest will be held to declare the about 200 dissidents upset over the sudden. other.” It is sponsored by Northeast Savings. tered support in the General ^ r cutting needed state programs.” Highlights of action in House winner. The essay must state why the student unexplained ouster of the Rev. Roman Genevieve Kozlowski. a parishioner for Visitors can see Mickey and Minnie Mouse Assembly. said George Springer, president of the would like to attend the program. Palaszewski. 25 years and one of the protest leaders, dolls from 1935 or compare a “ Habit Training “ The $100,000 bill would: plug our 20,000-member Connecticut State HARTFORD (A P ) - Highlights of works a 7*/4-hour shift. Because of an The essay can either be submitted to the Monsignor Nicholas Grieco, a spokes­ was unaware of Wednesday’s opening. But for Children” booklet (1924) with updated deficit gap, allow us to cut unfair Federation of Teachers. action in the state House of Represen­ amendment, it goes back to the guidance office of Bolton High School or to man for Egan, said Palaszewski was she and many other protesters plan to advice from Dr. Benjamin Spock about 20 taxes, and help us meet human “ By putting tax reform on the tatives on Wednesday: Senate, where it has already been Virginia Wickersham, Republcian town chair­ suspended indefinitely for defying orders boycott services because they don’t years later. Also included in the exhibit are needs,” the leaflets said. agenda, we offer what we feel is a approved once and amended. man, 4 Dimock Lane. All essays must be from his Franciscan superiors to return to believe any of their complaints have been school books and ink bottles, graduation The protest came one day after much better course for the future of SCHOOL SMOKING: The House submitted by April 17. Poland last month. addressed, Kozlowski said. dresses, furniture and photographs. House Speaker Richard Balducci, our state.” Springer said. referred to the Public Health Commit­ NOMINATIONS: The House ap­ The winner will be awarded $125 toward “ He’s still ordained, but he cannot "They didn’t heal our wounds — Hours at the museum are Tuesday and D-Newington, said Democrats were As folk singers strummed guitars tee a bill prohibiting student smoking proved the nominations of three expenses. Tuition is $250 and transportation to function as a priest because he didn’t obey everything is the same,” she said. A P photo Wednesday, 2 to 5 p.m.; Thursday, 2 to 8 p.m.; looking to cut about $200 million from on the back of a pickup truck, the on school grounds whenever school is judges: David M. Shea of Hartford to Friday, 11 a.m. to 5 p.m.; and Saturday and in session or student activities are and from Washington will be provided. The his superior who commanded him, under " I ’m not going in there- no way.” said CHURCH REOPENS — Parishioners enter St. Michaei Gov. William A. O’Neill’s proposed crowd sang “ We Shall Overcome” the Supreme Court and Robert I. winner also will receive lodging and meals. Elizabeth Wieckowski, of Shelton, a Sunday, noon to 5 p.m. $6.9 billion budget for 1989-90. and “ This Land is Your Land.” Later, taking place. Berdon of Branford and Paul M. obedience, to return to Poland.” Grieco the Archangei Church in Bridgeport for a Lenten prayer Space also is available to students who would said “ He would not be able to say Mass or member of the parish for 15 years. “ How Admission is $1 for children and $1.25 for Democrats have also floated the protesters entered the Legislative M EAL BREAKS: The House ap­ Vasington of Norwich to the Superior like to attend at their own expense. administer the sacraments.” a re you going to pray when you can’t stand service Wednesday evening. The church, ciosed since adults. For more information, call 643-0949. idea of laying off as many as 2,000 Office Building, where their singing proved, 134-13. a bill granting 30- Court bench. All three were Palaszewski, who spent three years at this priest?” Feb. 18 because of protests, reopened quietiy. state employees. and chanting continued. minute meal breaks to anyone who reappointments. Draw a picture of what ^ Spring is to you and

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That should reduce false rainfall, cloud height, wind and Full power on shuttle zation program officials say will close completed. alarms an equal amount, he said. visibility. These stations will send Major reforms pushed more than 100 local offices. Despite the NWS assurances on He said the automated data collec­ data now collected by people to central offices for use in writing CAPE CANAVERAL, Fla. (AP) — Discov­ Wednesday, the plan is likely to tion and processing system will first ery’s astronauts, working again at full A giant supercomputer, an array of provoke criticism from some be installed in Kansas, Oklahoma, forecasts. —A supercomputer will be installed electrical power, focused cameras on Earth’s new high-tech radar and automated members of Congress. Reports ear­ Nebraska and Colorado and will be at the National Meteorological Center wounds today to probe the scars of man’s data collection systems will allow the lier this month that some NWS offices expanded to the remainder of the for Soviet agriculture agency to operate with 800 fewer might be closed led to quick com­ country once it is proven effective. in Camp Springs, Md., to provide pollution and nature’s violence. Major components of the new detailed forecasts twice a day to meat, fruits, vegetables, sugar, Flying upside down 180 miles high, the workers and 11^ local offices rather plaints from senators and representa­ fled to cities. Catastrophic fam­ than the approximately 250 now open, system will be: weather service offices for use in MOSCOW (AP) - Mikhail S. vegetable oil and some other five-man crew captured thousands of views of tives anxious to preserve jobs and ine ensued. says NWS Director Elbert W. Friday, —The Next General.,»n Weather preparing local forecasts. A Gorbachev has proposed solving Earth with television, motion picture and facilities in their home states. Ever since, farmers working staples.” —The Advance Weather Interac­ the crushing food crisis by doing standard cameras. Friday said the agency hopes to Friday said a list of the 115 Radar, which will provide more for state-owned farms have gen­ In 1988, gross Soviet farm tive Processing System, an upgraded away with centralized agricultu­ Some of the film will be edited into a study of complete the modernization program communities expected to retain offi­ detailed analysis of storms than erally delivered their yields to output rose by just 0.7 percent, computer forecasting system to be ral planning and letting farmers ecological trouble spots, areas where pollution by 1995, but promised that no local ces would be made public. However, current radar, which was installed in market at fixed prices to meet and grain harvested was only 195 installed in all 115 local offices. lease land, decide what to plant or forest clearing have left environmental office will be closed until officials are NWS spokesmen later told reporters the 1960s. The new radar can detect quotas set by the state million metric tons, 16 million The National Weather Service and sell their crops at free- wounds. convinced they can do so without that the Commerce Department had wind direction, improving the ability below the annual average to see tornadoes before they touch the Employees Organization, however, market prices. bureaucracy. Discovery’s crew pre-empted the usual hurting local forecast and warning nixed that plan and the list would not The 58-year-old Gorbachev, the achieved in 1986-87, according to was critical of the plan, saying the The Soviet president said his wake-up call from Mission Control today with services. be released. ground, Friday said. former party overseer for agri­ Washington-based PlanEcon Inc. —The Automated Surface Observ­ new equipment hasn’t been proven bold bid to gradually dismantle a tape recordings of their own. They ended their Staff cuts will be handled through Friday said the improved technol­ culture and son of a Russian Gorbachev said the ruling ing System, which will replace many effective. bulwark of Stalinism represents eight-hour sleep by radioing to Earth the theme normal attrition, Friday said, with no ogy, some of which is being tested in peasant, said conditions in some Politburo would ask the 300- “ an agrarian policy that will be music from "Star Trek,” the famed television 'm ,Cv rural regions were causing mass member Central Committee to able to restore the peasant as the series on space travel. migration to cities. make a transition to land leasing, master on the land and dependa­ He noted that farm productiv­ or allowing work collectives and bly solve the food problem.” Most mushers are still on the Iditarod trail ity is so low the country must individuals to work state-owned Gorbachev said the amount of Child care fight heats up >■ import “ large quantities of grain. farmland in exchange for a fee. 17th annual race after 11 days and back as Kaltag, 357 miles from the last year and in 1985 won the Yukon grain that rots on its way to NOME, Alaska (AP) - Musher 5'/i WASHINGTON (AP) — The Republican hours on the Iditarod Trail between finish. Quest from Whitehorse, Yukon Terri­ market due to inefficiency — 40 Susan Butcher was about 70 miles A- Bush administration and the Democratic- Anchorage and Nome, about three Nome was a partying town on tory, to Fairbanks. million tons — is equal to the from the finish line in the 1,168-mile 400,000 chickens destroyed controlled Congress are vying furiously to gain hours short of Butcher’s 1987 record victory night. The bars were packed “ The main goal was just to get here amount of grain the country must contest when she knew she wouldn’t credit for helping American families afford with residents and people who tra­ first,” said Runyan, who received import. catch Joe Runyan, who broke her time. satisfactory child care. Forty-nine mushers left Anchorage veled to the remote town of 4,300 for $50,000 of a $250,000 purse shared by He told the Communist Party’s due to high pesticide ieveis three-year winning streak in the The White House rushed a long-promised on March 4 with up to 18 dogs each. the race and the Iditarod Basketball the top 20 finishers. “ I didn’t care policy-making Central Commit­ Iditarod Trail Sled Dog Race. AP photo child-care bill to Capitol Hill on Wednesday as The race was inspired by a sled-dog Tournament. about the record.” tee on Wednesday that the “ I’ m not disappointed,’ ’ said NEW YORK (AP) - A leading brand frozen dinners. Campbell’s the Senate Labor and Human Resources relay of serum to Nome during a 1925 Runyan’s arrival in the finish chute The timing of breaks was important government must give farmers Butcher, “ Everybody says it’s hard to poultry producer destroyed routinely tests its meat for about approved, by an 11-5 margin, a rival $2.5billion diphtheria outbreak. drew crowds that dispersed after he in Runyan’s race strategy. He waited more control over land and crops, fall from the top. But I’ve had a lot of DEMONSTRATION FOR FREEDOM — estimated 100,000 people took to the 400,000 chickens in Arkansas 300 pesticides. program of direct subsidies. Butcher was followed by Rick was interviewed by reporters. He then until McGrath, 407 miles into the race, and allow market forces to set Campbell discovered levels of good races. I thought it would hurt, before taking a mandatory 24-hour Protesters carry a huge Solidarity flag as streets to mark Hungary’s 1048 revolt after discovering they were con­ Only those families making $13,000 or less but it didn’t hurt at all. So I don’t feel Swenson, who holds a record four walked into the lobby of a hotel with prices. taminated with a banned, cancer- helptachlor contamination in the would be eligible for assistance under Bush's Iditarod victories achieved over six his wife and 2-year-old daughter. layover that most mushers completed they march in front of a statue of Sandor against Austrian rule, an anniversary “ Let us not fix assignments, iet b a d .” causing pesticide, according to a Townsend chicken ranging from plan; the congressional proposal’s income years. Race watchers, some sitting atop earlier. Petoafi, a revolutionary poet of the that has become a symbol for reformers us not set deadlines. The point at Butcher. 33, of Manley, finished published report. 0 05 parts per million to 2.4 parts ceiling would be each state’s median income. Fourth-place musher Dee Dee buildings on the south side of Front Runyan said Wednesday that his demanding greater freedoms. issue is the transfer of land and second Wednesday, arriving in Nome mid-19th century, during a demonstra­ per million in its routine quality The national median for a family of four is Jonrowe finished the 22-mile stretch Street, reassembled for Butcher’s dogs were in good shape. other means of production to the with nine dogs about an hour behind tion in Budapest Wednesday. An Townsend Poultry Products control testing. $32,777. of trail between Safety and Nome at arrival an hour later. “ We’ve gone over 200 miles in 24 lease-holders, their real control Runyan, 40, of Ncnana. and his team finished destroying the chickens The level considered safe by the “ It’s not a question of whether or not we’re 10:47 p.m. Wednesday, with 36 other “ It feels good to be at the end,” said hours,” he said. “ The Alaska husky is over those means ...” he said. Wednesday in the most serious U.S. Department of Agriculture of 12. unlike any animal on Earth." going to do something on child care this year, Runyan crossed the finish line in the teams strung along the route as far Runyan, who won Europe’s Alpirod Central Committee approval, incident of pesticide contamina­ is 0.3 parts per million. but the direction it’s going to take, ” said Sen. which is expected, would put tion in the history of Arkansas’ $3 Investigators in the Agricul­ Dan Coates, R-Ind., as the Senate panel worked 100,000 rail against Soviets Gorbachev’s proposals into effect billion poultry industry. The New ture Department and the Food toward approval of the measure drafted by immediately. Practically, how­ York Times reported in today’s and Drug Administration believe Sen. Chris Dodd, D-Conn., and co-sponsored by Court blocks execution ever, replacing the current sys­ editions. the contamination was caused by about 40 Senate colleagues, including a handful tem with ones that allow farmers The discovery in January of the sorghum seeds sprayed with of Republicans. appeal for the February conviction. The in an unprecedented protest to choose and pay for their own presence of the pesticide heptach- heptachlor and sold illegally as LITTLE ROCK, Ark. (AP) - Mass same court Monday rejected Whitmore’s seed, equipment and fertilizer lor led the company to destroy the feed grain, the Times reported. murderer R. Gene Simmons is back on petition, claiming he lacked standing. will take time. chickens over the last month at its “ I’ve been feeding chickens ‘Deep Inequalities’ cited death row today after a fellow inmate BUDAPEST, Hungary (AP) - Thousands of A five-hour march through the capital to symbolic Whitmore filed the petition with Justice Leasing experiments have north-central Arkansas plant. since 1963, and nothing like this persuaded the U.S. Supreme Court to block people, some chanting “ Russians go home,’ sites of the 1848 revolution, which Austria crushed in NEW YORK (AP) — They’re twice as likely Harry Blackmun on Tuesday and Black- been going on for a year, but The contamination was disco­ has ever happened to me,” said Simmons’ execution for the slayings of 14 marched in twilight across the Danube River to 1849 with the help of Russian troops, was followed in to die at birth. The survivors have shorter, mun referred it to the entire court on approval of the plan would make vered in meat that was being Mary A. Strain, who raises family members. demand Hungary's full independence and celebrate the evening by a candlelight procession across a harsher lives. They have twice the trouble Wednesday. GREEN CARNATIONS leasing standard rather than the delivered to the Campbell Soup chickens for the company. “ I’m Simmons’ execution by lethal injection its first small steps toward democracy. Danube bridge and up a steep road to the Castle Hill. getting jobs, are three times more likely to be The order to stop the execution was exception. Co. plant at Fayetteville. The worried people might get the poor and will endure more crime and divorces. had been set for today, five weeks after he issued Wednesday without dissent or Police made no move all day to interfere with the Gorbachev called food shor­ Campbell plant processes wrong idea and stop eating In an America that is far from colorblind, the was convicted of the 1987 Christmastime comment. 990 each / An estimated 100,000 people took to the streets of marchers. tages “ our society’s biggest killings. The 48-year-old Simmons says he Pro-democracy activist Sandor Szilagyi, one of chickens for use in Swanson- chicken.” quality of life for blacks is getting worse in Reaction from state and local officials the capital on Wednesday to mark Hungary’s 1848 wound.” Meat, sugar and many wants to die and has refused to appeal his the organizers of Wednesday’s mass march through some areas from cradle to grave, according to came swiftly. revolt against Austrian rule, an anniversary that other foodstuffs must be rationed conviction. Win a color T.V?i the capital, said this was a sign the Communist recent studies detailing gaps between blacks “ The ruling came as a complete shock to has become a symbol for reformers demanding in numerous Soviet regions. A A A A A A A Jonas Whitmore, who is appealing his in our greater freedoms. Party was sincere about taking steps toward and whites. me and I don’t understand it, ” Gov. Bill In an acknowledgement that “ There are still deep inequalities between 1987 death penalty and conviction, filed the Clinton said Wednesday. Unlike in previous years, when authorities democracy. one of his earlier attempts to petition, contending that Simmons’ execu­ 10th Anniversary In past years, large numbers of police escorted the races.” said Billy Tidwell, director of “ Very, very surprised, frustrated,” was cracked down on celebrations, the anniversary this rejuvenate Soviet agriculture S t e v e K ’s tion — which would have been the first in year was declared a public holiday and both demonstrators at unofficial gatherings or forcibly research for the National Urban League in state Attorney General Steve Clark’s Celebration had failed, Gorbachev proposed Washington. “ The nation cannot allow such a Arkansas in a quarter-century - could response. “ I actually didn’t think the government and opposition rallies took place dispersed them and detained protest leaders. In (Formerly the BKASS KEY) bring this coupon abolishing a superagency created significant part of its citizenry to experience have repercussions for other death row Supreme Court would issue a stay.” peacefully across the nation. 1986, the State Department protested violent a in 1985 to oversee the farm sector. 829 Main St. inmates. In Budapest, thousands of people sporting police crackdown on a March 15 rally. Manchester such disadvantages.” In Russellville, where Simmons was The Central Committee began The cheerless picture for blacks, reinforced Arthur Allen, Whitmore’s attorney, said arrested on Dec. 28, 1987, after killing two national emblems marched, listened to poetry and In a further sign of Hungary’s recent reforms and a two-day meeting Wednesday the U.S. Constitution requires an appeal in greater independence from Moscow, no Soviet-style in a report released Wednesday by the U.S. residents in a shooting rampage, the folk songs and chanted slogans during rallies and largely devoted to agricultural St. Patrick’s Day Special all death cases. 36 Oak St. 649-0791 Manchester other events held throughout the day. red flags hung anywhere in the capital for the first Department of Health and Human Services, opinion voiced against the Supreme Court reform, seeking ways to increase can begin before birth. The state Supreme Court ruled on Friday ruling was stronger. Delivery to Greater Hartford daily J. Michael Orlowski Crowds applauded calls for an independent time on any national holiday in three decades. the food supply and improve Corneid beef & that Simmons is competent to waive his The day amounted to one of the biggest Hungary, the withdrawal of Soviet troops, free dreary rural life. cabbage w/boiled potato & baby carrots elections and a multi-parly system and expressed outpourings of nationalist pride since another When Josef V. Stalin forced solidarity with jailed activists in neighboring East unsuccessful Hungarian revolt, the anti-Soviet from 11:00 am - 3 pm $ 3 .9 9 uprising of 1956, was crushed by Russian tanks. agricultural collectivization in bloc countries. the 1930s on a populace that was (from 3:00 pm - 7:30 pm) $ 4 .7 5 80 percent agrarian, millions of peasants were deported to Sibe­ 643-8609 - X REPOSSESSED ,a\ Secret aid arranged by U.S. ria and other remote regions or Come & Celebrate Pianos & Organs for Contras detailed at trial •& New Haven dealer closes its doors - all WASHINGTON (AP) - The committees that foreign coun­ quid pro quo, is there?” Reagan administration’s secret tries were providing support to “ No.” merchandise on display at the Quality Inn in aid to Honduras in exchange for the Contras but that the State The Honduran arrangement GARDENS supporting the Contras is figuring Department official didn’t know was made near the beginning of a 168 Woodland St. • 643 •8474 I* Vernon heavily in Oliver North’s defense which ones, two-year span in which the Open a am - 6 pm Dally McFarlane acknowledged he so-called the Boland Amendment against charges he lied to CHRYSANTHEMUMS BALDWIN & OTHER NAME BRANDS took no steps to inform Congress prohibited U.S. military aid to the Congress. ^ S T . 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01989 SEATTLE Medicare Her daughter needed more information POSTTNTELLIGENCER n o r t h AMERICA SYNDICATE \ / Competition DEAR ABBY: I DEAR JANE: That’s what I’m here who fly for little or nothing and are would lik e to t^'ll for. constantly visiting my wife and me. pays for “ Grandmother at 33,” They expect to be wined and dined, whose 16-year-old DEAR ABBY: Each year you print housed and entertained. They borrow daughter is about to Dear Abby a list of suggested items to buy an our car, drink our alcohol and eat our for students easy chairs become a mother, that older person for Christmas. I would food. As a further insult, they may her advice is too little, Abigail Van Buren like to add another suggestion. I work say, “ I ’m low on cash, but since I had A too late. for a company doing its insurance. We five days off, I thought it would be nice She said: “ You are have a large group of retirees. I see to spend them with you.” is unsettiing By Jack Anderson about to become a how these people suffer after they’re Abby, I’m no Scrooge, and I’m no and Dale Van Atta mother at 16. Isn’t that 65 years old, with no financial help for wimp, either. I enjoy company as nice? Don’t expect me medication from Medicare or insu­ much as anyone else, but how would AP photo WASHINGTON — When it comes to to be at your beck and cali. I ’ll tually and financially equipped to rance policies. you like to deal with these users? Bolton’s predicament over the possible loss slashing the federal budget, maybe baby-sit only when it’s convenient.” handle the responsibility of parent­ A gift certificate from their local PO’D IN SCOTTSDALE of Willington students from Bolton High the government should stop buying FRENCH REVOLUTION — British These are “ words of wisdom” from hood. We didn’t postpone having a pharmacy where they purchase their thousands of overstuffed recliner a mother? Where was she when her baby because our careers came first. actress Jane Seymour, in her role as School raises a question about the economic drugs would be a very good gift. D E A R P O ’D: When these “ friends” chairs for Medicare patients. daughter needed advice on how not to Neither my husband nor I has a Queen Marie Antoinette in “The French viability of operating separate high schools in call you to tell you they are coming, Medical-supply companies bonn- get pregnant? I don’t mean just high-pressure Job, nor do we want I hope you think this is worth towns that do not have populations of their inform them you are going — to be Revolution," a new television blockbus­ bard Medicare recipients with hard­ contraception, but how to say “ NO” in them. My husband is a school-teacher printing. busy. Forgive me if I sound like a ter to mark the anniversary of the own large enough to support the schools. sell pitches for $900 motorized seat-lift the first place! If this is her oidest who loves children. And my fondest ANN CAGLE, Q broken record, but no one can be The idea of neighborhood schools, of which chairs — recliners that lift and tip child, she too was pregnant at 16, so I dream was to be called “ Mommy.” ASHBORO, N.C. uprising. She co-stars with her own imposed upon without his consent. the local high school is one example, is forward to make it easier for a person guess you can’t teach what you don’t But we didn’t meet and fall in love daughter Katie, 7, who plays the to get out of the chair. Aggressive know. until we were in our 30s. Queen’s daughter, the Princess Ma­ something for which people have high regard. CONFIDENTIAL TO J.S. IN VIR ­ salespeople suggest that the owner of I am particularly angry because I We have a sad situation in this DEAR ANN: Why not? It’s just Local automony, in education, as in GINIA BEACH: The deed has been dame Royale, in the production due to the chair can watch television in more am 38 and childless. My husband and I country where children are having what the doctor ordered. done. Sleep well. premier in Paris in October. everything else, is thought to be precious. comfort and “ at no charge! ” have been trying to have a baby for children, and couples like us who But consider what seems to be happening in There is a charge, but the taxpayers eight years without success. would give anything to adopt a child DEAR ABBY: Please say some­ are paying it. A recent investigation We have a beautiful home with a are told by the adoption agencies that thing on behalf of us who reside in Bolton. popular cities such as Scottsdale, New The town of Willington is apparently on the by Richard Kusserow. inspector spare room that we have been hoping we are ‘’too old.” Dear Abbv'f Cookbooklet It a collection of general- of the Health and Human and praying to fill one day with a crib I know there’s nothing you can do York City and Los Angeles and who favorite recipes — all tested, tried and PEOPLE verge of deciding whether to continue sending have this problem. I ’m sure I ’m not terrifficl To order, send your name and Services Department, reveals that and toys. Ours is a good strong about my problem, but I had to get this address, plus check or money order for S3.50 any new students to Bolton High School,^ Medicare often buys the mechanized marriage based on love, respect and off my chest. alone. to: Abbv's Cookbooklet, P.O. Box 447, Mount because it can send them to Windham High lounge chairs for people who don t sharing. We are emotionally, intellec- JANE IN LONG ISLAND I ’m refering to my airline friends Morris III. 61054. (Postage Is Included.) Lansbury relied on surgery School, or to E.O. Smith School in Mansfield, need them. Our associate Jim Lynch NEW YORK (AP) — Actress Angela obtained an unreleased copy of the and pay a lower tuition. WlT OF THE WORLD Lansbury says she has relied on cosmetic draft investigative report. Several The formula by which Bolton currently sets surgery for more than 20 years to help her firms make and distribute the chairs, Read your vehicle’s tailpipe remain a leading lady. the tuition for out-of-town students puts the but the probe focused on the sales j KAMBIZ The most recent operation was a 1986 neck figure at $4,812. Mansfield sets its figure at practices of Queen City Home Health < Oberhausen Bush looks to wisdom of Yogi £ WEST GERMANY tuck, she said in April’s McCall’s magazine. Care of Cincinnati. ; $3,500 and Windham, at about $3,600. This, along with losing 20 pounds, enabled the The company uses television, news- , Willington has every right to save its -o to determine engine problem 63-year-old actress to spruce up Jessica papers and toll-free telephone j c taxpayers money. As long as it is not violating >. Fletcher, the mystery writer she portrays in numbers to market its lift chairs. The j to By Tom Raum Bush seldom quotes literary figures or are thoroughly warmed up, the the “ Murder, She Wrote” television series. a contract with Bolton, there is no reason it chairs are so popular that Queen City » Bv Peter Bohr little white clouds from the She said she had a facelift before opening in should not send students elsewhere. Democratic presidents. When it comes to former needs more than 60 telephone opera- . Road & Track Magazine WASHINGTON — While presidents Keeping Your tailpipe should disappear. If they 1966 in “ Marne,” the role for which she won the Bolton has every right to charge out-of-town tors to field incoming calls from^ its ; traditionally have quoted illustrious chief executives, he shows a clear preference for don’t, there’s something ominous first of her four Tony awards. huge target audience — the nation’s 33 ; Have you read your car’s students a tuition equivalent to the cost of predecessors, President Bush has C ar Alive going on, probably a “ blown head The next surgery was in 1969 ‘ ‘to get rid of the Republicans Abrahiam Lincoln and Theodore million Medicare recipients. * tailpipe lately? educating students from its own town. been sprinkling his speeches with the gasket.” little puffy bags that I’d always had under my In one year alone. 1985, th e ; It’s no Stephen King novel, but observations of Winston Churchill, Roosevelt. , A head gasket, usually a thin eyes,” she said. Windham, Mansfield and Tolland, which is government paid for about 700,000 ^ it can tell you a lot about your Yogi Berra and Woody Allen. sheet of compressible material, She said she had her neck and chin redone in also vying for the students, have every right But most of all, he quotes Churchill — when he s chairs — a cost of $63 million. \ engine’s health, especially if your Bush, whose own syntax is some­ forms a seal between the bottom 1976. to seek students from Willington if such an Seat-lift chairs have been covered car was built before 1975. even when the engines are times a trifle fractured, seems most not quoting Berra. Look at the surface inside the running Just fine. But whether or half of the engine (the block) and She said she wanted to talk openly about the arrangement would help their respective high at home quoting Berra, often repeat­ by Medicare as “ durable medical : tailpipe, about a half-inch from not a car has a catalytic conver­ the top half (the cylinder head). A operations because “ cosmetic surgery ing the baseball luminary's conten­ equipment” since 1978, and there is no ; schools. the tip. If it’s colored a nice light ter, you still shouldn’t feel depos­ number of holes are punched in shouldn’t be Just the secret of actresses and tion that “ you can observe a tot by just because of his devotion to the doubt that some people need them. > There is no conformity in the cost of But most of all, he quotes Churchill JC gray or even white, your engine is its of oil or sludge inside the the gasket that allow water and socialites now that it’s available to anyone who environment. But the federal government and even .g> education and there can be none if local watching." — when he’s not quoting Berra. *c very fit indeed. But if the surface tailpipe. oil to circulate in their respective wants it and can afford it.” “ That master linguist ... Oh, I love some doctors have carelessly abdi­ He told the United Negro College But Yogi Berra? a is black, you can bet your And no matter if your car has a passages between the head and autonom y in education is to be preserved. cated responsibility for deciding who o to quote Y ogi," Bush told a recent Fund: “ As an undergraduate I came “ He’s been quoting Yogi Berra for a catalytic convertor or not, you block. But competition within public education those pepple are. u engine’s not at its best. audience of college students. to grasp what Churchill talked about long time,” Brady said. “ He’s very Put your finger inside the pipe can also tell a lot about the state of Sometimes the gasket will tear, Hoffman postpones debut The president often injects Berra The furniture distributors make does not make sense. In competition there are when he said: ‘Personally, I am much a favorite of the president’s.” and rub it around a little. If you the engine’s health by observing which allows water from the quotes into his prepared speeches, The speech writer suggested that part their pitch directly to the consumer. LONDON (A P) — Actor Dustin Hoffman has winners and there are losers. If public high always ready to learn, though I do not feel grease and sludge, the engine what comes out of the tailpipe. radiator to get into places it much as he did during his presidential of it might be Bush’s background as He or she decides the chair would be a postponed his British stage debut in “ The schools compete, the taxpayers will all be always enjoy being taught.’ ’’ is burning oil — a serious malady After the engine is warmed up, shouldn’t be — like in the campaign — joking with audiences captain of the Yale University base­ nice item to own, especially if cylinders. Water that’s meant to Merchant of Venice” to stay with his losers in the long run, paying more to educate someone else pays the bill. The doctor that will require major surgery to put the transmission in neutral or 81-year-old father, who is in a coma in about “ pairing off in threesr” And. in his budget message to ball team in 1948. replace worn piston rings, valve park and stand behind your car circulate within the engine is then less because school populations are too small. During his campaign. Bush fre­ Audiences usually laugh when Bush is often the last one to know. Doctors forced out the exhaust system California. Congress: “ We shall not fail or falter. merely sign on the dotted line of a guides and other parts. while someone guns the throttle The situation in Bolton makes the idea of a quently borrowed Berra’s “ it seems quotes Berra, but he’s had less luck so with the exhaust gasses. The Rehearsals ware to start Wednesday in the We shall not weaken or tire. Give us form sent to them by the distributor But if you only find soft, black pedal. You should see very little, southwest England city of Bath, but Hoffman regional high school more attractive because like deja vu all over again," and told the tools, and we will finish the job.” far with Woody Allen. carbon, the chances are it’s a if any, smoke. If the car belches tell-tale signs of a blown head of how “ no one” frequents a particu­ In a speech to drug enforcement after the consumer is hooked. gasket are visible moisture from flew to the United States, said Lee Gottsegen, a participating towns share proportionately in Those are among the dozen or so In most sales. Medicare recipients much less serious disorder — the out bluish-colored smoke, you’re lar restaurant any more — because agents in New York last week. Bush the tailpipe on dry, warm days, spokesman for the family. The play was to references to Churchill that have get the chair at little or no cost. engine is running too rich, which driving an oil burner. If it’s dark the cost and there is no competition for the lines to get in are so long. said: “ Perhaps you heard Woody and a mysterious disappearance have a two-week run in May before moving to cropped up in recent Bush speeches. Medicare then pays the seller di­ Dr. Gott simply means it’s burning too black, then the engine is running students. President Reagan often quoted Allen’s wry observation: ’Organized of water (or coolant) from the London’s West End. Bush speech writer Robert Grady rectly, and the current rate is $891.95 a much gas. Adjusting the fuel too rich. former Democratic Presidents crime in America takes in over $40 Peter Gott, M.D. radiator. “ Dustin is by his father’s bedside. He is said the president admired Churchill chair. One investigator suggests that injection or carburetor is the Have you ever noticed that on taking things day by day at the moment. We do Franklin Roosevelt and John F. and that the late British prime billion a year and spends very little on cure. When that’s done, you’ll some days little white clouds of Blown head gaskets are quite Kennedy and authors famous and office supplies.’” $636 would make more sense, based on common, but you shouldn’t take not know what is going to happen next,” fflaurlirstrr l^pral^ minister “ was such a gifted speaker” the value of the chair. But Queen City probably notice the car’s fuel water vapor come out the tail­ Gottsegen said. not-so-famous. that many of his phrases fit naturally The remark was greeted by silence. economy will improve. pipe? That’s normal — at least one lightly. Enough water can Bush seldom quotes literary figures “ Philosopher that he is,” Bush argues that its top-dollar advertising leak into a cylinder to fill it The actor’s father, Harry Hoffman, suffered Foundad In 1881 into the president’s speeches. Most cars built after 1975 by before the car is really warmed or Democratic presidents. When it added sheepishly. costs warrant a reimbursement rate overnight. The next morning a stroke two weeks ago, the spokesman said. Grady said Bush quotes Lincoln and of more than $1,200 per chair. catalytic converters in their up. Remember, if the engine and penny M...... '’“‘’Edl’tor comes to former chief executives, he Teddy Roosevelt a lot, because “ they exhaust systems to help reduce catalytic converter are function­ when you try to start the car, the shows a clear preference for Republi­ Tom Raum covers the White House Investigators were disturbed by starter will crank the engine until fit in with his agenda: ” Lincoln for the what they see as a trend toward the nasty byproducts of the ing properly, the stuff coming out Long didn’t want children cans Abraham Lincoln and Theodore politics of inclusion and Roosevelt for The Associated Press. Son is fortunate combustion process — carbon the tailpipe should mostly be the piston is stopped by the slug of Roosevelt. Medicare “ consumerism” where the water. That could put a hole in the NEW YORK (AP) - Actress Shelly Long, patients, not the doctors, are deciding monoxide, hydrocarbons and ni­ carbon (lioxide and water vapor. trous oxide — that pollute the air. And Just as you see your breath on piston, bend a connecting rod or mother of a 4-year-old daughter, says she was what they need based on a high- break the crankshaft, any of adamant when she first told her husband that pressure advertising pitch. surgery worked When thesb substances flow from a cool or humid day, you see your the engine through the converter, car’s “breath” on such a day which are a lot more expensive to she wouldn’t have children. Investigators discovered that phy­ fix than a bad head gasket. “ In fact, it was the source of one.of our first Open Forum sicians often authorize chairs for they’re oxidized to produce harm­ because the atmosphere is unable D EAR DR. GOTT: Our son, 29, had a«pre-and less carbon dioxide and water. to absorb the excess moisture big arguments,” Long said in April’s McCall’s year, town budgets seem patients they have not seen in years, tickets an hour, and $20 times 260 times post-operative diagnosis of giant multilobe aneu­ However, the tailpipes of cars coming from the tailpipe. magazine. “ I said, ‘Look, I ’ve wanted to have a I said before. Spencer Street is already automatic pilot. or have never seen. When asked if a 24 hours results in a potential income of rysm of basilar artery. He had a craniotolmy with equipped with catalytic conver­ Once the engine, catalytic Peter Bohr is a syndicated career all my life. And now that it’s taken off. too busy. Now use your head: With a new When one criticizes school funds, one is chair was part of the prescribed Prestigious gaiiery $124,800 per day for the company. clipping of basilar aneurysm. I ’m not allowed in the ters always seem to look black. converter and exhaust system columnidt. ' ( I ’m not going to give it up to have a baby.’” hotel and a new office building. neither of labeled anti-education. But some of our treatment for his patient, one doctor The machine takes a picture of the medical library so am unable to find out what this all Long said she and Bruce Tyson “ made a them far from all the stores, banks and representatives have finally seen the told investigators, “ The patient now on Main Street offending motorist and sends the photo contract that he would consider not having eating places, what do you really think light — that taxation is always hidden wanted the chair and her daughter felt means. Can you help? with the ticket to the home of the children and marrying me anyhow... and that I To the Editor: will happen? Probably one accident behind a plea for education. But are it would help when mom is in the living vehicle’s owner. This radar sy.stem does D EAR READER: The basilar artery is one of the would consider having children. every hour. students really the beneficiaries? room watching TV.” Enticing charge card users “ I don’t think Bruce ever kept his part of the Manchester area residents should be A man who is on the zoning board was not stop the drunken driver but merely large arteries supplying the base of the brain at the In Texas, one contracted Medicare deal. But you know what? I ’m really glad he aware of the opening of a new. to call me and come to have a talk with takes a picture of a disaster waiting to back of the head. When a weakened portion of the Lorraine Mans carrier trimmed its chair purchases By the Editors didn’t. Juliana, she’s the very best,” Long said prestigious art gallery which had me Friday, but he never showed up. Now happen Brookfield Road, Bolton from $7.3 million to $10,700 a year. arterial wall balloons out from the pressure within The motivation of cities using the of Consumer Reports of her daughter. several hundred people at its grand you can see how they care for us senior How? Simply by reminding doctors the vessel, the condition is called an aneurysm. Consumer Reports citizens. We are getting older and-they "photoradar” system must be put in Aneurysms can rupture, causing bleeding into the opening last Sunday afternoon. The that misrepresentation of the facts on Charge-card marketers have found a new carrot probably say. ’’Well, these people; in question. Is it safety or money? brain. Therefore, once discovered, they are usually Reagan visits his ranch Wakeen Merrill Galleries, located at 983 Nation’s veterans a Medicare claim is fraud and could to entice customers — travel benefits. Now, if you Main St., features fine art paintings, their 70s will probably be dead before the surgically treated. As you can imagine, this is a Carl Fors, Vice President result in civil penalties. Suddenly use the right card, you can be covered for collision Most of the cards in Consumer Reports Travel SANTA BARBARA, Calif. (AP) - Former sculpture, etchings and porcelain. hotel is built, so why should we care?” mark historic day delicate operation during which the skull must be Snooper Radar Detectors their patients didn’t need as many damage when you rent a car. You can even earn Letter’s study offered collision coverage. For the President Reagan visited his mountaintop The works of Sandra Wakeen. local Yes. we may not be living, but please opened (craniotomy) and the diseased artery Dallas. Texas chairs. frequent-stay points and frequent-flier mileage best deal, look for a card that offers international ranch for the first time since leaving the White artist, and Keith Merrill, local sculptor, think of the younger ones and newer To the Editor: identified. Then it is clipped or tied so that it cannot The inspector general’s report says every time you charge. coverage (this is especially valuable since most House and went for a trail ride atop a gift horse, are among the offerings. Other fine area seniors who will be living here when we it’s time for the Health Care Finance burst. Wednesday. March 15, was a historic To see how these “ travel” charge cards stack up. personal automobile insurance doesn’t cover a spokesman said. artists represented are John Benn. are gone. Remember, the world goes on_ Administration to reconsider whether I think that you son was fortunate to have had a day for our nation’s 27 million veterans. successful outcome from such dangerous surgery. the editors at Consumer Reports Travel Letter foreign driving), pays regardless of whether your Reagan and his wife, Nancy, arrived at their Barbara Kirschner, Ken Wakeen, Bar­ Think, think and think some more of School pleas hide the chairs qualify as “ durable medi­ It marked the transition of their agency, Ask the neurosurgeon to explain in detail exactly studied the costs and benefits of two dozen. Some, personal automobile policy will and has a minimum 635-acre Rancho del Cielo on Tuesday and were bara Jenkins, John Traynor, Roger others. cal equipment.” The HCFA defines the Veterans Administration, to the what he did during the operation and what, if any, concluded the editors, offer extras of enough value ceiling of $15,000. to stay through Friday, said Mark Weinberg, DiTarando, Bernie Boucher. Robert increases in taxes that as equipment “ primarily and Department of Veterans Affairs and precautions your son should take to avoid further to make them a good choice for many frequent If you’re interested in racking up more spokesman for the ex-president. Norzika. Sue Wakeen and E. Berry. Mary Jarvis customarily used to serve a medical To the Editor: elevates VA to the president’s Cabinet. trsvclcrs* frequent-flier mileage, consider the card sponsored Upon their arrival, Reagan was presented While I was duly impressed with the 62 Pascal Lane, Manchester purpose and... is not useful to a person difficulty. In making this change. Congress and There are two types of charge cards vying for by the airline on which you fly regularly. American, with a black thoroughbred measuring 16.2 fine art. I was almost more impressed in the absence of illness or injury.” I agree with Mr. Tucci (in his letter the president recognized what we in the DEAR DR. GOTT: I’ve been getting insectllke travelers’ loyalties — travel-and-entertainment Continental-Eastern, Pan Am and United are hands, a gift from the Royal Canadian Mounted with the transformation of a rather old, Investigators wonder how the deluxe March 13) that excessive wage demands VA have long known; Military veterans bites on my scalp, forehead and legs. I thought fleas cards (American Express, Carte Blanche, Diners among those that offer one. Usually, you earn one Police, Weinberg said 1 serviceable office area into a beautifully ‘Photocop’ reason: of schools are not helping our students. recliners every passed that test. Club), which require you to pay your bill in full each mile of flight credit for each $1 of purchase charged. The horse was given to Reagan to acknowl­ appointed art gallery which one would /(who, with their families, constitute a might be the problem but I ’m the only one in the Taxation has lost its purpose. month, and MasterCards and Visas sponsored by an That can add up quickly. For example, if you charge edge “ the close friendship” the Canadian expect to find in a cosmopolitan area. third of our population) deserve repres­ family affected. They appear in the morning or Safety or money? Now, as I survey many towns Job shuffle airline or hotel chain (for example, TWA V isa). $10,000 a year to your card, you’ll earn 10,000 miles. government feels toward the 40th president, Many works had been sold by the end of entation at our highest level of govern­ evenings and last two to three days. Should I call a presenting their school budgets, I am ment. Their contribution to our way of A top Census Bureau director dermatologist or a fumigator? One of the most valuable travel extras available is (That’s in addition to the mileage earned for taking Weinberg said. Sunday’s event, but I am sure that they To the Editor: more convinced than ever. Confessions life and their needs influence people and accused by one of his employees of coverage for collision damage. This can save you $5 the flight.) According to the editors, who estimate “ He rode it for the first time on Wednesday will be replaced by equally fine art. are being made that huge proportions of to $11 a day when you rent a car. In fact, collission that a frequent-flier mile is worth about 2 cents, that and he enjoyed it very much,” the spokesman Much success should follow for Sandra The recent Associated Press article events far beyond the bounds of sexual harassment has been quietly DEAR READER: Fleas often preferentially increased budgets are the result of coverage is becoming such a popular credit-card bonus mileage is the equivalent of about $200. said. and Keith in their new endeavor. The concerning the use of ’ ’photoradar, ’’veterans’ affairs.” moved to a new job. Last month we attack one or two members of a family. Therefore, increased salaries and benefits. ■ Veterans are served by the nation’s benefit that the end may be in sight for the collision Hotel chains, too, have dived into the credit-card gallery is open during the week, and I although informative, was somewhat reported the story of Evelyn Hudson, while you could be suffering from the tiny, raised, I am delighted that teachers are largest hospital system, which plays whose complaints about her boss, itchy lesions caused by these parasites, you should damage waiver (CDW) sold by rental car business. For each dollar charged on a Marriott urge everyone to enjoy this wonderful limited in scope. . companies. All the travel-and-entertainment cards Ellerbee to Join CNN reaching their worth, for I have been a vital national roles in medical education Robert Bartram, had led to an first see a dermatologist. If he agrees that fleas are Visa, say, or a Sheraton Designer MasterCard, Main Street enterprise. Of the 80,000 radar guns used m this offer it, while MasterCard and Visa provide it with you’ll earn one or more points in the chain’s substitute for them many years and their and research. * investigation. Census Bureau Direc­ the problem, you can then call an exterminator to WASHINGTON (AP) - Journalist Linda country, only two of the ’’photoradar frequent-stay program. These benfits are about worth cannot be measured. ■ Veterans buying homes through the tor John Keane concluded that kill the fleas in your living quarters and on your some of their premium cards. i Ellerbee, who won an Emmy for her work on an Mary Blish systems are still in use. The use of equal to the 2 percent level of airline cards. It is administrative salaries and how VA-guaranteed home-loan prograrn are Bartram had used bad judgment, but animals. , , , ^ ABC-TV news program, is Joining Cable News 9 Laurel St., Manchester “ photoradar” in previous locations in Diners Club is the only travel-and-entertainment they are given that bothers me. Superin­ a major economic force in the national Keane took no other action. We have On the other hand, your “ bites” could be due to an Network as a regular commentator. the country has been discontinued due to card offering travel credit that you can convert to tendents’ salaries range from $60,000 to real estate, home building and mortgage learned that after our report, Bar­ allergy to something in your environment. The She will contribute essays three times a constitutional questions and public out­ either frequent-flier mileage (accepted by six $70,000 regardless of school populations. lending industries. tram was transferred to a new dermatologist can advise you. Our Language week, CNN said Wednesday. cry. Presently, only Paradise Valley, airlines) or frequent-stay points (accepted by six Then there is the superintendent of South ■ Veterans continue to be a major division where he no longer super­ Terms of the contract, which calls for Hotel and offices Ariz and Pasadena. Calif., use this hotel chains.) But you don’t earn as many miles or Windsor who, through arbitration, just force in the financing of higher education vises Hudson. At a private meeting to DEAR DR. GOTT: I’m a body builder and take Ellerbee to begin March 20, were not disclosed. system, and both are embroiled in legal points as you would from a card sponsored by the add traffic hazard received a 24 percent raise for the next through their participation in popular GI tell Bartram about the transfer. protein powder and capsules containing lysine and Ellerbee was a guest commentator last year entanglements. In Pasadena, all tickets airline or hotel chain. two years, bringing him from $70,200 to Bill education assistance programs. Census Bureau officials said it had phenylalanine, 1,000 milligrams each. Is this QUESTION: You wrote: “ Recreant acts co­ during CNN’s coverage of the national political issued by this $50,000 ’’photoradar As with any charge card, you should consider its To the Editor: $86,800, just $2,700 away from the cost of We at the regional office in Hartford nothing to do with our report and that wardly or unfaithful.” Shouldn’t that be “ coward” conventions and on election night. system have been dismissed, and in harmful? total cost — annual fee, finance charges and grace a United States congressman and $8,800 welcome the historic change and are they were not changing their opinion or unfaithful” ? “ I found I like being on CNN. I ’m glad they Paradise Valley, the Arizona Supreme period — before you sing on the dotted line. Most I still say there should be no hotels built above our governor’s salary. Congress proud to be a part of the nation’s newest that Bartram was innocent of sexual D EAR READER: Lysine and phenylalanine are want me as a regular,” Ellerbee said. Court will hear motions to terminate use travel-sponsored bank cards have high interest in back of Friendly’s, because of traffic rejected pay raises, some of our top state Cabinet department. Our employees harassment. They simply said he was amino acids, two of the many compounds that make ANSWER: When the verb act means “ behave” or From 1975 to 1986, Ellerbee was at NBC in that city. Both cities have found the rates — from 17 to 20 percent — and several have an hazards. _ ^ officials earning $50,000 did the same, marked the day by doing our jobs and needed elsewhere. up protein. Protein powder, with or without these “ appear,” it’s followed by predicate adjectives News, where she anchored and wrote the news ’’photocop” to be extremely expensive in annual fee of $45. If you usually defer payment on a Across from the Ponderosa eating yet school salaries march on! serving veterans with renewed pride and two amino acids, is a harmless nutritional describing the subject of the sentence. You’re right magazine “ Weekend” and “ Summer Sunday- court and in public taxpayer legal fees that coward is an adjective, but don’t let the -ly substantial amount of your balance, you may do place another building is being built. In Many of these decisions are being dedication. supplement. Make sure you eat a balanced diet, USA,” plus several documentaries. - that large building is to go either doctors’ defending it. made through arbitration after local including fruit and vegetables, in addition to the ending fool you: cowardly is also an adjective and better if you get a card that has a low interest rate What the makers of the system do not Jack Anderson and his associate, or lawyers’ offices. How do you think school boards don’t agree, and these Thomas D. Brownell, Director may be paired with the adjective unfaithful. and no annual fee — and skip the travel benefits. tell the public is that they receive $20 for VA Regional Office Dale Van Atta, are syndicated colum­ powder. that will affect Spencer Street traffic? become final. A few towns are challeng­ every ticket prosecuted to conviction. nists. It will be terrible, because the hotel ing them through referendun.s. ’''ea r to 450 Main St., Hartford The "photocop” is capable of issuing 260 will not be far from this new building As 10 — MANCHESTER HERALD. Thursday, Mar. 16. 1989 Illinois will be last to leave the ‘Big Dance’ Board offers Tanya Accord LOCAL From page 1 A.s Tom Cruise once said in the 1983 movie. Risky In his first game back against Iowa, Gill scored solid inside player who was a first-team scholastic From page 1 Business. “It lookslikeUniversity of Illinois.” 15 points, handed out four assists and made two All-American coming out of high school. Cruise, perhaps, didn’t realize it at the time, but steals in a reserve role. An uncanny aspect of the Illini is that all five special help Attorney John D. LaBelle Jr., he accurately projected this year’s NCAA Illinois is known as the “Clone Squad” because starters hail from the “Land of Lincoln.” & S T A T E youngest daughter, then 4*A, at songs, Anne Murray’s "You A B s r f legal counsel for the district, said Tournament champion. Henson literally utilizes five .swingmen ranging in Based in Champaign, the University of Illinois is home because the plane would Needed Me.” The Fighting Illini (27-4). runnerup to Indiana in Jim Tierney height from 6-5 to 6-8, Sophomore Marcus Liberty, playing its best basketball now at the the most only hold four people, according Verfaille-Krause loved to play he was told by a legislative staff ■%y Man sues over search member that the hearing might the Big 10 Conference and the No. 1 seed in the a Prop. 48 case last year and the most highly crucial time of the year. The Illini will knock off to businesses to stories in the Manchester volleyball, the piano and travel, Midwest Regional, will finally shake the rap of Big 10 foe Michigan in the Final Four before A Rocky Hill man has filed a notice of intent said Johnson. He reminded the be held March 27. sought-after recruit in the nation coming out of Herald at the time. DiRosa said he will attend the being an NCAA tourn. y choke squad. JL. high school, is the tallest team member at 6-8. meeting Georgetown in the “Dream Final.” The By Nancy Concelmon to sue the Manchester Police Department, Tanya lived with her maternal crowd that while any death Despite the fact that that Illinois has always had claiming verbal abuse and an unlawful search grandparents after the crash. means pain and grief, they must hearing to support the bill and he Notwithstanding. Liberty remains as good a Hoyas will knock off Big East Conference rival Manchester Herald will ask Director Geoffrey Naab strong teams throughout this decade. Illini Coach ballhandler as 6-6 point guard Steve Bardo. Three Seton Hall in the other semifinal. of him and his automobile. Her grandmother. Tonny Ver- remember that there is another Lou Hen.son i.sn’t the most highly regarded The Economic Development Commission wants The notice was filed in the town clerk’s office faille of Bolton, remembered the life beyond. to attend. Naab, a member of the Villanova (66-63) in the second round. Illini starters — Gill, 6-5 Kenny Battle and 6-4 Nick An Illinois-Georgetown game would surely be a to help guide retailers and commercial property Tuesday by an attorney for Mark J. DeMaio of accident today. She said the “There is more to Tanya than a Republican minority on the town collegiate mentor due to his teams’ perennial early As Illinois begins its quest for to reach the Anderson — earned honorable mention memorable one. owners through a development boom in the north Rocky Hill. DeMaio claims he was verbally family didn’t tell the girl for a fragile body that can be des­ Board of Directors, worked on exit from the “Big Dance.” “Battle in Seattle.” the site of the Final Four, All-America laurels. Anderson, a junior Finally arriving at the “Big Dance,” the Illini A end of town and the reconstruction of Main Street, abused, handcuffed and searched on Feb. 2 at week her family had died but troyed from being thrown from a early negotiations between the . However, this year Henson has too many tonight against McNeese State, it is riding a sharpshooter, could be the most underrated player will be the last to leave the ballroom. members said today. about 2:30 a.m. at the Pavilions at Buckland later a little friend told her. car,” he said. “There is a spirit.” district and the town. ■footloose and light-on-their-feet performers to miss six-game winning .streak and has won nine of its in the nation. Battle who transferred from Just remember, Tom Cruise told you so. Members plan to meet with representatives of the Hills construction site. "She (Tanya) was a little bit Her grandparents are remem­ “He has a lot of expertise,” being the star attraction. The Illini advanced to the last 10 games. The return of guard Kendall Gill, Northern Illinois three years ago. is a spectacular Greater Manchester Chamber of Commerce and In the notice, attorney Barry S. ZItser of confused. She couldn’t believe it bering that spirit. DiRosa said. Final Eight in 1984 before being ousted by who was out from Jan. 22 to March 8 due to a player around the basket. Rounding out the Jim ’Tierney is a sports writer for the Manchester Downtown Manchester Association next month to Hartford said DeMaio was working for one of happened,” Tonny Verfaille said. John J. Verfaille showed a DiRosa said he would also Kentucky. Last year. Illinois was upset by hrnu.... hnc ro^.italized the talent-laden Illini. starting lineup is 6-7 senior Lowell Hamilton, a Herald. see whether they can help business and property the construction companies working at the site. “She was too young (to re­ reporter Tanya’s room. It was expect either Kevin O’Brien or owners in areas like the Manchester Parkade and DeMaio suffered back and neck injuries and member) . That was a blessing for covered with photos that she Stephen T. Penny to attend. They downtown go through major transitions. “severe emotional distress, humiliation, em­ her.” hoped to one day used in a are lawyers who were town "The real need is for this commission to redefine barrassment and shame” in the incident, the Her grandfather, John J. Ver­ photojournalism career. negotiators. IflaurlirBtrr Hrrali'i its focus,” Town Manager Robert B. Weiss said. notice said. faille, said, "She often talked “It will be hard for me to take it District President Thomas E. The Parkade is facing competition from the $70 Police spokesman Gary J. Wood said police about her parents. She said once all down,” he said. “They say Landers said today he will go to Section 2, Page 11 million mall, to be called the Pavilions at Buckland searched the area because of the time and to me, her mother had beautiful dying is a part of life. I still can’t the hearing and will probably be Hills, scheduled to open next spring. Main Street because the vehicle was not familiar to them. eyes. But she couldn’t remember get used to it. She would have joined by LaBelle and District Thursday, March 16, 1989 business owners will have to contend with the DeMaio was handcuffed after he refused to the color.” been something. She was the sun Director Samuel Longest, who SPORTS reconstruction, scheduled to begin at the same time raise his hands above his head, Wood said. The private Cessna 150 was in our house.” was a chief negotiator for the the mall opens. Police confirmed later that DeMaio was an flown by Bryan Krause, a pilot for Her grandmother, Tonny Ver­ district. “I do think that this commission should expand employee of a contractor at the site, and he was Trans World Airlines, and was faille, said. “She is with her The bill would have to passed beyond the industry,” Chairman Alfred Werbner not arrested. Wood said. traveling from Farmington, parents. I’m sure there was a by the House of Representatives N.M., to Oljato, Utah. celebration since she was with and the Senate and signed by Gov. said. . William A. O’Neill before the UConn women stumble, Planning Director Mark Pellegrini said the The newspaper stories did not her family again.” commission could also help develop a package to Merrill faces Canada trial state a reason for the crash. But Some colleges had contacted agreement could become effec­ market the town to interested developers. The Johnson said he remembered the Tanya to recruit her for her tive. LaBelle said today the TORONTO (AP) — Canadian court officials agreement between the town and package could include demographic statistics, have agreed to try Frederick R. Merrill, an plane hit a strong wind draft that volleyball talents. “You know information on the quality of life in town and forced the plane down. what I fear, now?” said John J. district will be dated March 20 escaped convict from Connecticut, on nine and he hopes to get the district eliminated in NCAA play available government and business services, he criminal charges beginning on May 15. Johnson told about 150 Verfaille. “Getting a letter from mourners that while Verfallle- college.” directors to sign it on that date. said. Merrill, 42, a former Tolland resident, The only town signature needed is 4 EDC member William Hunniford asked if the escaped from the state prison in Somers on Krause was gone from their lives, In addition to her maternal Bv Len Auster the driver’s seat in the first half. second half (she didn’t). We’re commission should try to target certain develop­ she was now with her family. grandparents, she is survived by that of Town Manager Robert Manchester Herald With sophomore Kerry Bascom not going to win a lot of game Aug. 23, 1987. Weiss. ments for certain areas of town, but Werbner said he He was captured in a New Brunswick apple “ For the first four-and-a-half her paternal grandparents. Ward dumping in 20 points, the Huskies doing that ” thought the market would take care of that. years, Tanya had a family,” said and Dorothy (Shedd) Krause of If an accord is reached, the STORRS — It was for awhile led at the half 36-26. A .sign of Two 3-pointers from Jennifer orchard on Sept. 22, 1988. He was charged with town will have to build a new Still, the commission, which has most recently six counts of breaking and entering, and one Johnson. “In a miraculous way Bolton; her maternal great­ like a walk in the park for the things to come came toward the Snyder (17 points) and a three- focused on industrial areas of town, will continue to (others) filled that void. ... Now, grandmother, Ruth Shedd of firehouse to serve some areas in University of Connecticut end of the half as the Lady point play by Jennifer McGowan count each of sexual assault with a weapon, the northeast section of town that work with local industries and act as a liaison assault with a weapon and forcible in a way we would not choose, we Bolton; two aunts, Lucienne R.L. women’s basketball team in their Explorers trimmed a 16-point gave La Salle its first lead at between business and the town administration. say goodbye. Somewhere in Verfaille of Tolland and Helen J. will continue to be under town first-round NCAA Tournament Husky lead down to 10. “That was 50-47. UConn. gamely, on a confinement. jurisdiction. Pellegrini suggested that the commission con­ The crimes for which Merrill was charged God's place that first family says Sheehan of Marlborough, Mass.; dash with La Salle at the Field key. cutting it to 10 at the half” tbree-point play by fresbman tinue to meet with industry heads and gather hello.” and an uncle, John J. Verfaille Jr. DiRosa said he hopes the town House. But matters unraveled in said La Salle Coach John Miller. Meghan Pattyson (13points) took occurred in the Toronto area. will be able to begin construction information on the availibllity of industrial land. His attorney, David Newman of Toronto, Verfaille-Krause, of 61 South of Williamsburg. Mass. the second half for the Big East Ann 11-point La Salle run. led its final lead at ,52 .50 before a 15-2 The results of an economic survey showed the Road. Bolton, was killed after her Private burial was Wednesday of a new firehouse as soon as Conference champion Huskies by .six points from Tracey Sneed Explorer run put the ice-cold said the trial may not occur if he can negotiate possible. shrinking availability of town land as one of the a plea bargain with prosecutors. east-bound automobile struck a in Bolton Center Cemetery. with the visiting Explorers rally­ (15 points), cut UConn’s lead to Huskies away. ( ’ main concerns of business and industry heads. But “If I can arrange something that’s reasona­ median near the Highland Street ing for a 72-63 victory before a 44-41. Disaster then followed for UConn at one point in the the Huskies as Bascom collided second half was 6-for-24 from the most local industry people were happy with ble, we may take it,” Newman said exit of 1-384 Saturday morning, crowd of 1.535. « I. conditions in the town, Pellegrini has said. Wednesday. flipped over and landed in the The win was the first ever for hard with La Salle’s Sheila Wall, field. It finished the half lO-for-31. Members agreed that they should find out how westbound lane of the interstate. Budget 18th-ranked La Salle (28-2) in and didn’t get up. 32.3 percent, and was 26-for-62, much industrial land is available, but rejected the Lauren Zapadka, 17, of 40South NCAA play, and the first ever for That was with 12: .54 to play. “I 41.9 percent, for the game. “I idea of trying to find industrial land that the town Talk planned on lemon law Road. Eolton. a passenger in the From page 1 its conference, the Metro Atlantic was going down with the ball and I thought we had good shots, but could buy and develop as another industrial park. vehicle, was listed in stable Athletic Conference, after seven got my foot caught under the girl they wouldn’t drop” Auriemma Wendy Cobb Krinitsky. volunteer program and she fell on my foot. My knee said. Werbner said the town would have to find suitable condition at Hartford Hospital losses. The trip to the NCAA m ^ industrial land, which would probably be very manager of the Automobile Settlement Pro­ today. Both teen-agers were Highland Park School will be won’t be substantial cuts,” he Tournament was the fir.st for the went kind of forward and twisted “We were mising a lot of easy costly. gram. will speak on "Connecticut’s Lemon thrown from the vehicle. reopened in August to help handle said. “ (But) the Board of Educa­ Hu.skies, who bow out at 24-6. The at the same time” Bascom shot, so I think we kind of got Law and You” on March 30 at Whiton Matthew C. Flynn, 20, of 235 a projected elementary school tion, in my mind, will havetolook setback ends UConn’s 11-game detailed. down and our defense suffered.” Memorial Library. Briarwood Drive, who was driv­ enrollment increase of 400 to 600 for other cuts.” winning streak, and 17-game Bascom was helped to the Pattyson said. “And with the los The talk will be at 7:30 p.m. Admission is ing west on 1-384, also was injured students within five years. The If cuts were necessary, Osella home winning skein dating back bench, where an ice pack was of Kerry that took us down a Worker claims free, but registration is required by calling when his car flipped over when he school was closed in 1984 because would recommend reducing to last year. applied. She didn’t return until level” 643-6892. tried to avoid Verfaille-Krause’s of declining enrollment. staff, he said. "I don’t think my team has 2:16 remained, wearing an elastic “I said all year long, when we The Manchester Public Libraries and the car. He was treated and released School Superintendent James Susan L. Perkins, another anything to be ashamed of.” said knee brace, with La Salle in front. don’t shoot the ball well, we don’t bias in firing state Department of Consumer Protection are at Manchester Memorial Hospi­ P. Kennedy said he was pleased school board member, said she Husky Coach Geno Auriemma. 67-,56. “They weren’t going to let have a lot of ways to win.” sponsoring the event. tal for cuts to his face. with Weiss’s recommendation. hoped the budget would stay “We won 24 games with four me go in. I ju.st had try to come Auriemma said. “It’s very rare By Andrew J. Dayls Two photographs of a smiling “I’m very hopeful the Board of intact. If necessary, though, she freshmen, two sophomores, two back, the team needed me." when all of our guys go into a Manchester Herald Ex-wrestler gets jail term Verfaille-Krause adorned the ta­ Education budget can be main­ said she would recommend cut­ juniors. I think this gives the kids Bascom said. shooting slump. We usually have / ble inside the corridor of the tained,” he said. ting any monies slated to improve something to strive for. It cer­ “I’d like to think it didn’t affect somebody we can go to. That A Manchester man has filed a complaint with the STAMFORD (AP) — A former professional church Wednesday. The church’s But Director Ronald Osella programs. tainly is a goal (NCAA Tourna­ them at all” Auriemma said, .someone is u.sually Kerry ’’ nsginald Plnto/Manchaater Herald state Human Rights and Opportunities Commission wrestler from (Greenwich who strangled and podium was adorned with flow­ said cuts may be needed. How “I hope if they cut us, they’ll be ment) from now on. “but Kerry means .so much to us. She wasn’t available. And the charging that a Manchester-based company stabbed a Stamford woman last summer has ers. A center bouquet, sur- deep the cuts, if any, will depend very gentle with the cuts,” said “This is La Salle’s fourth time probably more than any other night didn’t belong to the Hu.skies, CELEBRATION TIME — Old Say- fives behind him, celebrating the illegally fired him. been sentenced to 12 years in prison by a I rounded by two burning white on whether the Legislature res­ Perkins. in the tournament and its first player in our conference cer­ “For the fir.st 15 minutes, we brook’s Rob Patel (15) walks aways Patriots’ 71-65 win that boosts Coventry Alfred Parker Mayo of 40 Olcott St. said he filed a were the better team on the court. Superior Court judge. I candles was placed in front of a tores funding and the amount of She said she did not think there win. Maybe you’re not supposed tainly. In a big game, your big dejectedly as Coventry High’s Jack Ayer into Saturday’s Class S title game complaint against Sunrise Northeast of 222 McKee " I feel really bad for what has happened and I cross, would be any reduction in staff. to get there right away and win” players have to come up big. I the town budget proposal, he said. and Scott Lucas (22) exchange high against Tolland. St. last week. Mayo, who worked at the company’s the disgrace I brought to my family and I Cries and sniffles echoed The town budget will be re­ Perkins said the school board Connecticut appeared to be in don’t think she scored in the See UCONN WOMEN, page 12 group home in Vernon until March 7, claims that he myself,” Lawrence Finnegan Jr., 28, said | through the church, especially leased next week. would request a joint meeting was dismissed after he complained that patients are before Judge Martin Nigro issued the sentence when Johnson read one of “If the Legislature sees fit not with the directors if the budget not being properly clothed or fed and that there is in Stamford Superior Court. Verfaille-Krause’s favorite to listen to the governor, there was reduced. not enough staff. Nigro sentenced Finnegan to serve 12 years Coventry makes S final Mayo, who is black, also claims the company of an 18-year sentence for his guilty plea to discriminates against black people. He said black manslaughter. The charge stemmed from the employees are fired more frequently than white June 1988 death of Hazel Koppel, 20, of employees. Stamford. "They say I’m a bad employee since I spoke up Prosecution and defense lawyers in the case by beating Old Saybrook against wrong,” said Mayo. have said that Finnegan had paid Koppel $50 to Officials from the commission confirmed Wed­ Bv Jim Tlernev have sex with him in the cab of a moving van on Manchester Herald nesday that the complaint had been filed, but June 6. While the 375-pound wrestler was on top refused to release further information. of her, Koppel. who weighed 105 pounds, bit NORWICH — It took the Sunrise Northeast official Ellen Fisher refused to him on the chest, prompting Finnegan to choke comment. fifth-seeded Coventry High boys’ and stab her to death, attorneys have said. The basketball team one quarter to "I don’t feel comfortable talking about a knife was never recovered. separated employee,” she said. CDs o f acquire an effective reading on Mayo said he has been told by Fisher that in the top-ranked Old Saybrook High in company’s eyes, he has officially resigned and was Judge suspends attorney their Class S state semifinal clash not fired. He said he had planned to resign on March Wednesday night at Alumni Hall 31. NEW HAVEN (AP) — A new Haven attorney gymnasium at Norwich Free Mayo worked for the company from August 1988 accused of taking money from clients has lost Academy, to March 7 as a job training instructor. Because of his lawyer’s license for one year. The Patriots quickly concluded the lack of staff, Mayo said he constantly was forced Superior Court Judge Beverly J. Hodgson that the Rams were a two-man to work 10- to 17-hour shifts. imposed the sentence Wednesday after con­ th e w eek. team consisting of 6-7 senior "I’m not saying this because I’ve been termi­ cluding that Daniel V. Presnick had committed center Vinny Baker, bound for the nated,” said Mayo. “Who actually cares? Who four proven breaches of the lawyers’ code of Our One Year Certificate of Deposit University of Hartford, and 6-5 actually cares about these people (residents)?” conduct. S senior forward Aaron Smith. Mayo also said he plans to file a complaint with “He has on two occasions tried to intimidate Outscoring Old Saybrook, 10-1. the state Department of Mental Retardation. clients into paying fees,” Hodgson wrote in her from 3-point range, the Patriots decision. "He has double-charged a client for deftly packed in their defense, costs and... he has failed to disburse and failed 9175% 10.20% denied the Ram big men the ball Ruling increases to make complete, prompt and accurate anntial interest rate effective annual yield inside after the intermission, and ^1^ accountings of his clients’ funds on three came away with a well-deserved occasions.” This is an annual rate, subject to change at renewal. Interest is AP photo 71-65 victory before a raucous phone competition compounded monthly from day of deposit. FDIC regulations allow crowd. you to withdraw the principal from a time savings account SCRAMBLE — UConn’s Phil Gamble, NIT clash Wednesday night at the The loss broke an 18-game before maturity but with substantial penalty. NEW BRITAIN (AP) — The competition for Kindergarten signups set on top, an(J UNC-Charlotte’s Mark West Charlotte Coliseum. The Huskies ad­ winning .streak by the Rams. Connecticut’s telephone business is expected to scramble for the basketball during their vanced with a 67-62 victory. They finish the season at 22-2. COVENTRY — Coventry Grammar School Coventry (20-4) wilt meet Tol­ 1 increase and the monopolies of three companies providing local service are expected to shrink, kindergarten registration will be held March 29 land High (19-7), a 69-64 winner under a decision reached by state utility regulators. and 30. Our 91 Day Certificate of Deposit over Cromwell, in theStitlegame Commissioners at the state Department of Public Registration is by appointment only. For Saturday at 12:30 p.m. at Central Utility Control decided Wednesday to allow limited more information, call 742-7313. Huskies begin NiT defense Connecticut State University’s competition for most intrastate services, a step they George Hersey Robertson School kinder­ Kaiser Hall in New Britain. said will offer business customers more choices, garten registration is scheduled for April 25 Tolland defeated Coventry, 47- and 26. Registration also is by appointment 925% 9.65% 43. on Dec. 27. encourage innovations and lower costs. annual interest rate effective annual yield “We think its a conservative approach to a only. For more Information, call 742-7341. with win over NC-Chariotte Twenty-three year Patriot competitive marketplace,” said state Consumer This is an annual rate; however, the maturity of the certiTicate Coach Ron Badstuebner is Counsel James Meehan, who protects consumer is 13 weeks, and the rate is subject to change at renewal. Interest is CHARLOTTE. N.C. (AP) - mis.sed the front of one-and-one two free throws made it 67-58 to headed for his first state cham­ interests in utility matters. Con man dies In prison compounded monthly from day of deposit. FDIC regulations allow Connecticut’s poor free throw chances. But each time the 49ers give the Huskies’ their largest pionship game since taking over you to withdraw the principal from a time savings account shooting down the stretch gave came away empty-handed, as advantage. as head coach at the start of the "Connecticut can’t turn back the tide that’s BALTIMORE (AP) — A convicted con man before maturity but with substantial penalty. sweeping the country. It’s a controlled effort to take North Carolina-Charlotte several Dinkins missed a jumper, Cedric The win advances UConn (17- 1965-66 season. The Patriots’ last wanted in Connecticut on various charges has chances to win their NIT first Ball shot long on a one-and-one 12) to a second round game either state title appearance was in 1965 from the competitive marketplace, while ensuring died in a Maryland prison of AIDS-related Monday or Tuesday night — most that local rates don’t escalate,” Meehan said. SI,000 niiniimiin i|cpusit. R;iU' is lor :i liinilcti time round game, but the Huskies attempt and Dinkins mis.sed a when it lost to Portland. 52-51. pneumonia. . ^ defense then took those opportun­ three-point jumper, likely at the Hartford Civic Coventry’s 6-2 senior All-State The DPUC decision is expected to increase Steven B. DeShields died Saturday at the aiul is sulijccl to (.'liani;!.'. IMi o ik .' ()4f>-es Basketball MIAMI (IX ) (Brown 7), Akron 15 (Roberts 5). Technical 46 Guided (22) (3b) NBC New s (CC). 1975. Rated PG. Quebec at Boston, 7:35 p.m. foul— Ohio St. cooch Williams. Total fouls— Wednesdoy'soame behind-the-scenes workings of a televi­ Sergei Grinkov and Ekaterina Gordeeva Lof>g4-1110-1118, Thompson 3-80^6, Selkal v 48 Come all___ [A& E] French and Saunders Buffalo ot Hartford. 7:35 o.m. Akron 18,Ohio St. 14. A— 10,831. Notre Dome-Fdlrfleld 10, Wilbur Croes-New (24) (57) Nightly Business Report sion network news operation. William 1 :00AM (113 Twilight Zone already are regarded as figure skating 7*10?416,Edwards10*ieo*1X,Sparrow12*195*5 24 25 26 1 27 28 32 [ESPN ] NCAA Basketball Tournament: St. Louis ot Phllodelphio, 7:35 p.m. Hoven2 faithful (38) Family Ties (CC) Hurt, Holly Hunter, Albert Brooks. 1987. 60) NVR Showcase Pittsburgh ot New Jersey. 7:45 p.m. 29, Gray 2-64-68, Shosky 1*11*23,Sundvold2*10 FInol: Ferml-Enfleld vs. Notre Dome- First Round Game Seven (2 hrs.) (Taped) veterans. NBA standings 1-2 5, Woshlngton 0*1 0<)0. Hostings 1*3 2*2 4. Rated R. (In Stereo) Chicogo at MInnesoto. 8:35 p.m St. Louis 87. S. Illinois 54 FOIrtleld, Saturday otthe O vlc Center, noon. 49 Coarser 33 34 35 1 (61) Love Connection (38) Hart to Hart Perhaps the youngest veterans anywhere in Totols 42-87 25-mW . [USA] PGA Golf: Players Champion­ [H BO ] Comedy Hour Live From London Edmonton at Vancouver, 10:35 p.m. 54 Notice [A 8iE ] Twentieth Century The Nazis [A & E ] Island of Lost Ships A rock opera Frldoy's Gome EASTERN CONFERENCE ship First round, from Ponte Vedra Beach, (CC) Featuring: Ben Elton, Spitting Image, sports. 37 38 39 lose power in the battle at Stalingrad. from the Russian T V network, Gostelradio, Montreol at Woshinpton. 8:05 p.m. Attontic Divtstan L A. CLIPPERS (IX ) SOUTHERN ILLINOIS (54) 58 Roof edge Fla. (2 hrs.) (R) Rowan Atkinson and the comedy team Host: Walter Cronkite. Gordeeva. 17. and Grinkov. 22. clinched their w L Pet. OB Wolf 1-53-35, Normon 1-91-23, Ben|amInB-21 Jones 1-7 34 5, Shipley 2-5504, Horvev5554 about three lost souls who come across a Dawn French and Jennifer Saunders from 7-9 23. DoMey 7-21 88 22. Gront 7*15 34 17, 59 Chemical third world title in four years on Wednesday New York 42 19 .689 6, McSwoln 511 2-213, Nurnberoer 211 504, 42 43 44 [CNN] Showbiz Today 9:15PM dD Best of Wild America: group of sailors living in the Bermuda the Hackney Empire Theatre. Taped April Phllodelphio 34 28 WIMIoms3-5(M)8, Smith 4-77-915.Gorrlck 3-62-3 Hesse 2-3515, Mohon57544, Lawrence 2-21-2 ending Great Escapes (CC) A pictorial examina­ Triangle (60 min.) 30, 1988. (60 min.) (In Stereo) NHL results .548 8'/j [LIFE] Easy Street with what they described as their best ever free Boston 31 30 .508 11 8, White 0•0^2^. KlteO-IOOO. Totals 34-90 3340 5, Wynn 51500, Busch 1-2503, House14502, Baseball tion of the predator-prey relationship, IX. 60 Lacquered 46 47 [C N N ] Crossfire [TM C ] MOVIE: 'The Pick-Up Artist' An Woshlnoton 28 33 14 Krueoer521-21,Schafer1-11-23,Porker5150 [M AX] MOVIE: 'The Natural’ (CC) A skating performance .459 highlighted by the treeing of host Marty attractive museum tour guide proves to be New Jersey 23 41 .359 20W MIomI )S X X 18— IX 0, Griffin50500. Totals 256212-3154 metalware young man leaves (he family farm lo pur­ [E S P N ] Fishin' Hole Jets 6. Rangers 3 L.A. cuppers U X X X — IX ST. LOUIS (87) Stouffer by a wild hog. (90 min.) more than a match for a -year-old ladyk- Now they want to go on. and on. and on. Charlotte 15 47 .242 27'/0 49 5 ^ 51 52 53 sue his dream of becoming a professional [LIFE] Self Improvement Guide 21 3-Polnt goals— Williams 2. Fouled out— (3rav 7-132-316, Bonner 15)75020, Ivester24 61 Dramatic iller. Molly Ringwald, Robert Downey, Den­ dominating the sport like so many of their Central Division Exhibition baseball standings baseball player Robert Bedford, Robert 9:30PM (22) (30) Dear John (CC) The Detroit 44 16 .733 'h Thompson. Rebounds— Miami 59 (Seikaly (M)4, Douploss9-140018, Newberrv5110019, conflict [U S A ] Search for Tomorrow nis Hopper. 1987. Rated PG-13. (In Winnipeg 1 3 2— 6 Duvall, Glenn Close 1984 Rated PG. (In usually shy Ralph impresses an attractive competitors have in the past Cleveland 46 17 .730 ___ 12), Los Anoeles57 (Beniamin 17). Assists— Duffl-3502, Luechteteld 2-5504, Broun5253 58 Stereo) N.Y. Rangers 3 0 1— 3 Miami 27 (ScMrrow 8), Los Angeles 21 (Grant 0,Todvsak51510,Starks522-22,Entwlstle1-1 62 Norm a___ Stereo) woman with his dancing ability. (In Stereo) 1:10AM [MAX] MOVIE: Terminal Mllwoukee 40 20 .667 4'/» LEAGUE The Soviets’ title-clinching routine on First Period— 1. New York. Petit 7 7). Totol fouls— Miami 32, Los Angeles 23. 0O3.Totals45735787. AMERICAN 1 r Entry' Computer hackers accidentally link [USA] MOVIE: 'The Omegans' While Atlonto 37 25 .597 8V? (Sally Field 1 62 [U S A ] Cart(x>ns [ESPN ] NCAA Basketball Tournament: Wednesday was full of .styleandsophistication. (Ogrodnlck, Hardy), :14. 2, Winnipeg, A-J9,X7. Halftime— St. Louis 44. SlU 28. 5polnt W 61 painting in Malaya, a world-renowned ar­ Chicago 36 25 .590 9 10 up with a terrorist group's command pro­ Steen 23 (Ashton, Olousson), 13:51 4.Totals2S487-861. Atlanta 6 one of the largest cities in the world. damaging past (60 min ) C. Thomas Howell, Paul LeMat. 1987. (In [HBO] MOVIE: 'Sophie's Choice’ veteran Alexandr Fadeev. Wednesdov's Ooma Dollas 20 28 22 30— 100 WISCONSIN (63) Oscar-winning story of a concentration- ence), 10:58; Howerchuk. Win (hooking). Cincinnati 7 [CN N ] Moneyline Stereo) Phllodelphio 100, New Jersey 96 Golden State N 20 23 12— 113 Jones 592-212, Simms 7-152416, Schubrlnp YX YGP NCMUP OE YGPOC C0 (26) [CN N ] News camp survivor who must face secrets from Bowman, bidding to keep America's grip on 17:26. Pittsburgh 7 [U S A ] Search for Tom orrow Third Period— 7, New York, Wilson 27 Clevelond 115, Chicogo 91 5Polnt pools— Blockmon, Jones, Bol. 1-1 1-2 3, Moloskl 24 2-2 6, Jackson 510 56 22, New York 6 [ESPN ] NCAA Basketball Tournament: (11) INN News her past while living in 1947 Brooklyn. the men's title following the now-retired Brian (Sandstrom, Petit), :06. 8, Winnipeg, Utah 102, Porttond 95 Fouled out— None. Rebounds— Dallas 50 Portmonn 50500, Locum 1-32-24.Totals 24-42 Houston 6 First Round Game Four (2 hrs , 30 min.) Meryl Streep, Kevin Kline, Peter MacNicol. San Antonio 110, Mtiwoukee 106 AFKYAGPS GMESB XEFL YGMY (18) Tova: Your Passion for Beauty 2:00AM 33 Love Boat Boitano’s 1988 success, moved up from fourth McBoln 33 (Olousson, Steen), 9:22 (pp). 9, (Perkins 8), Golden State 55 (Sampson 10). 14-1863. Los Angeles 5 (Live) 1982 Rated R. Winnipeg, Jones 5 (Boschmon, Tagllonettl), Miami 109, L A. Clippers 1(b Assists— Dallas 17 (Dontley 5), Golden Stote Holtllme— New Orleans 27, Wisconsin 27. Montreal 4 !22) (30) L.A. Law (CC) Markowitz hopes to 33 People’s Court to third overall after the original program with Golden State 113, Dollas 100 [LIFE] Spenser: For Hire 15:17. Penolties— Duncan. Win (high- 25 (Gorlond 11). Total fouls— Dallas 19, 5oolnt pools— New Orleans 4-11 (Bennett 24, Son Francisco 4 ZGOAG YGPL GMUP NOUPE increase his fertility by using prescribed fit) Hug Tight A fund-raiser (or St. Jude’s 4:55AM [M AX] MOVIE: Suspect' a clean, error-free routine that ended with a sticking). 1:52; Hughes, Win (cross­ Thundoy's Gomes Golden Stote 23 Technicals— Golden State 3 Harris 1-2, Hoketl 1-5), Wisconsin 1-3 (Jackson Chicogo 3 [U S A ] Miami Vice Crockett and Tubbs drugs; Abby attempts to deal with a dead­ (CC) A public defender risks her career and Phllodelphio ot New York. 7 : » p.m Hospital Host Danny Thomas (60 min.) checking), 5:43; Wilson, N Y (tripping), llleooldetenses. A— 15025. 1-1, Moloskl 0-1, Locum 0-1). Fouled out— Philadelphia 2 investigate an avant-garde filmmaker ac­ beat client. (60 min ) (R) (In Stereo) her life by becoming involved with an over- showy bow and kisses to the four sides of the Boston at tndlono, 7:X p.m. C I Government Grants 7:59. None. Rebounds— NewOrleons15(Curvev 5), N O TE : Spllt-souod pomes count In stond- M Z M L — SP20YY ZOFFOMVB. cused of slaying his leading lady. (60 min.) 30 eager juror during a sensitive murder trial. Milwaukee ot Houston, 8 :X p.m. Wisconsin 38 (Schubrlnp 11). Assists— New (61) Newhart (CC) sparsely-filled arena. Shots on gool— Winnipeg 14-13-7— 34. Inps.tlesdonot (38) Home Shopping Spree Cher. Dennis Quaid, Liam Neeson. 1987. Son Antonio at Denver, 9 ;X p.m. NIT results Orleons 13 (Thornton, Hokett 3), Wisconsin 11 Wednesday's Gomes PREVIOUS SOLUTION: "There's somelhing special about being in a hit [HBO] MOVIE: The Allnigh- New York 14-7-10— 31 7:15PM [A& E] The Arts and Glasnost Rated R. (In Stereo) Power-ploy Opportunities— Winnipeg 4 Charlotte ot Seattle, 10 p.m. (Jockson 3). Total fouls— New Orleans 18, N.Y. YankeesS,(5rombllnoState0,8lnnlnas show week alter week. Suddenly people know who you are." — Kene ter' Five Southern California students have [A & E ] The Arts and Glasnost Atlonto ot Socromento, 10:X p.m. of 5; New York 1 of 9. Wisconsinll.A— 10,118. Phllodelohlo6,Attanta5 Holliday. a series of misadventures over the course 10:30PM (11 Odd Couple Goolles— Winnipeg, Essenso, 4-2-0 (31 Frldoy's Gomes KonsosCIty (ss) 3, Clnclnnotl3,12lnnlnps,tle Graf breezes io victory Washington of New Jersey, 7:X p.m UConn 67. UNC-Charlotte 62 ot their last day and night before gradua­ (18) V Slicer shots 28 saves). New York, Vonbles- Toronto 10, Plttsburph6 tion Susanna IHotfs, Dedee Pfeiffer, Joan brouck, 26-17-4 (34-26) Boston at Detroit, 8 p.m. Richmond 70.Temple56 Houston (ss) 8, MontreolS (20; Morton Downey Jr. BOCA RATON Fla (API - Steffi Graf, the A — 17.478 New York of Chicogo, 8 :X p.m. CONNECTICUT (67) Chlcopo White Soxl.BostonO Cusack 1987 Rated PG-13. (In Stereo) MIomI of Utah, 9 :X p.m (26' IN N News world's top-ranked woman pla.ver. whipped Referee— Bill McCreory Linesmen— O Prlest 25 BO 6, Robinson 11-18 1-3 23, Texos4, Detroit 1 33 Entertainment Tonight Portlond ot Phoenix, 9 X p.m. TEMPLE (56) 7:30PM (61) Arsenio Hall (In Stereo) Susan S/oane of Lexington. Ky.. 6-0. 6-1. Ron Asselstine. Pot Ooou770 Cyrullk 25506. Smith 5122416, (3omble292-3 Pollord 53 50 6, Vreeswyk 517 50 11, LosAnoeles5,Mlnnesota4 Actor Richard Crenna ( "Leviathan ") (In Dallas at L A. Lakers, 10:X p.m. 9,Gwynn50BOO, Sellers 1-2002. Gearoe2-31-4 Bultlmore4, N. Y. MetsO Chorlotte ot L A. Clippers, 10:X p.m. Cduswell2-91-35,Mocon5182-513,Kllaore4-11 Stereo) (24) MOVIE: Terror by Wednesday night to reach the quarterfinals of 5. McCloud0-0030. Totols28-547-1767. Houston (ss) 8, Kansos City (ss) 3 I THAT SCRAMBLED WORD GAME 10:45PM Canadlens5,Klngs2 Atlonto at Golden Stote. 10:X o.m. - 24 10, Horden 56 51 8, Rondolph 1-1 1-2 3, Night' Sherlock Holmes sots out to trap a BD-IY GRAHAJM N.C.-CHARLOTTE (62) Mllwoukee4, Seottle2 by Henri Arnold and Bob Lee [33 [22' Jeopardy! (CC) the $300,000 Virginia Slims of Florida. Dowdell54500. Totals256951456. jewel thief. Basil Rathbone, Nigel Bruce, Persley 2-5505, Ball 23056, RobsonO-OOOO, RICHMOND (70) Chlcopo Cut»(ss)4,CaMfornlaO (33 Kate & Allie (CC) Alan Mowbray. 1946. Graf won the first nine games and breezed NBa results Dlnklns5174-417.Wlllloms5146426,Baker 50 Stapleton 3-3 26 6, Shields 50 500. WInleckI Clevelond8, Son Francisco (ss) 3 Unscramble these four Jumbles, Los Angeles 1 1 0->2 (11) INN News TV SPECIAL through the third-round match in 53 minutes. Montreal 1 2— 5 50 0. West 25 OO 8, Woshlnoton OO 00 0. 16 46 6, Atkinson 511 2624, Enpllsh 46 5616, Son Dlepo11,Oaklond3 one letter to each square, to form 7 Totals2244101562. Son Froncisco (ss) 7, Chlcopo Cubs (ss) 6 11:00PM S3 33 (22) do) (40) Cst) First Period— 1, Los Angeles, MeSorley 9 Taylor 51 54 3, BIclr 53 2-3 9, Webb 2-2 50 4, four ordinary words. ^ (20 M -A-S-H The victory gave the 19-year-old West German Holtllme— Connecticut 29, N.C.-Chorlotte Thursday's (3ames News (Gretiky), 18:38 2, Montreol. Carbon- Brvont 1-2502. Totals 21-38153170. 76ers 100, Nets 96 24.2oolnt pools— Connecticut 4-11 (Smlth27, Phllodelphio vs. N.Y. Mels at Port St. Lucie, (30: (40) W in, Lose or Draw her 19th straight win without dropping a set this neou 23. 19:32. Penolties— MeSorley. LA Holtllme— Richmond 35, Temple 25.3-potnt vice (33 Benny Hill Fk)., 1:05p.m. PRESIOeNT (high-stickinp), 5'59; Chellos, Mon (high- Gamble1-3.Roblnson51),N.C.-Chorlotte8-18 pools-Temple 527 (Horden 55, Macon 16, (38) Newhart (CC). year. (Wlllloms4-6, SI. Louis vs. Plttsburph ot Bradenton, Flo., SPAW (11) Cheers (CC) Part 2 ot 2 sticking), 5:59. NEW JERSEY (96) Vresswyk 1-9, Kllpore 52, Dowdell 53), West 22. Persley 1-4, Dinkins 1-6). Fouled 1:05p.m. (61; NB A Basketball: Boston Celtics at Second Period— 2, Montreal, Noslund 29 McGee 6-16 (V016, Williams 3-42-4 8, Carroll Richmond 1517 (Atkinson 69, Enpllsh 36, I \ (18) Free Government Cash out— West. Rebounds— Connecticut 29 Los Anoeles (ss) vs. Atlanta at West Palm Indiana Pacers (CC) (2 hrs.. 30 min.) (Chellos. Robinson). 5:39 (pp). 3, Mont­ 7-15 3-4 17, Hopson 9-18 6-7 24,Conner1-9S6 Bloir 1-1, Taylor 51). Fouled out— Polllard. □ THE FAMIIY (Gamble 9). N.C.-Chorlotte 9 (Boll 10). Beach, Flo., 1:05p.m. (26) Crook and Chase Scheduled: "Police real. Golney lO(Chellos), 11 ;02.4, Los Angeles, 7, Bogley 2-5004, Hinson 3-5006, Lee3-50-16, Dowdell. Rebounds— Temple 43 (Vreeswyk tiMTrtavwa (Live) Assists— Connecticut )6(De Pries), Boston vs. Texosot Port Charlotte, Flo.,1:30 AFRiBMi A Academy 6” preview. Arslanian named coach Toylor 24, 16:06. Penolties— Tonelil, LA (3alnes OO 2*2 2, B.Jones 2-30-24, Shockleford 11), Richmond 36 (WInleckI 8). Assists— Smith 4), N.C.-Chorlatte 15 (West 7). Total o.m. [A 8iE] World of Survival: Oceans (hooking), 5:14; Watters. LA (roughing), 1- 1(M)2.Totals37-8:18-2696. Temple8 (Macon 5), Richmond) 1 (Enpllsh4). (38) M*A*S*H Part 1 of 2. fouls— Connecticut 16, N.C.-CTiorlofte 19. Montreal vs. Los Anoeles (ss) ot Vero OGDEN. Utah (API — Dave Arslanian, 8:29; Lebeau, Mon (roughing), 8:29; PHILADELPHIA (100) Total fools— Temple 28, Richmond 15. [C N N ] Crossfire Technical— Dinkins. A— 6.686. Beach, Ro.,1:30o.m. KIHICC [A& E] Rising Damp assistant head football coach and offensive Miller, LA (roughing). 15:09; MeSorley. LA S.JonesOOOOO, Barkley3-116-713,Gmlnsk( A— 7,911. [DIS] Peter and the Magic Egg Ani­ REVOLUTION’ 4-13 5013, Cheeks 7-14 7-921, Howkins 4-10009, (Jetrolf vs. Minnesota at Orlando, Ro., 1:35 [CN N ] Moneyline (roughing), 15:09; Smith. Mon (roughing), o. m. mated Ray Bolger, as storyteller Uncle coordinator at Weber State College, was 15:09; Chellos, Mon (roughing), 15:09; Anderson 3-9 9-10 15, Smith 6-11 50 18. Chlcopo White Sox vs. Toronto at Dunedin, Amos, spins the tale of an egg farmer and [H B O ] Life of Crime: America Under­ Robinson. Mon (sloshing), 16:42; MeSorley, Thornton OO 2-4 2, Brooks2-40O4, Coleman St. John’s 70. Mississippi 67 NCAA women’s result named head coach Wednesday, replacing Mike 2- 21-2 5.Totals 31-74 3544IX . Fld.,l:3So.m. his wife whose farm is saved from the vil­ cover (CC) Documentary focusing on LA, mlnor-molor (high-sttcking, fighting), lainous Tobias Tinwhiskers by the appear­ three professional criminals who steal for a Price. 19:56; Dufresne, Mon, mlnor-molor (high- Cleveland vs. Seattle ot Tempo, A rli., 3:05 MISSISSIPPI (67) p. m. sticking, fighting). 19:56 New Jersey 20 21 23 22— 96 PRAULL THE POOR TO ance of a magical youngster. living. The decision was announced by college Gloss 13*332-439, Turner 5*93*312, Murphy 0-3 Milwaukee vs. Son Francisco at Scottsdale, — Phllodelphio is 21 24 30— IX La Salle 72, UConn 63 SUCCESS IS USUAULT [LIFE] Spenser: For Hire president Stephen D. Nadauld a day after Price 3-Polntoools— McGee4, Barkley, Hawkins, 3*3 3, Matthews 3*8 0-3 6, Jumper 4-13 00 11, Arli.,3:05p.m. 8:00PM 33 48 Hours (CC) A look at Third Period— 6, Montreal, Chellos 15 MIdlIck 3-604)4, SylveCV01-31, Atklns(V004)0. OPEN TO PEOPLE WHO the risky business of inventing, manufac­ left to accept the head coaching position at (Lebeau), 4:13. 7, Montreol, MePhee 19 Smith. Fooled out— None. Rebounds— New Oakland vs. (^Icopo Cubs at Mesa, Ariz., [TM C ] MOVIE: 'Compromising Posi­ Jersey 49 (Hopson 9). Phllodelphio 55 Totals27-597*1067. LASALLE (72) 3:06p.m. HAVE LOTS OF THIS. turing and selling toys. (60 min.) (In Stereo) tions' (CC) A Long Island housewife re­ (Smith, Skrudlond), 9:33. Penolty— Los ST. JOHN'S (70) Wall 596616, Greybush57516, Sneed7-11 Washington State University. Anoeles bench, served by Kontos (delay of (Gmlnski 12). Assists— New Jersey 2B(Conner N.Y. Yankees vs. Chlcopo White Sox at sumes her reporting career when she in­ Wlllloms 11-X 3-5 25, Seoly 8*10 y 6 19, 1- 315, Greenberp 510 509, Snyder 513Sarasota, 5217, Flo.,7p.m. (33 C4b) Fine Romance (CC) Michael and game), 12:34 10), Phllodelphio 23 (Cheeks 9). Total vestigates the murder of her womanizing Arslanian. 39. the sixth Wildcat head football Werdonn3*33-38, Buchanon3>3(V04,6rust48 Ptakons 16 2-2 4, Mc(tawon 141-13, Harris 50 UPBRAL Louisa, posing as newlyweds, elude a sal­ Shots on goal— Los Angeles 5-12-9— 26. fouls— New Jersey 29, Phllodelphio 21. Cincinnati vs. Detroit at Lokelond, Flo.,7:X Now arrange the circled letters to 3*310. Singleton 3404)4, MulllnO4)(V00. Totals 2- 5 p.m. ami slicer-wielding pursuer in the streets of dentist. Susan Sarandon. Raul JuFa, Judith coach since the school attained four-year Montreol 12-11-10— 33. Technicals— Barkley, New Jersey Illegal form the surprise answer, as sug­ 304810-1570. 2.Totals2760152072. Boltlmore vs. Houston at Kissimmee, Ro., Budapest. (60 min.) (In Stereo) Ivey. 1985. Rated R. Power-ploy Opportunities— Los Angeles 0 defense 3. A— 10,925. gested by the above cartoon. status in 1962. follows in the footsteps of his Holftime— Mississippi 43. St. John's 36. CONNECTICUT(63) 7:35p.m. ot 1; Montreol l.o f 2. zni 33 The Untouchables [USA] Miami Vice 3-polnt goats— Mississippi 6-16 (Jumper 3*5, Robbins 59 54 12, Lomb 3-10 50 7, Boscom father. Sark Arslanian. who coached the Goalies— Los Angeles, Hrudey, 23-77-4 Friday’s Oomes Cavaliers 115. Bulls91 Matthews 3-5, Gloss 1*5, Midtick 0-1), St. John's 918 2-2 20, LIshness 57 24 6, Boer 52 1-2 1, (j OS Anoeles vs. N.Y. Mels at Port St. Lucie, fit) M O V IE :' Bare Essence' Romance and 1 1:30PM 33 NCAA Basketball Tour­ Wildcats for eight seasons from 1965-72. (33 shots-28 saves) Montreal, Roy, 30-S-4 0-3 (Brust 0*3). Fouled out— None Pottyson 59 5313, Davis 1-5502, Saunders 1-2 Print answer hers: |C X X X J & ICX X X ^ corporate manipulations threaten the de­ (26-24). Flo.,1:05p.m. nament: West Regional First Round Rebounds— Mississippi 24 (Glass 11), St. 002. Totals2662151563. A — 17,891. Boston vs. Philadelphia at Clearwater, Ro., (Answers tomorrow) velopment of Tyger's new perfume. Genie Game (2 hrs., 30 min.) (Tape Delay) CHICAGO (91) John's X (Williams 15). Assists— Mississippi Halftime— 3526, Connecticut. 5Polnt 1:05p.m. Referee— Dove Newell. Linesmen— Bob Francis, Linda Evans. Bruce Boxleitner. (33 d0) Nightiine (CC). Gront 6-13 OO 12, PIppen 7-15 4-5 19, 11 (Gloss, Turner 3), St. John's 13 (Brvsl 7) (taols— LoSolle 510 (Snyder 56, Greenberp Plttsburph vs. Texosot Port Charlotte, Flo., Jumbles: PIETY ICILY TROLLY BAFFLE 1982. Part 2 of 2. Versace, Daly fined Hodges, Roy Scoplnello. Cartwright 8-12 2-2 18, Jordon 12-22 4-5 28, Yesterday's Total fouls— Mississippi 13, St. John's 9. 1-3,Wall5D.Connectlcut16(Lamb1-3,Davls 1:Xp.m . Answer: HIs Inability to tell the truth turned out to be (33 (S) Morton Downey Jr. Vincent0-3000, Hodges4-12006, PoxsonO-200 A— 3.253. 51,Boscom52). ri ) MOVIE: 'Revenge of the Dragon' A Boltlmore vs. Detroit at Lakeland, Flo., 1:30 this for him— A "LIE-ABILITY” 8 (11) Honeymooners NEW YORK (AP) — Indiana coach Dick RedWingaB.DIIersB 0, Sellers3-5006, Coalne04000, HaleyO-IOOO. Fouled Out— Sneed. Rebounds— LaSalle 35 p.m. gangland boss must light to keep his domi­ Totals400910-1291. (Sneed 10), Connecticut 44 (Boscom 9) nance as a drug smuggler. James Lee. (11) Easy Way to Lose Weight Versace and Detroit coach Chuck Daly were CLEVELAND (IIS) Penn State89. Murray State 73 Assists— La SaMe16(Greenberp 10), Connecti­ Now bock In clock. Jum bit Book No. 23 It ■«ali«bto for S2.M, which Ineludoc p o iU M Karen Wong. 1980. 60) American Skier fined by the NBA Wednesday for incidents that Detroit 3 3 Nonce 7*12 44 18, Sanders 5-11 2-2 12, cut 16 (Robbins 6). Total Fouls— LaSalle 19, and handllrig. from Jum bit, c/o thla rMwtpapar, P.O. Bo b 4360, Orlando. FL 32M3'43M Dougherty 5-9 3413, Harper 5-13 ^312, Price Connecticut 21. Includa your nama, addraia and sip coda and maka your chock payable lo Nawapapartwoka. Sb) M O V IE: 'M acArthur' Gen. Douglas ) 60) Tonight Show (In Stereo) Edmonton 0 4 2— 6 MURRAY STATE (71) 62 occurrc'd after they were ejected from games. First Period— 1, Detroit, Robertson 3 8*12 5-5 21, Williams 6-10 4-5 16,RolMns4-500 A — 1,535 MacArthur's fight to stem the Japanese Martln5225727,Opdm2-5267, Foster23O0 ( ^ Racing From Plainsfield (Zombo, Burr), 8:77. 2, Detroit. Yzermon 62 8, Ehio 501-111, ValentlneO-2000, Keys 2-200 military tide in the South Pacific is por­ Versace was fined $2,500 for throwing a chair 4, Monn5122419, Klnp1-62-34,Robblns51000, Bowling (Gallont), 12:57. Penolties— Robertson, Det 4.Totals 47*8221-24115 trayed. Gregory Peck, Ed Flanders. Dan (5?1 MacNeil/Lehrer Newshour and failing to immediately leave the playing Brooks510O 0,(5old001-21,Jones 4-7 2411. NIT glance (boarding), 13:15; Gregg, Edm (holding), O'Herlihy. 1977. Chicogo X 24 2S 22— 91 Totols24-57152673. (ST) Best of Love Connection area after he was ejected from the Pacers’ 14:47. PENN STATE (19) Second Period— 3, Edmonton, Slmpson34 Cieveiofid 37 X IS 31— US Rrst Round d D (30) Cosby Show (CC) Theo's girlf­ [A & E] French and Saunders game against Phoenix on March 10. 3-Polnt pool— PIppen. Fouled out— None. Blake5115920,Hovosie5167-817,Foaell24 riend. Justine, catches him kissing another (Messier, Anderson), 5:17.4, Edmon­ Wednesday, March is Nile Owls [C N N ] Sports Tonight Rebounds— Chicogo X (PIppen 9), Cleveland 1-2 7, F. Barnes 46 24 12, Brown 4-10 14 10, Connecticut 67, N .C. Chorlotte63 woman. (In Stereo) Daly was fined $1,500 for communicating ton, Muni 5 (McClelland, Buchberger), Applemon 1-1002, Oeplli 1-1512, Allen26507, Astrograph 5:39. 5, Edmonton, Corson 46 (Huddy, 51 (Dougherty 11). Assists— Chicogo 76 St. John's7D,Mlsslsslppl67 Beth Hodck 187-185539, Jon Levesque d® Planet Earth Tapping the Earth's finite [ESPN] SportsCenter with his team’s bench after being thrown out of (Jordon 12), Cleveland X (Horper 8). Total J. Barnes4-54412, Johnson525O0.Totols31-62 Penn Stote89, Murray State 73 185523, Harriet Boskette 188-495, Gloria Messier), 9:17. 6, Detroit, Chlosson 11 24-3289. resources using advanced technological [M A X ] M O V IE: 'First Blood' A Vietnam the Pistons’ game against Cleveland on March (Yzermon, Houda), 10:X. 7, Edmonton, fouls— Chicogo 21, Clevelond 13. A— X018. Vlllanova 76, St. Petere56 Boor 187-476, Judy Kidd 177, Kathy Halftime— M urrey State 33, Penn Stote 32. tools including computers and airborne im­ veteran uses his Special Forces training to Simpson 35 (Huddy, Messier), 15:37 (pp). 8, Ohio States), Akron 70 Berzenski 185467, Irma DeSimone 185496, CANCER (June 21-July 22) Friends will 3. 2polnt pools— M urray State 7-18 (Mann 46, aging spectrometry. (75 min.) escape the clutches of a brutal, small-town Detroit, Gollant 37 (Yzermon, Barr), 19:34 Wlsconsln63, NewOrleons61 Dolores GIntowt 188, Karen Tracey 499, be receptive to your suggestions today Mortin 3-9, Klnp 53), Penn State 210 St. Louls87, Southern Illinois54 Laurie HIscock 483, Morion Smith467, Betty sheriff, Sylvester Stallone. Richard Crenna, (pp). 9, Detroit, Burr 17 (Kocur), 19:49. (F.Bomes 1-1, Allen 1-1, Brown 1-3, Bloke51, ^Your If you share your ideas with them In­ ( ^ M O V IE: 'Stigm a' A police officer is f^naltles— Chlosson, Det (tripping), 7:07; Jazz102.TrallBlazers95 Richmond 70, Temple 56 Noel 484, Carol Barnett483, MaureenGollck Brian Oennehy. 1982. Rated R. Hoyosse04). Fouled out— None. Rebounds— guilt-ridden over the murder of his partner Kocur, Det, molor (fighting), 12:28; Buch- Thursday, March 16 457, Lorrolne Webber 450. stead of trying to foist your views on Murray State 40 (Opden 9), Penn State 34 ^Birthday despite receiving a citation for valor in the Raiders sign Otis Wilson berger, Edm, molor (fighting), 12:28; Kent State2510, vs. Mlchlpon State, 1513,at 1 1:45PM [H B O ] M O V IE: -House of PORTLAND (tS) (Hoyosse 9). Assists— Murray State i3 them. Be a teacher, not a preacher. action that cost his friend his life. Mike Yzermon. Det (tripping), 14:52; Muni, Detrolt,7;30p.m. Games' David Mamet wrote and directed Kerjev 5-11 5-5 15, Jones 0-1 (M) 0, (Martin, Atann 4), Penn State 18 (Brown 8). LEO (July 23-Aug. 22) Usually we do E L SEGUNDO, Calif. (AP) — Former Edm (hIgh-stIckIng), 18:26. Georplo Southern, 23-5, ot Alobam a- Home Engineers Connors, Daine Baker, Martin Milner. this twist-laden tale of a psychiatrist who Duckwortti}-9(L04,Drexlerl1-20e-1031,Porter Total louls— Murray Stote 25, Penn Stote 21 March 17, 1989 TONIGHT 10:00 c h 8 Blrmlnaham,1511,7;3Sp.m. not perform too well when we put pres­ 1977. becomes involved with a master con artist. All-Pro linebacker Otis Wilson, left unpro­ Third Period— 10, Edmonton, KurrI 40 6-131-316, Johnson 3-9 26 8, Bowie 5-10 2213, Gov McDevItt 189-493, Kathy Knox195493, BILLY GRAHAM'S NEWEST BOOK. "ANSWERS TO UFES’S PROBLEMS," Tecbnicol— M urray State coach Newton. UC Santa Barbara, 2)6, at Wichita State, sure on ourselves, but today could be (Tlkkonen, Carson). 3:16. 11, Detroit, Wheeler 23004, Branch 1-3002, Steppe 0-12-2 Morlys Dvorak 183-474, Jeanne Buccherl ^ MOVIE: 'Lady Sings the Blues' Linday Crouse. Joe Mantegna. Mike Nuss- tected by the Chicago Bears under the new A— 4,771. 1510,8;Xp.m. NOW AVAILABLE IN ALL BOOKSTORES Chobot 2 (Yzermon, Zombo), 7:07 (sh).12, 2. Anderson 0-4 BOO. Tatols3504 21-3895. 177-499, Sondy Fitzpatrick 181-504, Ruth Although you won't go about it in a self­ an exception. You're likely to work bet­ Based on the life of Billie Holiday, the baum. 1987, Rated R. Arkansas State, 20-9, at Ne(>raska 1515,8:35 Edmonton, Corson 47 (KurrI, Lowe), 12:02.13, Sklbd 200, Alice HIrth 222-194-583, Celia ish manner, you are likely to have very 1 N F L free agency system, has signed with the p.m. ter when you race against deadlines. 1920s jazz singer whose rise to fame was Detroit. MocLeon 34 (Yzermon, Gallont), UTAH (103) Vlllanova 76. St. Peter’s 56 Sampedro 209-481, Shirley Eldridoe 185519, Los Angeles Raiders, it was announced Pepperdine, 1912, at New Mexico State, strong personal Interests in the year VIRGO (Aufl. 23-Sepl. 22) In your deci­ hindered by her drug addiction. Diana 18:31. 14. Detroit, Yzermon 63 (Gollant, Malone9-3011-1330, lovoronl 0-3000, Eaton Beverly Morin 187-215560, Donna Hardesty 21-10,9:35p.m. ahead. As you move forward, you'll find Ross, Billy Dee Williams, Richard Pryor. Wednesday. Norwood), 19:39. Penalties— Kocur, Det 4-10 40 13, Stockton 29 9-13 15, Griffith 2-9 182-518, Fronclne Turoeon 179457, BobbI sion-making process today, strive to be Santa Clara, 2510, at New Mexico, 259,9:35 1972 (Interference), 6:24; Yzermon, Det (slosh­ 2-27, Bollev 11-232-324, Hansen 271-27, LesOO ST. PETER'S (56) Greco 182-195517, Kris Carpenter 215453, ways to carry those you love along with both logical and Imaginative, You'll be Wil.son. 31. played eight years with the Bears ing). 13:24. p.m. OOO, Brown 1-1 22 4, Fortner 1-21-23.Totals Andrews 4-7 56 13, Veterono 16 22 4, TrudI Zuldema 177-175193-545, Gerirude you. quick to perceive facts and able to use dS This Old House Marathon from 1980-87 and was All-Pro in 1985. before Shots on goal— Detroit 11-6-13-30. Ed­ 340332-41102. Morrlson532-22, J. Walker24515, Haynes 24 Hawall,17-12,atCall1omla,l911,10:30p.m DeBlols 473, Bette Dufrolne 471, Karen monton 4-9-12— 25. 2-2 8, Roherty 24 1-2 6, T. Walker 48 4612, m doy, March 17lh PISCES (Feb. 20-March 20) There them creatively. [A 8iE] Edge and Beyond missing half of 1987 and the entire 1988 season ForNond 27 14 26 28— 95 Vendette 484, (tall Pasaurell 462, Linda might be several Interesting develop­ Power-ploy Opportunities— Detroit 1 of2; Utoh 10 29 18 25— 102 McKenna 1-1502, Parker 00000, Connell 1-2 Boise State, Z>6, at Oklahoma Stote, 1512, Corbitt 195527. [CNN] PrimeNews 8:Xp.m . following knee surgery. The Los Angeles team Edmonton 1 of 5. 2Polnt pools— Porter 3, Bowie, Malone, 002, AAock 00000, Dudley1-1502. Totals 1942 ments today that could impact favor­ LIBRA (Sept. 23-Oct. 23) Your organi­ Goolles— Detroit, Stefan, 19-14-3 (25 152356. Second Round [DIS] Best of Walt Disney Presents: announcement said, “ The Raider medical (3rltflth. Fouled out— Kersey. R ebounds- ably upon your hopes and expectations. zational abilities are especially keen to­ Hang Your Hat on the W ind A Navajo shots-19 saves). Edmonton, Ronford (17-12), Portland 52 (Drexler 11), Utoh 62 (Eaton 25). VILLANOVA (76) March 1511 Cunllffe Auto Body Teams, sites and ttmesTBA One may pertain to an old venture you day, so if something you're working on Indian boy finds a prized thoroughbred in team expects him to be completely healthy for Fuhr, 20-22-6 (0:00 third, 1^9). Assists— Portland 21 (Drexler 9),Utah25 Massey 446614, Taylor46508, Grels4624 A— 17,503. )1,Mlller25l-26,West5U4618,Dawdell2534 Third Round Chris Hansen 171, Joe Tollsono 195435, thought ran out of steam. Get a jump on needs to be systematized, do it now. the desert. (60 min.) the start of preseason training.” (Stockton 12). Total fouls— Portland 32, March H-M Referee— Bob HoM. Linesmen— Swede Utoh 23. Technicals— Malone, Porter, 7, WllsonOOOOO, Wooaord25228,Masottl0-0 Rick Johnson 165426, Lorry Novello165405, life by understanding the influences You can bring order out of confusion. [LIFE] Cagney & Lacey Teams, si tes ond tl mes TB A Ed Fenton Jr. 165175457, Jim Bell 155151- Wilson signed the contract Tuesday night in Knox, Rondy MItton. Portlond llleix)l defense. A — 12.444. OOO, Vrlnd51520, Bekkedom 2-3004, Muller which are governing you in the year 51 50 0, Downs 51 50 0. Totals 37-481926 76. femHInals 431, Steve Williams 158-165455, Scott SCORPIO (Ocl. 24-Nov. 22) Your feel­ [TM C ] MOVIE: 'A Night in the Ufe of 623 Main Street, Manchester Chicago, the Raiders said. He was not ahead. Send for your Astro-Graph pre­ Holftime— Vlllonoyo 39, St. Peter’s 24. Morch 17 **''•**^ ings for your friends could be quite in­ Jim m y Reardon' A suburban high-school immediately available for comment. 2polnt pools— St. Peter's 25 (Flaherty 1-2, At New Yeih 165)52-444. dictions today by mailing $1 to Astro- tense today. If one of your pals lands In graduate looks toward an uncertain future Spurs 110. Bucks 108 J.Walker 1-3), Vlllanova 36 (West 2-5, Miller Teams ondtImesTBA Hloh team slnple: Journol Inquirer 549, Graph, c/o this newspaper, P.O. Box a tight spot, you're apt fo be the first to In 1962 Chicago. River Phoenix, Ann Mag- 1-2, Woodard 51). Fouled out— Grels, Championship hlph team triple: Purdy Corporotlon 1317, nuson, Meredith Salenger. 1988. Rated R. March 19 hloh Individual staple: Glenn Elpabroodt 91428, Cleveland, OH 44101-3428. Be otter assistance. Morrison. Rebounds— St. Peter's 27 (Vete­ (In Stereo) Boyd outing encouraging Radio, TV MILWAUKEE (100) rono 7), Vlllanova 25 (Grels 6). Aulsts— St At New Yoth 212, hlph Individual triple: Larry Novella sure to stale your zodiac sign. SAGITTARIUS (Nov. 23-Dec. 21) You Cummlnst 7-114010, Krystkowlok 2010-12 Peter's 10 (J. Walker 4), Vlllonova 18 (Miller Semifinal winners, 9p.m. 490, hloh averape; Tony Marlnelll 138.43. ARIES (March 21-April 19) Being com­ are still In a very favorable cycle where [U S A ] Murder, She W rote A mysterious WE’RE CELEBRATING ST. PATRICK’S DAY TWICE! 14, Slktno 6-11 22 19, Humphries 25 2-4 6, Third Place Standlnps: Holiday Lanes 2510, Journal 7). Total (ouls— St. Peter's X , Vlllanova 19. passionate and generous to others to­ your material interests are concerned. man involves Jessica in the defection of WINTER HAVEN Fla (AP) - Greg Pressev4O2-4)0,Roberts3-7249,Pierce 1021 A-3,519. Semifinal losers, 7p.m. Inquirer 17-13, R5G Auto 1514, Purdy MARCH 17 & 18-FRIDAY & SATURDAY TODAY Walker, whose 1988 season was cut short by two 4-5 24, MokeskI 1-1 OO 2,Moncrlef 1-70-22, Corporotlon 1514, East Hartford Nursery day will m ake you feel as g o o d about There's a possibility you can profit more F E A TU R IN G 2:30 p.m. — N C AA Tournoment: Arkan­ Green 22004. Totals 3002 2701100. 1514, J.J. Bolt 1514, Vlllope Stylist 1515, your deeds as those who receive them. from an ongoing situation by adding life-threatening seizures, homered in the sas vs. LoyolaM arym ount. ESPN OhioState81.Akron70 i f i i Anton's Accessories 15-15, Romo Plzza12-18, It's hard to say who will benefit the some Imaginative touches. "SICK RICK" eighth inning to give the White Sox the victory 4 p.m. — Golf: The Players Champion­ SAN ANTONIO (110) Team 51x7-23. ship, USA Cable G Anderson4-77-11 is.W.Anderson 11-19 3-4 Volleyball most. CAPRICORN (Dec. 22-Jan. 19) Your HALL FOR RENT over Boston, 4:30 p.m. — N CAA Tournament: St. 25, BrIckowskI 7-15 1-2 15. Robertson6-)30-2 AKRON (70) TAURUS (April 20-May 20) You have a powers ot persuasion should be ex­ MUSIC. TRIVIA, OPEN MIKE, SHOT SPECIALS, Marv'svs. Clemson. ESPN 12, DowkIns 0-3 OO 0, Vincent 513 1-2 11, Jones 36 2-2 8, Roberts 7-17 2216, Robinson big plus going lor you today, which is tremely effective today. When you talk For parlies, showers, receptions, Walker also singled and walked to raise his 7 p.m. — N CAA Tournoment: West 04500, Buford5115621, McLauphlln51750 T-SHIRTS. CORNED BEEF, B.Y.O.R. (BRING YOUR OWN REQUESTS) M.Anderson 0-1 OO 0, Maxwell 50 3-4 15, your inclination to be a realistic vision­ about Ideas or ventures you're present­ spring batting average to .316. Vlrglnlo vs. Tennessee, ESPN Comepvs 5100010, Smrek 2-2307.Totals4591 10, Alberts 1-5503, White 00500, Johnson 50 meetings. Complete kitchen facilities, 7:30 p.m — Sabres at Wholers, Sport- Calendar ALL TRIVIA WINNERS ELIGIBLE FOR DRAWING ON SATURDAY FOR RED SOX TICKETS! The Red Sox were encouraged hy the 1539110. 500, Paterson 59 5112, WIIczvnskI OOOOO. Rec Volleyball ary Ways can be found to bring your ly prom oting, others will sit up and take [.arge enclosed parking lot. Inquire: sChannel.WTIC Milwaukee 30 23 21 26— 100 Totals29695117D. conception to practical fruition. notice of what you have to say. showing of Dennis “ Oil Can” Boyd. The 7:30p.m.— Nordlquesat Bruins. NESN OHIO IT. (81) COME KISS THE BLARNEY STONE 5on Antonio 10 20 20 20— 110 American Division semlllnals — Spike GEMINI (May 21-June 20) Challenges AQUARIUS (Jan. 20-Fab. 19) In busi­ 7 :X p .m .— Celtics ot Pacers, Channel61 2Polnt pools— Slkmo 5, Atoxwell 2. Froncls574417, AAoteen 1-53-55, Corter 7-15 det. Economy Electrlc1515,157,155. Lithuanian Haii right-hander, who suffered a shoulder injury aren't likely to intimidate you today, in­ ness matters today maintaining a slight - i L 9p.m. — NCAA Tournament: Providence Fouled out— None. Rebounds— Milwaukee 5619, Jent362-29,Brown563418, White3634 Notional Division semifinals — North SATURDAY 24 G O LW AY S TR E E T last season, threw five shutout innings to vs.VIrgtnla (second half), ESPN 58 (Krystkowlok II), Son Antonio 57 9, Brewster 54500, Lee2-2504. Totals 2553 Endersdet. A B A To o l 5D le 9-l5 ,1511.1514. BoysBashetball stead they are apt to serve as motiva­ aura ot mystery about your intentions MANCHESTER stretch his spring scoreless streak to eight 10 p.m. — NCAA Tournament: Boll Stote (G.Anderson ID . Assists— Mllwoukee 30 252581. Women's Leoaue Pinal — Nosslff Arms Class S Division tors to stimulate your desires for could put you in a stronger bargaining Css balora • P.M. vs. Pittsburgh (lolnedinpr ogress), ESPN Halftime— Akron 34, Ohio St. 33. 3bOlnt Championship A COACH’S CORNER & TNT PRODUCTION innings. (Slkmo 5), Son Antonio 21 (Dawkins 7). Total det. Fred's Place 152, 155, 159; Nosslff achievement It you are aroused to suc­ position. Keep your trump cards In Phone B43-0618 11 :X p.m.— NCAA Tournament: DePoul fouls— Milwaukee 23, Son Antonio 25. poals— Akron 517 (McLouphlln 26, Butord Arms def. Fred's Ploce 1510, 1511, 153. Coventry vs. Tolland, ot Central Connecti­ vs. Memphis Stote, Chonnel 3 A-0,778. 14, Alberts 1-51. Ohio St. 57 (Brown 53, Jent NossIN'swInstawntItle. cut Stale University, 12:30p.m ceed. chances are you will. reserve. 16 - MANCHESTER HERALD. Thursday. Mtir. 16, 1989 MANCHESTER HERALD Thursday, Mar. 16, 1989 - 17

SNAFU by Bruce Beattie KIT'N'CARLYIF by Larry Wright DILLON by Steve Dickenson

1 MARKET REPORT nev,ACMpfi; DID . . . u ^ f= b p . IS A 1'IMG WHEN CATS W p Court orders air competitors H t U AGAIN; BUSINESS CBT promotes Polowitzer to honor deals with Eastern PY t? Jane M. Polowitzer of Manchester has By The Associated Press Bush has strongly opposed plan is going to have to be made been promoted to as­ intervention, and so has the workable by the employees, and sistant treasurer at Strike-devastated Eastern Air­ Miami-based company. they’ve shown they're not willing the Connecticut Bank lines won an emergency court “It’s very clear many to work for him,” pilots union and Trust Co.. Hart­ order forcing rivals to honor members were merely voting to spokesman Ron Cole said. /rSiteuscy) ford. Polowitzer is a pacts with the carrier, and a satisfy a union constituency,” The idea of selling Eastern was senior buyer respon­ labor-backed measure won said Eastern spokesman James raised again at a Texas Air board sible for analysis and House approval despite resist­ Ashlock, adding that manage­ meeting last week. The New York PEANUTS by Charles M. Schulz negotiation of pur­ ance by President Bush to inter­ ment remains “ unalterably op­ Times reported Wednesday. chasing contracts for vene in the dispute. posed to a ^ esidential emer­ Drexel spokesman Steven forms and envelopes. The order granted Wednesday gency board.” Anreder said he could not imme­ I MUST APMIT i'M NERVOUS UUHOOPSl A UUILP PITCH I MAVBE SHE PIPN T SEE THAT.. She joined the bank by a federal bankruptcy judge in Speculation also grew Wednes­ diately comment on the report. k n o w in g o u r t e a c h e r is m a v b e it o n l y a a a p e a in 1987. New York prevents other airlines day that as the 13-day-old strike Any such action must be SITTING IN HER CAR s m a l l p e n t in h e r c a r ... Polowitzer is a from refusing to transfer Eastern continues with no sign of resolu­ approved by U.S. Bankruptcy w a t c h in g our g a m e .. CT 3-'C. coach for the young passengers, cargo and baggage, tion, selling the crippled carrier Judge Burton R. Lifland in New — ^ women’s basketball a threat Eastern said could doom might be the only alternative for York, who is overseeing East­ — ? r ... BUT AeH- H<^"7N'T "Each additional needle is necessary to team at the Church of efforts to rebuild the airline. Frank Lorenzo, chairman of its ern’s bankruptcy reorganization. FpozeN OVER VET. Lifland could hold a hearing stop the pain from the one you just put in." > 1989 by N6A. Inc Jesus Christ of The judge set a March 24 parent, Texas Air Corp. Latter-day Saints in The Manchester office had an average of 1,254 hearing on continuing the emer­ Texas Air’s board reportedly within a week to 10 days on the Manchester, where claims a week, with 150 of them initial claims. gency order. has asked its investment banker, sale of Eastern’s Northeast shut­ she is also Hartford Statewide, unemployment claims increased by In Washington on Wednesday, Drexel Burnham Lambert Inc., tle to billionaire developer Do­ b u g s BUNNY by Warner Brof. area co-chairwoman 2.3 percent to a weekly average of 37,633 for the the House voted 252-167 to ap­ to explore the possibility of nald Trump for $365 million, said period. Claims were up in each local office except 5 - / 6 .1 for the Young Single prove labor-suported legislation selling Eastern to other airlines Bruce Nobles, president of the Adults Group. Jane Polowitzer in Danielson, New London, Waterbury and that would require a recaldtrant and investors, a move union newly formed Trump Shuttle. l i e r Willimantic. HAGAR THE HORRIBLE by DIk Browne She holds a bachelor’s degree in journalism Bush to appoint an emergency officials found encouraging. Union leaders were hoping to from Brigham Young University and an panel to try to end the walkout by “It should be very clear to Mr. head off the sale of the lucrative associate's degree in communications from Money seminar scheduled the Machinists union, pilots and Lorenzo and the bankruptcy shuttle by finding a friendly HEL<&A LOVE^ Tt-lE sIeW I PO t HiMk Manchester Community College. Before joining flight attendants. court that any reorganization buyer for the entire airline. AMRPOR I

ARLO AND JANIS by Jimmy Johnson .a c t S i CLASSIFIED ADVERTISING 643-2711 BLONDIE by Dean Young A Stan Drake

OH GOOD, — H AS TH E electrician ) 0 '! THAT MUST BE PART TIME V COW.E Y E T ? ^ — Y Notices HIM NOW r- lU PERSONALS li^HELP WANTED HELP WANTED EaHELP WANTED HELP WANTED daHELP WANTED HELP WANTED i na As a condition precedent to na r ? / B A S E B A L L - W anted: HARDWOOD floor SECRETARY. We seek o ASSISTANT Teocher- FRONT desk clerk. Part the placement of any odver- Anv Information (clip­ MEDICAL office - Ac­ tlslno In the Monchester He­ Sander and/or lover SAVINGS BANK OF dynamic, versatile In­ /Core giver port or full time, Saturday, Sun­ counts Receivable. rald, Advertiser hereby pings, photos, rosters, experienced helpful MANCHESTER dividual who trives In o time. Loving person to day, 3 to 11pm. Excel­ anecdotes) on the Highly motivated Indi­ agrees to protect, Indemnity but not necessary. Will tost poced environ­ work with children. In lent pay. 724-4667. vidual needed to Inves­ and hold hormless the Man­ semi-pro teams of train. Long hours, Full time Tellers ment. Desires o varied center. Flexible hours tigate unpaid Insu­ chester Herald, Its officers Rockville and Man­ good pay. Benefits. wanted. arranged between 6om and employees against any chester, 1900 through workload and con func­ CARPENTER'S Apprent- rance claims. Heavy and all liability, loss or Must like to travel. Experienced or will tion Independently. to 6pm. A B C Day core Ice - Sunroom In­ phone contoct with ad­ 1910. Purpose: local 742-9961. Good typing, word pro­ Inc., 647-0788. ditional diversified du­ expense. Including attor­ history research. Rhett train Good wages stallers need assistant. neys' fees, arising from cessing, and shorthand RECEPTIONIST wanted Learn a trade with real ties. Port time hours ALLEY OOP by Dave Graue claims of unfair trade practi­ K rause, 55 W ildw ood and benefit. Apply: Rood., Vernon, CT skills ore reoulred. A Immediately In our lob satisfaction. Some which could expand to ces, Infringement of trade­ legal secretory back­ experience and tools full time position. Flex­ marks, trade names or pat­ 06066^__^_^____^_^ HELP WANTED Savings Bank of Manchester office. H(A w m ! T H ' q u e s t i o n t h a t 's ) ...THERE'S NO WAY OFF ground w ould be a plus. Coll Mr. McGroll at helpful. 646-1464. ■ ible hours available. REALLY BUGGING M E IS'. ^ TH E ISL/LND, UNLE^^^ ents, violation of rights of We offer excellent privacy and Infringement of M anchester 646-5798, Friday and OFFICE MANAGER for Send resume to: Sports WHERE DID REP BEARD U. MACKEREL.' I JUST MANCHESTER Hondo, starting salary and Medicine and Ortho­ ROSE IS ROSE by Pal Brady SO WITH TH' TREASURE? copyright and proprlstorv Employment 923 Main Street Saturday, 10om-3pm. small company. Self rights, unfair competition “Connecticuts largest good benefits. Send re­ pedics of Manchester, . I _____ m otorcvcie/power Manchester e o e /m /t starter and organiza­ and libel and slander, which sume or opply In per­ tional skills o must. 155 M a in S treet, M a n ­ r [ PlPf^'T WlOW IT WAS P O S S IP U ) mov result from the publlco- equipm ent d e a le r” Is EOE son to: Economy HARDWOOD floor chester or coll 645-8387 vou &omp < FKfM time. This Involves as in sold application more Vincent Stephens, M.D. and excellent benefits. 127 Vernon Road 040-03 vSTjfX nT T I it 0AU.ED LAftolZ Roo/Vt 1& ThE SPENDING MONEY? For Interview, coll Ar- substantial Interaction fully appears, at 043-03 b hat peliver oxv Bolton, CT 06043 ___ € I L T ?., YR < \. ■^i/sou bon Equipment Corp. with purchasing and o Manchester Probate Court FOR SALE AT PUBLIC AUCTION Newspaper routes available in your area... In South Windsor at wide variety of vend­ 66 Center Street 041-03______FOR THE TOWN OF MANCHESTER 528-2015. ors. We offer career P.O. Box 191 N otice is hereby given of a sale at pub lic auction to be held li L FRANK AND ERNEST by Bob Thavea Manchester, CT NOTICE OF DISSOLUTION Saturday, M arch 18, 1989 beginning at 10:00 a.m . In South opportunities with ex­ AND on (H/11/89at 10:45 A M Windsor, CT, Sullivan Avenue, next to Gerber Scientific, for Earn money and prizes by delivering the ASSISTANT Manager cellent pay and benef­ NOTICE TO CREDITORS the following surplus Items. its Including dental. All persons having an Inter­ OF / | l Pepperldge Form BECKER FAMILY Description Serlal/ID No. Manchester Herald in your Thrift Store. Good Qualifications Include est In said m atter, m ay ap­ one year accounts pay­ pear and be heard at that ASSOCIATION INC. 1978 Chevrolet Crew Cab CCL248B128636 r M N O T neighborhood. starting salary. Full tim e. Pursuant to Section 33-489 1977 Fo rd L T D Station W agon 7B745248430 benefits. Must be a high able experience, good 1969 International 1500 D Dum p 314501H900040 THE GRIZZWELLS by Bill Schorr Elizabeth A. Bldwell (a) of the Connecticut Ge­ school graduate. Can­ Interpersonal com­ Ass't Clerk neral Statutes, as amended, 1979 Chevrolet 4 X 4 Pickup CKL1391159505 Call today to get more details. 1977 Dodge 4x4 Pickup W24BJ7S143120 ® 1989 by NFA tnc munication and moth 042-03 notice Is hereby given that AJVmiEtz.,-nHlGlG A ■’/|k didates required to 1973 In te rn a tio n a l 2010 4Wh D um p 707211G522655 P L E A ^ Pfi^/G. t h a t toke 0 pre- skills and CRT expe­ Becker Family Association '-^ r n e rience. If you qualify, NOTICE OF HEARINO Inc., a Connecticut corpora­ 1980 Dodge St. Regis EH42GAA1S3503 647-9946 emplcyment, cempony ES TATE OF: tion w ith offices In M anches­ 1979 Dodge St. Regis EH42W9A185656 please contact: Direc­ 1978 Plymouth Fury RL41K8A208012 NOTTDEMeAWRAgFJ i7)mN/S,„ ^ VilNE ^FDRE tT'G all Ferguson Rd...... 16-138 pold drug screen end HELEN T. WARNER, M.D. ter, Connecticut, was dis­ Af?cH tN 5T. LOUIS', physlcol. Apply In per- tor of Human Resour­ O/k/O HELEN THOMPSON solved on O ctober 19,1988 bv 1979 Dodge St. Regis EH42L9A188938 F to U tz E P . T all G irth Rd...... 09-77 1976 Fo rd Pin to 6T10Y161321 all E.M.T P...... 650-070 even son, Tuesdoy- ces or apply In person WARNER, g/k/o DR. resolution of Its directors. A ■ > T 1(M to: Economy Electric HELEN T. WARNER certificate of dissolution has 1977 Miller Tall Gate Berm Feeder RTL Soturdov, 2876 Moln Von Norman 303 Senior Broke Lathe Supply, Inc., 428 Tol­ Pursuant to an order of Hon. been filed with the Secretary Street, Glostonbury. of State as required bv law. 1962 B ro ckw a v T ra cto r N257T25 land Turnpike, Man­ W illiam E. FitzGerald, 1946 LoCross Trailer SF625 No phone colls. EOE Judge, a hearing will be held All creditors of said corpora­ chester, Connecticut, This equipment Is being sold In "AS IS, WHERE IS” condi­ 06040 . 647-5000. eoe, on an application for authori­ tion, It any, are hereby WINTHROP by Dick Cavalll HORTICULTURAL Com- zation to compromise and warned to present their tion, with no warranty expressed or Implied. Further Infor­ Charter Oak St.... m /f/h /v . settle a doubtful and disputed mation Is available at the General Services Office , 41 Cen­ 1 pony has a position claims to Robert J. Boland, Qardnsr St...... ovollable In our Interl- claim against said estate, as 173 East Center Street, Man­ ter Street, Manchester, CT (203) 647-3031. r h e a b y o u V e s o t THAT^ BK^TAND Gardner St. W ait. In said application more fully chester, Connecticut 06040 on toown ol Manchester, CT Highland St. orscape soles division. AN ASnzONAUT IN THERE HE le ... THATiS appears, at Manchester Pro­ or before September 6, 1989, Robert B. Weiss, (Dugan's Allty .. We also offer the op­ bate Court, 66 Center Street, or thereafter be barred as bv General Manager THIS) TOWN. O U R A S T R O N A U T . portunity tor you to use Certified P.O. Box 191, Manchester, statute provided. 013-03 Griiaom Rd...... all your skills at various CT on 03/27/89 at 11:15 A M . All persons having an Inter­ BECKER FAMILY Shepard Or...... all territories that ore ASSOCIATION INC. TOWN OF MANCHESTER est In said matter, may ap­ LEGAL NOTICE NORTH 3-16-89 Oakland Haights...... all avalloble to qualified Nurse Aid pear and be heard at that Robert J. Boland, Jr. Its Attorney The Planning and Zoning Commission will hold o public ♦ J 6 3 Bridge Brownatona Apia...... all professionals who immediate open­ tim e. V K 5 hove the motivation to 178 East Center Street hearing on M onday, M a rch 20,1989 at 7:00 P .M . In the H ear­ ings on ali shifts Elizabeth A. Bldwell, Manchester, CT 06040 ing Room, Lincoln Center, 494 Main Street, Manchester, ♦ A 4 3 2 Eatl Cantar St...... 408-606 achieve success. Base Assistant Clerk Telephone; 646-1466 Connecticut to hear and consider the following petitions; ♦ K Q 10 8 salaries and good per­ for full & part-time Hamilton Or...... all 044-03 038-03 The Bolt Company — Excavation Pormit — 1046 R Tolland Carpantar Dr...... all centage paid on soles. positions. Turnpiko (B-104) - An application for Iho excavation of earth WEST EAST By James Jacoby luck. West ruffed the fourth club and McDIvItt Or...... all Send resume and sa­ materials In accordance with Article IV, Section 11.03.02 of P 10 9 8 7 ♦ AKQ5 led another spade to beat the contract. Wildwood Dr...... all lary history to Milford Every other weekend LEGAL NOTICE the Manchester Zoning Regulations for a parcel of land Iden­ V 10 9 7 6 3 V 8 We’ve all made bad doubles, and I How could South do better? If South Inc., P. O. Box 2-186, required. TOWN OP ANDOVER tified as 1046 R Tolland Turnpike. ♦ J ♦ Q 10 9 8 7 Milford, CT 06460. eoe PLANNING ♦ ZONING COMMISSION Dewneest Assoc. Limited Partnership — Zone Change — think East was silly to double four assumes that one of the opponents Jetfaraon S I ...... all PUBLIC HEARINGS ♦ J 6 5 ♦ 7 3 2 CHUBB AND CHAUNCEY by Vance Rodewall Aik about our child Buckland Street (0-54) - Request for a zone change from hearts. But he thought that the oppo­ holds five hearts, which is the only ra­ Kanwood Dr...... all Squire V illage...... all The Planning 8> Zoning Commission of Andover, Connec­ Rural Residence to Business 111 for a parcel of land Identified Tolland Tpka...... 472-525 POOL Attendant, 18 years care re-lmburiement SOUTH nents had arrived there gasping and tional explanation of the double, then or older, tor position, ticut will hold Public Hearings on Mondoy, March 20,1989at as 1.70 Acres fronting on Buckland Street and Pleasant Val­ ♦ 4 2 wheezing and that his partner proba­ after ruffing the third spade and play­ eveiem/viGxaerA Union Placa ...... all and non-banafit rate of 7:30 p.m. In the A ndover Elem en ta ry School on the follow ing ley Rood. Union St...... 133-204 Wetharell ...... all 40 hours a week min­ petitions: V A Q J 4 2 bly held five hearts. Well, he was ing to the king of hearts, he should eooDipeA-THERefe Bldwell ...... all imum. Please coll 528- pay program Orlande Annum ♦ Sens — Special Exception — 360 Tolland ♦ K 6 5 *556 Application of Michael Kutcher for a 1 lot resubdlvl- Turnpike (A-61) - Request for a special exception under Arti­ right. But in a different deal North take a different tack. Without playing 1300 to set up on a p ­ slon on Boston HIM Road. cle II, Section 9.15.01 of the Manchester Zoning Regulations ♦ A 9 4 might have been moving toward slam, a second trump, he should go after pointment for on For more informa­ to permit the development of a business parcel over 4 acres and then East would have been redou­ clubs. When they split, let him play a Adelaide Rd...... all In te rv ie w . #557-' Application of Michael and Judy Conway and James and requiring over 60 perking spaces at a parcel of lend Iden­ Vulnerable: East-West Jean Rd .... . 5-30 tion please call di­ Gorman for Henley Farms Estates Subdivision on tified as 360 Tolland Turnpike. Dealer: South bled with dire consequences. Not only fourth club, discarding a diamond. Al­ Slsephollow ...... all Boston HIM Road. Ferguson MEDICAL Asslstont/Re- rector of Nursing MecParlone Properties Corporation — Zoning Regulations that, but in today’s deal the double though West can ruff in, he can’t lead 170-360 ceptlonist needed full At this hearing. Interested persons may appear and be heard Amendment (M-119) - Petition for change of zoning regula­ West North East South should have helped declarer find the the fourth spade because of the small and written communications will be received. Informotlon tions. 1 V time for office In Man­ Crestfield pertaining to these ap plication s Is on file In the office of the winning play. trump left in dummy. Declarer will A t this hearing Interested persons m ay be heard and w ritten F'’ass 2 ♦ Pass 3 ♦ CALL NOW 647-9946 / 643-2711 chester. Knowledge of Zoning Agent, Town Office Building. South ruffed the third spade and led regain the lead and draw the remain­ clinical, administra­ Convalescent Dated at Andover, Connecticut this 9th and 16th day of comunicatlons received. A copy of this petition Is In the Pass 3 ♦ Pass 3 V ing trumps to make his contract. Obvi­ Town Clerk's office and may be inspected during business Pass 4 V Dbl Pass the king and ace of hearts. When East tive, and computer M arch , 1989. hours. showed out on the second heart, de­ ously the only justification for this ap­ skills preferred, but Home Pass Pass ANDOVER PLANNING 8. ZONING COMMISSION Planning and Zoning Commission clarer did as well as possible. He proach is the penalty double, which iian rijp atp r M pralJi will train. Benefits. Kenneth Lester, Leo Kwosh, Opening lead: ♦ 10 played on clubs, hoping that West should alert declarer to the 5-1 trump Send resume to: Box B, 643-5151 Chairm an Secretory would hold no more spades. No such split. Manchester Herald. 014-03 18- MANTHP:STFR HFRAI.D Thursday. Mar 16. I!)89 MANCHESTER HERALD. Thursday, Mar. 16. 1989 — 19

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Coll Main St., Manchester. cluding master bed­ Fiske, 282-0651.______ten perm it for the purpose of • Eleetric work by Susan or Betty at 246- room with fireplace, tor your 1st home or bookcase In front, shelf protecting It or the public and INCOME TAX you 1st floor laundry, And­ room suite. All reoso- Investment! $78900. on side. Two pinic ta­ Preeleion Blectrlc 1126. O F F IC E space In M an ­ carries o fine of up to $50 tor 10% SpriagtlMa Dtecawrt p ro b ab ly, erson windows. Situ­ noble otters Anne Miller Real Est- bles. Call after 4:30 each offense. Quality wont, fuily maured. ffiee esTiuAres IIQ ^BUSINESS chester. 3 rooms. To­ Complete accounting services paid SECRETARY - Mature ated on 2.3 acres on considered. Coll to­ ote, 647-8000.D______taling 900 square feet 644-8687.______EASTER Craft Fair. Tag reasonable retee, free eeti- day! Flono Realty 646- including A/R. A/P, P/R. Q/U, mate, no Job too amatt. 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Coll 429-8182. SERVICES MANCHESTER. Love na­ sided Ranch with a $204,900. "W e 're Sel­ Is easy. Just call 643-2711. FANRAND REMODEUNO LEAKY nOOF? 6 4 7 -1 9 5 6 exceptional benefits program ture? Then you will recently remodeled ling Houses" 646-2482. We'll help you with the Just because you don't Room additiont, dacka, red­ Moat roofs can bo lopslrod, kitchen, 2 fireplaces wording of your ad. with starting rate of •6.(K) love the beoutiful Blanchard 8< Rossetto use an Item doesn't mean ing, aiding, windows and gutt­ In placo ot total terootlng mpentat DISTRIBUTION TIERINNl’S and 2 baths. One end of Realtors," W e're Sel- the item has lost Its value. CLYDE ers. All types of remodeling and Compisio rorooSne at alt types. hourly and reviews in W & wooded backyard of I MDRTGAGES repairs. Call Bob Parrand, Jr. LABELS AHltiiMlIvt EnglMsrIng, Mg. this Iarge9 room home. home mokes possible llng Houses" 646-2482.n Why not exchange It tor CHEVROLET-BUICK, INC. «ree asriMaraa 180 davs. Call Boh Pound for In-law apartment with cash with an ad In Classi­ Tired of manually addraaalnp 27a Hartlord Rd.. Manchester Generous closet space, CUSTOM designed and Merchandise R O U T E 83, V E R N O N Bus. 647-8S09 Manchester Rooting dlatrlbutlon mall — we can appt. possibility of 5 bed­ full both. $165,900. D.W. built with 0 lot of SAVE YOUR fied? 643-2711. Fish Realty, 643-1591.0 84 Bonneville 4 Dr. ‘5 9 9 5 R«s. 64S-6849 6 4 5 -8 8 3 0 automate thia proceas provMlnp 649-5823 QSA OPTICAL rooms or at home of­ luxury In mind. Just o HOME!! quality aarvtce for a raaaonabia GREAT starter home. tew of the features ore 4 84 Century LTD wagon *6695 Cara. Trucks, Van*, 4x4't fice. Two fireplaces, If you are in FORECLOSURE. I MISCELLANEOUS prica Can eaa-atet. -wa d» int umtauaflotfia onMoary’’ 6 1 9 -3 1 7 7 2'/? baths, enclosed Coventry. Situated bedrooms, 2'/j baths, 84 Skyhewk wagon ‘5 9 9 5 CARPENTRY WORK ______Eoe______BANKRUPTCY or OlVORCEO porch and 2 car garage. near Coventry Lake. Jacuzzi, skyllahts, and FURNITURE I FOR SALE 84 Camaro Blue *5995 AMPkatef PARTTIMEandfull time $209,900. Y oY o Carroll Home completely rem­ greenhouses. There or "falling behind," ask for Framing, Roofs, SIcHng, Trim. ELECTRICAL VINYL8I0IN6A 144 FOUR person hot tub 85 Century 4 Dr. (2) ‘8 9 9 5 positions open for de­ Sentry Real Estate, 643- odeled In 1983. Very ore allowances for NO PAYMENT PROGRAM up SO FA bed, excellent con­ Registered & Fully Insured DRYWALL open floor plan plus shell with lets and 85 Spectrum 4 Dr. *5 1 9 5 REPLACEMENT WINDOWS tail oriented person. 4060.O carpet, appliances, to 2 yearsll dition, $100. Dinette set Very Reatonabfe Prices TOYOTAS IN STOCK For Inspection of tele­ newer 13 x 20 deck. electrical fixtures. with 4 swlvol chairs, plumbing. $375. Call 85 Century wagon ‘8595 DUMAS ELECTRIC Expertly installed. 742-8207. QuBttty Work / Free eulmttat Service' change*, addi­ FA B A O A Y DHYWALL communications mate­ D.W. Fish Realty, 643- Owner will do some THE SWISS GROUP very good condition 86 Cutlass Clera wgn. ‘8 9 9 5 tional wiring and repairs on Please call Paul Ryder rial. Will train proper 1591.D financing. Realty 203-454-4404 $90. Call 647-8874 be­ 86 Qrand Am 2 Dr. ‘8 3 9 5 7 4 2 -1 5 7 9 Interior Conatruction FOR IMMEDIATE HELP WANTED END ROLLS existing homes. Quality al 742-0018. Fully insured/Free Estimates person. Call 870-9261 COVENTRY. Lake view World, Benoit, tween 5:15 but no later 86 Merkur XR4T *9 4 9 5 work at; affordbla prices. Frechette Associates, than 7 pm, Monday - WitHiffi Family and ask for Mr. Girard. property. 2 bedroom 27’A" width — 254 86 Thunderbird ‘8 9 9 5 Entirety owner operated. 27 DEUVERT! ranch with picture win­ 646-7709.D Friday.______13" width — 2 tor 254 PAINTING/ years exp. Call Joseph (20318484880 Rentals 86 Celebrity 4 Dr. ‘7 6 9 5 dow with viev/ of lake, SOUTH WINDSOR New MAPLE dining room ta­ Newsprint and rolls can be PAPERING Dumas SRHUSL FL00RIN6 Quality OuarMteed At REWARDING OPPORTUNITIES AT vaulted celling In kit­ llsitng. Immaculate 8 ble with 6 chairs on picked up at the Menchseter Affordable Prices 30 GRAND PRIXS • 88 GRAND A M S chen, full walk-out room Garrison Colon­ rollers In good condi­ Herald ONLY before. 11 am. 8 7 2 - 9 1 1 1 GRAMPY’S CORNER STORE basement. No CHFA or ial, open family room IRODMS tion. $200. 649-7230. Monday through Thumday. If you have ambition, motivation and the desire to FmHo. $105,900. Philips with tieldstone fire­ M a NK Y O U i^ G Sim on CSla Sim on • REBATES up to $1000 on PONTIACS succeed in a challenging but rewarding career- FOR RENT ■mim 35 SU N BIRDS Real Estate 203-742- place, formal dining Rebate amt. varies according to model. Grampy's Corner Store has a position(s) availa­ A Hcvepaper la Educatlea fregram TILEM ASTER8 1450.D room, large kitchen MANCHESTER. Ladles Bteneertd by PAINTING □ ■ ■ i i ble at our Manchester location. and eating area, 4 bed­ Boarding House, COVENTRY. Neot os o The Q u iz Interior SpeeMlete Tile Sales and Installation You can earn ‘22,500 up to ‘30,000. You wili have pin. Charming 2 bed­ rooms, 2'/2 bahts, hard­ clean, furnished. Nice The Manchester Herald OVER 100 USED VEHICLES IN STOCK* total P&L responsibility for a Grampy's store. room ranch redeco­ wood floors, like new location on bus line. Pride taken in every job we dol □ □ S iS MANCHE5TCR To qualify, you must have at least one year ex­ rated and remodeled throughout. Only Coll 644-3503. Quality is our main concern. AT perience working in a food store environment. Inside and out. 2 car $249,900. U & R Realty, Worldscope (10 points io t each question answered correctly) B 4 S - 0 3 Q S 643-2692.0______REASONABLE RATES ^ CASHIERS/CLERKS garage, full basement [APARTMENTS im and double lot ore lust 1 bedroom aluminum We cater to the home owner. I FOR RENT W e are bath remodel )Snd ceramic tile spacialista. Up to ‘6‘“ per hour to start. No experience neces­ 0 tew features. $126,900. sided home on Smart Senior Citizen Discount A.RR. sary. Philips Real Estate. St., East Hartford Let us win your confidence! Call us today for a 9 .9 % Grampy's is not just an ordinary convenience HEBRON. Modern, two FREE ESTIMATES • FULLY INSURED 203-742-1450D $99,900.Anne Miller bedroom. Heat, hot free estimate, commercial or residential. OR store. We offer full New York Style dell’s, hot food Reol Estote, 647-8000.O MANCHESTER. New list­ water, appliances, 643-6774 M*mi>*r Chamber Ot Commerc* entrees, 24 hours a day, and extensive perisha­ ing. M any Im prove­ 2 bedroom newer cope on bles including fresh meat, fish, produce and in­ porking, no pets. $625. ments In this 8 room Deer Run, Manchester 228-3245 or 646-0882. store bakeries. colonial. Enclosed $147,900. Anne Miller C A S H B A C K Grampy's offers excellent benefits including: MANCHESTER. Near front and reor porches Real Estate, 647-8000.o 384, newly redecorated $500 • Flexible Hours tor your summer din­ 3 bedroom redecorated duplex. 3 bedrooms, 36 mo. lerm $6,0(X) max. tin. amt. on 1984 or newer vehicles to qualified buyers. ing ond enloyment. • Medical, Dental and Life Insurance full dormered cope, large eot-ln kitchen, This house otters tour Hollister St. $150,000. with appliances. Secur­ • Advancement opportunities large bedrooms tor the Anne Miller Reol Est­ ity, references re­ • Profit sharing growing tomlly. ate, 647-8000.o quired. $700 plus utili­ $145,000. Susan D o ­ For more information, please call D E S IR A B L E Area of ties. Call 649-0330. nahue, Sentry Real Est­ 643-6674 after 5pm. 800-624-9743. ate, 643-4060.D East Hartford. Three Qramp/t Is an Equal Opportunity Employer. bedrooms, 2V2 baths, MANCHESTER. Room In M A N C H E S T E R . New list­ 24x16 family room with quiet rooming house. ing. One floor living raised hearth fire­ Off street parking. $80 Tanks patrolled Ihe streets of Caracas, Venezuela, recently perfect for the retiree place. Cedar sided with per week. 646-1686 or following riots in which more than 300 were killed. The riots or couple lust storting brick front. Oversized 569-3018. out. One year young were triggered by (C H O O SE O N E: price increases, wage cuts), two cor garage. Coll MANCHESTER. Attrac­ contemporary ranch today to see this unloue which Venezuela’s President says are part of an austerity program with dramatic cother- tive 6 room duplex. 1 'h home. Asking baths, first floor In response to his nation’s debt crisis. drol celling In fire- $214,900 Strono Real placed living room. laundry, large yard. DRIVER Estate, 647-76530 Security, references. 2 The 12 nations ot the European Fully oppllonced kit­ Matchwords chen, full basement MANCHESTER: Choose $750 plus utilities. Call Economic Community recently (9 points for each correct match) one to tit your budget. 647-9353. vowed to end all production of Coventry area and garage. $169,900. 1-crisis a-jusi before giiST flBf lin»: Nancy von Hollen Sen­ Two-copes: sixrooms, MANCHESTER. Second ozone-destroying (CHOOSE try Real Estate, 643- 1 - both. Fine starter floor, 2 bedrooms, ONE: CFCs, hydrocarbons) by home, 1 - cor garage 2-vow b-promise 4060.D heat, and appliances. Ihe year 2000. Manchester $132,500. Six - room, 2 - No pets. $600 plus se- both, excellent quality, curlty. 646-3979. 3 N A T O and East bloc nations re­ 3-bloc c-lurning point C O U N T R Y Lot In An­ screened porch, new cently opened talks aimed at furnace, 1 - cor garage Apartment for sublet 1 Herald route. dover. Rural location bedroom $575 per reducing conventional weapons. 4- previous d-group but close to town. Lots $159,900. Petermon month plus utilities. Unlike previous conventional SAU of trees. Build from Real Estate 649-9404. Call 651-8893, ask tor arms talks, these will cover 5- preserve e-keep Short Hours — your plans or use ours..! John or Gall. Or 875- Or buy the land now to CDNDDMINIUMS 5006 ask tor John. (CHOOSE ONE; all of Europe, build In the future. Central Europe only). FDR SALE TWO apartments tor People & Sports Good sized lot will take (5 points for each correct answer) Great Pay! 0 comfortable size rent. First 2 bedroom, 4 (CHOOSE ONE: Pilots and flight home. Get started In MANCHESTER. South- appliances, carpetted. attendants, Machinisls and bag­ 1 Rock star Sling has joined Ihe fight to field Green, luxurious 1885 DODGE UNCER housing and build your Second 3 bedrooms, gage handlers) recently went on help preserve Ihe rain forests of f «vf.. Amo. P/Bnt.. WAS unit on the golf course. appliances, carpetted. NOW Call 647-9946 dream home. Coll and strike and successfully shut down Amazon region, which are being de­ 3 bedroom townhouse Call Carol at 646-1712 1985 CHEVY S-io 4«4. BIm 0 iNoi a 81870 ask tor Barbara Wein­ Eastern Airlines. stroyed al a record pace. poiVlX plus amenities. $179900. berg tor more Informa­ between 9 and 5pm. ___ _— " '’^TroiaUTtN *7995 *6999 tion on this country lot. Coll Joan Crow 633- THREE room apartment. a-Uganda’f b-Brazit’s c-Borneo’s 1887 thunderbird Ask for 1657. William Ravels 5 As a result of Ihe recent Chicago *10495 R E /M A X , east of the Convenient location. primary, Ihe son of is now 2 C h ild re n ’s b o ok author Theodore •9995 river, 647-1419.D Real Estate, 633-0111. Lease and security one step away from winning elec­ CeiscI, beller-known as recently 1887CHEVSPECTR0IR ‘ Cyl..B(ua5 pq,p,Bre*,^p-,^ *10695 deposit. $495 p er 8 *9995 Gerlinde COMPLETE architectu­ tion to Ihe office his father held celebrated hb 85lh birthday at hh home 1887 TOYOTA 4.R0H. tow n ral PLANS. Beautiful 8 I HDMES month. Call 649-4820. *5995 for 21 years. in La Jolla, California. 1984 PONT. SUNBIRO Cone.. Tilt p/».req„,, XI, ‘ 4995 room 2065 so. ft. house. FDR SALE Five rooms second floor - *12995 1 $1,500. 742-9784. 95 Wells Street. $600 3 Many U.S. radio slatlons recently 1880 OLDS TORONAOO .",2 1 ' Alrconq. *11995 monthly plus heat and slopped playing Ihe music of Moslem fuapow*. Air, 800,00,. *2995 utilities. Security and convert (C H O O SE O N E: Little Richard, 1885 PONT. 8000 I f *2495 references. Please call *4595 646-0350. ____ C al Stevens) after he said he supports I 1885 PIT. TURISMO -‘k P/Stowlna *3995 the calh for author Salman Rushdie’s Cy,.. XO.O. Pqi,^^ *8495 TELEPHONE MANCHESTER. - 5 room 1883 RENAULT , • e«io. • ,as7 duplex, 2 or 3 bed­ Newsname death. *7995 (15 points for correct * ^"onwiic, Al,. tiaa. *4995 rooms, appliances, 1983 DODGE 6000 E$ SALES carpeting, washer- answer or answers) 4 Canadian sprinterwho was stripped PRELUDE Si *3995 *4495 dryer hookup. $595 plus of his gold medal in Ihe 100-melers al *2995 utilities and security. M y country recently Ihe Summer Olympics, used steroids |1886CNRTS.U2ER 5 SPEED Wort, * *3995 Part Time Call 643-8147 after 5pm. marked Ihe third regularly in 1987 and 1968, according lo I 918S CIERA *2995 his coach. *5495 Salespeople Needed TWO bedroom apart­ anniversary of Ihe 1987 PIT. SUNDANCE ‘ <‘o«.Au,ort.,ic.xi,,xM/nu8rtreo.,«o ment, heat and hot events that made me *15,995 "<•011, 4 Oy,, *4995 Susan Butcher was favored to win her *5405 18 McCann Drive water, parking tor 1 its President. W ho car. $550 per month. fourth consecutive Idharod sled dog *4995 Entry level positions Manchester 528-6616. am I and what nation race. The grueling race begins in An­ g T H |g j:A s y 6 M i * e ^ *7495 do I lead? *6999 now open. We will pay you ‘139,900 IMMACULATE. P le a ­ chorage and ends in (CHOOSE ONE: sant, quiet, tour room Juneau, Nome). •while you train — A Nice 3 Br Ranch apartment. Lots more. M anchesitrhon [>v Mature, working fe­ YOUR SCORE; 91 to 100 points - TOP SCOREI . A w ard w i n n i n g service c e n t e r ^ THE PROFESSIONALS Jack Lappen Realty male preferred. Non- 81 to 90 points — Excellent. 71 to 80 points — Good. 61 to 70 points — Fair. all you need to qualify is smoker. No pets. 649- 24 ADAMS ST„.(^NCHESTE» ___ e KfKtwIcdsc Unlimited, Inc. 3-13-89 ax. 24 ADAMS ST. 6 4 3 -4 2 6 3 5897. an outgoing personality MANCHESTER, CT 05040 and a pleasant HOMES ANSWERS TO THE QUIZ 6 4 6 - 3 5 1 5 FOR RENT auioN-s 646-3515 telephone voice. !uosui|o( uag-y isuaaais l»3 -t fiinas ’‘0-1 l«J-l :S illO d S V 31d03J TOLLAND. 3 bedroom Call Frank at 643-2711 home, all appliances, a-S ie-t ip-e !q-i ii-i iSaHOMHOiVW fireplace, T/2 acre lot, sau|dd|||i|a ai|| ■ S I& X ' ' Money You Raise Will Do So Many Things For So Many People V .i '.' ______... EDUCATORS will be able to spread PATIENTS wHl have (ha care and f the word on how people can guard support th«y need In (ha fight for ! their own lives against Cancer by thalr livas. looking (or early warning signals. PHYSICIANS will tiava the latest RESEARCHERS will be able to con­ Infomtftlon on how bast to treat tinue their work to find the causes, their patiants. ^ " ■ preventions and cures for Cancer.

AP photo OPEN WIDE — Israeli dentist Evgeni Griliches looks into a mirror as he starts to drill one of his teeth as part of a THIS PAGE PAID FOR AND SPONSORED BY THE root canal he performed on himself Wednesday in Tel Aviv. He hopes the feat will make the Guinness Book of FOLLOWING CIVIC MINDED BUSINESSES... World Records. The operation, witnessed by dental surgeons, took 40 minutes. LYDALL, INC. JACKSON & JACKSON BOLAND BROTHERS, One Colonial Rd. Manchester, CT 06040 REAL ESTATE INC. Don Jackson Rose Viola Jackson 51 Bissell Street SCIENCE 168 Main Straat Manchester • 649-2947 LeDELI BAKERY Manchester • 647-8400 Manchester Parkade NORTHWAY REXALL & H E A L T H Manchester, CT JAMES R. PHARMACY McCAVANAGH REALTY “Prescription Specialists" GRAMES PRINTING "Residential 4 Commercial Sales" 230 North Main Street AIDS might wait We’ve moved 237 East Center Street Manchester * 646-4510 69 Woodland Street Manchester • 649-3800 Manchester • 643-6669 J. GARMAN CLOTHIER 10 years to strike WHITHAM NURSERY 667 Main Street NEW YORK (AP) - A gay man search, said incubation estimates CUNLIFFE AUTO BODY Route 6. Bolton . 643-7802 Manchester • 643-2401 who becomes infected with the are uncertain because too little "Quality Sarvice At It's Beat" • Q uality • Selection • Service AIDS virus stands a 50-50 chance time has passed since the earliest Come visit us and see for yourself. of going nearly 10 years without AIDS infections to give a clearer Route 83 JOHN H. LAPPEN, inc. developing the disease, suggests picture. Talcottville • 643-0016 a study reported today. For the new work, researchers CARTER CHEVROLET 164 East Center Street The virus may incubate at least compared infection rates among 1129 Main Street Manchester • 649-5261 S ilk 9.8 years in half the gay men it San Francisco gay men since 1978 MANCHESTER HONDA Manchester • 646-6464 infects, some two years longer to monthly totals of new cases of "If Honda Makes It — We Sell i Service It" than other recent studies sug­ acquired immune deficiency 24 Adams Street MANCHESTER syndrome. ' f gested, according to the analysis Manchester • 646-3515 TED CUMMINGS ■ of AIDS among gay men in San The analysis estimated incuba­ SURGICAL Francisco. tion times that would be consist­ INSURANCE AGENCY 717 Main St. , %'■ If infected people are given ent with the two sets of data. It 373 Main Street Manchester • 649-4541 J AZT or an aerosol form of the was not designed to determine the A. RAYMOND ZERIO & Manchester • 646-2457 drug pentamidine to stave off fraction of infected men who development of AIDS, the inter­ would eventually get AIDS. Moss SONS, INC. 409 New State Road MORIARTY BROTHERS val may run longer, said re­ said. CHORCHES MOTORS, 315 Center Street sue searcher Andrew Moss. He said he believed incubation Manchester • 643-5168 He and colleague Peter Bac- periods seen among people who INC. Manchester • 643-5135 chetti of the University of Califor­ were infected by transfusions will 80 Oakland Street nia, San Francisco, and San eventually approach the 9.8-year SAVINGS BANK OF Manchester • 643-2791 Francisco General Hospital pres­ figure. BOGNE^ ent the work in today’s issue of the The work suggests that the MANCHESTER MANCHESTER British journal Nature. number of new AIDS cases "Serving Communities East of the River PACKING CO., INC. The study represents a new among San Francisco gay men Since 1905" - Member F.D.I.C. CENTURY 21- approach to estimating AIDS will decline after this year. Moss 923 Main Street 349 Wetherelt St. Manchester • 646-5000 7 incubation time, and "it’s good said. Other studies suggest the Manchester • 646-1700 EPSTEIN REALTY work," John Kalbfleisch of the number of new infections started "Put #f To Work For You" University of Waterloo, Ontario, to decline after 1982, he said. Joyce Q. Epstein, Owner-Broker PAP AUTO PARTS Canada, said Wednesday. Several teams of researchers 543 North Main Street Kalbfleisch, a statistics profes­ had previously estimated AIDS U&R REALTY, INC. 307 East Center Street sor who has done similar re­ incubation times. Manchester • 647-6695 Manchester • 649-3528 U&R CONSTRUCTION 7 99 East Center Street Meningitis outbreak Manchester • 643-2692 CARDINAL BUICK, INC. THE MANCHESTER "A touch above first claaa." HERALD ORLANDO ANNULLI & 81 Adams Street 16 Bralnard Place ciaims a fifth victim SONS, INC. Manchester • 649-4571 Manchester • 643-2711 147 Hale Road, P. O. Box 669 YAKIMA, Wash. (AP) - Fed­ The mortality rate of nearly 30 eral officials prepared to vacci­ percent in the Yakima cases is far Manchester • 644-2427 THE W. J. IRISH nate 5,000 people at an Indian higher than the national average LIPMAN #1 ^1 Y ir v reservation today as the nation’s of 10 percent among the 3,000 VOLKSWAGEN INSURANCE AGENCY largest current outbreak of me­ annual cases, she said. MANCHESTER OIL & Route 63 "Service You Can Trust" ningitis claimed a fifth victim. The six meningitis cases in­ HEAT 150b North Main Street A 17-year-old girl died early volve a bacteria that attacks the Vernon • 649-2663 Wednesday, becoming the fifth lining around the spinal cord and 61 Loomis St. Manchester • 646-1232 victim in south-central Washing­ brain, while the meningococce- Manchester • 647-9137 ton this year. Seventeen people, mia cases involve a bacteria that KRAUSE FLORIST mostly children, have contracted attacks the blood stream, Ms. "Largest Retail Qrowera In Manoheater" AL SIEFFERT’S meningitis or another form of Schuchat said. CANDIDS BY CAROL meningococcal disease since Jan. Doctors at the CDC plan to 'Photography' 621 Hartford Road APPLIANCES, 10. study the Yakima outbreak to see 983 Main Street Manchester • 643-9559 "It is very tragic and we are TV-AUDIO if a particularly deadly strain of Manchester • 649-6619 very concerned,” said Linda the meningococcal bacteria is 445 Hartford Road Topel, assistant director of the involved. NISSAN BY Manchester • 647-9997 Yakima County Health District. Anxious parents have deluged “We are in an outbreak county and state health officers J. D. REAL ESTATE DECORMIER situation.” with phone calls wondering if 617 Center Street "Sales, Service 4 Parts" MANCHESTER STATE Although there are isolated they should have their children 285 Broad Street cases of meningococcal disease Manchester • 646-1980 BANK 1 vaccinated, officials said. Manchester • 643-4165 around the country all the time, County health officials vacci­ "Your Local Hometown Bank" the Yakima outbreak is the nated 2,300 people in two com­ 1041 Main Street largest current cluster, said Dr. munities where schoolchildren MANCHESTER Manchester • 646-4004 Anne Schuchat of the Centers of were exposed to the bacteria by REGAL’S Disease Control in Atlanta. an infected child, doctors said. COUNTRY CLUB "Your Quality Men's Shop" 305 South Main St^reet 903 Main Street HIGHLAND PARK Key protein isolated Manchester • 646-0103 Manchester • 643-2476 MARKET "The Choicest Meats In Town" DONALD S. GENOVESI BRIDAL ELEGANCE 317 Highland Street in fight against MD "Bridal Specialists" Manchester • 646-4277 INSURANCE AGENCY, 145 Main Street NEW YORK (AP) - Studies of Journal Nature by Kevin Camp­ Manchester • 649-8865 bell and Steven Kahl at the INC. a protein that prevents the most "Serving the Manchester Area for Over SO common kind of muscular dys­ University of Iowa College of SCRANTON trophy should be aided by today’s Medicine in Iowa City. Years" report of a way to isolate the They said the isolation method 945 Main Street LYNCH MOTORS MOTORS, INC. substance from muscle tissue, should help research into the Manchester • 643-2131 500 West Center Street Route 83 protein, called dystrophin. researchers say. VERNON The new study found dystro­ Manchester • 646-4321 Scientists do not yet know what phin was tightly bound to a second the protein does in muscle tissue. protein. The results suggest the But its absence causes Duchenne combination of the two proteins AMERICAN CANCER tOCIBTY muscular dystrophy, the most may be important for normal American CwHiMlIctil OhrUlvn, In*. common and severe kind of muscle structure or function, the Cancer Society dystrophy. researchers said. • Manchester, North — 643-2168 • Greater Hartford — 233-9691 a Windham -r 423-2589 YOU CAN HELP! 337 E ttt Cvnivr StrMt, ManchMttr S70 Protpoct Avanua, Hartford 30 Ivanhill St, WllHinantlc Isolation of the protein from Duchenne dystrophy is a ge­ rabbit muscle is reported in netic disorder that strikes boys today’s issue of the British almost exclusively. : f A dding 9 ‘ Sunspace Patch cracks, Bv Jack Horst Work was completed in a day and precut. pre-painted with a baked Popular Science a half, except for a few finishing on enamel, and pre-drilled at the in concrete details. You can use the same factory. To assemble them, line Conservatories, sun rooms, procedure to erect a similar unit. up the screw track running along by yourself greenhouses, solaria: They’re ali First, you’ll need a foundation. each bar’s center line with hole in names for the glass-walled The Dover house has a concrete the sill and ridge. Fit aluminum rooms, usually aluminum- slab 14 feet long and seven feet plugs into the hollow tops of the Don’t despair because concrete framed but sometimes made of wide, set nine inches lower than end-wall bars, and attach them to steps, sidewalks, driveways or WALLPAPER SALE laminated wood, that have be­ the living-room floor. Since not the bottoms of the glazing bars. patios took a beating this winter. come increasingly popular interior wall divides the living Patch chipped or cracked con­ among homeowners. These struc­ room and the step-down sun The muntins (horizontal crete yourself with a fast-drying SAVE UP TO 40% OFF tures — with their prefabricated room. Nova constructed a beams) are the only remaining adhesive, such as Elmer’s Con­ parts, integral in.sulation and “splice” by lag-screwing 2x4s to structural components. Cut wood crete Bonder, that resists freeze- appealing styling — are economi­ the house exterior. The green­ spacers to the lengths specified in /thaw damage. MANUFACTURERS LIST PRICE cal. attractive additions to any house rests on 2x6 subsills lag- the installation manual and use Here's how. Remove loose house, new or old. screwed to the slab. them to position the muntins scale and stone, then wet surface SAVE A MINIMUM OF As an engineer. I’m interested Tack the roof ridge, end-wall across the glazing bars. If your thoroughly. Brush, spray or roll in sunspace technology, so I framing bars and sills into place sun room has windows or doors, undiluted Bonder on area to be jumped at a chance to watch Tom temporarily on the 2x4 and 2x6 attach the frames with screws. patched and allow to become 30% OFF Nova of Energy Shield Systems mating surfaces, and readjust Like most prefabs, the Sun- tacky. Takes about 20 to 60 erect a sun room. Nova and two them until the dimensions of the place glass room uses a “dry minutes. suggested List Price on all other experienced workers were greenhouse match the manufac­ glazing” system. The glazing Mix equal parts Elmer’s Con­ installing it on a house under turer’s specifications. When all panels are two sheets of tempered crete Bonder and water and add Wallcoverings construction in Dover. Vt., but the corners are squre. caulk the V«-inch clear glass with a Vn-inch to ready mix or Portland cement. Featuring: they’d use the same materials back sides of the metal beams hermetically sealed air space Add water as needed for proper and techniques to put up additions and lag-screw them down between them to improve ther­ consistency. NO FANCY SALES GIMMICKS to existing houses. Fill cavity with fortified mix, permanently. mal efficiency. Tempering JUST GOOD HONEST VALUE The glass room that Nova built The glazing bars, which are the makes the glass so tough that it’s then smooth surface. Feather Featuring: • s a n it a s • c o l o r o l l is made by Sunplace, Inc., of primary structural parts, go up safe to walk on the roof panels edges with bursh. Cover patch SALE ENDS 4/3/89 • STRAHAN • STYLE-TEX Hinesburg, Vt. Four 38-inch-wide with plastic to prevent too-fast next. They’re hollow two-by- once they’re installed. You can • BENCHMARK bays look out on the yard, and the three-inch rectangular alumi­ also order the panels with a drying and protect area from end walls are two bays deep. 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f I : Accessorize home with art, items from yesterday in klAf n » * • By Barbara Mayer possible to buy African or black Lists were also showing their The Associated Press American art. It didn’t appear to wares at the market in a be, so the entrepreneur, who departure from the past. John D. Duplicating the beautiful already had an established busi­ Cline, president of Phoenix Art rooms shown in decorating maga­ ness providing showroom servi­ Press, for example, represents 35 EARLY SPRING SAVINGS! zines has been frustrating. ces, decided to go ahead in the artists who create limited edi­ That’s because the rooms in the new business. tions and original paintings and magazines often rely on unique prints as well as three- accessories not readily available Slade said the advent of the black middle class and even Bill dimensional fiber works and in furniture stores. sculptures. These artists make But it’s going to get a lot easier Cosby’s television program which shows a middle class black little distinction between the to find the unusual, judging from design show-rooms, furniture developments at the furniture home with art in it had helped create a market for this work. stores and art galleries that carry market in High Point, N.C. This the same work, according to fall parts of the art and antiques He added that inability to Cline. world came to High Point to sell obtain financing was most likely Yet another trend seen at the their wares directly to furniture a major factor in the lack of market was the growth in availa­ retailers. black-run home furnishings bility of exotic artifacts. Both Not only did they find more to wholesale businesses. His is reproductions and the real thing buy, the retailers also have gotten believed to be a first at the from the four comers of the earth • iiore interested in the category market. Having a successful were on display. than they used to be, according to venture already enabled him to A firm like The Phillips Collec­ many authorities at the market. gain the substantial necessary tion travels the world to find It was a retailer who encour­ financial backing, he added. unusual objects and craftsmen to aged him to go into business, said The 175 works on display in the reproduce traditional decorative THE LOOK OF OLD — Accessorize your home or Rick G. Slade, president of Afro-American Arts showroom objects so furniture retailers business with the elegant look of yesterday. Another new Afro-American Arts Interna­ will range in retail pricing from don’t have to. idea in accessories is popular works of art. tional, a new company marketing about $19 for posters to about $500 The Phillips family is always artwork by 80 black and Carib­ for framed fine art prints. The traveling, says Mark Phillips, Leaky bean artists. subject matter of the graphics president of a company whose began to grow. FiBE/tGlAS R o o f? Slade said the idea for his and sculptures relates to the showroom featured work from It’s a new attitude, said Alex company had come to him when ; Today, says Phillips, the public Sarratt, president of Sarreid Ltd., Put up a black experience. Thailand, Indonesia, Spain, Mex­ and furniture retailers are both new roof — retailer asked whether it wa Other firms representing ar- a company that has been wholes­ ico and other exotic locales. more sophisticated in their aling high style, mostly imported Do it yourself and According lo Phillips, it’s a tastes. They recognize the added accessories for more than 20 savr hift. Install family business and he, his wife flavor an authentic ethnic acces­ years. Owens Corninjt and his father and mother each sory such as a temple carving, a "We couldn’t sell them to the "’ip h e "Claatir Plus’* specialize in a different area Filierglass *roofin|E Chinese chow table or rustic curio furniture stores when we started. shinpil«-s where they have developed ex­ cabinet can impart to a room of Instead, gift shops and tabletop pertise and local contacts. otherwise quiet furniture. stores would buy our things " Atrium 8 9 The company got its start by The point of view has been said Sarratt. OWENS CORNING ^ selling unusual accessories to adopted by some of the large ■Today, the large showroom FIBERGLASS SHINGLES ^ i bdi. companies such as Baker, Hen- Lighlwnght. eM« to inMall: «*MUblr tn «t«Torstor rotora. manufacturers such as Hen-..c u - brim full of Venetian glass, Door. redon. Century and Tomlinson for redon, Pennsylvania House and Self-*eel feslure to prevent wind liriing. their showrooms. 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Harsh stains, such as STANDARD and glass, are turning up in some hot oil, can be removed by At least three different sizes of Bv The Associated Press something they do feel qualified 2/9S9 Como Sl2e,tciV of the newest kitchens. Both applying a commercial rug heating elements should be in­ to judge. Lite 8r Lofty Pillow. Polyester fibeifii' products offer advantages in cleaner known as K2R, according cluded in a cooktop, with diame­ The whole world finds it easy to Most people put off looking for for medium support By PiUoy.tex style and utility, according to to Deeb. Granite resists scratch­ ters ranging from 6 to 9 inches. buy a new living-room couch or furniture until what they have designers and the companies now ing and doesn’t burn. It’s consi­ Since the bases of pots and pans bedroom set. You’re the only one wears out, most likely because marketing them. dered an excellent work surface should match the cooking zone who has put it off for years. the last time they shopped nearly STANDARD Granite countertops were in­ for pasta and pastry dough. diameter for greatest efficiency, Right? two-thirds said they had not been 2/14.99 Comp S17 each' stalled in over 100,000 kitchens One may pardonably think of it’s important a large 9-inch be able to find what they wanted. granite as the rock of ages. But Wrong, says market re­ DuPont Dacron Hollofil II Pillow. '•nd baths in the United States in included. A dual-circuit burner to To reverse a downward spiral the smooth-surface cooktop searcher C. Britt Beemer. His High loft non ailergenic polyester tor 1987, according to Kitchen & Bath accommodate two sizes of pots is in sales, he suggested many that’s a translucent, glass- an excellent feature, if available. survey of more than 3,400 consu­ medium support By Pillowtex Business. Granite is gaining changes to make it more fun and ceramic combination is not ex­ mers led him to the conclusion partly because it’s fashionable Consumers should also know easier to shop. 2/18.99 queen comp S22each' and partly because, once in­ actly a Johnny-come-lately, how to care for the cooktop and that most Americans find shop­ 2/24.99 king comp S27each' stalled, it is almost indestructible either. Though it’s a new kid on understand what type of cook­ ping for furniture so irritating, First, agree on what quality and easy to maintain, according the block in the United States, ware to use. Thin-gauge alumi­ they’d rather do almost anything furniture is and let the public to designer Mario Buatta. smooth-surface ceramic-glass num pots and pots with warped or else. The reasons? For one thing, know in advertising. Do some­ 9 /QQ QQ STD 13oz h t ! 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Make 02 resistance to stains and ability to findings at the fall wholesale 2/79.99 king 19 pz comp S85 each' maintain its polished sheen indef­ North American appliance mak­ distribution through the bottom of special orders available in six ers began offering the product to the pan. furniture market in North Carol­ weeks or less. Have the new initely add to its appeal.” ina, it may be easier to shop for the public, according to Schott Maintenance of ceramic cook­ styles ready for the public to buy STANDARD Adam Ottavino, a principal of that sofa and to get it faster. If it America, supplier of the black tops is easier than the norm since in 60 to 90 days after they are Comp S55each' Granite Creations, says, “ Tech­ doesn’t, most people will find glass-and-ceramic material. spills and grease can be wiped up introduced to retailers and have a nology has made it possible to get reasons to buy clothes, home Down Around Pillow. White goose The greatest advantages to the off most of the surface and there national sale every year around granite which is thinner and electronics and vacation trips down around a core of white goose cooktops are considered to be are no coils, drip pans or other July 4 at which last year’s styles easier to work with, bringing instead, he said, and furniture feathers. Medium support By Pacific ease of cleaning and attractive recessed areas to trap food or are reduced in price and new down the price as well.” Never­ THE RIGHT STUFF — Chossing the best work surfaces Coast Feather’ appearance. will face a 6 percent sales decline styles are shown. theless, the cost of a premium- accumulate grease. Ordinary for your kitchen depends largely on the amount of use just in 1989. Since glass is not a good spills are wiped up with a comp S65 each' quality, 2-by-8-foot granite is Is this just another survey that conductor of heat, the panel moistened sponge or rag. Abra­ the surfaces will receive. Making a comeback for today’s comp S75 each! around $2,800, placing it at the top His suggestions for improving won’t lead to changes? Perhaps, surrounding the burner itself sive cleaners should not be used. renovation projects are granite and glass, the world’s of the list of expensive couhtertop the shopping experience are but several furniture industry remains relatively cool even If there are burned-on deposits, materials. oldest materials. Granite and glass offer both style and going to cost money, and you’re executives found some of his when a burner is on. they can be removed with a razor Because the material is brittle, utility. Ceremanic tiles are also popular for both flooring likely to be paying the freight in findings right on target. There are differences in models edge glass-scraper. the minimum thickness em­ and countertops. Another consideration in remodeling the form of higher prices. 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Tight money? — Be creative Convert unspace of basement to expand home By The Associated Press Another of his paint concepts is work is seen as a monument, to apply the same color in two Strasser approves of decoration The world of commercial office different formulations — semi­ that doesn’t have to be perfect to Converting the “unspace” of a walls and floor with hydraulic Comfort control foam directly to the wall with after running pipes and wires. design has a reputation for gloss on the part of the wall that work because, “if everything is basement into living space for cement and apply asphalt or Because they are mostly under­ mastic and then bond drywall to Similar methods are used to fostering custom cabinetry and must be cleaned and flat where perfect it’s a very poor space in family and friends can be a way to concrete waterproofing paint at ground, basements are cool in the foam. The drywall is an build an insulated floor. One is to $100-a-yard-and-up fabrics. cleanability is not required. The which to work. There’s comfort in “expand” your home at a cost the joint where the wall meets the summer and easy to heat in absolute must for fire protection, lay a polyethylene moisture bar­ But extravagance in corporate effect is more appealing than a having a little bit of chaos.” that’s modest compared to other floor (this is where the pressure winter. In colder climates, the but you can also put paneling or rier over the entire floor, overlap­ design is getting to be a thing of single texture would be: "Flat In his opinion, this is equally additions. After all, most base­ from outside water is greatest). basement walls and floor should other finish material over it. A ping separate sheets by 12 inches the past — at least in Texas, says paint is light-absorbing and shiny true in homes. Most people can’t ments already have the requi­ Cases of extreme dampness be insulated. Walls can be insu­ and going about six inches up the paint is reflective, so the light be comfortable in surroundings of site: four walls, a floor (concrete might be remedied by covering lated with sheets of rigid foam method for including wiring and walls. (Another waterproofing Scott Strasser, director of design plumbing along these walls is to for the Dallas office of the plays different games.” perfection. For one thing, pursu­ slab) and a "roof.” And along the entire wall surface with fitted between 1x2 furring strips At the new Walt Disney World ing it makes anything that doesn’t with gaining space, your home’s waterproofing paint and then and covered with drywall. use 2x4s and fill the cavities with architectural firm, CBS Sirrine foil-faced fiberglass insulation See BASEMENT, page IS Inc., and Interiors magazine’s corporate headquarters in Or­ match look silly. value also will see some gains applying sheets of polyethylene. Another method is to bond the Designer of the Year. lando, Fla., he’s chosen to elimi­ “Then you get into the heart­ with a finished basement. If the problem persists, or if you "The economy in Texas is nate 8-foot finished ceilings. break of not finding a toaster to Basements are the easiest see obvious leaks during wet horrible. We have been given Instead, there are more spacious match the coffeemaker, ’ said the spaces to finish because they weather, it may be necessary to design budgets so tight, you 13-foot-high ceilings. The five feet designer in the tone of one who usually require no structural excavate around the exterior of wouldn't think it possible to build of added space are not simply has come face to face with the changes. But they’re also the the foundation walls, apply an CURTIS MATHIS ”SUPER STORE” anything.” open. Instead, he has used the ultimate absurdity. most difficult to expand, so the asphalt waterproof coating, and That’s quite a change from the space to create a complex system If Strasser were to design a existing square footage may be improve drainage around the I ecent past when money for fancy of ductwork, lighting and ventila­ home, he says he would concen­ all you have to work with. One of footings. ★ ★ ★ ANNOUNCES the first steps in a conversion is to office space was readily availa­ tion grids that o^.er both a sense trate on the form, texture and Maximizing headroom ble. But it’s a change that has of enclosure and a sense of added lighting of the space and how determine how the new living area might be used. If the space is A low ceiling may make some EVERY FRIDAY IN MARCH....IS redounded to Strasser’s benefit, height. these elements go together. In basements not worth moderniz­ according to Beverly Russell, "Costs are comparable to a place of formal room divisions small — 250 square feet or less — it might best become a iViulti-use ing. There should be at least editor of Interiors. In naming finished 8-foot ceiling. But in­ such as the dining room or living seven feet from the floor to the 34-year- old Strasser its Designer stead of working in some tacky room, he’d try to create space room. Larger basements can be divided into separate rooms bottom of the ceiling joists. of the Year, the magazine broke a little space with a low ceiling, that each family could organize to (Check your local building codes "FRANTIC FRIDAY” long-standing policy of choosing suddenly you’re working in archi­ fit its own needs. devoted to specific functions, such as an entertainment room, a for minimum height and other an older individual for the honor. tecture,” said Strasser. Houses today are designed to be requirements for living spaces.) 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You'll also need cleaned areas with a brush or outdoor living areas of the task for most homeownmers. Panels are double-stapled on the surface to another. It has many metal you’re joining: residue from the work with a stand to keep the hot soldering swab, not your fingers. Skip this well-to-do. It was used in the Now, fine quality lattice is outside edges where impact- applications, among them sheet ■ Aluminum; Special alumi­ alcohol or commercial cleaners. tool from burning the work step if you are using a flux-core formal gardens that surrounded available almost everywhere in resistance is most important. The metal work, electrical wiring and num solder; special aluminum Proper heat is the key to surface. solder. the elegant Georgian homes of America. Woodway Lattice, ma­ staples do not penetrate through jewelry-making. flux. successful soldering. Too little Now, let’s solder. 5. 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The metal should be widely used in homes in every thickness and styles. While this carries the quality label of the that holds the joint together. Most solder; rosin flux. the job. clean. hot enough to melt the solder and price range, and in contemporary fine lattice is made of top grade manufacturer, LWO Corportion solders are mixtures of tin and ■ Galvanized metal, steel, tin, ■ A 25- to 50-watt soldering 2. Heat the iron until new boil away the flux. as well as traditional designs. lumber and to exacting manufac­ of Portland, Ore., the largest lead. A solder of 60 percent tin and zinc; 60-40 or 50-50 solder; acid pencil with a small tip is best for rosin-core solder just melts, then With its airy, classic feeling it turing standards, it costs far less manufacturer of fine lattice. It is 40 percent lead makes a strong flux. the delicate parts and the wiring coat the tip with solder. Wipe off 6. Apply solder from above the adds a grace note to any yard, and than making it yourself. available in diamond or square bond. It is easy to work with but is ■ Stainless steel; 60-40 or 50-50 in small appliances. excess solder with a wad of clean, heated metal so it melts and runs provides the ideal background for Many building material retail­ patterns. The thicker version is relatively expensive. A 50-50 solder; stainless steel flux. ■ Soldering irons come in a dry rags. A smooth silver coating into the joint. Molten solder will foliage and bright floral displays. ers offer ’’bargain” lattice at low most suitable for railings or other solder is cheaper but not so easy ■ Silver: Silver solder; rosin or variety of wattages for larger should remain. The process is automatically move toward the Painted white or in pale pastels, it prices. Most of this material is structural applications. Wood­ to work with. silver flux. jobs. called tinning. If the iron over­ heat. Wash off excess flux. strikes a formal note; unpainted, totally unsuitable for use in the way Lattice is also available The other substance used in There are various high- ■ A soldering gun operates heats and the coating turns black, Never use a lead-alloy solder on weathered, or in light, transpar­ home or yard where good appear­ treated against decay. But unless soldering is flux. Flux is used to temperature solders that do not with a trigger and heats and cools repeat this process. any pipe or fitting that conducts ent stains, it blends with natural ance and tong service is desired. the wood is likely to be in direct clean the metal surfaces that are contain lead. Silver solder, for quickly. An iron or gun of 240 to 3. Use steel wool, emery cloth water or on any machines or settings for a more casual or It is made from low-grade wood, contact with the earth, treating is to be joined. It prevents the example, is an alloy of silver, 325 watts will handle most house­ and alcohol or cleaning solvent to utensils that come in contact with rustic touch. with many open knot-holes and unnecessary, particularly with surfaces from oxidizing when copper and tin. For high- hold soldering jobs. remove all corrosion and film food. Lead is a deadly poison. And yet this light, elegant splits, and is intended for applica­ cedar and redwood, which are they are heated and allows the temperature applications, use ■ A propane torch is best for material is highly practical in its tions where it will be mostly very decay-resistant. application. It serves to provide concealed or where appearance For finishing off the edges of effective screening against wind is totally unimportant. panels, and for joining them How to warm a family room CHIMNEY PROBLEMS? and sun. It offers a highly Woodway Lattice is made for where panels come together, D.G. 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Their low- To meet the multitude of supaftu, the poured-m-piace vides attractive support for grades; one uses clear, almost With these lattice products now slung profile invites easy sitting storage needs in the room, a row Sapper chinney iinirtg/relming process lhai Whether you start from scratch vines, climbing plants and floral unblemished lumber; the other widely in stock at building and lounging, and they rearrange of 5-foot-high cabinets is used • Seals or build on to what you already • Insulates baskets. uses a mixture of clear lath and easily for different activities. instead of a wall to separate the AFi5j add the classic elegance of a suggests you can cozy up your Efficiency been expensive and time- other minor defects. lattice screen, or gazebo, or cleaning bills, treat your uphols­ • Lirtes & Makes Chimneys family room by blending practi­ stereo and other family entertain­ Ar(K«ne Process precision cut into smooth lath. securely at each intersection with edge that it will meet the high covers made. 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Most whirlpool sys­ method is to spread an asphalt dramatic illumination, while ad­ solutions to this annoying ANSWER: These terms refer economical than replacing the M powder to reduce friction. This three months. You can also seal tems use a standard 110- 112-volt sealer over the concrete.) If the justable downlights can highlight problem; the end of each rail. a regular shower. Is this expen- to the toilet’s bowl design. Both vanity. New faucets can lend a a 1 : problem may disappear on its tne grout joints with lemon-oil line. ceiling height allows, fasten elements such as a fireplace, If a drawer tilts when you pull it sive How involved is the sprightly custom look to your.sink a ■ If an overfilled drawer will furniture polish. Apply three sip*’ ®" action. pressure-treated 2x4s on edge own in drier weather. out, add kickers — strips of wood installation? ■ Can you maneuver a large and tub. M bookcase or pool table.. Uplights open a crack, insert a thin metal Wats, allowing each coat to dry A stuck drawer could also be P“ "® waste tub through the halls and door­ a around the perimeter and on placed in comers behind furni­ ruler or knife blade into the top of nailed to the cabinet above each from the twwl. The differences ■ Ifyou’re hiring professionals > the result of a loose joint. If before applying the next. Remove ways to get it to the bathroom? b 16-inch centers across the floor, drawer. ANSWER: It’s possible to are the diameter of the trap to execute your remodeling., r ture or in coves just below the the drawer. Move it around to excess polish from tiles with a Although none of these consid­ shimming them where necessary possible, remove the drawers convert a regular shower into a p ssagew ay and the ratio of the consider doing some of the a ceiling can cut glare. compress and rearrange the aamp sponge. erations is insurmountable, some T to level the new floor. Fiberglass above and below the offending steam room by purchasing a Dowl surface covered with water labor-intensive tasks yourself s drawer’s contents. Or, if there VVall tiles in a shower mav be = r t Building rooms one. Feel the sides and bottom of them do represent extra 'A insulation goes in between the generator that converts cold The reverse-trap toilet is the Even novice do-it-your.selfers can c are no dividers between the stained with hard-water residues. installation expense. 1 2x4s, over which you nail plywood Putting up walls in a basement runners for loose joints. Push water into steam, then pushes the least expensive. It has a 2-inch- remove old tile, wallpaper and y i 19 drawers, remove the drawers To clean, use a commercial tile a . < is virtually the same as in any drawer joints back Into place. Homeowner’s dream steam through a pipe into the flooring. subflooring perpendicular to the below the stuck one and tap the cleaner or a homemade solution diameter trap passageway and a u other part of the house. Partition Remove the drawer and glue the QUESTION: We are remodel­ s ; sleepers. You could also save a Scientists have developed a shower enclosure. Steam genera- 2>/^nch deep water reservoir ■ Invest the biggest share of bottom of the stuck drawer to damaged joint. of water and vinegar in equal ing our bathroom, but we’re on a £D couple of inches on ceiling height framing should consist of 2x4s, 16 miracle strain of grass that could IT® according to their The siphon-jet toilet has a your budget in the basics. Baths s -n shake down its contents. parts. If the grout is stained by r> by laying sheets of rigid foam inches on-center. If your base­ A drawer also could be stuck *'*’ 311 generators suited to a tight budget. Can you offer any c r ■ If all else fails, pry off the someday make lawn mowers mi'iffr Passageway that must withstand heavy traffic and -1 ment has freestanding support because of a split bottom or standard shower enclosure begin undiluted bleach. money-saving tips? 0 over the concrete and nailing 1x4 back of the cabinet with a putty obsolete. International Wildlife The Tile Council recommends quiets the flushing action and instant exposure to moisture 3 - columns, they can be incorpo­ bulging sides. To fix a split at about $600. * furring strips through the foam knife. Tap the sides of the magazine reports that the new r w ® P''f''®"* clogging. The inte­ Purchase products of reliable 0 3 drawer bottom, glue a canvas testing any cleaning solution in a CD into the slab. rated along a wall or in a comer. grass grows only two to eight "To con^vert a shower enclosure rior surface of the large, deep ANSWER: Following are .some quality and don’t scrimp on 0 0 problem drawer alternately to small, unobtrusive spot to be CO It’s also important to seal and For open spaces without parti­ strip across the split to reinforce inches a year. or tub-shower unit into a steam tips to help you control your 3 force it to the front. certain it won’t dull or corrode the completely co- structural or plumbing changes. tions, the columns can be en­ the bottom. On the frame around room, you must make the space bathroom remodeling expenses: insulate between the ceiling joists If overstuffing Isn’t the culprit, This new grass comes up in tile glaze. closed with paneling or drywall, the bottom, use white glue, not vapor-tight. That means sealing ■ Try to keep fixtures on the where they sit on top of the high humidity might be. It can early spring and is greener than contamination. T re e va lu e or left exposed and simply nails, and clamp it to hold the wet wall,” the wall that houses foundation. This is often a spot temporarily swell wooden draw­ most other varieties. It also gives JP.P enclosure and While shopping, you may also painted or papered. drawer together while the glue installing a vapor-tight door QUESTION: How do I know if I the water-supply lines and drain- where air infiltration occurs. ers, causing them to stick. off substances that keep weeds need a water softener? see low-profile, one-piece models Keep in mind that the trees that Partitions don’t have to run all dries. Companies that sell steam gener­ waste-vent pipes. Hot-air ducts and hot-water pipes from invading its territory. that manufacturers call siphon- are dropping those leaves in your the way to the ceiling. Half-walis ators also sell the doors. Budget a ■ Don’t move a toilet unless also should be insulated. If pipes action or integral toilets. This yard are also saving you money. or floor-to-ceiling shelving that minimum of $ for both the ANSWER: A water softener you absolutely must. Toilets must are already wrapped in asbestos, 1,200 model IS the most expensive, but National Wildlife magazine re­ allows some visual connection magnesium stay within a few feet of the stack, extreme care should be used in generator and the vapor-tieht It has the quietest flushing action ports that trees may cut cooling and other soluble mineral salts a vertical pipe that carries waste wrapping them with duct tape or between two spaces may be fnil'’ P3<^kage also from water, replacing them with and almost no dry surfaces on the costs 50 percent or more by sufficient to divide space. If includes a steam head, timer and bowl s interior. to the main drain and vent toxic removing the asbestos alto­ sodium. To determine water shading a house from sunlight. headroom permits, halfwalls nonelectric control to safelv sewage gases. Moving the toilet gether, in which case you should hardness, the US. Geological And, come winter, trees may probably hire a professional may be used in conjunction with regulate the flow of steam. QUESTION: My bathroom is more than a few feet will Survey measures the grains of necessitate building an expensive lower heating bills by as much as service. And for maximum con­ one or two steps to elevate a space recommend mineral salts present. large enough fora whirlpool tub 15 percent by deflecting winter and set it apart from another. tnat the steam generator be new stack. trol of heating and cooling, Hard water leaves a scale in in?.on®''.® plumbing or gusts. Moveable partitions in the form professionally installed The insulate the ceiling with fiber­ your water heater, pipes and '■equirements I of folding walls or sliding wall briefcase-size water tank must be snould know about? glass batts between the joists. faucets that eventually corrodes sections allow flexibility in tight hooked to both electrical and Because tlie heating system is the system. A V.-inch buildup in spaces. Translucent glass-block plumbing lines. It can be placed usually centered in the basement, the water heater can boost ANSWER: Yes. Plumbing and walls can both divide space and 20 to 50 feet from the shower structural changes may beneces- heating your conversion should hot-water costs by nearly deliver precious natural light enclosure in a vanity, closet, attic 20 be easy. A forced hot-air system percent. Hard water also may s a ^ to accommodate a whirlpool from one room to another. or basement. tub. Consider these questions C j t e n e n c will need new branch supply asnd irritate skin. The same residue If you want to add a bathroom before you purchase one: return ducts. Hot-water or elect­ IrEDRICK left in the plumbing collect on you m iSM Ohn-H in the basement, it will require QUESTION: Building codes in ■ Can your floor support the ric heating systems can similarly and your laundry. Cleaning special equipment to raise the our city require that I put an combined weight of the whirlpool be extended. Freestanding fire­ 4 When mixed with soap hard Whole House water into the waste pipe which is R MOND exhaust fan in our remodeled water and people? Even a small' Service places or wood stoves are excel­ water produces a sticky curd Carpet Clean higher than the basement floor. bathroom. What size fan do I need tub holds 170 gallons of water lent ways to provide intermittent instead of a lather. Softened Bathroom fixtures with pumps fo ra 5 by 9 bath? weighing about 575 pounds. 649-6267 or continuous heat for a base­ water reduces use of detergent for raising waste water can be ■ Does your water heater have * ment, along with a cozy soap and shampoo. 99.99 found in most home centers and ANSWER: A simple mathem­ the capacity and recovery rate to (any 8 combined atmosphere. To test for hardness, fill a pint •No«trich«j(eforSil, plumbing supply stores. You atical equation will help you Sun., or Evening p areas) bottle with water. Add 10 drops of fill a large tub? If not, you’ll need Appotntmenls*^ should build your bathroom on a decide what size exhaust fan you an auxiliary heater. , Prolcclant & Deodorant Lighting by day and night 'Quality Service at Generic Pr^es • Available In planning your conversion, platform to provide clearance for determined shake. 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Your house has looked the same Plan your space and leave a big opening in the electronic equipment you pos­ client can get an idea of how the for a number of years: you’re When you’re ready to decorate, middle, so that it looks like sess. Try to think of the future and room will look in color. Other to win over earth tone lovers more than ready to make a major work up a master plan which you they’re about to play ball,” says what it might bring so you can designers suggest painting a change. And you’re in a hurry to interior decorator Mario Buatta. By the Editors can implement piecemeal, says buy pieces that will be able to 4-foot square directly on the wall have something to do with house redecorate so you can really “ You have to bring furniture out accumulate future possessions. ot Better Homes and Garden's enjoy the place again. Roslyn. New York designer Di­ (a hair dryer will speed the ■ ■ plants. Ferns and philodendrons ane Kovacs. “ Let things evolve a into the room. T ry to set up two or Scale and proportion are two drying process, says Joan Wolf, if Decorating Stop right there. You’re about tend to meet their demise when little at a time. Resist the urge to three conversational groupings areas that confuse many people. you’re in a hurry to make a to make your first major decorat­ people become too busy to take buy everything at once.” within the area. The way to do “ When buying furniture, they decision). Over the past 20 years, rebel ing mistake. "Most people make care of them. But home­ “ You can avoid a lot of errors this,” Buatta says, “is to imagine often chose pieces that are a little bands of American consumers decorating decisions too “ When choosing colors from furnishing greens will always by drawing a floor plan,” advises the furniture as people talking to too small,” notes Mario Buatta. have splashed earth tones, pas­ quickly,” notes interior designer paint chips, find one you like, then look fresh and vibrant, green Kovacs. “Using graph paper (or each other.” "and too many small pieces look go several shades lighter.” ad­ tels and primary colors through­ Carolyn Gutilla. Once you know what you need out their homes in definance of thumb or not. one of the many room-planning awkward in a room.” vises Diane Kovacs. “ Walls re­ John Troxell, a designer with kits available). draw your rooms and want in a room, it’s time to go flect one another, so the paint the Reign of Beige. Take a good look shopping. But when it comes to “Often, a smaller room can Although these uprisings have Wood-Mode Cabinetry in Krea- to scale, with ‘A inch equal to one hold more furniture than you color you select will always mer. Pennsylvania, and Rebecca Lyn Peterson, head of Motif foot; then plan your furniture buying furniture, “one of the appear more intense once it’s attracted some new followers, the biggest mistakes people make is think.” addsDi^neKovacs. “Spa­ king of colors remains entren- Wilson, design coordinator for Designs, advises clients to re­ layout.” This is a lot easier than tially, more furniture, or larger actually on the walls.” Carriage Industries in Calhoun. search their homes before deco­ moving furniture around, only to that you don’t consider what they In addition, you should choose chea. Now, according to Better already own and should use sized pieces, frequently make the Homes and Gardens’ Decorating, Georgia, say pistachio — a lighter rating, Look at what type of find you’ve bought too much or room seem larger. But you have shades you like rather than those and more bluish green than the sunlight enters the room at too little. before going shopping,” savs that are current trends. After all. there’s a new palette of decorator Joan Wolf. “ Take a night table, to be careful,” she warns. “A colors on the horizon that might one we knew in the in the 1960s — different times of day. Think When working out a floor plan, breakfront which has a lot of you’re the one who has to live with EXCITEMENT - Adding will enjoy a revival as a back­ about when you use the room. If it remember that there’s always for example. It usually contains a them. “ If you’re not a ‘pink win over the legions still loyal to clock radio, a telephone, a box of height and heft won’t work in a the crown and also satisfy the excitement to a backspiash ground color. has a lot of nighttime use. more than one layout for a room, small dining room, but an L- person.’ forget aobut what the tissues, a lamp and maybe a book fashion-conscious rebels. and counter can be easy with Troxell and Wilson, also spo­ decorate so the place will feel notes New York-based designer shaped modular seating unit that latest decorating magazine warm and cozy. “ Rooms are Joan Wolf. ‘ ‘Don’t be afraid to try or a couple of magazines. Most .says.” advises Lyn Peterson. “ Be Ironically, neutral hues will be a variety of complementary kespersons for the Color Market­ traditional night tables are not uses up wall space might well the leaders of this coup. Consu­ sensitive,” she says, so ask placing furniture at unusual true to yourself. We all have colors and sizes. Black and ing Group, an international pro­ large enough to hold even half the make a small room seem larger. ’ ’ yourself, "Where, when and how angles,” she says. “ You don’t certain colors that work best for mers are once again yearning for white color theme on coun­ fessional assocition, says pale things people want to keep beside serene old friends, such as white do I use this room?” Think about always have to position a sofa flat us. so make the most of them to pink and “ white asparagus,” a their beds. Paint and color and beige, say color forecasters ter and backspiash is set off how the rooms look on sunny against a wall. Just be aware that build a comfortable light yellow tone, will be other “ But furniture that will make it in the home-furnishings industry. by a band of red hot days, on cloudy days and in you’re not cutting off part of the “Color can do wonders to environment.” popular versions of tinted easy to use your possessions,” These second-generation neu­ ceremaic mosaics. different seasons. Is it a house room from use, as you might if distinguish a room, but most If you don’t trust yourself to neutrals. that’s lived in more by day or — you place two sofas perpendicu­ Wolf advises. “ It all boils down to people don’t understand it and trals. however, will be tinged with Green, gray and brown will knowing what you have, or plan to create a successful color .scheme, shades of red. green, yellow or with owners who both work — lar to a fireplace, for example. are fearful about using it.” take this advice from Diane combine to create “ sagebush.” a have at a future date. Make a list. blue for added character. Rich more by night. Decorate Consider two chairs, or perhaps a claims Mario Buatta. who adds Kovacs: “Collect fabric and wall warm, light-to-medium neutral. Take into account the things you tones of red. brown, blue, gold playing roles as accessory colors accordingly. chair and ottoman, with the sofa that “nothing is as boring as a covering samples you like and Burnished red. influenced by a have and use. Don’t lie to and green will emerge as acces­ in the blond home. Blonds also "Soon your ideas will begin in elsewhere in the room — this monochromatic house. Color is then pull colors from them. A touch of brown, will be a popular yourself,” she insists. sory colors in these neutral zones. will have more fun when accom­ VISUAL INTEREST — Patterns, textures and colors are synthesize.” says Gutilla. “You’ll creates a second conversational my strongest weapon. You can professional has already worked color for showcasing the warmer, If you really watch television panied by shades of green and know where your best views are. grouping. completely change the look of a out the color relationships. light colors. Troxell and Wilson being used in various combinations to create visual where you want privacy and even frequently, plan to incorporate it room with a can of paint.” Why beige was the rage blue. also see peach, coral and teal blue interest. Here a cozy dining area with a floor of hexagon into the living room with a For instance, Jackson says. whether or not the door hinges Be realistic about needs But how do you find the right In thenot-so-distant past, many in the crystal ball. splashy media center that’s large Reprinted with permission “ Look at a blond woman. How tile is separated from the kitchen with a design strip using need to be reversed so that the shade of paint? Experiment. consumers settled for the safety “ When it comes to placing enough to house the television, from Changing Homes. Distrib­ does she highlight that blond smaller ceremic mosaics. The kitchen is also tiled. door swings in a manner that Buatta likes to paint a few l.s by of beige because home furnish­ The uncertain future furniture in a room, people often VCR. stereo, cassettes and video uted by Los Angeles ‘Times suits your own traffic patterns.” 20-inch pieces of wood and place ings were seen as a long-term hair? Green eye shadow, blue eye push everything against a wall tapes, compact discs and other Syndicate. shadow, a little pink on the ’The 1988 home-furnishings them on the walls of a room so a investment and because the ho­ mouth. Those are the things that forecast from Eastman Chemical meowners were pressured into it. give blond (colors) character.” Products of New York City picks according to Virginia Jackson, 41 specific colors that span the [OISTINCTIVE CUSTOM MODELS coordinator of Ceianese home range of light, medium and dark ' AT FACTORT-TO-VOU FRICESI IMPROVE fashions in New York City. The greening of America harmonizing tones. Herbal, fern, “ They’d say. ‘I have always The rise of green represents an bluegrass. leaf bud and a half wanted a blue carpet.’ And their unusual branching out of taste for dozen other tints and shades of mothers would say. ‘But it’s not Americans, who have historically green appear on the palette. YOUR practical.’ And the next door stayed within the red. white and Peach, pink, yellow, lilac, deep neighbor would say. ‘Well. I don’t blue boundaries of decorating. grayish blues and saturated reds OVER 4.000 SATISFIED HOMEOWNERSI want you to have a blue carpet says-Margaret Walch, director of also are represented. on your loundallon Lei us show you a Bond Bill Garage in your because I don’t have a blue the Color Association of the Pat Rushin. senior colorconsul- I * ERECTED neighborhood . . . no obligation on your pari HOME carpet.’ And soit (beige) actually United States. The New York tant for the New York City firm, TWO-CAR rSKU e. became the noncommital com­ City-based association forecasts says the forecast accommodates MODEL _ h S e mittee color.” Jackson says she colors for 1.500 members in the a growing eclecticism in decorat­ Prtea IneludM INSULATION wHh saw a more exciting future for fashion and interior design fields. ing. People want their homes to POlyXhylww coMad hMvy-duly l(j®^2M2n©»isiiiyEPGARrGT^ craft pap«r...kMpa garaga ood Owl/* * lOOtH MAIN It . WAtllNOtOlO CONN | light neutral tones after visiting a ^ ■ □ fill istiMAfi Q fin looEiEt WITH A “ We see all kinds of green in the look elegant but well lived-in, to In aummar and halpa aaat-olt 826-2746 home-fashion-show exhibit titled forecast.” Walch says, specifi­ reflect their individual tastes Iraating arindi In tha wintar. ANrriMi •■•■av “ La Maison Blonde” in Paris in cally mentioning teal or parrot rather than idealized styles seen CONN. CONSUMER PROTECTION REG early 1987. blue as the preferred shades. She in showrooms, she says. StRVING NEW ENGLAND SINKt 1961 ” It occurred to me — just as if also says once-popular fashion NEW bells went off — that the consu­ colors such as charcoal and coral mer can reside in a blond will take off in the home as accent environment but add sophistica­ colors. Mauve will become passe, tion and drama through theuseof replaced by orchid, according to important accent colors. That Walch, HONDA... doesn’t sound new. but if you June Roche, corporate fashion handle it well, you can do it director at Milliken and Company fabulously. in New York City, says: “ Every­ "Perception is the whole thing. thing should look soft and light, You’d never take a beige woman not dark and deep. We’re leaving ALUMINUM SERVICES out. but you’d sure take a blond all the heavy-handed earth tones SERVING HOMEOWNERS FOR OVER 30 YRS. woman out. Everybody has the we’ve been using.” perception of blond as being “ The entire palette seems to be something very special. There’s warming up some,” says Shari some magic about that word Hiller, color stylist for Martin- ALUMINUM & VINYL SIDING H O IVT D A “ blond.” ’ Senour paints in Cleveland. “ Peo­ Jackson’s blond spectrum beg­ ple are so busy and lead such • STORM WINDOWS & DOORS • AWNINGS & CANOPIES ins with the palest linen lint and hectic work lives they need • THERMAL REPLACEMENT WINDOWS • GUTTERS increases in intensity to a beige- something more subtle when they 1 The Prelude Si brown. Deeper shades of brown, come home. FULL Y INSURED - FREE ESTIMA TES such as russet and chocolate, are Hiller says she sees whites at the saturated end of the being used tone-on-tone with Member Manchester Chamber 01 Commerce Q A L C O A 5 SPEED, 12 IN STOCKI spectrum. Darker blond hues will textures. 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