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rA Porr viMtm iran-contra d t o I h I H iriS ie ItfA flled 4 Pollirtion WABHINGTON (AP) - firmed that townsMtorsbave net yet pendent eeunaBl Lawrence E. in Bwias coorts eouM toad to loiw received the torsoB toformatton. A Jack Walsh is lacWng key informatiOB dstays, Wahn saM. lie from Bwitserland and lerael as he fo adMoB, a soaree close to tries to piece topsther the re Waish's investlgatioB. spsakfna not characterise Israel ag dilemma mainder of the Iran-coBCra panto. oMy on condRfoB he not be Bamed, uncooperative. Walsh toM The AaeoefatedPrsBB saM the IsraoHi have not yet WhHe Walih foced delays from on Wednesday titoc Me requeet for sobnMted written abroad, developments moved for- tw in bank reoonb may be tied op promissd to Congress on I vmrd briskly hi this ceuntry: confusing in mat country's coorts for an in’soerst arum nies to f W alA annouBiced he planned to Indsflnite fime. Bpokeomen for fits aril a cowrt Monday, for the first The Swiw geversment has ap- Senate committoeo time ts his investigation, to d s ^ a I f dM averafe citisen with no great tbs sato and the dtoerstonefprofits congressionai grant of fanmuBfty to kaowledfe of the delicate environment in Better idea with cootroi over the accounts hero Ntoaragoa's contra fswese hurinessman Albert Hakim for the which we live is confused, who can Mame him? sesleddMrt tlirtr meUve iegnmihig He can be forgiven if he concludes that the cost analyst Counsel gets backing hnntoirity to Hakim, Wi, was tiie Mltf way to protect the environment from expectation tiiat be w fl provide some t4 the needed Swiss bank nMnkfaMi is to remove mankind from it. his SBA Job WABHINGTtm (AP) - Aimoogh Mgh-tavei government officials, is account records. The prospect is really not that discouraging, President Reagan's adndMstratioB set to a x f^ next Jan. 3 nriess W M i saM he woMd use the but there is not much cause for rdoicing is OB record as opposing the conthmed by Cfingress. Sbday period, if granted, “ to try to M either. Independent coonsel law, be torned ’llie hearing fofiows by a ^ the bring together whatever material indtotment of former White ffouse we had” involviiM HaUm. The argument over potential pollutkm of the WASHINGTON - DM the Small BuMneaa to that very statute when cailhM for an impartial investigation of the aide Micbael K. Dsaver, the first to Congresstonal immunity wouM Administration punish a contract employee for major reservoir that lies under most of Iran-contra affair. face criminal charges under the force a wMaess to testify or face Manchester ilhMtrates the dilemma. When sharing his Ideas on improving the system with a And despite the opposition, Ed law. Dearer and Oliver L. North, a prison. That testimony couM not be Manchester Lumber Co. proposed to locate a member of Congress? Here’s what we’ve win Meeoe HI, as attorney general- central figure In the Iran«oatra used against the witness In a uncovered. designate, successfully requested arms ease, also chaltonged the crlmiml case, but Walsh couM lumberyard over the aquifer, not too far from an Independent couneei'sinvestiga- law's constHathmaHty — so far, buiM a case independently. town wells that tap its water for Manchester Jerry Dotey, 43, is a disabled Vietnam veteran In Congress, the House and A tton of his ethicai behavior. He was unsucceMfolly. "So far, so good — what’s your next move going to be?” with medals for valor, three Purple Hearts and a ; drinking, concern was raised over possible exonerated of allegations of finan They contended that only the Senate inveatiitoting committees degree in mechanical engineering. He worked Wednesday approv^ a timetable AR photo pollution of the aquifer. cial improprieties and later con executive branch, not a court- steadily as a temporary-hire construction analyst" firmed as attorney general. appointed prosecutor, can conduct for taking the testimony of Adm. A Salvadoran woman works on a coffee price of coffee on the world market, As a result of that concern, plans were for the SBA’s disaster-assislance program — nntil. Irvin B. Nathan, a former Justice a criminal investigation. John Poindexter, should the panels plantation as the final stages of the coffee continues to be El Salvador’s made to direct drainage from the property, The WhHe House May 19M, when be briefed Rep. Trent Lott, Nathan said the most serious decide to compel Mm to talk under D ^ rtm en t official representing harvest approach. Despite a drop In the main export product. not into dry wells on the site as originally R-Miss., on ways the program might be made nw re: thu American Bar Association, question about the law Is not Its an immunity grant. A separate timetable was set for Lt. Col. Oliver planned, but into irfpes that would carry it into effective. cited these examples in testimony constitutionality, but whether a prepared for delivery today in court should review an attorney North. Dotey and another SBA contract worker who the Hockanum River. Keeping a sense of humor favor of retainfng the law. general's decision not to seek an Poindexter ran the National When that change was approved, the accompanied Mm, Anthony Rogers, were never Nathan was to appear before a investigation of bis close Security Council daring much of the Falling coffee prices threaten information was that the waters of the called again for asrignments in the Senate Governmental Affairs sub cMtoagues. period when the U.S. was selling disaster-assistance program. Such a question was raised, arms to Iran and a private network Hockanum and the hidden waters of the By W. Dole Nelson must be done by others. with the Journalists. Speakes committee, wMch Is conductiiM bearings on the independent coun Nathan said, when Meese declined was supplying the Nicaraguan Speakes was principal deputy stayed in bis office with the door “ Wedidn’tgo (to Lott) to throw stones. Wewent aquifer did not intermingle, or at least it was sel prorisions of the 1971 EtMcs In to expand an investigation into contras during a congressional ban economies of Central America WASHINGTON - In his first press secretary. Fitzwater is there primarily to give information that could, if very difficult for them to get together. closed, could be seen only by OovernnMnt Act. witiiholding documento from Con on military aM to the rebels. seven weeks as President Rea assistant tothe president for press appointment and often failed to implemented, improve operations. I suppose we gress to include two former offi Poindexter resigned and North, his But Arthur Glaeser, chairman of the town’s The Independem counsel law, MEXICO a T Y (AP) - A dra and the inability of producing gan’s chief spokesman, Marlin relations. His salary is 177,400 a return telephone calls. were blowing the whistle on the system itsMf. The aide, was fired for their roles in decline “ puts Guatemala In an which provides for impartial, cials of the Reagan Justice matic fall in coffee prices will cost nations to agree on export quotas Conservation Commission, pursued the Fitzwater has acquired a new year. taxpayers and the disaster applicants were the those operations. emergency situation.” Fitzwater has rebuffed efforts conrt-oidered investigations of Department. the already weak economies of have caused coffee prices to plunge matter further. He said that in conversations He is no stranger to the White ones who were suffering,” Dotey toM our reporter Coffee futures prices were about podium, cut the number of daily by television Journalists to have Central America hundreds of mil 65 percent. Most of toe drop came in with officials from the state's Department of press briefings in half, kept his House, having served as a deputy Lisa Sylvester. $1.91 a pound Monday, compared the briefings televised in full, as lions of dollars this year. the past five months. with $1.28 in mid-February. sense of humor and — perhaps under Speakes from 1903 to 1905 Environmental Protection, he has learned they are at the State Department, South Africa denied Israeli arms Estimates of the 1997 dollar loss Nicaraguan Trade Minister Ale The International Coffee Organi that it is next to impossible for the Hockanum most important of all — hung onto before becoming press secretary and rejected arguments that range from $489 million to $799 jandro Martinez CHienca said, “ The sation, a group of producing and his Job. to Vice President George Bush. T H E ’TWO MEN were sent from Lott’s office to a million for the five CeMral Ameri drastic fall of the prices of coffee is and the aquifer not to exchange. tonight’s presidential news con JERUSALEM (AP) - Foreign official confirmation of the CaMnet consuming nations, met in London Like any presidential spokes meeting with SBA Acting Administrator Charles ’The measures were backed by can nations of Guatemala, Hondu absolutely unmanageable.” ference, since it is the first since MIMstor SMmon Perm said today decision, which was reported by Peres and Prime Minister Yitzhak in early March to discuss possible As a result, the commission wants to urge man, Fitzwater has sparred HE R AN INTO an unexpected Heatherly and Bernard KuHk, the disaster- ras, El Salvador, Nicaragua and Guatemala’s economic minister, Nov. 19, should be extended to an Israel will impose limited sanctions state television Wednesday night. Shamir, , while Ariel Sharon of export quotas, but negotiations the town to require that the drainage be vigorously with reporters. So far, problem, however, on his second program deputy. Heatherly didn’t stay long, and <>)Sta Rica. Mexico expects to lose Llzardo Sosa Lopez, said the colillapM. hour instead of the usual 30 on South Africa for the first time by “ We shall not sign in the future Shamir’s rigM-wIng Likud bloc $499 million. discharged farther downstream on the day on the Job. During a portion of Kullk was not receptive to their suggestions, Dotey- > however, the sparring has not minutes. banning new military sales con any more contracts in the domain of voted against them, the Israeli “ The abrupt fall of coffee prices Hockanum. turned as bitter as it sometimes the briefing that was televised, as With his background at the said. Soon after, bis employment with SBA was tracts with its white-controlled defense with South Africa and we media said. is sinking the region into a new did, on both sides, with his they occasionally are, all the terminated. government. shall gradually reduce our rela That move may be worth the added cost, a Treasury Department, and before Although new military trade crisis,” Nicaraguan Vice President predecessor, Larry Speakes. papers he had brought with him The decision was made Wednes tions with South Africa,” Peres cost that would probably be borne in part by that the Environmental Protec An attorney friend of Dotey, suspecting contracts would not be signed, the Sergio Ramirez said recently. fell on the floor and ntzw ater had day nigM by a 19-member Cabinet said. the town. Fitzwater came aboard Feb. 2 tion Agency, Fitzwater is more retaliation by the SBA, contacted Lott’s office, measures are unlikely to nullify Only a year ago, the area’s ,as the choice of then-White House to bend over and pick them up. expert on domestic policy than on forum in anticipation of the April 1 Peres refused to elaborate on the nations reaped a huge windfall It’s been 2 years But because all of the lower end of the which In turn queried Heatherly. Last August, release of a U.S. government report sanctions, but government officials existing contracts, the officials Chief of Staff Donald T. Regan, Fitzwater’s solution to the foreign affairs. He incorrectly because of a rise in coffee prices Heatherly assured the congressman that he would , that Is expected to list Israel as one said Israel also would curb trade, said, speaking on condition of Hockanum and that part of the Connecticut after Speakes took a public problem showed up on the ros stated the administration’s posi anonymity. triggered by a 1998 drought In Since we started have the agency’s Inspector general look into the of Pretoria’s five top weapons cultural and scientific contacts Brasil, the world’s top grower and River fed by the Hockanum are both over an relations Job with Merrill Lynch. trum Monday; a new. larger, tion on a test ban dispute with matter with “ a high priority.” traders. with Pretoria and set up a panel to Israel has a billion-dollar-a-year exporter in coffee. aquifer, it seems we might simply be moving Fitzwater had worked as a podium that he said Is "wide Senate Democrats last week, for Israel feared the report would formulate a new policy toward arms export business, but keeps its In the five months since Heatherly’s promise, Buyers scrambled to purchase Saying it Twice.... potential pollution problems downstream. Treasury Department spokes enough for a notebook and will instance, but corrected himself strain relations with Washington South Africa within two months. trading partners and size of its the Central American harvest at neither Dotey nor his attorney has received so And we would still be doing nothing about man while Regan was treasury hold my papers.’ ’ quickly when the error was and lead to pressure for a cutoff In The measures are subject to arms sales closely guarded secrets. higher prices, adding millions to secretary. ’There also have been more much as a phone call from the inspector general. U.S. military aid. approval by the full 29-member you’d remember us!!! somebody else who might pollute it upstream. pointed out. Sources in Jerusalem say Israeli the region’s economy. So On Feb. 27, Regan was sup substantive changes. Rogers got one brief and confusing call from an Peres’ remarks to 65 American CaMnet, which meets Sunday and is sales to South Africa are mostly In the past year, however, an On-site disposal has been espoused In recent planted as chief of staff by former At one of his first staff meetings, IHROUGH IT ALL, he is ready Investigator at 7 a.m. one January day. An SBA Jewish leaders were the first all but certain to give approval. light arms. oversupply on the world market years as the most economical way to get rid of Sen. Howard H. Baker Jr.,and the aides reported, Fitzwater said he with the humor, often at the spokesman said Dotey’s case is now closed because drain water and the best way to recycle it. question quickly arose as to what wanted to cut the number of daily expense of his portly frame, his “ no evidence was developed to support the Fear that indestructible chemicals will find would happen to the people briefings from two to one. cigars and his sparse hair. allegation” of retaliation. CLAIROL 9 their way into drain water seems to have appointed by the president on Speakes had started having On St. Patrick’s Day, for ClAIROL FINAL 9 SEA altered that view, or at least made it Regan’s recommendation. early morning briefings, as well example, he brought a bright C o n S M an etl as the traditional midday ones, as Essence inapplicable to land that lies over an aquifer. green wig Into the briefing room, A SUPERVISOR in the Atlanta office told us : Nonnri er Isku HsM A COUPLE OF ANSWERS a way to give reporters a look at held it upandtold reporters, “ The Dotey was on a recent SBA mailing list for * S h am p o o NET Draining into surface watercourses does not Dally 4 OZ. came during Baker’s first day on the day ahead. He intended that news of the day yesterday was permanent Job applicants. But Dotey never got the ;; Weekly M o ia tu re All Types H a irap ra y seem to be any better. the Job. Regan’s hand-picked they be brief, but they became that they have found a cure for application form, and the filing deadline has ;;; Cleaner Cleaning $129 11 oz. All Types The thing to do is to make it as certain as White House counsel, PeterWalli- longer and longer as reporters baldness.” passed. » Solution II System Lotion son, also a Treasury Department with early deadlines pressed for 4 oz. 8 oz. possible that pollutants don’t get into the His humor and civility help him Dotey takes what cold comfort he can from the I 8 01 . 90 ml. $187 information on a wide variety of drain water in the first place. But we can’t alumnus, would be replaced by get away with moves such as the letter of recommendation written by bis immediate Z $239 subjects. pipe drain water all the way to the Atlantic long-time Baker associate A.B. reduced briefing schedule that supervisor Just before Dotey went to see Rep. Lott. Z $317 Fitzwater held twice-daily Culvahouse. As for Fitzwater. would have aroused bitter recrim The supervisor said: “ Mr. Dotey comes close to ~ Ocean to protect ourselves against the briefings only seven times during “ He told me I would be allowed to ination if the more aloof Speakes being the best qualified construction analyst I have-;;; possibility of pollution. his first three weeks inoffice, then stay,’’ the spokesman told had tried them. had the pleasure of hiring or supervising in my ^ reporters. stopped them altogether. He OOTVLENOL Whether reporters are getting 28-plus years in the disaster-assistance program.” ^ Fitzwater, like Speakes, does made it official March 10, an more information is hard to DELSYM C a p le ts L«tt«rt policy nouncing there would be only one GILLETTE JOHNSON’S not have the traditional title of gauge, and It remains to be seen Footnote: Several calls to Lott, Heatherly and X NICE IMPULSE SO’8 The Manchester Herald welcomes original presidential press secretary. briefing per day, usually late In whether the air of civility can Kulik went unanswered. OSoHu Good Newt B ab y O il Body Spray That post is still held, at the morning. letters to the editor. survive if the Iran-Contra affair NTASY G ood 1 0 OZ. A ll Types 12 Hour $507 Letters should be brief and to the point. They Reagan’s insistence, by Jim deepens. Haircolor News! Pivot Razor should be typed or neatly handwritten, and, for Brady, who was shot during an IHERE HAS BEEN some $239 2.5 oz. Cough R elief grumbling from reporters, but Scouti’ honor dnfnndnd All Shades PfMOt 6’s ease in editing, should be double-spaced. Letters assassination attempt on the W. Dale Nelson has been a 3 oz. must be signed with name, address and daytime president in 1981 and still gets Fitzwater has softened it by reporter for IS years and has ’The White House has made more than its share of $129 $327 telephone number (for verification). about In a wheelchair. Brady keeping his office door open much covered the White House for The political blunders lately, but when it’s a matter of $397 $329 The Herald reserves the right to edit letters in the visits the office frequently, but the of the time and wandering into the Associated Press since January the eternal verities — motherhood, apple pie and Interests of brevity, clarity and taste. work of dealing with reporters press room to chat Informally 1988. the Boy Scouts of America — President Reagan’s political operatives are razor-sharp. R M t s M i e During his brief say in the White House as nrilSTONES STAYFREE $ E B U L E X communications director, John Koehler was stung Vitamins Vitamins S h a m p o o by the disclosure that as a -year-old in his native DELFEN M a x i Pads Layoffs leave white-collar workers blue 10 w/vltamin C R egu lar Rugular or Germany, he had belonged to the Jungvolk, an Contraceptive Ragular, Daodorant KERI or Supar Conditioning organization for kids too young to Join the Hitler 1 0 0 's « 0 ’9 Foam Starter A young man named Andre Dawson will earn work was different. You were paid a salary and, Youth. Koehler described the Jungvolk as a “ Cub . 30's Formula about $800,000 this year. That’s about half of what while few companies made explicit promises, Scouts equivalent.” $319 Kit Lotio n 8 oz. he took home last year. A helluva pay cut. white-collar workers have generally been Immune a0@~l 20 gm. 20 or. It was a poor choice of words, since it carried the Mr. Dawson is a baseball player, an outstanding from layoffs. They got paid vacations and other 9 benefits, which was why millions put so much Implication that the Boy Scouts, to which Cubs 9 one in the prime of his career. The thinness of his Nicholas effort into trading their blue denim for white graduate, was equivalent to the Nazis’ fanatical $729 pay envelope Is accounted for by a decision on the $577 hitler Youth. Someone in the White House spotted i part of the major league baseball team owners to Oxford cloth. A white-collar Job meant more than VoB Hoifhian the dire possibilities and contacted Scout J cut their payrolls. The same decision has been not having to work outside in bad weather. It was headquarters In Dallas, as we discovered when w c' made by the managers in scores of industries these security and It also conferred a measure of dignity. phoned a bit later. past six or seven years. What’s remarkable about To a degree, both were llluslonary. White-collar TRUUNMIC work was never quite as secure as advertised and 4 WHTTE Mr. Dawson’s drop in income is that it had seemed “ We had a call from the White House saying as RIGHT GUIETIE there were plenty of workers In button downs and 4 oz. he was in one of those occupations which was far as they were concerned there was a difference ROUIDS DOROOL dresses who had to stand and take It from a Fosmy immune to unilateral decisions by the boss. Mr. in the organizations and no similarity,” Scout Antacid Syrup Expectorant Cough Syrup screaming boss spewing saliva and rude language, GUARD Dawson, after all, has unique and valuable skills. act in Journalism. Quinn, who specialises In spokesman Frank Hebb told our reporter Lisa Shave Cream S h a m p o o or but generally that was the kind of behavior you got All Types $ 2 6 9 _ 4 OZ. B ro n ze What the manager looks at him, he knows that, business and economic news, is certainly good at Sylvester. “ There is not any relationship or any DBOdorant - 5 oz. All Types Conditioner while there are 11 men out on the street who’d like from the shop foreman, not the office manager. 75’8 her work and Pappas has been a CBS workhorse for semblance or similarity to that (Nazi) program,” $23$ Anti-Puriplrant - 11 oz. Mr. Dawson’s Job, none of them can do it as well. years, covering major stories all over the world, he added. Koehler declined comment. He was All Types NOW, THOUGH the managers may not be crude, 4 oz. Nevertheless, Mr. Dawson has found out at no especially difficult wars and revolutions. Of late, returning to life as a consultant, where a distant $349 n IT oz. the treatment Is becoming the same. Pensions and $179 inconsiderable cost to himself that he has nowhere he’s been reporting on the Pentagon, where he has boyhood episode and an off-the-cuff explanation medical programs are unilaterally cut, years of near the bargaining power he thought he did. A done the same kind of competent work he always won’t get the boss all bent out of shape. number of other high-priced baseball stars have service mean little and now the wMte-collar, P I $11$ 7 did. semi-professional person is threatened with 7 learned the sanM thing this spring: As Individuals, even the best are relatively weak. For that reason, replacement by the part-time office worker. In short, these people aren’t slouches but they got Ava/iaMe at participating there Is a lot of union talk around the league. pink-slipped Just as fast as any of the M.OOO ATAT Kelly Girls and such have been around for a long Cr8wn Phirmicy time, but staffing whole business bureaucracies VALUE PLUS STORESI STAYFREE PHKUPS people who lost their Jobs last year. If celebrity iSanrliPBtpr lirra lil Prsicriptlon Cmtir Not all Itama arallabla at L9fi9X Ptiirmicy ANOTHBR KIND of unique worker has been Journalists, one-of-a-kind talents, can be sent with people supplied by wblte-collar labor all atoraa. 200 E. Cdiitir! T h in M a x i im ik e f Founded In 1$81 208 W. Csntsr 8L 81 tanght the same lesson in a yet harsher way. The whirling out the door, what does the future hold for contractors Is a new departure. Wherever Not raaponalbla for Pads contractorsupplled personnel is brought in, the Mincl^9it$r etberday CBS announced yM another round of white-collar employees in the more run-of-the-mill Minelisttir typographical errors. 3 30b Magnesia result must be to lessen the security, compensation PENNY M. SIEFPCnT...... PuMUlwr I n i s M o u sse psraaaasl cuts. This time it laid off a number of positions In business? and dignity of the people already working tor the DOUaiAB A. BEVINS . . EMflutNe EMor All Types Regular or Mint e » « l r oerraepoBdente, including some very ALEXANDER QinELLI . . AttoelM EdMor J N n H h S $407 Z. firm. 8 0 wuUlMawa names and face like Fred Graham, IT IB AN AM ERICAN tradition, although not one Qufcin’i PhiriRMy 5 oz. ' Out of sight, out of mind, Graham, Quinn and B$auM Md$ Kiy Drug Co. Brooki PlMmicy ia a a Bnma Quinn and Ike Pappas. Like Mr. we should boast about, to treat blue-collar people DENISE A. ROBERTS.. .. AdvwlMng Dtrewor MARK r. ABRAITIS...... BuUnn Memsw K Miln 8L. 586EnRold Av9h 873 Mim 8L $ 1 2 9 Danaen. yen would have thought tbeee people were with a certain economic savagery. It’s always been Pappas will be Mstory before they or we know it, SUgliPrI Prlrnl but Mr. Dawson will still be visible In his baseball SHELDON OOHEN.... Cenwotine Menisw E iit HnUOrd EnNild Mmchatlar net easy inplaceahle parts. Graham, a lawyer and a hire ’em In January, lay ’em off in September ROBERTH HUBBARD. ...PrwtreeSi.MMiBw ernenveoAra uniform, catcMng and throwing and giving us mrsa tan issr a IsraMT Bntm ne Oenrt eerrsepondent for The proposition. Blue-collar workers are hourly JEANNE 0. FROMERTH. ClrwIMIen Menmw New Yaifc llm ee, hae long been considered a class woilters or piecework workers, but white-coilar something to think about, if we care to. ■ - MANCHESTER HERALD. TlwradOT. March If. XW! MANCHESTER MERAID. thanday. Mardi HAOAH TMf tfOMNMJ fcyOWitw iW •NAfU bytniMi flANUTt ky CliwiM M. M w li
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HIS TROOPS ACROSS THE .UNPERSTANP..^ ominous words: “ This Information PESEKTTOFORTZWPERNEOI- Form 1040 do we iDip» m tF I N0THIM6„?THI» A FORSERK. Inform the In William A. Doyle is being supplied to the Internal QUEBTHHf: My wife aiid I have >OU„I ^ CAN 19 StONEP BV SEE, ANP... ternal Revenue Revenue Service.” a number of certificates o f Bepeaft KNOW REACH I never actually received the MOTHIN©,,) THE Service that my and hate to pay so much Inconia tax ABOJT IT-.yWINCWV/, wife now owns dividend money. I reinvested the on our interest. The goverraneat 4 . i this stock? dividends. Do I realty have to spends too much of our tax manay "I got rich the easy way...l started the Also, when the will was probated, taxpayer was allowed to exclude report the dividends on my Income on pay raises and high-living world’s largest chain of wishing wells.” the stock was valued at 044 a share. andno notn pay federal income tax on tax return? “ perks” for members of CmifraM. M y wife plans to keep the stock. the first $180 of dividends received. What can we invest In that will fiv e .A THE OmzZWELLS'* by Bill Behorr However, If she ever sells, is 044 a On a Joint return, that exclusion ANSWER: You certainly do. us reasonably high tax-froe ■hare the price she will use to report doubled to 9fM. But the next tax law Your lament makes the mailbag income? *r|l| '5URE'miN<» ^eATH BY CAR a 0 RA,W15 P O O R V ^ 15 the sale? killed that. From now on dividends bulge every year about this time. PV>MBe//&EE(V1J But it makes no difference what you ^FREEZIN6..i:ANTy0U«AT J 51AHP6ACK. are fully taxable. Many - not all - lO BE MOUR did with the dividend money. You ANSWER: I , a u p . ^ ANSWER: For openers, there is If your wife does sell that stock, municipal bonds Issued by atatae MVORITE//, ;/T5/'»J are required to report It on your no place on Form 1040 or any other the difference between the pro and their political subdivlsiona pay return. You had your choice of income tax form to report your ceeds from the sale and her "basis” tax-free Interest. But they pay wife’s new stock ownership, be will be her profit or loss, which she taking the dividends by check or by reinvesting. You chose to reinvest. lower Interest than you can gH BLONDIE by Dsan Young b blan Draho cause there is no requirement to will be required to report on The IRS gets copies of lOMs and from taxable investments. Unless make such a report to revenooers. Schedule D of Form 1040.1716 basis you’re In a federal tax bracket of M other "information returns’' In NiMCOMt^OOa.' BUtH«(iN«,l MR. OlTVeRS, V\ MSBTINS WITM< AND I'M REHEARSING 1 There is no need to tell the IRS when on inherited stock is the valuation percent or higher this year, you WHAT'S b u a a s t e a o in a n MY A D -U B S "machine readable” form to feed BinOBfUlN.' BU M BU N B stock is acquired through inherit when the estate Is settled — |44 a probably can get more after-tax WRONG HOUR into its computers and catch people -^ IP IO T .' / ance, gift or purchase. share, in this case. “keeping money” Interest from i r Assuming your ' wife receives who “ forget” to list taxable Income A '.A- CDs. dividends from her stock, she will on their returns. .) QUESTION: I made my first Everyone with a sense of propr have to report those dividends on stock purchase last April, buying QUESTION: We invested in a iety Is ticked off about the way her Income tax return — on your 3 100 shares of what I consider a solid real estate limited partnership In Congress sneaked through Its latest 'u. Joint return. If you file that way — AP photo company. The company has a 1988. The partnership went bank pay raise. But don't Mte off your and pay whatever tax applies. CAPTAIN EASY ‘by Crooks A Casalo dividend reinvested plan and I rupt last year. Can we report the income nose to spite your taxpaying For 1986 and previous years, each T-' THE PORT OF | IF WE HAP TO -CARRYING THOSE PEOPLE, ’ WHO 9A1P IT'S signed up to have my dividends full amount as a capital loss on our face. MOUENPO.. CLIMB POWN THAT THIS APVENTUKE WOUUPNOT FINI9HEP? Focut on toys i( NOW AREN'T YOU HAVE BEEN FINISHEP GLAP I KNOW HOW ESCARPMENT- aeeoeoBeeeeeBseaedeeeeabeeeeeeeeeeeeew —7 SO SOON. TO FLV A HELieOP- Vivian CroBBmtn, a rtpraaentative from Tasco of Miami, Group buys bus line 85 E. Center St. ,OPUO« one of tha largaat optical firms, focuses on the company's Una of toy binoculars. The toys were Introduced in New PHOENIX, Aril. (AP) - A headquarters here. 6 4 9 - 5 2 6 8 ON THE PA8TRACK by Bill Holbrook York In February at the B4th annual American Dallas-based investment group John W. Teets, chairman and Wednesday officially purchased chief executive officer of the Cash A Carry International Toy Fair. Record sales are expected this Greyhound Lines, the nation’s 7S-year-old bus line, said the sale ^)rtW!6TrtlS?u)Hy, we SI6ll«> 1 ^ ilft |5' year in the United States for educational toys. Including largest intercity bus lines, from price involved cash, securities, m y k pgiyiH(r^jigW6-f. . i i . T - -nife f m s m i n GOOD, microscopes, telascopas and binoculars. The Greyhound Corp. for more than royalties and other considerations. IHRpyOH A / w Whzwuh. For THIS W(IE, G 9 9 f l f ^ 9350 million. "In many ways, our sale of /^UW VftRMAt* A ll'*'5 Greyhound Lines signals the end of $ 4 1 9 iZSSlPftiTlAL m f w w r s j G LI Holdings Inc. agreed to buy • 5i«£ fin ) WotHPNT fWM/y a transportation era,” Teets said. Ne\&H0<«Hooi>7\ WINPV. Greyhound Lines in December and Tulips bunch ^BESEeHMfifiycf ///. 1! K. The Dallas investment group is the deal was completed at ceremo IV- SO n ett WE ARE./ ARLO AND JANI8 * by Jimmy Johnson Group rates East headed by Fred Currey, who ran nies at the bus lines’ former Trailways Corp. SOOBSWIUOOOOODOOOa oo o o MINNESOTA! . HORACE CKEELEV.' SOl HOW MUCH/AONLYVXNU), ^ ' WEHAVEWONTOCAV? best biz climate
M l By Dave Skidmore development is a means to an end The Associated Press and not Just an end to itself, ” he said in an interview Tuesday. "The WASHINGTON — The economies traditional index looks at the lowest of heavily unionised, highly taxed cost place to do business; the lowest Bridge East and Northeast states are tax costs, the lowest wage costs and kstrograph odtperforming thoae of the Sun the lowest energy costs. ...Theycan Belt, according to an economic measure the cost of everything and report can) released today. the value of nothing. ... The study by the Corporation for ” My sense is that the compara CANCER (Juna 21-July 22) Financial Enterprise Development, a non tive advantage of this country is not prospects look attractive tor you today, ALLEY OOP '^Tiy Dave Graue profit private research group, going to be that we’re the lowest especially In situations where you're try cost place to do routine w ork.... We \ CONGRATULATIONS, seeks to rate states’ business ing to derive gains from a collective \ YES, WELL, AT will compete not by getting poor, ^Birthday venture. 1 LEAST WE KNOW I YOU TWO! THIS climates using a broader range of / THE NEW VIEW- CALLS F=OR A factors than the more traditional but by getting smart, by applying LEO (July 23-Aug. 22) If you've been SCREEN WORKS! CHAMPAGNE the new technologies, by increasing wondering If someone you find appeal studies that have found low-tax, Friday, March 20,1987 ing is equally responsive to you, there's WEST EAST low-wage states of the South and the quality of education.” a chance you'll get the happy answer for B K J 4 0 10 8 7 West to be more hospitable toward Friedman said the traditional I he aspects Indicate this can be a very which you're hoping today. WQ 10 6 2 4 K J 8 3 business. business index assumes ’ ’that go rewarding year for you both financially VIRGO (Aug. 23-8*pl. 22) Recheck ♦ Q 10 9 3 2 ♦ K California, Connecticut, Massa- vernment is the enemy and that the 4 J 6 4 Q 10 9 7 and socially. Live a balanced life and your sources if there is something chussetta, Minnesota, New York government that governs leas(, 9 njoy success in both areas. you've been wanting to get for your governs best. Our view is that the 9 SOUTH and Mandand made the organiza P'SCES (Feb. 20-March 20) Meaningful home but have been unable to locate. government that governs intelli ohjectives can be achieved careerwise 4 A 9 4 3 2 tion’s honor roll with grades of A or Your quest could be gratified today. 4 l gently governs beat. The private f'lday Utilize all the weapons at your LIBRA (Bspl. 23-Ocl. 23) Your views B in each of four categories. iiisposal: if you capitalize on all of your ♦ 8 7 6 Alabama and Tennessee received sector is not always more and advice will have greater impact to 4 A 5 4 3 advantages, you'll score. Know where day than you may realize. People you Fs across the board. efficient.” to look for romance and you’ll find it. counsel will be able to use your sugges Vulnerable: North-South Among the conclusions of the He also said most indexes em The Astro-Graph Matchmaker set in- tions effectively. Dealer: North study; phasize competition among states THE BORN LOSER ®by Art Sanaom tanlly reveals which signs are romanli- —” High-tax, highly regulated for a limited number of industrial crrlly perfect tor you. Mail $2 to Match SCORPIO (Oct. 24-Nov. 22) Financial West North East Sooth and heavily unionised states ... do plants. He said his organization’s maker, c/o this newspaper. P.O. Box seeds you’ve planted recently may have 1 ♦ Pass 1 4 y M28. Cleveland, OH 44101-3428. looked like they were sown In the wind. Pass 1 NT Pass 2 4 best overall.” index emphasizes creating wealth However, sprouts will soon appear Pass Pass Pass —“ The Mid-AtlanUc states... get and ’’cultivating your own trumpeting a harvest. good grades ... ranking Just behind garden.” .ARIES (M arch 2 1 -A p ril 19) In your in SAGITTARIUS (Nov. 23-Dm . 21) You'll volvements with others today, you'll in- Opening lead: V 2 the national leaders.” The grades in the study were in handle current matters easily today, —“ Except for Florida, the Sou four areas; Uinctively know how to put everyone at and new challenges will be conquered ease You won't show tavoritism, yet all by drawing upon what you have learned theast suffers the legacy of poverty —Economic performance, in will go away feeling they received spe from past experiences. and smokestack-chasing.” cluding employment growth, in cial attention. —“Many states hit hard by come per capita. Job quality and CAPRICORN (D m . 22-Jan. 19) Make TAURUS (April 20-May 20) Changes Scram bling for recent problems in agriculture, quality of life. can be initiated today that will impr’ove your presense felt in important situa tions today, but do so In ways so that mining, forestry and petroleam — —Business vitality, referring to your material position. Don't expect mainly in Die Rockies and the the competitiveness of existing miracles overnight; just know all will whoever else is involved won't feel a fast eight come out well in the long run. you’re overbearing or dictatorial. 9 1SS7 byNfA Me Wains — are not yet pursuing business and ability to spawn new GEMINI (May 21-June 20) Your ability AQUARIUS (Jan. 20-Feb. 19) Hopeful By James Jacoby policies Uiat could help them ... business. to evaluate situations and make wise new conditions are stirring on the hori build strength for long-term —Economic capacity, covering zon lor you. It's important you stay in riecisions is a big asset today. Put How should you play two spades? FRANK AND ERNEST ®by Bob TRavM recovery.” human and capital resources, in greater stock in your judgment than in close touch with people you deem to be Don’t look at the East and West cards Robert Friedman, president of frastructure and amenities to at the views ol your associates. valuable contacts. — just count your sure winners. Here the corporation, said his group’s tract and retain talent. you have five top tricks. If you played study differs from traditional busi —Policy strength, including ef the hand traditionally, you would hope r p MAfce A ness indexes by examining the fectiveness of government and for the black suits to divide reason quality of economic life, not Just regulation, improvement of educa folly’s Pointers ably. So you might win the heart ace, (Si^EAT U M Pipe. .. quantity. tion and research and help for duck a low spade, ruff the heart return “ Our thesis is that business distressed communities. and duck a low club. Now, when the reopta ARE a l v a ^ y t opponents continue hearts, you can refrigerator and pull off the skin shed diamond losers from your hand. PUa5TlONI|s/6 M Y Is sponged w ool while the chicken is still partially fro Eventually you can win the diamond Firm to stay in state zen. It is easier to skin this way than ace and play the spade ace and a J l / P ^ M ^ N T sam e as boiled? when it is fresh. — ROSE spade. If spades are 3-3, you’ll take three spade tricks, the two red aces, ^ B'"i9 DEAR POLLY — I have found a as contract wins vote 9 and then if clubs are also 3-3, three 9 good use for small pieces of soap no By Polly Fisher club tricks. Those are poor odds, need longer usable in the tub or shower. ing both black suits to split. WATERBURY (AP) - Unio technical worhers would be relo Chip or sliver them and store in a con WINTHROP aby Dick CavsHI nised workers at Bristol Babcock DEAR POLLY — What is meant by A better approach is to play for just cated within the Wa/teihury area, tainer. Use these chips when washing one suit dividing evenly, in this case Inc. have voted to accept a contract 'sponged" wool? Is it similar to " DO YOU REALUi' b e l ie v e " VO/J'RE WASTINkS'iOUR " IF YOU DO eeUIEVE IN but the manufacturing operation lingerie or other delicate things. This the opponents' heart suit. If it splits 4- THEM, SEND S2E TO proposal, ensuring ffiat their com might be relocated outside boiled wool? B.D.R. not only cleans them, but gives them a IN HOROSCOPES^ IF MONEY SUBSCRIBINS 4, you can take eight tricks by placing PROVE VOUR <5O0D FAITH." pany remain in Oomiecticnt. Connecticut. nice fragrance as well. VO/J DON'T... TO OUR SERVICE... DEAR B.D.R. — Sponged wool is yourself in the defenders’ role. When H ie 2S0 manufacturing workers Later, Bristol Babcock officials wool fabric that has l ^ n treated for you’re a defender, you frequently try voted 14M6 Wednesday to accept decided to review Neir decision When traveling with youngsters or to take tricks by ruffing. In this in shrinkage. It’s nice to sew with be- the agreement reached Toesday after the state offered up to |l.( senior citizens, take along a snack stance you should scramble as many canse you don’t need to pre-shrink the after two days of negotiatioBs. million in economic development fabric before working with it. Boiled tray for serving snacks, drinks and so tricks as possible by ruffing with little Jamea Hiomas, president of United funds that would allow the company wool, on the other hand, Is wool that on. It catches ail the crumbs and spills trumps in your hand. So win the heart Robber Woricers Local NS, said ffie to move to another huildiiM in has been treated to produce a particu that might occur as one travels, and ace and niff a heart, go to the diamond U » V ‘ |s04,ajJl UivCv-i larly thick, heavy finish, lire two kee s the car cleaner inside, too. — ace and ruff another heart, get back to company bad improved Its offer. neaihy Watmtown. terms do not mean the same thing. MA lEL. dummy with the club king and try to The company’s last contract Bristol Babcock’s option to lease ruff one more heart. If all that goes offer was r e fe c t Saturday, and Ne Watertown huiWng was to I’m sending you a copy of my news • •SSTbyHEA.M letter “Cleaning and Caring for Polly will send you a Polly Dollar smoothly, cash the club ace and the company president J. Webard expire Monday, but was extended spade ace and make your contract. Jones threatened to move the Wool,” which gives basic directions ($1) if she uses your favorite Pointer, U.B. ACBCB byJlmDsvIs to allow the aecoud contract vote. 7 for cleaning, maintaining and sewing Peeve or Problem in her column. When you play this way, your trump operation oOt of state. 7 with woven woolens and knits. Yonll W rite P O L L YS POINTERS in care of losers and minor suit losers will fall Jones sMd that he was pleased find explicit instmetions for hand and this newspaper. together on the same tricks at the end I ’V£ GOT TO STOP ORSON FROM wMi the vote, and was glad N a t It SNORING OR I'LL BC UP ALL NIGHT machine washing, pressing tips, daily of the deal. Much better than letting was over. maintenance measures and helpfni the defenders take them separately ” 1he vote means the company’s CALDWELL Creoles earlier. hints for sewing with wool. Others fntnre is to be hero in Waleitown. who woaM like a copy of this issue Now we can get on with the fotnre. sbotild tend $I for each copy to POL Louisiana Creoles are descendants A new book by James Jacoby and his OIL INC. of either FVench or Spanish settlers. father, the late Oswald Jacoby, is now We can atoit planning the move, LY'S POINTERS, is CSK of this and laying oot the new fatxory,” he ■ewspaper, P.O. Box tUZS, Cleve About 4,000 Acadlans, Wench settlers available at bookstores. It is “Jacoby land, OH 44IS1-I42S. Be sore to hi- in Nova ScotU, were forciMjr trass- OB Card Games, "published by Pharos aaM. 7 3 . 9 e M c the title. — POLLY ported to Loaisiana by the BrltMl la Beoka. The company’s threat to leave par gal. C. O. D. 17». Their ‘ Watertinry is not its ffrst. BrtsM known ae( Bahcecb ainwninced in O taN er plans to move hecanse Ms mannfac- 649-8841 tnrlng facility was eXwoMe. Jones le i had said «N management and 1» - MANCHESTER HERALD. Thur»day. March l». 1W7 J|Alf'CHl!dfi;lt HBilALD. ’Thuroilaar. Maroh 19. WST— 99 Authority to meet 55-mph bllf FOCUS N. Elm architect •till faces
Flam for conotmrtkm of aport- authority to a p ^ for Amde that tough road menu for the olderly on North E to could be usM for low-income Street wfll be dlecoaaetf Monday by housing, either new conetroction or 1 a committee from the ManebMter rehabilitation of existing builAngs. HouMng Authority and Alan Lam- She was authorised to seek eon, the architect for ihe preject. further information about the iwprMmUitivas and aeiurtors for The meeting wfll be at S: M p.m. funds, hut not to make an applica tlwir boiM diftrfota and atatas. at the offices of the authority, U tion at this time. Admiaiatratioii offielala also Bhiefield Drlre. have said tbo nMasore would spend The authority agreed to advise too nweb nuMiey for mass transit. The authority has agreed to act state Rep. JMm Thompson, D- Most lawmakors wore cantloos In for the town of Manchester as agent Manchester, that it feMs state ovaluatlng tM r efeaneos of mostor- for construction of the M apart- money proposed for added rent in f a two-tbirds vote in each Yes, things can feel good menu on town-owned land. It has subsidies be divided between peo diambor to override a veto. also agreed to try to work out a ple with incomes below M percent "I’m as big a Ronald Reagan contract under which the authority of the area median Income and supporter as there is.’ ’ saM 1 ^ . will operate the apartment com those with incomes of from M to M James Hansen, R-Utab, a prinw plex once it Is built. percent of the median.. supporterof the faster speed. "But if be vetoes it. I ’m overrMHng K ." Officlais of the town and of the John ritxGerald, vice chairman good for you, too Added Sen. Steven Symms, R* authority want to move quickly on of the authority, contended that Idaho, author of the higher speed the prelect because the land has to some people In Ihe M percent to •# limit provision, " I see that as a be pirt to use for elderly housing by percent category need the assist •vAnitoM.Coldwtil problem, and I hope when we get moved with her family to Connecticut In muscles by nneans of manually “ stretch July 1, IMP, or the town will lose it ance because they do not qualify for this finalized, tiM yll take a earefid Hsrold ffspertsr under the terms of the will under other types of assistance. 1976. She began working withachiroprac- ing” them. M analysis of it before they dodde to tor and In two years he suggested she which it was donated to the town. veto It.’ ’ Many of her patients are referred by APatwte People who think "anything that feels concentrate on massage therapy because Members of the authority’s com Thompson, a member of the Rep. James Howard, D-N.J., tbo' chiropractors, psychologists, dentists, good can’t be good for you,” probably of her demonstrated aMIity and rapport mittee on the construction are General Assembly’s Appropria leading opponent of the 88 mpfe cardiologists and other pbysicians- VIctorlouB again haven’t tried Shiatsu or a basic Swedish. with their clientele. Richard Schwolsky, John FitxPa- tions Committee, asked for the measure but a top advocate of tliS; ."T h eir patients need to relax,” Munson No, they’re not the latest foreign cars, trlck and James Morancy. authority’s opinion on the distiihu- highway Mil, was more optlmlstlo,. explained. "They have too much stress, with the ultimate in relaxation and The Monday meeting was set by tion of |8.8 million In added state Susan Butcher of Manley, AInka, faces Nome. It was Butcher'a second consec ‘Tve been here 9$ years,” hi.' WHILE STILL working for the chiro which affects their physical and mental the authority at its regular meeting rent subsidies proposed by Gov. reporters after her win In the Iditarod utive win In the 1,157-mlle race. said. "E very Mghway MU has bosg luxury. But an increasing number of practor, Munson accepted patients on a health by restricting moMIHy.” Wednesday night. William O’Neill. threatened mr a veto, and none to people say they give you the same feeling. part-time basis, using the office one day a At the Wednesday meeting, the Trail Sled Dog Race Wednesday In He gave the authority a letter my knowledge has ever been, Laura Munson, a massage therapist week. Her business grew quickly, and by A JAPANESE SHIATSU is finger pres authority learned that It wfll from Raphael L. Podolsky, of vetoed." who practices from her office at 99 E. 1984 she opened her own office in sure applied to certain points on the body receive a state grant of 9M,000 Connecticut Legal Services, urging Howard, chairman of the House (Tenter St., is among the many practition Manchester. to release trapped energy. Swedish toward the cost of vinyl siding for the Appropriations Committee to Pollea Roundup Public Works and Transportation ers who are enjoying an increase in the “ Like exercise, massage therapy is the state-subsidized apartments for devote all of the rental money to the Committee, had argued that the massage uses long full strokes along with the elderly at Spencer Village. existing program for those In the call for their services. As the health good for everyone.” said Munson."It kneading. current 88 mph limit — which he movement continues to expand, she has The buildings are now sided with lower Income level, but perhaps helped enact 13 years ago — saves enhances well-being and provides deep "The majority of my clients come for observed that more consideration is Texture 111, a type of laminated raising the limit to 80 percent. Bomb threat empties school lives and gasoline. relaxation which is proven to be basic relaxation and muscle tension,” wood. Podolsky said In the letter that he "O ver the next five years, about given to relaxing muscles as well as beneficial.” Munson said. Carol Shanley. executive director understands the current proposal Is 3,800 of you out there wfll unneces building them, and to reducing stress as The basic principle behind massage The design of Munson’s office, similar of the authority, reported that the to divide...... the. extra 88.8 million illllo In Robertson School received a dispatcher said. well as reducing weight. Dodge from another shelter resi sarily die,” Howard said later, therapy Is that it stimulates the blood to that of a doctor’s office, is also part of federal Department of Housing and about equal proportions between bomb threat Wednesday afternoon, Abraltls said about 30 people, dent, police said. He was appre- speaking to television cameras . Originally from New York, Munson circulation and oxygen flow through the the treatment. U rb an Development has in vIM th e the two Income groups. but police and Eighth District from both the school Itself and the hendejndeo at about ■ 10 ‘ p.m. on Main about the consequencesof the bill. "Special attention is paid to the firefighters found no bomb in the adjoining offices, were evacuated Street and was carrying a two-foot "And many more thousands of you building, and students and teachers from the building. wooden club, a six-inch knife with a or members of your families wfll be temperature of the room, the liihting. were allowed to return to the double-edged blade and a pipe with permanently paralyzed or suffer using music that is specially r e c o rd ^ to building about 80 minutes after the suspected marijuana residue, po brain damage. ... I Just can’t help promote relaxation, and the basic Obituaries call was received. lice said. but believe very strongly that this comfort of the client and his or her aMIity Principal Rochelle Abraltls said A Manchester man was arrested Nasuta was charged with two Issue will come back to us.” to relax,” Munson explained. "The her secretary received the threat Tuesday on larceny and weapons counts of carrying a dangerous Howard said he believed the patient is covered by a sheet and from what sounded like male caller charges in connection with the Laura Munson, massaga therapist, performs deep massage on the Club of Manchester. weapon, fourth-degree larceny, House vote reflected "a great sometimes a light blanket, if desired, Jacqueline Wagner, shortly after 4 p.m. Emergency alleged theft an automobile, police She is survived by a son, Charles possession of marajuana and pos anti-government feeling out neck muscles of patient Patricia Landgrebe. Below, Munson officials were called to the school at said. with only the specific areas being ’’Buzz” Keeney of South Windsor, session of drug paraphernalia. He there.” taught for 25 years 4:07 p.m. and at about 4:30 Stanley Nasuta, 90, a resident of massaged exposed,” Munson added. prepares for massage by warming the oil In her hands. and a sister, Frances Leadbetterof was held on $8,000 bond pending an Consumer activist Ralph Nader, determined that there was nohomb the Samaritan Shelter for the ‘"11118 affords the client modesty and Jacqueline (Carpenter) Wagner, Palm Harbor, Fla. appearance in Manchester Super whose organisations were among In the building, an Eighth District homeless, allegedly took a 1976 ior Court. warm th.” 87, of I t Strant St., died W edm ^ay The Holmes Funeral Home. 400 many health, safety and insurance at her home after a long illness. She Main St., is In charge of the private groups that lobbied for the lower was the wife of Theodore C. funeral. Burial will be at the speed, used equally strong MUNSON, A GRADUATE of the W ^ e r . convenience of the family. There language. Connecticut Center for Massage Therapy She was bom April 8, 1119, in are no calling hours. Authority discusses security "With this vote today, the repre in Newington, has a Connecticut certifi Pembroke, Ga., and had been a Memorial donations may be sentatives have blood on their cation and New York state license. resident of Manchester for most of made to the Dorothy Porcheron hands, and they’re going to have to Connecticut Is among the many states Measures to Improve security at her life. She was a special education Scholarship Fund. M Hartford Department, has spoken at meet periodiclally at which police and live with It,” he said. "The yahoos that do not have licensing requirements, housing projects for the elderly tire officials could reinforce the teacher for the Manchester Board Road, Manchester, or to a charity ings of residents at the three were vociferous and the silent and there is no universal ordinance for were discussed Wednesday night housing complexes for the elderly, safety message. majority of American people were of Education, and had been teach of the donor’s choice. local certification. On March 9, a bill was ing at the Keeney Street School. U e by the Manchester Housing Author stressing the need to keep doors viewed as not making a vociferous proposed to the Public Health Committee was a teacher In Manchester for Edwanl W. J«w«lt III ity, In the wake of the March 8 locked and to alert police In an In each apartment there are issue out of It.” over 18 years. slaying of Bernice B. Martin, 88, in emergency. three buzzers that sound an alarm According to Symms, the legisla of the General Assembly for state licensing. She was a member of Center Edward W. Jewett III, 76. of her apartment at Mayfair Gardens. Jamqs Morancy and Richard locally when they are pushed. tion would allow faster legal Congregational Church. North Windham, died ’Tuesday In Since then. Officer Laurence Schwolsky, members of the author Anyone who hears an alarm is driving on 38,910 of the 43,991 miTet Munson hopes the bill is passed, and she Wllllmantlc. He was a former Besides her husband, she Is Wilson, community relations of ity, urged Carol Shanley, executive expected to phone the emergency of interstate highway, affecting Is not alone. According to a recent report resident of Andover and survived by a son. Kurt T. Wagner ficer of the Manchester Police director, to schedule meetings number, 991. every state except Delaware. in ’Time magazine. Just 13 states have of Westerly, R.I.; two daughters, Glastonbury. licensing requirements and many thera He Is survived by his wife. Robin Wagner and Tracy Chartier, pists are concerned about the lack of both of Manchester; her father, Kathrm (Baldwin) Jewett; a daughter, Sharlene Chapman of uniform training standards. Despite the Gordon Carpenter of Charlotte. HwzM pholM by niNo irregularity of licensing, however, mas N.C.; and a granddaughter. Hebron; a sister, Edith M. Jewett of Coventry officials explain fund plans sage appears to be the latest prescription 9 The funeral will be Saturday at 11 St. Petersburg. Fla.; a grandson, Effleurage Is a Swedish stroking movement that provides an 9 for stress. a.m. at the Holmes Funeral Home. Randall Chapman of Glastonbury; Superintendent of Streets Roger nothing for it.” said Drohand. overall relaxation. 400 Main St. Burial will be in East several nieces and nephews. By Jacqutllne Bennett ’The second project Involves the Robert King, president of the Chicago- Bellard said his department plows "You’re going to drive us out of Cemetery. Calling hours are F ri ’The funeral will be Friday at 3 Herald Correspondent- removal of asbestos from all the based American Massage llierapy day from I to 4 p.m. and 7 to 9 p.m. p.m. at Buckingham Congrega 88 miles of town roads, 99 miles of schools, at a cost of $278,000. More town. I ’m willing to give you what Association, told Time, "Instead of roads near the lake, and eight miles y o u want if it’s used Memorial donations may be tional Church, Glastonbury. There COVENTRY - About a dozen than 70 percent of that amount having an extra martini or gulping of unapproved roads. The anti would be reimbursable by the state. appropriately.” made to Visiting Nurse and Home are no calling hours. people came to a town meeting Valium, people ought to consider a quated equipment fails frequently Lewis replied that although the Care of Manchester Inc., 397 Porter Memorial donations may be WednInesday ‘ night at Coventry - High Over four years, it would cost the and the town has to pour money into figures might seem high, they professional massage.” St., or to the American Cancer made to the American Cancer School to discuss the appropriation average taxpayer about $6 repairs, he said. probably wouldn’t affect the tax According to Munson, one of the Society, 137 E. Center St. Society. of funds for equipment for the annually. Bellard said a sweeper is impor Carpenter Road resident ’Teresa rate much. nation’s 80,000 massage therapists, the public works department and two tant to clear sand from roads, a word is out. school building projects. Drohand challenged the spending Eric W. Eridoon Theodore Ronceloll safety hazard, and the purchase " I think borrowing to finance plans. Sculptor August Rodin died in Theodore Roncaioli, 94, of Wind would save the town the cost of ” I pay $9,000 in taxes and get ’The Dineral for Erick W. Erick these three Items Is sound fiscal 1917. sor, died ’Tuesday at Meriden- rental as well as having the son, who died Monday at Halifax management. This town Is growing Walllngford Hospital. He was the equipment available year-round. Hospital and Medical Center in and there will be many benefits husband of Gloria (Williams) Ron Board of Education Chairwoman Daytona Beach, Fla., will be from these projects.” said ’Town Friday at 11 a.m. at Emanuel caioli and the father of Karen Judy Halvorson and member Ri Kilrain of Manchester. (founcil member Patrick Flaherty, ROBERT J. SMITH, inc. Masons return to the early days of Cheney Hall chard Frye, representing the Lutheran Church, Church Street. finance committee chairman. Besides his wife and daughter, he school building committee, pres Burial will be in Wapping Ceme- Voters will decide on the Issues in is survived by two other daughters, ented two proposals. B y Alex Oirelll tery. South Windsor, There are no a referendum March 31 from 6a.m. INSURANSMITHS SINCE JoAnne Harrison of Willimantic ’The first, costing $848,000, Is for calling hours. to 8 p.m. Associate Editor Mantktsftr, Conn., A'ovtmBtr /, /JpJ. and Gayle FUsco of Windsor; his renovations to George Hersey Memorial donations may be If approved, money for the items Annual Entcrtatnniciu.... mother. Ruby H. Roncaioli of Robertson School to bring it up to 1914 Annual Entertainment ^ Dear Sir one/ Brother:— made to the American Cancer will be borrowed in loans repayable Among_ the people waiting Windsor; a sister, Mrs. Robert fire, safety and health codes, and to Society, 187 Center St.. Manchester from between four and 90 years. eagerly for Cheney Hall to open (Barbara) Dennis of Windsor; and provide access to the handicapped. yim are frmtemetUy imnteii. with yonr /mmify, 99949. 'The Hoinnes Funeral Home, At a cost of $998,000, the town again for public functions is John three grandchildren. Halvorson said $880,000 would be OF 499 Main St., is in charge of proposes to buy two dump trucks, O. Nelson, a past master of the ’The funeral will be Friday at 9; 18 paid by the state, leaving the town’s 649-5241 Manchester Lodge* No. 73, to attend the annual entertainment o f Manehetter arrangements. two plows, two Sanders, a pay- Manchester Lodge of Masons and a.m. from the Carmon Funeral net cost at $989,000, which trans •5 E. C«nt«r 8tr««t ittanriieeter Coiige, No. 73, loader and a sweeper. ’The loan its historian. A. P. and A . A . -•A -JA Lodgo, No. 73, A. F .& A M „ to he held at Cheney Home, 9 Poquonock Ave., Windsor, lates to about $8 a year for years for Manch«st«r, Cl. Jomcc Qwrett would be repaid over four years and followed by a mass of Christian the average taxpayer. Nelson says the lodge is looking a . f . & a . A . Hall, Thmrtday evening, November 17th, at 8 o'tioeh. James Garrett, 93, of Hartford, burial at 19 a.m. in St. Gertrude’s would cost the average taxpayer about $90 a year. forward to the completed renova ,-hi evening o^ rare enjoyment and fu n may he expeeted. died Monday at Mount Sinai Hospi Church, Windsor. Burial will be in tion of the hall so it can hold a tal, Hartford. He was the huMtand Riverside Cemetery, Windsor. Cal "A fter this past year, we felt it Cheney Hall, South Manchester was an absolute necessity to get the imncert and a ball similar to those A hangnet w ill he terved in the lower hall after of Dolores Garrett and the brother ling hours are today (tom tto 4p.m. its members sponsored years equipnnent,” said Council Chairwo Thursday Evening, November 17, I89S. the entertainment. To make the present oeensian a of lola Crawford and Peggy Cook, and 7 to 9 p.m. •go. both of Manchester. Memorial donations may be man Joan Lewis. "W e had many r success, the same as in the past, it is regnested theU each He was employed by Sanitary made to a charity of the d ^ ris breakdowns and as a result roadb But Nelson doesn’t expect to s Entertainers ; Refuse Co. of Manchester for 93 choice. were not plowed in a timely pay the same rent the lodge paid THE CLEf UALE ^A/fTETTE. brother w ill contribute as liberally as he tarn, aoithomt 9 years. He was a U.S. Army veteran fashion.” at the tuVn of century. His 9 of World War H. H ie town now has eight trucks archives contain accounts that Hohtrt X. Jdhnttent, firit ttnor, injury to him self or fam ily, each or both o f the follow Besides his wife and two sisters, ranging In age feom three to 17 show a typical rental figure was f. fl. £»ton, twond tenor, In Memorlam years. in g ; C o ld meats, tasrkey, ham. tongue, semUoped he is survived by a son, James m in thow days. David Goodrich, baritone, Garrett of Cornell, N.Y.; a stepson, " I support the mrchase of the oysters, bated beans, celery, cake, fr u it and cash. While no final decision have Wm. Richard GrHfith. bassn Sgt. James Gordon, stationed in In loving memory of A. Briher equipment,” said Route 44 resident been made, the Little Theatre of Germany; two daughters, Sandra Matchett who p a a ^ away March Clarence Edmonson. " I think we’re FREDERICK J. BACON, BANJOlST Please state on the enclosed cord how mtnyofyoaer Garrett o f Buffalo, N.Y., and 19,1999. the only town trying to operate Manchester, which will operate equipment a dozen years or more COMEDIANS: fa m ily w ill be present an d wheHyou w ill contrabaete an d Brmda Garrett of New York, N.Y.; Sweet is the word of the hall, has worked up a budget older. You can’t kem making cuts a hrothzr, Logan Garrett of VUt^ remembrance. which calls for rental figures that H Grant Bailey, M. O’Kaatu. retasm in the enclosed envelope, positively aaot leOer without long range ill effects.” ■nHii n x g i VUW ,IIIIUI CU» ■ n « m t * Dear is the one who Is gone. range fbom tl88 for weekday than Thursday, November roth, to George W. Fkrris, Vlwl HiCCW EMM nCfNMwS. In menfMMty we will always keiep mornings to $980 for weekend Cheney Hall, South Mani hestei. The htneral will he Friday at noon her, evenings. Thureday Evening April llth. 5901 Secretary. The estimated expense o f the eutertaikmeut, at the aarfc. Bell R PerWns Jnst as the years roll on. tT« JUDE NOVSNA "But In those days you could Funeral Home, 319 Barhour St.. in cash, aoill be 8123. Sadly mtaaed by, MAY THE BAOTED HEART OF buy a pork roast for B cents a Hartford. Calling hoars are one BrotMr, Staters, J O U S BE ADORED, QLORI- pound,” protests Mary Blish of A spea'al train aoill leave Sotalh Manchester at boar before the service. Barialwil) nefogt AM rrafNMwi. FRH>, LOVED AND FREEERVED K e L T M . be In Soldiers Field. WHson. with //JO p . m. fun military hoMNa. THROtMHDUT THE WORLD, Nelson probably would agree, 7 NOW AND FOREVER. SACRED Please Give Generously hi a letter to the Manchester 7 HEART OF JESUS, FRAY FOR Herald, he quoted some other "Mancbeater Lodge No. 73 of ship that there would be a ing note waa included; There will he US. SAS4T JUDE, WORKER OF Ogures in addition to the IB rent. a special train annual concert and ban in t Maoona may be the only active Maaonic entertainmeat held at “To make this occasion a leaving Booth Paiutiy (Keeney) r urcheron, it, MIRACLES. FRAY FOR US. Ih e sendees of a patrolman cost organicatlon in Mancbeater that Manchester at Hall, and the concetti < the ball Dec. 18,18B. The nature aucceaa. It la request ed B a t each II: M p.m tuiUBMfo o f Hncknaatnch St., dtod SASIT JUDE, HELFER OF THE B .N , for Instance. The orchestra baa records of using Cheney Hall until 1997 when the _ of the program was not recorded. brother will comrtbute as Mber- Thei n e^ al train refers to one Wadme ia i a te Mnncheeter convn- NELFLESS. FRAY FOR US. SAY and prompter of the event cost for those earty years, ISBa and Temple on Bast Center Street —a _ -w "A later event held was a ally as he can, withont iqhiTy to o n t he e Cheney______Bros, rallrond that I* ^wwEi^^v vE TTRS FRAYER S TIMES A DAY, •B.B. Renting a special trolley ifSSi,” Nelaon aafd. " lb the preaenutlon by the Temple waa completed. Stawe then the wMEM II. him self or fbml f.enchorboHi of ran from the m ain Hna In ^ BY THE STH DAY YOUR oar hem the Oonnectfeut Oo. cost archfvea of Hie lodge are noticea, Quartette Company on Doc. 7, halls have bean heM there. wW M VEI the following tnr- Neith End to the Cheney ndB FRAYER V8RX BE ANSWERED. ARCHBISHOP’S ns. programs and committee reporta Hat Nelssn and othar M ge NUV N . 1999, 1S97. TMa program ooaalated of key, ham, SAY IT FOR S DAYS. IT HAS An am de In the Herald about that the lodge secretary kept mnaic hy the Qoaitette, aeloa and ■jtesfcwpi Tsant to ga hack to NEVER BEEN KNOWN TO FAIL.
•v The Assedeled Frets waved their arms and mooted for "He threw good. Every time out last weekoaouttlekierMIhe Young. holdout pitcher Roger Clemens bg;* abouta minute. Morris then walked he in wRtlngbettier,’* Mwngur Piste BoOi areexpeetadto be out from Ft tefophone but no pmgrws wnim AKk Morrii is in mMseason Hairston before giving up succes Ifoae said, addh^f tbet be hopes reported in their wlarp war. ; sive home runs to Tim Rnlett and “WX talked for N mlmtM Mkmt in 76er win over Hawks Soto CM pNMi two indeBs in a The OnhiMd A’s Dstarsif ■ see pitdier, wlw won >1 Ken WHHaras. ndnorleague game on tatonlay. are no longer in the HddiiM for nodHng.” Red Sbx General Man • y Th# AsBocletstf Frege t t m m last year despite being *T Miookin’t have done that, but Soto baa not pHMied in a iwguin’ froe-agent Mtcher Rich GedniM, a ager Loo Gorman said. "There'/ of two free ffirovfs gffO) five secondk tagged ibr 4i hmne runs, yielded we haven’t seen any of that In ^ m e this spring. two-time AII-IRar with the Boston nothing new to report. Ho flgurgs left, foe last of his StpohMs, tohreMr tlirae king balls — all in a rour-nin spring training,” Morris said. "We best thing I could do was concen Red Sox. Sandy AMeraon, the A’s were imndoned. There is adit no _The Phllaclelpliia TBers tunwef to a tfo. WoeIrMWe 9fM fsofed by ______Pitcher Rick r a iA R o m d N p feartt tnrtng — in a S-S km to die needed a little excitement I have to trate, and I didn’t do that. You Just vice president of baseball opera movement on their part. They sdfl' tneotlierGieeln—and it turnedout Sidhey Green on an inhoomli play. Rhoden o t the Hew York Yankees CMcag s White Sox on Wednesday do thkiM to reduce the boredom. hiss an outing like this goodbye.” tions, Informed Gedman's agent on haven’t changed their pesRten. f to be Steve Colter. Detroit’s Joe Dnmart, who forced has a strained moode in his left side and baa given up six homers in four But it was stupid, so stupid. Joe Cowley iHtched five BCorelesB Wetfrieaday ftiat Oakland no longer guess n i have to call again ■Maurice Clieeka led the NBA in and is questionable for Ms next the Il2-ll2tie eritfia teairingjanraer exhihitkin ootingB. “If it bad been the regular innings for Chicago before Detroit’s Is interested. (Thursday)." minutes played last season. 3« points. with six seconds left, mined a exMMtion start. Rhoden wasexam- Morris, who once destroyed a season, if it had meant something, I Tim Tolman hit a three-run homer Sands made several proposals to Seldom-used Steve Colter was "We needed quickness, so *fe Ined Wednesday and diagnoeed as hGMfine Jump shot at the homer. hatrack in Tiger Stadinm, alrabM don't tMnk I would have «k»ie it. off Juan Agosto. the A’s. Johnaon and Mark Carreon be^' acquired in January frto die went to our trap,” Guokaa said. Adrian Dantley scored 30 points having a strain of the muscle CSiicago Bulls as Cheeks’ backup. a notable temper. That, too. Is in Nothing matters now. We’re not Eric Davis hit a three-run homer "R was a combination of thinwi,” mered, leading the New YoikMelfr “David, Charlei and Steve had for the Pistons. between the ribs. He may have to be more than that here for blood and guts, but we will to highlight a nine-run sixth inning Alderson said. "Some of them were to M FS victory over die Red Sox. some key Meats. Cotter ran file Woolridge saM he feared Ms for a while. After Cheeks dialocated Kasa Morman hit a solo homer in be in two weeks. As long as that carried the Cincinnati Reds "Ife (the doctor) told me I should financial ami some of diem were Bob StMley, being groomed to team very well, ^ a y td good missed free throw would cost the tte White Sox fonrth. With two out. everybody is geared to that, that’s over the Houstmi Astros ll-S. Davis related to the current composition move flrom short relwf toa stardng the middle finger on Ms left hand in (fefense and setwed some key Nets the game. be line in a week or so,” Rhoden Ole first quarter Wednesday n i^ , Morris and idate umpire John all that counts.” also had an RBI single. said. of ourballciub. Itwasnotcleartoua role, became die lirst BoatoS' points. That really helped ns." '1 thooMit. ‘Here we go,’ Shulocli got into an animated Morris tried to make light of the tost we would be able to cron any piteher to go live innlnBi- Re’ ^ t e r took over, played a aeaaon- "We get our hands on some halls Woofrtdge saM. "It's like Mnrgliy’s shouting match when the call on a home runs. But the best news for the Reds Meanwhile, Baltimore inflelder exisdng gap.” allowed ftnir runs and seven hits. ■ • high 29 minutes and made a strong and caused some turnovers,” Col Law — M rometMng can go wrong it 1-g pitch to Jerry Hairston was a "How were they traveling today ? came when veteran right-hander Rex Hudler will undergo surgery Gedmm has mid all alongdiathe —Rickey Henderson hit a aoHr contribution to the TBers’ MtFlO? ter said. usually does.” boB. Pretty good?” he asked. "That was Mario Soto, who had shoulder for a tom ligament in his left would eidier sign with Oakland or homer in the diird inning to starT' victory over Atlanta that ended the Atlanta Coach Mike Eratello UtofB 111, Jm 97 Morris came severai feet off the . your basic workout in spring surgery last August, threw appnnti- thumb. Hudler was injured Sunday return to Boston on May 1. the New York Yatrimes on dieir way' Hawks’ 11-game winning toreak. saM, "Thinga had been going right mound and Shulock walked several training when srou don’t have much. mately M pitches over three when be fell during a rundown. A Holdeut Wsws! The Boston Red toa iFXvietory over die University' longest in die league this season. for US these last ll games, but some Magic Jefmaon had 27 points, 19 feet in front of the plate. Both men You try to create something. The innings of a simulated game. similar operation was performed Sox talked with one of the agents frir of Florida. "Coiter will probably be starting iMngs went the other way tonight. assists and II rebounds for hit fifth if Maurice cannot come back," I’m very proud of tMs team.” triple-dooble of the season as Lot Osach Matt Guokas said after the Hm McCormick added 2I points Angefes posted Hs ninth straigM Ffoot-3 guard tied his season Mgh for PhiladelpMa wMIe Dominiqne victory. with II points, alcmg with three Wilkins had 37 for Atlanta. James Worthy added 21 points assists and two steals. and Byron Scott 17 as the Lakers Despite the setback, which pre Rocfcoli 113, Sum 91 handed Utah its eighth comeentive SCOREBOARD vented them from tying the fran Houston’s Akeem Olajnwon defeat and 27th in 29 games at the chise record of 12 straight victories, scored 2S points, grabbed 18 re Forum. Utah saw its three-game ihc Hawks remained one-haff game bounds, htoked seven shots and wiiming streak end (fospite 27 points IlNkliiwktS, Ms^LsifiS WAA Mhind first-place Detroit in the keyed a pivotal 12-1 run late in the by Karl Malone and 18 by Rickey Ontral Division when the New tMrd period. Olajnwon’s five Green. The Jazz fell 6>A games H o c k e y 5 1 ^ Basketball B m c Im R Jersey Nets ended the Pistons' blocked shots in the second period behind first-place Dallas in the Tersiia 0 3 1-0 ., March n , seven-game winning streak 113112. set an Arizona Veterans Memorial Midwest Division. PIrsi Period—1, Cbicaoe, Wetsen 11, AtChurieile, N.C. Milwaukee, a 12FI02 loser to Coliseum record and Ms six in the 3:0(. A CMcooe, Lormer a (Prewiey, ______Texes Chrtstten 0, Marshall to IkiggBiB 104, C bvb 100 Sovard),S:a(pp).3,CMcaao,T.Murrava RBR SwIlullMS Notre Oomel4, MIddN Tennessee Slole8 Boston, is 3>/4 games out. first half tied an arena mark. (PresNsv,Praser),15:a.AOileoee,5avard PhiladelpMa. alreaify playing The score was tied 29-29 after the Alex English scored 30 points, 18 a (Seeeird), T7:a. 5, CMcm,Savarda MtcMeon 8, Now 0 without injured Julius Erving and first period before Steve Harris’ in the second half, and Darrell WAU» (Lormer, Watson), 10:16. Penoltles— RA5TRRN CONPRHRNCR North Carolina 10, Penneytvanlo 17 McGSI, Tor (reusMno), 1:0; Seeerd, Oil By LEWIS WITHAM taWey, March n Cliff Robinson, trailed 1BF9S with Jumper 10:58 before halftime put Walker contributed 29 as Denver W L T Pis F P M (rousblne), 1:n; Clark, Tor (blpb- W L Pet. M Af tweeeee, N.Y. Oakland i:4 0 remaining. But Colter, David Houston ahead to stay 3331. It also posted its second straigM triumph X winseswniu « a « n w t u WIcklM), 5:0; CeurbwH, Ter(rouob- K-l a 0 ,7a — Take the number of NBA Pbllodsipbla a a 04 1116 Purdue 04, Northeeetern 45 Wingate and Andrew Jonty forced touched off a 27-11 run as the on the road after seven consecutive NV lllandwi 31 30 W 73 3W M Ine), 5:0; Stopleton, CM (reuoMne), teams in the Pacific Division (4, 5 Florida O, North Corollno StoN 70 N Y Nanasrs 31 33 S 70 9V 3n 5;0; frCallaban, CM (boMlnq), 13:25; M a .531 13 or 6); multiply by the victories Western Kentadcy 64, weif VIri'^lo63 five straight Atlanta turnovers ami Rockets took a 60-50 lead at the road losses. AP photo wuwsnsieii 30 33 * m la Secord, CM (rousMne), 17:0; CHll, Ter New York a 45 .3N 3716 Syracuse If.^aairga Southern MUwcxamo Philadelphia scored 13 consecutive English scored 12 points In the pw niw F i 31 33 11 a m (reueMna), T7:». a 46 .3n a of the 1985-86 Chicago Bulls NSW York intermission. 35 « « M 3X1 3M Texas points, capped by Charles Bark tMrd period to help Mnver move Atlanta’s Kevin WIMIs (left) and Philadel Wednesday night at the Spectrum. The Seeona Period 6, CMcoao. Sovord a 677 — (25, 30 or 35); and subtract Nwto 113, FM om 112 (Lormer), 5:0. 7, Toronto, Valve a x-Detrolt 4t a Oscar Robertson's all-time NBA Af Cherfedo, N.C. ley’s three-point play with 42 from a Sl-SI halftime tie to an 84-76 phia's Tim McCormick battle for posses 76ers won, 109-107. _ 7 e 2M 3<1 (Dompbeuwe), 16:0. 0, Toronto, Gill 3 x-Al1anfe 44 a 667 V6 Kansas City standing (3, 5, or 7) in points Notre Dome 5A Texas Chrtsnan 8 Xteonds to go. Barkley finished with Orlando Woolridge made the first lead after three quarters. sion of the basketball in their NBA game 33 30 W 7» 337 333 (Osborne, Perpus), 17:34. Penalties— x-Mllwoukee 43 a 60 316 North Carolina 04, MtcMeon 97 Toronto 33 31 7 73 311 3M Moneon, Cm (bokSno), 7:54; Srown, CM, Cnicoeo a a .40 13 per game among players with at SonGa, March 0 CMeogo Ousbsc 31 3* 0 01 330 3 « molor (flsbtlno), 13:16; Clark, Tor, 31 M .40 n Detrott .373 a least 10,000 points. Af Syriiaiii, n .y . iunuto * 30 7 30 3(7 m mofM' (ligblino), n: M. Cleveland______0 43 PtorMoH, Purdue 66 VlWVWtO CAMPnauL coNPnnBNCR WESTERN Syrocuee KM, jjVettgmMCeniuckv H Catnomio Tbird Perlod-0, Toronto, GUI 4 (Dom- PAYOFF: The answer equals x-Dellas 43 8 MreN S 30 10 74 3(1 3B pbouese. Porous), 7:10. Penalties—Clark, the Boston Celtics' record for ItmtUMfi March N OSeoso a a 13 « 30 3M Ter, mertor (floMlng), 0:03; Secord, CM, Utah a a .5(5 616 St. Louis New NFL rule is designed to slow pass rushers j a 716 most points scored by a team Af Eo n BpBwrfird, N.J. m. iM H a a M <0 3(0 3M maior ((iablino), 10:IB; Srown, CM (hotd- Houston a 31 Plorldo, 230. vs. Syracuse. 336,6:0p.m. Son Prondsco ______a a 0 <7 310 370 bito, n;lo: Denver a a 634 1416 in one game during the 1950s. Now York Torenlo » V 6 «3 353 3HI Shots on pool—Cbkoeo a-SS—37. San Antonio 34 43 .364 0>6 Son Dfopo Soeromento .3N a North Corollno, 8-3, vs. Notre Dome,347, Smvnw DMilsa Toronto 7-I5-3S—43. a « 9:0S p.m. Otleopo By Dove (xoldbere rule that will force pass rushers to format that gives fourth-place ,H-iSmentan 45 a 5 05 331 30 Powor-phiv Opportunities—CMcopo 1 of ezi = / - OC X 9 :M0MBNV Monfreci to get the ball at least once In passer rules is part of a general It’s designed primarily to help a 14 .70 — The Associated Press pull up more quickly after a passer teams, who now play the same »Sloarv 43 a 3 SO 30 357 1; Toronto Oof 3. x-L.A. Lakers N rSl?'M P^8 PMtader overtime. philosophical statement designed fourth-place teams and was a x-wwwiipes a a 0 n t c tn Goalies—Chlcoso, Skoredenski (43 Portland « a 615 11<6 ® 1987. NEWSPAPER ENTERPRISE ASSN Attanto releases the hall. schedules as first-place teams in The day also signaled the start of to cut down on Injuries and product of complaints by Philadel LesAosslei a a 0 S3 270 303 Seattle M a 607 0<6 At BiN EeBWf fW'd. N.J. Cincinncil sbols-0 sows). Toronto, Wreeaet (3VM), N. Coretkie-Notre Dome winner vs. KAANAPALI, Hawaii - Chicago "But there’s no reason for their divisions, an easier schedule. the negotiating rhetoric season violence, particularly against quar phia, the fourth-place team in the Voncouvw M a 0 M 315 3H Sesler (0:00 second, M-IS). Golden State 8 M .40 a Rorldo-Syrocuse winner, 4:09 p.m. Houston M^IWiCnMO pitoywTw DVrffl A—16JS2. Phoenix M 41 .360 2T6 Pittsburgh Coach Mike Dttka, whose Bears violence against the quarterback. It doesn't take effect until the 1988 after Jack Donlan briefed the terbacks. It might also equalize NFC East, which complained it had L.A. Clippers 11 » .175 3P6 Xefereo—Ron Hosorth. Linesmen— TBiri IN . Ntwki 107 Los Angeles won the 1966 Super Bowl in large We’re in the entertainment busi season. owners on the upcoming labor competition a bit — the Bears and to play five games against first- Hartferd S, N.Y. nDnesri 3 Ren Assetslfne, Ron Finn. x-clincbed plaveff spot NOTE: Spnt-sauod PKhtomSi 5,». Louit 4 standines, ttssdanot measure because of their pass rush, ness and the quarteback is the guy — Putting the ball In play on an negotiations, then said they were New York Giants, the last two place teams — two against the one CMeose S, Terenie 3 Boston no, Milwaukee 03 ATLANTA (NH is aware that the NFL’s new who the people want to see." out-of-bounds kickoff at the 35 in adamant In their stand against free Super Bowl winners, both used In Its own division, two more from WInnIpse 4, New Jersey 3, OT PMladelobla 00, Atlanta 07 wnkMs0-0358, wiHM-0300, Koncok Thareday, March 0 New York Mels 3 Eeeien?" limitations on pass rushers may Jilf4,Dgvflt3 Denver KM, ClevetaiM 00 The new rule, which forces pass most cases instead of re-kIckIng agency and guaranteed contracts. fierce pass rushes as a principal the NFC and one against an AFC 461-34, Wittman 40OOA Rivere46330, At Etnnbuhpm, AM. _ Oilcaea WMftSox (ss)6, St. LouisA 1^ hurt his team more than most. MInnesoto ol boilen, 7:B p.m. New Jersey 113, Detroit 113 Rolfine00000, Levingtian 3S1-35, McGee N*w OrMoiw n, Brigham Young 79 fnntnes. If# rushers to pull up after one step with a five-yard penalty. It’s But both Donlan and Gene weapon. team. Houston 113, Phoenix fl 37007. Webb4*33ircorr...... CIncInnan 11, Houston 3 Still, he's all for them. N.Y. Islonderi ol DetroW, 7:a p.m. 3 0 I 0-S , Carr 4SOOA Totals Alabama 0, North Caroltna AAT 71 instead of the present two after the designed to encourage runbacks Upshaw, the executive director of But both voted for it. If the change were applied this Los Aneein at PbnodeipMo, 7:a p.m. L.A. Lakers ill, Utah a 0-4013-007. Austin Psoy 60, itUnals 47 Benin KWO 6, Attanto 4 "You spend your whole time passer releases the ball, was one of and speed up the game. the NFL Players Association sug The complicated revamping of gdnnieown at Colfary. 0;a p.m. 1 I 1 1—4 PHILAOELPNIA (0 8 ProvMsnce fO, Alobamo-Blrmlnaham to CMcopo WMM Sox (ss) 5, Otfrott 3 year instead of next, the Eagles Period—1, Wlnnlpes, Bosebmon 15 Indiana at New York, 7:0 p.m. Hinson 7-0 1-1 IS, Borkloy 1316 0 -0 M, PrMpy, March 0 Texas 7, Konto* Ctty 1 trying to teach a guy to get to the a long list of actions, many of them — Defeating a move to change the gested that early statements should the schedule Is also an equalizer, would play Atlanta and Detroit mentreol at nvfMe, 7:a p.m. , Wetfsrs), 1:8. 2, New Jersey, Seattle at WasMngton, 7:0 p.m. McCormIcfc 7-0 7-4 8 , Chseks 30 00 A Af Attanta Minneseto S, Lot Anpelei 3 quarterback and now you’ve got to somewhat obscure, taken at the overtime system by playing all be taken more as rhetoric and not although It involves only four Andsrson 4 (Lolselle, Coitsson), 0:0. 3, CMcoao at L.A. esppers, 0 :0 p.m. WInoafe 3 0 44 0 , Tonoy 3 8 1-5 14, instead of San Francisco and Terenie at Quebec, 7;a pjn. Souttmesf Missouri Stole 65, Clemson 60 PhHoiletoMe S, Montreal 7 change what’s become a haMt with owners meeting. games to a finish Instead of ending as signs of unbridgeable PHNburoh of WaUilnelen, StOS p.m. New Jersey, Johnson 8 (Brolen, Muller), Portland at Golden Stole, 0 :0 p.m. Vronos 31300, Catttr403411.Totals41-7S Kansas 66, Houston SS New York Yankee* M, UnivereNvef games a season — the ones it plays Chicago, substituting teams that 0:8 (pp). PenolWes Rooney, Win (bold- Dallas at Sacramento, 10:0 p.m. 330 Fktrkki 7 • them," DItka said Thursday as the Among them: them in a tie after IS minutes. It differences. outside Its division but within its Celeotv at Edmenten, 0;a p.m. Mq), 5:4(; Small, Win (boMlno), 17:16. m Georgetown 75, Bucknell S3 were 13-18-1 last season for teams WInnIpeo at Vancouver, 10:a p.m. B 8 036-04 Ohio State 8, Kentucky 8 Clevetand (m) S, UniverNfv of ArbondS NFL unanimously approved a new — A change In the scheduling also would have allowed eacl^ team The change in the roughing-the- conference. that went 24-7-1. iocorta Period—4, Wlnnlpes, Corhrte 11 Seattle ol Boston, 7:0 p.m. 0 0 0 36-04 (Turnbull), 1:0. Penalties—Carlyle, Win Denver at PMlodelpMo, 7:0 p.m. 3-Polnt goc4s— Levingeton, Tansy, ffWovn ita Mltwouke* to, CMcopo Cub* 4 WInItn B, BtRgtri 3 (heokino), 0:0; MocLeon, NJ (hookine), Milwaukee at Attanta, 7:0 p.m. POutod------. .oof— ...... None...... Rsbounds _ Atlanta 9 Af BltmMiham, AM. Son oiege 0, Oakland S 0:0; OraUa, NJ (btoh^cklna), 17:45; New Jersey at Cleveland, • p.m. (Wmis 11), PMHxMpMo 0 (Berktov 18 Providince *0, Austin Psoy 17, OT Son Prandteo A Colmmla 1 Turnbull, Win (Mebstmlno), 17:0; Ver- L.A. Clippers at Houston, 1:0 pm. A«ltl»—Atlanta 0 (Rtvtrs 14), Phtleillo- Alabama 18, New Orleam 76 Oovaland 14, SoottM 4 beek, NJ (boMlno), 0:44. Son Antonio at L.A. Lakers, 0 :0 p.m. dtipMo. ^ 0 (Winoate(Winoatt 6). Total fouls—fouM- l entoy, March M N.Y. noassis I 3 0^ Third Period^, New Jersey, Muller 8 Phoenix at Portland, 10:0 p.m. Ationfo 31, Philadelphia 15. Af Attanta Toronto vt. Batfen of WIMer Haven, Pto./< X marks the spot for Iowa wrestlers n n l Period—1, New York, KWo 34 (Brown, Vellscheh), 0:34. 6, WlnMpee, Tochnleats PMlodelpMa Coach Guokat, Georgetown 97, Ohto Stole 79 1 p.m. Sportm in Brief McPhee, Metnyk), S;0S. I Hartford, Jones 1 (Morols, Boschman), 17:51. Attanta nieoat deftnee. A— 15,0*. Kansas S7, Soulhwsst Missouri State 63 Lot AngeM* vs. Attanta of Weef Paln( t Penalties—Bosebmon, Win (cross- Beach, Pta., 1:08 p.m. llneen 33 (Lawless, Jarvis), 13:40. checklne), 0:(I0; Orella, NJ (Interference), CiNletl20,BiKki102 By Alan Robinson The only other collegiate sports not overwhelmingly favored. "There always was a lot of Penottles gveseo, Hor (boldine), 7:06; Tharsdpy, March W Phikidtiphia vs. Houtton at Klt*lmmaa,> teams to win nine consecutive OSm , NY (trlpplna), 15:00; Evason, Hor 0 :a. At LeoM ^, Ky. Plo., 1:0S p.m. MH8 teeki JV baseball coach The Associated Press Although they have four pressure on that No. 2 team to catch 9 Overtime—7, Whmlpeo, Mullen 16, :to. MILWAUKEE (08 Nuggiti 104,Civillin tOO NCAA titles were Yale In golf jslasMno), 17:13; MUnvk, NY (slosMne), Providence, 230, vs. AMxxtki, 334, 8. Louie vs. Koneos Ctty of Pod Meyers,' wrestlers seeded first or second in them." Gibbons said. "But it’s a Penolllei None. Pressey 3-5 00 5, Cummlnos 11-17 3-7 M, Plo., 1:0 p.m. \ The Manchester High Junior varsity baseball team is in need of SboN on eeol ' New Jersey 13-11-64)—a. 6:8 p.m. . COLLEGE PARK. Md. - As far (190313) and Southern Cal in track their weight classes, the Hawkeyes balanced field this year and you Ucona Perlod-3, Hartford, Perraro a Slkma6-134616, Moncrief 0-5000, Lucos6-l5 (08 Georgetown, 04, vs. Kansas, 230, Cindnnan vs. Minneseto of Orlando, Pto.,< a coach for the 1987 season. Practice begins Monday. The position WInnIpep 13^15-1—8. VOa,Breuer3-7l65,Mokeskl3-33-M,Pterce 9:13 p.m. 1:0 p.m. < as Iowa Coach Dan Gable is (193343). By winning a 10th title. lost to Iowa State and Penn State In can’t pick out a clear-cut chal Power-play Opportunities—New Jersey 3-110-016, Hodoes 1-7034, Brldaeman36 English 148 33 0, Cooper 34 30 4, would be effective immediately. Anyone interested should 1 at4; WlnfmepOof 3. Rosmuesen 1-S1-33, Walker133333a,Lever Oefrett vs. PIttsbureh of Bredsnten, Pta.,’ concerned, X marks the spot. Iowa would also surpass the nine dual meets. lenger, and that could lead to a lot 00 4, Bradley Ol 00 0, Reynola ()3 00 0. •toiOTlWTg IfN nw l toVZ l 1:0 p.m. ; Goalies New Jersey, Cbevrier (8 Totolt35400803. 31634 0, Schoyes 33004, Honzllk 1-0 334, Bettlmers vs. Texes of Pod Chewtattei contact Manchester High Athletic Director Mike Simmons at the Iowa can make history this championships in 10 seasons ac "This year’s tournament is going better performances by those sbets-8 sovM). WInnIoee, Bertblaume EvaneSII 1-211, Alarle33300,DunnOOOOO. At LoatottM, Kv. Totals 46040-1504. Provldence-Alabama winner vs. Plo., 1:0 p.m. i school at 647-3553. weekend by winning a record 10th complished by UCLA Coach John to be a lot closer." Oklahoma State teams." (30-0). B(0TON(t3n Georgetown-Kansos winner, 1:9 p.m. Milwaukee vs. ClevelandatTucien, Arts.,’ A—11664. McHa0S-177-Oa, BlrdO1413-140, Parish 3 p.m. consecutive NCAA championship, Wooden’s basketball teams. Coach Joe Seay said. "And I think Gable, the coach of the 1984 U.S. Referee Bob Hall. Linesmen—Wayne CLEVHLAND (08 345011, Johnson O il 36 lAAInpe7-033 Williams 35 34 6, Hubbard 40 1-1 9, Chleopo OAm vs. Oakland of Pheonlx,' so Gable has made sure that every "Obviously, It is the biggest year that’s good for wrestling" Olympic team, is hoping the (Qusnravllle), 5:M. 7, HartHartford,______Evason Porsey, Swede Knox. 0 , KIM1-1003, WaltonO330,SlcMlneO0O Artz., 3 p.m. Daugtorty 7-11 37 0, Harper 38 56 B, Matte’s grand slam beats UConn wrestler who faces a Hawkeye is in coaching for me,” Gable said. "If " I look at Iowa as the team to beat Hawkeyes can turn the pressure of A Hartford, Evason 0, Dave36366,Henry16003,Roberts3500 BaHev 3700A West 473011, Bilo3033A Sen Oleeevt. Son Prandteo (rtSoottidale.r 30,10:13.—V ij:13. l-vlfmiiwNnetoep- wiimvii,Otiieeii, nw ^imwTTWr- 6,CarllsleOOOOO.Totals41-03366tia. Arlz., 3 p.m. reminded of that fact. we win, it means I will have had but I don't think Dan has the a lOth title into a plus, not a minus. CerMn 31333 Lee 1-3324, Pries 3633A DAVIDSON, N.C. — Former East Catholic High School ence), 1:0; Proese, NY, served by Penten Turpin 36304.Tetols 360234000. Thereday, Morcb 0 CeUfemta vs. Seattle at Tsmpe, Arlz., f Gable had the Roman numeral X more success than any coach In stockpile of athletes at each weight “ I think it has pulled them (roysMns), 1:16. a a M a —0 1 At (nwNippeWs p.m. standout Bill Masse slugged a grand slam homer in the second a 8035—10 Xavier, OhM 0, Mlnourl 69 aieggomiMSexvt. NewYorkMofsoh sewn on the Hawkeyes’ singlets and NCAA competition. If we don’t, I class he’s had before,’’ Oklahoma together.” he said. "I see people 3Polnt odolt—Pressey, Lucas, Bird, 0 0 0 0 - 1 0 Duke S9, Texas AAM 51 St. PeMfsbure. Plo., 7:0 p.m. inning to propel Davidson College to a 9-5 victory over the he keeps X stickers in his pocket to won’t kill myself ... we’ll Just Coach Stan Abel said. "If Okla Alnoe. Pouled out—Slkmo, Pressey. 0 0 8 16—0S Montreal vs. Now York Yonkoat ot Porf rooting for each other and at other 3^PeMr,^XyOp^rtunltles llortfOrd 1 of Fouled ouf—None. Rebounde Denver0 Aulxnn 63, Son DIseo 61 University of Connecticut Wednesday in collegiate baseball distribute to anyone who asks for remove all the Xs.” homa State or Iowa State or Penn Rebounds—Milwaukee 8 (Ekma 15), (Lover 18, Cleveland 8 (Doughorty 9). Indiana 93, POlrflyM 0 Lauderdale, Flo., 7:0 p.m. action. times that has been taken for OeoSei Itartford, Uut (8 sbots-a Beslan 0 (McHole, Bird, Parish 11). Aeelsts—0*nv*r a (Lovtr 6), Ctoyeland 16 Friday, March 0 one. Gable’s Hawkeyes won the first State gets hot. they could win it. granted." eetw)^New York, Proese (33-0). G y m n a s tic s Assists—Mllwaukeea (Lucas?), Bostona Masse had a .427 batting average and a school-record 44 runs (H or^ 8. Total foul*—Denvtr 0, Al Rossmont, III. Detroit vt. Boston at Mflnter Haven, Plo., 1> "The X has been everywhere this of their titles in 1978 at Cote Field "If Iowa stumbles, there’s going The Hawkeyes have two defend (Johnson 8. Total fouls—Milwaukee a, Cleveleiid 0. A-600. Ttmple 75, Southern U. 56 p.m. scored along with 29 RBI in his senior year at East in 1984, leading Rtferee—Denis Moral. Linesmen— Boston a. technicals—Wallen, Moncrief, Louisiana State 0, (taorgla Tech 79 Minnesota vt. New York Melt of St.’. season.” Gable said. "It symbol House, where the three-day tourna to be somebody there to replace ing champions. Brad Penrith, 132 Milwaukee Coach Nelson 3 (elected), East to the state Class L semifinals. He batted .349 in 1983 in Kevin CoHlns, Mark Vines. St. John's 8, Wichita State SS Pelsrsbure, Plo., 1 pm. izes the 10th championship in a row ment began this morning. them, and that hasn’t always been at 126 pounds, and 153pounder Jim Lucas. A—1400. Nili118.Plitomn2 DePoul 76, Louisiana Tech 6? PlttNxjrNi vs. Houston of KlMlmmst,* helping East run away with the state Class L championship. PittI Dunrn't Plo., 1:05 p.m. * we can win. Usually you don’t get But unlike last year, when Iowa the case," he said. Heffeman, 32-2. Heffernan is se KaiMqfryt.Chtc(ioa While Sox (ss) of, Masse, a Junior, is expected to go high in the June amateur draft. crowned five of a possible 10 NCAA PoHI Dunne’s Class IVteam recently B—be le llR tunxOI NEW JERSEY (10) honored for what you've done until Iowa State Coach Jim Gibbons cond seeded to the unbeaten Tim ll«MB.PMi|ulnt4 competedimoeted In a CLnuCUns l\/IV itimmeetM ntat thathe IIUuXBIl I lo,O U m U I Al ll Hs” Sarateto. Flo., 1:0 pm. Davidson is now 10-2 for the season while UConn fell to 2-3 with champions in Iowa City with what Connecticut Gym School In Watertown. Woolrlde*13163130, B. Wllllam*31235 Indiana 18, Auburn Attanto (M) vs. Monfreert at West Palm- you die, and we felt there has been said that in the past, only one team Krieger, 230, of Iowa State. 15, Coleman 31514 0, Brown 314 33 IS, R. Booch, Pla., 1:0 p.m. • the loss. enough accomplished the last nine Gable called "the best team I’ve MUM . . Those bays loklno top honors were: HOUSTON (118 Duke 0, Xavier, Ohto to a year usually had a realistic lowia also has the top seed at 167, r~1 4 Pfid under — MaH Dunne, 1st McCray 5-10 44 0, Petarton 64 34 14, WUMamt3633AWoad3644*,Klng32300, 0 BoHlmor* vt.LesAnpsl*talVsreBaach,; ever coached,” the Hawkeyes are pommel horse, 1st parallel bars, 2nd McKenna 461-111, Turner 33306. Totots Plo., 1:0 p.m. t years to recognize It." chance of stopping the Hawkeyes. Royce Alger. 330. ' 'aSt ftr1od-1, PHtsburoh, Lemleux 8 Ototuwon 30 7-0 a, MInnIefWd M DO 2, 46«23910. At Resemenf, III. (Schmidt, Johnson), 4:8 (pp). . rines, 2nd vault, 3no hloh bar, 2nd all RtM513IH)N,L6aytll64M13,MaxwHI1-3 Louisiana______I State 77, TTemple 63 «- PhlladtIpMa at CIsar-i ' ' 8 (DO). 2, fotts- around, 7th tioor. Greo Oat was 8h In 66 A Harm6-0330, Johnson34347,40111 OBTR(MT (118 DePoul_ ------0. St. John'i ■ n's 71 OT wntar, Pla., 1:0 p.m. • Umpires hold Interpretation meeting burah, Maniha I (Lemieux, Cun- the vault. Oanttey i-0 130 0, Green 1-6 1-3 3, ^Wqnto JM). vs. Texas at Port| nevworth), 5:0(pp). 3, St. IjouIs, Rannino 11 1-133 4, Andtrson 1-1M 3. Totals 4) « 368 Lalmbeer 314 33 15, Durmrs 314 00 1A 1F11 — Mlcheol Dunne, 1st pommel 113. PrMpy, (March 0 Charlotte, Flo.,) :0p.m. ! The Manchester Chapter of Approved Baseball Umpires will E S P N high (Npllreee, Mtllen), 11 :M (pp). 4 a . Louis, horse, 2nd rlnps, 3rd parallel bars, 8h PWWNIX (8) Thomas 7-14 33 17, JohniMn 311 30 6, AtcincIniwH Cjndnnolt vs. Toronto at Dunedin, fla.,i Noltrese A 17:0. Penottles—Hunter, SIL floor, 8h hloh bar, 6lh all around; Chris Nam»6-16384,Plncknay7-S56W,Adams Mahom303015, Salley30330, Redman DePaul, 0 3 vs. Louisiana State, 014, 1:0 p.m. I hold its interpretation meeting on Thursday, April 2, at 7 p.m. at (croee ehecklnB),3:M; Povese,StLMouble 3746A NlmpMus00300.Tetal*3W3344 Seottla vs. Chicago Cube (m) at Mtta,| minor (roufMnp), 5:0; nuwlev. Pit Vooht 3rd rings, 8h pommel horse, Sth 371-35,Davls11-2a-334,Humphrlss3-1t30, 7:9 p.m. the Mahoney Rec Center. The meeting is open to all area high vault, 8h parallel bars; Chris Schmidt BMfrord1-6IHI3,Oatltson463S0,Homaosk 113. Indiana, 364, vs. Duke, 240, 10:8 p.m. Arts., 3 p.m. stakes winner (rouBik0)> 5:Mi Monlho, Pit (heokino), 1st high bar, 1st parallel bars, 1st ell 1-560 3, Sanders 1-3M A ThompsonMMO, 8 0 0 SF-10 Oiomplenslilp , t o Prondsco vs. MHwouksaatChondlar,, school baseball coaches to go over any and all rule changes. . ... , , ML (sloeMnq), 7:0; John around, 3rd floor, 3rd vault, 3rd pommel 0 0 0 0-10 Arlz., 3 p.m. t son, Fit (h^M f), 4:0: Betliwell, StL Addison 1-5345, Vanes66660T^s8-a ', March a For further information, call Aaron Silvia at 649-5396, days. horse, 6th rings 1688. 3Polnt goal*—McKenna A Wood, Dan- CItvtIanci, vs. Callfomla at Palm', (hoidinp), IsTwi Errey, Pit (rouphliiB), PoHl Dunne's boys' team also com Houstan a 8 17 16-111 Hoy. Fouled out—Mahom. Rebounds— Indlana-Duke winner vs. DePaul- Sprtnos, Calif., 4 p.m. ; 15:14; Yeuno, 41t (rouohlne), 15:0. peted In 0 meet against Trl-Town of Ptwonlx a 8 IS 16- 8 New Jersey 8 (B. Williams 14), DtiroH 0 Loulslona St. winner, 1:0p.m. CMeogo Whit* Sex let) vs. Now York; By Rick Warner Rockville. ResuIN; 3Polnt eools—Lsovetl, Addison. Poultd (Mahom 13). Assists-New Jasey 0 (R. Yankm M Port Louderdolt, Pta., 7:W Fly Fishermen meet on April 8 The Associated Press Second Period—6, PIttsburqh, Montha 4 4 Mid under— Greg Got 6th rings, 6th Mnilloms 8, Detroit 8 (Ihomas W. Total p.m. Oakland vt. t o Diego at Yuma, (UndHrom, Looney), 3:0. 6, St. Louis, out—Nona. Rtbounds—Houston 61 (Ola- fouls—New Jersey 79, Detroit 3S. parallel bars, 6th high bar, IWh vault; luwon 0), Phosnix 8 (Nance 18. Assists— Arlz., 9 p.m. EAST HARTFORD — The Connecticut Fly Fishermen’s Rseds t (Bothwell, Meooher), 11 :a. Tim Mulligan 2nd vault, 3rd high bar, Houstan 8 (Mlnnltritld 7). Photnix 8 Technicals—New Jersey Assistant Coach When the NFL wrapped up its Penomes—Bennlnn, StL (Mqh^cklnM, Sth parallel bar, 6th rings, 6th all (Humphriss I). Total fouls—Houstan B, MacKinnon, B. Williams. A—8,30. Weel Replenpl Association will present a program on Wednesday, April 8, at the new television deal last week. Bill 1:8; Wmpeon, Pit (chMiia), 1:0; around, 4th floor; Ben Beaulieu IMh PirsiRpend Exlilbltlon b iiu b ill Iln M eiri 9 Hunter, wnslashlno), 17:18 &lnn. Pit ffootnix B. A—11,81. Veteran's Memorial Clubhouse on Sunset Ridge Drive at 7 p.m. Grimes felt like the winner of a rings, 4th parallel bars, 8h high bar; ThurtiiMy, March 0 (slashlnto, 17:13; Ramqae, StL (noldino), Mart Dunne 1st vault, 1st parallel bars, At MH Lake CHy, Utah M ill B, Bitf Box 6 The program, a discussion of stream insect life, will be given by hIgh-stakes poker game. 0?I4. ^ Ird Perlod^INttsbi^, Rus- 1st high bar, 1st all around; 4th pommel LikirtIlUinBT KansasI State______8,_ Georgia■orglo 79, OOT Dr. Wilbur Downs and Dr. Vernon Nelson. Grimes is president of ESPN, the kowsfcl 11 (Schmidt, Lemleux), 1:14. A St. horse, 6th floor B o w lin g Novado-Los Vtgos 0, Idaho Slot* 0 ftowVickMra 81 1 0 0 ^ II li Louis, Pederko 16 (Pleckh^), 3:0. 4, IFIt — Mlcheol Dunne 1st pommel UCLA 97, Csntrol Michigan 0 Bfitan SI# Ni i i i _ i It S The program Is open to the public. cable sports network that won a PHtsburoh, Quinn a (Cunnevworth, John- horse, 1st high bar, 1st vault, 2nd rings, UTAH (47) Wyoming 64, VIririnIa 60 , MHchtll (8. Wattw (7), SIsk; fierce bidding war with other cable sen),0:M.PeneHles—Seonlne,8tL(reu(6i- jrd3rd parallelnairallel 1bars, 4th all around; Chris Malone138 378,Trlpucka4666A Colon nfOTr* MOrCII 14 (8 end Glbbens. Olten (7); Stanla; systems for the rights to televise a Ino). 17:0; Prowley, Pit (elbowino), 17:n. y^htVooht 3rd pommel horse, 6th parallel 36 34 6, R. Green A13 33 0,Grlfirilh3N At Teceen, ArU. R o d iM (6), Stewart (8 and Sm^ bars; Chris Schmidt 1st high bar, 1st 6410, Curry 1464A Stockton 2633(L Balliy LiVii Induttrlil losse 0, Santa Clare 76 (Q- w— Pomonraz, 1-A L— Sportsmen host trout derby April 12 special package of NFL games over I Poal-St. Louis 11-0-15-0. parallel bars, 1st all around, 2nd vault, 411 641, SeixTV 34314, lovarenl 4531A T*xas-EI Paso 0, Arltono 8, OT tojUhj, W. HRs-Ntw York, Jehnten m,; the next three seasons, 'niey will be 1F131S-0. Totals444131747. Mike Kopp 05-30330-643, Dole PIttsbureh 0, Morlst 0 COVENTRY — The Manchester Sportsmen’s Association is ^ppwiunllles— St. Louis 1 of 2nd pommel horse, 3rd rings, Sth floor the first NFL games ever telecast Patti Dunne's Class III optional girls' Naeoell 303557, Brian Brown 573 Dick (Milahoma 74, Tulsa 69 sponsoring its annual spring trout derby on Sunday, April 12, 8 team recently competed Inn a Class III LJI. LAKERS nil) Murphy 303, Chuck Moselek 23320341S, Secen* Round on cable television. Louis, Mlllen (0 shols-0 optlonol meet at Wlnlnger's In Man A.C. Green 44 33 0, Worthy 30 36 8, (taorge Ruseall 234570, Bob Anderson Saturday, March I4 from 9 a.m. to 2; SO p.m. at the club. "This is the most significant ' Rleoln (360). chester. These girls taking top honors Abdul-Jabbar3113413,Johnson301316a, 31350, Al senna 01, Ed Dattore 304, . At Son Lekt City, Utah There will be a $180 award for the longest trout with a $10 prize were: Scott 3135617, Ceixier47440, Rembls 33 Mac Seear 323573, 8ppy Hyson 01, Ntvada-Lm Vseos 80, Kansas State 61 TransactioBis sports agreement in cable televi Myers. ILlnesnisn—John Jenny Series — 3rd bars, 3rd all 4SS, M. Thompson 341-31, B. Thompeen 33 Nick MarottI 257-300-606, Anto Brooult Wyoming ]n, UCLA 0 for every trout tagged. Admission is $10 for adults and $5 for those sion history,” Grimes said. "Not- Pewinan around; Cathy Miller — 4ih vault; 1-35,Matthews31340. Totals 3S4O330111. 305, MIkt Flellstaod 343m Barry IVIOrCil 19 10 years of age and under. only is the NFL the only major Heother Larson — 2nd tioor. 3rd beam; PInntv 317-573, Jo# Poogloll 313303546, At TUaen, AHt. n a a o -8 Butch Savino 200, John Koilckl mS66, Oklehome 0, Pittsburgh n bi^ a ll The public is invited and there’s no limit to the number of trout sports league that hasn’t been on Laura Smvers — 3rd vault, 4th bars; ______8 M 8 5^111 Lauren McCleon — 4th bars, 4th beam, Iowa 0, Ttxos-EI Paso 8 CLEVELAND taken. For advance tickets, call 646-7278, 640-1673 or 649-8438. cable, it is the highest-rated sport 1st floor, 3rd all around; Tracy Scoro- 3Polnt goats-Coopsr 1 Peulsd ouf— None. Rsbeunds Utah 47 (Malone 13), Buefclav, nfs uncOnCFmOOOl on television." mello — 1st bars, 3rd Ibeam, 4th all lomHInalt V o D cybaD around, 6th voult. Los Anusles «0 (A.C. (keen 13). Aiilels— titv, Jr. 303-30381, Bruct Baldwin ESPN, which televises sports Utah a (Slodden 11), Los Anestes 0 21350, Norman Jocoulth 03SM, Ed ^Tf^tolwr IM w X n toV nearly M hours a day, reportedly 7 (Johnson )4). Total fouls—Utah 8, Los Riston 3133(1-546, Mark Brooult 553, At Sicdtta Elliott track meet off this year AnetNs IS. (U-t70S. Davt Moiioll j 0, Robert Wilbanks 83, Oklahoma, 34-9, vs. lewo, 134, W:13 will pay the NFL about $80 million a year for the 13game package. In John Jenkins: ’’ 'Ntygdg-Los Veoos, 331, vs. Wvomlne. PHILADELPHIA — The Jumbo Elliott Invitational track WM V W N fM lI meet, plagued by financial problems and a troublesome spot on addition to eight Sunday night 3 4 3 , o.m. ftM3pSSiirtaW^^ rw n P Q u y I Plsvoll eChodule; American CMvItlon Cunllffi Auto Body the U.S. track and field calendar, will not be held this year and games, which will be shown over ~ iBitoito Perme dot. Watkins 10-15, lundw , March B the second half of the season, the 1FI, IFil) Tuesday! Insurers vs. Rod- Paul Nggle 1S3-4M, Otorgt Burgess At Seattle may have been run for the last time. Rcc baakctbaD Radio, TV 163154-453, Tim Costagno 1S300401, UNLV-MfvemlM winner vt. Oklohomo- It was held the first time in 1061, Just a few months after the network will telecast four exhibi FerguBon SpoiUmtinshlp Award wtnnara Ken Arev 414, Lorry Novolla 18-40, lewo winner, 4:8 p.m. death of Elliott, Villanova’s li^gtime coach. tion contests and the Pro Bowl each Emile Roux 174-44*. Tom O'Conner year. 163-434, Tony Morlnstll IS3176-4SS, BUI “If at all possible, we’ll evaluBte our situation and come back in Aria Leonard (left) and Steve Odierna sat by tha lata Farguaon. Leonard is from TONIGHT Henson 18-411, Loo Prior 153154403, A host of cable networks and A O N i 6:0 p.m. — NCAA Toumoment: Jim Moort tot. Standines: 1. McNom- the Olympic year (19M) If we can,’’ Villanova Athletic Director are praaantad the first Alax Ferguson Bennat Junior High and Odiarna from Providence vs. Alebomo, ESPN, WPOP Ted Aceto said Tuesday. syndicators had expressed Interest oro 17-10, 3. Ann Marie's Restaurant in a limited NFL deal, including Sportamanship Award In football by llling. A apaclal fund has bean aatab- MeH vs. White Sex, 17-10,3. RAG Auto II, 1311 4. VanTMsell Colt dwnwloii VI. SouttiMit choH>oloi># "If we can bring it back aa a full meet, we certainly will. When L313, 5. Acedia Restaurant 13lT 3:41 p.m. or 4:11 p.m. Home Box Office, Turner Broad mNiaiucfc McKean is, aFl^^^^^mF SFF^mF Mrs. Alax Farguaon, wifa of tha lata Alex liahad in Ferguson's honor. Thoaa I. — NCAA Teurnoment: Netre Best Horttard Ni vW* Vv^^pf wv^Oe^BROOr we had the Olympic year (19M) it was a very good meet, but once vt. North Carolina, Channel 3, casting System, USA and Rupert Auto 1413. ■ ■ 1:0 pm. or 6m| p.m. you get out of that Olympics time, it’s hard to get television Murdoch’s fledgling Fox Network. Farguaon who coached football In tow n' wishing to make a donation may ba sent .---1- ilfR pjii. — NCAA Teurnoment; interested, or a sponsor that wants to take over the whole meet.” Sources said the final choice came for many yeara. Tha award la praaantad c/o llling Junior High, 327 E.MIddIa Sv^pwee ve. nerMa, Chunnei i (tape IMFIS. down to HBO and ESPN. thoaa who beat axamplify theatandarda M#fa f§f fttuHr, i:n pin. Tpka., Manchaatar, 06040. MANCHESTER HEHALP. Thuraday. Marcii It. 1W7 MANCHESTER HERALD. TlwradMr. March w! MOT — » JUT W CARLYUI ®B» Larry Wrieht R d lM B T e t MYtTATIdNlEBlE liT A T lO P MARJORIE ROaiRTIOR 0/k/gMARJORtaR. T h . j. CLASSIFIED ADVERTISING 643-2711 Promt, Jw ii7 ef the Court et Frebeleroftlrfcf *f An j i i l P . M . dover ef e hi ieliia held on Peekege ^ _ N o t i C M Eutifiess Property ...... 25 Entertainment...... 53 Farm Supplies and Equipment. 00 f*fffl9/Neti. . Resort P ro p e rty ...... 26 Bookheeplnp/lncome Tax 54 Office/Retall Equipment...... 01 wfvf W PVSflwfT I L o st/F o u n d ...... 01 M o rtg a g e s...... RATBI: 1 to 5 days; 90 cents per line per day. June 12, ifSfarbeherrodm » ...... 27 Corpentry/Remodellno ■.. 55 Recreotlonal Equipm ent...... 0 2 P e rso n a ls...... 02 Wanted to B u y ...... 2$ 6 to 19 days: 70 cents per line per day. byl' lew erevMed. Announcements. Palntlno/Paperlnp...... 56 Boats and Marine Equipment.. 03 03 Musical Items...... 30 or more days: 60 cents per line per day. Sharon B. Prouts, Auction*...... 04 Rooflno/Sldlnp ...... 57 04 Clerk Flo o rin o ...... 50 Cameras and Phota Equipment 05 M m inw m chorae: 4 lines. F ln o n c lo l...... 05 R t n t o l a The flductary Is: Electrical ...... 59 Pets and Supplies...... 06 ftereiaetony Rooms tor Rent...... 31 H eatina/Plum bino...... 60 Miscellaneous for Sale ...... 07 DBADLINBS: For clossltled advertisements to ond Trust Ce. Employment A Educotion Aportments for Rent...... 32 Miscellaneous Services... 61 Too Sales...... M be published Tuesday through Soturdoy, the P.O. Bex 216 THOMAS3MAS R.a. LANOBRa,LANOaRt, JR. Condominiums tor Rent...... 33 Services W anted...... 63 Wanted to Buy/Trode ...... 09 deadline Is noon on the day before publication. Wllllmentie, CT. Help Wanted...... 11 I^tomes for R e n t...... 'iKew^Smies^SSS SItuotlon Wanted ...... 13 ...... 34 For advertisements to be published Monday, JOfHee B. Frink, Store/Otfice Space...... 35 the deadline Is 2:30 p.m. on Friday. Trust Officer Business Opportunities 13 Resort Property ...... Marchandite 661-gi Instruction...... 14 ...... 36 Industrial Property ...... 37 Hollday/Seasonol...... 71 Automotive Fmplovment Services . 15 RBAO YOUR AO. Classified odvertlsements ore Miscellaneous for Rent...... 3$ Antlaues and Collectibles. 72 Cars for Sole ...... 91 INVITATION T O I Roommates Wanted...... 39 Clothina ...... 73 Trucks/Vans for S o le ...... 92 taken by telephone os a convenience. The Starg Wanted to Rent...... Manchester Herald Is responsible for only one 8*Mtd Mdi will be recetved Real Estate ...... 40 Furniture...... 74 Campers/Trailers...... 93 In the Oenerol Barvlees* ef- TV/Stereo/Appllonces.... 75 Motorcycles/Mopeds...... 94 Incorrect Insertion and then only for the size of flee, 41 Canter 8t., Monchts- Homes tor Sole ...... 21 the original Insertion. Errors which do not ■ Standout S a r v l c a s Machinery and Tools...... 76 Auto S e rv ice s...... 95 tSTjCT until APRILS, 1187 et Condominiums for Sole...... 22 Lawn and Garden...... 77 Autos for Rent/Lease...... 96 lessen the value of the advertisement will not 11:66 o.m. ter the IMIewInt: Lots/Land for Sole...... 23 Child Core...... 51 Good Things to E at ...... 70 Miscellaneous Automotive 97 be corrected by on oddltlonol Insertion. ★ Investment Property ...... 24 Cleaning Services...... 52 Fuel OII/Coal/FIrewood .. 79 Wanted to Buy/Trode ...... 90 •2** p e r day VARIOU6 LOCA?IM 6 The Town ef Manchester i* P u z z le s on equal eeportunltv em- M B im N m M em , end requiras on affir ?iotlces HELPWANTHI HELP WANTED m HELP WANTED HELP WANTED HELP WANTED m HELP WANTED [Q OPPONTUNITIED mative action policy for all of ED GD It* Centrector* and Vondor* ★ A s a condition proccdont to Anawtrto Pravioua Puxila OS 0 condHIon of dolno bust- CLERICAL - Full time PART T im e — ACROSS 62 Swaat non artth tho Toam, os per the olaccmcnt of onv odvor- SECRETARY—Needed aubatanca mciDo rann ntana •J** p er day tlslno In the Monchoster He for buay Manchester ACCOUNTANT Office position, 40 C R E D I T Secretory/bookkeeper 1 MMical 56 Currant Foderot Ordtr 11246. SECRETARIES piclurB rald. Advertiser hereby hours per week, Mon for growing construc (comp, wd.) SIDDD □ □ □ DOGD Md forms, plans and spodfl- Real Estate firm. Must CHECK CLERK PART Time—Become a comp. wd.| oorees to protect. Indemnity New p< day through Friday, S 69 Emaraid Ills □□□C] dCIC BDDB ollon* ore ovalloMt of fhs RECEP hove good technical tion company. Good Community Represen Ei«ctnc«lI’M unit and hold harmless the Man small business for amto4;30pm. Reliabil Full lime poeition. Good hours, some typing, 60 imaga □□□ODD □□□□□□ Oonsral Servlcos’ offlco. chester Herald, Its omcers and communication tative. Neighbor to • Taxi I M - t degreed Accountsnt ity and accuracy Im some bookkeeping re 12 Tiny paratitt 61 Hockay □□DO □□D BG TQWH OF MANCHB6TBR and employees ooolnst ony skill tor varied chal communication tk illi et- Neighbor has openings portant. Experience D M ira laaguf (abbr.) CIGB GDD RoaeRT a. waitt, ond all liability, loss or Developing new profee- lenging activities. This with 1 to 3 veers ex aential. Light typing, quired. Call 643-at29be- In many area towns tor 62 Oovarnmant A 14 Arabian port □BOB OQGnGDBB OBNBRAL MANAOBR using adding machine. A expense. Including attor slonel Qlestonbury of 35 hour salary position perience. Responsi tween 6:30am ond sgant (comp 0*24$ ★ heavy telephone contact. 0 qualified person to 16 Mighty mitf Apply In person 2;30pm, Monday wd,) □QBDBDGD BBGQ neys' fees, arising from fice needs person with otters security, paid bilities Include In- Inlereited parties please welcome new residents 19 llaneh □BB OBB □□□ claim s of unfair frode practi good typing and tslsr vacation and holldovs. Prague Shoe Com- through Friday._____ Into your own com 16 Mora rational 63 Strikai with *4*9 per day ces, Infringement of trode- volvsment In cash pony, 300 Pitkin Street, apply in person to: fiat □□DBG GGBB phone skills. Some WP. Pleose submit written SECURITY — Manches- munity. For more In 20 tha murks, trade names or pat resume to ; Julie Pel bookkeeping, bank East Hartford. 64 Auto chib DBBGGD OGGDGG MBrehsndise ents. violation of rights of diversity and growth po ter, Vernon, Ellington formation coll 246-2434. (abbr.) letier of ERA Blan reconciliation and SBM 21 Cat sound QDQO [ulDD QBCID prKacy and Infringement ot tential. Delightful office BAKERY Clerk—part areas. $5.25 per hour. 22 Negative 65 Clutchad CSBOO BBQ GBBG chard A Rossetto Real collectons. 923 Main Street Pull time, 10 pm to 6 copyright and proprietary environment. Fee paid. time position available word DOWN □DGB aGG □□□G rights, unfair competition tors, 109 West Center Group Insurance- In our Vernon location. Manchester, CT am. Port time 5:30 pm 23 Youra and I^TV/STEREO/ Real Eatate 1 Dtcambar rind libel and slander, which Cell St., Manchester, Ct. /Beneflts program. Hours are very flexi to 10 pm. All shifts mina 26 Foddar 45 Laat lattar liSjAFPlMNCEl mov result from the publica 2$ Tima lona holiday Btoraga (Brit.) Hilary Cutta 06040. ble. Please call tor weekends. Must be (•bbr.) tion of any advertlsment In Please call for an ap (ibbr.) atructura Businesa Peraonnel DRIVER —Fuel Oil Interview. 646-5718. over 10, neat and de 2 Actraaa Gam 47 Contampo- FOR SALE— Soar* Kon- the Manchester Herald by pointment, Monday VERSATILE people 28 Hat 27 Watktnd rary painter Asaoca. Truck-class 11 license pendable. Coll 537-0325. HDME8 30 Tug 3 moro dryor, usod 1 advertiser. Including adver through Friday, 8:30 needed at PIP Printing wateoming Andrew ★•5 per day required, dependable BABYSITTER—Wanted 34 Four aeora of bfieka year. 62S0 or bast offor. tisements In any free distri 6 5 9 -3 5 1 1 In Manchester. Pull or JANITORIAL - port time, FOR DALE 4 Rad Saa abbr. bution publications pub- fuel oil delivery east of to 12:30, Prague tor 3 year old ond 6 year 36 Innar (comb 646-4140 oftar 6pm. port time work availa Rockville area. 2 hours on form) country 29 Equality State WHEN your thinking of MANCHESTER—Older llshed by the Manchester Shoe Company Ad old, 5 days. Waddell REMODELED—2 bed river. Experienced In morning, 4 days per 37 Diractor 5 Madam# (abbr.) buying or selling or lust Colonial, conveniently V Motorolo— 25 Inch Herold, Penny Sleffert, area. Write P. O. Box ble. Must be energetic, All real eatota odvartlwd In room townhouse. 6575 f OFFICE Position—toll only, full time. Insu ministrative, 252- neat, personable, good week. Call 249-6680. the Manchester Herald It Kaian (abbr.) 31 Actraaa need to consult some located. 3 bedrooms, consola. 875. 649-9537. ORDER P u b lis h e r. time, typing, tiling, rance and benefits. 541, Main ottlce, Man 36 Typa of hawk 6 Modal Lauran Magnani FOR RENT Including heot-hot wa M 7 4 . chester, Ct. 06040. with numbers, quality CASHIER—Pull time aublect to the Fair Houtine one on your Real Est m baths, 2 cor garage MATAG Wdshor and light bookkeeping. Be Call 647-9137. Act of IfM, which make* It 49 8tylith 32 Shoahonaans ate needs coll us were ter. No pets. Credit ONE FOR conscious. Paste up ex days. 7am to 3pm In 6Htiahar 7 Hataful plus carport. Nice deep LADIES Preferred- references required. Dryer—good c o n d i nefits. Apply In person: LABORER — convenience store. Illegal to advertise any pref 33 Scada always willing to assist lot. $117,900. Strono perience would be erence, limitation or discrim 41 Hamaaa pan B Actor March 35 Handia of a furnished room for 643-0157,12-Spm, Mon tion, sot $95. 649-9537. Blonstelns Comping Good storting pay, 2 9 Eva'i mate youl Coll tor o free Reol Estate. 647-7653.0 01 liim FMSD construction. Apply In helpful. Apply In per ination bated on race, color, 43 6M ttof knifa rent In nice neighbor day through Friday. YOUR AD C e n te r, ro u te 63, . burdan 10 Whale market analysis ot person at The Andrew son: PIP Printing. 391 weeks vacation, paid rellelon, sex or notional 36 Printtr'a hood. Shopping area LOST—Very, generous Rockville. Ansoldl Company, 1S6 holidays. Insurance 44 Russian rultr 11 Wai your present home. U A FOREST Hills-Lovely L- FUaOIL/aML/ AUTOMOMLE INTERVIEWERS Center Street, Man origin, or on Intention to’ ^ n iian t of maaaura shaped 3 bedroom and or bus line. Includ AVAILABLE May 1st— 6 TODAY! reward! Young mole TYPISTS—$500 weekly at B I d w e I I St., ovalloble. 633-4155. moke onv such preference, 46 Compau R Reolty. 643-26920 FMEWOOD SALES chester, Ct. point 17 Ovar (post.) 39 Not M much Ranch In the Forest ing heat, eclectrlclty room duplex, centrally block cot. Birch street homel Write P. O. Box Manchester. WANTED limitation or discrimination. 46 First coptas 19 Sourca 41 Capital of MANCHESTER located. 1600 plus se When placing urea. Needs medica 975, E liz a b e th , N J KENNEL W orker- LANDSCAPE The Herald will net know-' Hills section ot Man and laundry facilities. REPRESENTATIVE SECRETARY— Psychol- needed tor busy Laborers—for com (abbr.) 24 Naw York Cuba 8127,900— New to chester. Cathedral $200 per month. Refer curity. 646-6207 Otter FIREWOOD-$53 0 cord. tion. Owner Is heart 07207. The U.8. Census Bu Inpiv occept any advertise 51 Nilight bafort City atadium 42 Singar 8 toot lengths, groan, your classified ad East of the river’s largest oglsts seek secretary, boarded kennel. Re mercial maintenance ment which It In violation of market. Lots of charm celllno In llvlnp room ences and Security. 3:30. broken. Coll 647-7166. RESUME Service—For Pontlae-Toyota Dealer 33 hours per week, with reau I* currently looking a holiday 25 Convtna Franklin In this 7 room Colonial. 6^-0383.______dalivtrad. 5 cord min ask for the STAR!! Keep trying. sponsible, energetic and Installation work. me lew. with beautiful full wall MANCHESTER— help with preparing re ship Is accepting sppl Ice- strong organizational for Intervlewere to oon- person heeded tor port Immediate openings. Government Homes •• Conveniently located, fireplace. Ottered at im um . Mostor/Vlso 1 2 3 B 9 10 11 aktkA large attractive Immaculate 3V5 room cord. Northern fire FOUND—young female sumes and cover let tons lor Immedlat* etn- skills to tultlll full spec duct Interviewing for held or full time positions. Coll 520-3697 for more from $1 (U repair). this home otters 3 bed $164,900. Joyce G. Ep with huge cedar closet. apartment. Stove, re 6 4 3 . 2 7 1 1 cot, friendly, grey Ca ters. Call leave name, ploymem. survey In and eround the rooms, I'/i baths, fam wood distributors. 272- trum ot office duties. Weekends and early Information. Delinquent tax prop 13 stein Real Estate. 647- Near buses and Por- frigerator, wall to wall lico. Birch St., oreo. evening phone Il4 ily room, spacious din 3616. We are In need of aggrea- Familiarity with IBM Hartford, Connecticut hours required, expe Wanted - service man for erty. Repotsettlont.; •095.D kode. Preferred full carpeting. No pets. (H7-7168 otter 4pm. number. By appoint slve, pome sale* rape. If pc and dictation equip area Work about 100 ing room, 1 cor gorage, rience helpful but will service department. Coll 1-005-607-6000. Ext. 16 LOOKING For on office? time employed mole. References and secur LOST— Men’s Cashmere ment only. Manchester you have sold any product ment a plus. Send re houra each month lor 7 train. Immediate open GH-9965 tor cu rre n t; full basement. Energy 649-0102. ity. 6400 plus utilities. OFFKE/RETAIL office. 671-2409.O In the pest and are consid Full or port time. Will efficient. Sentry Real Charming older Colon bvercoot.' VIcInItv of sume to David Moyer month*. Start In let* May. ings. Apply In person, train. Apply Blon- repo list. IB 19 21 ial located on East 649-4003. iRUEgsrSiitf ering a career change or Phd, and Kevin Confer Monday through Fri Estate. 643-4060.O RRIIFMENT Manchester Country CaneiN Intervlawete are stein’s Comping Cen MANCHESTER— clean Center Street In Man APARTMENTS Club, November. 647- ate preeently selling auto- Phd, 323 E. Center St., paid ta.aa per hour In- day from a to 5. Canine 22 M AN CH ESTER $258,900. rnobHaa, we’d Hka to talk to ter, Route 03, Vernon. and comfortable Is th lr chester. Lots of spoce, FOR RENT C0ND0MNHUM8 DEC—Rainbow 100PC 1019. Manchester, Ct. 646- dudlng training end are Holiday Inn, 200 Shel •75-6311. 6 room vinyl sided holt^ Soldi A rare opportun good parking. Coll to RECEPTIONIST — full youl 9660. don Rd., Manchester, FOR RENT digital computer 2 ye reimbursed 20H cants per duplex. Enlov your SB 2B 27 30 31 32 33 ity to own this oor- day tor details. Joyce ars old. Used very lit time. Busy veterinory Beneflls Include; Full ma Ct. EXPERIENCED— peous t room custom- 472 Main street — 5-room JANITOklAL Work— mile for ue* ot private eu- Construction workers own bock yard on o' G. Epstein Real Estate. tle. CPM-MS DOP-M- office, Glastonbury. jor medical. III* Insurance, 34 3 ^ 36 Ized Colonial In apartment for rent. MANCHESTER - Lvdoll part time. Evenings, tomobll*. Raxibl* eche- and equipment opera quiet street. Afforda 647-S095.O Boslc $2200 647-0069. Employment Good telephone skills paid vacation, etc. Inter Monday - Saturday. beautiful Cose Moun $500 plus utilities, no Woods, 2 bedroom, 1 and the ability to work ested? Plea** call dul* required. Candi tors. Good pay, steody ble at $90,000. Keith- BAG A. Boreoln and a o p p llo n ce s. 646-2426 1/2 both, garage, base Manchester area. Ex date* for census Inter TELLERS Reol Estate. 646-4126. ■ 37 tain area. Featuring 4 with the public a must. work. Insurance. 646- bedrooms, 2Vi baths, 7 great fam ily home too I weekdays, 9 to 5. ment. No pets. $750. cellent pay. 742-5633. viewer podtlon muet be a Part time Tellers 5200. PET8AND Education Typing, tiling and Betty Paris or SOUTH Field Green-For 40 43 fireplaces, formal din 6 plus room Colonial on THREE room oportment. 647-7494 or 643-0274. PART Time— Manches U.8. citizen, have a high sole by owner. Spa the West side near t u m j E S other clericol duties. Cliff Newhail neededl Will HAIRDRESSER a n d ing room, eat In kit No appliances. No Must be good around ter 15-20 hours per schod diploma or equiva train. Apply Assistant—taking op- cious 3 bedroom, 2V%- 46 47 chen, sliders to potlo, 2 grammar school, mu pets. Security. Coll 646- animals. Dependabil 6 4 6 - 4 3 2 1 week, days, flexible. lent and pee* a 30 mlnuta pllcotlons tor full and both, townhousC cor garage with auto seum, boll fields, and AT.TENTION Dog 2426, weekdoys 9 to 5. Owners—Professional ity and Initiative essen Mature person to ser taat. If you are Intaraatad Sovings Bonk port time poslttons In Condo. Fireplace, cen- • 49 49 BO 62 63 64 66 matic openers. Sentry playgrounds. The Kids CLEAN ond Sunny one HELP WANTED vice greeting cords of and maat our requlte- trot olr, appliances, ce-: will love It and so won’t i R A N b N ee bedroom Condo. Quiet Dog training In your tial. Hours; Monday, South Windsor salon. Real Estate. 643-4060.O townhouse—2 bed Wednesdoy, Thursday LYNCH department store. Gen manta vrrita; Raglonal Dl of Monchostor Experienced pre romte tile, and up •B B7 59 youl Pleasure backed central neighborhood home. Obedience les eral stock work Inven graded carpet. Carport; MANCH^iTkR—Super guarantee...Blanchard rooms, fully op- In Manchester. Mod sons and behavioral and Friday and every rador. Bureau of thaCan- 923 Main Street ferred. Salary plus dean 3 bedroom with pllonced kitchen, 116 9 second Saturday morn MOTORS tory and display. Coll aua 10 Cauaaway Strett, commissions and be ondbosement. $150,900. ■ to 62 8i Rossetto. “ We Gua ern jdtehen and ap problem solving ovoll- 9 500 West Center St. evenings only 8pm to Manchester 649-403S. completely remedied rantee Our Houses” . baths, central olr, $700 pliances. One year oble. Trainer Joe DIS- ATTENDANTS — service ing. 633-3568. Room 553, Boaton, MA nefits. Coll Down at Interior. 12 x 19 living Manchaater, CT 9pm. M-F. 1-272-4479. 644-0000.______63 65 646-2482.0 per month. 1 year lease. $475 month. Days onto. 6572402. station, full and part 02222-1064 or call 617- 6 4 6 - 1 7 0 0 IT’S Almost that time room with new stone lease, security deposit. time. Apply In person. 665-7144 and aaktorMra. coll Denise at 643-2711. OBEDIENCE and or SECRETARIES SOS - SALES—surround your- opolnlll Golf season Is fireplace. Dining room SOUTH Windsor- No pets. 649-0795. Evenings and wee Uniforms furnished. Coaklay. U.8. Dapart- selt with beouty. Excel and large kitchen with Lovely, flat and large training—Sick of being 253 Spencer Street. TRAVEL almost herel This M AN CH ESTER — 2nd kends coll Pot at 52S- afraid ot going out ADMIN. mant of Commaroa, lent opportunity for home has o spectocur I THAT SChAMBLED WORD GAME pantry. Master bed yard. In quiet neigh floor, 2 bedroom, heat 0684.a WAITRESSES Wonted- full time employment borhood. 3 bedroom alone otnlghtl You con EQUIPMENT * 2 5 K A CLEANING H e l p - PROFESSIONALS Equal Opportunity Em- lor setting next to the by Henri AmoM and Bob Lee room with wolk-ln and oppllonces. No buy o protection dog or Operators—needed for ployar. Full or port time. Expe with one ot Connecti closet. Front and rear Ranch with new vinyl MANCHESTER—3 bed- Top notch E. Hartford wanted nights. Man rienced only. Call 10th green ot Ellington pets. $S50 plus security. room, 1V6 baths. Fully hove yours trained at bull dozer and back hoe chester, East Hartford, cut's finest lewelers. Ridge Country Club. Unscramble these lour Jumbles, enclosed porches. 1Vi siding and newer roof. Coll 646-3979. branch aalea office Immediate openings Alice. 742-14S8. Extensive benefit pro- oppllonced kitchen, 2 your home. Guaran related work. Expe and Windsor areas. Extras galore Includ one Mter to each square, to form baths, full walk-up at $120,RX). Strono Reol teed results. Coll any rienced only. Full time needs exp. person with tor full tims rstsll and SALES SECRETARY— prom. Apply In person four ordinary words. tic. D. W. Fish Realty. Estate. 647-7653.0 MANCHESTER— cor garage. No pets. Pease Maintenance. ing o 3 cor garage, sun Available Imme time day or night. 522- employment with sta good typing, WP. Sa- 675-1217. commercial agents In Persons/Estlmotors— Manchester law firm. to: Olone Allevo, Gen room, potlo, gourmet' 643-1591 .□ $700,647-1215 7 to 10pm. full time positions Good typing skills. eral Manager, Mi diately. Small second 647-121S. 6924. ble company, benefits. lea/Mktg. a *. Outstand DRIVEA—Trailer Truck- our Windsor and Hart kitchen, central vac, NOYGA CDN00MNNUM8 Coll 742-5317. available with growing Flexible hours. Non chaels Jewelers, 9S0 BLUE Ribbon Entry- floor 4 room apartment MANCHESTER— ing benefits. Fee paid. Petroleum products. ford offices. Sabre or central olr and lots FOR SALE In nice condition. Heat service company. smoker. Coll Olone, Main Street, Manches more.. .3 bedrooms, op- Young 3 bedroom Con Avolloble Imme MRCELLANE0U8 CONSTRUCTION Site Call or send resume to Experienced only. Full . IC temporary styled spilt and appliances In Work Superintendent Apollo expoiiencs no- Good salary. Call 643-7779. ter, Ct. EOE. proxlm otely 2300 diately. New condo, FOR SALE Hilary Cutta time. Insurance and Evergreen Lawns. We ***Swm«w5I* level sets the pace of VERNON—townhouse 3. cluded. $525 per month. 2nd floor, 2 bedroom. needed for Commer benefits. Call 647-9137. ooeesry. Compotltlv* STILL Photographer and INSURANCE—growing square feet. $349,000. Adult condo complex No bets. Security. 643- Business Personnel w ill train. 649-8667. videographer. Expe agency looking for full Jackson S Jackson ! today's lifestyle...2full Heot/hot water. Adults cial Building Contrac Asaoca. ■sisriee. Excellent bs- baths, gracious living 1st floor unit, 4 rooms, 1570. REFRIGERATOR—17 tor. Civil engineering, Pull Time— Credit Inves rienced. Ira Nosik Pho- time person to perform Reol Estote. 647-0400.O TANEC preferred. No pets. cubic foot, 19cublcfoot P.O. Box 1019 noflts Including medi and dining rooms plus new carpeting. Move In MANCHESTER— $7S0/month plus secur surveying and equip tigator/Installment toorophers. 343-2S00. customer service and Al u E Ribbon — freezer self defrosting. PHOT043UIDC Glastonbury, CT 00033 cal and dental Insur on unfinished family condition. Across from Avollohle May 1st. 3 ity. Pool, p a rk in g ment operating expe PART Time Help— loon clerk. Strong pub oenerol office duties. Immaculate town- room and 2cor garage! the pool. Tennis courts VYurlltzer organ double PATTEKN rience a plus. Full time, lic relations, knowl Perfect entry level po bedroom duplex, ap space. Write P. O. Box keyboard, toot pedols, 659-3511 Expereince helpful but ance. house condo at Forest A cent-sottonol price of ond shopping close by. pliances, carpet, built- •093, Manchester, Ct. benefits. Send resume not needed. Apply at edge ot consumer lend CUSTOMER sition. Some expe Rldpe. Impecoble com $59,900. Klernan 40 key Instrument. All Call DabI Mills rience preferred. W H A T H E R $164,900.646-2402. Blan out cellar, washer and to Box II, c/o the REAL Estate—we have A ld o 's P iz z a , 133 ing, moth and typing ditlon, enormous KLUBEC chard a Rossetto. "We Realty. 649-1147. like naw. 649-4252. 8 3 2 1 Manchester Herald, 16 skills helpful. Will train SERVICE ...Customer Service COMPANIONS dryer hookup. No pets. expanded and now Spruce Street, McKenna Travel rooms, 2 bedrooms, 2.S ; /■- Y "i ^ Guarantee Our One month security FOR ioie—gas stove, Srolnard Place, Manchester. right person. Contact: Ret .*sentotlve-oble to baths, 1 cor detached ^ A J----- c a l l e p t h a t have room tor respon REP hon; .e oil areas ot Houses” . □ plus utilities. 643-5014. S12S. Colonial couch, Manchester. sible, highly motivated 5 2 7 - 0 5 5 5 C. Harris, Personnel carport, appliances, STUPIP HEN. $50. Coll otter Spm at Wo have a full time openev activity. Deduced t O FOR SPARKLING wood FOR KENT CONSTRUCTION Site Su experienced soles peo ACCOUNTS Officer, Tolland Bonk, wolk-out basement, MANCHE^tEk — Maple 643-5335. A comfortable smock or P. S. a. B75-2S31. position avalloblo Agents license and $104,000111— Unique work, tile, glass and Wood apartments. perintendent for east ple. Professional at Receivable — orlplnol owners hove INYELC Now arrange the circled ietters to COLUMBIA • 1 to 2 bed duster for the larger else Manchester doctor’s CHURCH Maintenance- for q ptopla oriented management expe antique Colonial In painted surfaces, add N ew luxury, two- ENCYCLOkEblAS figure for leisure or work- ern Ct. based general mosphere. Call for con token excellent core of form the surprise answer, as sug three tablespoons of room Contemporary 1950's— Am ericano. ottlce, full time, benef experience on floor Individuol who on- rience o plus. Coll 649- gested by the above cartoon. Vernon. • large rooms. bedroom townhouse*. time. contractor. Specializ fidential Interview. ★ ★ ★ ★ ★ ★ ★ th is u n itl $150,900. : u i washing soda to a quart ot on over 1 acre. 1 mile Lands and People, its Include medical In care, outside and In lovs phone work. 0016. Jackson S Jackson 4 bedrooms. 1 cor gar 279 Bldwell Street. 649- No. $311 with Photo. ing In commercial Klernan Reolty. 649- age. Newer root ond worm water and wash. No from Route 66, spa book ot knowledge. work. Most have at 1147. surance, life Insu side work. Coll 643-4466 GENERAL 6tf1ce help-^ Real Estate. 647-0400.O 5249. Gelde is In Bises 38 to 60. between 9 and 3. n m sN Pull time beneflta In mntansworhsra: heating system, rinsing required. For cious and bright. Avail Complete with hord- Site 40,44 bust. . . smock, least 10 year* construc rance, pension plan full or port time. Typ » L X U a iJL O able Immediately. Pets ond holldovs. 646-4576. clude Medical, Den ing and basic office glossed-ln porch, sparkling results when VERNON— 5 room oport- erood bookcase. $50. 2 % yards4 7 ineh; duster, tion experience and CARPENTER tal. Employees Dis MANCHESTER— (Answers tomorrowt pretty yard. Coll quick. you hove something to ment In 2 fam ily home. on oppravol. $72S o Coll 7479302 otter 6pm. 3 H yards. proven track record of IMMEDIATE Openings— skills. Please coll 530- Sturbrldge Village HELP WANTED BANKING Jumbles: GROUP ADMIT YEOMAN SUCKLE Jackson B Jackson sell, use o low-cost od In Ideal tor professional month. References and 1 old Treddle sewing Morning* and even count and a pleasant 9426. Cope. $120,000. This Yesterday's lobs completed within with cabinet making Answer: A tiresome person always takes his time doing Real Estate. 647-0400.C couple or singles. No security deposit re Please State Bfaw. schedule and budget. Ambltlou* peopi*. ings. Soles clerks. LOAN DEPARTMENT office environment. beautifully stenciled classified. machine— 1 Singer skills. Attention to BENCH Mechonic— this — TAKING YOURS pets. $S50 with gorage. quired. 220-4371 sewing mochine with 10 OBNIL ssm }2J0 Jr SSSS Send resume to Box II, Energetic and lellabi*. Apply at; Eblen's Cas Full time poeHlon avslle- needed In South Wind home features 3 bed Utilities not Included. evenings. jse ^ M * 601 twfswes ed c/o the Manchester He ual Clothina. Ask for detail and ability to Call 728-55M rooms, formal dining cabinet. 1 electric Kent Available for Immediate Me In feel erowlng bonk. sor. 40 * hours doing 116 months security. orogon. Coll 643-9279. rald, 16 Bralnard Tonv. think Indpsndently for Interview small opplionce re room, tlreploccd living'; Write box MM c/o Place, Manchester. employment. Large Experlenoe pretened In appointment, pairs. Basic electro room and first floor i CELEBRITY CIPHER Manchester Herald, HTDNEAND E V I C t fc 6 JT n d 9 RECEPTIONIST—for conventional / commet^ ssssntlal. Glaston ese/m/e mochonlcol skills ne family room. Many; Cwtartty Ophw erypfogrwm a n orMMd (rom quofattons by lamouv 23 IFRCEIPACE Disabled—must sell 9 Monchester, Ct._____ LITTLE Caesar’s Pizza— company. *300 per photo studio In South pMpH.pMWKIpraMta Each IMWr In dphw «»nai lo, I © household betonglnes BSilksr Is currently accepting dal loan*. Will train qual bury, C T 633-5611 F o to m a t cessary. Training pro bullt-lns, newly re •nolbar ToOft ckm O aqutla B STUDIO i V p e week potential plue Windsor area. Soles ified applicant. Good vided. Excellent be- medied kitchen. A; OFFICE spoce tor rent — Including freezer, co 681 BSXSBrm iC applications for assist preferred. 243-2600. after 5 pm. apartment—cortly fur Manchester prime lor tv ond stereo. Home ant managers. No ex banefita and Inaentivea. benefit*, free parking. neflt pockope must to sec. D. W. Pish < ; FASHION R ^ ty . 643-1991.0 ; nished. Working single downtown profes- days ond nights. 1C Grate Celt perience necessary. Includlnp 401K/profit mole preferred. Leosc. Contad E X P ERIENCED—Dump shoring. Coll Gall to slonol suites available Sunset Lowe, Belton. dssi: etes 1 B Must be 16 or older. Call 646-3875 Truck Drivers with CLEANING Help—Floor EAST Windsor—New list-' ••DVPVOYEBEVU GUVH BZ Security. No pets. 643- from 1.000 to 6,000 fn.an^c*gg. Flexible hours, day Mrs. Tartaglla. 046-4004 expereince preferred. day for Interview at Ing. Well molntolned 2aao. SIGtil—Holt Pricel Save NURSERY - workers. class 1 or 11 license and Jason Soda Systems, square feet. Lease or shift. Good advance cos Laborers wontedi Evenings and/or wee and cored tor 5 room SS%II Ptashlng arrow Pull time. Hop River kends. 643-5747. Inc. a•^747•. EOE. Ranch. Features 3 bed- ■ OV AZQWH EW DPQUBVYU, MANCHESTER— purchase. Boyle Real signs $1991 Llghttd, ment potential. Coll Nursery, Route 6, Bol Knowlcdpe ot Antesite Estate Company. 649- 646-4300. CUSTOMER Service- SHEET Metal person— helpful, benefits. Apply PULL Time track drivers Cut baking time In holf rooms, fireplace.' “ Townhouse". Nice non-orrow $2MI Un- Equipment, mainte ton. Come In or call Oversized 2 cor gorape, • PECV ZKOBVYU — TWM and large 5 roonm, 2 llghtad $2491 Preo let- TELEP h 6 n e -Operator- Jim . 646-7099. master mechanic. Mln- at: Upton Construc helper and delivery next time you tlx meat JVSTBlfKADnR nance, and delivery. Imum 5 years tion, route 32 66onsfleld person. 643-7980 0 to loaf by baking In muffin eecurtty system In o; That’s right! You can b e d ro o m s, lots of tertl Sat lecollv. 1-aoo- /Typlst - seeking a full Full time permanent, 1 AASSiniUlElMMmD time telephone opera experience In lav out or call 742-6190. tins rather then the con- rural aettlnp. Coll Cen-> LEBN ROOM BMV UTRV \ closetB, full basement, 4234163, onytlfne. port time summers. fury 21, J. Dorlo; make extra money plus sliders to covered llSTMlIRMDAJn tor. Must possess effec and ports fobrlcotton. DIETARY AIDIE—Port MATURE Rosponslble venttenol leaf. Saves fuel □ TINBIT Apply at Redfleld Ren- O P E R k T O R S Must read blue prints. Reoitv. S29-17S3 by selling unneeded potlo. Close to bus llnel tive telephone skills, ' tal Centers, 11 Tolland time openlne for per parson to give loving and mokes ottroettve Indi HVAVWUEJV RVOMTWEORU." - TIHTNTNiailRIf typing 35 - 50 w.p.m., Coll Phil at 643-2487. vidual oorvIneB. Use a items to readers of $600/month Includes ENDROLL8 Tpke, Manchester. For Bilk screen- son to perform a var core to Infants ond heat and hot water. TR fMAttUm il! aptitude tor figures ENGINEERING — iety of kitchen tasks. toddlers In daycare set low-cost od M Clossltled the Classified columns. tr«NMHi-8ao and basic office skills. REOA g a n i ^In O Large ing and hot stamp OTYOTYT LTPBVYU. Coll Mr. Lindsey. 649- m siMNi*iferaao Machine dlslgn draft Flexible hours, will ting. 647-0700. for quick reeponie next YOUNO profettlonol. Apply In person, Mon medical proctice In ing of plastic parts ing. Minimum 5 yeors train enereetic be- time you hove something PREVIOUS SOLUTION: "Hollywood is a place where You’ll be surprised just MUiT he eWhai op M ew Manchester. Full time S56’KktAAAA- HELPWANTFD mole, eeeking q quiet day through Friday, for ths cosmBtic experience with ma plnner. Coll Monches- to 1011.6434711. people from Wwamiafake each ofhor for movie stars " — how quickly your ad CbvEHtRY — HwOM OfSee MBwesi Mm and/or port time posi asonchester Insurance conventent location. 1 one bedroom or studfo 7 6:30 to 4 :30 ,Pragu* chine desen Indudlne ogency seeks mature apartment In 6Aon«hee- Thefedwhetefe If ewLoier- 7 industry. No ex- will pull response. Shoe Company, 200 Ptt- tions available for metal fabrication hv- bedroom duplex apart computer oriented pBriencB nscss- person OB bookkeeper. ment. Carpeting, kln Street, East droullcs/pncumatlcs. Duties Include A/R, PILLOWTEX CORPORATION Readers will be calling no pelt, references Hartford. medical secretaries sary, will train. Elechlcol/monuol/outc PROFESSIONAL beomed celling. CM. and LP N 'a or RN ’s A/P reconciling com you before you know ItL 116 months security qvolloble. 512 3W3. CL^ ANItiO Service - Im- Must be depand- mafic systems. Coll Phil pany accounts, han D IDOGIRG MGfH^DOlWfGF Gf pGIOWD GR0 GOGNI OORlfOf^ willing to work hard at 643-2467. CIlYTVIYPy 9IN9 fUR PI9M |PWN^RiOvV w M R ■WNV09Q deposit. No pets. medlote openinga, vor- and shore In the re ab lB . dling computeHzed Ml- lowa houra available. on our fim etiM. Theae entry level peeMene de net le- Adults preterred. 747 TAD SALES words ot patient core. Apply in person: LAWN Core-Evarereon llng systom, 9 A R T T 1 M I SMS. Cut laundry costs by de- Muat hove tronaporta- Please send resume to odlustiwonts plus var W*j7 WWYs Vts creoslno the omount ot tlon. tS per hour to Apollo II. 5 Qlen Lawns has openlne for GOR to OlIF COVRGMGIvD GNIGGi GR0 GGRDGI WG H m c v ERIC—A-Erdc, bookt. Box JJ c/o the Mon hardworking lawn core ious pthtr duttos. PMo- detergent used. Reduce atort, plua mlleope. 1 e W vwYR^Pve^MNRt R* RvR 1 bedroi .aetsBam- cheater Herold, 66on- Rd.. Manchester, specialists. Year round eont work onvlren- by one-third and tee week pofd vocation of- Me, fiiS and part bus Hne. It you are Mteraeiod In Bda poeSlon, oOS H you Bka eolee, and have a deer opeBklnfl In Bolton. AvafloMe cheater Ct. 06040. CT. EOE The VTVf|9VvyVTWTTTWwlT^WV/ about 6Aoy 1st. Country whether you notice o dN- ' let t W . Dave, 613- L o u Im FNBnaurtoa, Psteennel at 04^1717, 7am- voloa you oodd be aantina In our aalea ference Irt Iheoppeorance ai. Boat Otaatenburv Kvenln#e, AAHk ADA H e a lt h Wyllys 8t. ExH off tweeea end Ubrorv. 1389 Netpeic Herald Shoppe now hiring ful- • Wnifrelit. seopm. to sat mote dMarttwawl M-Thuta. 8:3^1:30, Sat. 104 Otar, taundryfacnttlos. of your wash. Add extra I-3M, next right n I a's w S k I Cleric YMN Ttaln. Hourty Plua* honuaaal Cam Suaan HERALD dollars to your budget by M ., tNaxt te Baatbury l/port time ossitont PNJ.OWTIX OONFOIIATKMI htoMUralthed. assopsr Classifledslj Qlen Rd. to rew’ of 347 month. Secuirtv dep setting "don’t needs” with 4# Wisent BttssL MMnehoeier, C T 01040 Coll 646«17R, Oom to building. MS-1491 IBM Beets. AsstY osit o lew-cost od m cioiN- 9pm ask for Olone. Si T m 8648. fled. 6634711. ■ 6 4 3 - 2 7 1 1 1 KW/fOefweefcaevw. lA e r d iB . I W — MANCHESTER HERALD. Thurtdav. March it. 1M7
Im m / w m t/m m FOR MU f S S icrt*— (HMtoor). Sot- S7 B2000 SE5 cab p lu s - vrdov and Sundov, 87 B2000 LB— sunrise red, 07 B2000 Cob— plus swi- 1/91,1/99.9*lpm. 9d«n- 07 B2000 SE5 S B -lig h t brown, brown interior. beom stiver, trav i n ^ beige, beige Interior. #11921X. Moriarty groy Interior. #11236. •rotora, furnitura, Morlorty Brothers, 315 rlor. #11101. M orlorry clantM, oopMoncM, #11220. M oriarty Brothera, 3l5 Center Brothera, 315 Center Brothers, 315 Center St., Manchester. 643- Center St., Monchea- beolia, tjaaawora and . ter. 643-5135.*/______St., Manchester. 643- mart. 1S7 It. jotm St., St., Manchester. 643- sm .*/______5135.*/ ______. 5135.1/ 07 i3lkX) cob plus— dover 07 Aihxi iRs c(rt> plus— 07 B2000 Cob plus— ondo i7 B2000 sis— L i 6>io- sunrise red, gray inte white,' wine Interior. #11242. M orlorty blue, gray Interior. fornla brown, beige In- rior. #11225. M oriarty #11224. M oriarty Automotlvs terlor. #11918X. Brothers, 315 Center Brohters, 315 Center true St., Manchester. 643- Brothers, 315 Centw Moriarty Brothers, 315 St., Manchester. 643- 5135.*/ St., Manchester. 6491- Center St., Monches- 5135.*/ 5135.*/ CMI TRUCRO *ir UO IS A WEEKLY FEATURE APPEARING EVERY OTHER ter. 643-5135.1/______IFOIMLE TUESDAY AND THURSDAY IN CLASSIFIED. MOST OF THESE AOS ARE iy B2000 SE5 Cob plus— DEALER AOS. SUT INDIVIDUALS WISHING TO SELL THEIR TRUCKS ARE beige, beige Interior. ENCOURAGED TO PHONE 043-2711 TO PLACE THEIR AOS... BRAND New Sw BS a TS o TJ x T o s ^ #11123. M oriarty Am/fm attrto wltn st------...... 1 Brohters, 315 Center porott opllnt coastttt, St., Manchester. 643- 1987 4 tptoktra, S tpttd 5135*/______tronamlatlon, tpolltrt r^TRUCK8/VAN8 TRUCK8/VMI8 GMC 79 Pickup. 4X4. NISSAN tront and rtor, ovtr- | v j f o r s ale F0R8AU m f f l i s s r " $4200. Caron Motors 367 tltt tirta, oold and Oakland Street. 649- STANDARD cnromt wnatia, naw 7000.*/ ______PICKUP Indy maroon paint, rt- 07 S9000 Lux— Calfornia 07 B9000 SE5 cob plus— GMC-JliTMTiy 1981, 4x4, cont ahocka front and brown, beige interior. Sierra Grande, V-8, i^ord Bronco 83. Loaded. dover white, wine Inte $0495. Caron Motors 367 roar. Hlpti hlohway #11055. Moriarty rior. #11237. M oriarty auto, $7495. C a rte r equipped wNh: Cheyrolet. 6464464.*/ Oakland Street. 649- mllta. RtaMy aharp Brothera, 315 Center Brothers, 315 Center 7000.*/ Sporta car. Muat aaol St., Manchester. 643- St., Manchester. 643- F'ORD— 1903 F-100, V 4 , * Oshns GferaniB Stos lem sBr^lglR SMs RHrrBr $3500. 049-3649 attar 5135.^ 5135.*/ a u to , PS, s u n ro o f, Toyoto 198^ X-tra Cob, * 8 SrsbR TrawBRilBBlBB * 8IbbI BbIM Ratf ato 7pm.o l7 B2000 Lux SB— dover om/fm, gloss cap, blue. Tonneau, ps, stereo. M Lynch, 500 W. Center 3000 miles. Lynch 500 * AH Frslglil BUR Prsp Cars Packafs £ h 6 v e LLE Maiibu 1 ^ , white, white Interior. 07 B2000 SB— light beige 9 (toor, V-0 350 , auto #11079. Moriarty Interior #11912X.Mor- St., Manchester.*/ West Center Street. 646- matic, powar ataorlno, Brothera, 315 Center lorty Brothers, 315 Cen ^ 6 A d — 1901 C h a te a u 4321.*/______many now parta. St., Manchester. 643- ter St., Manchester. vgn. V-0, air, pa, pb, Toyota 1984 Cargo van, $1900/baat oftar. 998- 5135^ 643-5135.v>______cruise. Lynch, 500 W. at, ps, coss cruise. 26K. Oar UN 4604. i7 B2006 Lux SB— ondo ^7 B2000 SB— Ondo Blue, Center St., Manches- Lynch 500 West Center •7802 bbOGE— 1979 Dart. 9 blue/sllver, gray Inte gray Interior. #11179. ter. 646-4321.*/______Street. 646-4321.1/ IBM door, hardtop. Original rior. #11092. M oriarty Moriarty Brothers, 315 Ford 84 Bronco II. C h e w 1983 S10 Blaier 5 owner. Automatic, Brothers, 315 Center Center St., Monches- Looded. S0995. Caron speed. 49K. Lynch 500 •6599‘ Inoludoa Nissan Rebate powar Btaarino, 6 cy St., Manchester. 643- ter. 643-5135.*/______Motors 367 Oakland West Center Street. 646- A linder. Runt ereat. 5135.x>______Conn. Sales Tax, Title and Dealer Office Fee Extra. 87 B2000 SB— black , gray Street. 649-7000.•/ 4321.1/ $400. 646-0461. h7 B2000 Lux SB— Interior. #11100. M or V olkaw o ean B u g — 76. California brown, iarty Brothers, 315 Cen Runal Engine and beige Interior. #11094. ter St., Manchester. tranamlaalon tine. Moriarty Brothers, 315 643-5135.1^ DE CORMIER Neada hooter boxes. Center St., Monches- 84 FORD ! 8 3 IE E P MOTOR SAUS, INC. $300/baat offer. 646- ter. 643-5135.»>______07 B ^ SE5 cab plus— sunbeam silver, gray BRONCO II I WAGONEER 285 BROAD ST. MANCHESTER (EXIT 60 OFF 1-84) 843’4165 07 B2000 Lux SB— dover Interior. #11230. M or LBMIB ■ LBMIB NISSAN ^ntra Wagon— white, maroon wine In iarty Brohters, 315 Cen terior. #11097. M or 1904. 5 apeed, am/fm ter St., Manchester. coaaette, excellent con- iarty Brothers, 315 Cen 643-5135.*/ dltlon. $4000. 649-1771. ter St., Manchester. * 8 6 9 5 ! ^ ? 9 5 C h e v r o l e t M o n te 643-5135.1/’ TOVOTA19^— standard, Carlo 73, $000. 07 B3000 L u x S B — 4 speed. $6299. De- 78 QMC I 83 FORD HOW DOES DILLON DO IT Chevette, 79, parts California brown, Cormler Motors, 285 only, best otter. 649- beige Interior. #11193. Broad St., Manchester. PICKUP I BRONCO WE’LL BEAT ANY LEGITIMATE DEAL 5306 otter 5:30. Moriarty Brothers, 315 643-4165.______M I lBMCB f c it ^ A liL T — 1900, fa ir Center St., Manches- d 6 d g E Power— 1906, 4 ON ANY NEW FORD CAR OR TRUCKI condition. $900.647-1144 t y . 643-5135. x4 pickup, automatic, before 9pm.______07 B9000 Lux cob plus— 13,0W miles. Barlow * 3 9 9 5 light beige, beige Inte M otor Soles, route 03 ! * 8 4 9 5 1987 FORD Ao A d l t d Landau— Vernon. 875-2530.*/ KEVIN CLYNCH 1979, 71,000, $9300/best rior. #11153. M oriarty otter. Good condition. Brothers, 315 Center CHEVROLE't— i906 % CARON MOTORS, INC. RANGER 643-9979. St., Manchester. 643- ton 4 X 4 pickup. 16,000 5135.1/’ miles. Barlow Motor 307 Oakland St. Manchesler. Cl. (203)049-7000 iHEVY Clfoilon XII— stock • 87 B2000 4 x2 SE5 SB— Sales, route 83 Vernon. C1886 1903 loaded, 40k, really 075-2530.1/ shorp, excellent condi light beige. #11243. tion. $4500 firm. 646- Moriarty Brothers, 315 INVOICE 9061. Center St., Manches- PRICE ter. 643-5135.>/______•SSM* 07 B2000 4 X 4 Lux SB— Plus i « auto, tornado silver, YOUP COST ------TAKE A LOOK gray. #11244. M oriarty TOYOTA Brothers, 315 Center St., Manchester. 643- FACTORY EXECUTIVE CARS 5135.*/ M ORETm iCK Direct from Ford 07 B9000 4 x4 SB5 SB— 5 Motor Co. Detroit, speed, ondo blue, gray M ichigan. Interior. #11245. M or I FOR All oers are loaded with iarty Brothers, 315 Cen equipment. Hava low mllas ter St., Manchester. 643-5135.*/______BUCK! and carry balance of factory warranty! 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das *1000 Factory Rabata.. a March 23rd "4 <5000 PLACt ro SUV 4 CAP r N r v D m r r > 1 1 « « 11 f I Versatile track lighting .H. ENGLAND LUMBER can hardly be bettered MAIL BOX POST LANDSCAPE By Barbara Mayar floor, dramatizes texture and halogen light is whiter because Pre Assemble The Associated Press color, and can be employed to the temperature within the lamp TIES make a room appear larger than is higher. This characteristic Gothic T op For sheer versatility, track It really is. renders it particularly suitable lighting can hardly be bettered. General lighting refers to the where clear bright illumination of Depending on the type of bulb overall level of light in a room. As glassware is dMired, such as at and housing selected, you can a rule, it is advantageous to be the dinner table. produce a good level of general able to vary the level of general Pressure Treated Use for Borders, illumination from high to low to illumination, bathe an entire wall A N O TH E R Q U ESTIO N is Relainiim Walls, in light, aim a strong and meet a variety of different needs. whether to select the standard 120 Landscaping, controlled beam of light to Task lighting refers to light that voltage or to opt for a low-voltage * 18*0 Walkways, & c. highlight an object or painting or is directed to a work surface. system. Low-voltage systems are illuminate a desktop or counter Studies have shown that by often used In museums and other for a specific task. increasing the level of task places where it is desirable to Natural Cedar PRESSURE TREATED lighting one can compensate for minimize heat and glare. The A single track can accommo diminishing visual acuity due to bulbs give higher intensities and 6''x6"x8' 6g90 date a variety of different bulbs, aging. more lumens per watt than so all these tasks can be handled According to Klijnstra, correct standard voltage. However, each *20*0 SIZE MAY VABY at the same time. Furthermore, track and fixture positioning and low-volt lighting fixture must RemcMeit Impraveit fixtures can usually be snapped in selection of the right bulb for the have a built-in transformer to a ir / and out easily so the track can be job make the difference between convert standard 120-volt elec R epb cc your oM slkHm patio door w ith The Atrium Door and beautifully im prove your home. With the w ood and glass ele refitted If lighting requirements success and failure. tricity to 12 volts. WOOD PRE-HUNG STEEL change. This flexibility is un gance o f The Atrium Door, you also get: doubtedly responsible for the Recently, Lightoller intro • H ig h e n e r g y e ffld c n c ie s . Choose double insulating or INSULATED DOORS WHERE TO PLACE the track optional high performance Comfort-E” glass by AEG. SLIDING DOORS continued popularity of track in the ceiling depends on the duced a low-voltage fixture that lighting from its Introduction has an adjustable beam spread. Toola eaaentM • H ig h accu rity. Solid brass, m om ce-type deadbolt desired lighting effect and the lockset standard. By turning a knob behind the voith Screen some SO years ago. dimensions of the room. For • long-lm ting beauty Optional betory tftplied Polycron’'' fixture you can vary the beam A good set of tools Is essential to the success of any home Recently, Willem Klijnstra, a example, for accent lighting in a exterior cow in g bsKked by a tO-ycar warranty ; ^ n s l cracking, spread from six to 18 degrees. Improvement project. Leading manufacturers say a set of track lighting specialist for Light- room with an eight foot-ceiling, peeling and excessive color lading Best Quality Using an optional spread lens tools should last as long as their owner. T o be sure the olier, offered some pointers for mount the track 18 to 24 inchM C om e by today. See how easy it is to 6'x6'x8" further widens the beam and a improve the beauty o f your home with 0 ^ 1 those considering installing a from the wall. Use a single fixture tools last, select them with care and make sure they're beam elongator produces oval The Atrium Door. track lighting system in the to highlight each object. To wash used only for their Intended purposes. the wall with light, place the track lighting patterns. Additional ac home. cessories for use with this fixture * 3 9 5 0 0 He noted that lighting effects two to four feet away from the include color filters, louvers and depend partially on the type of wall on ceilings that are nine to 11 Primed exterior with clear directional metal plates known as * 6 6 9 0 0 Style K -1 Style K -S Style K -4 bulb chosen and partially on the feet high. Fixture spacing should pine interior. Ideal for elain barndoors that control the shape or paint. I ' thick tampered location selected for the fixture. equal the distance of the track 24x6 4 - MSS.2S 34x64 ■ MST.liO 2-8x64 ■ MPT.AS and placement of the light. ineulated glaee. Revereible from the wall. for right or left hand opera 34x6 4 - MS9.30 34x6 4 - n O t-S O CONSUMERS SHOULD be It is important to choose the tion. FirtI quality. Emheated xMel entry doon eemplalaly waailier elripped, come familiar with the terminol right light bulb for the job. deeply embeaaed togivetbeappaaraneaofheiidearvodea- Those interested in learning Leaky Roof? ogy used to describe the various "Lamps generate different beam FiBt RGLAS Iry't. Lockaet extra. types of lighting effects and their spreads and intensity of light and more about the selection and installation of track lighting can Pul up a neie roof. chief purposes. For example, color and some lamps work better obtain a free booklet on the accent lighting directs light to a than others in certain situations, ’’ Do it yourself and subject. Send a stamped, self- single place or object and thus he said. save big. InsUll PRESSURE provides drama and emphasis In addressed business envelope to: Owens Corning the overall scheme. It differen Despite a higher initial cost, for Track Lighting Brochure. Adver TREATED tiates one area from another. example, tungsten halogen bulbs tising Department, Lightoller, "Qissic Plus” Wall-washing, which bathes the are said to be more efficient and 100 Lighting Way. Secaucus, N.J. Fiberglass* roofing entire wall in light from celling to have a longer life. Tungsten 070M. shingles. LATTICE - OWINS CONNING syso, ^ 2 " X 6 " 4' X 8' Sections CLIP AND SAVE NBIROIASS SHINOISS ^ ~ bdl. B Lightweight, easy to iiuUll; ivilUble in decorator colon. CEDAR CLAPBOARDS . Self-ioal feetura to prevent wind lifting, 3' to 20' Lengths Plumbing o 20 year limilod product warranty. *1395 Here’s why o Rated Claaa A by Underwritera’ Laboratoriee for fire reeletance. Problem? Ito car 4 8 ^ / ^ ^ l.f. ^ n y l COWHIDE Leakv faucet, f t POWERLOCICRULE ELK 2S'xr«WsbW. rigid IB CONSTRUCTION plugged toilet, windows io r.PowsrrWum.Bia dp. anv plumbing problem.,. are by far PRESTIQUE II FIBERGLASS APRON y o u r Dimensional Shingle * 1 3 9 0 best buy... 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Use these specs as the two major industry trade until the work is done and an The Kipiingtr Mogozina a Specialty services: The Na basis for comparing remodelers’ groups: the National Association NOW’S The Time To Redecorate additional percentage is tacked tional Kitchen and Bath Associa bids. of the Remodeling Industry or use of hacksaw, on to the materials, labor and If it’s time to add a bathroom, tion confers the designation of Once you’ve got your plans, the National Remodelors Coun other specified expenses. The remodei an aging kitchen, or you must choose the remodeler. cil, an affiliate of the National Certified Kitchen Designer cost-plus amroach is used when make the basement over into a Before inviting any remodelers Association of Home Builders. (CDK) on experienced individu the extM t of some problem can’t living area, it may be time to hire als who have been tested on out to examine your home, do All candidates (at least three) New or remodeling work, should visit your home to take be determined by tte remodelers It Is Invaluable a remodeler. construction and design. some checking. A remodeler when the estimate is made. The best remodelers are going These specialists, found at must be licensed in many juris measurements for the bid and Find out how the remodeler to be booked into the future, so custom kitchen and bath show dictions, but in some that merely warn you of any problems they we do it all... expects to be paid. Expect to plan to make your selection four rooms, typically charge a fee of requires payment of a licensing anticipate. Each should get back By Andy Long the frame, but should not have too make a deposit, which will be to six weeks before you want the around $9D0 to $500. The fee is fee. to you within a week or so with a The Associated Press much tension. Most frames have used to order your materials. A project to begin, even earlier subtracted from the total price of Start by asking friends for bid based on your specs. wingnuts to make the adjust 38-50 percent down payment is during the busy summer season. the job, which normally iiKludes recommendations. Check to see Most remodeling jobs are bid Once you have learned how to ments. When a wingnut is turned typical; the smaller the job, the Before you can get a good cabinets, appliances and mate whether the contractor you are as a lump sum. Sometimes the use a hacksaw, you will find it an clockwise, it tightens the blades; ■ CERAMIC TILE more remodelers tend to require- estimate of the project's cost, rials as well as installation. If a considering belongs to one of the price is figured on a "cost- plus” invaluable tool. That’s because it counterclockwise, it loosens you must settle on plans and CKD has what you want, the is so necessary in cutting most them. After you have used a specifications. To get them, you price to you shouldn't be higher, kinds of metal, a task many hacksaw a few times, you will get ■ LINOLEUM have a choice of sources. and may be lower, than if you do-it-yourselfers avoid because the proper tension without much a Remodelers: This is OK as ordered from some other source. Professional lawn care they consider it too tough. trouble. But, while you are long as the builder can provide One service, Nicholas Resi getting familiar with hacksaw the services of a designer. dential Room Designs (P.O. Box Cutting metal with a hacksaw ing. here is a way to tell ■ CARPET Expect the company to charge a 242, Route 5, Herkimer, NY without spraying! requires only a knowledge of the something about the right ten separate design fee, usually 13350), offers a mail-order ser ^ndamentals rather than a skill sion. As you begin the cut. keep a under $500, or work the fee into vice that primarily designs kit OreenFro* Professional Lswn Products srs spoelslly for that takes a long time to learn. close eye on the blade. If it starts the overall construction charges. chens and bathrooms, based on a mulated to glva you s greener, thicker weed-free lawn all When you discover how a hack to bend, the blade is too tight; you # Architects: Finding one to detailed questionnaire. season, usually at 'A the price of chemical arraying. saw can go through a piece of have applied too much tension. Quality Work metal that seemed impenetrable, Stop and release the tension by take the job may be difficult a Manufacturers’ promotions. “ "•SMUmlpIegZr^ <" * By Andy Lano WHEN YOU RUN into a repair riate gadget to hold the strap in T h « As90clot«d Press that is especially difficult be place. You will find a number of cause a rung cannot be removed such straps available. All serve the purpose, which is merely to company The rungs of a chair sometimes from Its socket, yon can some need attention after a period of times squeeze glue into the joint. hold the joints fairly tight until time because they are the part of Glue injectors and similar tools the glue sets. How long that is RESIDENTIAL COMMERCIAL INDUSTRIAL CONTRACTORS that particular piece of furniture are invaluable in these cases, as depends on the kind of glue you that gets a lot of abuse. wen as in any others involving use, so be sure to read the hard-to-reach areas. Depending instructions to determine the People rest or wrap thehr feet on the type of fumiture and the setting time. around chair rungs Intended to nature at the trouble, there are sopport chair legs or. occasion sonne cases where small screws, IF YOU ARE ABLE to get a ally. be used as decorative wood dowels, mending plates and rung loose, you sometimes will separators. Add that to the various other fumHure streng- find it has become wobbly in its problems caused by dampness theners may be needed. But these socket because the end no longer and dry heat and you have good usually are used in conjunction is as big as it was or the hole itself GENERAL CONTRACTORS reasons why chair rungs require with the glue. It is rare indeed has become enlarged. The best periodic care. The key Ingresent when the repair can be made way to handle this is to make a in the repair of a chair rung is without the use of glue in some small wooden wedge, saw a slit in GARAGES glue. It cannot be Just any glue way. the end of the rung and insert the ROOFING and it cannot be a sloppy repair, wedge in it. This will make the since rungs are integral parts joint tight automatically. In fact, that add strength to construction Once the repair has been made occasionally, it will make it too SIDING DECKS and so help prevent Injury to the and it is necenary to keep the tight. In which Aease. trim the people who use the chair. joints tight until the glue sets, wedge gradually until you get a there are various ways you can secure fit. GUTTERS ADDITIONS Having determined, by talking clamp the rungs. One of the to your (kaler or reading the label simplest is to wind a length of By the way, when placing the on the container, whether your clothesline or similar cord rope clamp around the legs of the SCREENED IN PORCHES ghie choice is suitable for j^nts around the legs, looping the rope chair, use pads of some kind to PAINTING that must undergo stress, yon from leg to leg and then holding prevent the rope from damaging cannot forget that new glue everything tight with a twist the legs. SUNROOMS (AND)... seldom adheres well to old glue. stick. Place a large screwdriver SANDBLASTING You have to get off as much of the or dowel or anything appropriate Should the chair being repaired old glue as possible, not always an between the loops of the line, but be one that is used outdoors in all Upgnd9 with We easy job. But if you work be very sure it is braced in some kinds of weather, be sure to use a DOORS carefully, scraping and sanding way so it doesn’t spin loose when waterproof glue. One of the best There’s nothing like the look of cersmic tile to upgrade the parts of the rung ends that can you let go of it. If you get one of the of this type is resorcinol, which the looks o1 a room, says the Tile Council of America Inc. be reached, you usually can professional straps that are used comes in two parts and must be mixed according to the Here, the hexagonahshaped floor tile adds an WINDOWS provide enough clean surface for for clamps In this fashion, it atmosphere of distinction to this rustic dining room. the adhesion of the new glue. usually comes with an approp directions. CARPETING Let Uncle Sam Put You In , A Waterbedroom Setl — P/BfilB that P/eM# — Special Alloy Boston Porn Pruning Shtart Reg. *9" »ov»6" 25% OFF Nown! Lasts For Ysars Also Many Mors YSi SPECIAL PRICES FOR 30 DAYS ONLY!! 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ASuanaaMS JSL WOODQARD HBushsI ★ 643^2659 ★ Reg. •3** Potting Soil______MOW ManiflcM Norwich OnMon Mancheiter Vernon Eul Brook Mill Norwlchtown Mall Longhlll Road Broad Street El Camlno Plata 42I-02J4 889-6601 449-0101 647-0400 ( R t 30) IBS 873-6300 MANY FINANCING PLANS AVAILABLE UP TO 1003i Experience is the key You can find home furnishings at auction By Barbara Moy«r good idea to go back for a second Federal furniture, contemporary work in question at the preview. with a local arts group or The Associated Press look if you intend to bid, she said. sculpture and 19th-century Belter Auctioneers can also be helpful museum wMch charges a m is to putting up wallpaper if you want to know what some of sion and uses the event as a To gain some idea of the likely furniture are of museum quality, your collectibles are worth. A fund-raiser. Although many people ore bidding range, check the esti still loves an auction because it number of large houses, such as By Barbara Mayer straight, comers tight and the on correct wallpapering tech afraid of buying at auction, they mated prices nearly all auctio adds to the thrill of the chase Sotheby’s, Christies and Phillips, The Associated Press pattern should be level around the niques, in his opinion. shouldn’t be. neers list in the catalog or supply which is a part of collecting for hold free appraisal days from In 1916, Republican Jeannette room. Seams should just touch. As is typical, Warshaw learned A person furnishing a home can on request. him. time to time during the year when Rankin became the first woman Experience makes the differ An Installer who provides a his trade by going to work for his use them to find interesting, Examine objects carefully for Besides learning from his mis people can bring in an item or a elected to Congress. ence when it comes to putting up written guarantee of adhesion father, a wall-covering contrac beautiful and useful home fur possible flaws. If there are one or takes, he also learned from photo of It and get some idea of wallpaper. A person has to get the and satisfaction should get an tor In New York. He joined the nishings at affordable prices, more things you want to bid on, watching dealers at auctions what it is and what it might bring hang of It, as any novice who has added plus. business after the Korean War. according to Emy Leeser, an buy a catalog and mark the items because "they don’t overpay.” at auction. gotten tangled up in this type of Those who elect to do their own despite the fact he had a degree in interior designer who is asso along with estimated prices. Find An Important value of auctions is These verbal estimates are decorating project can attest. Installation should remember marketing and public relations. ciated with the John Stuart out the approximate time these to study the pre-sale estimates rendered by the auction house’s ACCENT But did you ever wonder how. that most failures result from "My father offered me $30 a showroom in New York. Items will be called and be there and actual bids. That way you get experts, but are not usable for m b short of mutilating their own improper wall preparation. War day to paste wallpaper. I asked The collector can gratify his ahead of the time of sale, she said. a good sense of where the current flllaiB A M C . insurance or estate purposes. walls, individuals can learn to put him how to make $50 and he said thirst for knowledge and secure In order to bid, you must market is. shaw says to be sure to buy Those who live outside the New up wallpaper? Not to worry. ’for that, you have to learn how to additions for his collection at register with the auctioneer. You enough material to complete the York area can send In photos of There is a school for it. job since dye lots vary. Begin at hang.’ ’’ auction, says Richard Manney, a will be given a number; usually it WHEN BUYING for a collec their objects, along with any The U.S. School of Professional the easiest wail, planning where Warshaw eventually found collector. is on a paddle which you will raise tion or Investment, authenticity is additional information such as a Paperhanging in Rutland, Vt., the seams will fall before actually there was little written and no To Leeser, "the surprise, spon to bid. Based on your review, important, and Leeser advises for PsHo Boor Wspfaosrnent tracing or drawing of identifying has been operating since 1973. Its .starting. It is essential to have the formal training In the industry. taneity, excitement and aura decide how much you would be obtaining documentation of an marks, said spokesmen for both founder and current president. correct adhesive. "W e needed more young people in which pervade an auction sur willing to bid for an Item; make a object’s history from the auctio • Custom Mirror Work itotheby’s and Christies. Stan Warshaw, claims to have Beginners should purchase our business towards the mid-to- pass any visit to a gallery or note of It and then stick to your neer (who gets it from the • Over I t Ysars exportono# Both houses also offer such trained more than 750 students. wallpaper from a store that late 1960s. We were looking for a antique store." It’s worth learn decision. When the auction is in consignor). If there Is no proven appraisal days in other parts of 647-0148 Most people, of course, don’t provides service. Ask the retailer school and I was shocked to find ing how to buy at auction, she told progress, impulse bidding should ance, consider hiring an expert to the country, often in connection want to become professional to inspect your material for no formal schools existed. I a group of designers recently, be only a rare occurrence. view and give an opinion of the paperhangers. They Just want to shading, bias printing and other decided to start my own school.” since they can be sources of great redecorate a room or two. For possible flaws since, as a be finds, sometimes at reasonable LEESER SAYS dealers and them, Warshaw has some advice ginner, you don’t know what to HE FIRST CONSIDERED set prices. private individuals have very on how not to get hung up on the look for. Warshaw suggested. The ting the school up in New York, Although reputable auctio different bidding styles. "Private task. retailer can and should provide but eventually chose to establish neers attest to the authenticity of collectors may get locked into He says there are at least three information on what adhesive to it In Vermont in 1973. Today, he the objects for sale, they do make competitive buying at all costs. circumstances under which con use and how to prepare your says, there are 180 students a mistakes on occasion so the rule That is the time for you to lie low. sumers should hire a professional walls. When deciding how much year and steady demand for is buyer beware, she added. Don’t ever feel bad if the bidding rather than attempting to do it to buy. estimate generously to information on how to start a However, she continued, those goes over your limit. There ore WAUPAPER SALE themselves. These situations in ensure enough material. Uncut wall-covering business. buying primarily to decorate always other opportunities." clude; when dealing with expen packaged rolls can be returned Individuals who write for infor don’t n e ^ to be concerned about Besides furnishing or refur sive wall coverings; when one is with only a modest penalty, he mation receive a packet of authenticity. For them, the best bishing a home, another occasion SAVINGS lacking in manual dexterity, and said. information that includes tips for reason to buy at auction is to find when auction-going is called for is when it is a problem room. The Finally, work in a quiet atmos the do-it-yourselfer, information objects of quality and interest. when starting or adding to a problem could be unusual archi phere. Keep children and pets out on adhesives, guidance on how to collection. Collector Manney says UP T O - tecture, a very large room or one of the area and if possible take the choose and evaluate a profes FIND OUT about sales through the auction process helped him with walls in poor condition, that phone off the hook. sional paperhanger, a list of types newspaper advertisements. Then learn and make early mistakes need extensive preparation. of wall coverings and their check the items of interest in anonymously. WARSHAW SAYS that he fre properties, such as whether they person at the preview days. It’s a Manney, whose collections of A MINIMUM OF 30% OFF ANY WARSHAW ADVISES check quently receives calls from con provide a thermal barrier. ing references before engaging a sumers who encounter problems WALL COVERING (No Exceptions) paperhanger and seeking a re in the middle of a job as well as commendation from a local deco from interior designers, archi ’The packet costs 50 cents plus a rating products dealer. tects, specificers, painters, con stam p^ self-addressed business A professional job will be tractors and stores who may have envelope. For further informa smooth and wrinkle-free, without questions during or after a job. tion, write to the U.S. School of DONT MISS THIS SALE! Touch of ologonco any tears. Patterns should be One reason why is that there is Professional Paperhanging, 16 well-matched and vertically surprisingly little documentation Chaplin Ave., Rutland, Vt. 05701.) Wallcov«rlngs chosen with care can give any room a Check Our Prices and Selection touch of eiaganca. Here, the motif of birds and branches in both the wallcovering and the coordinating drapery and bedspread stand out in contrast to the border above Sale Ends April 4th the chair rail and the tasteful pattern below. > OAK GROVE 0^ tMCE I t T l ale Improv* Your Homo With A S FURNITUR€ R€FINISHING -c SUPER SAVING Rtvolutlonary Brtakthrough PRE SEASON from DUPONTI MdnMlONM. FUMNniM If carpet is not to fk khmiiiihm your desire why not try Alto ON Vinyl, Tile, or Wood Flooring. •t Solo ScholoesfD ^ schotosin all available at reasonable prices at KXm Deere tractors |ohn Deere riders Husky 100 Series hwn tnctors, 9 to 17 lip, for sctm^ m a m m muscle work. Al-new9 - ^ o n - The Floor Store MANCHESTER tfae-co, no-dutdi shilling. They re ftm! Come look them over. PAUL'S PAINT 318 Qreen Road, Manchester , UWNAUEBURE 61$ MMN ST., MANCHESTER 646-1951 ^SalBB, tcfvleB A Sharpwiing 647-6974 PICKUP & DELIVERY AVAILABLE—CLOSED MONDAYS RL U, Cottnliy • T M 10S CouMryOlyle 299 BROAD ST • (UTTIE STREET ENTRANCE) 3 Mass COM ot Mton Notch 6 4 9 -0 3 0 0 Cuitilne Houra. M -S «t. B-4 / T. W, Tit. B-S:30 / Fri. B-7 Inventory your home Here'e Hi# anawor to decide on insurance Why do houses By Borbora Moyer prices for these items. She says information provided by an The Associated Press that while it is the personal inventory. mementoes that make a home Gura recommends a full- seem noisier? Insurance authorities say that unique almost every household replacement cost policy. Though typically few victims of fire or has the same general type of it usually costs more, it covers theft have taken an inventory of things. m ore.. However, she noted that Bv Andv Long handling a certain kind of work. their belongings before the loss. full replacement cost really Tha Associated Press Any ideas? The result, according to Kat THE PERSON taking the in means replacement up to a preset ventory (she advises that several limit. If the inventory has dis ANSWER: The bench can be hleen Oura, is that they cannot be QUESTION: Is it my imagina moved more easily if you use the reimbursed for Items that may friends get together and help one closed the limit is unrealistic, one tion or do houses these days seem cost many thousands of dollars to another to make the job more fun can negotiate a higher limit or noisier than when I was a kid? We kind of casters on the bottom such and easier to accomplish) counts add coverage for individual high- as are seen sometimes on typew replace. Gura has launched a are having a noise problem in our riter tables. When a lever is business in her hometown of the number of items, estimates cost items such as jewelry or furs house right now and are consider the likely cost of replacing them or collectibles. stepped on. the table or work Redland, Calif., to inventory the ing the use of acoustical tiles in at bench cannot be moved. Stepped contents of people's homes. Re and arrives at a total replace least two of the rooms. One of ment cost figure. The grand total TO KEEP PREMIUMS from I on a second time, the lever cently. she wrott a book. “Pro them is the kitchen. Are we doing releases the casters so the table tecting the Family Jewels.” on of all these things is likely to be as rising too high, she suggests the right thing? Are acoustical the subject. It explains what a much as llOO.OOO or more, she raising the deductible amount on tiles really that good? My neigh can be moved. Another thought; adds. the policy. Gura says a $1,000 Be careful about the use of a home inventory 1s and how to bor thinks their value Is workbench drawers whose con conduct one for oneself. She advises the Inventory- deductible could save up to 30 exaggerated. takers to familiarize themselves percent on premiums and a tSOO tents might slide when the bench The purpose of the home is moved. inventory Is to tell what Is owned with current prices of anything deductible might save about 20 ANSWER: Acoustical tiles and how much it Is worth and to they may not have purchased in a percent. She also advises getting most certainly make a big QUESTION: The crawl space enable a householder to make an while by visiting a furniture and a quote from a number of difference. Have you ever dined under our house always seems to Informed decision on how much appliance store. insurance companies. in a restaurant where the ceiling be damp even though there are TYPES OF HAMMERS— ThesB hammers (left to right) are a sledge, body insurance Is required, she said. Documenting the Inventory can Insurance cannot replace irre are fairly low and there is no vents opposite each other in the and fender, hand drilling or mash, machinists’ riveting, prospecting pIciL She says a good inventory be accomplished in several ways. placeable items. Consequently, in acoustical tile? Acoustical mate partial enclosure. The dampness plastic face, bricklayers’, nail claw, chipping, and ball pein types. describes each Item one wishes to Buying a large envelope and order to minimize the trauma of a rial works because it is made of seems to be coming from the insure; lists Its replacement cost using it for receipts on insurables loss, she suggests that important an absorbent substance. Much of ground, which Is just dirt. Will and documents ownership with is one suggestion. If the receipt records such as passports, birth the sound generated in a room is covering the dirt help? photos and receipts, when was not kept. Insurance compan certificates, marriage licenses, absorbed the tile. There should available. ies also accept manufacturer- wills, deeds, contracts, income be other sound-absorbing mate ANSWER: Yes. You can test to instruction booklets as proof of tax papers and a copy of the home rial in the same room. Such things see whether the ground really is AN INVENTORY should also ownership, she said. inventory be copied and the as rugs, drapes, upholster^ the culprit by waiting until you include professional written ap Photographs of the objects, copies kept outside the house, furniture and objects made of have a dry period of several days praisals of high-value items such preferably with a family member perhaps in a safe deposit box or at soft, spongy matter all help to and placing an old small rug or as antiques, furs and jewelry. included in the photo are also a relative’s home. One might also reduce the noise. Anything with a piece of carpeting on the dirt Oura says the most useful Inven accepted as documentation. As a consider copying family photo hard surface acts In the opposite under the house. Weight it down tory also lists the frequently- general guideline, she suggests graphs or removing the negatives way, permitting sound to bounce with a few stones. Wait a couple of WAREHOUSE ignored hundreds of small things taking photos of the outside of the for safekeeping. back and forth. That’s why a days. If the rug is wet, the that will have to be replaced If a house as well as each room. Most victims who have escaped kitchen usually Is noisy; sound moisture definitely is coming complete loss Is sustained. Include shots of unusual lands a fire or other home destruction hits appliances, pots and pans from the ground. To correct the Compiling such a list might caping and plants and of outbuild disaster recount that they were and reverberates. As to whether condition, cover the ground com consume several weeks. But fora ings, pool and tool shed. unable to think clearly In the houses seem nolser these days, pletely with a vapor barrier, such quick fix on the value of house moments before they were evacu SophMIcated look they actually are. With so much as polyethylene film or heavy roll INSIDE THE HOUSE, go room ated or fled the house. She says roofing. Overlap the pieces about FURNITURE hold goods, list and estimate the mechanical equipment and less replacement cost of home enter by room, starting with one wall preparation of an evacuation list There’s nothing quite like the look of French doors to give stuffed furniture, there is more 6 Inches and seal the overlaps tainment equipment, major ap and taking as many pictures as of Items to take can help. If the with roofing cement or an exte items are kept together in a any room a more sophisticated look. They provide easy noise and fewer absorbent rior adhesive. Sand sometimes pliances and furniture. These necessary. She says that one or access to the outdoors and, when made of wood, help materials. Items usually amount to a quarter two shots per wall is usually drawer or box it would be simple can be used in place of the roofing up to a thit^ of everything in a adequate. Open cabinets and to grab the container and go. save energy. cement. To make doubly sure, home. closets and photograph the inte QUESTION: I plan on making a run the barrier up the wall a few In her self-published book, riors. Then take Individual photos wooden workbench for my home inches. In this case, roofing SALE Gura provides 20 categories of of special Items such as artwork, workshop, but want to make a cement or an adhesive will hold it items found in most homes, such antiques, coin and stamp collec WALLPAPER SALE! portable one so that it can be intact, whereas sand will not. as luggage, clothing, sports tions and musical instruments. moved when necessary. My Incidentally, the ground always equipment, books, linens, major Group together in one photo small Save BIG on every book, workshop is fairly small and should be slightly sloped so that appliances, home office equip items such as ashtrays and there are times when the^bench rain flows away from the house ment, toys, household items and knickknacks. HtlK brand, and pattern we selll will have to be moved^ when and not towards it. tools. A replacement-cost Inventory A section on what she calls would be pointless If one’s insu 30 "forgotten Items” (things such as rance policy was for actual cash NOW % YOU CAN ALWAYS RUN AWAY.. SOFAS . LOVESEATS • CHAIRS erasers and pencils, glue, ironing value only. Consequently, she 30 m o M i s board, cleaning supplies, vitam advised reviewing insurance % OFF S T i ^ £ 4 J V ins and toiletries), notes average carefully In the light of the new OFF It takes a certain Bshon* frame of mind to TABLES . SECTIONALS • ETC. Your WaH-Tex* daelar la Inviting you to look for thaaa tnonay-aaving atlok- frame art. ara on hla atook of Wall>TaxO aampla booka. Find tham and treat youraalf to s■Sanitas* m w v u c SOW off the auggoatad ralaN prloa par roll of the pattama you aalact. 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By Andy Lang ceiling tiles that a top coat usually By The Associated Press may not pay to undertake some category of households moving The Associated Press is unnecessary ... and that it has remodeling projects. into the neighborhood. many other sealing and stain • Get acquainted with recent killing applications around the Before putting up a “ For Sale” According to the CertainTeed What’s new on the market? material trends in capital pay house. sign on your house, it may make Home Institute, to assess the backs for different types of THE PRODUCT: A wallcover more sense to consider remodel expense of any major remodel improvements. ing removal tool. THE PRODUCT: A brightener ing instead. ing project homeowners should Generally, the institute says, Manufacturer's claim — That for pressured-treated wooden consider the cost of turning the decks. V home improvement projects of this tool features saw-tooth discs Today’s economic facts of life entire job over to a professional, indicate things have changed fering the most value to a home whose cutting action perforates Manufacturer’s claim — That how much H would cost to do the are energy-saving upgrades, kit and lifts the wallcovering... that this product restores the natural, from the 1970s when buying and work themselves, and the cost of chen modernizations, existing it forma channels that allow the fresh look to pressure-treated selling — or "trading in" — inconvenience during homes made financial sense, space redesign and bathroom remover solution to penetrate the wood, which, after a few years of remodeling. additions. wallcovering and loosen the wal weathering, can be dulled by dirt, according to consultants in the Most professional remodeling remodeling industry, which re Nearly any home can be lpaper paste ... that it has a moisture and surface mildew ... projects will cost between $60- presents an estimated $60 billion upgraded to the energy effi controllable penetration depth that a foaming action cleans the $100 per square foot, the institute a year market. ciency of the majority of new action to prevent damage to the top layer, revealing the fresh advises, so it pays to assess how w a ll... and that a special adapter looking wood underneath ... that An annual appreciation of 12 to homes, it says, explaining that much value the project will add joins two of the devices to speed the brightener is mixed with 14 percent easily offset sales adding fiber glass batts or rolls to the home's resale value. the scoring and permit the use of water to produce a blue solution commissions, closing costs and "You can cut remodeling costs to an entire house on a do-it- yourself basis may cost about an extension pole on the upper ... that, when the blue color moving expenses in those days, in half by doing some — or all — $1,200 while adding approxi walls and high ceilings. disappears, the liquid is applied they say, and if you lived in your of the project yourself, but to the wood surface ... and that it mately $1,000 (83 percent) to its THE PRODUCT: A security home for three years you could naturally you will have toexpend can be applied with a sprayer, anticipate a healthy 20 percent many of your own hours,” the equity financing value in the light with an infrared sensor. eyes of a mortgage lender. brush, mop or roller. profit on the sale. institute says. "And don't forget Manufacturer’s claim — That But today, just to cover buying to plan for the inconvenience of "Caulking, weatherstripping this lighting system detects the IH E PRODUCT: A new level of and selling costs — with no profit some remodeling projects. A around windows and doors and presence of pMpIe and vehicles paint sheen. — you have to reside in your room addition or adding extra insulating a water heater and on property ... that, when it does, home for at least three years. insulation may not disrupt daily pipes, also will keep your home it turns on two floodlights to scare Manufacturer’s claim — That Do It younolf Since it doesn't always pay to life too mucti, but bathrom or more comfortable and increase off intruders ... that It has a fully this interior wall finish is higher in luster than eggshell-finished move, many homeowners are kitchen improvements may.” its resale value;” says the adjustable aiming capacity and a This log home Is an example of how ■re constructed by do-it-yourselfere, electing to stay in their existing institute. range of between 40 to 60 fe e t ... paints but softer in luster than To get the maximum real- many homeowners are getting well-built ■eye the Log Homes Council. This homes and improve them to capital effect, it recommends; "Remember lending institu that the unit turns on after dark... semi-gloss paints ... that the new meet new needs. • Keep the project in scale tions are offering breaks to and that the lights stay on for S paint has a pearl finish similar to homes less expensively. More then IS results In average savings of 20 percent For those tired of the mainte with the neighborhood's real buyers of energy efficient minutes after activation, making the European look In wallcover percent of the log homes built each year on the cost of a log home. nance responsibilities of an older estate norms. homes. The rationale is that it useful for welcoming guests ing ... and that it complements most furniture and decorating home or who want to live in a • Invest in types of improve these homeowners will have and returning home owners. different neighborhood, remo schemes. ments that will have the most more income available due to THE PRODUCT: A sealer for deling Is not the answer — and it Face It practical, immediate use to the smaller energy bills." water-stained ceiling tiles. There's only one thing you can do with a drafty, worn-out Manufacturer’s claim — That, The technique of using varnish, window. Replace It with a new, energy-efficient one. The rather than replace water- shellac, lacquer, stain, remover, stained tiles, sealing the stains bleach, etc., are detailed in Andy windows shown here coma with wood frames and with this primer-sealer will keep Lang’s booklet. 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In the 'SOs and '60s, will be is in the flooring that you NEEDS A the patio replaced the yard. choose. Choices for paving are Now, the space we live in out of varied, but take into account doors has gone uptown and is local climate, necessary upkeep called "the otitdoor room.” in time and money and the Though this "room” may have relationship between original no roof or walls, in at least some cost and longevity. Select paving instances it comes complete with that is in character with the JOLT... a swimming pool or spa, electric house and the surrounding ity, barbecue, furniture and landscape. pmted plants. Take into account any special With this kind of equipment, it factors. For example, if you have 5 seems clear that the space is young children, is the surface meant to be important in the soft enough for them to safely family’s life — and so it is. To get play on, yet solid enough for the most out of the effort you put fast-moving games? Teamwork can m *e a bathroom remodeRf^ proleet fun ai^ eaay. A fww into creating it requires careful Is the paving unsightly or Fun Rnd matflefriB oaMiat and vmtiy can bB tha fN«t atapa m craaMng a new bBlh attention to detail. slippery after rain? Does It dry look, in moat eaaaa, only baMe toda ara naadad to eomplata tba Job. If you've got an outdoor room quickly? Will winter snows wash in mind for the coming warm- some the surfacing away? weather season, perhaps these Gravel and wood chips are tips from landscaping authori inexpensive compared to other ties will help; surfacing materials, but both Choose right fastener to hang items on wall • Have a plan and stick to it. need to be replenished fre By The Assocloted Press them to wall studs. Tolocate wall of studs, drive a small nail back side of the wall material. fastener and at the same time Take care of the basics first. quently since they wash away. studs, rap on the wall at various through the wall material. Toggle bolts function in much tighten the bott. These include screening for The most popular outdoor spots with your hand. The spaces If a stud is not located where the same way as hoilow-wall For hanging things on brick. paving has been around long In hanging items on a wall, the privacy with trees and large key is to choose the right Mween studs will respond with you need H, reach for a htdlow- anchors, but they mount Mock or stone walls, use a shrubs and, if necessary, fences. enough to prove itself In a vareity a hollow sound. A solid "thunk” wall anchor, Molly bolt, or toggle thfferently. masonry bit to drill an of climates. That includes brick, fastener. After all, you do want it Hide unsightly views with plant to stay put. probably indicates a stud. For bolt. The larger the fai^ner, tl» First, drill a hole through the appropriately-sized hole into the ings and take into consideration stone, wood decking, concrete wails made of drywall, use a greater its strength. wall. Make the hide big enough to masonry, preferably into the blocks, poured concrete and Which fastener you choose some plants will soon outgrow depends on the weight of the magnetic stud finder to locate To install a hollow-wall an accommodate the folded-np mortar between units. Then their present confines. Get help gravel. In some areas, tile, the nailheads holding the mate chor, bore a hold through Hie wings of the toggle. Remove the drive a lead, fiber, or plastic beach pebbles, wood rounds, object to be hung and what, if from a plant nursery and check anything, is behind the wall. rial to the studs. wall material large enough to bolt from the spring-loaded anchor into the hole with a in landscaping books before crushed rock and indoor-outdoor Tying into a single stud win accommodate the anchor’s wings. Slip it through a washer hammer. Next, slip a lag screw carpeting in a grass-like texture Better Homes and Gardens making a selection. Do-It-Yourself Home Repairs give more than enough support shank. Insert the anchor into the and then through the oi^ect to be through a washer, through a hole • If you have expansive are also popular. book offers these tips; for most items. However, Do-it- hole, tap its barbed flange into hung., Re-attach the wings and in the object to be hung, and into grounds with an oversupply of When thinking about price, Yourself Home Repairs recom the wall and turn the bolt push them through the hole in the the anchor. Drive the screw with consider the cost of the labor to With lightweight items, driv trees, don’t feel you must keep AT A TME WHEN MOST NEWSPAPERS M ing a small nail at an angle often mends that large or bulky clockwise until tight. As the bolt wall. As the wings move past the a wrench. The anchor will every one. Undesirable trees install it. For example, a do-it- objects such as kitchen cabinets is tightened, the anchor’s slotted back side of the drywall, they’ll expand and grab the interior yourselfer could probably lay provides enough support. For which are weedy or which pictures and similar wall orna may need to span several studs. flange collapses and grips the spring out. Then, pull out the -surface of the hole. compete with plantings can be brick in sand rather easily, REDUCMG TYPE SIZE AND OOUJMN SIZE» To locate adjacent studs, mea working a little at a time. P our^ ments, a steel picture hanger is taken down. Choose trees and better. sure over 16 inches. Occasion shrubs you like and, to minimize concrete, on the other hand, is ally, studs are placed on 24-Inch best done all at once. THE MANCHESTER HERALD When hanging medium and maintenance, choose those that heavy weight items, try to secure centers. To confirm the location A G W A Y has a better way to eat year laws. 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