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E p s r ______4 x 4 wwBan. iMorlorfy Broffiara/ 310 U j m rnffio. Bdrfdw #liSOV®!Rorl#rfy f^Ww9w _fyUfw WSMt Motor VwHTwr MT,/ PVMIfK/frVv~ Brofnara. 310 Canfar •TAMDAND flpPPwF/ CRW/fIffr VwPVvrrvy Varnen. I79-2WB.*' Yornon. far, 443-0i30.*y______Of./ Monetm tor. 443- dies In hospital JVM9 m«M. CMaManf om .*' pietatp A M7- jeeA— aUdfdnaar/ 07 BIOOO OBO O B - f ^ W TO 'w a^o'^/ ■m w/ bafniL fc. f IIM0I n f a rVOT. w . irraEToTirra^w iM dad. m m e «rd n ofr/ d aoaad/ coo. w nffa^^O ' Infarlor. G L E N C O V E, N Y . (A P ) - WtlHam 3. Casey, the HIM M t BM./ 347 c m - #117i«OiLOYrlorfy #m S9^iilorlorfy former wartime spymaater who as CfA director fm nm sM rm rvi- Lynen/ 5M> Canfar Broffiai/, 310 Canfar l H l » f traatf rOflO 9v*r iVVCITfCnWTVr. SfraM/ Mtfnenaafar. Brofftara. 310 Canfar * A if| M MIb W rrBr reatored the agency’s vigor fonowliig a period of Of./ Monefiaafar. 449-^ AS 443 #wa* MW(A« work. d O M U t.rr______0130.*' 9T«/ IVNITYCFIWTAr. •. w w - ■ ------■ ^ ...■ ^ AAmM 0LM 4^ Ma MM o erodhtg morale and sharp criticism of Ks activities •Mf offar. *MW7« m xas=m wM 4^4 0130.*' W P P^P ^M EElWI^^^PW^w ^ Pl^^N PPfE^P W^WI^EB worldwide, died today at a hospital here. He was 74, ;R5H n ?IB g a ^ . Jf w VPCKwPv mrFfW 17 0 M » Std aon ofoa- 6 d d 6 i— fiilif ooafom w im ruHrw =5^ A /W frifiM m i Ftbr Cbta FBoliBfB Casey diedat 1; I4a.m., said hts son-ln-faw.OwenT. eoAMffon. 4 trlt««r Bfdw, ffO/OOB. OdCdrm- doyar w^rfa, wfna fnfa- aovarafon fawnffy von. OHto/mi'j^ ftorov Into- Smith. r»or. i > O J 7. Morforfy Loodad 14MB mflaa. tfrfy#/ avf«m«frc, HhT Melon, M Brood rlor. sOVJi. Morlorfv "Th e ImmeAste cause of death was atpirationaf vfT.4«i# #ltAAMwfWrr fW* Of./ Moo d m tor. 443- 0 rto a ^ 9li Cardar BwTrfTW IfIVr Ur 90tOT/ Broffiara/ 310 Canfar Y pneumonia as a result of a central nervous system dfM.yr -9f./^kmcnaafar. 443- r o ^ i3 Varnon. 070- 9 v ./ IWwfYCfTVSr AT. 443- Mooli# dfSf.a' 203B.*' 0130.*' • b t IM MBS lymphoma," said spokesman Oernils Connors. Casey's CHCVBOLrr— YOM % •7M2 cancerous brain tumor, discoverod late fast year, was Ion 4 *4 o4t teodOd «H0> Cdrmfdr Mdfdra. 310 ON ANY NEW FORD CAR OR TRUCKl proved to be malignant. oo^Oomo^. rkwo otk Brood Of./ Aldneffeefar. He was released from the hospital Beh. 21, but was and eorry M oom of - i t t i U l ______DE CORMIER readmitted for re-evaluation March 13 and discharged 07 B3000 CoB— Pfva avn- TPOtOry W SrrSniyi Bdom afivar/ arov Infa- NEW 1N 7 E-ISO LOE/UN CONYEENON again March 24. Casey, who had a home near here, was M Town Car, Stgna(ara rlor. #11110. Morlorfv V-O, Aufomaffe, AN, MonfoMfr, Loadtd, SSSSNOAir TBSnTPrTPTM3-4iw hospitalized at Glen Cove Community Hospffaf on April Aaro Dynande Bk#., 4B0440 29 for aspiration pneumonia, or fluid In the lungs. M town Oar, Brown Brotliara/ 310 Canfar W town Car, Bkia Of./ iWonefiaafar. 443- M Town Car, WOMa 0130.^ IN H I8 L A i T public appearances, Casey testified at COMVfBOION Vona Bv length on Capitol Hill about the CtA’$ role In arms Lo ro ln , "exeluafva shipments to Iran. He conceded that the Intelligence M oriarty Bros. Bord Convaralona". FREE OPEIONS! agency became involved In the secret dealings with AvalloBla of Dillon Iran In the summer and fall of 1444, before President UMd Car Spocials Bay now and get (hoae optlona BHfiE; chrome front B rear •3 Caorl y.0 AT, AC Bard/117 M oln Ofraaf, ^•21,299 Reagan Issued formal authorization. MCouoar, Bad Monefiaafar. 443- bumpera, grille B trim; cloth bench aeat; deluxe door trim; Last month, a Senate investigating committee was M Orand Bdx, Lo AB. 2143.*^ tinted glaaa; full carpeting; 9RS atyled steel wheels; dual m ir­ considering having Its own doctors examine Casey to rors; Limited Edition sport strip­ see If he were fit enough to testily before panels SSS1SS,VS,0 two fona. Offvar ond KEW ia ^ M BMCEL DEUVERV V K $575 VALUE* ing; 4 speed overdrive automatic, Investigating the Iran-Contra affair, according to Sen. u c u ik m ia f . rad. Lvnelt/ 000 W. Con- 07 3 4 power steering, model 0202, Stock Howell Heflin, D-Ala. 94 Maroura (Srogfi.) tor Ofraaf / AOoncfiaafar. V-O, Aufomalte, 141, B9, BB, YOURS FREE! Reagan named Casey, a successful tax attorney, to M Daftun 200SX 444-4321.«y Sfook 4A294B 'MBfmYBCftffAro BMgABMA^ B H A ffD M EW tetdif ptkd c4 ktdfvumi head tbo C IA In 1441 aft4u Co40y helped manaie his M Honda CBX OMC 77 Blckup. 4x4. dUdHO/mTOlBf nW iBcfBBOBd VlfficiA COM fO campaign for president. Earlier, Cesey had served as WILLIAM J. CASEY M Line, town Car OMOO. Coron Mof ora 347 IDOPMCM BMMOAO dm 1987 chairman of the Securities and Exchange Commission .. fought bralfi tumor M Baeori Ooklond Ofraaf. 447- TOYOTA PICKUP and in other posts during the Nixon and Ford administrations. 04 Oran. Maroula LS *0000 - NOW *16,595 04 Line. Mark VII *12,000 Pord Bronco f3. Loodad. During his tenure as director, Casey’s action- 03 Olama 4 Or., AT *4000 40470. Coron Mofora 347 oriented leadership and drive to rebuild the agency Ax makes It easy OOlauzuOLXB/U *0000 Ooklond Ofraaf. 447- KEW la ia FOOD D EM RN VAN CAM EII was matched by his zest for controversy and frequent 04 Hlaaan 2009X *7000 04 7 outspoken sparring with congressional committees striving to monitor activities m the U.S. Intelligence 6 5 04 Mazda BX7, Blue *0200 frrijS w L'ux EA- Losdad to flw lilH with ill slandsrd to alaah at budget Collfornlo brown, eamper sdulpmenf. establishment. baloa Infarlor. #11074. Was *24,000" Town Manager Robert B Weiss Tuesday gave MORIARTY Morlorfy Broffiara, 310 LIMITED EDITION STANDARD BED T H E R E W ER E C O N TR O Y E ItS fE S over his per­ the Manchester Board of Directors something he Canfar Of., Monehaa- sonal finances, as well as over covert operations did not want them to use. BROTHERS far. 443-0130.t^ NOW *21 J9iH« Tw o pIsyBrs oquars off with Ib o b f g u n s oparafaa spaca-age antartalnmanf can- Including the mining of Nicaragua's hariwrs and In a brief presentation before the start of the SOI CBfilBr St. 07 B2000 L u x O B— annual meeting to adopt a new budget for the during a game at a Phofon amusemanf fara that pit playar against playar In tha preparation of a manual for Nicaraguan rebels Manehootor. C T Collfornlo brown, counseling them In the "selective use of violence" to 1987-88 fiscal year, Weiss presentetf the nine- confinas of an alien apacecraft. a 4 3 - 8 1 M balBO Infarlor, #11173. AU YtHIOLM iU M O T TO OdlOH »ALt •asjff'"'* $ 7 8 3 4 center. Photon Is a naflonal chain that "neutralize" civilian officials. member board with a wooden-handled ax to use Morlorfv Broffiara. 310 on his budget proposal. He said the ax was the Canfar Of.. Monchaa- Casey responded bluntly to congressional criticism directors’ "favorite tool In the budget-setting far. 443-0130. of (he CIA, and laahed out In reaction to what he viewed hUNlffOO TN/O ffMSLffM •OOJff- C tN TIA OTRMT as unwarranted disclosures of U.S. Intelligence process." iTTSHSTTuTloBTilui^ SCRANTON It OM rOI/B OAB, MAtlOHSSTM activities In the media. "Said tool Is not a sophisticated calculator nr an llBhf baloa. balsa Infa­ S/A/C£| rou MI09MLY CNAYfLER -PLYMOUTH Laser games attracting In November 1448, (or example, he said congres­ IBM PC equipped with the latest software rlor. #11103. M orlorfv 1933 OMO TOO MUOH..." CHBYOLEB EXECUTIVE Broffiara, 310 Canfar 646-4321 sional oversight had caused "repeated compromise of package on public works administration and VEHICLEB AND SELECT Of./ Monehaafar. 443- sensitive Intelligence sources and methods." Rebut­ related matters," Weiss said in a tongue-ln-eheek USEOOABO... 0130.>r______ting criticism voiced by Sen. David Durenberger, proclamation, "but rather a 41.97 ax that chops, 319 MAIN ST. (Across from Armory), MANCHESTER, CT 643-2145 aoM8 a.f* nfMNoiiM on iiaai 07 B2M SB— ^lock , srov DiLion R-MInn., chairman of the Senate Intelligence Commit­ mutilates and then refashions the manager’s Infarlor 100. Mor- earthlings across U.S. tee, Caaey contended that Durenberger’s committee carefully drafted and well-thought-out budget Into aa OAMAVELLC *0,700 lorfv 310 Can- had been conducting Intelligence oversight “ Off the the board’s adopted budget." aa ouTLAsa buhm *0,000 far 01., Moncfiaafar. Bv John B. Kirch oft. a bell lings and somewhere In drive ond are lalkingabout possible cuff through the news media.’’ "We will use It with deliberation and pleasure,’’ aa OUIOK LaSAONE *0,400 443-0130.»^ Harold Noporftr this maze of hallways, a computer legal action. Casey In May 1988 asked the Justice Department to responded Mayor Barbara B. Weinberg. aa TOO WAGON •0,000 adds up points on Its electronic The game, often described as a weigh‘ criminatcharges ‘ Icf against ‘ ------NBC after - the - network . - “ With more pleasure than deliberation,’’ added ar OABAVAN r W •10,000 broadcast a reportrepor on efforts by U.S. submarines to Democratic Majority Leader Stephen T . Penny. NOTICl An earthling enters an alien scoreboard. flagship entertainment center that aaLfOANONr* *12,400 lake aLook This scenario may seem like one will eventually be the first In a eavesdrop Inside Soviet harbors. He also threatened I^ e nine-member board did take a tew awipes spscecraft weoring a llght- aaNEWvofiKen •14,700 at the 488.7 million plan Weiss proposed In March. MAAVAY IM. OIMOND sensored vest and carrying a laser from a science-fiction movie. Hut national chain, would feature play­ possible action against The Washington Post In ONLY T 4 LEFT... The flnai spending plan, which takes effect July 1, aaLASEA *12,400 The Heh' Norman J. gun. He creeps down a dark It’s a scene that Is played out ers traveling through an alien connection with an article on electronic Intelligence- totaled 866.2 million. aa riETH a ve. *13,000 pasaageway, taking notice of any regularly at amusement centers space ship Inhabited by computer- gathering operations. aa LaOAMON e»m. *10,000 dsvsr of ojiaifrlno^lwld on 88CHEVY across the country and could be controlled monsters sudden movement. STORIES ON PAGE 2: Aarll 11,1M7 prdsrsd fnol qii AS T H E IR A N -C O N TR A affair unfolded, Casey told aaoooaaaoooom. *12,700 Up ahead Is a curve In (he coming to Manchester If a South ’Though company officials say p Manchester property owners will pay one ot elalmi muti be prSMmsjl to congressional committees that he did not learn until aansLiANTr*. •0,400 hallway and beyond that a closed Windsor attorney and hts partners their game represents a unique the lowest tax Increases in at least the last 10 October 1988 that profits from arms shipments to Iran aa oto tMW nrMi. (I) •10,000 w m v 5 . w » a door. The earthling, clutching his have their way. new form of Indoor entertalment, years under the 1987-88 budget adopted Tuesday. by tow provlME. may have been diverted to the Nicaraguan Contra aa Anna sw •0,000 rifle, nears the hidden room It’s similar to other high-tech laser p Among things cut from the lN7-8g spending a4 CHAAGEn •4,000 Ihttron B. Frtuti PKKUP HAHOLD CUMMINGS, a partner games played across the nation. rebels, He also said he did not know for certain until cautiously. proposal were 880,000 to renovate the Murphey h c A told by Attorney General Edwin Meese 111 on Nov. 24, a aa OUIOK OINTUAV •0,000 1987MAZDA B2000LX. Suddenly, without warning, the in Laser Games of Hartford Inc., In 1984. Photon Entertainment tecreatlon Area, 18,000 tor the Mousing Educa­ day before the matter was publicly disclosed. aa LaoAA •2,400 At*- door swings open and a hostile alien has created a public furor by Inc. opened its first Photon amuse­ tion Resource Center and 178,700 for a new THE PERFECT BLEND OF Casey’s testimony prompted some members of a a jiiA OJT •7,000 Appears. The earthling pulls on his proposing to open LaserQuest Inc. ment center In Dallas. Twenty such parking lot and entrance to the Mount Nebo boll LUXURY AND PERFORMANCE. trig g e r and In a flash an Infrared at the former Mott’s Shop Rite on centers have since opened across Congress to criticize hlz apparent lack of knowledge 011-01 about the diversion of funds, which raportedly began in fields. Luxury ihorlbed Pickup, kiser beam fires from his gun and East Middle ’Turnpike. Church 875-3311 CeKfornii brown, beige hits the alien target. A light goes leaders have organized a petition Please turn lo paga 8 early 1086. 9 BUOLie NOTiei I Interior, power fleering, 5 9 peed, cqrome rearear stepatep / I bumper, litlLglMa.a. TP " ^«f4 “"' I rODAY’S HFRAI D B»W" , m o v T, ifMts.Aiwli » , ]w f ,i i white teller radlala,ila, af^eo, ■ Rotarians say women long overdue •vallabis ofTtna oaAtM rrrrrrnn qafad lalsw tar li^etren pinilrlpet and morel WRBCKBR 1772. 330, 4 iurint rsBulqr builnsit Bv John Mlfcholl members. In 22,800 clubs In 54 ipood. 1777 Wroekor 1 don't brtak' Mayors' cookbook nations, was ordered to abide by a NOW ONLY P 1 1 0 8 S . Htruld Noporftr ox, wold-bullt 4 ton Callfomla law banning discrimina­ oom. Noodi work. Baying " I may bend, but I don’t New York Mayor Edward Koch Is S crazy about pasta primavera. And A Supreme Court rullni clearing tion based on race, sex, religion, or 8 91000 firm. 743-7093 f u ii s iz # piekup _j-eak," G ary Hart Is fighting to get 1988 CHEVY ”CK” .his presidential campaign back on If you’re ever Invited to dine with the way for women to oin local national origin. M M i iAM 'ehoriorW. The Manchester chapter, formed .'■^ack even as he concedes the Manchester Mayor Barbara B. Rotary Clubs Is long overdue, seld a Many now porfi. 14,900 In 1940. has 08 members. Hunnlford or ^ f 0offor. Good V6, Automotio Tranomiulon, NIooly Equipped. •eontroveniy about his weekend Weinberg, aik for her spinach majority ot Manchester members cenditlon,n a tio n , muit bo Activities with a Miami woman Is squares. They’re what she chose to and area businesswomen. said. Stock #8043. " ! think they should be here.’’ hot over. Story on page 7. submit to "Tb e Mayors’ Cook­ " It ’s nothing new, really,’’ said book," a new hardbound volume William R. Munntford. president ot said Michael Darby, a member for Taloahena No. (191) 444-I41I. 7795 from Acropolis Books Ltd. of the Manchester chapter ot Rotary four years. " I can’t think of any NO GIMMICKS ■ JUST GREAT DEALSI flodttming bonds Washington, D C. Story on page 14. International, noting that he was proper reason for excluding them. ’ ’ ® E F~ Weiatlalad Price Ineliideai for the decision. " It ’s been on the william Rood, who has been In If you have old Series E , U.S. 1) Servloo For Delivery S) Hand Weak 4 Wax Tax 4 Reg. front burner In the last seven years the local non-profit organization tor 7 7 INVtTATION TO BID Savings Bonds, where do you go to Top*- 2) Underooating 4) Freigbt 4 Handling Extra I ’ve been In” about SO years, said he considered Up. Slaopi I. Ooi hast >edeem them when they become 40 The Supreme Court, In a 7-0 the invitation-only organlutlon a and oteva, Ntw cobltt, Dears old? William Doyle explains :s»irart£j!^iis Index ruling Monday, upheld a Californta men’s club. •eroont, turM brokat, ouretMia of tna fallawinoi In hiB dally ’’Inveatora’ Guide.’’ canopy, let dox. Duol 14 ppgpt, 4 atcMeno law that barre'barfed the Rotary (^ub He said few Rotarlana would be (1) now 1iWfN

/’ Directors OK $56.2 mMion budget > / > ^ pOv - .. ToummimBaiaf tl3rjfm»ll; OOfICWWiTly ^tfWw WrlC^ Phut win result In about $40 inereaae for average taxpayer W m m 0 § CM > fBfolffB P ifiy iM t Enwd taxes, ff the property owner tisuzasr receives proteettow from (M Town TBe riranwherrE ladHytd Had waa part, o t tka C t m t f H M orte Eire DepwrtmeM, whtoh covers DfsMct EefDYri Is m yrriU’ wffl M B M g a # d » (Bto ESRf, ito v w beisMY property owner s wtH southern ManeheMer and parts of iAng, diraetor Ot the L o ti CM kheiVi Museum, uaM IMto9'. ^ DirecloiB axecUhese northern Manchester, the prop­ L i^ said the Kiwuafs CfoB aflfwed HAa mortd H to 9Sji#E *!? a f ??*F,** *** ^ferntamkfa erty owners pays an sdkhthmal manpower for the event June J$. IfRI dadd daftA opdn d t j m Tksa DtsnssnrsMe nist$p4i^ ew she accouaXiag aytdatn. $228. Rihhon Min Apartmawta In the CheiMT IHelerie fR slrietaM W9 «k* toww BbevD ef town Board at Dtractors ent The Eighth DtHHies IXsirfct fire Sonm at Inquirer newifaper huve MfreMf to tfoanto M,M$ to 9MB,9BIP tfo m Town Uam gar Ho- department covers the remaining finance the strawherrjr toaOetd. ^ Thd spendUM plan. wMch a m tftodaaMfpvri wot^ww DmyBf yropiORR. a f)8,7M tor a new parMng lot at territory. The Kiwanto CM9 had SUM euriter that K eoMd net ipM M ur^ * i y L totdh ^ Antongf tba Rams cat rtata’, Im ITTbTWIBP ctIKI Under tbe new adopted budget, f e ^ a l as K has for (he past five years. Ling aafd taday tlwl StefSffWhrffvwR W w fa w e e w f h « ^ SMI weuM # 9 9 189,919 to renovate the Merphey the average taxpayer’s General m p f e e n M9,9M tfom tka Board of Mf a, a Mi xi ■rin 1 M m Aih m ^ Kiwanis made (hat deetston when Re memhers ware tafd tM l T m fuy’o tM ietnhfmmu mr*y w ear iWB General Pond tax rata. V M EdaeMbnya 9RI.P mBBon h w t^ . nmfCw0H%w69l mfOm, ^BBnTO^Cs flr»0 VVtu A Emd MR would be |I,M7. If they developers in the mill (Hstrlct would net hwaslwd to eoBtiBetollw ttody of aB Me town's roataatkm lived ht the Town Eire ^strict, (hey carpw smW Nwf trt feoMi fcrgdesw. A» ra g tm m a a f.99 niflf - «v $.7 w e m ifow I BcuTiiTimnovii^ M.. ^ jt ^ ag^^tda yiWrBW money to run the festival because they had haen aakad to mafco m IIWBB 81ICT ilKJinilVB mcmO DVilipTPB wotdd pay an addHionat M32. tttH iify ast fhr ISHfM, W wa* rllewal for «»ei» fa vrear percent inereaae — over the enr- cat. heavy contributions to the renovation of Cheney Matt. MKiwy$r y - reiM rate, aMf wouM resuK in aheut betore any mpfor renovation The (ennfs eevrts at Charter Dak fopfesra tmihUig auifa irt New York. Ortfy afiauMfer-fa a HP inersnne M the average OCCtJt§. Earfc wiB he refurbished at a cost of ihrgh lank suifa were affawerf. fa Id:i4, tight me a were hm, taki mayor Hat- a $12,489 proposed hy Wriaa tor a $19,999 umfer (he 999 2 mfllton vWWf VO*W oVBKJWy / ^ N ational hoapital w aak aat 1-w/ fmed far fapfeaa bathfax af Vortty falaad. A year later, hara W. gtaMtarg. rsmic vPKiy ni p^rniHiriiv uimsowb hMMet adopted hy the town Board 4FBbm dL4t . • wmmjreTrc iTieF/OTny on 'JEwaFCutf a $8,MP recomm ended hy W rits of Directors for the I997-I9 fhtoal Manchester Mayor Barbara B. Weinberg has proelafmed next palfee ia Atlaaf ie (’ify eanducfed a maaa raid agaiaat K4 the l ^ d rafaetad a KepuMcan for tIM* nShrifOTflriFSWEa FfOtrefflg year. week National Hospital Weak to recqgnfxe tba efitoYta of fapleaa area. City affieiafa praelaimed, "WeTI have aa lire fCmsr QRffl m FpPCTffC pfoyowci M •pendhif plan that would have BiiKfj ff fBcornffwnoofM. Education Reaource Center. The The work Is expected to cost Manchester Memorial Hospital. Xraiflaa aa aur beaehe.<»r’ tatim tad a .1 pateaM, or le-mifl. private aganty, which provides 979,999. In related Hems, the hoard The theme of the celebration Is "We Eeel Good Helping Yon East takas a soaking; 190 t o n KN fte tttm town landfill. The hoard voted to budget called for spending in a contingency account could be ' '/— — V ,1 , / fnefude water and eewer costs, or tito soothorn fHains and lowor More than 7 inches of rain has Town Eire Department fire protec­ hike the fee from the current 912 a 199,291,199, wMch was $4,791 more used to open the library on Sunday Eric Thomas of Summit Street, and Mark Connors of Lydall H htm tupt* Valloy. fallen across parts of Eansas ' / Tk« SfaiidMMor fkrroM tion. Water and newer costs would ton to $19, whereaa Wriss proposed (ban the adopted Democratic plan pending the outcome of a study of Street, have both been appointed alternates to (be Manchester LigM rain and drhslo danr- since Monday. remain the eame. The fire tax IncreastfW H to $14 a ton. even (hough H would have provided this plan. Conservation Commission, Town Manager Robert B, Weiss has ponod No« England, and frost would he 9.99 mfffe, which tapret- The Democratic majority ap­ for a lower (ax Increase, * 994.739toestabli8hathree-man announced. warnings worn in offoot for Mates west of the Eoekies I / ente a .lAmllf Increase. proved potting any revenue gener­ Nash explained afterwords this pavement cutting team that would "Our Conservation Commission has become an Increasingly northwostorn Eonnsyirania and eqfoyed clear skies along wMh the Atamuic Town Manager Robert 0. Write ated hy this fee In excess of the was because the OOE called for be used by the town to cut pavement vital part of the community’s public Interest In protecting our the nortfiorn mountains of Wost OtMo Vaney, the MidMe Atlantic had recommended a 199.7 million dump's operatliM costs Into an uaing more of (he other sources of for ntllHy and construction contrac­ environment," Weiss said. Y Mates and much of the southern budget that would have required a escrow account tor future landfill revenue to cover (he expenses. tors. Tbe cost would be offset by the Atlantic Coast. May e« 1987 4.9 percent, or 2.19-mlll increase. expansion and costs. The Republi­ These sources Include the town's money paid to the town to perform Weather Trivia TOOAWf IN0«Wj Oay aftar Some major Itema Write pro- cans proposed that tMs surplus be surpitts, f(«s crilected hy the (own this work. C hurch naadt youth diraetor Today's forecast called for tpdn/s woalfMir piofuro M hy Erin Cofh«H« % of flptnMtr f0da*l$1h0h^fmiy Hftlduartm. poeed that were approved used to reduce taxes. clerk’s office and the surplus a the hiring of a police me­ Trinity Covenant Church Is looking for a full-time youth What slate has nevef ^eacircd Miowers and thunderstorms from Stront,« fmirf h-gr«d«r si V«rpl«nek 9ohool. fitrttti ot tfinta. H It TOOAWt TfNVIAi How marry bamag If- Included: a 112,999 for the homeless shelter landfill fee money. chanic; three water and sewer 100 degrees'’’ northwest Michigan and soo- Iho ISMi S ty at flat dfd WSSa Maya wfn during Ms ma- e Mrtrig a housing code enforce­ g ra te d by the Manchester Area Budget analyst Robert Heustls emplwees to work on the Installa­ director in response to declining Sunday school attendance and theast Wisconsin to Illinois and 1M7 and ttm 4S(h l&f-leaffue basabaN caraar7 (i) 9«a (b) • ment officer and clerical supfMrt. Conference of Churches. The shel­ said (his morning (he approved (ax tion of pipes and the elimination of complaints from youths, the church has announced. eastern Iowa, the southern Mis­ CONNECTICUT WEATHER day ot igitiritl. ona (0) nona Democrats have rejected this item ter had asked for 92S,WO, but the Increase Is (he lowest in at least (he deadend lines; an account clerk in According to information prepared by church official Andrew entire board agreed to (he lesser last 19 years. He said the 2.72 the Controller’s Office; an assistant Broderaon, the numbers of young people are up, but attendance sissippi Valley, eastern Kansas, TOOAWt m rO M s on uos Uay m for the past two years, while Oklahoma, Texas and southern TOOAV'S OAfWt Republicans have supported It. figure. percent hike beat the 2.77 percent assessor; a full-time tax office among Junior and senior high school children has fallen. 1994, Or. tl0f/»f EarmMfar of B/Haln •Y MOL PAOrONET florida. C«fi(raf< fiagi«rti Intcrtor: tonight, partly cloudy. Weinberg said that the majority Weiss has said the town expects hike set two years ago, which had clerk and a part-time building baoamo ffv# ffrsf psrsou to ruoonamifa tbara'a notMng (Hia a wood-burning the shelter to receive additional been the low. department clerk. Low in the middle 40s. Thursday, partly sunny and In lass fbau four mfoufas. stova to maka you sppracirla fuHy ffia, approved the plan hecauee Wriss High temperatures were ex- waa able to document the need for it federal and state funds. If those fall Since the 1991-92 fiscal year. • the hiring of one additional M arch housing atarta riaa (mcted to he in the Stts in Hew warmer. High around 70. TOOAVO m rn m M g . Sfgmtmd Massings of oanfral baating for fha thf^gh, the town would provide Heustls said, taxes have risen about parks malntalner. Weiss had re­ fiouse. ’ In his proposal. The number of new housing permits in the state rose M percent England: the Mfs in southern rraud (1999)1; Rudofpb Vmmduo extra money, he has said. 4 to 9 percent each year. commended two. a 91 million to expand office In March over the number Issued In February, the Connecticut Oregon, California, southern West Coastal, East Coastal: Tonight, becoming (1999); O nm Wshas (t«tsr, T.H. tba ddfaranoa batwaan a pal on ffw. •pace In the Municipal Building and Under (he new budget, spending The average Manchester , • 149.900 to replace underground Wfttta (1919); Ross Huofar (1939); WH­ back and a kick In ttM pants Is a maffar, will total 999,249,491. That repres­ property owner, with S'home fuel oil tanks at Waddell and Department of Housing has reported. Nevada and southeast Arizona; mostly clear. Low in the middle 40s. Thursday, partly of affifuda and MtHuda on fba invar's to Install an elevator for use by the 100 to 109 degrees In the Southern IM Mays (1931) handicapped. The ODE recom­ ents an Increase of 99,917,174, or a assessed at $31,749 and an Keeney schools, and 197.000 to In Manchester, 19 new starts were listed. In all of Hartford sunny. High OS to 70. part. County, the number was 429. In Tolland County, 91 permits were California desert and from the TOOAWt OUOrt; Trom srror to sr- mended only minor renovations 19.9 percent hike. Of (his Increase, automobile assessed at 93,9M, replace nine other underground 72 percent Is for education and 29 currently pays 91,941 In General fuel tanks on town property. Issued, Including three In Andover, four In Bolton and an ■ ' 1 mid-OOs to mid-OOs in much of the tot, one disoovars lha aofira fruflT — TODAY'S TMVIA ANSWiRti (b) WMM ' costing 999,MO and called for not estimated two in Coventry. rest of the nation. Southwestern Interior: Tonight, becoming mostly Slgmudd rraud. Mays won Ms only balling IHIe in 1994. clear. Low in the middle 40s. Thursday, partly sunny. Temperatures around the na­ High around 70. pagaea/ uaag seg saai6ap tion at 3 a.m. EOT ranged from 33 A ndovtr, Bolton gat funds degrees at Pellston, Minn., to 93 Actrogfcpil 001 aregM uoqeoof auo iseai Northwest Mills: Tonight, becoming mostly clear, The Community Health Care Services, Inc. of Columbia has le aaeg sajeis og IIP ouoN degrees at Ohoenlx and Yuma, been awarded 99,424 from the state Department of H ealth Arir. Low 40 to 45. Thursday, partly sunny. High around 70. vm ao (Aug. n-Mapt. st) Hours apent Services to help residents In Andover, while the Visiting Nurse In aoelal Invoivamanta wsn't Rrt to be and Home Care of Manchester Inc. has been given 97,8$7 tohelp < lbur eounted aa wasted time today. In tael, those in Bolton, the department has announced. you may do batter there Ihwi you could (B irth d a y at th'i offioa. The money is part of 9290,000 distributed to agencies serving LNMA (Sm H. ts-Oat. ft) Por beat ra- those In need of nursing care in 49 Connecticut small towns. The Thursday. May r, iser suHs today, relax and uea an mdlrset grants In the past have been used to hold health classes, screen approach. Don't show your hand untH for high blood pressure and diabetes, set up immunisation clinics PEOPLE Sofnelhlng propitious could come your the other parson shows Ms or hart. and provide pre- and post-natal care for mothers and babies. way 10 the year ahead purely by chance, •OOMMO (Oat. S4-44M, 93) In a tHua- the oondHIoos (hal accompany If will be tlr>n with trianda today. It wlH ba up to both prolHable and excHlng. you to gat things properly organttad. W ater m ains to ba flutbad Tour txttndod williams and civil rights activist TAIMUS lAprg SS-Mey lg{ two sllua- Your pws will appraeiala your game 6 Dick Ctregury have embarked on plan. flons In whion you are involved appear The town of Manchester water department Is flushing water P ast Mffiofl says he is extend­ a two-week prayer pilgrimage to (o be unralalea. they'll actuully blend BAOITTANIUB (Nu«. tS^laa. f it Don't C a s e y d i e s mains this week on streets located south ot Woodbridge Street, proorasiinala today In going after an ing his ara celan d ’97 tour to raise fight drug abuse and seek peace logathar nioely, and today you'll link west of Pitkin Street, north of Porter and East Center Streeta, and Him up to your advaniat^. Major objective that la vital to you. the tavoi- money for charity and let more In southern Africa. PreBldBnt Reagan (left) east of Main Street, including Oxford Street. Also Joining them Tuesday was ohangae are ahead for taurus In the abla conditions you're experiencing are blacks see the show, which draws coming year. Sand for vour Astro- only temporary. huddles with his campaign There may be discoloration of the water and reduced pressure heavily on South African music. the Bev. Maurice Dawklas ot Qraph predictions today. Mall $1 to As- CAMICONN (Dae. tl-Jaii. II) today chairman, William Caaey, during the flushing, which will last from 7:19 a.m. to 9 p.fn. 'The second leg of the tour, nine Washington, they plan to visit tro-Qraph, o/o this newspaper, P.o. you'll have an opporiunity to rectify through Friday. The department said homeowners should avoid concerts In eight tJ.S. cities, will Zaire, Angola, Kenya, England, Sox 9142^ Cleveland, OH 44101-3426 something with a friend inai got off on aboard a plane from Loa lha wrong tool. Do ii while both ot you using their water until it clears. begin June 19 In Atlanta and end Swltserland, Italy and Portugal. Ba sure to state your todlac sign. Angalaa to San Eranclaco In It normally takes a couple of hours for the water to clear in a aiMMN (May 91-Juna SO) Your in­ are in a forgiving frame ot mind. July I In New York. Nearly all Alsrtlng Amsrioans stincts and logic will both ba operating AOUAMUi (Jan. 10-Pab. 19) It you June 1980 during Reagan'a home. If water appears discolored for an extended period) call ticket money will be given to at full force today, these attributes en- want to gal something dona today, prealdentlal campaign. Ca- the water department at 647-3119. charity, Simon said. Game-show host and animal fianoa your chances for success, asna- don't deal with subordinatea who lack Simon, who Is the only white rights activist Bob Barker will clally In llnanolal areas. clout. Qo right to the parson who sits in aay, former CIA director, musician on stage during the receive the top award of the OANCkN (June il-July 91) Ba a good the catbird seat. died today at Glen Gove PZC tablet developer’s requeat concert, said that In Los Angeles, listener today, there are indications MBCBB (Pab. 90-Mareh 90) By today American Society tor the Preven­ you should have had enough lima to Community Hoapital on The Planning and Zoning Commission tabled a tone change the show was sold out by the time that a chance remark made by aoma- tion of Cruelty to Animals. ona you admire oould pul you on the think a major decision through careful­ Long laland, N.Y. Story on request for a 32-acre parcel off Chapel Road and Burnham Btreet the black community heard about Barker, whose threat to walk track to aomalhing big. ly. Act In accordance with lha way that would allow developer Darrell Chaloutt to use the land for. It. you've reasoned It out. out as host of the 1997 Miss USA LtO (July 33-Aug. tl) Where your pagel. Industrial purposes. , One third of the proceeds will go Pageant forced organisers to use commercial interaats are concerned, ARME8 (Mareh 11-AprH It) This oould you are likely to do batter today than be an extremely favorable day lor you Chaloutt is proposing to change the land's ipqe from Rqfal to a charity created by South fake furs during the telecast, will A P p h o to Residence to Industrial. African anti-apartheid leader Al­ you will tomorrow. Pul in extra hours if llnanclally. The nroducti ot your Imagi­ receive the ASPCA Board of you are on a roll. nation have profitable possibilities. The land is south of Burnham Street oh the East Hprlford town lan Boesak to help children in Directors Award ot Excellence on line. Two residents spoke against the appUcatiqh. sayUlg'lt would South African detention camps, PAUL SIMON JAMES EARL JONES .. . gets award May 14, the society announced change the character of their residential neighborhood. Th9 ■ Simon said Monday. ■ ■. singing longer Tuesday In Los Angeles. ‘Bounty’ on nurses works at MMH surrounding land in Manchester is zoned Industridt. Another third will to the United ASPCA president John Pul- Cnm nt Quotatfons Negro College Fund and a third to the country. . ' . tribute, tor performers who got tng and tor a work by a living Iberg said Barker’s threat alerted By John Mitchell. their staff. the family-birthing center and a lull a municipal charity In each timer to the emergency their start or big break In artist. millions ot people to "the cruelty “We believed veyy much in the a speech betore the American Herald Reporter. The hospital started a Incentive Beck s.ald the hospital keeps In concert city, Simon said. Me said Inherent In fur farming and department. Washington. The 1944 work, a large, abstract significance ot what we weye Newspaper Publishers Associa­ program two years ago, giving icqntact with- nursing schools and he expects each concert to raise expressionist oil and charcoal on trapping." TOdpyVMay 8, Is NurSes' Appreci­ II,MO cash awards to employees about 9190,000. Jones saidbiablg break was the doing and that ouy conduct was in tion convention in New York. "There’s still a shortage,” Beck holds open houses to allo w potential 1997 Arena Stage production ot panel In pinks, red, bright green Lutsfisk battls turiheyance ot the pyestdent's ation D.i> across 4he country, and who could recruit nurses for the said. "I don't think it's as severe candidates to see the facility. . "The Great White Hope." and yellow, was sold at B other’s policies. 1 also .undeystood that All t know is that t ’ve seen Manchester Memorial Hospital has - second and third shifts to work at here as at other hospitals.” Award bound Lavtn won as best lead actress auction house Monday night. The The great lutefisk battle is this administyatton knew oLmy enough documents with Kurt rolled out the red carpet In the least one year. Effective Feb. 8, ^ ck said the lobby, and plans reritptions and. So tar, two nurses have been orticiats have acknowledged that hospital changed the Incentive Linda Lavln, a star of Nell In a non-resident show, a cate­ buyer was not identified. becoming a real fish story. conduct and appyoved it.'( — Waldheim's Initials or signature .lty iQ lia & hired as a result of the plan, ^ t’s dtfttcuU to hire nurses to stall plan, allowing employees to receive Simon*! hit play "Broadway gory for productions running Los Angeles artist Betty The contest between the west­ Betiyed Aiy Eoyce MaJ. ipen. to know that he was part and special programs fdr the statt throughout the afternoon. hospital spokesman Andrew Beck the hospital's crillcalscare areas their bonuses sooner and offering YOUTH SPECIALTY SHOP Bound," and Pat Carroll of outside Washington. “Broadway Warner Shelnbaum hnd her hus­ ern Minnesota communities ot Richard V. Secttrd, testitying as a parcel ot the Natl killing ma­ This year, those employed are said. and to work second and third shifts. extra Incentives to employees who ‘*Bomeo and Juliet" were among Bound," the final play In a trilogy band, economist Stanley R. Madison and Glenwood over oint hearing opened betore the chine." - Edgar Brentman, 757 Main Street, Downtown Manchester that includes "Brighton Beach Shelnbaum, had owned the which Is the nation's true lutefisk louse and Senate committees appreciated more than ever In the The employees, a registered They blame Increased Job oppor­ brought nurses for an Interview. 9 the winners of Helen Hayes tunities lor today's registered nurse in the intravenous therapy Awards tor achievements In the Memoirs’* and "Biloxi Blues,” is painting. capital will get an airing on tInvestigating the Iran-Contra wake ot a nursing shortage at the hospital. Borne hospital units are t department and a childbirth educa­ nurses and declining enrollments in "Nothing yet has come of that.” Washington theater. on Broadway. Also sold at the auction were national television this month. scandaL down by as much as one-third of tion liaison, referred a part timer to nursing-school programs across Beck said. Sixteen winners were selected Carroll was honored as best two works owned by Playboy A crew from NBC's "Today" “Did t make a mistake by Lottery from among 99 nominees, 109 supporting actress in a Washing­ publisher Hugh Hefner, who rogyam was In Madison on putting myselt in clrcumatances SPRING SALE plays and 99 theaters. The awards ton production. received 99.93 million for de Tu•uesday to pyenare a segment to that could be misconstrued? Ot are named in honor ot the Kooning's "Woman" and 99.97 be byoadcast May 90 when the course t did, that goes without Connecticut daily Coventry man’s persistence pays off Washlngton-bom actress. million for "November 99. 1990" show oylginates fyom saying. Did t do anything im- $3 m illion salt by Jackson Pollock. 20% OFF Minneapolis. morar? t ahaolutely did not." — T uesday; 034 8 iamea Kari Jones, starring in By John MHehtll According to Vay, company "It's not like I wanted to sue him •Pink Lutefisk Is a smelly, lye-tyeated Alnry Hart, on reports linking the (Thurs., Frt. A Sat. • May 7»9) “Pences** on Broadway, was Willem de Kuualag*i Play Four; 9000 Harold Roporltr omcials refused to reimburse him roreverthinghe’sgol." Vaysald"! hMored at the Kennedy Center Lady** fetched |9.S9 mnilonnnilD at an Fighting drugs codfish dish, and the title ot Democratic presidential candi­ i ; without receipts for lha clothing Just wanted to at least gel what I date to a young Miami woman, in Lotto; 7-11-14-20-20-34 aitair Monday night with a new auction in New York, tying the lutefisk capital has been con­ Fight long and hard enough, and and eyewear. He said since the ruined." GWLS BOYS award, the American Express record for a contemporary palnL Atlanta City Councilman Hoseu tested since Maych. you gel what’s coming. Ask Wayne incident, no one has even called to CvVN pOvTSDe PBlO Bn Banter ctttnn rataa and malt rataa Rnd a way out. "I feel good about not Just Ptjtmt yOUR CAREER ION*T ON Manchastar.,Conn Fothnaslar: tbe emergency alarm at the "Anything can go wrong at any shrugging II off." Vay said Tues­ now eom lei will bo prinfod ■vM BW BIW vW o n Tm OUBBT. time,” Vay said. "The person that’s Skont & S«ti THE LINE MERE." WnU VDOfOBf Cnm^BB TO Hw TO piaea a ctasatttad or dtaplay complex rung tor N mtnutce day. "I was peralateht enough to SItekt & Sett trem Hmo to tlmo to got MawchaiUM HaraM, P.O. Bex MV advantaamam, or to laport a nawa wttbottt any response from • responsible should take it upon Btick with it becauae I was right.” rootfor roootion. Rootforo oro MawehiSMi. Oenn. MOM. Ham. alory or pletura tdaa, oaS ■uj^ntendent. them set vee to alleviate the prob- ttyeu dent taeatvayeurHaiaMhy Im , not add fuel to the fire by Levi’s Boot Cord & Denim Jeans Invttod to eofmnont on ony 048-9Tt t . OIttoa hewa atai;80a.m. The day after the incident. Vay Jmsb tBym our 8 p.m. waakdaya or T;W a.m. to 6 p.m. Monday through Priday. called Interior Services Inc., the ne#ecting you.” formerly *20.50 * N O W * 5 . 0 0 o tp ^ of ttio Hortid't com- BMurdaya, plaaaa talaphona yeur Jane Seymour, the third wife of .k ^ ------owner at the complbx, the Marilyn (Waist aiRit 25*30) let. Bond your com m ontt to; eantar. If yeuTa unahia te raach TTYwnmr OT me ABBOCMRVQ^eiB, inB Oouri Apartments on tMcott Street, m the last letter, he stated his Engiand’s King Henry VIII, died BB^fvCw Oct. 24. 1537, 12 days after ^vtng Footuroo Bditor, M onclfottor Audit Butaau etCtroutiStonaandtha to see if he couM be reimbursed for intention and warned that he would at WT-MM by 8 p m. weakdayw ter Naw England Nawapapar W A Y N E VAY the ruined Items. He figured it “take other routes" to get his birth to Prince Edward, later King MC/VtSA Open Dtily Mo«.-St,. a;SO.5;S0 / Tktrt, tit 8 Horotd, FO , Box 8S1, Mon- money back. No response. Edward VI. hOIO»Ol S‘% t|B B t .. ftght paid off would cost IIM all toM. eboOtlL OSMO, ISS i>- MANCHBBTBR HiRAU). Wtdmtdiy. Miy 1 .1117 I fn m nmm Bill would malce teacher hours Wr> giiti Wattitmiy ftert Accused killer had technique Unwanted STATE WATMWMIir-A stii^siswwiiWisW sis iis s s Is AsswlsSfi WsCsffMsy ssily N.Y. trash an issue at union negotiations MciCffUMy InifwovM Isiw , astf sMeMs tflsi to dtlsrsiiM its essw. IsSp.N.Y.on A fffv sM cM St Its SMM ssM ffesrs irss s to strangle more efficiently Long Island By Judd Everhart from the minority Republieena to The Aaaoclated Preaa get the bill through the Houae. fspsrt sf M sitolMlm jM t befafs tlw flfw wss is an omen was being considered that would cM ^toiA sst l;Sts.sn. TfecrtitofvsoktHnlm BRIDOEPORT (API-Ttoman The statement trid of qw^iig Under current law, teachers can aeeussd of Ufiing four Eaotom BarlbeauH, then 17, NEW YORK (AP) - Some people HARTFORD - A bill before the negotiate over working condltiona ■pedfically exclude such conferen- Csansctlcut womon sold stran tfn g the riioolder of Route 12 In l i s b ^ ■tote House (d Representatives and wages, but not the hours they cea. Action on the bill could come nnrflgM ers swre atifl bsttHsf th« felsic koon "1 got out of my car and walked leughed tvhen they heard about tht a violte wao noi easy and fitel to ■cow of New York garbage being would make public school teachers’ work unless local achoot boards today, Cohen aaid. Ml miM. after it began, trytaf to keep if I across the street and work hours an Issue for union agree. Other municipal workers, She said she believed this was the ^W^VimVI W WMHHH^lOTi Mvm wedMTn n ito stone in a bieck of futoll ouflete. M K I W9 W9W p 9Q Me CMR SIDCIeM rejected by four atatea and two tortadgui, a state polioo oflioor following... I wao trying to P>ck ^ countries, but the barge nobody negotiations. such os police officers and firefigh­ first time since I07* that the H n ^ b iers had some pnMenis because the toollflod. girl up... Wo talked as we waited Action had been scheduled Tues­ ters, have that right, as do teachers leglilBture has conaldered adding a wanta la a aeriout omen, lay 1. Leaves New Jersey litoewhusisy. Jeweity sle n was on the first floor of a Ooteelivo Mlchaol MalcMk toMi and the conversation started to te experto on waite diipoeal. day, but Democratic leaders de­ at state-run colleges and vocational specific Item to thoee covered by Olsss StodMiti, pvws MCfwiMy to tos fouT'Story bitftdtag and the upper fleers tbo stand Tuosday In tho trial of downhiU... She cursed at ^ and I “Thie barge la a warning: ’Hey w W y Islp. N Y trastY cided they didn’t have the votes to schools. collective bargaining. lAywsf-sltl sss^rtstssss^ ssitl Tsssdsy tlBt ceflapsedandfell. Micbaol B. Roos, a S S -y ear^ cursed at her. Then «ald 2. Inihal (lestirYatioiY get the bill passed. There was "It’s everybody but public Khool The bill la opposed to IlN people, there Is a criaia in thia Connecticut Association of Boards tortsto told toiisstlsKIssey i ff fcts rjrwtlstlTSi lormor insuraneo salonnaa from sometUng that hit a nerve. I ^ t country and Yve’ve got to do North CarotirYa ■peculation the bill could be voted teachers,” said Cohen. ssd cto d sss ss s fsspiltvtof' t^Issmi, Osslstv Jew ottdty. recall wbat M was, but I exploded. I on today. At the center of the issue are of Education. L*AfiiMaiico got parmft taffy •omethlng about It,’’’ said Bill X Sails to the rYYOuth ' Rep. Naomi K. Cohen, D- "When It cornel to iclKKd man­ fM Q UN7 wMV DVM IIVIIBS Iv PR IM nM CIIOTI MMcMk said whoa bo arrsstod gratdied her and pulled her over a Taormina, a director of Anaheim teacher hours before and after the stone wall," Ross wrote In hto of Mississippi fbver Bloomfield, co-chairwoman of the school day and the few days before agement, hours ia a policy itaue. We ^UOTs v b iQ> nHDOEPORT'- A constructien permit was Ross on Juno tt 1M4, Ross os* DIspoeal, a private collection com- ptalnod how bo klUod Lisbon official testimony. X Heads towards Texas Education Committee, said the bill the school year begins and ends.. don’t feel It Is appropriate for the IICIII1HM7 fiM tows cm s Kspirstor idnee ls«t tesued to the devdoper ef L'AfflbiMice Plasa one pato In Anahrim, Calif. had the support of a majority of the Cohen said some of her col­ General. AitemMy to mandate WednesdST, M d hesTito Mdatod itoce tto day after the document was sought, and the toonager Wendy Baribcault whose Ross said he raped Baribeault In Tba t,2N tons of floating garbage S. Heads towards body was found IS days before, House Democrats. leagues were reluctant to support hours OB a subject of collective wsetond, BroctottMkf. EssfngttodMSfeof state's building Inspector says the swift action the woods and then killed her out of left Iiiip, N.Y., on March 22 and CozutYYel, Mexico... But, she said, several Democrats the bill because they feared such bargaining,’’ CABE'a Patricia B. may have violated Connecticut's building code. "Strangling a person is not as were rejected by North Carolina, •sdstivM itovfd ficfp McKimwy brestto to easy as H l o ^ on television. You fear of being caught and going to Cl iherY Belize irY were absent and leaders didn’t things as parent-teacher conferen­ Luke said at a public hearing MfflMtf.BrocItcttMM. « The ISAtory L'Ambiance collapsed A f^l 21 Jail if he let her go, according to the Alabama, Miaalaiippi, Louisiana, CtotYtrai AcYYetica want to have to count on support ces could become the subject of earlier in the legislative session. have to squeese real bard," Ross Mexico and Bellse. The "barge to during construction, killing 2S worters who were allMedly said to Malchik. confession. 7. Returns » waters o« trapped In a crush of steel and concrete. nowhere,” which remained off Key F M esM an aaay on# Baribeault allegedly was Ross' "She struggled somewhat a ^ . Weet, Fla., today, hai drawn public Key West. Florida Bridgeport building Inspectors Issued a •ixUi (^n ecticu t victim In a killing then stopped moving. I knew she attention to a problem that has been NEW HAVENAfter Urtnf In Connsctteat construction permit for the building on June 10, Attorney general files lawsuit spree that began In January ISKI. was dead," the confession states. growing for yean: no place to put aegraphle for ftrcn yean, Annette Poreenna la hoping that lOiO, but attached a conditiMi that developer He has been convicted in two of the Members of Baribeault’s famll)^ the garbage. •he Is on her m y to obtaining legal resident In Dehvood Development International Inc. make murders after pleading no contest MICHAEL B. ROSS who were present at the trial and Americana generate about 220 million tons of enough,” said Robert Morris, a senior policy the United itates. corrections In the plans to bring them Into in November IMS and is currently . . . Strangling Is hard had remained composed through­ garbage each year, and 95 percent of it la buried in analyst for the solid-waste industry group. On Tuesday, Porsenna, of Hartford, became compliance with building codes, according to serving a 120-year prison sentence. out previous explicit testimony, landfllla, according to the National Solid Waatea Public opposition to landfills was often cited as a against phony game organizers one of the first applicants at a new federal Ross said that over the years he with a description of his car shortly .wept silently as the confession was Management Aaaociatlon, an Induatry trade group. major reason for the shortfall. Immigration office In New Haven set up to help itate Building Inspector Leo Belval said the had developed his own styie of after discovering Baribeault’s read. But about one-quarter of the nation’a citiea have Tne Isllp barge is "a very good dramatization of Bv Bront Lovmon probably buy a real ticket and fly tenth split, $.102 new paseengers strangling, Maichik testified. body, Ross confessed. He cooper­ contributing a total of more than $1$ administer an amnesty program for Illegal approval was "risky." Ross spent nearly five months In leaa.than five yean’ apace left in their landfills, the NIMBY syndrome: Not In My Back Yard,” said Tho AMoclotod Prots around the world.” He would place his victims on ated completely in the investiga­ Fitzhugh Green, an EPA official. Participants each pay $2,200 to million are needed. By the nine­ aliens. tion, and made written and tape- an Ohio Jail in 1N2 aRer a according to Combustion Engineering, a “Her case Is very straightforward," said their stomachs, kneel on their Connecticut-based supplier of garbage-burning If something Isn’t done quickly, the spectacle of HARTFORD - The state attor­ buy a "seat” on an "airplane,” teenth split, four million pas­ backs to pin them down, and then recorded confessions. He also led conviction for assault and trespass­ Lieberman said. Each airplane sengers are needed, Lieberman Sister VInh Nguyen, who helped Porsenna, a Corps halts Routs 7 work ing. He had assaulted a woman electric generating plants. mobile, unwanted garbage will become more ney general has filed suit against strangle them from behind, Mal­ police to the murder sites. "If a community has a landfill that has fewer than common, experts say. four Connecticut men who al­ consists of one pilot, two co-pilots, said. native of Haiti, with the p ap ^o rk . Porsenna NORWALK — Work on the new Route 7 has chik said. Ross’ written confession was p

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North. to spebulato that "Potn" — code at leeft Inn publioi — why the codo for mleellM be hdped leradl arms Seled Commfttae on Secret Mil- Bolton vote: o m m w o w n cm Th6 AMtefatod PrMt The doeumenta, a few originally name "Jonea" — wee fornner the StateiDopartfi uepartnMnt waa what the dealers ship secretly to Iran. Itery Aerietanee To Iran and tba •tem ^ "Secret" end "Top Se­ National Security Adviser John M, document Mid It wee; "Wimp." Nicaraguan Opposition, Issued a Ja ck W ASHINGTON - In ttis world of cret," wero the paper backup Poittdoxter end that "O .N ." — oode There alM w m the note. Included The Senate Caitoue Room, whore warnini. CHtU)1bailB6iS.rr thoM who tseretly tried to Mpply Tuaeday for Stcord’a testimony name "Rudy" - wee Oliver North, In the documents. In which an Inveatliators once diseeoted tbe Niearagia'e Contra rebete when under the crystal ohandetlars and it wee not pom IMo to aay with unnamed Secord oporative com­ IntrleedM of Toapot Dome and " I would Hke to advlM all AndaraoB m m iben that all fflicropbones bare What was it? Congrcie M id no, the Contrae were trievislon lights of the marble- certainty that "F * - coda name plained ehottt a request to use Watorgato, once more wee playing "lagiM ," the Sendiniria ndlHery walled Senate Cauoua Room. "Henry" — at the very top of the Hit In-tho-ctoar radio communicatlone lie rd c as the nation's prlndpal ere Hve a ^ bri, m be careful of ^ were "ftevena" end "Crowe, Tho eodee are Uated in a Mt of •tood for tho commander in chief, to errange an air drop to the Investigative arma. what you whisper," Inouye Mid. It’8 harti to draw any conclusions from tlw j aimnunition wee "Salt," and radar operational pepera, Mid to have PrMident Reegen. Contrae. And perhapa tbe stoalth of It all— wat "Rain." hMn premired by a Secord aeio- It wee dear from the code sheet, "Thie la aaldne," the writer The chutlon drew one of the very results of Monday’s election in Bolton. It symbolised by tbe dieplay of the few laughs of a long taveetlgatlve And toe U.S. State Department dato, and appear at the end of a file however, that a "mule" was not declared. "No black operation ever encryption device Secord eatd waa might be catted an upset, iMit there weren’t wge rimply "Wimp." noting, em exposed to the m o k e of co-workera. m ay be, I rebel at being put to this volunteer cititens against multl- The National Party government, which Is Secord described for three hours his role in the a g ^ s ' search lor hostages m Bevui and other activities had already been postponed The natives have been hand-toriing arms tor | 'hie petition reqiMHitIng an Immediate administration's clandestine efforts to keep aid risk by those whochoosetoanoke. million-dollar, out-of-state entre­ seeking a mandate to pursue modest reforms, not connected to Iran or the Nicaraguao Contia rebetf. because the town requested more more thsn a century In smsilfsetories behind the | "emergency temporary standard” eriahllshing flowing to the contras In INS and 1N6, a time when Smoking is an outrage. preneurs, it will be very difficult has M id the outlawed African National Congress time .) Instead of offering one, the main thoroughfare, and they have never been i the ban was to be filed today by the American Congreia had prohibited "direct or Indirect” U.S. APgrephle Save the $60,000 Our health and well-being, our for us to affect the iwessuie of big guerrilla organlMtlon planned to disrupt the town’s representatives changed luiBler than now. The battles against the Russians PttbUc Health Aswiclatlon and the Public (Mtlsen military aaaiatance. and told of hta efforts to help tn lives, are of infinitely greater business. But, I repeat, Manches­ Health Research Group, an organisation elections. The Nationalists are expected to ■ales of weapons to Iran to tree U.S. hoatages in opportunity to hear directly from a wide range of the agreed-upon rules and sum­ inside occunied Afghanistan have been good tor worth than tobacco-related jobs ter Is a town lull of spunky, caring retain a large majority In the white chamber. players In the scandal, are expected to run through the marised the parties’ positions tm business. The C tA ’s funding of the rebels to the attlllated with consumer activist Ralph Nader. Lebanon. The proposed state budget for the coming and tobacco tax dollars. Tobacco people. Letusunite.neighborhood Tile government's Bureau for Information The queitloning by John NIetde, chief counsel lor the summer. an item-by-item basis. Why could tune of ts billion since ItTh has made businesa even fiscal ye a r includes 160,000 for the secretary must go. with neighborhood, to keep this reported nine Injuriea from six gasoline Houae Investigating panel, was to continue today at the not the town’s representatives better. The town Is booming. bombings In Natal and Cape provinces and *l Secord. teetlfylng under oath and without grant of of the state to teach people how to vote without T h m views are being dissemi­ negative Influence out of the City Poundm wtrtnl that Witt hearinge unveil more details about the Iran arms sales. give the district the courtesy of arreats, mostly of people staging illegal Including meetings with Israeli and Iranian middle­ limited immunity given to many othsr expected nated across the country in the of Village Charm. a party lever. There’s no need for such submitting a counterproposal? TH E LOCAL TRfBBBPBOPLE are ex wrt at W ASH IN G TO N - The men who wrote the gatherinp or marches in Durban. men. Secord is to be followed to the witness table, witnesses, read a brief opening atatement aaserting he hope that large number of people •Constitution n n years ago were n ri as just or had done nothing wrong.-Nlelds then began a series of expensive education, as electors proved in Moreover, the town’s summary Write or call your Board of flawless imitations. One hot item is still the vintage perhaps as early as Thursday, by former National will write to Congress forthwith, wise as Americans are being told during this questions that drew out Secord's Involvement in both Bolton and 21 other municipalities that held treating the fire-jurisdiction lines Lee Enfield .308 rifle, which they make. But Security Adviser Robert McFarlane. demanding freedom from tobacco Directors. ’They represent you. bicentennial year. Supreme Court Justice The nationally televised hearings, the public's first the Iran and contra supply Initiatives. elections Monday. as negotiable puts the district’s They wont to know how you feel. Darra-produced Kalashnikov semiautomatic riflee Rtd CroM group kidnapped and snnoMng by constitutional Thurgood Marshall m M today. amendment. Sufficient pressure future survival in issue. , Are Attend the Board of Directors’ have overtaken the Enfleids in popularity. MANILA, Philippines - Eight Red Cross certain of the town’s representa­ Townspeople even make pens that fire .lOKHiliber The founding tathera “ could n ri have Last November, Connecticut voters wisely applied in Washington will show meeting on Tuesday, May II, in Imagined, nor would they have accepted, that worlnrs were kidnapped in a Moslem area of 6 6 tives attempting to accomplish by bullets. There are two kinds, both made In Darra: approved a constitutional amendntent that the cititens’ pen is mightier Lincoln Center. Be a part of this the j ^ m e n t they were drafting would one day Mindanao island, and two were treed a tew than the tobacco M b y . negotiation what failed last Important decision. One says "Made in Japan” and another, with a bit houra later, the government-run news agency removing the party levers, whose use had of local pride. “ Made In D arra.’’ be construed by a Supreme Court to which had le t’s get on with it. November? been appointed a woman and a descendant of an M id today. , I been optional for several years. The levers The district representatives’ tf the C tA ’s covert arms supply line to the ShhrleyE.FHeGeraM • African slave," Marshall M id In referring to The Philippines N i^ s Agency quoted military remain on many voting machines, but they’re good-faith effarts cannot succeed mujaheddin worked the way it should, Dorra would Parker T. Chamberlin m Battista Road ' Justice Sandra Day O'Connor and himself. otRclala as Mytng the team was abducted nri he a boomtown. No cosh is turnedover to the locked into place and no longer allow a person ^rinQsmr unless tbe district Is treated as an fdaackester Marshall, the court's only black, made the Tueaday aRernoon by armed men tn the town of mujaheddin. Instead, the CtA is supposed to to vote for a party’s entire slate by pulling just equal party and the established comments in a speech prepared for delivery at a Molundo tn Lanaodel Sur province, about SM purchase Soviet-designed nuns In E (D Tt, Israel, rules are followed by all. meeting tn Maui, Hawaii, of the San Francisco milea south of Manila. one lever. the People’s Repuhlle of China and elsewhere tor Patent and Trademark Law Aaaociatlon. Copies H iere was no immediate claim of , Town maneuvors the rebels. After a months-long investigation, we Throughout Connecticut, voters have Ellen M . Emms of the speech were released In Washington. responsibility. rriEontclalr Drive Lwtltrt policy estimate that only 46 percent of the weapons become quite sophisticated. Split voting is Intuited district Manchester The Manchester Herald wel­ purchased actually make It through the mate of now the rule, as Monday’s results showed. T » the Editor: comes original letters to the intermediaries to the mujaheddin. Bolton voters had no trouble electing a editor. Ditmocratic first selectman but giving the As an Eighth Utilities District Letters should be brief and to Hart calls newspaper reports IN SOME CASES, the Pakistani officers who Republicans a m ajority on the Board of resident. I was insulted by the the point. They should be typed or Unite to oppose neatly handwritten, and, tor ease take charge of the shipments once they reach the iSelecimen. And In a strategy that is becoming procedural maiieuvers by certain southern port of Karachi simply steal the weapons .. town representatives at the latest in editing, should he double- commonplace in Bolton, the townspeople who iMer game plan and sell them to Pakistani arms dealers. Mostof T town-Elghth negotiation session spaced. Uetters must be signed false during speech to editors were given an extra choice for the Board of With name, address and daytime them then make their way to Darra, according to '* onAprtIM ! Ts'the Editor: .. knowledgeable sources. "D a rra ts the place where Education ousted one Republican incumbent telephone number (for Tbe principal purpose of the Afghans get to buy the weapons American and wat his ftrat puMIc appearance after all the charges and Innuen­ I am proud of Manchester . It tsa vertficationl. Bv Bvons Witt does, sensationalism and unfair in favor of another RepuMican. first negotiation session was tpr taxpayers have already paid tor," one Intelligence - ~ Tho Auoclotod Fret* since then. politically spunl^ town and it.is a The Hemid reserves the right ness hsve been thrown snd dissp- P E T equal parties to set agreed-upon source confirmed. On Tuesday right, Hart began Sa ve the $60,666. Connecticut citieens ground ruies . Both sides agreed to •caring t o w n .T h ^ .Is very little, te edit letters In the interests of rallytng hit supporters with a pesred Chsracter is really shout A small percentage of Afghan rebels are equally NEW YORK - Saytng "t mrii saying no to PACi even when you a lre a d y krtow how to vote. negotiate by submitting package apathyin Maitchester.': brevity, clartty and taste. heod, hut I don't break." Gary Hart • p e ^ at a fund-raiser In which he T H E N ! guilty in the graft d^rtm e n t. Some mujaheddin vowed to continue Rghting through have a debt to piy- ft‘> have known to aril weapons they have used in Is ItihUng to get Ms nteetdenUal campittn back on track even at he "these hard days." standing up to Oramm-Rudman battle to dealers along the border when returning “ Anyone who wanto to test my and Reagnnomtes and unfair U x FEE D concedes the controverey about Ms cuts, MX missHes and covert wart. ftnm the Afghansrar. The thieves pocket (he weekend acUvtUee with n MInmi character Is In fora turprtae; Imay money and ask to he issued another (CtA-suppllcd bend, but I don't break," Hart toM It's really about doing what’s right Connecticut Republicans need cbnipass woman Is not over. even when Ito unpopriar." THEN! .’weapon. • The to m er Colorado senator. Inn an erihUBlasllc crowd, “ I can he Hart was to travel te New Darra Is dangerous for another reaaon: B p e ^ Tuesday before the nalton'e hrutaed and t can be battered but I . Haritoril. iM flt htointty iHleuahe nNwried that her Hampabire today, where he sche­ Csmeli Republicans will eleri a new statewide policy CtandesUneto^ndeats — tnlhetowiis — are aewspaper nuMishen, deaounced will come back because this tight beard next week, and one ofitstirtt acts rboutd be WWWClQlliiilil IMMI wWWO W liC T m W H lU R ro . must go on. duled a news conlerence te try te Chicks made In hoveta off Ike inain rireeta. The opium as "false and misleadinc" a Miami answer quesUont remaining about sending someone to the friendly neiiM)borbood They ritor a wny « » ''wwnid’’ party workera by II n ^ ^K m■ ' ' “Tbeae are bard days, but we vrill pQ|PfRC8 111 A i ^^IqiIIdIBiI% In Herald leuari that a young woman making them d e h ^te a , she said. prevail lor one stngte reason: tbe the controversy snd te bear ftrs- CockstoM discowad Store to buy a compass. PakiatanI labs and the trade is protected by heavily ' tpari Friday aigM with Mm at Me thand tram voters. However, he AW of this raises qiucrilons as to who speaks torthe Capftri milMme. tratb will prevsil. ... FtgM on snd Pygmy tosU 9 The party needs help In finding Its way an the BTHien t*un]BDi iniRispcopitc. Any cunows onMMMrer csnceled scheduled appesrawras THURSDAY THRU SUNDAY 9 coieent tssae over retaining Stale conventions lor party and whether the policy committee should have "D M I make a mistake hy pulUag msreb on." C o n m e s ts ■ -^ ^ rairsiaaihkw6sMA stumbling on to suck a deal Is U k ^ to he Thuraday night and Friday te Ry WtOvCVI W l i o o T^C WH IfllOoivit vi HCW mysetf la ctircumslancee that couM Hsrt, whose compsign bat been OtphsnU fiominating candidates or adopting direct prhRMr- murdered. dogged by rumors ot womanising, home Thursday te Denver, "where B o b C o p r w l mendwrs is expected hy the end of the month. be ndsconstraed? Of ceuree I dM MAY 7 - 10 l ^ u s ies. if a late April meeting et the lamedtck added, " I expect, since I am be will spend time wttb Msfsmilv," RepoMIcan Stale Central Oowwrdttee was any One committee member, stateSen. Tim Upsoaof T b ri gees wttbout saying," tbe saM sn snnsuncement Issued by Ms Democrat saM. "DM I da anytblng realistic, that this race will con­ Waterbury, swggested watting until tben. He was campsign staff. _ Uimu indicattow. Atveryleast.thataei lonleR doobteabflnt SpyHeiyu|Mlile immoral? I oboolotely dM not." tinue te lOcua en me and, my overrated by Drib m Bner, tbe Barham attorney wbo TbesteryHnMagHartteM-year- Z c h r s t whether Republicans in leadership talk to each Hori's ofteraoon speecb ot tbe cbaructer. And aa uncomksrtaMe took over as Slate ebairasan aa March n . The sex-ond^spy scandal at the U.S. Emhaaay la rid Dmmm ftlceot Mland "dsotrves ot^Tcsr. Moscow gets curlouser and curloser. tnveattgntora . ommol meettog of tbe Ansericon at I have alwora PEITINQ ZOO HOURS RepabMcan National Committeeman Roger Eddy of So, tor «wwrilea8t,lbeGOPisoniciallyoa record penesnal iMe sf pallUca, I naw a Mg yavra" and prabnbly wtU get Monktyi The committee voted twaShowolhaiids, with very have kraraed that electrantc alarm hella have keen Newspoper ru btthbera Aaooclotion weicome that." tbri trem New HnmMMre veters, 8 8 Newington and National Cormnftteewoman Billie Donkeys DteMe IWw dtesenting. in favorof thetrwditlsnal tenveeWtog clseging in Ike embassy for years, k ri no cawae hod bem ocbedoted before ^ snM George Bruno of Mnnebester, THURSDAY 1 • 8 Boatwright of ^ordngton. Add former U S Rep Bat who or wbat Is the GOP? HerwM story wos pubbsbed &wdoy 'T s me, character Is wbat Is left system . ITins the G O P , as tepnwented by Its poRcy iroein 1* reiHa. Anfw ctiw 5»v iH iRWieil wniSHie FRIDAY 1 • 8 PM lUbbiU t h t board, stood foarsgsare wMi the Dusnotratic Larry D^ardfsofRamden.fomwrSlateltepB.Min i i i B f k WB C'Wdks wnfifc <6ln(iii®ghdl Rmt swBpIctgwB S n d R M N lt regalais (Gov. Bill O’NoEl and Chahman M m Wamdx of Wilton, Peggy Btekett-lttnher of lERkmirvifem SATURDAY 11AM-9PM Bn miord and Rosalind Berman of New Waven.They MViinc^nniAn nno iwm Miiv ironw ror ivwAlMnB Droney) buMndtheStatwsqwolhstatoddswRhsoine end illegal euntencydeeliies. Despite Ike weralag— State Demos say - Hart set back of IheGOP’s toppcrsonsMlkm. WHB wUR fvT S IRiVCR t^nlWny. tt Th e D snsocr a llc y t sWential csiadidatewhols SUNDAY NOON • 6 PM K ID SLO V E Also on the Mpariisangrogp is former state Rep. nsakhsg the mrsri headway la Osneectlrat, as Bigaals. American dfplomris didn't dtscoverwatnit Stitt’s nM be staiwpaded into Wtjm ocr ttl eiag’ the HARTFORD (API -tbelendera Connecticut campaign, eatd dny tbri Hart and nctreanmsdel Paabne Reaer of PlalnvlMe. lari year’s GOP was too late tkst Marine guards were sleeping and Donna Rice bnd apari Friday MgM P B TE X P O l process,” sa*d WatTcn RUngthory of BerWa. riiaring secrets wftk tomale Soviet agents. ot Gory Hnrt's prenMenUnl enm- Tuesday. 7 meawingthstthcdirectp riniiaryiss’taER ’scnitched candidate for seerriary of the slste.Oo f an M the pasty , favors dher ip rhnatWs as Among othera not whh the group who emdorwe Ikrasoc^nsttc State C^tahmsafls ^$sh(s idrsaeor ofThrst illaiubrstrr Hrralii saM. tween ngreaatve repnrttng and a TTsat tbe atery bsMasaed ever^ wRcMwnt sad 1 tbink (Tbe Itiami dhedt pitmarlen are U S. Rep. Nancy Mmson of Rsrttord says bo’s riBl neutral, thrwghhewaa’^Erito Rnri nsM Tuendny be bnddsne loMg m the RcvNMieaa mahes Ms own tude td ri tM 1 right lata aametJttag tbri cauMrrin HcraM bnal gane beyend Mat New BrRednaeM former GOP StateChairman Tom hfrqpresMd’* by Gore’s sppesrance st a Democrathc iteMtot Immoral swi ncknewl- chaitpe. TTfeGmaHadrhstnStorhasmadethstchaar M b preeMentlnl rid "cnlla late InvIsIMe Bne," Hale arid. Manchester Parkade foraloagthMe. D'Amoreef New Hartford. NsttonsI Uoasrnittce nseethrg hsSsata Be last week. ^wSvMVUv to! toeqcvv^rax edged M ri pM MmaeH'Tn clreum- qneatiin Me wnv we select onr * FREE RARKIIiQ kSreuey pradikhed aPser private taRcs wlth[^^lsre that oouOLXSk.umuss . s ^ n n ^ s tbnl conid be Rale nated Mat Hart bad iavtted Merchants Association IW A T D O B E N T B E H A U S T the Nri. nor does It Ike seaseorwoudd be ceastog to OsaaerttcuA soon. M.IEKSMOea«MeLU... "1 dant tbMk be SbeaM be given repartora te M law Mm around and * FREE ADMISSIOti TfaiMkoan . hitter rival s tw rthcGOPgShetsiStorial tbri when you ran It r preeMent, W, Middie Tumpike/Broad Street wMadaatlea last year, ase together In advocating a ceowri for R tpShHcaws who are r»«t on the policy tt Gov. BW O’NeWItsgttUsghlswnyinU e creation '"TMs Is certaMy a Mow to Gary •nytring b ri tbe beneftt at Me TOPETnnozoo df a now depoty labor comaidsslorer peri. R ri OCWSEk.WCWEMU...... Munwwssrawdisr dosbt," arid itote Sen. Gary A. "your life will be under a body iM w Im lihe the trwdMermi convention syriem UHOUKV . MSMUm...... N ^ ' t msmtntosn it In fact nsany MANCHESTER O’Nedl’s omce says R won't be IBIed by nasal Rale, D-Anseria, tbe campaign aakcreecope. Q0liiiiii uoHNimw RNmn \ vnNFw mve, wmmT for nomlaatiag candidates. Some cite franhty SNULOOWOOMItoi...... Pslte anM tbe stories csnM wind pstransge neons. 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M B fy B b B i CoytB Wallace A. Shearer o f WalHng- Mary (Braene) Latorop, of M Mary Beth (Craig) Chyle, itjO f Hiffvt earth people acro^ country ford, a BoHen resident for 18 ywtrs, Campflrid Road, toed early this Bun City, Aris., toed M o ^ ^ . ttC Bird picks up slack dttd MoiMtay at-die Maamdc ffom e m orntof at Manchester Memorial waa the wife of Edwin J. C ^ ^ the nwther o f Cathy Coyle Oremer Weat, LaaerMane to mneh «n a ller face a wide range MchoiceB,” Tarr and tkmftuf in Wallingford, ffe Ito ^ ta f. She was toe wffs of and pHO one player agalnat was toe htiritond of Doria.OtortMtf) Dufwood Latbrop. of Manchester.. ^ ^ - has fun Besides her husband and daugh­ competer-contmned aflena. ShMffw of Botton and brother of The John f . Tierney FOneral I to Laaeiilaeat haa ter, rile is survived by tmisoito, Joy, the WHintry, with AO o p m in fs ' Aeeofdlifg to M lw London, an _ ling but favorable, how­ Viola Reid of Manchester Hofito, t t t ft. Center St., to in plfftned tfrtt year. The game hM He waa reihred from tooHamlKon charge M arranfemmits. Code of New York aty andf as Celts take opener ^ •fa m manager at the Laier- ever. Ever ain«e Laaer Oamee of Bradford Coyle of Ban Friwetoc^ atao eporretf a line et Photon toya MnO’ center In, i herman Oaka, Hartford aiMMWnced pfaM to open Standard Division o f United Tech- tMgmdemmPfma Calif.; another daughter, Candaef. and a aymlMOated televMon aetiea CMif., in the Lea Angelea ana, the center In November, dW K h nologfee, where he worked for 88 •Yftowttrdmmdti Coyle of East Hartford; a sister,:. Carden. A rktery might wotdd tie that hogan in i«M . ^ayera travel through an alten groiipa and area rMidenta have years as a manufacturing en^neer.. Tiw AaMCidtod Ardsa segfOrr-After me Boatonited Stella Rose (Kaminski) Babiel, Catherine Weller of Atoxandriw, F®A rotinkkip' toe record of M m by me ^tacecraft with a laaer gun, abeot- proiMisci. He waa a 89iNf degree Mason. kflimeapoHs Lakers from IBW to sor *4 mad ^ 06, of Stafford Springs, toed Tues­ Va.; a grandson, Kyle Moeym WHEN A f^ N T IA L eoaiomer ing robot monatera. The monatera, Beaidea his wife and sister, be is BCMTON - A week had pasaed INI. Druw flUl Rl“is BnOTFVRPmr & d ' WW aWmW calii one of the Photon anraaement day at home. She was toe wMbw of Grenier; andtwoneidiews.BhewM’ ■WKJB DOnOfI a IM I gm lntf. rrmCOCw in thia caae, cannot aboot back at A PETITION DRIVE ha* already survived by a son, John A. Shearer Boston Md 84>2i after oite period foraahaimahtmibatenidrglfr.aktm fbettf contera acroaa the country, he It the player, London aaM. of Seartle, Wash.; a daughter, Heifiry J. Babfet and sister of Mrs. predsMased by a son, Craig Coyle. waa gemiM h&nmg and p t a ^ 0DC, ne •VKI, WwmHv iWWf Up recdtoid irandreda of afgaatorea Frank (Caroline) Krfeski of The toneral win be Friday at ft I f and pushed too leed to 66-e7berore treeted by a taped tetopiMme It coata 88 to become a member opptMim LaaerQueat and a new Susan Coppejaiw of Hague, Hol­ ware getcittf antay. The ftotUm Wm RobertoptayfiM tostoad of Milwaukee got toe last eight points Manchester. meaaage: "Oreetliwa, Photon war­ and 88 to 810 to play, depending on land; another sister, Agnes Itovia a.m. at the Rose Hill Fon«raL coetdh’ t watt to g w atoned agafn. MOftoie, toe n b a 's rin n leading saftf. it WM ftme tolwvu siMMi ftm. committee to aeefcing an attorney to BesHtos her sister, rile is survived Home, 869 Elm St.. Rocky fflll, of toe flrM half end trafled 66-86 at rior,” a apaee-age voice aaye. “ Thia how many gamea a player playi. look into legal remedie* to oppoee of Wallingford; and several nieces After loring to them fneaday Morer, Boston switdies to mere of intermtaston. AS n Ur prerv hip ponn* iiu m by several nieces, nephews and followed by a mass of Christian iHght. toe Milwaukee Bucks an up-tempo attack rather toan la the idanet Photon.” The game laata 4vt minutea, It. Church leaden and reaidenta, and nephews. are The score was 62-64 with 6; M left Sfrndrdof I4, " cousins. burial at 9 a.m. In Jamet. waiting to set up an inside game Photon amuiement centera, lo­ London aald. who helped force the company to A memorial service will be held St. •till waiting to get started in the fem e. Then Boston got the The funeral win be Friday at 9 Church, Rocky Hin. Burial wffl he themselves. “ In other I tried to he cated anywhere from Loa Angelea ho far LaaerMaae to availaMe hi abandon Ha original ^a M to open tai Thursday at 2 p.m. at the Bolton gamea, next six peliits on JObitton's toree- Yneadey n i i ^ in ton Med sent d4 a m. at Introrigne Funeral Home in Rose Hin Memorial Park. Rocky to Kenilworth, N.J., not far from the Loa Angelea area and Alberta. the former Andy*a grocery etore Congregational Church. Burial teat “From toptohottom, we laMan McHato on the court andlfonndout polM Mny end two free throws by victory over the Oakland Atheftkto. Inc., M E. Main St., Stafford Hin. Caning hours are Thursday egg,” Bucks' guard Craig Hodges that I can’t be McHale,” Rritorts IVI New York City, divide playera into Canada, London aald. The com­ builtSng on North Main S trM laot the convenience ol the family. 'The Bird end one by Roberts tobund the rnsTV m iKr nw ii ur utwwmess uwme l^ngs, followed by a mass of teama of up to 18. nayera are pany plana to men aeveral nmire In Pebrnary, have the eupport of B.C. Bailey Puneral Home in from 7 to 9 p.m. .r saM. said. “ Maybe some day I’n be able lead to 66-64 with 4:88 to go The pvnrC Mlium fllHl w tm Tb TreftWtoilf x l Christian burial at 10 a.m. in St. armed with a later ^atol, a Loa Angelea, u n Pranciaco and Mayor Barbara B. W ein b m and Wallingford was in charge of Boston was missing blgh-seoring. to play like Wm but net in this lead never topped below ii poMa every gay onmeteem," r Edward Church, Stafford Springs. AobBft O. ifBBit mlcroproceaaor chip that linka the'’ other porta of the count ry before the othen. They contend LaeeiQueat arrangements. shot-hlocking forward Kevin Hfetime.” after that. after Ms second shutout Burial will be in St. Edward player with a computer and keepa end of the year. will promote violence and bring a Memorial donations may be A funeral prayer service for McHale. But Milwaukee was miss­ "W e’ve been working at pushing season and the iito of Ms career. Cemetery. Calling hours are Thurs­ track of who’a winning, and a "There waa a very favorable negative element to the nuntly made to the Masonic Charity Robert G. Steele, 48, of W Cushman ing itt shots and fell i i i - N in toe the ball up for a while," CeRics’ Milwaukee, which made just 4i “ Mliwsuiree gett offtoagoodtu rt. day from 2 to 4 and 7 to 9 p.m. helmet. outlook and reaponae here.” Lon­ rnidentlal nrtghborhood. Poundatlon, P.O. Box 70, Walling­ Drive, who died Monday, win be opener of the best-of-seven Eastern guard Dernifs JObnson said. ” We percent of its shots, was led by we hare a few bad gmnea and ‘it 'a all hooked up to the maater don aald. "1 don’t think they have taken the ford r Thursday at 10 a m. at the Watkins I Conference semifinal aeries. did it in toe last series and did K in Terry Cummings with 28 points, everjpouy pmnvB. computer, which keepa track of time to underatand thia,” Laaer- • g s m M f J. C o p p o l a Funeral Home, 142 E. Center St. ^ MdHale. one of toe NBA's best the last few games of toe season.” Ricky Fierce with 16 and Jack “ w e’re a good team, fterre me each individual player and keepa Burial will be In toe Restland low-post players, was sidelined Boston won its last four regular- Sikma with 17 For Boston. Robert American League dtampe. Lefa A DESPITE TH EIR almilaritlea. Oueat apokeaman Tarr haa aald. Samuel J. Coppola, W. of HoRy- acore,” company apokeawoman Cemetery. Dallas, Texas. CaHing with a sprained ankle and figures to season games, then completoda8-0 Farish bmf and Johnson get our Angers off toe panto button Sherman Tarr, a apokeaman for the Davimon aald her company M tfy Ann Orttn wood, Fla., died Monday. He was 0 26. Kathy Davltbon aald. hours are today from 2to 4 and 7to# sit out tonight’s sec«md game. Fred sweep of Chicafo April 28 In the Boston bad 42 rebountto, 32 on the and start having some ton out South Windaor firm. Inaiata that received a almllar reaponae when it Mary Ann (Kowalsky) Green, 81, the husband of Amt Coppola and the Each team la unleaahed Into a p.m. Roberts started In his place and first round of toe playoffs. Milwau­ dMeitefve boanto, while Milwaukee tbere.” Mancheater’a LaaerQueat will be propoaed to open Photon In aome of South Windsor, died Monday at father of Mary Ellen Forst of 18,000-aquare-foot playing area that His brother, Geroge E. Steele of scored 13 points. Larry Bird picked kee had to play until Sunday, when totaled 46. The westber was miserable, ceM mud) different. Company offldala Eaatern towna, but had no trouble the Connecticut Hos^ce. She was Coventry. almulatea the Inalde of an alien Milford, N.H. was Incorrectly Iden­ op some of the offensive slack and it flntohed a 8-2 series triumph over “ The important toing was taking and wet. Hurstdftorf mhMrftabtt. here have releaaed few detaila moving Into the MIdweat andWeat. the wife of Rttoert J. Green and Besides his wife and daughter, he apacecraft or atrange planet, com­ tified in yesterday’s Herald. led all players with 46 points PMIadelpMa. cere of the boards after iHaylng In fact, wtto old paliR ] ic b e about the game for fear their Although there are no Photon active member of the Connecticut is survived by toree sons, Samuel J. pany offldala aald. The object la to “ He was snxious to get goiM .” "With only the one day between bard that when they back catcMrtf. be felt front. competitor* will try to copy it. But amuaement centera in New Eng­ Northeast Chapter 804 American Coppola Jr. of NOw York City, Dr. detente to acore pointa for one’a team by Boston Coach K.C. Jones said of series, I thought we’d be at the top missed we got the ball,” Jones said. " ft WM like old thnos, « lot of they aay their technology la far land, there la one In New Jeraey, Association of Retired Persons. William T, CiHipola of San Antonio, Cathryn Damon* ahooting down opponenta. Bird. “ Sitting out seven days to not of our game,” Milwaukee Coach ” We struggled oftensively, which run. nufic BfiTu wfiKT cfciniig mv Y auperlor to any game on the Ocean City. Maryland and Virginia Besides her husband, she to Texas, and Joseph M. Coppola of Playera pay a $7.80 lifetime bis Idea of flm. Practice was a drag Don Nelson said, "ffe were a mtle gave Boston opportunities in the record 8-8 wMie snapplM a pet- market. Playera would meet hoatile Beach, Virginia. survived by two sons, Richard W. HoRywood, Fla.; a sister. Rose co-atar of 'Soap' memberahip fee to participate In and he took himself out of some tired and shtgtfsb. I didn’t expect transition fem e,” said Sikma. who tonal tbtee-game fosM f snosir. and friendly aliena. company off!- Ukewlae. LaaerMaze moved Into Henson of East Hartford and Potenaa Ross of Pembroke Pines, the game. In addition to that. LOS ANGELES (AP) - Cathiyn scrimmages and that’s unusual.” It.” bad only nine rebounds after "Not to take anything away from dala have aald, and would acore the Loa Angelea area wHh little or Thomas M. Henson of Silvls, 111.; a Fla.; flve grandchildren; and flve Photon coata $8 to 88.80 to play the Damon, who won an Emmy for On Tuesday night, he was Into toe "We thought they’d come out and getting 21 Sunday against our other catebors, but tee pttefied pointa depending on how they no public protest, London aald. daughter. Arline Harper of Reno, great-grandchildren. OtO-mlnute game. Davldaon aald. playing a straight and loyal wife game from the start. He had four play out of sync since they were off PbfladelpMa. a lot more to Gotofy and I’m very reapond. "W e didn't have any church Nev.; a sister, Pauline SoleckI of A funeral mass will be said amid the loony characters on the poims and three assists as Boston so long and that we’d come out In The Celtics rarely were in trou­ comfortaMe wito Mm.” ho addad. The computer-controlledCO figurea groupa Involved,” he said. "But Bloomfleld; 11 grandchildren; and Thursday at 16 a.m. at Nativity ANOTHER GAME almllar to TV spoof “ Soap,” has died of iwitedtoa 14-4 lead, ft never trailed sync, but it waa the other way ble. The toad tod shrink to 86-84 "'the1 464egree weather and sotto- would be able to communicate with then, we're In a more laid-back nine great-grandchildren. Catholic Church, Hollywood, Fla. ' Aepiwto Photon la LaaerMaze. Moatly out cancer at the age of 86. and waa ahead by at least eight around.” said Bucks' guard John early In the second quarter but they fng rainraln ditto't bother me. P re playera. Tarr aald. “ Playera would area than you are.” The funeral will be Thursday at 8 Pandora Memorial Home. 4200 Miss Damon, who died Monday at points tbroogbout the second half. Lucas, who wasn’t able toperwtrate quickly regained command with a pifcbod in ail Kindt of woatoor. a.m. at the Samsel A Carmon Hollywood Blvd., Hollywood. Fla.. Lsrry Bird more tfrdn made up the ilecK tor tfte abaent Odars-Sinai Medical Center, was “ Boston came out aggressively,” at he usuaHy does. 14-6 ran. “ On a wot nigM flko MntgJM ffs Funeral Home, 419 Buckland Road, Is In charge of arrangements. Kevin McHele Tuesday night aa he acored 40 pointa to best known to millions of fans as Milwaukee guard Sidney Monerfef The Celtics won their 82nd ” We felt In control of the usually hard to get a good feel tor South Windsor, followed by a mass game Mary Campbell, wife of Burt said. “ They played bard and straight home game and 18tb from the start.” Boston center Bill read the Celtica to a 111-94 win over Miiwaukee in their too bail, bat t had It. ft waatft a of Christian burial at 10 a.m. In St. Police have few problems Campbell, the working-class coun­ •harp” straight playoff comest at Boston Walton said. NBA playoff game at Boston Garden. great nigbt for honors and t had Margaret Mary Church, South terparts to the wealthy and pom­ EvBlyn E. Bubuc prony good control.” By John F. Kirch Area residents are concerned Las- “ We haven’t experienced any Windsor. Burial will be in Rose Hill pous Chester and Jessica Tate Id fftirst throw 148 pitchos, w aH M f Harold Reporter er^ est will attract people from all problems at all In Baltimore,” said Memorial Park, Rocky Hill. Calling Evelyn E. (Robinson) Bubuc, 78, the zany satire of daytime soap Just two, wMlo striking out i6 or over the Hartford area who will sjfl. Brian Uppercue of the Balti­ hours are today from 2 to 4 and 7 to 9 of South Orleans, Mass., formerly operas. more honors In a gamo for too f Kb High-tech laser-gun entertain­ engage In loitering and late-hour more County Police Department. p.m. of Springfield, Mass., and Man­ The 1977-81 sitcom had a loosely NIekro, Yankees experience Long night timo in bto career. ment centera across the country antics. ‘It really doesn’t get that large a Memorial donations may be chester, died Sunday In Springfield. structured plot line that sometimes "Ho was on topof Msfamo,” said But police departments in com­ made to the South Windsor Visiting She waa born in Manchester and startled viewers with refererices to have caused few problems for area group. Those who do go. go to have By Mono Fox (8k>x catcher Carlton fla k ) can toe struck out five and walked toree in walked Greg Walker and gave up Godman. who worn 6-for-4 in bto communities, according toan Infor­ munities that already have almllar fun. It doesn’t attract loitering. Nurse Hospice Unit, 91 Ayers Road, had worked as a secretary for the Incest, adultery and Itches tonigM and f pretty much Ms first complete game since 1968 an RBI single to Ron Hassey. first Boston appearance shtco ffio South Windsor 06074. Travelers Insurance Co. The AHOcloted Press AL. NL roundups P* mal survey of police departments. games say this isn’t true. In many We've had more problems at roller homosexuality. to'ollowed directions.” when he was with Houston. Both World Berios last October, "tie waa cases, police said the amusement Long’s two-hHter came after he Police departments in Kenil­ rinks.” CHICAGO - Bill Long wet ^ sss psgs 11 Dan Pasqua got both New York Chicago hits came In the tMrd on top of Ms game. Ho made good centers have their own security. straggled in spring training and worth. N.J., Ocean City, Md., Baton However, there are several dif­ storting grade school in Cincinnati hits, rapping a pair of singles on Inning when toe White Sox scored pitcbM wbon bo bad to. and even “ The whole Idea that it will was sent to Chicago’s triple-A farm Rouge, La., Tulsa, Okla.. Balti­ ferences between these laser-gun when Joe NIekro. another Ohio changc-ups, Long said. their two runs. tome when be didn't have to. Increase crime is ridiculous and club in Hawaii, said pitohing coach more County and Los Angeles gamea and the one planned for native, brtoic Into organized base- “ When I was walking out tonfgM Long, who It V, retired 17 in a row “ I Just didn't have my control In "Me made K very easy for mo. f ludicrous.” said 8gt. Wayne Bran­ Dick Bosman. reported they have had little Manchester. Most of the other ban In to warm up I thougM it was Phil from the second Inning to toe the third." NIekro said. didn't have to move around loo don of the Dallas Police Depart­ 1666 trouble from LaaerMaze and games are located in amusement On Tucaday night, both pitchers NIekro. T h ^ both throw toe same seventh. He flnisbed with five New York Manager Lou PIniella "But he kept working hard,” much, f callod the apota and ho Mt ment. Dallas was the first location Photon amusement centera. Both centers, shopping malls or other hurled two-nitters at Comlskcy •tuff, don’t they?” said Long,ng, who strikeouts and no walks. said NIekro pitched well “ You Bosman said. "He's a gamer. He’s thorn.” are national chains operating high- to have a Photon, a game that pits commercial districts. Very few are Park but It was Long who posted the waa making Ms first maJor-lea| “ You got to tip your hat to him. ” couldn’t really expect a better got lot of heart and a lot of guts.” Godman, who ro-signod wHb too tech laser-gun games similar to one two teams of laser-'gun-carrylng said Ctaudell Washington, who Rod Box last Friday after comfuf In free-standing buildings In resi­ GOING O U T win — Ms first In the majors — as appearance since Aim. i 1 ^ . performance,’'^ PIMella said. Chicago Manager Jim Fregosl players against each other In a went 6-for-4 against Long. “ He had In the Chicago third. Daryl up empty In the free agent market, being proposed in Manchester. dential neighborhoods, officials the Chicago White SOx shut out the when he lost Ms only other decision was happy with the rookie rigM- The Manchester center, known as futuristic setting. a good change-up and was getting Boston reached on a (orce-out. stole said ho fen ” a IHtle Jampy, but said. New York Yankees 2-6. In the majors to the Yankees. hander's performance L a ser^ est Inc., Is being proposed Marvin Nowell, another Dallas LaserQuest In Manchester Is also Long said he geta NIekro mixed “ I was Just trying to throw the his breaking ball over. And he was second and went to third on New that’s normal.” Ho saidfio also was police officer, said his department by the South Windsor firm of Laser much bigger than Photon and up with his brother. Phil, another ball in the glove on every Mtch,” getting ahead by throwing around York catcher Joel Skinner's throw­ “ They have an outstanding hit­ "a linio sore” after cafcMag nine hadn't received a single complaint. Games of Hartford Inc. The com­ LaaerMaze, and company officials vrtcran knuckleball pitcher who aald Long, 1-6. ” 1 wasn’t thinking the plate.” ing error. Gary Redus followed ting ball club and It was quite a feat Innings lor the first time fMs year. In New Jersey, police said the pany plans to open the game In the Insist LaserQuest’s technology Is plays for Cleveland. about who waa batting. I let Pudge The 42-year-old NIekro. 1-2. with an RBI single. Then NIekro to shut them out. ” he said. Gedman, a veteran slugger, former Mott’s Shop Rite building on game hasn’t created any “ earth- far superior to anything else on the OF BUSINESS! batted ninth In the order. Manager East Middle Turnpike In shattering” problems. “ In Kenil­ market. John McNamara moved rookie 6 November. worth It was unfamiliar. But it Sherman Tarr, a spokesman for Ellis Burks to the leadoff spot, The plans have drawn protests wasn’t that big a deal.” said Sgt. the South Windsor group, has said Mets suffer power outage dropped Wade Boggs to toird and from Manchester church groups Charles Evans. the company will have tight secur­ Bin Buckner to sixth In the order. Officer Karen Jackson of the Los and residents, who say the game ity to prevent loitering, adding It NEW YORK (AP) - Ted Power batters he’s faced tola season. Strawberry’s high fly ball. Straw­ Mike Greenwell hit cleanup at Jim Angeles Police Department said will promote violence and attract a would be bad business for them to has taken a circultoua route In his Dave Parker’s two-out double berry. seemingly stunned, re­ Rice retted a bruised left elbow for negative element to their mostly there haven’t been any Incidents have any problems with a rowdy major league career, a struggling drove In Kurt Stillwell from first mained In the basepath between the sixth game In a row. residential neighborhood. attached to LaaerMaze, a game crowd. young starter-turncd-rellevcr to a base In the third Inning. Then first and second base, his hands on The moves paid off. Burks had Along with single-family houses, that features players who shoot But area residents aren’t con­ Levis his hips and shaking his head. two singles, including a safe bunt JF ANSW E AH struggling rellever-turned-startcr. Buddy Bell singled home Eric there are condominiums, apart­ laser pistols at computer- vinced . They say LaserQuest secur­ But he now knows where he Davis — who had stolen his third ” I felt good when 1 hit II,” said which triggered a two-run rally S i againsi Oakland starter Dave Bte- ments. the Manchester Senior controlM aliens. ity will go only as far as the belongs. base of the game — from second in Strawberry, a close friend of Davis Citiaens* Center, an elderly housing In Tulsa. Okla.. police said the property lines, allowing teen-agers ” 1 Just never felt comfortable the eighth, as Mets starter Sid since their days of playing high wart, 8-8, in toe tMrd. Boggs walked and scored In the complex and a convalescent home Photon game Is only four weeks old. and others to roam the neighbor­ coming out of the bullpen,” said Fernandez dropped to 4-2. school baseball In Southern Califor­ in the Immediate neighborhood. But they report no problems. hoods late at night. Power, a minor league starter for The Mets, shut out two gamea in a nia. “ But 1 watched him drift back third, doubled to start a four-run Stock Up On Your Favorite rally in the fifth, singled. six seasons before coming to the row after being shutout only four and 1 knew he had a chance at It. and Greenwell drove In two runs with a Levrs Jeans And Cords And Cincinnati Reds In 1988. “ I tried times all last year, have lost three With the way he can Jump, It didn’t pair o f doubles Buckner learning aa much as I could when 1 straight and 10 of their last 16. surprise me to see him make that and had an RBI single. DwIgM Evans bad a Save, Save, Savel Great took the Job. I tried to learn the “ We’re completely out of synch,” play. two-ran double and Don Baylor got habits and customs that go with the New York Manager Davey Johnson “ He Just tipped his hat to me on Local Rotary supports court Selection In Most Sizes... an RBI on a sacrifice fly. role, but It Just never felt right. I said. “ We're not combining our his way back to the dugout and Hurst struck out every Oakland never fell like I[ really knew what I pitching with our hitting. But this is smiled, as If to say. ‘It's my Job. I business community,” she sold. starter except Btan Javier at least Coatlaued from page I one other little avenue.” was doing.” too go<^ of a ballclub to push any had to do it.’” Allowing women In, Hunniford once In becoming the third consecu­ Some businesswomen, like Anne Power, pushed Into the starting panic buttons.” Power has made quite a turna­ said, wouldn’t affect the way Men's Students' tive Boston pitcher to throw a more traditionally minded Flint, president of the Greater b rotation last Aug. 22 In a desperate Power allowed only two Mets round from this time last year, members are selected. They would lOO shutout In little Fenway Park. members, he said the club wasn’t Manchester Chamber of Com­ attempt to revive a dying career as baaeranners as tar as second base, when he was a late-inning stopper still have to be recommended by Before the Red Box left on their for females. “ I Joined because it’s merce, said the ruling was Justified a reliever, recorded his ninth one each In the fourth and the fifth with an 0-2 record, no saves, and a essueeeeeaeues Each recent trip, Roger Clemens beat an all-men’s club,” he said. “ I like only if the Rotary Club was a current members, then go through C o rd u ro ys consecutive victory Tuesday night, innings, but admitted that his 6.00 earned ran average. a long nominating process before Kansas Cltv 3-0 on April 21, and Bob the .conviviality of freedom of business organisation as opposed to • Straight Leg • Men's 28 To 38 pitching 8 1-8 scoreless Innings In biggest outs came when center- “ He totally lost his confidence.” being chosen. If a woman were Stanley followed with a 1-0 decision speech with males.” a social club, a question for which Ms club's 2-0 victory over the New fielder Davis snared Darryl Straw­ Reds Manager Pete Rose said. “ It Another longtime member, an nominated within the next couple of • 8 Colors • Students' 25 To 30 over the Royals 24 hours later. she had no answer. York Meta. berry's potential home run ball In seemed like every time he made a weeks, any decision would have to Clemens, 2-2, was named to try to elderly clergyman who declined to ” If It’s a business organisation, Raising his record to 8-0 this the sixth, and when he struck out mistake, the hitters made him pay be considered by the Rotary’s AP photo extend toe scoreless string, which have his name used, wasn’t pleased they should represent women.” season, the right-hander gave up Keith Hernandez In the eighth with for If.” district officials. “ We’re not going now stands at 26 Innings, In the with the decision, either. "Next n in t said. seven hits, walked two. and struck a runner on first and one out. Rose, In dire need for a starter Th« Mets’ Sid Fernandez pitched nine strong Innings, to change that process,” Hunniford windup of the brief series with thing you know, women will want to Marilyn Brossmer, president of out a career-high nine batters. Davis, protecting a 1-0 lead with when both Mario Soto and John said. Men's €r Students' $ 4 COO striking out 11, but his teammates were blanked Tuesday Oakland tonight. He Is due to be get into men’s locker rooms,” he the Women’s Forum, a group of Left-hander John Franco notched two outs and no one on, leaped and Denny were Injured last year, was He added that the club was night by the Reds' Ted Powers In a 2*0 loss at Shea opposed by right-hander Moose said. about 60 professional women based the last two outs for his fifth save stretched his glove about two feet forced to put Power In the starting formed as a way for people to get Haas, 0-0. Most Rotarlans Interviewed, in Rockville, called the decision a Pre-Washed Denim 10 Each and has now retired 26 of the 29 above the eight-foot wall to catch rotation and has not regretted It. Stadium. however, thought that Including step In the right direction. more involved In the community, women in the club was a good Idea. ” I think It’s good,” she said. ” Our and there’s no reason why women • Straight Leg • Men’s 28 To 38 Charter member Frank Sheldon organisation Is pleased with It.” shouldn’t Join. aald he didn’t remember a woman She said the Rotary Club was a ” We don’t do anything In the • Student Sixes 25 To 30.. 9 ever trying to Join the local group. forum tor meeting other clubs that would offend or make Calhoun, UConn hoop heading In right direction 9 ” I have no objection to H,” Iness people. “ The Rotary, as It women not welcome.” Hunnitord Sheldon said. ’ ’We’re Just opening , only represented half the aald. Is the University of Connecticut on the road back to trouble on the court, but more off. The loss of two the head coaching Job at Canlslus College where hC Men's b Students' respei^blllty In basketball? frontline players, 6-9 Clift Robinson and 8-4 Phil was top assistant for five years. The loss of the 40-year-old Dlckenman would hurt, but he would go • 501 Button Fly If you look at the Gamble, to academic difficulties was tough to Waitress only lady at club dinner number of recrulta the swallow. UConn, and Calhoun, found a way to finish out with a bang. • 606 Stonew ashod lOO Huskies have signed tor the season. The Huskies were undermanned, but not Thoughts CALHOUN’B 14-YEAR RECORD at Northeastern By John Mltchnll than 1 million members In 88,800 uiuslly feature dinner and a next year — six — then outoustled at the end. They did manage unexpected 8 • 6 0 6 B l a c k C r G r a y ...... I ' aa E a c h was 180-187, a .846 winning percentage. F Iveo tM ila it chibs around the world, started In speaker after club butinesa is the answer Is yes. victories over Boston College andBeton Hall In Big A p L ^ t v 8 Herald Reporter I N I as a way to get a cross-aectlon flntohed. The largest UConn re­ Bast play, and gave a good account of themselves In ■lx clubs there went to the NCAA ’rourtiament. After Len Auster UConn’s 1-19 season, he said he Isn’t plennlni on 11w only woman In the Cheney of different tradesmen together In / At ’Tuesday’s meeting, members cruit In the terms of size the Big East Conference Tournament although they • Student Sixes.. another season like this one. D ln lu Roonvat Manchester Coun­ o ^ r to better serve the needs of ''w ere set to view a film on the officially Joined the told were the first team to exit. Sports Editor communities, according to flve- Greater Hartford Open. Speakers Still, UConn’s 9-19 season was not a disaster. try (m b ’Ttteeday evening was a Monday as It was an­ The track record shows you can almost bet on It. Is year nnember David Woodbury. Some hope for the future- was embodied In 8-8 waltreaa with a large silver bowl have ranged from Gov. William nounced that 7-foot, 240- Calhoun the right man for UConn? Time will tell. *l1iik The Manchester club has raised O’Neill to tax consultants to nutri­ y.’igjilliy pound Marcdare Buhr of Westwest freshman point guard Tate George. The Newark. N .J.. fliled with vegetables. season did show one thing. The men can coach. All you product exhibited a flair (??) for the game, and the n waa M rt of the dinner that money tor the Instructors of the tion experts, members aald. Germanny/ttod signed "* a“ had to look at was the Improvement In Robinson and Rotary <^b members paid II H an dicap]^ pool and the Man­ " It ’s not always heavy,” Wood­ All Sales Final, No Refunds. nationalilTirttopof Intent talent to play In the Big East. George, rightly so. was Gerry Besselink. 7 apiece to enjoy during their weekly chester Scholarship Foundation bury said. ” It’a a break.^’ to attendnd UConn In the named to the Big E asfs all-lreshman team. the all-city team the year before. No Exchanges • Cash. Check. Bank Cards 7 The Huskies did get some line play from 6-19 Junior John Owynn. a 6-0 guard out of famed DeMatha High meeting. through pancake breakfasts, dan­ Banasra from some of toe over­ tall It's not to say all of UConn’s woes art> behind them. One member even said the ces a ^ car raffles. seas Rotary dubs members have According to some ac­ Jeff King, despite an Injury to his ankle midway School In Maryland, Is another who looks like he’ll give UConn a shot In the arm. Murray Williams, a 6-7 There are a ctouple of Items that could stir matters up waltreea toM him the organisation "This Is not a club where people visited hung from rods on the counts. Buhr is an unpol­ throu^ the season. Junior guard Steve Plklell. A8, forward from Torrington. and 6-4iA swingman Willie all over again. First, Robinson and Gamble have to sbonM be open only to men. come and Join,” Woodbury said. windows of toe Manchester Coun­ ished player who Is Jim Calhoun will also be back next year. Piklell, out of Bt. Paul High McCloud will help toe Huskies Immediately. Ivan regain their eligibility. 'Iliat’s not a lock. Andt) UConn Jnat what Is the organisation’s To Join, potential memMrs are try Club, where toe group met. dubbed a "project.” But In Bristol, never really got going due to a dislocated Powell, a 6-8 shooting guard out of Butkeley High In has to show It can keep Ito Incoming students eligible. pnrpeae? Some aay It’s a service nominated and their qualifications Members recited the Pledge of a couple of things must be taken Into account. Buhr right shoulder. It UConn wasn’t so ihorthanded — the Hartford, will be eligible In '88-89 alter sitting out a Williams’ parents wanted Mm to go to lone, not . Others say It’s prim- are reviewed by different Rotary Allegiance as well as a short prayer averaged 16 pointa and 18 rebounda a game In leading Huskies had four walki-on on the squad — Piklell year after transterring from the University of UConn. because he Is a borderline student. This •as organisation. The boards before a decision to made. before beginning the meal. jeans+dus South Lake Tahoe High BchodI In California to a 19-1 would have been red-shirted. situation will be closely monitored. The school hae to Maryland. may determine bow many Ruanitord said. If chosen, a Woodbury said be Joined toe ______"Your Foihlon JnanB S fora " j record and the Nevada state championship. Those are show the commitment toward Ita student-athlatoa to member pays 878 a year and must Rotary Chib beesuae of its dvic ir B NOT TO BAYCalhoun is going to turn UConn’s weaaan eventually Join. nummra he had to post. Those aren’t make-believe. Calhoun and Ms assistants, particularly the tireless more than lip service. role. "Part of what you do to to fortunes around in one year. But he appears to have a ''We five monty away,” said attend at least M percent of the Add to that his height - sevep feet toll - and Buhr Is Howie Dlckenman, deserve the credit for UConn's If these areas are addreaaed — and with pealtivt leave the community a little better •tart. The Huskies have added some needed bodies WliUam R. RimnHord. proaidaatof 297 EAST CENTER STREET, MANCHESTER. CT the tallest Husky to ever take to the court recruiting success. They lost a big one Ip Perry Carter. results — then UConn may not alwaye be lookini up In “ My wife never sees me on than when you found It.” he said. ” I who can play the game It wpears Lyman DePriest. Manchester’s SO-mem her chapter. Jim Calhoun agreed to a long-term contract to be But they won six other wars. Dlckenman. who was the Big East Conference from the cellar poalUon. Ttosoany nights.” Hunnitord said, think H’b (Rotary) one of the better OPEN MONDAY THROUOH SATURDAY 10 AM Til i PM UConn’s head coach on May 18,1966. He knew the task the 9-6 rorward out of Detroit, was that area’s "That's our noaln reason tor ril 9 PM Instrumental In landing Buhr. Is reportedly In line for Calhoun will aee to that. bhtof.” noting that the meetings last professional organitations in in front of him was formidable. Not only did he flbd Player-of-toe-Year. 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X A Ai ^ i v e r MAie ntptnen yfetded krian bowntng and daek ffowell Aniigel Salasar had fttli sfngtes. 64i«HMfmtim “ f eame oot for the ntnth tnntng in tiR lYfmn inillng. walked Pete Incavlglla and Larry .....A illlS 1 !l a loovosrtMra i i i a stniie to Rent n t& k and Mark homeredomered infn handing the Arewera’ kaibonra hit ended an B-tor-Sl and f fetf reat eomf«rtabfe.“ the OrM Oagne kid off the ntnth hy Parrish. K M M s c ir r WfAtamson got the Mcond oot their Aralt loss toss alat home In IB gamea slump. t# M . n a n a W ^ i i h sSyear-oMteft-handeraafd. “Later " ^ng on ahoratOF Cal tupkati Indians starter Greg Swindell f i i i MjWShwia 3 « i hetore tntenttmtally walking Finch- this reaaon.on. Milwaukee, MA« whieh haa iiM iiiiA M 9 ‘tUiMbM M ^ SSjmani (NulfTttn or Taxai (Kouss fn the dogoot. aft t eootd thtnk or and ftleto foAowed #fth maniiaia i lyaia ■ look a B-1 lead Into (he ninth hut ter katHfy Bosh to load thehaaes. loaf IMO Straight gamea tor the tirat m S S ^ waa Mtn. #tn. win." atngle to left Aetd. ken walked Incavlglla and threw (wo ’’” ' ■ *'% ar|#iy« <*"»«. ^ C i n f f e - S H tAson then retired Fineh-hifter time thia year, ieada (he major key Quinones hit a (wo-run OOiTifTiv^rauuMbuk^M^ or flnr»ll*Olv'9' aAMba^Mihiya i• • ic"r / tn other kmerteanLe.'igoegamea Mrt got a late hreak on the hnA homer mt betrull reliever WlAle halla to kuhen Sierra. Ernie O t^ #WM teS M M M Smalley-on a tool fofof tor hia leagues with a 2B-8 record y« (M i r w f i A h M M ^ a e V ta ^ H waa Caltfomta 2. hfitiraiigee B; had to Flay ft on the short hoft. datnandat In Ihe ninth Inning, Camacho gave un a Irfttle In Sierra Seattte 2. ^ r ^ S; kanaas CHy B. ‘ ‘We were Ftoytng the goy tff letm aave. Sufton. ______, Seaver and Mickey Welch un the giving Seattle Ita victory over and an k i l single to Parrish, who fHfM ff LN fM fIffiKMft toronto 4. and teaaa «. Ctevetand S to go the other way. andthen he htt LNsyer not kaltlmore ahead Nflirkffff.fMMi1(tt A b i g o n e all-urtte vietury iiat and Is one belrolt. homered earlier, derty krowne’s a aaaaaaa In IB mtflnga. the haA off the end of the hat." 1 a twsrttn HMner in the third oft two-run single oft Sieve Carlton (led ai^n in, S2. Wdle Murray behind Phit hlekro bonnie Moore deft RofainaoM. 1-2. walked dim ■ov* tnrm^* David Ooyon, 9, ahowa o il a 4-potfnd, IB^Mnoh haaa ha tell. SI. had aftowed only one OerhaH aafd. “t thooght t hao B Prealey to atari (he ninth, tteman- II. ofTMrr nan u n I ,._ Jter and terry Kennedy tlnlahed with iMo-hll relief tor his o w iw v 4-1] 14 *‘ 11 haaerormer in eight innfnga. a ahot at ft. After the game 1 aald tto det (hen gave up the lA-tated homer Mitch Williams. 3-2, got the caught iaat Saturday ir« SoHon Laita, rtaar fha atata toorth-Inning Math to Steve L m - I an ttit douhie In the alsth. and touHh save. 13 11 '/i AeAt. I ’m sorry.^ hot he said. Bill Wegman, 2-2. loaf deaplle to Quinones. victory as tesas ended a three- 13 13 I'A hoat-launching araa. David and hia fathar« tU tym ood r ^ ' batdattl. and eaa trying to heeome ‘Hiere wasn’t anything yoo cotAd John Sheihy singled home a run in 11 13 3 Filching a three-hitler Stan Clarke won hia (IrsI decision game losing siring Doyon ot Waatarly Straat, wara on thalr flrat outing of tha A a aaa aa lo the Arat rookie lo Filch a no-hllter do ah^l It.'" the ninth. „ 1 , 0iH|frf9.Ciifei1 W«( ENlrl^^^Vr J L ” ®" *'^ aaaaon whan tha catch, iarga by SoHon Laka atandarda, waa mada. Worma wara the bait. r * n M j t M Aiwai catCAao ssrss& 'sissisxM i^ ’i 4 ’ * 3 ? ? n ri« Red Wings stifle the favored Oilers behind Stefan 0rft(NS,TfirlM4 n .l 1 1 1 3ori 0Wtf6 1 31 « 1 $ MifliMra7,Tlfan5 ______J J . 3 '! n other team In the league this year, y^M^Om*A AMhuma because they're so explosive," 6 6 After all. he was wlnless against ence final. " kui bet roll '8 on a roll and has the SI II®? By Mike Nudel M ^ i S f m . V ' for the game’s (Inal 40:24. FreneSe?^#. Lsvh 4 fCAvna _ oaraorr •"’'“«*1.,.,,*"**«4., a the Oilers In six tries. IM (act. So. again, why Stefan? momentum. They checked us and Yzerman said "The Oilers are real rOrkM __..irSM . the Assocloted Press s a r w i d r ' Including the Canadian Juniors, he bemers' answer: "flecause 1 we made a lot uf mistakes” quick and we didn’t EbMONtON. Alberta - ’There had never beaten a team on which thought we could win with oreg Sather was critical of referee kob of me." Stefan said. "1 Just can't £f ®! in Wayne Gretzky played. Compound­ Stefan." Myers, who called 28 penalties br 111 ■T-3M . A - n » 4 . seemed (o he no logical reason tor Instead. It was Stefan and the give them enough credit." ffi,‘ nUn/* j;n nniss i Al minutes — including IT for 80 f#MM S I 3 H betroK ked Wings Coach dacques ing the slluatlon, belrolt haa lost IB Simple enough, chalk one up to Detroit defense that made Edmon­ m ilH minutes in the first period — but let IftTM S. IMIltoa 1 bemers to start goaltender Greg straight games to Edmonton dating Instincts. ton look bad, aa the less-than- How well did Detroit's defense fjjs& 's, fj * isfflA n iilH '' I Stefan against the Edmonton Oilers hack to dan. 9 .19BB. Said Stefan: "After the week t Detroit get away with "hooking and capaclty crowd of I8.BT4 at the play tn front of Stefan? Consider In Game I ot (heir Stanley Cup In addition, bemers had feuded had, with all the controversy,srsy, this interfering on the blueline " Northlands coliseum booed the that the line of oretzky. Jarl kurri % ,‘ H . ’ s n " ’ i| publicly with Stefan after benching feels■ ig great. r e a l It’s...... a btjihig win.1 for the ‘"The biggest problem that we and Esa Tikkanen — perhaps the Qf(M>eh 100 semifinal series. home team. BooneT 3 1 1 kut bemers started Stefan any­ the goalie for the final five games of team,„.n, obviously,obvL. aoeffor me” had was breaking free to get ki to finest unit In the NHL — was held to «t t 81 way. andthekcdWIngscameaway the quarierAnal series against "t honestl;lly ditiiTj ,1 I think we’d .play . forecheck." Sather said. "We lust Stefan allowed only apower-olay three shots. Toronto. that well. 1 thoughtugl______we’d be tired.”^ weren’t able to gel any kind ot goal______by Kent Nilsson _ In the K first , ® * j U with a B-l victory ’Tuesday night to "Things didn’t seem to be click­ And (hen (here’s the tact that he said.aid. “1‘Instead, the Otters looked thrust into their end.” period, which was sandwiched by put Edmonton Into a tough situation ing for them.” Yzerman said. "Hut Glen Hanlon — a respectable B-4-8 a little rusty, like they were Just a Which was exactly the game goals by Yzerman and Joe kocur as when the Campbell Conference they’ll come back a lot stronger against Edmonton In his career — little off." plan, said Steve Yzerman who the Wings led 2-1 after one. . wrnftino Ffj) final series resumes ’Thursday Thursday. We ere not getting had been spectacular as Detroit "The easy thing to do Is stand scored Detroit’s flrst goal and night. carried away. Wayne Oretzky Is S«o^**i cw^ir'3a-^ii««rfdm ; rallied from a B-1 series deAcIt to here and make an excuse... about assisted on Gerard Gallant’s insu­ The Detroit goalie then blanked Stefan was the star of (he game, Edmonton, which won more games still awtully dangerous out there. kicking out Bl shots, kut why was he top Toronto and carry the ked the eight-day layoff between ser­ rance tally In the third period. ies."Oilers Coach Glen Sather said. "We Just wanted to bottle them up and scored more goals than any They're stlfl the Edmonton Oilers." n, Sharldon (3). S—Breeitont. SF— even given Ihe opportunlly? Wings Into (he Campbell Confer­ fwry.PBfodlWji^ MaaaaBIO 8 ffi O r ! * i S L Speed factor to Flyers RmI WInga 8, OIIa i 1 Tfdwiii i I ^ Seaver ready to retire 14,37*. ■04TON crork* W.1-0 3-3 0 0 0 1 ? fNM ^ . s^rtiM B N u n w iA 1 0 0 0 1 0 « g i nnpSM Viii ?m against the Canadians Lakcriin.Warrlfrt1ie 0^1, Dttrolt, Ytsrmon 4 after getting no offers Sle^nMmL.1-3 3 ^ ! ! f 1 48aBM4^M iT ll 3, Ecpomon, NliMOM.4 Hornondt 1 11101 0mSnW,3.1 1 S 1 m IW), 10;» (M l. 3, borreH, By Rolph Bernstein scorer out of our lineup.” m l Ilf s i III! M M ort DHdMd Id 3 botfcn (n Mm JMi, Rinfliri0.lnillani8 i (B v n ). 13:33. P y t ^ i The Associated Press Reri-, who scored 88 goals during 1 b m w In Mm *Mi. 6fflr .. 1 } 8 B#rijnr#rt»f«m:i), 5:^ " By DavB Ooldbero seasons of his 20-year career with isisraf liii the regular season, has a bruised (fov#ino). 1^; ^ocTovI the Mets. Joining the club In 1007 W i r cf 3 0 0 0 Hoffm n» 0 0 0 0 umoiw—lleme. Dinklnotr; Flnl, cLavauNo ^ raxAi Tht AHOcloted Press g tm n u 1 0 0 0 mmOro m 3 0 1 0 MdfidfVLAwoflj ThifO, McCov. T A uFvt , 3 3 when It was still an expansion PHILADELPHIA - Philadel­ shoulder. Poulin, who contributed 3 3 phia Coach Mike Keenan says his 33 gnals. is recovering from a T—3:01. A— 10,*1l. >|8p--a(iM by Rowldv.. NEW YORK - Tom Seaver. the doormat. He was 16-13 with a 8.18 m ° " » v< i! Flr»f, Ts'is _Um plroi—i4omo,^ klblor; symbol of the New York Mels’ rise EBA and was voted NL rookie of the team’s Btanley Cup semlAnal ser­ broken rib. Rayilt 1. flue Jiyi 4 FroMtHttlno) StcMtd, Oulekt m ird . ies with Montreal is a test of the from laughing slock to a world year. , . Keenan said Kerr and Poulin are champion, may formally announce He leaped to stardom and Flyers' speed agelpM the Cana- TORONTO brought the Mets along with him In dlens’ conservatlvlTd^ense. on a day-to-day basis, although sbrhM Irouohlncj), 1t:47i H IM n*. M i. m icon- within the next week what Is neither seems close to playing. 1000. posting a 28-7 record and 2.21 The Flyers won the opener of Ite 3 0 10 WIKon cf already a foregone conclusion — his Poulin tried to play in the EBA as the "Miracle Mets” won NHL Wales Conterenoe Anal 4-8 tn retirement from baseball. seventh-game victory over the 9 9 overtime Monday night and will try Matt Merola, who represents the World Series. to retain their home Ice advantage Islanders in the Patrick Division Seaver in a variety of ventures, said Seaver was traded by the Mets to Anal Saturday night. but had toquit Jfl. the 42-year-old pitcher hasn't re­ tonight in Game 8. the citTcInnatl Beds midway "It’s Ironic that the Philadelphia in severe pain after onei period. ceived any offers from major 3 ^ ? 3 ? f c i « through the 1077 season, returned lo Flyers are playing the ‘Flying Most cii the post-game. Bi-gan talk 0 0 0 Ptcota3b league teams since his contract M r s u ? the Mets In 1008. then was drafted Frenchmen’ and the ‘Flying Monday was about the Flyers’ 0 0 1 Oull-lt c with the Boston Red Sox expired at S 0 0 3 14 0 0 0 ^Icitl by the White Sox In 1084 when the Frenchmen’ are playing a conser­ Winning goal. Neither Blnisalo nor' MWIIIIlc 3 000 the end of last season. Mets failed to protect him hy vative defensive style while Phila­ Montreal goalie Brian Hayward “If we don’t hear anything In a •"•' 'fe l! Wtt w J h H putting him on the 40-man roster. delphia Is utilizing Ito speed.” said knew how Tt trickled a lew inches week, we’ll probably make It over the goal line. But referee 8 ^ ^ ! 4 * . AA-14A44. - official,” said Merola He set major-league records with Keenan. 8 C a l e n d a r Keenan thinks the Flyers have e Terry Gregson saw it and rejected gty , . . . i h j Seaver. with a career record of ID seasons. Including nine tn a row, speed advantage even with such the Canadtens’ protests. 811-208, a 2,86 eamed-run average with too or more strikeouts; iO H quick skaters as Dave PoulHi and Montreal Coach Jean Perron took and 8,840 strikeouts to rank third on consecutive strikeouts In a game, 17 WMtalnt.YinkNtO :tm^ iWy3.Lotb-tor«ilBS,.li Murray Craven unavallsbte with time to look ahead. > ^ M n x i the all-time list, had a combined strikeouts In a Ave-game cham­ pionship series, and loOpenlngbay Injuries. The Flyers’ top scorer, "The series will turn around." IF M R RR BB M 7-18 record last year with the Tim Kerr, also has been sidelined said Perron. "If we play hke we did i M X M fdti caibdilc, NRWV0aR_ ...CHICAOO Chicago White Sox and Boston. The pitching assignments. Beaver struck out 10 San Diego with an Injury. tonight (Monday). we will win our three-time National League cy He said the Flyers were able to share of games.” R M asfflK r’* n M I Padres, including 10 In a row. on ____ j» 3 ! 0 0 1 1 Young Award winner would be­ utilize their speed fn the adding Perron discounted the sunesMon come eligible for election to base­ April 22.1070. to tie a major-league 7 7 that the Flyers could rsaT Mont­ that was ellpsed last year when Arst game, wMch ended with a foal ball's Hall of Fame In 1001 If he by tikka Stnisalo al 0:11 of the real’s game. In addnion to the first retires this season. Boston's Roger Clemens struck out to Beattie Mariners. overtime. playolfgame. PbItadelpMawonthe SJII lU 5 Like other Class A free agents "We had to take the tenm to season series k-O-l. who didn’t sign with another team, Beaver won the Cy Young Award in 1060. 1073 and 1078. led the them and provide es much offense "I don’tuvai w pay|jwj muchMsuvii aiiwnivivaiattention tow Beaver was eligible to rejoin the as possible.” Keenan said. whatr: happened daring tie regular Red Box on May 1. National League In strikeouts Ave times and ERA three times.and Keenan aald be was enoouTaged aeaaon.'on." n n o n said, "ft will he a R a d i o , T V "He’s made It clear he wants to XFphMe by goals frotn unexpected sources grinding style of hockey. Every li os^lie play In New York or Boston and 1 pitched a no-httter on June 16,1078. against the Bt. Louis Cardinals. -such as teft wing Derrick Smith, ayer respects the otter guy. chtaiaT don’t think that’s going to happen," who scored only six goals last Blat’B what ptayolT hockey Is ail Merola said of Seaver. who lives in Beaver won his SOOth game Father end eon ■Ml CBihslle ail season and It thfs season. Smttb’s about. IVa a few aeason. ,»ym - w ; «M.«., Greenwich, Conn. against the New York Yankees In , 4 n . 8 s q n 1088. when he was 10-11 with a 3.17 Race car driver Marie Andretti chats with hie eon, goal with 8:88 left In regulation sent "Tliey got the break. We couM "I don’t even discuss It with him. the game Into overtime. have puttie game away early tn tie T tcb , 0 iM 1 assume he has retired.” the agent ERA (or the White Box. Lapt year, Brines T*(" ‘ Michael, In tha pita of tha Indianapolis Motor Speedway "We need the extra effort from overtime, but that la alt In the past. IlM said. 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CABMrmMrett Conway, have lived In Mancifeater Heat wok, then add Mree tables­ and. shape them like a basoDall He remains under contract at ^9 tor seven years. He works as an poons of oil, half Me ginger root and diamond. Place (4 to 1 tabfetpoon Kansas until alter the IMIM tKBADOUNKnM PRffff RKMOVAL electrtcian at Wetherell Cbrp. in half Me garHc to flavor Me oil. chili on the far half. Me infield. Wet season. WDOO Bnrs. CHOOBt IWOM PRffff NORMAL HOOK-UP Newington. Brown apices pnd remove from the edges of Me wonton and fold, Nelson said he would have to HU wife works (or Barclay's- wok. Add pork cubes to wok, and fry matching home plate wiM second "swallow a lot of pride" before he ropDMOvWeatMOHOUMviMN^ PRffff SffRVfCff American Burineas Credit in East until criapy. Drain pork on paper base. Press edges togeMer (Irmly. would he able to return next season Hartford. Their busy Uvea Include towels. 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Including the Universal 1 Along with the recipes from )-Hiwatl c -watchful serole, make two and freeze the I can (16 ounces) chill with beans Oil as needed 3 (CHOOSE ONEi EgyP<> Gbya) DEAR FRANKLINi Manufacturers can change the Product Code and product name tram any size ot ! mayors, there are trivia questions second for future use. Line a I can (0 ounces) tomato aaace I lo-ounce package frocen peas ctoaed K O odteea a lew daya weight of the contents oI their packages, so long as the Fiber Full, eloang with the cash-regtster receipt ! 1/4 cap grated Cheddar chceac A about the nation’s cities, and lots of 4- disgrunlled d-sharhsg cualoma with the purchase price circled. Expires May 31, { CBsaerale or baking dish with I ll-ounce can cream of mush­ ago In relaNallon lor harah crll- new weight is accurately listed on the package. But plastic wrap. Transfer the cooked Crumble meat into a l-quart Noodtaa bologntaa informative paragraphs. Under 1M7. room soup cbmaolillbalHien.O’aleglala- most consumera who purchase a product like detergent food into a lined container and mixing bowl. Add onion. Micro- I caps noedIct, ceahed had Manchester, for example. It says 5- viggant e-compeMtor JOHNSON’S Century Products |5 Rebate 1 garlic dove, minced Hve body Made at Hie conclualon see a ramillar-size package end assume the weight is freeze. As soon as the food is frozen wave 4 minutes on high, or until drained "Working together, Manchester { Department Otter. Bend the required retund torm 1 cup sour cream of a IccenI mceling in Algiera. the same. I in the shape ot the dish, remove it meat is set. In a 2-quart cBsscrole. l-l/l poaada leaa greead hcct citizens have been able to retain the Pfopnivitch/tportMlit Perhaps we need a law saying that if the package size I and two Universal Product Code symbols tram I Remove chicken skin. Halve and wrap In freezer paper Later it layer half ot the corn chips, half the 4 green oaloat, Incliiilag tepa, vibrant nature of the community 4 tHink haired belareen TamM in- (t aetata tor each eorract anavMr) does not change in direct proportion to the weight I Johnson’s Baby Wash Cloths (36- or 7t-count), j I cup flour breasts and sprinkle with salt, can be unwrapped and returned to meat, half the chili and hatt the chopped and develop It into the focal point Bake In a SSO-degree oven for SS aurgenla and Sinhalese, who 1 Sritlah actor Peter O’Toole recenHy change, the manulacturer must announce it on the I along with your dates sales receipt tram any j I cup milk pepper and paprika. Dip Into the container tor defrosting and tomato sauce. Repeat layers. I can (0 oaacea) Mnat* aeace for a variety of services for minutes. Coot slightly. Cut into dominate Ihe laland nation of made hia Iroadway debut In a produc- front of the box for a reasonable period of time, say six I Century 109, MO, or 300 or 400 Series Car Seat end j m teaspoons salt beaten egg, then bread crumbs. heating. Cover. Microwave 6 minutes on I teaapeoa aalt Individuals living east of the city of squares. Serves six, as a side dish. ..I.., recently led to aome oi Ihe months; "New 4t-ounce size, reduced from 49- I the praot-ot-purchase seal tram the Century Car 1 I teaspoon baking powder Hon of George Shaw’s "Pygmakon,’* The hamburger casseroles in high Sprinkle grated cheese on top. 1/4 tcaapaen garlic Bhit Y Hartford” - BARBARA WEINBERG Brown on each side In oil. Drain on aroiat lighting in that country In ounces.’ ’ I Seat carton. Expires June 30.1007. i which was Hie bash lor Hie hN mwdcal today’s column are the easy to Microwave 30 seconds on high, or pepper to taatc When the book was released I lO-ounre package frozen spin­ MANCHESTER paper. I PARKS Brawn ’n Serve. Otter. Receive four ! years. (CHOOSE ONE: “•Hgadoon,’’ "MyE*b This would be a novel way to protect consumer make variety, and require simple until cheese melts. Yields 3 to 4 I cap dMrv aaar cream * locally. Weinberg sounded more ach, thawed Arrange in a baking dish. Sprin­ I M-cent Brawn 'n Serve coupons. Send the | Interests, and if such a law is passed, it ought to have ingredients Canned soup and other servings I cap tmMi cord cettegh cheeee concerned about the paragraphs I pound Cheddar cheese, grated kle peas over chicken. Mix soup, 5 The UnNed Slates recenlly barred Udy”). { required refund torm and four Universal Product Pasta primavara your name attached to it, so we can recognize the prepared foods are combined In 1 cap grated Cheddar or RiMAy beneath than about the recipe Melt butter in a 9-by-IS-inch pan. minced garlic and sour cream. Austrian Presidenifrom en­ 2 Thetitalofao-called“SttbwayVigHaiito' ! Code symbols from Parks Brawn ‘n Serve iRkauAja A aAm^MaeaA contribution of a conscientious consumer who keeps an these recipes to speed preparation RiflvW AIHValirMn above. "It's nice to get my recipe Set aside. Beat eggs, add flour and < tablespoons butter Spread on top of peas. Bake one tering Ihe country because of got umlerway recenHy. He la j packages Expires May 31. IM7. Ona>iMah apaghatti eye out for problems on the shelves. I time. In. but it’s more important for milk. Mix salt and baking powder 1 1 ablespoons olive ell hour at SSO degrees. evidence that he took part in c h a r ^ wHh attemiated murder in Hie I tablespoon batter Crumble beet into t-queft chme- people to know about our town, and add to mixture. Squeeze excess V4 pound snow peas, trimmed HAROLD WASHINGTON acthrMea that “ amounted to per- shooting of four teenagers he says tried I large onion, sliced role Mix in onion. Microwave tor 6 ' water from thawed spinach and add V4 pound mushrooms, washed^, THE SMART SHOPPER AWARD goes to a new here." she said. CHICAGO secutton" of lews during World to rob him in December of 1SS4. Country pit I clove garlic, pressed or finely minutes on high. spinach to mixture. Stir in cheese. and sliced rehinder. ’Theresa Rhymer of South Bend, Ind.; "I War It started refunding last fall, t thought I would try my packages of margarine. I am keeping track ot my I cans (I onncea each) tomato chopped Combine noodles, sour cream ' Pour Into pan, on top of melted S asparagus Ups "The Mayors’ Cookbook" Is ) Chris EveH captured her tSSth career Spinach •quarat hand at It, since I am a new homemaker. Recently, a savings tram coupons and refunds this year and I will snare I pound lean ground beet and cottage cheese, Layer one- butter. The dish may be prepared to I small zucchini, washed and available for I14.BS at Reed’s tennis title recenHy when she defeated local supermarket offered double coupons, t had a let you know how I do” l/t can sett bread ernmbs I teaspoon parsley flakes tblrd noodle mixture and one-thlre V4 pound butter this point and stored, refrigerated, sliced bookstore In the Manchester Par- her archrival ..t.. in Hie Virginia Slims of Promise margarine 89-cenl coupon, and since the t am interested in how well my readers do with their I small green pepper, chopped l / t teaspoon salt sauce In a S-quart chaserqle.. 3 eggs for two days. Vt pound angel hair pasta kade. Newsnami Houston Tournament. (11 a ^ ta It you can lavnllty IMs regular price was 11.09. I got the package tor Just 9 supermarket savings. Theresa and other readers I medinm onion, chopped 1/4 teaspoon pepper Repeat layers. Cover and aaroon Ni Itw novral 4 The 1SS7 NTl draft was somewhat anti- cents. I also found a refund offer for a free package in v^ose amart-shopidng experiences a ^ a r In my I pennd lean ground beet l/t teaspoon oregano wave tor It minutes on medium return for one proof of purchase. So for the cost of a column receive a copy ot my book. "The Guide to t cans (0 ounces each) lolnato high (70 percent), recently thwarted cibnactic due to the early slgiiiiig ol l-l/S eap Instant rice postage stamp, I received another package. Including Coupons and Refunds.” Write to me in care ot the 1 cap water sauce Sprinkle with cheese:.Let stand* eHiMta by siMne dis­ number-one pick VInny Teataverrie, Job eliminated? Redirect your career who went to Hie (CHOOSE ONE: Mianil the stamp, that adds up to only 3l-cents for two Manchester Herald. I cap grated Cheddar cheese l- l/t caps water tor 3 minutes, or until the cheeae gruntled soldiers In Dolphins, Tampa Say Succaneera). I teaspoon salt 1/4 pound uncooked spaghetti melts. Garnish with parSl^ flkkee.', my cmmlry to spark Grated Parmesan cheese A marketing working life. Express each achieve­ are they still valid? 1/6 teaspoon oregano Yields 0 to 0 serving*.,...... a rebellion agataial 5 Two of Ihe hottest teams In basehak — Combine butter, onion end garlic executive who ment in terms of performance, • What are my avocations? A 1/6 teaspoon pepper me. Who am I and the Milwaukee grewera and the New in a 2-quart casserole Microwave 2 had spent his result and measurement. For ex­ top-level executive in the communi­ Combine |/4 can tomato sauce, what South Ameri­ Vork Vankeea —arebaMknglorlhetop to 3 minutes on high. or unt il onion is entire working ample: "I Streamlined my com­ cations industry had collected bread crumt», green pepper, onion Pork A btan cRMhirolt > V can nation do I lead! : transparent life overseas re­ pany’s piping system tperfor- antique clocks as a hobby for 35 spot in the (CHOOSE ONEi American and ground beet in mikiium mixing S y lv ia Mentis Crumble ground beef Into casse­ I peaad lean greand heet-' * presenting an mance). reducing refining costs years. WKen he lost his Job. he league. National league) Eaat. bowl Mix well Pat mixture into I smell oahMi, chapped . . role. Microwave 3 minutes. S') American (result) by $500,000 annually” decided to make that hobby a bottom and sides -of IO-,lnth pip voun SCOItE: *1 to 1*0 potata -TOP OCOM: seconds to 4 minutes. SO straonds on i caa (I6 aaacce) park and heuM chemical com­ (measurement). career. Today, he has a thriving *t to «* potati - EicaOant. T1 to ••potata - «*o*. *1-1* potata-Pan. plate. Porter Sonlor eltlnnt pulfs. green beans, chilled mixed week ot May IL to 16:. ' high; or until b ^ f is set I can t0 »aace»),temate aatiee - ; pany was devas­ 3 Translate achievements into antique business, is considered an Combine rice, water, 1/4 cup • KnowMOpa UnllmnaO. Inc. S4-ST______Irult. Monday: Chicken patty on a rati, Add parsley .flakes, salt, pepper ' t tahleapeiMsa prraalred 'iiyiMhtd tated when his skills. Extract from your list of authority on early American clocks cheera. remaining tomato, satlce, "I . ’Tneaday: Shells with meat sauce, vegetable, fruit.. ■ and.oragaho..Stir In tomato sauce t tathleapaea W ereetterthlrc office was achievements the skills you needed and is earning much more than he served at Mayfair Gardeos and aalt. .oregano and. pepper. .Spoon salad, bread and butter, chilled 'Taeadayt English muttln pizza, : and -water, ipover.. Microwave 4 •■ aaace . „ - * . closed and his to obtain results. Are you expert at ever did in the corporate world. , Westhill Gardens the week of May Into pie plate. Cover, with, plastic i / l teetpaap anil ■ * ** pears. salad, fruit. .' inlnutesen high. career with the managing people or crunching * Where do I see myself in five 11 to 15 to Manchester residents wrap. Microwave M-tp 35 minutes : i/4 teaapoan pepper : ' Wedneoday: Halt day of school. Wednesday: Spaghetti with meet : Bn^ak spaghetti in halt. Mix Into , company suddenly ended. His week early on to Identify your most numbers? Note patterns of crea­ years? Daydream a little. Do you who are M or older: on medium high (70 Percent) , nr Crumble heet inm 0 - l-quart Hinmday; Salami grinder, ap­ Sauce, rail and butter, green beans, . .sauce CoYce Microwave 10 to It knowledge of languages and famil­ viable career options can save tive. cognitive, evaluative or lead­ imagine yourself in a comer office ANSWERS TO THE QUIZ Monday: Grape Juice, klelbasa until rice. Is fluffed and tender. .• plesauce. ice cream. fruit. . ininiites dp high, or until spaghetti , cSsserule. Add ohibb. mlci^lteve 4 iarity with international events, months or even years of drifting ership skills. with a window view, with responsi­ links, boiled botatoes. sauerkraut, Sprinkle with remainlni^ cheese. to minutra On high, or qhtll mtiat is Friday: Fish and cheese on a roll, Hiaraday; Fish Sticks, macaroni Is tender, stirring twice. Let stands 8 however, led him to a new career as Brainstorm career options with bilities to match? Or do you prefer a wheat bread, tropical fruit cup. Microwave 3 to 4 -minutes On set. ■ .. ■ •; ■ down blind alleys.” he adds anSeai uei french fries, cole slaw, apple crisp. and cheese, roll and butter, vegeta­ tur 10 minutes covered. Serve with a financial attache in the U. S. the following questions; non-pressure Job in your favorite ’Taeaday: Cheese soup, liver end medium high .(7t) percent) ..tor until, Stir in pork and bCans; tomatp -pamv-S (araauf ling teg ediuei-y ivsopietseN euj|je»v-f taiaoo ble. trull. grated Parmesan cheese Yields 4 diplomatic corps. At first he was HERE ARE SOME steps he • What are my unexplored resort community? What would it onions, mashed potatoes, mixed cheese is melted .Gut into wedges to sauce, mustard, #qfCestet*hlre 6 piequrag-t :„tpeT >|et t»V„-l :iHOITia04S/H31VMlTdOSd Friday; Pizza, salad, fruit. to 6 servings. recommends to his clients: take to make that image a realty? vegetables, rye bread, plum-cherry terve. Yields 0 servings working under men and women his dreams? Did you once long to run a j-S !q-y :e-t !a-i !p-i :saaOMH3lVW Bolton schools sauce, salt end pepper. ’ Oliver. 1. Get over fear and anger. While fishing camp, teach history or sell Once you zero in on an area, do compote. Junior, but he quickly becam e one eupuaSiv ‘oisoogv P«»« ■•IWVNSMIN The following lunches will be Microwave 8 to 10 minutes* mi of the State l^partment's most there are natural respon.ses for stocks? What was it about that some hard research about the fields tOednesday: Cranberry Juice, Johnny Manrttti medium high, o r until hot. Yields 4- “ •!»«1PI»M M"X-S served at the Bolton Elementary Saturday apodal valued employees. anyone who suddenly loses a Job. dream that was appealing? Might you are considering. What are the roast turkey with gravy, sweet HHAM high achoola to 0 minutes. . - icguey |is-y !|dtS]-t ipessv xa|eH-Z iawieja-i :]g03SaTgOM and Center schools the week of May I pound leara grouad beet I package (10 oanees) wide egg What can you do if you are caught these emotions are not very produc­ there be current Job opportunities opportunities? Where in the indus­ potatoes, peas and onions, dinner II to 15: tive in determining your career. try could you play a part? roil, applesauce cake. l/t cap chopped oalon In the squeeze of a massive Job cut related to your earliest Monday: Waffles, sausage pat­ The following lunches will be Don’t dwell on the past; concen­ aspirations? Finally, understand that you will 'ninrsday: Apple Juice, sloppy I cap dairy soar cream in an industry where Jobs similar to ties. chilled peaches. served at RHAM Junior ihd senior I caa (10-3/4 oaaees) coadeased yours no longer exist? Across the trate on the future and the unknown. • What do I study In school? Few probably have to start at a lower Joes, potato puffs, green beans, Tnesday: Juice, bacon burger, high schools the week of May It to cream ol asashraom soap, undil­ nation, many of you ore being opportunities It holds. of us actually work in the fields for salary than you are accustomed to. tossed salad. French dressing, lettuce and tomato, potato puffs, 15: ated forced to grapple with this common 2. Examine your careH achieve­ which we initially prepared. Was Consider: How much less can you peaches and pears. milllon-dollar cookie. I eaa (to ounces) whole kernel ments. Make a written list of your degree in engineering, but afford? How long will it be before Friday: ’Tomato soup, fishwich, Monday: Fruit Jutcc, chicken problem. Wednesday: Laslagna. garlic corn, drained Consider the oil Industry, where everything you’ve accomplished your work in sales? ’Though you you will be at or above current level carnival rice, broccoli with cheese pally on a roll, potato rounds, peas, TAKE bread, peas and coam. orange I Jar (toaaces) chopped pimlenio thousands of technical and ma­ during the past decade of your drifted away from youthful goals. of. Income? sauce, fresh fruit. pudding with topping. wedges. I teaspoon salt nagerial Jobs have been eliminated, Tnesday: Cheese pizza, green ’nmrsday: Clam chowder, grilled 1/0 teaspoon pepper devastating the economy of an beans, peaches. Moalt on Wheals cheese, chips, pineapple upside I large tomato, thinly sliced entire region and shattering the Wednesday: Baked manicotti Get Ready ’The following meals will be down cake. Crumble ground beef into {.quart lives of those fixed workers and rro F F ! Friday: Fruit Juice, pizza, aalad. with meat sauce, broccoli, garlic served to Meals on Wheels clients casserole. Add onion. Microwave 5 their families. g lU L T R A roll, applesauce. the week of May 11 to 15. The hot gelatin with topping. minutes on high unit beef is set and And surely you are aware of the THE POUNDS Thnrtdny: Fruit Juice, grinder, ’^ 1 Complete for the onion is transparent much-published firings in the The new Quick Start Plus Program* noon meal is listed first, the cool chips, pears. ^ 1 Hair C a r e evening meal second. broadcast Industry, In which ABC been ipdesigned to Covontfy olamtntaHM Friday: Fish sandwich, hash Monday: Beef stew with a and CBS have already axed Warmer Months help you take it off faster while ’The following lunches will be brown patties, mixed vegetables, biscuit, wax beans, salad, dessert. hundreds of Jobs and NBC is, keeping you healthy. Nutritionally served In the Coventry elementaify dessert. Ham sandwich, orange, milk. CAR RAFFLE reportedly ready to do the same. Ahead with a sound menus and food choicas, schools the week of May 11 to IS; and a new optional exercise plan: Tuesday: Beef rouladen. rice Monday: Meatballs in sauce, pilaf. squash, salad, dessert. Egg MAHCHESTER ELKS QUESTION: As companies are tailor it all to your own lifestyle. mashed potatoes, green beans, roll Amlovar Elomtntary salad sandwich. fresh fruit, milk. cutting staff, where do the men and Emotional support, too. ^wlth butter, chocolate cake. Wedneaday: Chicken a la king, IMS UrcoIr TtwR Gar women who have spent entire Thesday: Fruit Juice, fish on a K € ^ cauliflower, green beans, salad. The following lunches will be careers*ln a particular industry go THE DOLLARS roll, macaroni and cheese, fresh served at Anmver Elementary Only 300 tickets will b e aold Pedicure dMsert. ITina aalad sandwich, fruit vegetables. Ice cream. to find comparable employment? Join by May 16 for only $10*— School the week of May II to 15: cocktail, milk. Wedneaday: Hamburger on a •lOO* per ticket that’s half-pricel Ibnrsdny: Pot roast of beef with ANSWER: In many cases, there roll, french fries, pickles, fruit. Monday: Cbeesebumger. potato Drawing & Buffet Dinner H o u rs: gravy, baked potato, zucchini, is nowhere to go within the field. Exception; Capt. Nathan Hale will putts, green beans, pudding with Mon., Wed., Fri. 9-6 THE BEACRROBE aalad, dessert. Bologna and cheese For that reason, persons affected serve Juice, taco, corn, rice and tow ing. Satuitlay May • Tues., Thurs. 9-9 >bu did it! Why, yot/re beautitull sandwich, peaches, milk. by such industrywide cutbacks Call today cupcake. Tntrnesdny: Grinders, potato Remember Mom on Mother’s Day! FrMny: Baked haddock square t e i e 4 6 “ 9 M 2 may redirect their careers. SaC. 8-4 thnraday: Salad bar. sticka, vegetable stfcka, trult with newburg sauce mashed pota­ "The person who probably won’t FrMny: Meat and cheeae pizza, Wednesday; French bread pizza, 555 Main Street and make your toes, carrots, salad, dessert. Cold find a new Job in the same field aalad. fruit. cole slaw, Juice bars. THE NEW QUICK START tuHcey sandwich, ca n n ^ apricots, faces some special problems,” says Manchester, CT Unrainy; Steak and dteese (Acr«s from Marjr Oimey Nell Redford, president of The milk. . . aandwteh, bash browna, vegeta­ 9 Public Library) appointment ^ ^ P R O G R A M * Covmtiy High teiM>ol Redford Group, a New York-based bles. chocolate cake. a Ample Parkinp in (hr Rear W The following lunchea will be outplacement firm. MBnehottor hooibltal Friday: TUna boata. chipe, aalad. with Sherry served atjDoventry High School the applesauce. "Disciplining yourself to invest a 643-9525 ‘Die following meals are to be JOIN FOR HALF PRICE! served to senior citizens at Man­ chester Memorial Hospital cafete­ SAVE $10! ria next week, between 4:30 and 6:30 p.m. dally. THtRO NOTICE Snndny: Londonbroil with gravy, Self Scrvfc* Cola Op 8 ev MANcmiiM -- fried shrimp, baked chicken with WASH *N POI.D LAUNDROMAT Probate Court is open for gravy. TEDDY BEAR Our store is the deanest... AVAILAhLE Monday: Seafood newburg. chili C o m e in with your foundry DPor otT stEKvrcp. M.*i\t.)o I qinpf'M'd conferences with the Judge AVAILAULi: dog. submarine sandwich by the fro m •: SO P .M . to • P .M . on Join by May 16 at these convenient locatlotTs: ■ FAIR end get the dwnest inch, chicken Parmesan. Thursday nights. Appoint­ Spomofsd by wash in tow n! Save time and money— EAtTHMTPOkO ywCHKTER Tneoday: Sausage and peppers, IN tire ments suggested. Night lUMQAY SOUTH WMOtOR Let a i do yoar wash Tor youl OoagtagMlotwl Ctwrch S460MI Oongragilloml SbppkiiOompi. Church clam roll, quiche, braised short Margo and Bob Kudra OPEN Y AM • I EM telephone number: M7-3227. KEENEY MALL S37IMnarM Ctaith ITtOESngtonfM. ribs. fFormtrfy CrUplKO "s Suprrmt FooA BUf./ 7 DAYS A WEEK *Wsd.t:SOwi,4:30pffl MothBT’B Day WBBktnd William E. Fitigerald SKN.IMnSl. •Thurs 4:1Spm46:30pm Wedneoday: Turkey divan, beef Alicadaal «a daty 46:30 pm •Mon. 4:4$ pm 16:30 pm Btroganoff, knockwurst and sauerk­ •aturOay. May 6 - leam-MHn STOP 7 Judge of Probate •WM.4:4Spm46:30pm COUPON r T KnlgMiHOolMamlM raut. Lion’s Ferry sandwich. •unOiiy, IRoy 16 - lOem Ssm dJOP A SAVE laSlIMnSltaM tamyiX^ gmse Thursday: Veal cacciatore. Mother’s Day Special •Mon.6:30pm SELF SERVICE IN cheeae ravioli, cheeseburger, sau- 566E.CentorStrM erbraten with red cabbage. Come See the WorttfS Largest Beertt LAUNDRY ! •Thurs. 9:30 am FrMny: Beef burgundy, baked MKIUdlKTHCS — I M oeaaN ia u n m iv n A W n N C : AND ham. fish and chips, chicken t S F — t Tsmr I FREE CUP m s ¥ALUABLE coupon New registrants should arrive * K m rTM C WASHEtS tetiyaki. * U TIUPLE LOAD WASUEPS I 14 hour before times listed for orientation. Donation: Blood Pressure Sninrdny: American chop suey. 50$ / CMIdron Under 6 Free * « COMPUTEPIZED DttYEKS LOOK w . I For more information and additional class locations, call barbecue beef with .lettuce and Adutte - ‘ I** / ChHdran SI.WV.MUE CLINIC - BY NURSE \B>rlr«a>y 16. IW7 I 1-800 - 972-9320 tomato, sirloin steak." Dohationa to banafli Feut Newraert’a, 8t. Juda’a CWMrao O ddratfa \ EVERY THURSDAY Raaaarab Moaphal. Sava iha OhiMran $ Good Saw* o i iha Wotld US 5 -9 Wleneheeler echeols SACRED HEART CHURCH, HT. SO, VERHOH, CT. OFF H ie following lunches will be OVER! LIGGfTT PlRMDt PHARUtCV 30®/o C • \ C Not Applicable To Prior Sales • Exietlng Layaways M r I-$4. exit $8. rigM *t llohl onto Rt. M. WEIGHT WATCHERS' served at Manchester public m s VAIUXBI.E COUPON Fttirirrtt Srivur • Ultra Suodoe • Shoos or *10.96 Dreesee *f^lirai>WRWRlwaalMer i/sur/ ;(»F rt* a fe Benjamin it once was, with the stars and [U S A ] Edge of Night acreen, $30.9 million, alx weeka, $12 quality movies that long made it a ' 99 M*A«B*H million. must for anyone connected with TNI omiZWILLS- bf IIH Idierr IB) Newt (Live) ® Novala: La Olorla y al Inflemo capsd killari Nick Notia. Eddie Murphy. 1 : 0 0 A M X w a Love Lucy Thraa epi­ 4. "Extreme Prejudice," Trl- Jamea Remar. 1983 Rated H sodes from "The Lucy-Desi Comedy film. ® Ooetor Who [018] Danger Bay |CC| Jonah goes snor Star, $2.1 million, 1,071 acreena, American celebrities, scared 8 ) Charlie'* Angel* Hour" which starred Lucille Bell and Desi kling In water that it polluted by toxic 10:30PM ® ® INN Naw* Arnaz "The Celebrity Next Door" (1957) $3,207 per screen, 15.6 million, two away last year by terrorism in '.Q i Quincy watte, rendering him blind ® Henaymoonart with Tallulah Bankhead, "Lucy Makes weeka, flO million. Europe, are expected in record 9 $ Reporter 41 9 : 0 0 P M X Magnum, P.l. Magnum ® Nollelaro Untvltkm Room for Daddy" (1958) with Danny Tho­ mas, and "MHton Berle Hides Out at the "Project X," 20th Century Fox, numbers. They include: : MacNell/Lehrar Newahour winds up in a battle with gangsters when [ESPN] FIthIn' Hot# hia friend Mac triea to paaa himself off aa Ricardos " (1959) Hosts Lucre Arnaz, $2 million, 1,024 acreena, 31,990 per Academy award-winner Paul r nwT •: ; ® Carol Bumott and Friandt the HawaH-baaed detective. (60 min.) (R) 1 1 : 0 0 P M X X ® ® Nawt Betty White, Ann Jtllian (2 hra.) acreen, $9.9 million, three weeka, 39 Newman, who will present his '^MyAj 1 D I8 ] MOVIE: -The Cara Baara Movie' CD (fl) Dynatty fCC) Seeaon finale. Krya X ® Lata Show: Starring Joan Rivert ( D Here’a Lucy million. "Glass Menagerie" starring his Animated The Care Bear* embarit on a tie hea a ^emonition of tragedy at Adam (In Stereo) 6. "Lethal Weapon,” Warner wife Joanne Woodward and Karen :• rnlislon spreading goodwill until an evil CD Joe Franklin artd Oana'a wedding, Alexia faces a life X Carol Burnett and Friend* Bros., 31.7 million, 1,132 screens, Allen in the Tennessee Williams Jplrlt triea lo slop them Animated. 198G threatening aituetion. (60 min ) 0D TwHIght Zone TM tm A N TO M Lm Falk * ly iM ry Rated Q $1,472 {>er acreen, 353.2 million, nine play. CD lu fin n e Somera The entertainer ® Odd Couple ( 3 Maude < W ^ (ESPN ] BporttLook (l^ovldea a mixture of comedy and music ® Avangart [C N N ] Croeeflre weeka, $15 million. Mickey Rourke and Faye Duna­ n w tK c m , t HsARP^ NOT THE 7. "Platoon," Orion, 11.6 million, way, the degenerate heroes of ASOMP. LIKE A P------WINP. BE [ h BO] MOVIE: The Candidate' An artd welcomes impreaaioniats Joo Alas ® Hogan's Heroes \0\B] MOVIE; 'Blnbad and the Eye of ' Idealistic young man runs lor the ^nate key, Maurice La Marche and John Roarke the Tiger' Sinbad sails into e world uf 1,306 acreena, $1,208 per acreen, Barbet Schroeder's "Barfly," a PlAVINS.WkSIt THANKFUL % ' against a conaervallve Incumbent Robert (60 min.) ® Newt (Livel WINP r KOU (HP swords and sorcery and confronts a men­ $123.9 million, 20 weeka, $6 million. film previously rejected by count­ -It Radford, Melvyn Douglas, Peter Boyle (8) ® Night Coilrt While Christine's ® Msttangar from Poland acing sabertoothed tiger. Patrick Wayne, NOTHEEP 13972 Rated PG 8. "Ralaing Arizona,” 20th Cen­ less producers as too depressing. IT being sworn in as the new judge. Harry ® Talat of tha Unexpected Jane Seymour, Margaret Whiting 1977 tury Fox, $1.4 million, 606 acreena. Nbyellst Norman Mailer, who, at ;{M A X ] MOVIE: The Story of WHI Ro plans a colossal stunt Part 2 of 2. ® M*A*8*H Rated G. 32,196 per acreen, $13.5 million, 63, has come up with his second Iga^*' LVIII Rogers' rise to fame and for- 9D Novala; Eaa Muchacha da Ojoa Cafe [ESPN] John Fox'a Qreat Outdoors CAFTAIN lASY «by Crooht A Oatala , riuns, hie marriage, and the Influence he had 8D Por Amor (60 min ) aeven weeks. $6 million. film, "Tough Guys Don't Dance," 'On others is all detailed in this biographical [CN N ] Larry King Uva 9Tt 8CTV Network [liS A ] Search for Tomorrow 9. "The Allnlghter,'' Universal, about sex and murder and starring .Tltudy of the lamed humorist and commen- [018] MOVIE; Tha Last Hurrah' An ay [C N N ] Moneyllne $1.4 million, 977 screens, $1,453 per Ryan O'Neal and Isabella "w -eator Will Rogers Jr. Jane Wyman. Eddla ing New England mayor ia defeated in a 1 :1 6 A M X MOVIE: 'Evil Stalks This ‘A "«em or 1952 hard-fought and aueationable campaign [D IS ] Beet of Oitia and Harriet Houee' A man and his two children stum­ acreen, 11.4 million, one week. n-a. Rossellini. ^ >^lU8A] Cartoons Spencer Tracy, Jemey Hunter, Diane Eos [U S A ] Alfred Hitchcock Hour ble upon a mansion inhabited by two eld ter 1956 erly women Jack Palance, Helen Hughes 1 1 : 3 0 P M X ® NIghtllne (CC) f i S O P M QD 9 9 Too Close for Comfort [T M C ] MOVIE; 'Delta Poroa' A terrorist 1961 ‘ ' r X t ) ® ABC Newt ICCI hijacking leads an invincible band of com­ X Cahnon Cinema ' .QD Baneon mandos to the Middle East Chuck Norris. ® Honeymoonert 1:30A M ® INN Nawa,. Lee Marvin, Martin Balsam 1986 Rated R (19) Not AvaMable In Stores ;® 8 C T V (in Stereo) . ® Blkarra ' ® ® Tonight Show (In Stereo) HABTFORO , Extreme Prejudice (RJ 7:tS, 9:20. — •LONbIt by Daan ,Youn« A Alan Draha ! ® NBC Newt [U SA ] MOVIE; ‘Tha B iU ’ The owner of n [CN N ] Newtnight Upddt* '- cinema CKv — T)ie Good Father (R) Monneauln (PO) 7:20,9:20. Nightly Business Report sanitation company seeks refuge from his ® Racing from Plalneflald -« [ESPN] NBA Today .4:55, »:35. — Exlreme Preludice (R) MOW'D > 00 KNOW murderous brother-in-law in a gay bath ® Hogan's Heroes 7:05,9:25. — Working Girl* 7:15,9:45. — VBRNON -TT BOILK> OAAF WITHJUl^' ‘ HD Notlelaro Univltlon [M A X ] MOVIE: 'Lucky ■t3' A teen-ager Cine 1 6 2 — Police Acodemv IV; hoaskaaphim s a u c s ' TH A T Tj house Rita Moreno. Jack Weston. Kay (SD News convicted of murder arfd the prostitute . 84 Chorlno Croat Rood (PG ) 4:40, 9:15. ' T 9D Love Connection Ballard 1976 Citlient on Patrol (PO) 7,9:10. — Blind [CN N ] Sports Tonight who had been writing to him in jail take off Date (PO-13) 7:10,9:30. -fC N N ] Bhowbli Today for Arizona after he escapes police cus - BAST HARTFORD 9 : 3 0 P M ® ^ Easy Street The gang [D IS ] Prairie Home Companion with . Bastwo'sS Pah B Cintma — Blind - {E SP N ] Inside the POA Tour at the mansion is afraid to fire their slightly tody. Monica Carrico. Eric Stoltz, Stuart Dote (PO-13) 7:30. WB9T NARTPORO , . _ Garrison Keillor Margolin 19B4 Rated R ■Im 1 At — Blind Dote (PO-13) 7,9:30 7 f O O P M (D CBS Newt deranged gardener (R) (In Stereo) Paar Rldiard'a Rob B dnama — ARLO AND JANII * by Jimmy Jehnaon [E S P N ] BportaCenter (T M C ) MOVIE: Doga' A university pro­ Police Academy IV: Cillzent on Pofrol — Pollet Acodomy IV: Citlient on - C E (fJl ® M*A*8*H 1 0 : 0 0 P M CD Equalizer A woman, an [TM C ] MOVIE: ‘Making Love' A young fessor attempts to discover what is caus (PO ) 7:30, 9:30. . Patrol (PO) 7,9:30. COULD VDU PICK UP HCV.« OC U l f VOUR LUCKVIOUMKR SUR(.'R(MEJ^ • -X ) 99) Wheel of Fortune noyed by a Peeping Tom, and a psycho woman must lace the knowledge that her ing a pack of dogs to terrorize a small col­ tbawcose cinemas 1-9. — • w ibal pathic killer call McCall for help (60 min ) Weapon (R) 1 :30, 7:25,9:35.-rPloloon WILUMANTIC THClAUNDKVfHIK'b MV lUCKV NUMKRI lft% 2.' ------L om r ! X B 1 00.000 Pyramid husband is in love with another man Kate lege town David McCallum. George U.A. TM Cbtamai — Hpotlori (PO) 7. X ® ® Nawt Jackson, Harry Hamlin. Michael Onikean Wyner, Linda Gray 1977 Rated R (R ) 1:30, 7:05, 9:30. — Rolalna Arlipno ,1UE CLAIM CHtCK ', • ® Jeflertone ICC) (PO-13) 1 ;55, 7:45,9:55. — The AHnlph- 9. — My Damon Lovar fPOOi) 7,9. — X ® Maflah (CC| An oH-lhe-wall un 1981 Rated R [U S A ] MOVIE: 'Scsrface' This gangster ler (PO-13) 2, 1 :10, 9:20. — ProlerfX Malona (R) 7:30, 9:30. — Blind Dote I . ® Beet of Saturday Night / dercover cop is brought in to investigate 1 1 : 3 5 P M X Entertainment Tonight film highlights the early history of crime in (PO).1:35, 7.20, 9:40: — Molone (R) 2, PO-13) 7:15, 9:15. — LAHial Wtapon II . 9$ MacNell/Lehrar Newahour the kilting of convicts who have recently Singer Julio Igleslas, Hollywood heath and Chicago Paul Muni, George Raft. Boris 7(15, 9:25. — The Secret of Mv Socces* R) 7:1i 9:15. — Rolslna Arllono been released from Mariah (60 min ) beauty lipa (Part 2 of 3) (In Stereo) Karloff 1932 - . (PO-13) 1:40, 7:30, 9:50.— Tin MenJR) PO-U) 7:15,9:15. > , JH) Barney Millar 1:45, 7:35, 9:45. — NIoMmore on Elm CD Afch Little and tha Qraat Pratanders streets; Dreom Warriors (R) 1:50,7;50,> ; ® Benny Hill M Impressionist Rich Little welcomes Deb 1 1 : 4 0 P M [M A X ] MOVIE; LoneWoH 1:40AM [HBO] MOVlE: Parla. 1 McQusda' A maverick Texas Ranger uses 10. . riina^Pollct Acodemv IV; CItlien* ; ® Hollywood Bqueree bie Reynolds and Sister Sledge to this Texas' (CC) After a reunion yvilh his sdn. a* on Patrol (PO) 7:15. comedic salute to The Wizard of Oz. his martial arta skills when he collides with rtian sets out to find the wife he left behind ON THIFABTRACR by BHI Haibrook ! ® Novala: Cuna da Lobot modern day bandits and arms smugglers Mae West. Garbo Cher, and Diana Ross years ago Harry Dean Jtanion.’ Nastassf^ Police Acodemv ORIVR-INI J IB) Nightly Bualnact Report (60 min ) Chuck Norris. David Cerrsdine, Barbara Kinski. Dedn Stbckw ‘l 1984 Rated R (PO) 7:30,9:30.— Mon*{ia(4 — Reopen* Friday. Carrera 19B3 Rated PG IV: CItlien*onPolrpl ( I 9D Man Houtton (3 ) Police Story WHATAIO iT SURE. JUST K W ? ^ int rtb fwM mFiO| I IREAK1H6 S0M. I |CNN] Moneyllnc 90) Wild. Wild West 1 1 :5 0 P M [HBO]MOVIE; 'Sweat Lib­ m erty' (CC) A hiMorian goes into a state ol 1ST j OF...... ‘ ISAUI* L (ESPN] BporteCantar (S ) ( 8 Bronx 2oo A flu epidemic forces madness when a movie company comes SWU., (TM C J MOVIE: ‘An American In Petit' Qus to take over as coach of the basketball to town to mak> a movie based on the i^TllftlAAD An American sr-GI finds romance and suc­ team (60 mm } (In Stereo) book he has written Alan Alda. MictiuH TOON ALLAY OOF ‘ by Da»a Oraua cess in Pena Mutical score by George and ® Muy Especial: Aguatln Lara Came, Michelle Pfeiffer 1986 Rated PG MERE. Ira Gershwin Gene Kelly. Leslie Caron Os­ AM. \ WALL, AH’UL BE A QOOBER / OH - MAH - car Levant 1951 ( O Parry Mason 1 2 : 0 0 A M X Taxi 4Boc>« \ p e AI LOOKV TH ER E.JEP /ftrkRM.ivnniBI [C N N ] CNN News (X) ® Atk Dr. Ruth o bh l . (U S A ] AlrwoH (60 min ) irsHiM! irs ’ [HBO ] MOVIE: Jake Spaed' (CC) A (11) Star Trek R O M m i . L n MISSELFI 7 : 3 0 P M X PM Magaalne young woman seeks the help of a pulp ® Tales of tha Unexpected X Current ARelr hero to rescue her sister, who has been kidnapped by an African white slave ring 99) MOVIE: ‘A Yank at Oxford' An Amer X Jaopardyl Wayne (Crawford. Karen Kopins. John lean athlete wins a scholarship to Oxford, X Entertainment Tonight Singer Julio Hurt 1966 Rated PG (In Stereo) and trouble starts when his classmates Coct,(bo** lO A molhat Tight* to aava hat chtMran (Home of the Hebron Harvest Fair) I ■ i As you can see. the only slumbling _____community v*hich it baing utad aa a Pom INT Pam 30 u ST. bn dii toft Pam 40 Pam Pam block for South Is in the trump suit. The Welland Canal het^wen Ukes dump atta lot hatatdout chamicti watt| •1.00 DONATION But the fuvotable He of the spade |a<^ Ontario and Erie haseighl locks to de­ Mwtha Maaon. Robatt Gunlon (chlldran undBr 12 IrsB) REFRESHMENTS would nomtally make declarer's task tour the m-fool drop of the Niagara FuKat 19B2 98 MOVIE: -V’ Pan 3 C:ioH«ifry* dtiBilrt With O p e i^ head: y K rathw ettUMrilcas. Perron fudged cor­ Palls and the rapids of the Niagara ® ® Hightwav to Haavan (CC) A buai; rectly that the strength of ^ t h 's bid­ River naaaman'a dkly daakngt gat him 'kttlad.' 9 but Jonathan and Marti tttanga a aacond Kidifi'git »7V»»oU>N>T IT » JA W chtnea at Ma tor him (60 mtn) (In Starao) S Bhakh (CC) htiarviawa with panfci- V ... V *kisr UfBA •OOP panta and arttnaaaaa. dtacuaaiona and cur­ Y NOWIN Polly’s Poiotm rant aMa Imagaa documant tha horror ol tha Moiocaual (3 hra I Part 4 ol 4 Y Maka-ybvir-own B6HANl!ii'i^lU^'? WtHTtHtOF^DNhCarabl______S MOVIE: 'Amda HaK' A Naw York co SEASON — madtan atntggin with hia on-agam. oll- through ThufaBiy with ■ again romanca with a young woman Wm- B eu t m uaii U t bbkn pM na.ua Heap DEAR Polly — Here's my t VttJHDCPWMCNNASrr NASTY TDLDMB THAT HE .nar ol tour Oacara. including Boat Pictura Oil can replace « l lAnikiHHbg vnmM egaal Y table- od Nr perfect lump-free gfavy. AAPNARF WIU- BB LfiAVINS AAAY N O T « 0 t o G U tA M E fk •Woody Aktn. Diana Kaaton. Tony Rob- Connecticut 8 I alL W eub wuuAI egiial m ia - F O R 6 LWLMBR. GAAAR GAMPTVHS'TBAR. •arta 1977 CtMose bacon grease, oil, better er solid shortening some other N t Brown the regetu d S liROVtE; "Tha BHdga a« RawtagaW RHce wm'lt* ptuBaMy uaNg tbe aH ■Tha U S Amty movaa to captwa a atra- ansount of Itoar in the hot fat, irrabat tagic Oarman brtdga batora it la dvoamltad ByNlyVtifeMr N r I m M leaMWL be MN* N cAu u m sere there is enough Nt to moiMcn ra 21 Ploeoo Lunehoon iw Nat ki NgWb l*bwwbNiate< aad by deaparata Natia Gaoroa Sagal. Robart Shad*4 ®\ 2 R«tul® RIb-Ey* | Vaughn. Ban Gattara iB69 Friod Shrimp DEAR POLLY - iNbbMHl WUA the Boar. Ttien pour in cuM Noth, Sla­ Food Bar ' ikoaaNibkMlaHabbcbaiicu- ter or iidll^ surfing constantly. By the 9D Novala: D Fiackt da la Fama •tMk Dlnnar* i kiM t» uiib HMd kbiiktiiNI ([YUfUb- «iiH k ur HkhN uB. Pbr NHNUbsNte Ume the ligaid hoih, yoa srtll have H ® live From tha Mat: Diatoguee el tha I e^B SV weRyta, a im u i a ai jptaaat aH aie sUrtei thoroasMy awi th w srtll he CatiwaWtaa (In Starao) CLAM SOSO * 5 . 9 9 alkk guaa eAabtew Im t 'KS bfeuaaaaN- I * 2 . 9 9 wo lamaa. It srta thkehea wakchly, aad ®NIOVtE: ‘For UdNa Onty’ 4 " aapatng * 8 . 9 9 I with 7 WiwerWww B» I mBiittbHe N N uibNb kaue Aaaa NawE N shuakE be remased tram Uw heat ba- young actor hnda luccaaa aa an axohe with with Nbb Nr Ibe uttwrT QAL P t l^ bebbbpNIN mediately. - MARY dancer thtkaw York Gtagory Hantaan. Laa FRITTERS ...^2 ® FREE KALAMAIDO Grant. 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REAL ESTATE THIS WEEK kfter AIDS claims his iover aoataitafaattaiaaatafta fFPP ^rwwlim r0lwpO0POrf '-at 4 a BBtf BBSBSBB. 099(9 foatarifg: D. W. Rsh Co. a a a t: m Cdlonlff, Mrs* famtiy 1879 5 bedroom Coloniil oontrally located near BoHon m heantifM after baring gone M AH AMfr: t h irttt fa BfTr ifrcw Of nrorvRH fiiBT ffvier e room, front to book tMng room, o«t-ln kitohon, 4 boOroomf, fhroegh the moat pafnfol andfragfe ^weiffiiB ^e otIhi Hf woman rea^cbea 26, ner cbancea of VniOVIIi e w pmnR N6VHRV Qreen. 16x21 fireplaced living room, spacious sunlit 2^/4 bffht, fbovo sroimo p ^ . $224,t06. Ifm of hla fffe. and ff be eaWf be wKWn%tw, IraTO ^eCeilfly ftndfpg a mate are greaffy redseed tcandia Lodga aata maoi ng dining room with alcove. Large applianced kitchen, den, Ofen «itb bfa nvvncew inei sne ifve nw mere becaatae adf the goad ewea are Raal tfagMaam, aow of Erik aiMI Efeaivor Masnatoff Scaodia Lodge 33 Vasa Order of America will meet music room, huge wrap-around porch, 2Vi baths, 2 car r, be refnea to eome borne. ivivervn m se x , Bvm we Hvee sioppBiV taken." of Mancbeafer, receMly achieved hla private affet'a Tboraday at 7: W p.m. at Emaoael Lofberafl Cborcb. : Abba, # e fore oar eon. baf doWf piiMABBi reierieiw. iM fw w om j i vrVi Vefl, I ama "gaodotve." and! am Heetwe at Dayton Reach, Pla. Rani la a Mancbealer Hefen Rsrnell wHI present a program on teddy benra. garage, property also includes leased outbuilding. Much wOTii ww evvyDvrrffMvVreifi ano nye* iTOw ve r^ pie^^w i wouuddAi iu i VnisadaM otwvvovf not taken, and f refganfoaeflfefar a ffi|gi Sebool Mwfent aod la aefivafy hivolved in Tickets will be available for the May Id annual UftR REALTY CO. aa^^a d0 ^0 ^^0 more. f m t itiM fMo sffeefkweewMMiif. eifw ireve ceirveyeii tiivT le ner in iw man w ho'' daean’f nw atamd- Mancheaier'e Civil Air banooet at the Manchester Country Chib. Social hour ia Wbat do we do? aaeoFfafn ferma. Howerw, abe baa arda hMit ao f can aay. "I bare a Patrol Squadron aa tbeir at 8:SS p.m., followed by dinner at 7p.m Dance music M3-26V2 ; eMOtfONALLYTOUff fndfeafed that tbara the way ffta— man.'' Deputy Cadet Com- wifl be provided by Edward Hendela. and I bad bet ter feam to ffre wttb ft. miew Tiffvi v pesees m e c^snnes niMder. He plana to M3-1S91 243 Maki St., Manefiettar, CT 09940 DiHyf:dfrf:0O Robtrf D. Murdock, Roaftor IDE Aft TCrfIN: Teff /obntbat you f don’t befiere my wife to aeetng iirBTdmawad fleirieotie owi dma0WL0mere g0 fs S^^kRag^w^a roeiifiig fortber Ma training in 87M 400 Vtrnea Gr., Vsrifoa, CT 09990 8«. •:0O-S;«> wi|nt btm to come borne — that yon BRjone eiee. one s jBvi oeeitvecitnel TOT. BUT ne bbsii i fnei nie jei. aeronofica. Nuria’a day at tha Bad Croaa

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WadaMdae Itaa a .ear ^ M RHAM lists thinl-perioci honors Recipes go with wine BUSINESS Bu^neom in Brief Most banks can redeem bonds t _ . TrabHz managM AAA agancy CSi^rtfcw — < m g t fW W ;l setting the final maturities of alt E matoly 119,881 in Series E beads. M cHm Ic aiM l 1 to Sfeoan< Hm ¥ «il to The AatomoMIe C M ad Hartfotd-AAA bM aMMMWdd tba own aomeSerica bonds at 49 years. But oompMca- Wanting to exchange these for HH E, U J. gavtaga bonds, I went to a saving and lean f t o r t * CM toto «Mi wM Mrte •■< M er. >f«M« apiMhitnNmt of Oayto TrabMi, CTC, at T rt^ A Travil tIoM seem to he preferred over gwfle aed itoSM, dtow * AAI awM managav for tti« SIS,S¥*-memb«r motorlag and travel Bondf, iasued •Impllty at Endavllle*on-the- assodatlon, t f m r q>f|oN. I iiave approxi- return receipt requeeted. built on the site. The first phase of the development, known as Y Town Homos at Stoney Brook, Is scheduled to be ready for the Non-Fo»-ni B jsi"CSS market In August, and the project Is expcctod to be completed by October IMI. Mortgage market is an oasis Productivity Suffield Savings Bank is providing both the acquisition and at the SHOPS AT 30 ONEHOUR Percent etiangs Sum pssvtsws conatructlon loans for the property. CMCD's affiliate, CMC-Construction Inc,, Is the general contractor. MOTOPHOTO' 0000/00010 development was designed by the Martin Organliatlon, an after years in a dry speil 1 MOTO PHOTO IS THE BEST SOURCE FOR YOUl^ architectural firm In Philadelphia, and the engineering was completed by Fuss k O’Neill of Manchester. * 4 .0 % hlisS? - Enhance her By John Cunniff about the mortgage market today: government-related entitles have Mother's Day HUM DEVELOPING NEEDS The Associated Press Rates fluctuate with economiaMrYtnanaged to take the cash flow from Qllllland named vice president change. Once buffered from sudden a mortgage “ and cut it up Into with the gift of * 3.0 Robert J. Gilliland has been promoted to vice president of NEW YORK - One good thing moves, mortgages now react as pieces that have different payout • PICTURES READY IN ONE HOUR • TRAINED AN D CERTIFIED FASHION marketing and sales of the Composite Materials Division of about the mortgage market today is quickly as other capital markets. characteristics.” PHOTO FINISHING TECHNICIANS • CUSTOM LA8 OUAUTY AND Lydall Inc. He Is responsible for the markeUng and sales activity that there’s money available, even "W e have seen an explosion of the Such securities are “ multiclass,” JEWELRY. meaning they offer varying terms PROFESSIONAl ADVICE • ON-SITE PROCESSING TO of the division’s facilities In Manchester, Covington, Tenn., and If rates have risen of late, and you conversion of mortgages to securi­ couldn’t always say that. ties,” says John A. Tuccillo, chief to maturity. For example, an PROTECT YOUR PICTURES Hooaick Falls, N.Y. In fact, the availability of funds economist of the National Associa­ investor might buy a five-year FROM BEING LOST Gilliland Joined Lydall In 1982 as manager of 8.E. Durold now Is a direct consequence of the tion of Realtors. security In a pool funded by 80-year products at Lydail’s Technical Papers Division In Rochester, |«ana*M n«HM M Haaiaa» same market having been drained In 19M, about 66 percent of the mortgages. V N.H. In 1985, he was promoted to director of marketing for dry less than a decade ago, leaving 8442 billion of single-family mort­ The net result. Tuccillo points 1986 Lydall’s Composite Materials Div­ homeowners sitting on a lot of gages issued were packaged Into out. Is that mortgage securities I E X T R A S E T O F P R IN T S J ision. Before Joining Lydall, Gilliland J^a CfiLC 'jBoLitiquE Wiihfhi's coupon, N»cMvtr a F»e# E»frA Srt Ol Piimt. I equity and no way to get It out. securities. But Just five years have become substitutes for corpo­ I »nfjnf)ffapniiH9ondrollolcolo»prtn|tH»n(C*4t ^ worked at Western Electric Co., U8M earlier less than 20 percent of them rate and government securities. 0f'.x:es5t *o» pfOcrs»ing anil prYiting si One Hour Mo*d- g After that sad experience, go­ Corp. and 8pauldlng Fiber Co. were sold to Investors as securities. The spread between mortgage llc.Elego«F<**m | Pnoio CXliM UmntHi to « rc^ p«f coupon pH ■ vernment and private officials coahunsr. Not VAhrl Wilp arry otltor prorrYOlior | Gilliland holds a bachelor’s degree Result: The relation of the dollar rates and other capital Interest ji««iwa»aeotw '^51^''-' worked together to create secon­ li'aiatoaMAvalabt* " I l»p Jun, 1, (M7 J in Industrial management in busi­ to the Japanese yen, the rise in the rates has been reduced. i ' ' Fr«« 4ll«rattJWMU-i5t«ej^ ITrappInf ness administration from 8t. Peter’s dary markets for mortgages. No prime rate, the cost of capital and In effect, the buffer that once longer would the Issuing bank need College In Jersey City, N.J., and a all the other economic news that Isolated mortgage rates from the SHOPS AT 30, VERNON a 873-2328 S H O P S A T 30 — 4»tManiofdTpfca..Varnonat7l-gOM to hold loans; they would sell them master’s degree In business adminis­ once seemed almost Irrelevant to rest of the market has been n—t»i Mwm i w . ai. ia.a / w«a.. Hi» wh m ia.a / a—. w— -a off to professional packagers. tration degree Golden Gate Univer­ mortgage-seekers now are of vital removed. Price movements now A9 (rapMe are often the same. Your home sity In 8an Francisco, Calif. The packagerp then bundled the Importance. The natlon'e non*ferm pro- mortgages together as securities, Says Nestor R. Weigand Jr., moi-tgnge is tied to the global enabling Investors to buy an Realtors president-elect: " I think economy. ductivlty rose at an annual Give Mom Covantry farmtr Interest In American homeowner- we are recognizing for the first time And because the global economy rate of 1.7 percent during ship, Just as they could buy an that home mortgages are more has been stirred by concerns about the first quarter of 1087 ra-alactad diractor the dollar, inflation, a possible equity position in General Motors related to the value of the yen than because of a sharp drop In or a portfolio of government bonds. we have ever perceived in the trade war and more, the cost of the Best! Thomas R. Peracchio, a dairy 6 That results In one bad thing, past.” mortgages has risen — quickly, not labor costs, the government farmer from Coventry, has been ChooM from a wide tolaollon ol naoklaoM, banplM and aarrinpa from the customer’s viewpoint, Tuccillo explains that private and in delayed response as before. announced. In aaml-praoloua atonaa, roaa quarta, Mack onyx and much mora. re-elected as a regional director to After having fallen to a nine-year Shop with the Young Cooperator Board of low of less than 9 percent earlier Fashions for Mom Directors of Agii-Mark Inc., New this year, rates for 30-year-flxed- EMERGENCY England’s largest dairy cooperative. Uretek workers vote rate conventional mortgages ex­ Fire — Police — Medical om Cartlflealaa Ayaltobla ceeded 10 percent by mid-April. the Best! Robert Gilliland Peracchio was re-elected to the and drat Olft Wrapping Agri-Mark YC Board by YC Will rates continue to rise? NAB analysts say no, and are forecast­ DIAL 911 members of the cooperative whose farms are located in to join garment union In Manchester Shops at q Agri-Mark’s Region 2 and who attended the'annual YC regional ing a drift back to the lower levels of Jlannika'ji meeting April 14 In Colchester. earlier this year. NEW HAVEN (AP) - The care for their liver conditions. The Agii-Mark YC program Is open to dairy farmers between But it might be wise to recognise International Ladles Garment Steers said the ILGWU was that while NAR analysts are expert the ages of 18 and 38 who are In management positions on the Workers Union has become the contacted In mid-February by a in the ways of the real estate QUALITY SHOPS AT 30,435 Howtford Tnpk, Vernon 30 Agri-Mark member farms. 872-7448 • Mon-Thun A Sof 10^, Fri 10-9. Sun 12-6 bargaining agent for 60 striking health care worker concerned market, they have far less expe­ SEEDS employess of Uretek Inc. following about the Uretek employees. He rience in analyzing the global AT DOWN- Qeorgla-Paciflc buys atata firm a vote by workers to Join the union. said the workers agreed within economy — of which the real estate TO€ARTH three days to be represented by the market now is a part. AUGUSTA, Ga. — The directors of the Georgia-Pacific Corp. The workers voted 26-13 Tuesday PRICES! in favor of Joining the ILOWU, said union, but that the company re­ have agreed to buy U.S. Plywood Corp. of Wilton, Conn., for about fused to recognize them once the 8215 million. Tom Steers, an ILGWU representa­ tive from New York. The vote was ■trike began. T. Marshall Hahn Jr., chairman and chief executive officer of held at the plant under the supervi­ Georgia-Pacific, told shareholders ’Tuesday the company plans Uretek Insisted that the union be NOTICE / sion of the National Labor Rela­ to acquire all of the preferred and common stock of U.S. Plywood, officially sanctioned by the NLRB tions Board. a nationwide manufacturer of Industrial wood products and before It would meet to negotiate Robert W. Gordon distributor of building material based in Connecticut. U.S. The workers have been on strike the strike. Is discontinuino the practice of law at Cards every mother will love. Plywood had net sales In 1986 of 8944 million. since Feb. 20, shortly after 30 Steers said the company could The acquisition, which would take place later this year, is workers suffered liver damage have accepted the union's presence 417 East Center St./ Manchester/ Conn. Come see unit/ue gifts, cards and wrap in our Mother's Day display. subject to a final agreement and regulatory approval. It includes linked to a chemical used In the with protest. plant, which coats plastics and Any clients wishing their files may call at six manufacturing facilities and 44 distribution centers and fabrics with chemicals. Ten of “ They could have recognized us shipping facilities throughout the country. that address on May 9/ 1987/ 1-5 P.M. All flits those workers had non-infectious right away. They didn't. But the The board also approved about 1263 million In capital hepatitis. election speaks for Itself. We have prior to 1980 will not be retained. c A a D I expenditures for new equipment at manufacturing facilities in Steers said many of the workers the overwhelming support of Maine and Louisiana. are still sick and under medical Uretek workers,” Speers said. Telephone 643-5113 W e also feature: Also selection by: P 6W« M M IBBBl»M8»BM» 8W M a i! 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■MAMCS«T«Rl«liAi4?.WeDavldaon Inc. plant la Pomuylranla to argue MittM t*r Kiirt...... Mrvlctt Nanltd ...... U Nan ltd la Suy/Ttddk...... atMilM It naan an Hiaday btiwt nukHealjan. are moving to make their own law, states were expected to lose revenue as a result of federal m adyarHaamanlt la M aMHin*d Manday, that in the qiwat to eraee a I lf M Wilton trade d e fl^, a ItWttOimMlMC*..... Hi* daadHM la i : « a.m. an HrMay. •elf-help potture by bualnen It preferable to Itertonal Income tan tyttemt more receive an estimated |i billion In tax Changes, and Its legislature •Minili OMwHunitiM. KMWt Ptwtwtv...... MarchBitdlBa ...... WrlW KtMtwtv.... Auiam ailva protectlonlat meaturat by the government. progrettlve, a survey of legitla- additional revenue by simply mak­ Increased taxes. HklKMvflMignal...... ■miri*vm*Ht StrvicM.. If \ gw*9MKISM *Ml llw*i*IIW*i* ... Antlkukk wd csIltellbiM II cart tw talk...... ft MAB veuH AB. CHMtHlad adywHatmaWa ara The trip to York, Pa„ the tWrd of lit kind tince tures said today. ing their ta x u conform to the Gold Mid that in general the big L M*mm*tM••mmtttM Wwit**....Wwit**... HPan ky WlattieM at a eanyanlanca. Tlia Nwttd tk Mnl...... Ctothld*...... 71 TrwckafVam tar lata...... 91 Manehttlw HaraM It rataanalMa tw aniy ana Reagan announced hit cofflpetitiveneaa campaign In While state tax Increatet out­ chaiufes that broadened the federal states, particularly In the Nor­ RiBl lllB tt XufBllMtt...... H camMta/TrMltM...... 91 intarratt intattian and Hian amy tar ina tita at theast, stand to receive the largest tVfttkrMf Akkimntki..... n MatwcytiawMkMdi...... N •arty March, comet In the wake of Houte paitage of number tax cuts this year, the tax b u e . HamM tw 1*19...... IV larvIcM Mdchlnwy and TsaU tt Aula larvicM...... as Hit ertainal intaHlan. Brrart yrtileh M net National Conference of State Legit* Many of tho u states are return­ windfall — and they are states that candeminlumt tw l*t». It LdwnandOwdtn 17 Aulai tw RanlrLtMt...... N laatan itia yWM el me odyarHtamanl will net tough trade leglilatlon. emiacatf...... SI M tartatlad by an addlllenol IntaHlan. etdoy good economies and can LatttLoiUl tw SWt...... M OdiHi thlnw Ik CM n Nlmilantaui Aviamallva . at And It followi by lett than a week the dlacutaloni laturet tald, federal tax reform hat ing the money by Increasirfg invHtmwt PnhmHv . . . Ml CItanin* U rv lm . St Xuki 0ll/CDauXlrky»a»d n Wantad la SvyfTraM...... N Reagan had with Japanete Prime Mlnitter Yaiuhlro Inspired many states to reform and •tandaril deductions and personal afford to cut taxes. Nakatone about punitive tancUont the United States simplify their own codes, often with exemptions -> methods that tend to States that are worse off econom­ Imposed on many Japanese electronics products. the same features. connntrate benefits among low- ically, particularly In the farm and The administration said the Japanese violated an ‘‘Statu are formulating their tax income and middle-income energy belts, generally are receiv­ agreement to open markets to U.S.-made semiconduc­ cuts to relieve a large portion of the taxpayers. ing little or ho windfall, and some HILRWMITBI M LR W M ITn NtLRWMITiO HtLRWMITBI NELRRM ITtD NILPW ANTtO tors and to stop ‘‘dumping’' electronics products in taxes paid by the poor," the group "Virtually every state that’s even ha ve no income tax that would m GD IS third countries at prices well below cost. said. giving back money Is doing so In a be affected by federal changes. OOCTOR'I Assistant. Harley-Davidson, the lone remaining U.S. manufac­ "In this respect states are w ay that Is progreulve," Gold said. The survey found that eight Fort time otternoens turer of motorcycles, nearly collapsed five years ago emulating federal tax, reform, P lllu n of the states that have states have Increased both their end one evtnlna tar 975, E lis a b e th , N J as It struggled to maintain Its markets In the face of which took S million poor fa m llln acted M tar have personal Income standard deduction and personal FubbIrr D A R T T m i ASSISTANT MANAGERS very busy doctar's ot- 67107. ______Japanese competition. off the tax rolls while raising the taxes, and tour of them — Georgia, exemption; Georgia, Idaho, Mary­ tlee. Must be motura, Rititl Footwirt deaandable and hove The administration, responding to a series of appeals standard deduction and personal New York, Hawaii and West land, New Mexico, New York, NEWS CORREIFONDENTt exemption," It said In a report Virginia ^ have acted to return all North Dakota, Utah and Vlrglna. Bleasant personollty. X-PAY Teehnietan. Part from company executives, granted Harley-Davidson ACR08B H Vault . . .aIJ*..Jta > AJl.i t.kJ MMl T b i Manehattar Harald is lookino lor two Prague Shoe Company has Immediate Please call 644-SlsL import relief In INS, with the International Trade released as legislators from around of the windfall, the group said. West Virginia and Arkansas have M CanMIMna a "iiBD 0C3n Knnn openings in Bristol, Simsbury, and time poxltlen. Monday aarttin aat rt-Mma raportart to aupplemant news end leeva messoae. throuah Prldoy ter In­ Commission slapping stiff tariffs on big, powerful the country opened their annual Tw o states, Maryland and Virgi­ boosted personal exemptions or •ulHt □0190 GOD O00U dura eoyaragaof Andovor end Bolton. Intoraat three-day spring muting. nia, are returning the majority of credits; Hawaii raised the standard dMaaawaal It _____ D0DO 000 U00n Manchester. PACkySf^"clefii. terview. Coll between foreign motorcyles. MM ain Bbvammant and community Bctlvltlaa is Full end pert time. Call 8-12. Borbora. 844-8491. Under a five-year program of relief for American Although m rat' states are still the windfall to taxpayers through deduction, lowered rates and added I I S^MigaM n n n n 0 n 0 a n n n n •Career Opportunities lltMkan □ 0 0 0 p n aas^Mal; writing exparianca Is halptul. Puy 649-0446. Ask tor d M ra lo r- motorcylce manufacturers. Import duties skyrocketed considering tax bills, 17 state adlustments In their tax co du, and a credit. fviOT B0ASy___ Noncy. ______legislatures already have ad­ A ra a n u s returned Just under halt, New York, Virginia and West 11 CHy In Haty z:Q00n U0UI1UO0 numbar ot publlshtd storits •Full Benefit Package /Typlkt. Seeklnb tell from 4.4 percent to 49.4 percent of the listed cost of the 12 Auta iHuUDai 0 O 0 EXCELLENT Income tar journed or pasud income tax the survey said. Virginia also lowered some or all llOyarlbaatl □ □ □0 Call Adthi Angle or Doug Bevins weekdays eftar time telephone opera­ machines. In m id -M ^ch, Harley-Davidson asked the waAan' o n c n o n E O For appointment call Mike port time home assem­ tor. Muttpouexieftec- income tax rates as a means of 13 SWA 0 0 0 1 p.m. government to lift the sanctions. legislation, said Steven Gold, direc­ Seven other states — Idaho, 14 boyaity.wai untan (tbbr.) I3nno00n isiinan bly work. For Intormo- tlve telephone iklllt, "W e no longer need the tariffs relief to compete,” tor of fiscal studies for the confer­ Indiana, Kansas, Mississippi, Mon­ lowering tax burdens. MCamiwit 0 n n 0 D D 6 4 M 7 9 6 tlon coll SM-441-Mb3 typing 8S-SD wpm, optt- New York, however, was the only beWl Harley-Davidson chairman Vaughn L. Beals Jr. told a CHAIRMAN VAUQHN L. BEALS ence at Its headquarters In Denver. tana, New Mexico and Utah — 14 Junali att zroDiin rj0noiiD0 AKttnsloM»1.______tude ter tiBum, end state enacting a major tax cut this 15 March 17 news coinerence. . . . awaits president'a visit His survey found that most of dulded to spend the windfall rather 1BI-. - IIAaktar ODD0 0QI1 U0l2n botlc ottice tkllli te those states are returning part — than return It through tax cuts. year. 17Wl|Wain(tl.) psynivni Q0DO 0O0 □□□□ PART TIM E perform o variety ot jiaiiMitnut Trtm a n o p a o 0 q o o d clerical dutle*. Free DOWN porkina. Benetltk. Mtoct tItiatM 't 43Dalhiaai NEWiFAKR DEALER Apply In perton Mom: 34 0|MnW|a t Mil. CtwitN Uttar ClttbKn DbbIbt naeded In Manchaetar - SEARS doy throuah FridoVt tSDAHiyia 21 Nat lead 44Tlia(Oat.| n Vwya^lt 2 ntUntn ItDiiWhtd 47CatattW South Vvtndior Ansa, Full tima monay ter 8;8D te 4:30. P r « ^ ' wdl.) 24 Hawbaat aaiT tima houra. Dapandabla ear, a muat. Shoe Company, 200 Pit­ 3iCar|eemb. 21 Fata 4IYaamtn — Part Time — kin St., E. Hartterd. hm) 25 Alealwl lama CtH Frad ter Intarvlaw @ 647-9846 batwaan CLASSIFIED ADVERTISING 643-2711 4ltttnaeHaa < ^ L H ig A L .'# u in i m t oT- 33J«nakM 27MMttd 9:00 A.M, and 11:00 A. tlce pokIHon, 40 hourt 35 Haw maul 21 FMt.rtta |2 II Oantman — Mower Technician — SlYaka____ . 1 Day batata i wda)___ per week, Mendoy 30 Smal brawn aanti titian SIOaMampo- I t SagttiSaaa Opening for relloble Individual to rtpoir mowers In our through Friday, 0-4:80 laiy aikitar U4IU pm. Pellebllty ond or- LOST NELP WANTED tSUnaaad 31 TaM laiaaat Manchester Store. Experience preferred but not neces­ oi c n HELD WANTED NELP WANTED HELP WANTED oa lltmiacity curacy Important. BX^ N I AND FOUND HELD WANTED CD GO ilHohadek NEW5RRRRR CARRItRS NEIDtD... E3 It 12. Neman perlence utlna adding 41 Satin sary. Apply In person at our Newington Service Center* 4S SWall IWn| IT TtWa auaa«l MLNeilEtTER 6RE6 mochtne. Typlna •kill* A* 0 condition ertcodtnf to ents, violation of rights of LAWN Care...evergreen PART Time position re­ M -F from 9-4 or coll Mrs. Hurley ot 727-3627 or Mr. Cour- privacy and Intrlngement of FULL Time. Datp En- BIO Bucks. Wendy's Did V E T E R IN A R Y Assistant. aSSyWiHi UCnamieal helpful.- Apply gfl In ttw plocsmsnt of any odvtr- quiring typing, book­ 47 Tw, a.|. auffiy tlilne In the Monchesttr He­ copyright and proprietary SOUND. Small poodle. Lawns has openings tor try/lnsurance clerk for Fashioned Hom- Experience preferred, rler at 727-3635. ton. Proaut Shoe, C o rald, Advertiser hereby rights, unfair competition Brood street area. May hard working town busy physlclons oNIce. buroers, 260 Broad St., but will train. Reply to; keeping, and good Date Road...... all too P itk in Sf., n:- agrees to protect. Indemnify and libel and slander, which 2nd. Call 644-9030 core spelcollsts. Year Excellent benefits. In Manchester has Im­ Box W c/o the Herald, phone skills. 646-3575. « to 11 Garth Road;...... 128-136 Hortford. round employment and held harmless the Man­ may result from the publica­ evenlnus. Please send resume to mediate openings tor 16 Brolnord Ploce, FULL Time, beilvery Ludlow Road...... 88-107 Sears Roebuck & Company X-1 XtataNMiNTB chester Herald, Its eftleers tion of any odvertlsment In ayollable. Competitive ; Sports Medicine A lunch and closing Monchester.______and Installation posi­ |16 and employees against any the Manchester Herald by wages and benefits. We Drthopedlcs of Man­ shifts. Excellent stort­ tion with local office 65 Holmes Rood* Newington* C T 06111 and all liability, lets or advertiser. Including adver­ iMf^DuNDED. Female h d Rt i c u l t u r a l 17 will train. Good driving chester, 155 Main ing wage, uniforms, furniture company. Farguton Road...... 181-3W toual Oooortunltv Bmotavtr i Moto-Fimala REWARDIII expense. Including attor­ tisements In any free distri­ Doberman. Black ond record, and high school M aintenance Techni­ neys' feet, arising from bution publications pub­ Street, Manchester, Cf. meal discount, training 646- 3575.______FOR MEN 6 WOMEN ton. Long ears. Call the diploma required. Call 06040______cian. Full and port time claims of unfair trade practi­ lished by the Manchester and growth provided. F E k t o H I to work In Andover Dog Warden, 649-8667 between 9 and Apply In person Mon­ positions to maintain Avon 8t...... all TO REGISTER ces, Infringement of frade- Herald. Penny Sletfert, 742-7194. kitchen making sond- morkt. trade names or pat­ Publisher. 5. FULL Time Moll/ Mes- day through Friday, tropical plants In local LltehfhHd 8t...... all & WORK 2^EK S ^ seneer. Processlne all oftlces. Will train en­ wlches and other kit­ (NtN tkkkLOVm ONLY) 9-11om, 3-5, 7-9pm. chen duties. Coll 649- ANNUAL UUDjlBTMMTINO outgoing U. S. Mall, EPE.______thusiastic people In oil . MMkl^ab iraJBkJIAMkBKiNeNaNJimA NOTICE OP PUBLIC SALH preparing nightly cash aspects ot Interior hor­ 0305. North Elm 8t...... 6-91 * wORD PROCEIiOlIa ANDOVIR ILRMhkTARV ICNOOL letters ond making m a n 1:h e s t e r l o w ot- ticulture. Relloble cor Woodbridga St...... 18-830 >iw wtoiaTnxTioN b o n us A public sole of the contents of storage spaces lIsM Mlow tlce with extensive pre- needed, excellent be­ o will toke place ot A SPACE STATION/RENT A SPACE, N2 miscellaneous mes­ The electors and cititens qualltlM to vote In Town Meetings bote and estate nefits. 2412S54. lori. All shifts. Full kTsnetea US In the Tosm of Andover, Connecticut ore hereby^notlfled that Chapel Rd., S. Windsor, CT at 4:00 p.m. on May Mnd, 1907. senger runs. Performs time and port time In Each space will be sold as one lot. miscellaneous stock practice needs on expe­ Janaon 8t...... all thf Annual BudMt Mtollna of tho 'y*|* rienced person tomll- small group homes In n m n hold In tho Andovtr Bltmontarv Schools Andovtr# CT on PM7 Nermon Hirst - room and records du­ SECRETARY. RHAM Jordt 8 t ...... all *tS nSQISmATIONSmATIONb: SONIM Mondovs Mov Its of 1:00 P.M. for tho followino our- } Pile Cob.. Computer Ports lor with all aspects ot High School, Htbron. day progrom. 16.70 per 1 AC. BkS, Bxs, ties ot needed. This Is o hour plus good fringe Parkar 8 t ...... 856-361 ooftot: diversified position. wills, trusts, estates, Excellent typing skills • REfi^TIOIIItTE aits Cvniblo Ryon • benefits. Coll Elaine at Bllas 8t...... all Desk, Rkg Chr, Oultar, Chest Person must be flexi­ conservatorships, reoulred. Coll ^9474 •n MEoiamxTioN bonub 1. To choose a moderator for said meeting. adoptions and guordl- 647- 1624. B8 B3 7. To elect two members to the Recreation Commission for Bits Themes Hotboway • ^ * ble. Hours ore 10:30 am tor oppllcotlon. EDE. r ' onshlps. Immediate (ifeAtltniB' RGTses •JFlUClEIHtt three year terms commencing Julv 1> 1**7. Sofa, Drsr, Dngrm Tbi., End TbI, Roll Top Desk, 3 to 7:30 pm, Monday H 6 M i bu- Eaat Mlddla Tpka...... 294-373 *H ntOISmATtON b o n us opening. Coll 649-2665. Aides. All shifts, full 1. To elect two members to the Regional Board of Educo- Stools -Friday. Anyone Inter­ tles Include health Franklin St...... all tion of Regional District Number Eight for four yeor PS09 Prank Byrd • ested contact; Paul LEGAL Secretary. Man­ core, mtol preporotlon time and port time In «2 Parkar St...... 104-842 t tTN A I W N6 1 Bed, Bxs. Refrio., i1 Spks,Spl 1 End Tbis, T.V. console. Stapleton at 289-6061. •moll group homes In •100 ncFsnnxL b o n u s . forms eoch commencing Julv 1,1N7. chester. Probate expe­ ond light housekeeping ASK ron DFTAILS. Portable TV, Washer, Stove rience helpful. Flexible day program. 16.70 per 4. To receive the Budget for the Plseol Yeor from Julv L TELLERS. Full and part tor elderly couple. Coll BE 19S7 to June W, ISIS os prepared by the Board of Plnonce BUS Rbl. Hondersen - . hours. Competitive sa­ 643-806S.______hour plus good frlnoe Qraan Road...... 804-330 with Its recommendations thereon. 1 Bed, Rug, Drsr, Portable TV, Aquarium, High Chr., 1 time needed. Apply at; lary. Respnd to; Mal­ benefits. Coll Elaine at Hanry St...... 801-316 5. To see It the Town will votetoflxthesalaryofMchReols- Wicker Chrs., TV Stand, Heater The Savings Bank of PASt time Aecepllonist 647-1624.______colm Barlow, 172 East tor very busy Man­ Princaten St...... 167-190 tror of Veters to S715.00 each os recommended by the CHS Leals Berene - ^ Manchester, 923 Moln Center Street, Man­ ( OFFICeS TO SEnVS YOU 10 Bxs, Record Plyr, Microwave, Drsr, Typewrtr, Ski chester doctors office. SERVICE Person,helper. THAT SCttAMBLED WORD GAME Tanner SI...... 184-166 Board of Plnonce. Street, Manchester or chester, Ct. 06M0. S. To adopt 0 Budget tor the Plseol Year July 1, 1*17 to June Bools, 1 End Tbi. coll 646-1700. Mature reliable person Full time. Must hove by Henri Arnold and Bob Lee Wallaalay St...... all M, Ills ond to moke specific approprlatlens tor said pe­ BUS David Rose - LP N . All shirts, full time with pleosontpersonol- drivers license. Fold REID TEMPS riod. Bops, 1 Bed, 1 Bikes, S Bxs, Drsr, Coffee Tbi, End Tbi, SALks. Hartford Des- and port time In smoll Ity. Light typing, op- medical, life Insurance Unscramble these tour Jumbles, She didn’t went to stay single Ml aUFMMOt AVC.. t. HAMFOND Swme Set. potch seeks people who one letter to each equena. to fonn 7. To see H the Town will alloeote the balonce of Revenue group homes and day proxlm otely 20-25 and retlremont benef­ lour ordmery word* C A L L N O W e43‘2?11 / 647-9946 Shoring funds to partially finance the follewino Item: Bttt Michael aorsten- like dealing with the p ro g ra m . 19.39 per hours per week, after­ its. Coll Arbor Acres it Bxs, Heodbrd, 1 Poldlng Chrs., Port. T.V., Stereo, public to learn how we Capital Expenditures Vacuum CInr. hour plus good fringe noons and 1 evening. Form , 633-4681, Jim 4 NILCOk S ^ SMeSUAV 6-1 PIre Department counsel tomllles who For Interview coll 646- Fracchlo tor on op- LARNS Owner reserves the right to deny bids. benefits. Coll Elaine at I. To determine whether the tox on the List of October reauire the moving and 647-1624.______5153. polntment. EDE. P A R T T IM E 5 5 1 -Q 3 D 7 shall be due ond payable In o single Instollment or In (Wp 011-0S storage services. We'll semi-monthly Instollments or In four quarterly Install­ olio train you to esti­ MAysTiais Hi RESTAURANT ments. mate costs. W ew orkby CmCUUTNNi CNEWSUFENVtSONS 9. To determine whether the tox on «»e List OctoMr 1. WAREHOUSE HELP oDPoIntmont only. You SWITCHBOARD OPERATOR / RECEPTIONIST Exealiani opportunity ter radraaa, atudanta, HELP less os It Is applied to Motor Vehicles, shollbe due ond will deal with a range ot OFTUL moma. Approxlmariay 20 houra par waak, rayable In 0 single Installment pursuant to Oenerol Sto- outstanding clients. At­ (Job Sharing Opportunity) w it h ]r o u r All Departments e 1M440. NAMCOr one of America's largest retailers ot work with young adulta aaaa 10 thru IS. above ground pools, spas and patio furniture s tractive personollty 10. To see It the Town will yote to repeal the vote pf the Town and lively Intelligence Our corporate offlee hat an immediate full time opening for a switch- Monday thru Tnuraday 4;30pm-6:60pm, personal greeting on her Apply: Meeting held Noyember if, 19ri, which yotpj t y 'A t Is expanding and has Immediate openings for board operator/receptionist. W e w ould prefer■ to fill 111 this position using that the yoting hours ot referendums shall be from 4:00 ore Important. Draw Saturday 10am-2pm. Rallabla tranaporta- full time warehouse persons at our new 2 part time employees, who could arrange their work schedueis to YEARTT AM to 0:00 PM. plus commission, insu­ / r — tion a muat. If you hava tha ability to mott- special day! REIN*S 11. To do any other business to come before said meeting. warehouse location In Manchester. Positions rance and pension be­ "snare" this one position, but we will also consider fulltime applicants. iT'e BETTER ID l OYE vata young adulta and hava aoma aalaa are permanent. Full benefit package. nefits. Cor. Send re­ A GMORT ©UY NEW YORK Doted at Andoyer, Connecticut this 4th doy of May. 1S07. This highly visable position requires a pleasant phone manner and z c axparianea, your aaminoa potantial la Overtime available. Apply In person to: sume or letter tor t h a n T H 1 « . STYLE DELI JEAN I. OASPER^^ ^ neat appearance, mature Judgement and excellent communications unllmitad. Baaad on atraignt commiaaiona. Smother her with love... PETHR J. MANEOOIA appointment to; Solbs RESTAURANT NELLIE L. BOISVERT Manager, Hartford skills a must. INBOAL Call Suaan, Circulation Dapartmant, 647- BOARD OP SELECTME^N NAMCO Despatch, P. D. Box / ' J ■ Now arrange the circled letter* to 6946. Route 30 Prior switchboard experience preferred, but willing to train. Respon- fonn the suipHse answer, as eug- Place your message on our "Special” TOWN OP ANDOVER, CT 100 Sanrico Dr., Manchester, C T 06040 8271, E. Hartford, Ct. __ ^ - A ^ gesled by the above cartoon. 42B Hartford Tpke. OlbOS 06108. Pleose do not sibiiities include; the operation of a digital PB X system, Pitney Bowes Mother's Day Page, M ay 9th, Vernon, CT phone. E P E . Telecopier, maintenance of professional manuals, and the processing of UPS shipments. Good salary and excellent benefit package. nmnmm for as little as *4^. 875-1344 NOTICE AVON (Answers tomorrow) F A R T T IM E Earn up to SIM per NATIONWIDE CONTRACTORS Resumes to: Clairann Mateke Jumbles: TROTH ENTRY JAGUAR RE^UkE TOWN OP MANCHRSTRR. CONNRCTICUT Yesterday's S a m p le; week selling Answer: What that story about the oWon crop was— CUSTOMER SERVICE REPS TRUCK PRIVtR Homs Ripsirt gm rygiM • Rinradillng gui rigai A TCARJERI^R I x l Nolle* IS h*r*bv glvsn that Ih* Board of Dliwctors, Town Avon Products. LYDALL, INC. S31l6S^r F9669S3^k 60^ of Monchisttr, Connbcflcul, will hold a Public Htorlng at Free training and gift. AdditISfll or SiriQH Smssi sasl say sitsi 1 C o lo n ia l R o a d , M a n c h e s te r, C T 06040 Ih* Lincoln Cantor Hoorlng Room, 494 Main Stroot, Man- jMW. a«* H..»i !• tw atw, Plaaaant talaphona mannar and good 1400 needs a rallebta track chostor, Connoctlcut, an Tuosdav, May 1119S7ot S:00 P.M. IgeHll: any ayBrage houBS palntad for apaaking voloa a muat. You ara our contact Nar with class II foconsldorandactenlhstollawlng: , . Call 742-5141 fneluda nama. addraaa ana gip aa

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