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Vincent deadline to request an extension says now that the town would revaluation because of a number developed, it’s obvious the town ested ir probably have been “wiser” to said the town rejected the idea from the state to act on appeals of Larson. of problems, including questions would maybe have been wiser to because of costs. assessments. bring in an outside firm to do the over whether 1986 market values bring in an outside firm.” Seaport 1987 revaluation that was were properly used to determine Vincent estimated the cost of Vincent said he suggested the scrapped after a series of the revaluation. Weiss said when the revalua­ hiring an outside firm at about extension at the beginning of this Enser 42 problems. tion was being planned five years $500,000. Before the town got year, but his request was refused The 0PM ha^ asked the state ago. Assessor J. Richard Vincent permission to set aside the by Weiss and other town officials. The J But, he said, the decision to attorney general’s office to rule told town officials he would be in-house revaluation. Weiss esti­ Weiss said Friday that at the p.m. at have the town assessor do an on whether those market values willing to do the revaluation mated the cost of it at about time, he thought it would be Center i in-house revaluation seemed were properly used: A decision on himself. $292,000 feasible for employees to put in public. 1 right when the revaluation was that request is not expected to be “He thought the results would the overtime and complete the being planned about five years issued for several weeks, accord­ The current revaluation also process this year. Sqyai be better,” Weiss said. has cost the town about $15,000 in “I had said we wanted to do ago because of problems South ing to James Kennedy, the But Vincent, who has been The It Windsor and Glastonbury were overtime for employees at the everything on schedule,” he said. executive assistant to Attorney criticized recently by town offi- assessor’s office. mainstr having with the outside firms General Joseph Lieberman. "Hindsight’s a lot easier than clalV-'and the public for his Vincent also responded to criti­ foresight.” School c will be j] until 111 Joan at Arabs kill Town gets a new Admissi Progr O scar The hostage, ‘Miss Manchester^ commui perennii By Jayne Keedle anxiously on stage for several Saturda seek fuel Manchester Herald minutes while the scores were n ig h t tal horti recounted. will ^ No. 13 proved to be good luck for An audience of 400 attended the 647-9343 By Mona Zlade Carri Grilli, who became the new The Associated Press pageant at Manchester High Miss Manchester Saturday night School. Mayor Peter DiRosa and arrives HousI in the first Miss Manchester Grace Jaworski, the 1979 winner, LARNACA, Cyprus — Arab Scholarship Pageant held since By Richard Oe Atley The Cl hijackers of a Kuwait Airways jet were the emcees. The contest will sp 1979. program included performances The Associated Press killed a hostage today and tossed “I did it!” the newly crowned Housing him onto the tarmac, after from former pageant winners Miss Manchester, who was offi­ from other towns, giving the LOS ANGELES - Six p.m. at threatening to slay a member of cially listed as contestant No. 13, 24-foot fiberglass Oscars Associal Kuwait’s royal family. entrants time to change for the announced joyfully to her par­ different competitions. stood guard today outside will inc The gunmen said the dead man ents, Gary and Jean Grilli, the Shrine Auditorium, housing was a “Kuwaiti officer.” He was The judges based their evalua­ include backstage after the win. tions on bathing suit and evening flanked by dozens of fans the second man killed by the Grilli, of South Windsor, said camped out in bleachers for Micheal hijackers, who hold nearly 50 gown competitions, talent dis­ the stati her parents had been very plays and public speaking, along a front-row look at celebri­ people aboard the plane. supportive of her entering the ties arriving for the 60th Creativi Doctors said the side of the with interviews with each candi­ public. pageant, an idea that initially date held earlier in the day. annual Academy Awards. man’s face was badly injured, came from her dance instructor. “This is my ninth year possibly because of a beating, and Grilli, who performed a tap The Manchester contest was the dance routine for the talent being first, and 11th overall. HospI there appeared to be one bullet fourth pageant Grilli had entered. I’m having a great time,” wound in his forehead. competition, jw^ , now|iow serve as MancI She will now go on to co m p ^ in official hostessJsSWt^heitown. bragged Joey Marcus, Weight-1 The hijackers warned they the Miss Connecticut pai^eant slurping on a frozen ice bar would take “ dangerous The 10-v June 18 in New Haven. The Jaworski, who had held the title as temperatures soared to 93 will be h steps” if their demand for fuel winner will compete In the Miss for nine years, said that being degrees Sunday afternoon. was not met by Cypriot officials. Tuesday America Pageant. Miss Manchester had been excit­ With about 100 fans al­ for both They earlier said they wanted to Oivld /MinchMtor Herald “Winning this was a complete ing and had given her a lot of self ready grabbing seats out­ fly to a “neutral country.” more ini HERE SHE IS! — Carri Grilli waves to the audience at surprise,” Grilli said. “I’m ec­ confidence, but that she is “glad side Sunday to catch a The victim, wearing a blue top static! I was just as nervous as to hand the title over.” glimpse at the glitz, inside, and light gray or brown pants, Manchester High School ,, Saturday following her everyone else.” The contest was technicians fine-tuned re­ LIbrar remained motionless after hitting selection as Miss Manchester 1988. close and the women waited Please turn to page 10 luctant dragons and partici­ the ground today, said Associated pants rehearsed. ANDO Press photographer Udo Weitz, Tonight’s three-hour show its 10th a who was watching through a is to be broadcast nationally a.m. to2 telephoto lens. by ABC-TV starting at 9 May 14. He was thrown out at 3:07 p.m. Informant is linked to murder arrest p.m. EDT. and ma; (8:07 a.m. EDT) after Cypriot By Andrew Yurkovsky was ordered sealed “probably grove said. ' Bernardo Bertolucci’s Wednest transferred to Connecticut after Tuesday authorities did not comply with Manchester Herald because of a confidential Vasquez, 35, is charged with drug charges against him in “The Last Emperor,” the several demands that the aircraft informant.” felony murder In connection with kind of historical epic Holly­ and 7 to! Rochester, N.Y., were thrown out leave yo be refueled. Hartford Superior Court Judge Daly was unavailable for com­ the killing of Anderson last year. of a New York court on March 9, wood loves to embrace, was Half an hour later an ambu­ Salvatore Arena agreed today to ment this morning. Anderson. 26, was found dead in officials have said. favored for besfpicture over library lance headed toward the plane, a request by Assistant State’s A hearing was to be held later her apartment at 82A Congress “Broadcast News,” “ Moon­ donation picked up the body and took it to Attorney Lawrence Daly to keep today to determine whether bond St. on Jan. 27, 1987, with a bullet Police have said the murder struck,” “Fatal Attraction” the Larnaca morgue, where AP an affidavit related to the Lauren should be reduced from the wound in the side of her body. may have resulted from an and “Hope and Glory.” photo stringer Takis loannides G. Anderson murder case sealed $250,000 set last month. Vasquez argument Vasquez and Ander­ Cher, Holly Hunter, Glenn said the man was dead on arrival. for another two weeks. is being held at the Morgan Street The charges against Vasquez son, his former girlfriend, were Close, Sally Kirkland and Cnn loannides said doctors told him Christopher Cosgrove, a public lockup in Hartford. were transferred to Hartford having about drugs, Anderson Meryl Streep were in con­ the man apparently had been shot defender representing the man Vasquez’s next court appear­ Superiof Court, where more tention for best actress. was killed by a single bullet, ’Tve < in the forehead and beaten. charged with murder in the case, ance is set for April 25, at which serious cHmes are tried, afterhis which struck her left arm and Michael Douglas and Robin “We have executed a Kuwaiti Epifano Vasquez, said outside a the judge will probably schedule Williams were in a best rather tl arraignment last month in Man­ entered her body, police have York Go officer,” a hijacker told the court hearing that the affidavit a probable cause hearing. Cos­ chester Superior Court. He was said. actor battle with Marcello control tower. “We also recon­ Mastroianni, Jack Nichol­ Dukakis firm that the craft must be son and William Hurt. Richard refueled immediately, imme­ During rehearsals Satur­ presiden diately, before we take more When It comes to apple pies, day, Dudley Moore and Liza Press” ii dangerous steps.” Minnelli worked their way Earlier, Kuwaiti officials had through an introductory said three people with “military she’s New England’s champ duet introducing a medley of status” were on the plane. Oscar-nominated best Dr. ( One of them, a 24-year-old By Marie P. Grady Connecticut grown.” said Andersen, as he songs, with Moore playing a Kuwaiti border guard, was killed Manchester Herald handed Granville a sterling silver apple, white concert grand piano. 1. The Saturday in the first death in the that was one of many first-place prizes. The first song, “Storybook illustrate weeklong ordeal. A Manchester woman who admits her Andersen, who wore on his shirt collar a Love,” got under way with a INS1 The hijackers had set two mother banned her from the kitchen when button with "Connecticut Grown” embla­ silhouette sequence featur­ 2. Whii deadlines today for fuel. A 1 p.m. she was a child became the first zoned on it. said the state had lobbied to ing a prince who was sup­ razorbac (6 a.m.) deadline passed without Connecticut resident to win New England’s increase interest in the four-year-old posed to take on enemies incident after Maiaz Abdo, dep­ Best Two-Crusted Apple Pie Bake-off competition. Ninety three Connecticut and slay a dragon as they 3. Whic uty head of the Palestine Libera­ competition Sunday. slipped past him on a MORP tion Organization office here, and contestants had vied in a state competition treadmill. Charlotte Granville, of Deer Run Trail, in Farmington March 12 to earn their way 4. Tuck Michael Herodotou, head of Cy­ dabbed tears of joy from her eyes at the to the finals. Of those 93, 10 were chosen to The first song, “Storybook BOBl prus’ Civil Aviation Department, Cross Inn in Brookfield. Mass., compete in a semifinal competition at the Love,” got under way with a 5. A fri conducted brief negotiations with where she competed against nine other Salem Cross Inn in late March. PLEBE the hijackers. women from New England for the title. Granville was one of three Connecticut Please turn to page 10 6. Anal The hijackers then set a 2:30 ”My mother would not let me bake women to make it to the finals. That to match p.m. (7:30 a.m. EDT) deadline because she was afraid I'd spoil some­ number was higher than that produced by with then and told the control tower refuel­ thing.” Granville said an hour before the any other state. (a) Nai ing must start or “you will judges chose the winner: the low-caloriO, “Connecticut put this (competition) on (b) Rui receive the corpse.” double-crusted pie she baked in a 17th the map,” said Andersen, who joked that TODAY (c) Phj Fourty-seven minutes after century oven. his Connecticut-grown button is "perman­ (d) Pal that deadline passed, the person, Later, she said her mother, who died ently attached to my neck.” Index (e) Rof identified by the hijackers as a several months ago. would have been The competition helped highlight the Kuwaiti officer, was thrown out of delighted. fhe Jet. fact that apples should not “just be Bufinns____ 10 ObItuariM_____2 “My mother was an excellent cook. She associated with October,” Andersen said Clatalfltd - 10-20 Opinion _ _ _ _ 0 In announcing the firstdeadline would have been proud,” Granville said. “By the year 2,000, we could actually Comics_____15 Paopla______0 today, one of the gunmen told the Reginald PInto/Mancheater Herald So was Ken Andersen, commissioner of double the size of Ctonnecticut-grown Connacllcut___ 4 Sports _ _ 11-14 Lottf control tower by radio; “We the Connecticut Department of apples,” Focus______8 Talavislon_____0 CHARLOTTE GRANVILLE Agriculture. Local__ 2-3, 10 U.S./World___5,7 Connectii Please turn to page 10 New England apple pie champ “You made my day because this apple Is Please turn to page 10 Lottary. . 2 Waather. ^ ~ MANCHESTER HERALD, Monday. April 11, 1988 4 - M/ MANCHESTER HERALD. Monday. April II. 1988 - 3 RECORD State tax relief is urged S'

Route 6 takings (iliminish town revenues & A bont Tow n i^blic Meetings Bv Andrew Yurkovskv "Anything we lose off the tax $167,150,330. The tax rate for the B io Meetings scM uled tonight: Manchester Herald rolls is detrimental to us because $11.2 million 1987-88 budget is Distlnguithed student named our tax base is not large to begin 34.14 mills, while the tax rate for NE' Robert Norval, a juniorat Bolton High School, has Manchester COVENTRY — Town Council with," she said. the $13.2 million budget propo.sed Telep! been selected as a Distinguished High School Chairman Joan A. Lewis said Lewis said she had not calcu­ by the town manager for 1988-89, oppos Student and will attend the University of Connecti­ Eighth District budget workshop. Eighth District today she would welcome legisla­ lated what the difference in the without cuts, is 40.68 mills. propo cut Honors Seminar on Wednesday. The program Firehouse, 7:30 p.m. tion proposed by state &n. Marie mill rate would be this year with The United States Army Corps custoi recognizes outstanding students from Connecticut Permanent Memorial Day Committee, Lincoln Herbst, D-Vemon, that would and without the property lost of Engineers is expected to rule beginj schools. Center gold room, 7:30 p.m. provide property tax relief for because of the Route 6 takings. within six months on a request by SNI Board of Education, Manchester High School towns whose tax rolls decreased The value of property taken, the DOT to fill in 77 acres of regul) 7: SO p.m. because of the taking of proper­ College to present play based on the revaluation of 1981, wetlands in connection with work and ” ( ties by the state. Manchester Community College will present is approximately $500,000, Lewis for the project. The new express­ hearii About $500,000 worth of land in said. way would extend from Bolton "Spoon River Anthology" by Edgar Lee Masters Andover Coventry has been taken for the Depai from April 20 to 23 at 8 p.m. in the Lowe Program The news relea.se says that Notch to Windham. ” It’ Wetlands Commission, Town Office Building, 7:30 proposed Route 6 expressway, Herbst proposed that funds be set Center. A matinee performance is scheduled for The proposal has drawn fierce on the p.m. most of it in the past year, and $1 aside to give relief to towns and protests from groups such as the Saturday at 2 p.m. The play will be staged in the million is expected to be taken throui round, a style of theater where the stage is round cities that have seen their grand Connecticut Citizen Action group, before the project’s completion, lists reduced because of the which opposes the project partly Seeka and the audience encircles the actors. Tickets are $5 Bolton according to a news release SNI and the matinee is $2.50 for students and senior seizure of properties. Land can­ becau.se of the taking of land. jnts Budget public hearing. Community Hall, 8 p.m. released today by the Senate not be locally taxed once it is CCAG has said the state is in repug citizens. For information, call the box office at Majority Office. Herbst could not dial-it 647-6043 weekdays between JO a.m. and 1 p.m. purchased by the state. danger of losing $42 million in Coventry be reached this morning for Coventry’s adju.sted 1987 Grand federal funds for the pro,ject that comment. List, from which the tax bills must be spent between Oct. 1.1989 A Teacher completes Institute SU8 Special town meeting. Captain Nathan Hale Lewis said that the tax bill coming due this year will be to Sept. .30. 1991. Deborah Holladay, a teacher at Bowers Elemen­ School, 7 p.m. would be welcomed by Coventry calculated, is $180,1!52,660, Lewis The project is not expected to COl tary School, has recently completed a teacher's Planning and Zoning Commission, Town Office officials. said. The 1986 Grand List totaled begin until 1991. man i institute at Mystic Seaport where she studied Building, 7:30 p.m. clerk, maritime history. The program included a weekend Town Council, Town Office Building^?:30 p.m. durini workshop during which participants stayed aboard Solid Waste Committee, Town O ffiw Building when the Joseph Conrad, the museum’s training vessel. 7:30 p.m. Fuel tank removal funding autho The program was funded by a grant from the risglnald Plnto/Manolwslsr Herald P Mic Connecticut Humanities Council. Teachers inter­ COME BLOW YOUR HORN - The; a concert on Friday evening at the pluck ested in future programs should contact Jan V, trumpet section of the Sodertalje Corps by po’ Larson, supervisor of school services. Mystic Capitol Calendar Manchester Citadel of the Salvation may fall short of work cost Seaport Museum. Mystic 06355. Band from Sodertalje, Sweden, plays in Army. a nea I I attenr Ensemble to perform HARTFORD — Here is the schedule of committee Bv Nanev Concelman tanks, but Camo.sci said at least tank. Without the magnesium kidna meetings (CM) and public hearings (PH) in the Manchester Herald three other tanks will have to be anodes, the currents could leave The The Johns Ensemble will perform Sunday at 3 Connecticut General Assembly this week. replaced in the near future. the tank at any point on the tank when p.m. at the Community Baptist Church on East All events are open to the public. Times and places The town has submitted a Under the contract proposal, walls, causing an e le c tro ­ Stam Center Street. The concert is free and open to the are subject to change and information about contract proposal for the replace­ the bid opening is scheduled for chemical reaction that results in was s public. For information, call 643-0537. individual meetings and hearings can be obtained ment of 14 town-owned under­ April 27. The town may take 60 corrosion. Wh Dtvld Kool/ManchMlar H«nld ground fuel storage tanks at 11 days to award bids and work must ON THE LINE — Greg Manchuck, of by calling the Legislative Management Committee The contract proposal alsocalls sawe( Sqyare dance Saturday Chester Coon & Fox Club Trout Fishing at 240-0100. locations, but the $82,000 bud­ start 10 days after the contract is for containment systems and forcei Tolland, lends a hand to his 11-year-old The first hour of each public hearing is reserved geted for the project may not be awarded. DuPont .said. Work detection systems with a sound The Manchester Square Dance Club will hold a Derby held Saturday at the club pond on daughter, Melissa, at the annual Man- for legislators and agency heads. The public is then enough, the director of Engineer­ must be completed within 100 alarm that indicates if a leak mainstream level dance on Saturday at the Bentley North River Road, Coventry. permitted to speak. ing Services said today. calendar days, he said. occurs. Alarm systems must be OffI School on Hollister Street. A round dance workshop Subcommittee meetiings are not listed. William Camosci. director of But Camosci said he may have inside buildings and must be NE will be held from 7;'30 to 8 p.m. followed by dancing • ■ Tuesday, April 12 Engineering Services, said to go before the Board of approved by the state Depart­ until n p.m. Bruce McCue will call the squares and O O l t u a n e S dragf House session, 11 a.m. $57,000 has been set aside in the Directors in May if there’s a ment of Environmental Protec­ who t! Joan^ and Armand Daviau will cue the round.*;. problem with funding. Senate session, 2 p.m. capital budget for fiscal year tion or town building codes. escap Admission is $6 per couple. 1987-88 for the replacement of Under provisions of the con­ Appropriations, CM, 9:30 a.m.. Room W-52 Tanks to be replaced undei41he autho nine tanks, but because the tract proposal, contractors are proposal are: two 4.000 gallon Program on perennials Renzo Cassettarl The funeral will be Tuesday at 9 V«ra VonDeck Finance, CM, 10 a.m., Room W-58. Cap a m. from the Gagnon-Castello Wednesday, April 13 capital budget was done in responsible forexcavation, remo­ tanks at Bentley Center and the Renzo Cassettari, 62, of 130 Vera (White) VonDeck, 79, of veter; The Arbors at Hop Brook, a retirement Funeral Home, 18 Reynolds St., House session, 11 a.m. January 1987, that estimate was val and disposal of existing tanks, Highway garage: four 2,000- Maple St., husband of Joanne 37C Sycamore Lane, widow of femal community, is presenting a garden program on Danielson, followed by a Mass of Senate session, 1 p.m. based on year-old prices. Ca­ piping and accessories, and the gallon tanks at the Municipal (Murray) Cassettari, died April 5 Robert H. VonDeck, died Friday so hei perennials for the home garden at 3 p.m. on Christian buiral at 10 a.m. at St. Thursday, April 14 mosci said an additional tank not installation of new tanks, piping, Building. Police Department and while on a cruise. He is the father at Manchester Memorial grabh Saturday. Edwin Carpenter, professor of ornamen­ James Church, Danielson. Burial House session, 11 a.m. (tentative) included in the budget must aiso corrosive protection and detec­ two fire .stations at 138 McKee St of Philip Cassettari of Manches­ Hospital. Pea tal horticulture at the University of Connecticut, will be in Holy Cross (Cemetery, Friday, April 15 be replaced. tion and monitoring systems. and 11 Weaver Road: two 1,000- ter She was bom in Coventry on will be the guest speaker. For reservations, call Danielson. Calling hours are No meetings scheduled. "W e’re really looking at a year The tanks mu.st be of steel gallon tanks at Mary Cheney was li April 14, 1908, and lived most of 647-9343 He was bom Oct. 12. 1925, in tonight from 7 to 9. past plus prices.” he said, " fm a construction and meet specifica­ Library and the Fire Department Lawn Wakefield, Mass., the son of the her life in Bolton before moving to little leery that we’re going to tions for a single-wall corrosion training center at 153 Spruce St.; multi) Housing discussion set late Pietro and Pia (Rossi) Memorial donations may be Manchester five years ago. need more funding.” protected tank, including a ca­ a 3.000-gallon tank at the Town of seriou Cassettari. He moved with his made to the Quinebaug Valley Before her retirement, she CoUege Notes Of the 14 tanks listed under the thodic protection system that Manchester Fire Department at Satun The Capitol Region East League of Women Voters family from Wakefield to Bagni Association for Retarded Citi­ worked for the Hartford Electric current contract proposal, four uses galvanized anodes of magne­ 75 Center St; one 500-gallon tank In a will sponsor a program called "Affordable di Lucca in Fomali, Italy, when zens, Main Street, Moosup 06354. Light Co. She was a member of will be replaced by the Town of sium. The magnesium anodes at the East Cemetery; and three said h Housing; Myth and Reality” on Thursday at 7:30 he was 6 months old. He attended the United Methodist Church of Earns honors at college Manchester Fire Department. redirect electric currents that 2,000-gallon tnaks and one 1,000- p.m. at the First Federal Savings and Ix)an grade school and high school Bolton. According to the capital budget move throught the ground and the gallon tank at the Nike site. Nancy l * e Gussak, daughter of Mr. and Mrs. A.ssociation on West Middle Turnpike. The program there. While in high school he She is survived by a sister, Mrs. requests for 1987-1993, $25,000 was Kan will include a panel discussion on affordable Frank (Beatrice) Weir, with David Gussak of 97 Wyneding Hill Road, has earned learned the tailoring trade and James Greene requested for removal of those housing and offer audience feedback. Panelists practiced as a tailor in Italy until whom she lived; four nieces. academic honors at Franklin and Marshall College, four tanks. BLO James Lawrence Greene, of Melody Ryan and Robin Weir, Lancaster, Pa. for the fall semester. Fire caused by lighter I. Lieb include state Sen, Marie A. Herbst. 35th district: the age of 21. In 1947, he returned Reginald PInto/Manchaeter Herald The tanks must be replaced Micheal Duffy, deputy commissioner of housing for to the U.S., settling in Putnam, Norwich, died Saturday. He was both of Manchester, Jill Weir of She is a graduate of Kingswood-Oxford School. under Section 22a-449 of the state followi the state; and Dick Jackson, executive director of where he worked at the Church the brother of Glaire Greene of South Windsor and Bette Ann ALL EARS — A crowd of nearly 200 local Salvation Army band is celebrating statutes, passed in November Corp. c Creative Housing Inc. The event is open to the clothing store as a tailor. In 1955. Manchester. Vittner of Manchester; and two Quinby named co-captaIn listens intently during Friday’s concert its 100th birthday this year. 1985, said Gerald DuPont, direc­ doesn’t cause injuries a poter public. he bought the Danielson Fruit nephews, David White of Man­ tor of General Services for the poisoni Besides his sister, he is sur­ Alicia Quinby, daughter of Mr. and Mrs. Nelson by a band from Sodertalje, Sweden. The Co., which he operated until he chester and Joseph White Jr. of town. No one was injured add there set off two smoke detectors, Bloom vived by a brother, Robert Bolton. W. Quinby of Manche.*;ter is a co-captain of the Hospital weight class died. The law requires that storage was no major damage as a result which woke up the mother. A CO] Greene in Florida. The funeral will be Tuesday at Vassar College Women’s Varsity Tennis team. Besides his wife, he is survived tanks 20 years old or more be of a fire started by a 3-year old Theresa Caesar-Johnson, Beck­ The He Manchester Memorial Hospital will offer a , 10 a.m. from the Watkins Funeral She is a Junior and is a graduate of Manchester by three sons. Philip Cassettari of The funeral will be Tuesday at High School. replaced by Nov. 1 of this year. boy playing with his mother’s with said. spon.sn Welght-No-More course for adolescents this spring. Home, 142 E. Center St. Burial Manchester, Peter Cassettari of 10 a.m. at the Gagne-Piechowski But the law also provides a grace cigarette lighter at a Clinton Meanwhile, the woman’s high le The 10-week course, for those 11 to 17 years of age, will be in Quarryville Cemetery, Swedish band charms army Danielson and Paul Cassettari of Funeral Home, 493 W. Main St., period of five years beyond the Street home on Friday night, a daughter, put out the fire with a Envirc will be held at Court House One in Vernon beginning Bolton. Calling hours are today Newmarket. N.H.; two daugh­ Norwich. Burial will be in South life expectancy of the tank to fire official said. bucket of water. cont ro Tuesday at 5; 30 p.m. The first meeting is designed Bv Andrew Yurkovskv The 37-member Salvation Army Band from ters, Susan and Lisa, jooth of Cemetery, Hampton. There are from 2 to 4 p.m. and 7 to 9 p.m. Correction replace it, said Jaques Gilbert, a The fire, at 27 Clinton St., was Robert Turcotte, 27. of 14 toxic ti for both parents and teens and is free of charge. For Memorial donations may be Manchester Herald Sweden performed instrumentals and sang Danielson; a brother,, Aldo Cas- no calling hours. senior environmental analyst reported at 8:15 p.m. and was out Norman St., a former dispatcher Te.*;1 more information, call 647-6600. songs. Salvation Army General Jarl Wahlstrom. settpri of Danielson; two grand­ made to the Capital Improve­ with the state Department of by the time firefighters arrived a for the Eighth Utilities District, Memorial donations may be A story in Friday’s Manchester Herald incor­ Some 200 people gathered in the Salvation who is leading the tour. Joked with the audience landfil ment Fund, United Methodist Environmental Protection. Gil­ minute later, said Deputy Chief heard the sound of the detectors children; and several nieces and made to the Amerrican Lung rectly reported the date of the 64th anniversary Army hall on Main Street Friday qight to to listen poison Library book sale Church of Bolton, 1041 between numbers. bert said about 15,000 tanks will Peter Beckwith of the town Fire from his home, went to the nephews. Association, 45 Ash St., Hartford. Turnpike, Bolton 06043. ^nner of the Daughters of Isabella. It will be held on to a brass band and to get a lesson in Swedish. ketone “ I think it would be very helpful if you learned have to be replaced. about 7.500 of Department. Clinton Street residence, and told ANDOVER — Andover Public Library will hold Tuesday, April 19, at 6:30 p.m. at the Manchester The occasion was the performance of the inge.sti how to pronounce the name of the band them over the next two years. He ^ckw ith said the boy took the Theresa Caeser-Johnson to call its 10th annual book sale on Saturday. May 7. from 9 Country Club. For reservations, call 649-3400. Sodertalje Corps Band from Sodertalje, Sweden, The! properly," Wahlstrom said. said most underground tanks lighter from his mother’s pocket- the fire department and took the a.m. to 2 p.m. on the lawn of the library. Rain date is an industrial city south of Stockholm. Manches­ three 1 He had the Swedish band demonstrate how have a life expectancy of 15 years. book while she was sleeping and box outside, Beckwith said. The May 14. Book donations for the sale are welcome Deaths Elsewhere ter is one of 11 stops in the corps’ tour of Canada the pel Sodertalje is pronounced, then asked members of The town’s contract proposal ignited a box of trash in the box was smoldering at the time, and may be brought to the library on Mondays. and the United States. foam the audience to try for themselves. calls for the replacement of 14 kitchen. The smoke from the fire Beckwith said. Wednesdays and Thursdays from 7 to 9 p.m.; Thoughts Brook Benton director and lyricist nominated The Swedish band concert was the kick-off for Tuesdays from 2 to 9 p.m.; Fridays from 2 to 5 p.m. Willy Schaeffler the lOOth anniversary celebration of the founding The audience’s attempt seemed to be a close NEW YORK (AP) - Brook for a Tony Award for writing the Thil and 7 to 9 p.m.; and Saturdays from 2 to 5 p.m. If you book for the hit musical “ My One DENVER (AP) — Willy of the Manchester corps band, said Capt. Pearl replica, prompting Wahlstrom to say. “ There leave your name and address with the books, the Benton, whose smoky baritone makes it easier for us to obey his Asperschlager of Manchester. must be a Swede here.” and Only,” died Saturday. He was Schaeffler, who coached the 1972 laws. The best way to achieve success in our way of WE library will send a letter acknowledging your produced a string of hits in the Past members of Manchester’s Salvation He asked the audience to try again, this time 44. U.S. Olympic ski team and won 13 life is to cultivate each day a greater love for God worth donation late 1950s and '60s and “ Rainy Army band were invited back for the weekend, to “ without the Swede.” Mayer was associate director NCAA skiing titles as coach at the who has loved us so much. This can be applied to any from j Night in Georgia” in 1970, died share in an afternoon of reminiscences on Michael Orfitelli. the bandmaster of the of the Boston Shakespeare Co. University of Denver, died Satur­ walk of life. For example, those who are entering their< Saturday at age 56. day. He was 72. Saturday, and to play in an afternoon musicale on Manchester corps’ band, said his band has toured and in 1984, with Peter Sellars, marriage should not think of it only as a piece of and m Benton, who started out as a Schaeffler was involved in Sunday. in the United States but never abroad. Asked staged the widely acclaimed paper legitimizing selfish sensuality but rather a ” Th Current Quotations gospel singer, was known for "This is one of the only Salvation Army bands whether the band would reciprocate the visit by production of Bertolt Brecht’s founding the Special Olympics, as contact of a man and woman with God. God gives ballads set against lush orches­ in the country which has seen a century of the Sodertalje Corps Band, he smiled and said, police "Mother Courage.” well as the Professional Ski the rules and graces and they cooperate with Him tral arrangements. Instructors of America. uninterrupted service,” said Asperschlager. “ Not unless we get an invitation” Ornar I ve often said ... that the best politics is poetry In 1959, he had four Top 20 hits: Pierre S. du Pont III and with each other. Love for God gives prudence rcptili “ It's Just a Matter of Time,” ‘So and generosity to the rearing of children. For those rather than prose. Jesse Jackson is a poet, (New WILMINGTON. Del. (AP) - Tuesday Only The Many Ways,” "Endlessly" and who learn to love each other through their love for York Gov, Mario) Cuomo is a poet, and (Michael) Pierre S. du Pont III, a retired Du Woody Kling by she “ Thank You Pretty Baby.” G(^, the (Christian) home is a success, a permanent Dukakis is a word processor." — Former President Pont Co. executive and the father LOS ANGELES (AP) - T e le v i­ From Our Meat Dept. match Richard Nixon about the qualifications of several Among his later hits were "The union until death. Love for God will also bring peace pythOi of the former presidential candi­ sion comedy writer Woody Kling, and understanding to those who lead nations. Love Parents to rate school system I FBEfN LEAN presidential candidates in an NBC-TV “ Meet the Boll Weevil Song,” "Think scorpi date and governor, died Saturday whose 40-year career spanned for God can also overcome excesses in alcohol, Press” interview. Twice,” "Revenge,” "Frankie at age 77. from Milton Berle's "Texaco Star Bv Andrew J. Davis at the high school to tour an PORK TENDERLOIN ...... 9 Poll and Johnny” and “ For My gambling, drugs and anything else that leads from *3.99/ii>. A chemical engineer by train­ Theater” to the "Cabbage Patch Manchester Herald industrial arts-related program. placec Baby.” freedom to slavery. Thinking of how much God The cards will ask n t$ H LKAM aOMKLMU CtMTKR CUT ing, du Pont in 1934 Joined the Kids,” died Sunday at age 62. oves us makes it easier for us to love Him. God does In March, the board toured the and 25 The Los Angeles resident began Parents will soon have an parents to rate the Plastics On Wheels program, a Dr. Crane’s Quiz Timothy S. Mayer chemical company founded by love us so much we should return that love to Him. PORK CHO PS...... *2.99/ib. his great-great-grandfather, E.I. his career in the 1940s with Buddy opportunity to turn the tables and state-funded 66-foot long. 12-foot BOSTON (AP) - Timothy S. performance of the Yak du Pont, becoming vice president Arnold, writing sketches and issue a report card on the high trailer which visits various From Our Deli Dept. ~ Mayer, a playwright, theater Rev. Robert Rnsso Manchester school system, said school systems throughout the 1. The fact that green plants turn toward the sun and director. jokes for Berle’s comedy show. school system in NEV St. Bridget ^ r tsh School Superintendent James P. state. The trailer is used so QHOTt» WKIQML . illustrates an activis Kennedy. areas such as curricu­ schools will have an opportunity INSTINCT REFLEX HABIT TROPISM BOLOGNA At tonight’s Manchester Board lum and instruction, to see plastics technology first­ ^2-19/ib. meetir 2. Which nicknamed creature could be called a Weather LAND O X A M A divesti razorback? of Education meeting, the school hand, state officials have said. Manchester Herald guidance, discipline, Also, the board will vote tonight compa PULLET GILT FOAL KID board will vote on whether to mail AMERICAN CHEESE *2.69«b out "Parent Report Cards,” extracurricular activi­ on whether to revise policies on Thei 3. Which one of these was the ancient god of sleep ’’ USP8 327-SOO VOL. e v il. No. 164 Kennedy said. The cards will ask allowing non-residents to attend From Our Seafood Dept. by the MORPHEUS JUPITER VULCAN SOMNUS Mostly sunny ties and facilities. Published daily except parents to rate the performance Manchester schools, Kennedy Coaliti 4. Tuckpointing is usually performed with a Manchester and vicinity: Suggeated carrier ratee Sunday and certain holi­ of the school system in areas such said. The policies deal with the guerril BOBBIN NEEDLE TROWEL SCISSORS Mostly clear tonight. Low 35 to 40. are $1.60 weekly. $7.70 tor — Superintendent SALMON STEAKS days by the Manchester one month,I. ^23.10$21 tor as curriculum and instruction, requirements for allowing non­ *6.99/lb. white 8 5. A freshman student at West Point is called a Wind north around 10 mph. Publishing Co.. 16 Bral- three months, $46.20 tor guidance, discipline, extracurric­ James P. Kennedy residents to attend, school enrol­ arrests PLEBE ROOKIE SHAVETAIL GREENHORN Mostly sunny Tuesday. High 55 to nard Place, Manchester. six months and $02.40 tor ular activities and facilities. lment procedures and costs of manha 6. Analyze the feminine names at the left then try 60. 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1 JO - MANCHESTER HERALD, Monday. April 11. 1988 « — * O scar Arab hijackers kill officer, fBanrliralrr Hrralii night threaten Kuwaiti royal family Sectiop 2, Page 11 y Monday, April 11, 1988 Continued from page 1 arrives plane in exchange for the release Joined other Moslem leaders (If; No of all their hostaeges. meeting on other issues in Kuwait hereby appeal to the Cyprus right. Continued from page ,Malaz Abdo, deputy director of in supporting Kuwait’s refusal to 1 ■ government that we are Intend­ the local Palestine Liberatioh give in to the hijackers’ demands. ing to take off to a neutral Crman silhouette sequence featuring a Organization office, talked with Third-period expiosion keeps Whaiers aiive country, therefore you are kindly It is believed there are still S3 who prince who was supposed to take the hijackers from the top of a requested within one hour to start people aboard, including fit least Bv Jim Tierney of last on enemies and slay a dragon as stairway near the plane. Crman refueling the craft, ptherwise, we Earlier today, the PLO negotia­ six hijackers. One passenger, a Manchester Herald they slipped passed him on a 24-year-old Kuwaiti police border Whalers a 2-1 lead after one Iren?” treadmill. kill a personality related to the tor and other sources at Lamaca NHL roundup unjust.Kuwaiti regime.” guard, was fatally shot Saturday period. Richer’s second score of iredits But as Willy DeVille moved Airport had hinted without giving HARTFORD — It seemed all to The hijackers’ main demand after the Cypriots refused to familiar. — see page 12 the night knotted the affairat 2-all About ■ through his tune, the dancer- details that the hijackers were heading into the third, Babych has been the release o4 17 refuel the Jet. When Bobby Smith and Ryan prince stood with nothing ap­ softening their demands. tallied his second goal — a terrorists held in Kuwait for In Kuwait on Sunday, the Walter scored power play goals 56 ic, the proaching. A disembodied stage But those hopes appeared to Dineen took a drop pass from slapper just inside the blue line — bombing the U.S. and French condemned the killing of seconds apart to put Montreal Itizens manager's voice shouted, “ OK, fade when the hijackers threa­ Lindsay Carson and blasted a 59 seconds into the third which put embassies there in 1983. the hostage. back in front of Hartford, 4-3, with I there we have an emergency stop. tened tqjiirm the members of the slapper from the top of the right Hartford up. 3-2. lat she But sources close to the negoti­ 14:58 remaining in the Whaler Please stop. ... Oui^dPagon hung royal family as they had earlier. The plane was hijacked Tues­ Circle between Patrick Roy's Gavin, who scored the go-ahead ations said the hijackers modified season, the end seemed up.” On Sunday, the hijackers threa­ day on a flight from Bangkok to legs. goal in the third period, was glad that demand earlier today, de­ imminent. f>eopIe “ Of course it has hang-ups. tened to start a "slow and quiet Kuwait carrying 112 people and After Stewart Gavin’s goal off a with his club’s offensive explo­ manding freedom only for the she massacre” of the 47 or so forced down in northeastern Iran, During this Adams Division Carey Wilson rebound put Hart­ sion. " I haven’t heard enough of That’s why they call it a drag­ three men of the 17 terrorists who on,” quipped DeVille. remaining hostages unless Ku­ where 57 people were freed. After semifinal, the Canadiens had ford up, 5-4, Dineen then wristed that song,” he said of the music happy are sentenced to death. The Dragon fixed, the sequence wait released the 17 pro-Iranian the plane left Iran Friday, Beirut successfully utilized similargoab one from the left circle past Roy played after each Whaler score. k, and sources, who spoke on condition continued with a female dancer prisoners in Kuwait. But the and Damascus refused to let it scoring sequences which usually for the 6-4 advantage with 2:55 “ Hopefully, we’ll get that again in world. of anonymity, said Kuwait appar­ sunk the Whale. But. not Sunday on guy wires gracefully descend­ hijackers failed to carry out the land. left. Rookie Scott Young added the Forum and be back here on ently rejected that modified massacre. night. Down three games to none the final Whaler score while ing to the arms of her waiting demand. Another captive, an ailing Thursday.” prince until she bumped into a The PLO is believed to be a key 32-year-old Kuwaiti, was freed in in this best-of-s6ven playoff ser- Gilles Thibaudeau tallied a The Whalers know that Mont­ Also today, the hijackers passing castle. factor in the negotiations. On Larnaca, apparently after PLO ies, the Whalers refused to quit. power-play goal for Montreal real has never lost a playoff turned down an offer to refuel the . Sunday, PLO chief Yasser Arafat intervention. "The other games we lost our with 30 seconds left. series after having taken a 3-0 *auley The auditorium, which features composure after we’d give up a “ Tonight, it kind of exploded in lead and patience will be a virtue NBC’s distinctive twin turnip-top domes couple of goals. We kept grinding the third period,” Dineen ex­ if they arc to break that Canadien e with and filigreed cornices and and didn’t let up,” Whaler Coach plained. ” We feel good about trend. "We have to prepare Fter a arches, seats 6,308, twice as many _L a rry Pleau said. Shiites say they’ll kill hostages ourselves. (But) I know they’re ourselves for each period and one had a as the Los Angeles Music Center, Behind two goals from Kevin not going to want to come back shift at a lime,” Pleau said. !S with which had been the Oscars’ home for years. Dineen (the tying and winning here so they’re going to be flying Perron mentioned that Roy IMA's Red carpeting lined the en­ scores), Hartford erupted for five on Tuesday nght. We’re playing may not be in goal Tuesday night, lienee if plane is stormed in Cyprus third-period goals and defeated trance where Oscar nominees, desperate hockey. We have to 'T m going to think about this lubsti- Montreal, 7-5, before a crowd of studio chiefs and others will file BEIRUT, Lebanon (A P) — take it a period at a time.” (goalie situ a tio n )h e said. “ It’s ^bel is D«vld Kool/Manch«tt*r Harild fmann of France. 15,061 Sunday night at the Civic through tonight. Kuwait for bombing the U.S. and Roy was peppered by 43 Whaler too early. We might (make a stitut- American and French hostages in Anderson, 40, chief Middle East Center. Game 5 is back in the Fans began arriving before THE WINNER — Miss Manchester 1988, Carri Grilli, sits Lebanon will be killed if security French embassies in December shots while Liut didn’t give one of change).” Dng in correspondent of The Associated Montreal Forum Tuesday night. his better performances either. dawn on Sunday, bringing ice forces storm a hijacked Kuwaiti 1983. Kuwait has refused to free WHALER NOTES - Whaler land a and listens to applause after being crowned Saturday Press, is the longest held of the 22 them. A Whaler victory would bring the ” It was not a goalie’s night,” chesU, sieeping bags, plenty of Jet in Cyprus, a pro-Iranian group scratches were Neil Sheehy, night by Grace JaworskI, Miss Manchester 1979. foreigners missing after being series back to Hartford for Game AP photo Montreal Coach Jean Perron cold drinks and hats. said in a statement in west Beirut. The statement said the 17 were Charles Bourgeois, Mike Millar. kidnapped in Lebanon. He was 6 Thursday night while a possible said. "They (Hartford) played a Southern California residents "To the families of the hos­ jailed for “ confronting the cen­ GO AHEAD GOAL — Stewart Gavin, Sunday’s game at the Civic Center. Mark Reeds, Brent Peterson, kidnapped March 16,1985, in west Game 7 would be in Montreal good game. They deserved to win. Ray Hernandez and his wife, tages, we declare that we shall ters of international arrogance in right, of the Whalers fires the puck past John Anderson, Gord Sherven, Beirut. Saturday night. Chris (Dhelios of the Canadiens is at the We had some defensive lapses Tina, grabbed a comer spot of the execute the Western captives in our Islamic homeland along with Mike McEwen and Peter Sidor- Kauffmann, 43, was abducted Montreal edged Hartford, 4-3, Montreal goalie Patrick Roy for the ieft. Hartford won, 7-5, to stave off late in the game. For seven bleachers. Town gets a new Lebanon if the plane and holy regimes that sold themselves kiewicz. The Montreal scratches May 22, 1985. in Game 3 Saturday night at the go-ahead goal in the third period of elimination. minutes we didn’t play well The Hernandezes and their warrior (hijackers) aboard is cheaply to the superpowers and were Mats Naslund (strained The typed, Arabic-language Civic Center. defensively and that cost us the 5: Fred niece found seating after officiais subjected to any military fool­ their interests in the region.” ligaments in left knee), Petr statement was delivered late “ They (Montreal) have done game.” turned them away Friday and Islamic Jihad claims to hold looked like we were going to series around.” Svoboda (concussion), Shayne ‘Miss Manchester’ hardiness,” a statement by the Sunday to the Reuters news that to us in almost every game ing, 3-2. Just 56 seconds after After Stephane Richer rock­ Saturday because the bleachers Shiite Moslem group Islamic three Frenchmen and another collapse at that point. But our Sylvain Cote picked up a Corson, Larry Trader and John agency in west Beirut. we’ve played this year.” Whaler Smith tied the game at 3-all, eted a 70-foot slapshot past Liut to were unfinished. Jihad said. American, Thomas Sutherland, guys have hung in there well for double-minor for high-sticking Kordic. . , Through four playoff Continup^rom page l It declared full support for the goalie Mike Liut said of the Walter deflected the puck off open the scoring in the first nd Big "They said come back at 7 p.m. new experience for Apryl Sahadl, The threat was accompanied 55, of Fort Collins, Colo. He was the whole series. That’s the kind Guy Carbonneau at 3:19 of the games, Ulf Samuelsson, Dave I about hijackers’ demand in Cyprus for Canadien offensive spurt.s. “ It Liut’s pads into the back of the net period, goals from Dean Evason on Sunday, but we came early on 17, of Manchester, the youngest kidnapped June 9, 1985. of thing that maybe can turn this third period with Montreal trail­ Tippett and Sylvain Turgeon are f racer. The competition was open to by photographs of two hostages, the release of 17 convicted for the go-ahead goal At 11:20, and Dave Babych gave the 1, Noah a hunch and they (would) let us contestant and second runner-up. Sutherland was acting dean of still without a point. singie women between the ages of journalists Terry A. Anderson, an pro-Iranian terrorists, all but one in,” Hernandez said. "It was an experience and I agriculture at the American 17 and 26. Many of the 13 women American, and Jean-Paul Kauf- of them Shiites, imprisoned in ngtlm a In all, winners ‘of 22 awards enjoyed it,” Sahadi said, “ but I University of Beirut. who entered were pageant vete­ > lovers were to be announced tonight. don’t know if I would do it again.” ibble to rans, most having taken part in Sahadi said that she had entered . John Three aiready were announced, Unflappable Lyle cops Masters severai iocai contests. the Irving G. Thalberg lifetime the contest on encouragement Jennifer Joy, the first runner- from her mother and friends, but Hospital rate cut is urged By Ed Shearer Lyle had other ideas. achievement award for director score oi zhi for lour trips over the Until the late dramatics, the up, said that she had been in five that she had rehearsed a lot to The Associated Press Biiiy Wilder. He regained his composure and 6,905-yard Augusta National attention had centered on an other pageants and had entered dance In the talent section. A member of the state’s Com­ year, which ends in October, the In the actress category, Cher operations. moved into a tie with a 15-foot layout and a one-shot victory over exceptional round by Norman, another scheduled for the night Sahadi said, however, that she mission on Hospitals and Health actual average rate the hospital AUGUSTA, Ga. — Sandv Lyle birdie putt on the par-3 16th. was nominated for her "Moon­ Calcavecchia. who closed with a the Australian who had finished after the Miss Manchester page­ did not enjoy the bathing suit Care today recommended a $3(1 . will be permitted to charge under The effect of the Waters’ says patience is the !5th club in Both players had 6-under-par 70. struck” roie. Hunter for "Broad­ annual reduction in inpatient recommendation, if it is ap­ his golf bag. second the last two years. ant, giving her another chance to portion of the competition. " I today’s agreement would be totals when Lyle went to the final " I ’m speaking from Cloud cast News,” Close for "Fatal rates tentatively agreed upon by proved by the full commission, He used that quality to the Norman turned in a record- qualify for the Miss Connecticut didn’t like it. You were exposing ^about $4,330 for the remainder of hole. Nine.” Lyle said, “ A 10-foot putt Attraction,” Kirkland for Manchester Memorial Hospital would be to reduce slightly the 9.1 fullest Sunday to capture a major tying 6-undcr-par 30 on the front latlon* contest. " It ’s a kind of career yourself on a stage in front of a lot the year. The commission had He drove into a bunker guard­ at 18 to birdie the last hole is a ‘‘Anna’’ and Streep for and commission staff last month. overall increase the hospital had championship he almo.st let slip side on his way to an 8-under 64. ) min.) “Ironweed." sometimes, once you get of people,” Sahadi said. She originally proposed that the hos­ ing the left side of the 18th great achievement. At one time it started,” Joy said. Joy is a The reduction, recommended expecte^l in patient charges. away — the Masters. one shot off the Masters record. In the actor category, Douglas added that even on the beach she pital cut its rates by about 45 fairway. looked a bit dodgy.” graduate of Manchester Com­ during a public hearing on the “ He’s 99 percent unflappable.” If enabled him to climb from a was nominated for his “ Wall normally wears a T-shirt over her percent, but the hospital had Hospital President Michael " I thought it was over.” Lyle It was his second con.secutive ind o f munity College, where she stu­ rate hike in Hartford today, Mark Calcavecchia said. 25lh-place fie at the start of the Street” role, Williams for "Good swim suit. Sahadi also had to appealed that. Gallacher, Beck, and Vice Presi- said. "That bunker has a sleep victory on the American PGA Bcome died to be a paralegal secretary,. would decrease the average "Sandy’s such a nonchalant day to a tie for fifth place at 285. ntional Morning, Vietnam,” Mastroianni meet the expense of clothing for The decrease from the tenta­ dent/Chief Financial Officer face and I didn’t think I could get Tour, coming on the heels of last but she wants to attend a music inpatient bill the hospital would individual you neverknowhowhc “ The thing I learned out of liami's for “ Dark Eyes,” Nicholson for the contest, although more expe­ tively approved rate hikes was George Roy were at the hearing. the ball over the lip onto the week’s conquest in the Greater )l Car- have been able to charge under feels at all.” Ray Floyd said. today is never give up.” Norman conservatory to pursue a career rienced entrants had evening recommended by Nancy Waters, Beck said the rate recommenda­ green.” Greensboro Open. R (In "Ironweed” and Hurt for “ Broad­ the tentative agreement from " I didn’t think anything would said. cast News." in the performing arts. "P age­ gowns from previous pageants. the only commissioner at the tion “ is something we can live But. he did. He became the first to win two ants are a good way to get The third runner-up was Ra­ $3,990 to $3,960, said Andrew A. hearing. The full commission will with.” ruffle him.” Greg Norman .said. “ This course is unbelievable natl The supporting performance in a row on the tour since scholarship money,” Joy said. chael Blouin, who said that Beck, public relations director. He got ruffled once. Finding a good lie, Lyle pulled a under pressure.” he said, "Three categories include Norma Alean- consider the recommendation, Asked how it would affect the Bernhard Langer of West Ger­ Nanette Piscottano, voted Miss although she had entered "more Since the rate orders will go possibly on Friday, said Sue E. It came on Amen Corner, a 7-iron from his bag and delivered or four under, you never know in dro for "Gaby,” Anne Archer for budget, Beck said, "Not dramati­ man followed his 1985 Masters Congeniality by the Other contest­ pageants than’she could count,” into effect for only half the fiscal Stanley, commission director of testy trio of Augusta National a shot he called “ absolutely this game. I threw everything “ Fatal Attraction,” Olympia Du­ cally, we can adjust.” perfect.” triumph with a victory in the ants, is also no newcomer to she had still found the experience holes that often determines a Heritage. right at the flag. I wasn’t going to kakis for "Moonstruck,” Anne Masters champion. Ramsey for “Throw Momma pageants. Wearing blue tinted to be “very exciting.” Her It landed welTabove the hole The last player to win Greens­ shoot for 24th place.” contact lenses that matched her It didn’t this time. and began rolling backway to­ from the Train,” and Ann Sothern parents live in South Windsorand boro and the Masters in consecu­ Norman’s approaches were evening dress (allowed as long as Police Roundup The 30-year-old Scot, who had a for "The Whales of August." ,, she is a Manchester Community ward the cup. finally stopping 10 tive weeks was Sam Snead in dead on the flag all day. Six of his true color is listed on the pageant four-shot lead at the turn, played feet shy. For supporting actor: Albert College student. 1949. birdies came from five feet or application), the Manchester those three holes starting at No. Brooks for "Broadcast News,” All the women said that they Asked how far it rolled, he The $183,800 payoff for Lyle’s less, one from 15 and the other « llln g ' Community College student said Cream can sniffer Man charged noises, police said. The couple 11 in bogey-double bogey-par. from 22. school Sean Connery for "The Untoucha­ had practiced hard for the replied. "F a r enough.” 21sl international victory lifted that she found entering pageants called the motel manager who The double at the par-3 12th came I. Alan bles,” Morgan Freeman for contest, especially for the talent arrested in store in burglary He faced a put he had to make to his U.S. earnings for the year to Craig Stadler, the 1982 Masters 1984 had increased her self esteem. called police. when his tee shot hit the bank in “ Street Smart,” Vincent Garde­ section, which was worth three avoid a playoff. $591.821. most ever at this stage of champion, also made a strong She also liked the contests be­ A man was arrested Thursday A man was arrested Sunday Williams went back to the door front of the green and rolled back nia for “ Moonstmek” and Denzel times the points of all other the season. run, sharing the lead at five under lit* ' A cause they were a good way to and charged with abuse of a and charged with burglary after and came into the room, Bonomo into the water. "Your knees are knocking a disap- Washington for "Cry Freedom.” sections. The contestants all It was Lyle’s second major after the I2th hole. meet people. restricted substance after a store police said he tried to break into told police. Bonomo said he Calcavecchia went through the little bit. but I managed to keep ssman chose to either sing or dance. The detective at the Broad Street Stop my nerves,” he said. championship. He won the British Stadler finished alone in third i. Jane an occupied room at Willie’s confronted Williams, and Willi­ corner birdie-par-birdie, takings “ I love pageants. I love making majority had taken dance classes Open in 1985. place at 283 after a 68, He was one Cioffi. & Shop saw him inhaling from a Motel at 444 Center St, police said. one-shot lead with five holes It was a straight downhill putt. Assassinated in 1914 friends and this is the best way to for at least five years. Styles ams' said he had a key, police ‘T m a little bummed out at the shot ahead of 1984 winner Ben do it,” Piscottano said. “ The whipped cream can, police said. Derrick A. Williams, 36. who said. remaining. It fell for a birdie-3 that made Austrian Archduke Ferdinand ranged from Irish folk dance to moment,” Calcavecchia said. Crenshaw, who had a final 72. congeniality award made me feel Timothy W. Kilgore, 20, who gave no certain address, was Police later found a key to the Calcavecchia. playing in only Lyle the first British subject and and his wife were assassinated ballet to modem jazz. ”1 felt proud of myself. I did all never getting closer than two AP photo excellent.” gave no certain address, was arrested at 1:24 a.m. Sunday room on Williams, who told police his second Masters, parred the only the fourth foreign player to June 28, 1914, in what is now Thomas Ferguson, pageant di­ arrestdd at 3:40 p.m. at the Super I could do. I felt I had a shot. I shots of the lead. She said that it was rare to find after a couple staying in a room in a truck driver he met had given rest of the way and appeared win a green jacket at Augusta. Sarajevo, Yugoslavia, by a Bos­ rector, said he hopes to be able to Stop & Shop supermarket at 342 came close. I ’ll be back. It’s not Don Pooley shot 70 and Fred MASTERS CHAMP — Sandy Lyle raises his putter In the other contestants get along as the motel reported to police that him the key, police said. Police assured of at least forcing a It completed a final-round 71 nian revolutionary. The slaying award a scholarship of between Broad St. after a store detective going to be the last time I’m in the Couples 71 to tie with Norman at victory after winning the Masters golf tournament on the well as those in the Manchester he entered the room, police said. said Williams didn’t know the playoff. that left Lyle with a 7-under-par triggered World War I. $800 and $1,000 to the winner, with hunt here,” 285. 18th hole Sunday. contest had. “ This was a fun saw him inhale nitrous oxide Police responded to a call of a truck driver’s name. smaller scholarships going to the from a whipped cream can and pageant,” Piscottano said. Her three runners up, although the suspicious person trying to enter Police found a duffle bag 8. Na- U.S. forces landed In Iceland in parents live in Hartford. walk through an aisle, putting a room in the hotel and saw containing clothes near the ba­ R) exact amount had not been food items under his jacket, 1941 to prevent a Nazi invasion. The Manchester pageant was a Williams running away, police throom window and a screw­ tabulated, he said. police said. The detective told Rangers take a stroll said. A couple staying in the driver that matched the pry Yankees unstoppable thus far police Kilgore left the store room. Frank and Marilyn Bo- marks, police said. Fearful without paying for the items. nomo of Commack, N.Y., said Williams was charged with Bv Ben Walker lover, Kilgore was charged with sixth- past Boston in finale York’s final run in the eighth, record is seven, .set by the Steve Kiefer and RBI singles by exten- they heard a person try the front second-degree burglary and pos­ New England’s top apple pie degree larceny and abuse of a The Associated Press " I could put another defender Chicago Cubs and Milwaukee M face door, police said. Bonomo told Yount and Glenn Braggs made it session of burglary tools. He was in the outfield and the umpires Brewers on May 4. 1963. lygren. restricted substance. He was held police the person went to the By Charles Richards 3-1 pitch, forcing in a run. 4-0 in the second Inning, but Continued from page 1 held on $1,000 cash bond and is NEW YORK - There’s no might not see it because they’re " I don’t understand it, ” Higu­ witchcraft to produce her award bridge Village Motor Inn, in lieu of $1500 bond and is bathroom window of the room, The Associated Press Later in the inning, it ap­ Higuera couldn’t hold it. scheduled to appear in Manches­ stopping the New York Yankees, watching so much for balks,” era said. "It makes it hard to winner. scheduled to appear in Manches­ peared Boston was out of the Slaught doubled and scored on That marketing approach to liUildl v,vi& Ui dollars worth of gift and the couple heard prving ter Superior Court April 18. especially when opposing Trebelhorn said. “ I might do that concentrate.” ter Superior Court April 13. ARLINGTON, Texas - The inning on Steve Buechele’s Rickey Henderson’s single in the the competition was fine with She used Stayman apples along certificates to Waldbaum’s Su­ pitchers aren’t stopping. tomorrow in Boston, put another Said Plesac: " It ’s a rule that with Golden Delicious — both permarkets and Shaw’s Super­ managers of the Texas ground ball, but first baseman third, Slaught’s double in the fifth Granville, who said, “ I ’m Just so The Yankees, the only unde­ guy behind shortstop." got out of hand and they’re trying King’s College opened in New Rangers and Boston Red Sox Dwight Evans dropped the was wasted, but Dave Winfield hit proud to represent Connecticut.” grown in Connecticut, of course. markets, and, of course, an apple feated team in the majors, beat “ (Phil) Niekro cheated for 40 to correct.” tree from the state of York in 1754, later being renamed agreed that a bases-loaded throw, allowing another run to a two-run single in the sixth that That was no easy task. A touch of no-sugar, all-natural the Milwaukee Brewers-7-6 Sun­ years and they’re trying to make Yankees pitcher Tommy John “ Columbia College” and then walk to Pete Incaviglia was score. Then Sellers walked pulled New York within 4-3. Granville, who has entered the marmalade sweetened a pie Connecticut. UEMTHmSet I R T P . day for their first 5-0 start since it up in one year. Who are the balked once and it led to a run. which otherwise was made with a “ Columbia University.” the turning point in Texas’ Jerry Browne to force in Slaught greeted Crim with a aS ol- competition three times and won 1933. An record pitchers trying todecelve? I don’t Slaught said New York catchers scant one-half cup of sugar. The She will share her joy with her only victory in a three-game another run. leadoff single in the seventh, was nvite a third place once, had to sift her six balks were called, including a understand. It’s a complete de­ are constantly reminded by man­ sacrificed to second and took . Anne daughters, Laura Lang of Vernon series. “ Sellers threw the ball well. ingredients in front of the eyes of complete recipe was published in league-record five against Brew­ ception.” Trebelhorn said, “ Go ager Billy Martin to keep pitchers ninger. and Chris Graves of Farmington. “ Everybody wants to get a The worst thing he did was third on a balk That call seven Judges — many food editors the Manchester Herald two AT MANCHESTER ers pitchers. ask the umpires. They must alert about balks. For Granville, who had said LOOK hit. no doubt about that, but I particularly bothered and reporters from New England weeks ago. MEMORIAL HOSPITAL walk Incaviglia. Other than " I guess we (players) just have understand the rule. They’re before the judging that it would be FUEL O IL think we learned the value of "He really stressed it in spring Trebelhorn. newspapers — and dozens of that, he pitched a good bal- to follow the rules a little better, ’’ calling the balks.” GranvilNy who traveled to the "presumptuous of me” to say she the walk today,” Texas Man­ training," Slaught said. "W e are "Slaught’s on second base and other people. She then had to bake Igame,” Boston Manager said Yankees catcher Don Balks are being called at a 300 competitionYilone, was congratu­ might win, the day was one to be COMMUNITY HEIALTH EDUCATION SRwnriB ager Bobby Valentine said told to tell the pitchers to stop.” Crim is called for a balk. Is the pie in a "beehive oven.” John McNamara said. Slaught. who went 4-for-4 with percent higher rate than last lated by the second-place winner remembered. after the Rangers’ 4-1 victory Slaught. acquired in an off­ Slaught going to run? If he does, PRESENTS There was no question about two doubles and hit a two-run Luckily for the contestants, the Fay Batchelor of North Brook­ 79® Sunday. year, when 356 were assessed, season trade with Texas, con­ we say ’thaflk you very much.’ the strategy of walking temperature of the oven, which field, Mass., and the third-place So too was it for Andersen. Senior Citizen A single that broke an eighth-inning and home plate Larry tinued to swing the Yankees’ The Rangers got singles O’Brien, the major league’s And if we don’t throw him out, we was reconstructed from one built winner, Peggy LaForge of Cum­ After all, he said, "the proof is Volume DIacounta "THE ROLE OF BOANCHESTER BIEMORIAL tie. Barnett knows exactly what the hottest bat — enough to make deserve to lose.” in the pie.” from Scott Fletcher and hottest hitter, to get to Incavi­ berland, Maine. The two other Milwaukee Manager Tom Tre- rules are. Yankees’ fans forget for now in 1699 at the Bannister Tavern in HOSPITAL IN TODAY’S CHANGING HEALTH CARE Ruben Sierra to start the glia, Sellers said. Slaught, who has stolen just 11 Brookfield, was tested by Salem Connecticut finalists were Mary THRIFTY OIL CO. belhom thinks his staff is comply­ “ AH the clubs in spring training about Jack Clark, who comes off nad in fourth inning. Out of 13 at-bats. Incaviglia bases in .544 bIg-league games, Cross personnel. Parent of Bethel and Jean Wra- Herald reporter Nancy Pappas ing with the new, tighter balk had clinics. If they continue to the disabled list this week. 289-8843 FIELD" Only once in the previous 32 had struck out seven times, hit trotted home on Henderson’s "You stick your arm in. If you thall of Bristol. contributed to this story. regulations that require pitchers abuse the rule, we’ll continue to Slaught went 2-for-3 in his New at-bats with runners on second five grounders for outs and sacrifice fly for a 4-4 tie. Rising' can hold it in there for 10 seconds Michael R Gallacher to come to a full stop in their set see what happened today,” Bar­ Last year’s winner, 102-year- or third had the Rangers one fly ball to the outfield. York debut Saturday night and on The Yankees loaded the bases for the and it comes out with your hair positions. Apparently they are nett said. Sunday matched his single-game ift of a old Tillie Bothwell of West delivered a hit. No clutch hit "H e’s a good double play with one out in the eighth against Jones, still on it, the oven’s ready,” said President, Manchester Memorial Hospital not. however, because Sunday’s "Gentlemen, this is the way it’s career high with four hits — the Brookfield, serenaded the winner was forthcoming this time, man, and there was one out,” Crim. 0-1, oo singles by Gary 1986 Martha Salem-Leasca. violations matched the Brewers’ going to be. Dr. Brown (AL fifth time he’s done it and the first with an Irish love song. Bothwell ROBERT J. SMITH, inc. either, but Texas managed to Sellers noted. “ That was the Ward and Winfield and a walk to WEDNESDAY, APRIL 13 total for 32 spring training games. President Bobby) signs the time since he was beaned by Her family opened the 280-year- did not enter the competition this pick up three runs on a balk, whole idea of walking Roberto Kelly. After Plesac "Everbody wantsabalk. Ihave checks and if he says enforce the Dennis “ Oil Can” Boyd in 1986, old inn in the 1960s as year because her 106-year-old 6p.m . three walks and an error. O’Brien. I got the ball up and struck out Mike Pagliarulo on Hjsand to watch my pitchers like a rules, we’ll continue to enforce it. Slaughthashit ,340inhiscareer restaurant. The inn was named partner, Louise Waid, was ill. INSURANSMITiiS SINCE Boston pitcher Jeff Sellers in on Incaviglia.” three pitches, Slaught hit an maniac,’’ Trebelhorn said. " I don’t want to make light of against Milwaukee. He doubled for the "witch mark” found on the All programs In this Series are free and open to the public walked Pete O’Brien inten­ O’Brien singled in the eighth opposite-field single 4o right. Granville came up with the "W e’re getting out of whack this. It’s not a game, it’s a very twice against Higuera. door latch. The mark, popular in 1914 tionally in the fourth to load inning to finish the game With Slaught on first and Kelly recipe, she said, because of “ my H. LOUISE RUDDELL AUDITORIUM here” important thing. Believe me. I ’m ” He’s one of those pitchers I see Salem, was designed to guard the the bases with one out and get l-for-3. raising his 1986 totals on third, Martin tried a trick play. friends and myself, who like to Ted Higuera. called for two not in a contest with the other six well, but I can’t explain it,” He had Slaught break early, inhabitants against "ye evills of to Incaviglia, who was O-for-13 to 14-for-22, a .636 average. He lose a litle weight.” MANCHESTER BSEMORIAL HOSPITAL balks last season, committed crew chiefs to call the most Slaught said. trying to draw a throw from witchcraft and diverse other 649-5241 with seven strikeouts and only scored from second on Mike three on Sunday. Chuck Crim’s balks” Higuera began the game with a manifestations of devilltry.” Among Granville’s prizes were 65 E. Coirtor Stroot 71 Haynes Street one ball out of the infield. Plesac that might enable Kelly to But Granville, who grew up in a color TV, a microwave oven, a balk helped Slaught score the The six balks surpassed the AL 7-1 record against New York, the steal home. Instead, Plesac was • Upon MaiiciMstor, CT. But Incaviglia walked on a tying run in the seventh inning Chicopee Falls, Mass., needed no gift certificate to the Old Stur- Manchester, Coimectlcut record set in 1930 and tied twice team he has beaten the most. Solo flagged for a balk by second base and Dan Plesac balked home New Saturday night. The major league home runs by Robin Yount and umpire Rocky Roe. — ------MANCHESTER HERALD, Monday. April 11, 19W Overtime once again beiongs to the Isiandere East nine fortunate to post win g ^ T lH S ' age 11 By Ken Rappoport disgruntleddisgruntled snectators spectators at at Mani» Maple ■■ • ■■ ■■■ I — — ______® I W ■ ■ I The Associated Press Leaf Gardens showered the ice NHL Roandap with debris in disapproval of the By Len Auster center field with Stanford plating 1,1988 When it comes to overtime in Leafs’ performance. Manchester Herald him with an R B I triple to left. the Stanley Cup playoffs, nobody Also scoring for were L; S ■ Merritt added a sacrifice flv. does It better than the New York deficit late in the second period Adam Oates, Dave Barr, John The final score told anything Scott Beaulieu singled with Islanders. and went ahead on Pat LaFon- Chabot, Bob Probert, Jim Nill but story of Saturday’s nine Marc Mangiafico and Doug Riz- The team with the best over­ taine’s goal with 1:30 to play, only and Brent Ashton. Goaltender inning 11-3 victory by East zuto walking to Jam the bases. time record in playoff history to see the Devils tie the score on Glen Hanlon picked up the Catholic High over Manchester Mike Begley .then delivered a continued to shine with a dra­ John MacLean’s second goal of shutout. High in non-conference baseball two-run sin^(^e and Gorman action at Kelley Field. matic 5-4 victory over the New the night with 12 seconds left. It was the most goals scored by chipped in his aecond hit of the Jersey Devils in one of eight The Devils had three of the four the Red Wings in a playoff game The Eagles, 2-0, had to thank inning, a two-run triple. after one playpff games Sunday night. power plays in overtime, but the since March 29, 1947, when their lucky stars they had the Merritt took ctire of the Indi­ [I score of "W e have confidence In over­ third one led to the game-winner Detroit beat Toronto 9-1 in the opportunity for an eight-run ninth ans, retiring the eight batters he airat2-all time.” said Brent Sutter, who for the Islanders. Stanley Cup semifinals. inning. Manchester. 0-1. saw faced, including five on stri­ I. Babych scored the Islanders’ winning Devils defenseman Craig Wo- opportunity to win it in the keouts. “ I was very encouraged oal — a goal at 15:07 of overtime with the lanin gave the puck up to Sutter blues 6, Blackhavifks 5 seventh slip away as it failed to by Pat,” Penders said. Islanders down a man. “ We lue line — near the New Jersey blue line, Rookie Tony Hrkac.set a St. push a run across despite a Manchester scored twice in the believe we can win.” which put and the Islanders’ captain skated Louis playoff record with his situation that saw the Indians second with Barry, who had a hit It was the second overtime load the bases with one out. and and knocked in two runs, chasing around him before wristing a fourth goal of the game at 15:15 of victory for the Islanders in their with a 3-0 count on Ryan Barry, go-ahead 20-foot shot that goaltender Sean the final period, lifting the Blues home the first with a second was glad first-round Patrick Division ser­ Burke appeared to stop. But the over the Blackhawks. “ Manchester should have won scoring on an Eagle miscue. East ve explo- ies with the Devils and their 24th puck dribbled through Burke’s Hrkac had tied the score at 5-5 this game in the seventh,” a tied it in the third on bases-loaded enough of In 31 playoff games — by far the free passes to Mangiafico and pads and Sutter poked It into the at the 5:54 mark of the third relieved East Coach Jim Penders best record in the N H L. No other Rizzuto. East scored its third run he music empty net for his second goal of period after a jam-up in front of said. “ We were very fortunate. team in the league is more than rr in the fourth and Manchester tied ler score. the night. the Chicago net, then scored a I-/ '>1'« They hit the ball a lot better than It again in four games over .500 in playoff us. They gave us our third run in it with an unearned run in the Flyer* 5, Capitals 4 short-handed goal for the game- sixth. k here on overtime games. winner. the fourth when the shortstop lost Stanford and Gorman each In other action, five teams were M urray Craven’s goal 1:18 into The Blackhawks had taken a 5-4 the ball in the sun.” lat Mont- collected two hits for East, which on the verge of elimination in the overtime lifted Philadelphia over lead Just 1:11 into the final period “ We played even until the last I playoff is back in action Tue.sday at 4 playoffs as the result of Sunday Washington after the Flyers when Rick Vaive pushed in a % inning. Then (relief pitcher Jim ) cen a 3-0 night’s results. p.m. at Moriarty Field against SI. rallied from a three-goal deficit in seven-footer, his second power- Kitsock ran out of gas and my e a virtue Bernard. Joe Leonard and Kit­ Philadelphia beat Washington the final 10 minutes of regulation. play goal of the game, relievers had nothing. It wasn’t Canadien 5-4 in overtime in the other In the overtime, Rick Tocchet AP photo Jim ’sfault. I left him in too long,” sock each slapped two safeties for Smythe Division prepare Patrick Division game; Detroit passed the puck to Craven, who HOW SWEET IT IS - Philadelphia’s Capitals Sunday night at the Spectrum. Manchester Coach Don Race the Indians, who host Windham [l and one beat Toronto 8-0 and St. Louis beat Capitals goalie Clint Oilers 5, Jets 3 Murray Craven, right, and Rich Tocchet said. High Tue.sday at 3:30 p.m at ;aid. stopped Chicago 6-5 in the Norris Malarchuk. Washington goalie Clint Malarchuk lies Kelley Field Edmonton scored power-play celebrate Craven's game-winning over­ In the Manchester seventh, the hat Roy and Edmonton trimmed Win­ Washington took a 4-1 lead with at left. Th e Flyers won, 5-4, to take a 3-1 Indians loaded the bases with one E A S T C A TH O L IC (11) — Price rf goals by Jari Kurri and Charlie time goai against the Washington 4-3-1-1, Stanford ss 5-2-2-1, Arterriff 3b/p aynight. nipeg 5-3 and Calgary whipped a pair of goals in the first 3:04 of Huddy 38 seconds apart to tie the lead in their best-of-seven series. ■■ out. Reliever Pat Merritt went 3-0 3-0-01, Beoulleu 2b $-1-1-0, Manoloflco 3out this Los Angeles 7-3 in the Smythe. the third period. Mike Gartner game late in the second period, on Barry, only to come back to c( 3-M -l, Rlirufo 1b 3-1-M, Begley lt/3b aid. “ It’s $-1-1-2, Greene p O-O-O-O, Conklin dh The winners in those series all and Dale Hunter each beat then Normand Lacombe notched was a big difference for us,” said Calgary, which had the N H L ’s Twenty-four seconds after Bos­ strike the Indian batter out. 3-1-1-0, Gorman If 2-2-2-2, Dumols c (make a took 3-1 leads. Flyers’ goalie Ron Hextall on the winner in the third. Wayne Gretzky, who had three best record during the regular ton’s Glen Wesley was penalized “That was a real gutty perfor­ 3-1-0-0, Penders c l-O-O-O. Totols AO-11-11- rebounds. assists. '•-iUm.' mance by Merritt, coming back In the Adams Divi:% n. Hart­ The Oilers trailed 3-0 early season, won the series’ first two for tripping Mike Follgno on a MANCHESTER (3) — Arls Leonardcf Whaler ford defeated Montreal 7^5 to stay But the Flyers snapped back on before scoring the game's last Flames 7, Kings 3 games at the Saddledome. The breakaway. Tucker fired a 25-foot from 3-0,” Penders said. He then $-0-0-0, Hollis ss $-0-0-0, DIYeso 1b Sheehy. alive. The Canadiens still hold a goals by Mark Howe at 11:53. five goals. Flames have never lost a playoff shot from the left wing that induced Joe Leonard to sky out to $-0-1-0, Rasmus rf/p 4-0-0-0, Lourlnltls Hakan Loob’s three goals led ph O-O-O-O, (Joncoot $-1-1-0, Joyner II e Millar, 3-1 lead and can wrap up the Brian Propp at 15:08 and Kjell series in which they won the first caromed over the shoulder of right to David Price, who made a 0- O-O-O, Soylno c 2-T-O-O, Barry 3b4-1-l-2, Oiler goaltender Grant Fuhr Calgary over Los Angeles. ’eterson. series Tuesday night at the Samuelsson with 53 seconds left. two games. Boston goalie Reggie Lemelin. fine stab to end the Indian threat. Joe Leonard 2b 3-0(2-0, Aronson p wa.s the difference as he made 32 Lodb scored Just 1:19 into the i \ * 1- O-O-O, Kitsock p 2-0-2-0, Helln p O-O-O-O, Sherven, Montreal Forum. Also, Buffalo Tucker’s two goals came on top The Eagles, given new life, Taylor p/rf O-O-O-O. Totals 36-3-7-2. Norris Division saves. Jet goaltender Daniel contest to start a 3-0 Calgary run, Adams Division er Sidor- edged Boston 6-5 in overtime to tie of the four he scored in Saturday David Kool/Manchaatar Harald went to work in the ninth. Joe East Catholic 002 100 008— 11-11-4 Berthiaume didn’t see much and he and Tim Hunter scored Sabres 6, Bruins 5 Manchester 020 001 000— 3-7-4 cratches their Adams at Wings 8, Maple Leafs 0 night’s 6-2 Buffalo victory. Pierre SLIDING HOME — East Catholic's Marc Manglafico, left, Gorman singled and Jim m y action until the third period when 1:30 apart in the second period afternoon at Kelley Field. The Eagles won, 11-3, in nine Greene, Merritt (7) and Dumals, (strained 2- 2. Gerard Gallant had two goal.s John Tucker had two goals, Turgeon, who assisted on the slides home safely before Manchester catcher Frank Penders pul down a perfect Penders (7); Aronson, Kitsock (3), Winnipeg was outshot 15-6. Ber­ after the Kings had tied the score. innings. Helln (9), Taylor (9), Rasmus (9) and e). Petr and six other teammates also including the winner on a power game-winner, also had two goals sacrifice. Price then doubled Patrick Division thiaume finished with 25 saves. Loob. who had 50 goals during Savino can apply the tag in their game Saturday Sayino. Shayne scored as Detroit routed Toronto. play at 5:32 of overtime, and for Buffalo. home the game-winner to left WP- Merritt (1-0), LP- Kitsock (0-1). Islanders 5, Devils 4 "We really pulled together on the regular season, scored his md John Play was continuously inter­ added three assists as the Sabres The Bruins came back from 4-2 the powerplaytonightand moved third goal on a 15-foot wrist shot at r playoff The Islanders rallied fror rupted during the third period as evened their playoff series with and 5-4 deficits in the third period the puck around and I think that 8:41 in the third period. n, Dave the Bruins. to force the overtime. geon are IN BRIEF Mizesko spins perfect game COVENTRY - There’s not A five-run second inning Kelly testimonial planned ^ much else Kim Mizesko can do for pushed Coventry toward victory. Wilsoh gives it his best the Coventry High girls’ softball H.S. Roundup The frame was highlighted by a East Catholic High School will hold a Rangers walk past Bosox team. The senior right-hander two-run double off the bat of testimonial dinner for Jude Kelly on Thursday spun her second no-hitter in two winning pitcher Matt Harrington Tolland goes to 0-2 with the loss. Continued from page 11 “ I didn’t realize how bad it was until I was out night. May 12. at the Marco Polo Restaurant in outings — this one a perfect game with Rob Berkowitz and Jack Coventry’s next game was whiie stiii with the Mets warming up the pitcher (for the bottom of the East Hartford. There will be a social hour at — to lead the Patriots to a 10-0 Ayer adding RBI blows. Berko- Mike Stanley’s single for Texas’ final run. 6:30 with dinner at 7:30. Tickets are $25 apiece blanking of Tolland High Satur­ today at 3:30 p.m. against E.O witz, Ayer and Harrington each second) and tried to throw the ball back. It hurt, Smith in Storrs. PHILADELPHIA (AP) - The tions.” he said. “ It doesn’t matter pinch-hitter Dykstra. leading off Stanley’s hit was only the second for Texas in but i thought it was Just bruised until then,” and can be obtained from East Catholic day morning. slapped two hits. Harrington had fact that he would rather be to me where I play.” the seventh and Wilson followed 41 at-bats with runners in scoring position. Gedman said. Director of Athletics Tom Malin or head Mize.sko fanned 10 out of the 21 four R B I and Berkowitz three. baseball coach Jim Penders. playing elsewhere is not stopping For now. New York Manager with his game-winning homer. It “ That was an R B I single. I saw it.” Valentine He was taken to a hospital, where the foot was batters faced with the other Baseball A three-run fifth inning iced it said, cherishing it more than the three runs Mookie Wilson from giving an all Davey John.son is glad Wilson is was the first time in his career he X-rayed. Red Sox officials said it will take three Kelly was East’s football coach for nine Eagle.s retired on bunt attempts. for the Patriots with a Berkowitz scored off the error and two walks. Coventry triumphs two-run double and R B I single by out effort to the New York Mets. still a Met. has hit two home runs in one to four weeks for the fracture to heal. years, guiding the Eagles to three state “ Tolland is u.sually a good hitting Boston scored its run in the second inning. Wilson hit two home runs “ We needed someone to pick us game. Paul Kilgus. 1-0, got the victory for Texas, championships including two in 1986 and '87. team but 1 don’t think she COVENTRY - The number Dave Poulin doing the damage. Sunday afternoon, including a Dwight Evans and Mike Greenwell singled, and giving up 4 hits, walking two and striking out Harrington worked four in­ up and that’s what Mookie did “ I did it once in (class ) A ball, He resigned in February to take a teaching (Tolland Coach Beth Regan) ’ l l ’ has been productive to date Todd Benzinger advanced both runners with a none in seven innings. Mitch Williams struck out nings in ail to get the victory. He seventh-inning, two-run blast today,” Johnson said. “ He’s a but never in the major leagues,” post and the head football coaching position at thought they could hit Kim. The for the Coventry High baseball sacrifice bunt. three and picked up his second save for the walked five while striking out that gave New York a 4-3 victory valuable member of this club” Wilson said. Southington High School. corner.'! (third baseman Jen team. The Patriots for the second Rich Gedman. Boston’s catcher, fouled a ball Rangers. Daniels and first baseman Jo ­ three. Freshman Roger Fla veil in over the Philadelphia . The Mets took a 1-0 lead in the “ I don’t have a lot of power. The consecutive game rapped 11 hits off his foot, breaking his big right toe, but Sellers, 0-1, struck out seven and gave up only hanna VanKruiningen) and Mi­ as they bested Tolland High. 11-8. his varsity debut did a credible However, since the Mets plan to second on an RBI single by pitch has to be perfect and the continued his at-bat and drove in Evans with a five hits, but walked six and was charged with Konopka, Abele champs zesko and (catcher) Leslie Da- Saturday morning in non­ Job. “ He was kind of nervous,” platoon Wilson with Len Dykstra winning pitcher Dwight Gooden. wind blowing out,” he said. ground out to O’Brien at first. two balks. nehy Just played great.” Patriot Plaster said, describing Flavell’s in center field, playing every day 2-0, and Wilson’s first in The team of Ron Konopka and Claire Abele conference play. Coach Dick Page said. five-walk performance. is still the most important thing to the third made it 2-0 took the mixed doubles championship at “ Wehad 11 hitsagain.” advised Phillies Manager Lee Elia was The 2-0 Patriots collected eight Coventry Coach Bob Plaster. Coventry’s next game is Tues­ Wilson. The Phillies scored an un­ Manchester Racquet Club last weekend, not unhappy, despite his team’s hits with Daniels and Corine “ The kids are playing aggres­ day at home at 3:30 against COC “ I would like to have a better earned run in the third, and tied besting the team of Brett Smith and Sue Glann three-game winning streak being Cagianello each getting two hits sively on the bases, taking the foe Cromwell High. situation than I have here.” the score at 2-2 in the fourth on a snapped. Indians’ pitching is for reai 7-6 (7-5) and 6-3. Tolland 113 0— e-$-2 and two RBI. Mizesko had a 102 Wilson said, “ But for the time extra base when they can. Coventry 2$0 130 x— 11-11-3 two-out single by Steve Jeltz. “ Obviou.sly the long ball hurt Smith and Glann dethroned defending bases-clearing three-run triple to AP pholo being. I ’m going to play my best They’re doing well for now.” Pot Slotterv, Nick Bolger (2) and In the sixth. Von Hayes doubled us.” Elia said. “ Mookie had a champs Ken and Norman White in the highlight a five-run first inning Coventry is 2-0 while the Eagles Barry Wood; Matt Harrington, Flavell STOPPED — Boston’s Robert Parish, whenever I play." and scored on a Chris James semifinals 7-5,6-1. Konopka and Abele (4), Harrington (7) and D.J. Flglela. heck of a day. We let several for the Patriots. are 0-2. WP- Horrlngton (1-0), LP- Slattery. right, finds his path to the basket Wilson also has no preference single to give Philadelphia a 3-2 opportunities slip away, but A L Roundup defeated Don and Karen Erickson 7-6 (7-1). 6-1 as to which position he plays in lead. we’re playing good baseball. All in their only match before the final. biocked by Phiiadeiphia’s Bob Thornton the outfield. “ I feel comfortable Losing pitcher Shane Rawley. in all we had a good homestand The team of Bob Price and Heidi Willis won in their game Sunday at the Spectrum. playing all three outfield posi­ 0-2. gave up a bunt single to (.3-2)” By Herschel NIssenson the consolation crown with a 6-3,6-2 win over MHS giris’ track has promise The Ceitics won, 117-108. The Associated Press Rich Tarantino and Carol Plunkett. By Jim Tierney event Bernstein feels the team Smith and senior Shellina Fyall Last year, many so-called Manchester Herald needs her. are the key personnel in the Padres notch first victory, experts thought the Cleveland Woodsum new Yale AD “ She (Smith) is the most Javelin and shot put while Junior Indians were for real. This year, Manchester High girls’ track versatile athlete on the team,” he Karen Obue heads the discus. Knicks ready it’s the Indians who think so. NEW HAVEN - An Old Blue has been coach Barry Bernstein calls this said. “ We can put her wherever Sophomores Meredith Duggan Wmat’s more, they’re proving named Yale University's new athletic Indian squad, “ the most balanced we need her.” Bernstein says of and Erica DeJoannis will lend team that we’ve ever had.” Cruz, “ she has enormous talent AP photo it. even though the season is only director. depth here. Braves ione winless scfuad There doesn’t appear to be any and potential. We’re starting to for big game one week old. Harold E. Woodsum Jr., a record-setting Besides Smith. Cruz and sr In “ We’re the most underrated receiver for the Bulldogs in the early 1950s and weak links in any event for the see that she could also do many of Holden dominate the long Jump By The Associated Press tie in the 10th as the Cubs scored By John Krelser the team in baseball this year.” said more recently a prominent attorney in Manchester High girls’ track the other events.” while Smith and Hornbostel top 1 three runs in the inning off Bob team whose season opener is Cruz, third In the L L 100meters The Associated Press shortstop Jay Bell, who had a Portland, Maine, was appointed Saturday as the high-jump. “ They are three The San Diego Padres finally N L Roundup McClure and Randy St. Claire to Tuesday afternoon at 3:30 against and sixth in the 200 meters last two-run triple Sunday as the the Ivy League school’s 10th athletic director. 17-18 foot long Jumpers,” Bern­ won a game, and leaving only beat the Expos. CCC East foe Windham High at year, tops the Indian sprinters. It’s been a long time between important games for Atlanta without a victory in the Indians, who lost 101 games last stein said. “ We have a very good Pinch-hitter Manny Trillo led Pete Wigren Track. She wili also be a part of shot at the CCC East. We want to the New York Knicks. But when one came along, National League one week into year, won their fifth straight after they were ready. June, we knew it was just a off the 10th with a walk, advanced Manchester had a 4-3 dual meet Manchester’s fine 4 X 100 relay be in the top two at the Manches­ the season. matter of time,” an opening-game loss, defeating Okam i^ wins LPGA event “ Tonight was a fabulous win,” New York Coach on a sacrifice bunt and scored on the winless Baltimore Orioles 6-3. record a year ago. team. Smith, senior 'Val Holden ter Invitational and in the top five ” I think we’re trying too hard,” Ed Whitson. 1-1, lasted five POW AY, Calif. Rick Pitino said after his club whipped the Law’s grounder up the middle. “ We’re going to win some Two superb athletes — senior and Junior Coiette Factora make in the L L meet.” Braves third baseman Ken innings for the Padres, then got Dave Martinez added a two-run — Japan’s Ayako Laurie Smith and sophomore up the relay. “ This could be as Washington Bullets 118-98 Sunday at the Capital Oberkfell said Sunday after the ballgames. People may say it’s a gles by some excellent relief help from double for some insurance. Okamoto likens her Alexia Cruz — top the Manches­ good as any other 4 X 100 team (in Schedule; April 12 Windham H, Centre. “ I ’m really, really proud of the way they made it Braves lost 3-1 to Los Angeles to Mark Davis and Lance McCullers fluke, but we have a good nucleus, mentally prepared for this basketbalL($ame.” Montreal scored three times good hitting, good defense and strategy in a golf ter list of competitors. Smith the state),” Bernstein said. 19 Hartford Public H, 22-23 East ig. but go 0-6. to break a nine-game road losing The Knicks. who haven’t made the playoffs since with two out in the ninth to tie the good pitching.” tournament to that missed the last half of last season That quartet, aiong with Niel­ Hartford Relays, 26 Rockville H, Randy Ready’s two-run homer streak. Davis, a left-hander, 1984, put seven players in double figures as they score 7-7. Tim Raines hit a The hottest team in this balky of a runner who due to an injury while Cruz son (400 meters) and Junior 29-30 New Britain Invitational. ared on in the fifth and a three-run first retired all six batters he faced, dominated the Bullets and pulled even with two-run homer off Rich Gfossage, baseball season, however, is the waits until the end garnered the state Class L L long Michele Hornbostel will handle May 3 Fermi A, 7 Nutmeg r. e in the inning against former Padre and McCullers gave up one hit Washington In the race for the final Eastern ^ and Hubie Brooks had a run- New York Yankees, who got four of a race before Jump title as a freshman at most of the sprinting duties. Relays (Conard High), 10 Enfield he fifth Dave Dravecky carried San while striking out three over the Division playoff berth. “ scoring single. Les Lancaster hits from Don Slaught — includ­ sprinting to victory, Bennet Junior High School. Junior M erry Chadziewi^ra^nd H, 14 Hartford Invitational, 17 ’ieldhit Diego to a 6-4 victory at San final two innings. pitched the final inning for Smith is one of four captains sophomores Jean Faber, l^jd e y “ This was a big game. We really felt that way,” Francisco. ing a tie-breaking two-run single “ It’s betteh to South Windsor A, 21 Manchester th that Chicago. along with seniors Kim Jarvis, Marsh and Marcy Suitor will be Invitational, 24 East Hartford. said rookie guard Mark Jackson, who finished with That ended the Padres’ season­ Dodgers 3, Braves 1 in the eighth inning — and five chase somebody 3. Mindy Forde and Chris Nielsen. keys in the middie distance June 4 L L Meet (Manchester 18 points. opening losing streak at five. Last Orel Hershiser’s string of con­ Astros 12, Reds 3 balks by Milwaukee pitchers to than be chased,” with a Smith, who specializes in the events. Jarvis, Forde and seniors H igh), 8 State Open (East Hart­ Celtics 117, 76ers 108 year. Manager Larry Bowa’s secutive scoreless innings to start Kevin Bass hit a grand slam, beat the Brewers 7-6 for their first Okamoto said Sun­ th. was 100-meter hurdles and the long Tina Visco and Jen Tucci will ford High), 11 New England the season ended at 17 when he and Glenn Davis drove in four 5-0 start in 55 years. ^ AP photo day after winning The Celtics, who blew a 3p-point lead against d took Padres started 0-5 and were 12-42 Jump, can be put in almost any handle the distance crew. Meet. t call two months into the season. lost his shutout in the ninth inning runs with a three-run homer and Oakland’s Bob Welch also was SAFE AT HOME — Cleveland's Joe Carter (30) comes her second straight Philadelphia at home on March 25, led almost all the e r e d "Th is is a lot better than going as the Dodgers won their fifth sacrifice fly to help Mike Scott a target of the balk-happy um­ across the plate in the second inning of Sunday's game San Diego Inamori way at the Spectrum and held off a fourth-quarter pires. He was charged with three .rally by the 76ers for their seventh straight victory. home 0-6,V Bowa said. “ The guys straight. Hershiser allowed five beat Cincinnati for his second win ahead of the tag of Baltimore catcher Terry Kennedy, The Classic with a hits in 81-3 innings and didn't give — after committing four last Dennis Johnson put the O ltics ahead to stay with ise and were plajHng hard, and good of the season. Scott allowed seven four-day total of 272, w U.S. netters clear the first hurdle Indians won, 6-3. a Jumper 3:04 before halftime and Boston led the alk. Is things weren't happening. Today, up a run until Dion James led off hits, singled home a run and season with the Los Angeles 12 under par. She p does, we got a couple of breaks, and the the ninth with a single and, one reached the 1,000-strikeout pla­ Dodgers — and all proved costly y r entire second half start since the 1955 Orioles went Frank Viola, l-l, allowed seven had a final-round 69 By The Associated Press two reserve singles matches in ited Izaga’s problems in return­ out later, scored on a double by teau for his career by fanning in the Athletics’ 6-4 loss to the - . Kevin McHale led Boston with 24 points despite much.’ bullpen was outstanding.” 0 6 hits in 7 2-3 Innings. Jeff Reardon over the hilly, the best-of-five series because it Gerald Perry. eight. California Angels. Ayako Okamoto ing the ball, forcing the Peruvian spraining an ankle in the second quarter and Robert aut, we In the rest of the league, it was pitched the final 1 1-3 innings for 6,021-yard Stone- The U S. Davis Cup tennis team Hershiser shut out San Fran­ Cleveland’s major problem last had won the overall event. The to hit several out-of-bounds shots Parish added 22. Chicago 10, Montreal 7 in 10 Angels 8, Athletics 4 his second save. Ridge Country Club course to beat Colleen left Peru with an unofficial sweep defaults made the final score 3-2. cisco 5-0 with a five-hitter on Pirates 5, Cardinals 3 year was pitching — namely, a or make returns into the net. Just 11 innings; New York 4, Philadel­ and one hurdle left to regain the Cavaliers 119, Nets 105 Tuesday night. Sid Bream, who homered ear­ 5.28 team eamed-run average Jack Howell drove in two runs Royals 8, Ugars 1 Walker by a stroke. In the first two singles matches. The American team declined to James, phia 3; Houston 12, Cincinnati 3, right to play for the Cup next Jay Berger defeated Pablo A r­ Cleveland shot an NBA season-best 68.5 percent Rick Mahler gave up three lier in the game, and Mike that was the worst in the majors with a pair of singles and Willie Wilson and Kevin Seitzer The victory was worth $33,750 and moved appear at a post-game press ?rson’s and Pittsburgh 5. St. Louis 3 in ll year. rays of Peru in five sets Friclay from the floor to hand the Nets their 10th straight runs, one unearned, on nine hits LaValliere hit consecutive dou­ in 31 years. But the Indians have a California scored twice as a each had three hits and Charlie Okamoto atop of the moneyrwinning list. $1,024 conference Sunday. Tourney offi­ innings. America’s highly-rated dou­ and and Andres Agassi beat loss. over 7 2-3 innings for Atlanta. bles to break a 3-3 tie, and league-leading 1.36 E R A — to go result of Welch balks. The Angels Leibrandt scattered seven hits in ahead of Am y Alcott, who finished at cials said the team planned to ' bases bles team of Ken Flach and Peruvian Jaime Izaga in four sets Brad Daugherty scored 20 points on 10 of 12 "W e’ve had a lot of good Pittsburgh scored twice in the with three complete games and took a 2-0 lead in the second inning eight innings. Seitzer, George 3-under-par 281. return to the United States early igainst Padres 6, Giants 4 Robert Seguso defeated Peru’s Saturday. shooting. The Cavaliers, sixth in the East with a nth inning to beat St. Louis. one shutout — after Rich Yett when Tony Armas doubled and Brett and Jim Eisenreich had this morning. Gary Ready got San Diego’s three- pitching performances, but no Jaime Izaga and Carlos Di Laura 37-39 mark, broke the game open early, scoring the LaValliere scored on a single allowed three runs and seven hits scored on a single by Howell, who R B I doubles in the first inning Despite apparent nervousness The Argentina-U.S. winner re­ valk to run first going with a two-out hitting to back it up.” Oberkfell game's first 10 points and IS'of the first 21, to win for by pinch-hitter John Cangelosi. in 6 1-3 innings on Sunday. took second on a balk and came against Doyle Alexander. Martina wins tennis title 6-2, 4-6, 6-4, 6-3 Sunday in Lima to in the opening moments, Flach turns to the World Group, the 16 Plesac walk. He s c o r^ on a double by said. "This kind of streak really give the U.S. an insurmountable and Seguso showed speed and the third straight time and sixth In their last seven ulo on shows up early when you start out After spotting the Pirates a 3-2 " I think these guys can play,” home on Dick Schofield's single. HILTON HEAD ISLAND. S.C. - nations who actually play for the Carmelo Martinez, and Keith Mariners 7, Whita Box 4 3-0 lead agility at the net to keep Izaga Davis Cup. games. hit an 0-6. This club’s going to hit. We’ve lead on errors by Gold Glove third Manager Doc Edwards said. " I Top-seeded Martina Navratilova defeated 53 Moreland followed with an RBI Rookie Rich Renteria raised The victory clinched the tour­ and Di Laura off balance through In World Group play this ht. got too much offense not to.” baseman Te rry Pendleton and think it’s exhilarating for the Twins 4, Blue Jays 2 second-seeded Gabriela Sabatini 6-1,4-6,6-4 on Kings 121, Warriors 105 •ingle. Martinez scored on a his batting average to .838 with nament for the Americans and most of the match. weekend, Sweden outlasted Cze­ I Kelly Pedro Guerrero drove In a run pitcher Joe Magrane, St. Louis whole town They Just believe in Dan Gladden’s R B I double and Harold Pressley scored a career-high 31 points — throwing error by Giants third three hits, including a pair of Sunday to win the Family Circle Magazine qualified the squad for the The Peruvian duo recovered choslovakia 3-2; France routed kplay. with a sacrifice fly, and Mike tied the score 3-3 in the ninth when themselves. They know they have Greg Gagne’s two-run single including 14 of 14 from the foul line, as Sacramento baseman Kevin Mitchell. doubles, and scored twice on Cup women’s tennis tournament. American Zone I finals in June in from a 4-2 deficit in the second set Australia 5-0; Yugoslavia early, Davis and Mike Marshall had Willie McGee singled, stole se­ a good club, and they know they keyed a four-run fifth inning handed Golden State its eighth straight defeat. "People forget the best teams singles by Alvin Davis. Mike It was the third Fam ily Circle tournament Buenos Aires agmnst Argentina, after the U.S. team developed downed Italy 4-1 and West Ger­ from run-scoring singles. cond and scored on a double by have good chemistry. They be­ lose 60 or 70 games a year,” against Todd Stottlemyre, who Moore,, who led the majors in title for Navratilova but her first since which won its weekend series problems coordinating its many blanked Denmark 5-0. Clippers 122, Rockets 105 (elly to Jose Oquendo off Jeff Robinson. lieve they can win, and Ido, too.” .*:c!d :.:.t,iiesota to one hit over the Ready said: "W e only lost five. Cubs 10, Expos 7 losses last year with a 9-19 record, claiming the second of two consecutive titles with Ecuador. actions. Sweilen hosts France and Yugos­ Darnell Valentine scored 18 of his career-high 30 ic was Pendleton has four eprors this Baltimore, outscored 36-5 this first four innings in his first The way we played after last was the winner, allowing nine hits in 1983 — the last time she had played here. Tournament officials said the But in the following two sets, lavia meets the West Germans in points in the third quarter as the Clippers matched d base Vance Law’s single broke a 7-7 season. season, is 0-5, matching its worst major-league start. and three runs in six innings. Americans declined to play the the aggressive U.S. team explo­ the semifinals in late July. their biggest winning margin of the season. M - MANCHESTER HERALD. Monday, April 11, 1988 M ANCHESTER HERALD. 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H ockev G olf B asketball ' N STUFF- You want ‘d w ith WSTUff TO TH ' { a Bo o TM, )ug R iz- 0(2 l5 ! bases, NHL results Country Club NBA standings 8VTH' ^ered a IKITCHEN FIV E BA LL — Gross — RIck Clough- OKAV’ Jo rm a n WhslersT.CsnsdIensS Ray Gordon-Dennis Radobaugh-Lloyd EASTERN CONFERENCE t of the Davidson-Ron Harpole 152, Bill Moron- Attantic Division Joe Wolsh-Bob Maher-AI Chevrette- W L Pet. OB Montreal 1 1 3— S Jack Clifford 140, Steve Matavo-Bob y-Boston 54 21 •7X le In d i- Hartford 2 0 5-7 Lewls-RIck DeNIcolo-Sam Crlsplno- New York 34 41 .453 X Rrsf Period— 1, Montreal, Ricfier 3, Poul Dutelle IM, Steve Matava-DIck m t L tters he Washington 34 41 .453 X jlCE CTiqn ( ToM ofllD W ! VBTt C n o c i I ofted! 3:22.2, Hartford, Evasonl (Robertson) ,4:17. Poternostro-Phll Sulllvon-Bert Brown- PhllcidMphia 32 42 .432 2T/I m stri- 3, Hartford, Bobych 2 (Wilson, MacDer- Mike MIstretta IM. Net — George New Jersey 18 n .237 36'/i m raged mid), 0:29. Penoltles— Robertson, Har MartIn-Don Anderson-Paul Sullivan- Central Division PEAN UTS by Charles M. Bchulz (elbowing), 9:47; Smith, Mon (Interfer­ B ill L e o n e -H a l D r u r y 129, Ed x-DetroIt 49 25 .M2 _ ence), 10:44; Wilson, Hor (tripping), Clccagllone-Frank Roberts-BII x-Atlonta 47 27 .435 2 ?einthe 14:15. TomkIel-E.S. Anderson-Wally Hart, x-Chlcogo 45 30 .4X 4'At Second Period— 4, Montreol, Richer 4 ANP WHILE you RE EATIN6, ad a hit Bob Vonderkell-Bob Overton-BIII Milwaukee 40 34 .541 9 ANP PUT PLENTY OF LIPSTICK (S m ith , L e m le u x ), 13:17. Penalties— Phelon-Tom Atamlan-Fred Barton 130, Cleveland 37 39 .487 13 I'LL BOTHER VOU CONSTANTLY chasing Chorbonneau, Mon (trippina), :29; M ac- John Wllks-GII Bolseneu-BIII Palmer- ON THE WATER GLASS.. Indiana 34 40 .459 15 ASKING IF EVERYTHING <( II second Dermid, Har (high-sticking), 5:06; Mo- Mike Gatzkiewtcz-Tom Ackerman 131, WESTERN CONFERENCE messo, Mon (roughing), 5:08; Archie Pearman-D. Anderson-Gary Midwest Division IS A ll r ig h t .. “The Tooth Fairy left me 78(t instead of a le. E a st Robertson, Har (roughing), 5:06. Wood-Len Whitlock-John Gorman 1323, W L Pet. OB dollar because of income tax withholding?!" -loaded Bob Flynn-Larrv Gazza-Aldo x-Dallas 49 2S .442 Third Period— 5, Hartford, Babych 3 D'Appollonlo-JIm Klng-George Mullen CO and x-Denver 48 27 .440 V / 7 (Klelnendorst), :99. 4, Montreal, Smith 3 132. x-Houston 43 31 .XI 6 lird run (Dohlln, Richer), 4:04 (pp). 7, Montreal, BEST 14 — A — M cFarland 57-4-51, x-Ufah 40 34 .541 9 le r tie d Walter 2 (McPhee, Richer), 5:02 (pp). 8, Te rry Schilling 58-7-51, Gross — word Son Antonio 2B 44 .378 21 TH E ORIZZWELLS by Bill Schorr Hertford, OIneen 2 (Carson, Lodouceur), Holmes 77. B — Joe Wall 40-1347, Pat Sacramento 22 53 .293 27'A in the 11:20. 9, Hartford, (Savin 2 (Wilson, MIstretta 58-10-48, Don Anderson 41-12- Pacific Division well,(» aoh,hcw'5 ' T hreat, AAocOrm Id), 14:23. 10, Hartford, OIneen 49, Bob Copeland 43-1350. C — A rt Pyko V-L.A. Lakers 54 18 .757 __ 3 (Bobych, Cote), 17:05 (pp). 11, Hartford, 59-20-39, To m Atom lan 58-18-40, Chas ITFm.TDBEIH 1 each x-Portland 47 27 .435 9 Young 1 (Quennevllle, Evoson), 17:54. 12, Whelan 47-19-48, Jim G ra d e 44-17-49, x-Seoffle 40 35 .533 16'/i A NEW m PARK? , which Montreal, Thlboudeou 3 (Boisvert), 19:30 Bill Calhoun M-19-49. D — Marsh Phoenix 25 49 .338 31 (pp). Penalties— Richer, Mon (sloshing), Reo photo jy at 4 Levinson 73-30-43, Ken Anderson 82-33- Golden State 18 54 .243 30 1:18; MacDermId, Hor (slashing), 1:18; 49. L.A. Cllpgers 17 58 .227 39'/z linst St. Cote, Har, double minor (high-sticking), SWEEPS — A Gross — Word Holmes PEE WEE CHAMPS — Th© Celtics won David Bottaro, Michael Young, Thomas x-clinched playoff berth HAQAR THE HORRIBLE by DIk Browne nd K it- 3:19; Richer, Mon (roughing), 14:04; 77, Net — Tony Steullet 82-8-74, Te rry ynson p Joyce 1 (Neely, Thelven), 7:33. Pelletier 28, John Boylan 24. C — Bill OB Sheets dh 4 0 10 CCastlll If 4 13 2 Dawson rf 5 3 3 1 Burke p 0 0 0 0 D O-O-O-O, Penalties— LInseman, Bos, double minor New York 5 0 1.X0 — Durhm lb 4 2 2 1 Dowd 2, Bruno Frlgo -2, Frank Kranetz Schu 3b 4 0 10 Hall If 0 0 0 0 WJhnsn ph 1110 TH E P H A N TO B K b y Lea Felk ft 8y Berry f-2. (high-sticking), :18; Burridge, Bos 44, Jonothan Adams 34, Dove Rutz 32, Cleveland 5 1 .833 Yz 3 1 1 2 Trillo lb 0 10 0 McClure p 0 00 0 Boston 3 Kennedy c 3 10 0 JBell ss NBA results — 11-11-4 (Interference), 4:44; Ruff, But (holding), Ron Well 26, John Crowley 24, Dave 3 ,5X 2'/z Orsulak rf 4 13 0 Allanson c 3 0 0 0 Palmeir If 3 10 0 StClaIre p 0 0 0 0 DO— 3-7-4 8:12; Halkidls, But (tripping), 10:17; Hanley 24, Don Cromwell 24, Ken O fro lt 3 3 ,5X 2'/z Totals 17 3 9 3 Totals 29 4 9 5 JDavIs c 4 0 2 4 Brooks rf 5 0 2 1 Dumols, Maguire, Buf, malor (fighting), 15:04; Anderson 24. Toronto 3 3 .SX 2'/z Law % 5 1 1 1 Wallach3b 4 12 1 ) >ck (3), Shoebottom, Bos, malor (fighting), TWO MAN BEST BALL — Gross — Milwaukee 2 3 4X 3 Baltimore 000 010 200—3 Dunston ss 5 12 0 (Milarro 1b 5 0 2 1 Knicks 118, Bullets 96 (9) ond 15:04; Thelven, Bos (holding), 15:04; Jim Bldwell-Ston Domlan 74, Kurt Baltimore 0 5 OX 5 Cleveland 010 401 OOx— 4 Sutcliffe p 4 0 10 Reedc 4 12 1 Priestlay, Buf (holding), 15:34; Kluzak, Bos Hossett-Ken Tedford 77, Ron Baslle- West Division (Missagep 0 0 0 0 Rivera u 5 0 10 :k (0-1). Game Winning RBI — Snyder (2). NEW YORK (110) (slashing), 14:32. Stan Skibo 77, Roy Bell-Steve McCusker W L Pet. OB E— France, Snyder, CRIpken. DP— Muphrv ph 0 0 0 0 Candoel 2b 3 0 0 0 Second Period— 3, Boston, Crowder 1 77. Net — John Boylon-Dave Honley 41, Oakland 4 2 .447 — Lancastr p 0 0 0 0 Foley ph 10 0 0 Green 2-7^44, K.Walker4-13>415, Ewing Chlcogo 1 Baltimore 2. LOB— Baltimore 10, Cleve­ 5-10 44 14, Jackson 4-11 44 18,Wllklns5-14 (Bouraue, LInseman), 3:34. 4, Buffalo, Chet Lukas-Ddn Wennik 42, Dave 3 3 ,5X land 4. 2B— CCastlllo, Orsulak, BRIpken. BSmIth p 2 0 0 0 Andreychuk 1 (Tucker, Napier), 14:33. Rutz-AI Smith 42, Ken Jorvls-Ernest Kansas City 3 3 .5X 1 Parrett p 0 0 0 0 2-212,(Mirtwrlaht543-713,Newman 7-11 4-4 Seotlle 3B— JBell. SB— Lynn (1), Corter 2 (3), 19, Tucker 54 1-2 13, Cummings3-5004, Penalties— AAaguIre, Buf, triple minor Bablneau 45, Mike Steeves-John Adams 3 3 .SX 1 Snyder (1), Stone (3) .SF— Snyder. Wlnghm cf 2 110 (slashing, roughlng-2), 3:27; Kluzak, Bos, 45, Chet Lukas-John Guard 45, Frank Minnesota 7 3 .4X I'/z Totals 41 10 13 10 Totals K 7 1 4 4 Toney 022-22, (tarllsIeOOOOO, Orr 00 OOO. triple minor (sloshing, roughlng-2), 3:27; Valvo-Bernie McQueenv 45, Bob Californio 2 4 .333 2 Totals 440925-37118. IP H R ER BB SO ARLO AND JANIS by Jimmy Johnson Kluzak, Bos (holding), 19:27; McCarthy, Peterson-Russ Davidson 45. Texas 2 4 .333 2 Bolflmort Chicago 3K K i OX 3— 10 Bos (unsportsmanlike conduct)) 19:27; LOW OROSS-LOW NET — Gross — Soturdoy's Games 1 2 Montreal ill K I OK » - 7 WASHINGTON (W) McGregr LJ)-1 3 2-3 7 5 4 Jones 1-2 00 2, Williams 40 OO 8, Follgno, Buf (unsportsmanlike conduct), H orry NowobllskI 74, Stan Domlan 74, Cleveland 12, Baltimore 1 Schmidt 41-3 2 1 1 3 0 (Mime Winning RBI — Low (1). GEIoe.'WHY MUST VOO BECAUSE YOU WON'T LET 19:27. Ed Stone 80. Net — Mike Steeves 70, Ken Detroit 11, Kansas City 4 LOB— Chicago 7, Montreal 7. 2B— M.Molone 50 7-7 17, Colter 5-10 03 10, f ' I " a i m " Toronto 10, Minnesota 0 Clavaland J./Walone 2-12 OO 4, King 5-7 5-7 15, PREteMD TO SHOOT M E HAVE A REAL GUM.' Third Period— 5, Buftolo, Tucker 5 Tedford 71, Ron Baslle 73, Auggle Link Yett W,1-0 41-3 7 3 3 2 2 JDovIs, Dunston, Waltactf,Durhom, (Turgeon), :14 (pp). 4, Buffalo, Turgeon 4 74, Tom Malln 75, More Schordt 75, Chic New York 4, Mllwoukee 1 DMartInez. HR— Dawson (1), Sandberg Bogues20014, Johnson4O0O8, BOISOO210, LVeRVTMlWG ItO SIGHT? Codiroll 1-3 0 0 0 1 0 Cotledge471-29, Alarle 1-4003, D. Walker30 (Arnlel), 7:33. 7, Boston, Middleton 1 Gagnon 75. B Gross — Sal Russo 83, Seattle 3, Chicago 7, 10 Innings Schotzedr S,1 21-3 2 0 0 0 1 (2), Raines (2). SB— Raines (4), (Milar- (Kasper, Thelven), 11:58.8, Boston, Neely 1 Blaine Hareld 84, Bruce Maynard 89. Boston 2, Texas 1 raga (1). S— Candoele, JDavIs, Palmeiro. 2-28.Totals41-8415-2498. BK— Yett. Now York 25 X 24 31— 110 (Janney, Joyce), 13:48. 9, Buffalo, Net — John CIszewskI 70, Ted Blasko72, Oakland 8, Californio 4 Umpires— Home, Voltagglo; First, Pa­ SF— Reed. BLONDIE by Dean Young ft Sian Drake Housley 2 (Napier, Tucker), 14:01. 10, John Warren 73, John Sutherland 73, Sunday's Games IP H R ER BB SO Washington 27 14 25 30— N New York 7, Milwaukee 4 lermo; Second, Morrison; Third, Phillips. -3-Polnt goals— Jackson 2, Tucker 2, Boston, Neely 2 (Janney, Joyce), 18:77. Chet Lukas 74, Don Wennik 74, John T — 2:57. A— 19,540. Chicago Penalties— None. Guard 74, Carl MIkolowsky 74, Dick Cleveland 4, Baltimore 3 Sutcliffe 8 2-3 9 Newman, Alarle. Fouled out— None. Overtime— 11, Buffalo, Tucker 4 (Hous- Barnett 78. C Gross — Mike Desllets 90, Minnesota 4, Toronto 2 Gossage W.1-0 1-3 3 Rebounds— New York 41 (Green, ley, Turgeon), 5:32 (pp). Penoltles— John Sheetz 92. Net — Joe Sgro 49, Earl Kansas City 6, Detroit 1 Loncoster S,1 1 2 Cartwright 8), Washington SO (M.Molone Wesley, Bos (tripping), 5:08; Wesley, Norsworthv 70, Frank Valvo 71, Mike Seattle 7, Chicago 4 Rangers 4, Red Sox 1 Montreal 13). Assists— New York 17 (Jackson 8), Bos, gross misconduct, 5:32. Schardt 73, Bill Dowd 77, Frank Schultz Texas 4, Boston 1 BSmIth 4 6 Washington 18 (Bogues 4). Total fouls— 78. Mike Bowman 78. Californio 4, Oakland 4 Parrett 1 0 New York 27, Washington 35. Technicol— Shots on goal— Boston 10-9-11-1— 31. TWO MAN ODD/EVEN BEST BALL Monday's (Mimes BOSTON TEXAS Burke 2 4 New York Illegal defense. A— 13,741. Buffalo 11-13-10-3— 37. — Gross — Harry Nowobllskl-Ted Mllwoukee (Boslo 1-0) at Boston (Hurst Ob r h bl Ob r h bl McClure L,0-1 1-3 0 Power-ploy Opportunities— Boston 0 of Blasko 79. Stan Domlan-Ron Baslle 80, OD), 1:05 p.m. SOwenss 4 0 0 0 Mc(3wel cf 2 0 0 0 StCtaIre 2-3 3 3; Buffalo 3 of 7. Chic Goonon-Carl MIkolowsky 62. John New York (Rhoden 1-0) at Toronto Barrett 2b 4 0 10 Fletchr ss 3 1 1 0 WP— Sutcllffe2, Burke2. BK— Gossage. Celtics 117.76ers IBB Goalies— Boston, Lemelln (37 shots-31 Nellgon-JIm Collins 62. Net — Tom (Flonogon 1-0), 1:35 p.m. Boggs 3b 4 0 0 0 Sierra rf 4 1 1 0 Umpires— Home, Rennert; Rrst, saves). Buffalo, Puppa (31-24). Malln-John CIszewskI 70, Joe Sgro-JIm Baltimore (Morgan 0-1) at Cleveland Rice dh 4 0 2 0 Parrish dh 4 0 0 0 Marsh; Second, DeMuth; Third, Wendel- A— 14,433. (Swindell 1-0), 7:35 p.m. DwEvn lb 2 110 OBrIen lb 3 2 10 stedt. T — 3:M. A— 15,704. BOSTON (117) ALLEY OOP by Dave Oraue Menditto 72, Tim Wotson-Bruce Skl- McHale101244 24, Bird 13-241-128, Parish Referee— Kerry Fraser. Linesmen— vlngton 72, Frank Valvo-RIck Whedon Only gomes scheduled Greenwl It 3 0 1 0 inevgita If 3 0 0 1 Gord Broseker, Ryan Bozak. Tuesday's (Mimes Benzngr rf 3 0 0 0 MStonlyc 4 0 11 1014 2-2 22, Johnson 7-101-215, Alnge5-1044 YOU w a n t e d ) YES, ^ WE'VE HEARD GOOD THAT 72, Mike Steeves-MIke Desllets 72, Dave 14, GllmoreOl 0-00, Acres 1-1002, Poxson24 . > 4 Bergstrom-Roy Perry 73. Earl Milwaukee at Boston. 1:05 p.m. (5edmon c 1 0 0 1 Buechle3b 4 0 0 0 T'SEE ME? / THINGS ABOUT THE DOESN'T Texas at O tro lt, 1:35 p.m. Marzanoc 2 0 0 0 BrowneTb 2 0 11 Mots 4, Phillies 3 2-2 4, MInnIefleld OO 00 0, Robeids 1-2 2-2 4, WORK YOU'RE DO- SURPRISE i Norsworthv-Joe WollnskI 73, Roger LohausOOOOO. Totals49-X 16-19117. Flyers 5. Capitals 4 (OT) Lentocho-Ken Tedford 75, Mike Kansas City at Baltimore, 7:35 p.m. Romlne cf 4 0 0 0 r M Y B O Y / - - Minnesota at Cleveland, 7:35 p.m. Totals 31 1 5 1 Totals 29 4 5 3 Schardt-Paul Russlllo 75, Lou Mlller- NEW YORK PHILA PHILADELPHIA (IK) Mlke Dovis 75. New York ot Toronto, 7:35 p.m. Washington 2 0 2 0— 4 Boston 010 OK 000— 1 ab r h bl o b rh b l Barkley 7-12 1418 28, Coleman 50 1-2 11, Philadelphia 1 0 3 1 Chicago at Ctallfornlo, 10:05 p.m. Wilson cf 4 2 3 3 Samuel 2b — 5 Oaklond at Seattle, 10:05 p.m. Texas OK 3K OIX— 4 5 0 10 (Mhlnskl 4-15 1011 22, Cheeks 5-9 44 14, W HAT A G U Y by Bill HOMt First Period— 1, Phllodelphia, SInIsalo Masters golf final scores (Mime Winning RBI — None. Teufel 2b 5 0 10 M Thm pcf 2 0 10 Wingate 24 00 4, Thornton 54 OO 10, 2, 9:04. 2, Washington, PIvonka 2 (Gustofs- E— Kllgus, DwEvans, Browne. DP— Myers p 0 0 0 0 Almonph 10 0 0 G.Henderson 24 449, D.Henderson 5-1300 son. Galley), 13:04. 3, Washington, NatlonalLeagueatandIngs Texas 1. LOB— Boston 9, Texas 7. SB— KHrndz 1b 5 0 0 0 Bradley If 4 0 0 0 10, KlnoOOOOO.Totals37-7533-»1M. Gustafsson 2 (PIvonka), 18:34. Penoltles— Strwbrv rf 5 0 10 Schmdt3b 3 10 0 AUGUSTA, (3a. (A P ) — Final scores McDowell (3). S— Benzlnger. Boston M 29 X 24— 117 THIS WASN’T Gustofsson, Was (tripping), 4:30; Hatcher, and prize money Sundov from the 52nd IP H R ER BB SO Carter c 1 1 0 0 Hayes 1b 4 1 1 0 Phllodtlllhla X X X 38— IK Wos (crossTAM5 - T A A A r> p / T Penalties— Dalgarno, N Y (roughing), Andy North, 4,900 7474- 7475— 298 Nokes, Detroit, 4; Pagllarulo, New York, 4. Sax 2b 5 1 1 0 AHallcf 4 0 0 0 A L^TTEfS 5,000 M IL E S ] they Steve Pate, 4,900 74747472— 298 Montreal at New York, 1:35 p.m. Griffin u 4 0 10 DGarcl 2b 4 0 0 0 INDIANA (6) — Home (4): A p h T 11, :33; Kurvers, NJ (roughing), :33; Houston at Atlanta, 7:40 p.m. New Jersey; April 14, Chicago; April 14, 'v YI with Olduck, N Y (Interference),2:18; Broten,NJ Mark O'Meara, 4,4X 74747474— 300 Pitching (1 Decisions) Gibson If 4 1 1 0 DJames If 3 12 0 Bridge a-Jay Siegel 77- 72-7378— 300 Chicago at St. Louis, 8:35 p.m. Guerrer 3b 3 1 1 1 DMrphy rf 4 0 0 0 Philadelphia; April 23, New York. Away (4): ■ (roughing), 2:18; Sutter, N Y (holding), Los Angeles at San Diego, 10:05 p.m. X are tied with 1.000. April 13, New York; April 18, Cleveland; AWAY - -S^METI M^S \ stern 2:32; DIduck, NY, minor-major (high Joey SIndelar, 4,400 79-70-7477-300 Hamitn 3b 0 0 0 0 GPerry 1b 4 0 2 1 Gary Hollberg, 4,000 7349-8079L-X1 Cincinnati at Son Francisco, 10:35 p.m. MarshI lb 4 0 2 1 Thomas u 4 0 10 April 20, Atlanta; April 22, Detroit. E m BN i F \T'S o n l y (S o \ U 6 i sticking, fighting), 7:22; Anderson, NJ, Only games scheduled double mlnor-molor (high sticking, Corey Povln, 4,000 74747475— XI MIDavIs rf 4 0 11 Oberkfl3b 2 0 0 0 W ASHINGTON (7) — Home (4); April 17, 'a y ,” Boston; April 21, Detroit; April 23, Atlonta. played a spade from dummy, ^uth Is* roughing, fighting), 7:22; Jonsson, NY Tom Kite, 3,700 737477-74-302 National League leaders Shelby cf 4 0 10 GRnck ph 1 0 0 0 ------,--.VM->se Aof?ojT5- TOWN/. * Jeff Sluman, 3,400 8071-76-75— 304 Sclosdac 4 0 2 0 Benedicte 2 0 0 0 Away (4): April 11, Atlanta; April 13, NORTH 4-U-88 ------: ------'<1:------=— with (holding), 11:00; Lolselle, N Y (roughing), Philadelphia; April 15, New York; Going then played his last club, the jack, but 11:00; Potvin, N Y (holding), 11:08; Morrow, Larry Mize, 3 ,^ 78- 71-7479^-304 Hershlsr p 2 0 0 0 Simmons c 10 0 0 GAKQ7 4 West discarded ontta again. Of course By The Assoclotad Preu JHowell p 0 0 0 0 AAahlerp 2 0 0 0 April X , Milwaukee. N Y (cross-checking), 12:12, American League results NEW YORK (7) — Home (4): April 11, ▼ A83 overboard West could have ruffed with the dia­ Second period— 3, New Jersey, Brown 1 Based on w at Bats. Oroscop 00 0 0 Asnmchr p 0 0 0 0 WINTHROP by Dick Cavalll NATIONAL LEAGUE Blocker ph 10 0 0 Detroit; April 13, Indiana; April 15, ♦ K 10 6 mond queen, and then his partner’s J-9 (Lolselle, Conacher), 14:50. 4, New York, Washington; April 19, Chlcogo. Away (3): - Kerr 1 (LoFontalne), 18:49, Penalties— G AB R N Pet. Sutter p { 0 0 0 0 G8 6 By Jam es Jacoby would have provided the setting trick. Yankees 7. Brewers 6 (Jon lets CIn 5 X 5 12 Totals M 310 3 Totals April 14, Atlanta; April 22, Mllwoukee; ' BOv: KATHvfe DAD Wolanin, N J (holding), 3:19; Sutter, NY C alendar .600 a 1 5 1 Aprll 23, Indiana. H E S WASHING THE EBODNO OH, HE ISfJ'T TEiAT Webster Mon 4 24 7 12 .500 W EST EAST But this was just as good. (roughing), 8:28; DIduck, N Y (slashing), P H ILA D ELP H IA (8) — Home (4): SDRE ISTALU f l o o r w in d o w s o n t h e TALL... HE HAS TO 9:30; Mocljean, NJ (high-sticking), 9:30; Bonilla Pit 5 23 5 10 .435 Les Angeles IK K i n 8 -3 G10 9 3 G J 6 2 It seems that there was a communi­ Declarer can succeed if West makes MILWAUKEE NEW YORK Reed Mon April 13, Washington; April 15, Atlanta; I S N 'T H E 7 ? 57ANDON A CHAIR. Trottler, N Y (cross-checklng),9:49; Broten, Ob r h bl O brh bl 4 14 2 6 .429 Atlanta OK OK K I— 1 ©K(}J65 ▼ 10 9 4 2 cation gap between North and South in the mistake of ruffing a club with a OUTSKDE... y Dawson Chi 5 24 4 (Mime Winning RBI — Guerrero (2). April 19, Milwaukee; April 21, New Jersey N J (cross-checking), 9:49; Wood, NY TODAY Molltor dh 2 0 12 10 .417 ♦ Q73 ♦ J 9 today’s deal. South bid four clubs on low diamond, but rather than hoping (roughing), 14:29; Bossen, N Y (slashing), Softball Yount cf Bonds Pit 5 25 4 10 .400 E— D(Mircla, Simmons. LOB— Los An­ Mllwoukee; April Strawbrv NY 4 25 geles 7, Atlanta 4. 2B— Thomas, GPerry. 14, Indiana; April 23, Cleveland; Aprll24, GK 5 4 9 7 4 2 his way to five diamonds, and North for West to err, declarer should just 14:29; Lolselle, N J (roughing), 1 4 :»; Aaulnas at East Catholic, 3:30 Braggs rf 7 10 .400 Detroit. Santlogo SD 5 18 1 7 .389 SB— GPerry (4), Gibson (4). S— Hershlser2. was able to show his first-round heart Burke, NJ,served by Conacher, (slashing), Coventry at E.O. Smith, 3:30 (Jeer It SOUTH play A-K of diamonds early, hoping 14:29; Potvin, N Y (sloshing), 14:08; Ander­ Bovs Tennis Sveum ss Butler SF 4 26 4 10 .385 SF— Guerrero. control. But when South bid only five DMartInez O I 5 26 3 10 .385 IP H R ER BB SO (Top EIgM Teams CkMlKy tor Ftayefls) 48 5 that either opponent has Q-J double­ spite son, N J (charging), 14:08. Xavier at Manchester, 3:30 Schroedr c WESTERN CONFERENCE diamonds, North should have subsid­ Third Period— 5, New York, Sutter 1, East Catholic at Windham, 3:X AAoyer 1b Home Rum Lm Angetas ▼ 7 , ton. Sin(ta that was not the case, the ibert Daniels, CIndnnotl, 4; GDavIs, Houston, Hershlser W,24) 81-3 W L Pet. ed. Not that slam is a bad proposition. slam was always doomed. 11:30. 4, New York, Lauer 1 (Mokelo, Olrls Tennis x-L.A. Lakers 54 18 .757 ♦ A 8 5 4 2 Potvin), 14:53. 7, New York, LoFontolne3 Glastonbury at East Catholic, 3:15 a ^n»>taroh, 3; CortWi’New JHowell 1-3 4 A Q J 10 3 If the king of clubs were in the East York,3; Sfrawberrv,NewYork,3;11oretled Orosco S,2 1-3 x-Dallos 49 25 .442 (Mokelo),T8:X. 8, New Jersey, M aclM n 4 x-Denver 48 27 hand, declarer would need only a rea­ (Lolselle, Kurvers), 19:48. Penalties— TUESDAY with 2. AHonta .440 Vulnerable: Neither James Jacoby's books “Jacoby on Runs Batted In Mahler LJ)-1 7 2-3 x-Portlond 47 27 .435 sonable diamond split to make 12 Verbeek, N J (high-sticking), 2:14; DI­ Baseball Totals » 711 4 x-Houston Bridge’ and “Jacoby on Card Games’ •cent ’<><• Daniels, Clncln- Assnmehr 1-3 43 31 .91 Dealer: North duck, NY (roughing), 19:41; Daneyko, NJ Windham at Manchester, 3:X x-Utah 40 34 .541 tricks. But let’s see how the band (written with his father, the late Os­ light (roughing), 19:41. St. Bernard ot East Catholic (M o r- Milwaukee IX OK K l - 4 notl, 10; GDavIs, Houston, 10; Griffin, Sutter 1 LOS Angeles 9; Parrish, Philadelphia, 8; T — 2:24. A— 14,171. x-Seottle 40 35 .533 West North East South played in six. wald Jacoby) are now available at Overtime— 9, New York, Sutter 2, 15:07 larty Field), 4 p.m. New York 001 002 I2x— 7 San Antonio X 44 .378 (sh). Penalties— Mocljean, NJ (hooking), Cheney Tech ot Bacon Academy, 3:X (Mime Winning RBI — Slought (1). DMartInez, Chicago, 7; JDavIs, Chicago, 7; 1 G Pass 2 ft Declarer took the ace of hearts and bookstores. Both are published by U.8. ACRES by Jim Davit >f 12 4:42; Bossen, N Y (slashing), 4:54; Kerr, NY Cromwell at Coventry, 3:X E— RHenderson 2, Sveum. DP— Raines, Montreal, 7. Pass 4 ft immediately tried the club finesse. Pitching (1 Decision) Phoenix 2S 49 .39 2© 3ft Pharos Books. ith a (boarding), 10:12;' Morrow, NY feftball Milwaukee 1. LOB— Milwaukee 8, New Sacramento 22 Pass 4 T Pass 5 ft West won the king and tried to cash a (tripping), 13:37. 25 are tied with l.OK. 53 .293 gthe Manchester at W indham, 3:30 York 5. 2B— Slought 2, Kiefer, GWard. Balk picture xlden Stole; Aprlia, Los Softball John 12-3 7 4 4 0 Clemens, Bos Angelu Lakers. Awav (3): April 15, Los Radio, TV East Catholic at Mercy, 3:X Hudson 4 1-3 3 0 0 1 Nattoiwl League Slewort, Oak Angetas Lokers; April 2ft Seattle; April lLl Bovs Tennis Stoddard W.1-0 21-3 3 2 1 0 Dawson (1), Sandberg (2), Cubs; Raines Hlguera, Mil 24, Houston. ' PEOPU WHO know Manchester a t Newington, 3:30 Guanfe S,1 2-3 0 0 0 0 (2), Expos; Wilson 2 (2), Mots; Bream (1), Morris, Det SACRAMENTO (7) -H o m e (3): April 12, know there's a certain magic | ml W a ■ ■ ■ ;h 30 Olrls Tennis BK— John, Hlguero 3, Crlm, Plesoc. ' Plrotn; Ready 0 ), Padres; Dloz (2), Welch, Oak Dallos; / ^ ll 19, Los Angetas aippers; TONIOHT Newington at Manchester, 3 :X Umpires Home, Barnett; First, Cou­ Daniels (4), Reds; Davis (4), x-Bau (1), Nottenal League April 2), Portland. Awoy (4): April 14, about Classified Advertising. ched 8p.m. — College basehbotl: Arkansas sins; Second, Roe; Third, Kosc. Astros. 643-2711 Homden at East Catholic (MCC), 3 Magrane, StL Houston; April 15, Son Antonio; April 17, at Oklahoma State, ESPN p.m. T-3:10. A— 34,214. . x-grond slam. Soto, CIn Portland; April 22, (Solden State. l« - MANCHESTER HERALD. Monday. April 11. 1955 — 15 A. HELP WANTED BUSINESS Escrowed bonds rate high miHELP WANTED HELP WANTED CDHELP WANTED SECRETARY/Assistant BANKING/Tellars (3)- CONSTRUCTION Labor­ X-RAY Technician for r to Sales Manager. Malor Credit Union LANDSCAPE Laborers U T C cites Saitta, Waltkus Heavy typing required. ers report to 12 Vernon busy orthopaedic prac­ TELEMARKETIN6 QUESTION: did not take kindly to the thought has 3 full time teller Avenue, Rockville or tice In Storrsoreo. Full needed. Experience Word processlng/com- preferred. Will troln. PRODUCTION/ Kathy Saitta and Stanley Waltkus of I have been told that a city, state, or other issuer positions available. 2 coll 875-3255 7-3:30pm. time. Experience ne­ SUPERVISOR DEALERSWP ROUTE puter experience help­ openings exist In East Telephone S72-B088. that ''advance / i> ^ of municipal bonds could profit on ful. Professional tele­ CHILD Core provider cessary. Excellent Growing company Is SALES QUALITY Manchester were honored for service in a Hartford area and 1 refunded” mu­ phone skills. EOE. wanted to core for our storting salary and be­ looking fbr an anar- GROWTH Company look- support function by the United Technologies Investors’ the “spread” between the low opening for a floater to I need a reliable steady Ino for future manage­ CONTROL nicipal bonds T.- C onta ct Lu c ille 247- IV2 year old son In our nefits. Reply to; Box gatic, dynamic super­ Research Center in East Hartford. interest it pays on tax-free bonds work at our branches RR, C/O The Manches­ driver sales person, ment. Offers profit TECHNICIANS pay tax-free In­ ' 0881. H Ig h lir t Inc., Manchester home. 3 or visor who Is able to Tho Coca-Cola BottHna Both are senior illustrating aides and were Guide and the higher interest it receives Windsor, CT. located throughout 4 afternoons per week ter Herald. who would enjoy run­ sharing and manage­ terest and are iv J central Connecticut. If perform In a faat ment potentlol. Ambi­ (Ximpsny ot Now Vofk. Inc. from the Treasury bonds it buys storting In mld-Moy. R E S TA U R A N T Cooks ning thair own busi­ htt Iht followlno positions recognized for helping produce more than 400 you possess 6 months to tious Individual needed rated as high as William A. Doyle in an advance refunding scheme. INVITATION TO BIO 647-1599. (Short Orderond Prep) paced, pressure ness consisting of a opsn lof our E. Hsritord, CT computer-generated flow diagrams under 1 yeor teller or cour­ to learn Industry (rom U.S. Treasury The Manchester Public also dishwashers, full packed environment. If pisnt. So, as part of the Tax Reform tesy clerk experience, LOVING woman needed grocery and general ground up. 649-4563. contract with Pratt & Whitney for the U.S. Air bonds. Is this I'hools loiielts bids for or port time. Flexible you have a high level of Production workers Act of 1986, our lawgivers greatly, e l e c t r i c a l SUPPLIES hove 0 good figure to core tor a toodler, merchandise route. 5 MACHINIST. Minimum 5 Force. full tim e In m y M an­ hours, days, nights, energy and confi­ nsodsd lo work on lino In t true? Also, l l l b restricted the use of municipal J®r the 1*^1989 school yeor. aptitude and enloy days a weak in Man­ years experience. Set hlgh-spood mtohint snvtron- The a wa rds a re presented annually to Sepled bids will be received chester home. Excel­ weekends. Above over­ please explain helping people coll 568- dence, I have the per­ chester C T. area. up and operate Bridge­ msnl. Soms production or employees for outstanding contributions. bond advance refunding. Al­ ‘lI'blAorll 20,1988,2:00 P.M., lent pay. Coll 646-1216 age wages. Benefits. ntanutsoturlng 0x0000000 lo what advance refunded bonds funded, because the city has the ? 'K*' eh time they will be 2020 ask for Pom St. fect position. Call Mika Wo offer: port Lathe CNC mo- though not banned, advance Jeon, E O E . after 6pm. Apply; Rein's New proforrod. are. money in Treasury bonds to pay Publicly opened. The right It York Style Restaurant, Mello or Andre Beau­ chlnlng centers. Lib­ refunding now can be done far wl*'''?** *?i*!if* onVand oil •established eral overtime. Wages Duollty Control Tochnl- off that first issue. less frequently than in the past. bids. Specifications and bid RESPONSIBLE Person 428 Hartford Turnpike, doin to arrange a per­ business olono noodod to oxomino tow Recycling rules outlined - forms may be secured at the to core for Infant and Route 30, Vernon. sonal and confidential commensurate with motorlolo, porfomi ohomlcol ANSWER: It’s true. Advance Because the advance refunded As a result, the supply of advance ability. Paragon Tool Businwt Office, 45 North toddler In our home, interview. T eaS-SSMOOfl mooouronwnta wHh lob tom- Among the items that must be recycled by refunded bonds are also called tax-free issue is, in effect, backed refunded tax-free bonds is gradu­ School Street, Manchester, annually Company, Inc., 121 ploo ond cofKiuct wotor ono- Kathy Saitta T uesdoy-Thursdoy. BOOKKEEPERS lyolo. Good oonoontrotlon, 1091 under the state Department of Stanley Waitkus "pre-refunded” and “escrowed” by U.S. Treasury bonds, its rating Connecticut. Light houskeeping, ref­ •group Insurance Adorns Street, Man­ ally diminishing. 024-04______Several of our 203 - 289-1156 onolytlool oklllt ond tho oMF Environmental Protection’s proposed recycling bonds. is raised to triple-A. erences. Coll 647-7411. ESTIMATOR •free training chester, C T . 647-9935. Hy lo loouo on dotall oro ro- Keep in mind that most munici­ The city might keep the Treas­ clients have for Tel-Amerlca. Inc. •89 year old qulrod. Wo oftor oompotltlvo regulations are cardboard, glass and and metal Gasoline prices rising QUESTION: I don’t under­ n o t i c i t o c h d i t o r s NOTICI TO CRIDITORS poy ond 0 fuHy pold bonoftta pal bonds — debt securities Immediate openings business food containers, waste engine oil, yard waste ury bonds in an escrow account stand why most municipal bonds e s t a t e o f E S TA TE OF Construction Work Supervisors progrom. Ptoooo apply In por- LOS ANGELES —r Average retail gasoline issued by states and their politi­ until both the Treasury bonds and JAMES A. TOTTEN RUTH W. POIRIER oka for full charge FAST Growing Import Small Investment re­ aon. or In writing to: and scrap metal. pay lower interest than U.S. "nie Hon. David C. Roppe, RUTH M. POIRIER prices Jumped more than a cent a gallon during cal subdivisions — pay interest the advance refunded tax-free bookkeepera. The Background helpful Auto Dealership de­ quired. (secured by ac­ Production/ A statewide public hearing on the proposed Treasury bonds. The latter are Judge, of the Court of Pro­ The Hon. Norman J. sires Reconditloner. The Coca-Cola the past two weeks nationwide and motorists that is exempt from federal bate, District of Coventry ot Preuss, Judge, of the Court but not necessary. counts receivable and regulations was held March 30 in Middletown, issue mature. At that time, the backed by the full faith and credit types of clients are Some experience pre­ Warehouse/ Bottling Co., can expect the increases to continue, an analyst income tax and also exempt from o hearing held on April 6,1908 of Probate, District of An­ Immediate opening. Inventory) for details but those who could not attend the hearing are city would use the money from of our federal government.' ordered that all claims must dover at a hearing held on diverse and most are ferred, but will train Maintenance said. state and local income tax in the the matured Treasury bonds to be presented to the fiduciary March 31, 1988 ordered that Apply to; hard working, punc­ and confidential Inter­ of New Yorii, he. encouraged to submit written comments on the Doesn’t that make them the best located East of the ' The Cooa-Cole Boltllng Main Stroal A The 1.18 cent-a-gallon increase for all grades state in which the bonds were pay off the matured tax-free on or before July 6,1988 or be all claims mutt be presented tual, enthusiastic Indi­ view Call 1-800-845- Compeny of New Yoik. Ino. hoe 481 E HartfOid. C l regulation by 4 p.m. April 13. “credit risk?” barred os by low provided. to the fiduciary at the ad­ River. All positions vidual. Excellent pay openings for Production ond 08108 of gasoline pushed the average price to 96.14 issued. bonds. dress below. Failure to 4465. Equal OppoftunHy Employac WF Bertha E. Roppe, require strong T h e MAK C o . plan Including com­ Warahoiloo Supervfoors and a cents In the period ended April 8, according to Time was when “municipal” Or, at the tax-free bond Issue’s Clerk promptly present any such Maintenance Manager In our Eael ANSWER: Sure. But the inter­ claim may result In the lost bookkeeping mission, Insurance, Hartford Plant. Single men spend more the Lundberg Survey. and “tax-free” were synonymous first “call date” — when the city The fiduciary Is: of rights to recover on such 643-2659 medlcal,dental,pold TEACHERS needed for In speaking of bonds. In recent est Treasury bonds pay is subject Elizabeth Totten claim. experience and the PiwductloN Sl^BTVliOrSa MATERIALS Hondlers- Wholesale prices increased at twice the retail has the right to redeem those 715 Merrow Rood vocation. Apply In per­ pre-school program. WASHINGTON — When it comes to clothing, to federal income tax. The Rtsponolbfe for mooting pro­ G. Fox, a New England rate, analyst Trilby Lundberg said Sunday. years, however, the interest from bonds before maturity — the city Coventry, C T 06238 Sharon B. Preutt, ability to meet the son to Randy Edlnger. Experience and degree interest from most municipal 032- 04 Clerk FEDERAL, Stole & Civil Suburban Subaru, 14 preferred. Full and duction and quality standards as tradition ot satisfac­ it turns out that single men buy more than single an increasing number of munici­ might sell the Treasury bonds challenges of growth woH at supervising Hns poroonnol. bonds is free from that tax bite. The fiduciary It: Service lobs. $18,400 to Hartford Turnpike, port time positions tion and natlondl retoll women. pal bonds has become taxable. and pay off the tax-free bonds. NOTICE TO CREDITORS Fronds R. Gardner positions. Qualified $69,891. Now hiring! Quollfisd osndidste wlH bo o shorp trend setter, has Imme­ Groller agrees to buyout People with money to invest are Vernon, C T . 649-6550. available. Free child selt-stsHor with supervisory ox- But they’re buying a lot of it for the women, Also receiving otherwise tax-free Why should a city go through E STA TE OF 30 Hyde Street candidates who are Coll Jobllne. 1-518-459- core tor children over diate openings for full P willing to accept lower tax-free PHILIP G. DOOLEY Manchester, C T 06040 porlonos In s fest-psoed manufoo- not themselves, researchers have found. NEW YORK — French media giant Hachette interest can result in retirees this complicated -exercise? To 3611 ext F508A. "24 3. Coll Marge at 633- turlng onvfronmsnt. time material handlers interest than taxable interest. It’s The Hon. Norman J, 02^04______ready to meet the Men also spend more than women on eating paying income tax on up to half of turn a tidy profit. The city collects Preuss, Judge, of the Court hours. 1508. at our South Windsor SA reached an agreement to acquire Grolier as simple as that. challenges are Assistant Project WarehOHta SigMrvitor out, entertainment, alcoholic beverages, Inc. for $448.6 million after sweetening its their Social Security b e f i ts . higher interest on the Treasury of Probate, District of An- NOTICI TO CRIDITORS RESTAURANT Bar­ Distribution Center. dovsr at o hearing held on E S TA TE OF encouraged to tender, borbock, food Rssponsfbfs for oordinsting the These positions ore tobacco and cars. Here’s how an advance refund­ bonds than it pays on Its tax-free March 31, 1908 ordered that Manager RESPONSIBLE adult to movemsnl of motorfols to ond from buyout offer for a second time. K ENNETH R. SNOW submit their resume servers, bonquet either Mondov-Frldov I I the piBni. OuoHllsd oandldsts wIN ing works: After selling one issue bonds — and pockets the all claims must be presented The Hon. David C. Roppe, w o rk approximately Single women, on the other hand, spend more The companies announced a definitive merger to the fiduciary at the ad­ servers, hostess, dls- Immediate opening hovs soms sxporlsnos In wore- or Tuesdoy-Soturday, of tax-free bonds, a city sells a Acting Judge, of the Court of and salary 10-15 hours 0 week. 1st shift. The Individual of their income on housing, food eaten at home, agreement on Sunday and the board of difference. William A. Doyle, a syndicated dress below. Failure to Probate, District of Man­ h w osh ers. A p p ly In Good storting pay and house manogemenl Qood oom- requirements In (or office/site munlcatlon. and supervisory shHIs we ore seeking will be health care and reading material. Danbury-based Grolier scheduled a meeting second tax-free issue of the same columnist, welcomes written promptly present any such chester at a hearing held on person: The Gallery, generous family dis­ size. The cify uses the money claims may result In the loss April 5 ,198S ordered that oil confidence to; 141 New London Torn- assistant to manage ere elso required. trained to operate var­ Those are among the findings reported in the QUESTION: Hasn’t Congress questions, but he can provide of rlphls to recover on such count. A p p ly In person: today to vote on the all-cash buyout proposal, claims must be presented to plke, Glostonbury. construction projects. MalRteiMHce MaRagar ious warehouse equip­ from the second issue to buy U.S. passed a law banning advance answers only through the column. claim. the fiduciary at the address Fovvo Shoes, K-Mort ment, be loading and April edition of American Demographics which Hachette raised from its earlier $444 Blum Shapiro & Co. AIR Conditioning and Re- Plaza, Vernon. Responsible for the malnlsn- Treasury bonds which have the refunding of municipal bonds? Write to Doyle in care of the Sharon B. Prsuss, below. Failure to promptly Apply to; unloading trucks, lo­ magazine. million cash buyout offer. Clerk present any such claim may frlgerotlon anos ond repair of high speed pro- same maturity as the first issue. Personnel duclon meoMnes. Must be aWe lo cating furniture and Manchester Herald, P.O. Box 591, result In the loss of rights to Serviceman- Must The first issue is advance re­ The fiduciary Is: recover on such claim. Department — BK1 ONE OF THE nicest manage people and ports Inven­ working with related ANSWER: Not quite. Congress Manchester 06040. Priscilla M. Doolsv hove minimum ot a The MAK Co. tories. Oueliffed candidate win 0 things about wont ads Is paper work. Fork-lift 40 Wotrous Rood Bertha E. Roppe, 231 Farmington Ave. D-2 license. Coll Osfer- possess s strong mschsnloaJ m their low cost. Another Is experience a plus, how ­ Bolton, CT 06043 Clerk lund Refrigeration In 643-2659 bockgroui*d, plus good plonnlng Farmington 06034 and orgsnliatlonsl shHIs. Ixosp- ever the desire to learn 023-04______The fiduciary Is: Bolton, 649-2655. their quick action. Try a Carol S. Bromonde wont ad todoy! Uonsl oommunlcstlon and peopls essential. We otter a COST PROPOSAL «9 n 45C Sycamore Lone msnsgsmsnt shlHs ore also ro- competitive storting qulrsd. Ths East Hartford Public Manchester, C T 06040 rote, excellent e m ­ Schools, 110 Long Hill Drive, 031-04______As an Industry Issdor. wo offer s ployee discount pro­ Eost Hartford, C T., will re­ NURSING ASSISTANTS oofnpsttttvs wogs and bsnsftt pro­ gram and the oppor- CLASSIFIED ADVERTISING 643-2711 ceive COST PROPOSALS for TOW N OP BOLTON RN’s gram In addition to opportunity for IN VITATIO N TO BID POR tunlty to earn Lots/Land for Sals ...... OFFICIAL YEARBOOK Full and Part Tima poaHlona avallabla daya tor carlltad Nuralng Elegant new 60-bed Skilled Nurelng Facility eeeke RN part- growth. PIsoso apply to: N otices ...... 23 PHOTOGRAPHER. Cost RIPUSI SBRVICeS additional Incentive , Investment Property ...... 24 Merchandise Aaalatanta. Part lima poiHlona avallabla avaninga and nighta. time, 11pm-7;30em to Join our eelect teem of long-term nursing Lotl/Found...... 01 Musical Items...... 14 Proposal Information and Sealed bids for a 3-YEAR Qanaral Intaraat In garlatrlca la Important. Evary othar wea- bonus money. Apply In Business P ro p e rty...... 25 profeeeionalB. The Coca-Cola Ptrtonals...... 07 Cameras and Photo Equipment. .85. specifications ore available REFUSE COLLECTION Con­ kand: banafit/ no banalll plan; pantlon plan attar S montha. Ex­ person Mondev- Announctmontt. Resort Property ...... 26 SpcciolisiiD cg lf! | Holldov Seasonal...... 71 Pets and Supplies...... 16 at the Business Office of the tract will be received In the For complete Information end Interview contact JoAnn D'A- Bottling Co., ...... 03 \ ■ callant banafit packaga. Frlday, 9am-4;30pm. Mortaoaes...... 27 1 ------.4^------1 Miscellaneous tor Sole...... School Department. Sealed Selectmen's Office, 222 vlrro. RN, DNS Auctlont...... W Antiques and Collectibles...... 77 .ir For complata Inlormatlon and Intarvlaw contact: JoAnn D’A- G. Fox Distribution Wonted to B u y...... 26 Rooflng/Sldlng...... Tag Soles...... Cost Proposals will be re­ Bolton Center Rd., Bolton, of New Yorii, Inc. Flhonclol...... 05 S e r v i c e s ,57 Clothing...... n ceived until 2:00 p.m. Thurs­ C T 06043 until 5:00 P.M. on vlrro, RN, DNS Center, 301 Governor's Fioorino...... Wonted to Buy/Trode...... 481 Msin Strsst day, April 21, 1908, at which Mondov, April 25, 1988 and GLASTONBURY HEALTH Highway, South Wind­ Employment A Education Rentals Child C o re...... 51 Electrical...... 59 Furniture...... *....74 CHILD DAY CARE on pramlBM avBitabfo toon. ,Esit Htrtlord. C T 08108 time they will be publicly sold bids will be publicly sor, C T . 06074. Port Time Help Wanted...... 10 Rooms for R ent...... 31 Cleoning Services...... 52 Heatina/Plumblna...... 60 TV/Stereo/Appliances...... 75 opened and read aloud. The opened at 7:30 P.M. that Equal OppoflunNy Cmp4oyar M/F Lawn C o re ...... 53 MIscelloneous Services...... Machinery ond Tools...... East Hartford Public Schools evening. The Board of CARE CENTER Help Wanted...... n Apartments for Rent...... 37 74 A u to m o tiv e GLASTGNBURY HEALTH Atftana Health Cere Aceoolatee. hAaneged Facility Situation Wanted...... 17 Condominiums for Rent...... Bookkeeoing/Income Ta x ...... 54 Services Wanted...... 67 reserves the right to accept Selectmen reserves the rlpht ...... 33 Gordenlng...... 77 or relect any or oil Cost Pro­ to accept or relect any or oil Butlneit Opportunities...... 13 Homes for R ent...... 34 Carpentry/Rem odeling...... 55 Landscaping...... 63 Cars for Sole...... 91 CARE CENTER 1175 Hebron Ave. Good Things to Eat...... 73 posals or the right to waive bids. Specifications ore AihanaMaaKh Cara Aaaoolata. Inc. Manapad Facility Instruction...... \4 Store/Dfflce Space...... 35 Polntlng/Poperlng...... 56 Concrete...... Trucks/Vans for Sale...... 92 Qlaatonbury, C T 06033 Fuel OII/Cool/FIrewood...... technical formalities If It Is In available of the above 1175 Hebron Ave., Glastonbury, C T 06033 Employment Services...... 15 Resort Property ...... 36 79 Campers/Trallers...... 93 the best Interest of the School address or coll 649-8743. MEDICAL Industrial Properly...... 37 SUPER SAVINGS WITH OUR SPECIAL Form Supplies and Equipment...... 10 Motorcvcles/Mopeds...... 94 Ooportment to do so. ( ) (203) 659-1905 Real Estate Goroaes ond Storope...... Auto Services...... Richard A. Huot, BOLTON BOARD OF 203 659-1905 Equal Opportunity Employar W f ...... 38 Office/Retoll Equipment...... 1 1 ..95 SELECTMEN S* Equal Opportunity EmpfoyBr W f RECEPTIONIST/CLERK Homes for Sole...... 71 Roommotes Wanted...... 39 MONTHLY CASH IN ADVANCE RATES... Autos tor Rent/Leose...... Director/Business Services Recreotlonql Equipment...... (7 ..96 033- 04 Condominiums for Sole...... 77 Wonted to Ront...... 40 Call 643-2711 for more Information! Miscellaneous Automotive...... 97 021-04 Full time position with excellent benefits work­ Bools and Marine Equipment...... 13 Wanted to Buy/Trode...... 98 ing in 150-bed SNF. Diverse responsibilities in­ clude some phone/typing, work with our Direc­ R ATES: 1 to 6 doys; 90 cents per line per day. DEADLINES; For classified advertlsments to r e a d y o u r AD: Clotslfgd odvartisfmants ora Soctlon 2-186. Rant Fold to the Cemmisslen. tor of Human Services and patients. Excellent 7 to 19 days: 70 cents per line per day. be published Tuesday through Saturday, the taken by telephone os a convenience. The TOWN OF MANCHBSTBR, CONNECTICUT Manchester Herald Is responsible for only one organizational and personal skills essential. 20 to 25 doys; 60 cents per line per day. deadline Is noon on the dov before publica­ NOTICB OF ADOFTION OF ORDINANCI (0) If the Commission detormlnos, otter haorlne. that the housing accommodation In IT AN Incorrect Insertion and then only for the size of Call Marilee Tuller at 875-0771 for information/ 26 or more doys: SO cents per line per day. tion. For advertisements to be published question tolls to comply with State Statute or regulations or Town ot Monchostsr rooulotlons AN'T the original Insertion. Errors which do not lessen In ocordonce with the provlaloni of Chapter 3, Sectloni 1 ond9of the Town Charter, notice It Minimum charge; 4 lines. Mondov, the deodllne Is 2:30 p.m. on Friday. hereby given of the adoption bv the Boord ot Dlractora of the Town ot Monchaater, f°mr a*!!d ""i** “ (•♦'''♦ho Commission moy order tha tenant to pay the appointment. the value of the advertisement will not be Connecticut, on April 5 ,19SS. ’ lb ? T h I 'I*? Cohf»'n'**lon< ♦• tho Commission. corrected by an additional Insertion. '’• P * "" •*«Tow occount, at horolnoftor providod, **'■ •"•♦olKrtlons SO PS to brlno tho Rockville Memorial ORDINANCB " I"'•'♦h such statute, raoulotlon and ordinance, th . corrected such violations oftor ordor reducing the rent, and It , PART TIME PART TIME BB IT ORDAINBD by the Board of Directors of theTown of Moneheater that the following be tr*_r**l* been reduced solely because of such violations, ths landlord may potitlon the Nursing Home Notices n o ) added to Chapter Two of the Code of Ordinance!; HELP WANTED HELP WANTED HELP WANTED HELP WANTED ln*eserow •♦ ♦♦’• otlPlnol rent and for tho payment to him of Im rent held 22 South Street / Rockville Ool HELP WANTED Dr. Crane’s Answers ARTICLB X. FAIR R INT COMMISSION k As a condition precedent to '• "• '♦ • I violotlonsotfer the order raduclno the rent, but W ANTED.. Mature •“'•'v hucauso Of such vlolotlons, the landlord moy potitlon mo the placement of ony adver­ PART Time nights- Help CUSTODIAN- Night shift. DRIVER. Immediate op­ EXPERIENCED Siding Section 2-100. Created; Momberalilp. * tising In the Manchester He­ woman to work part ord*r fixing a foir ond •qultoblt rtnt for luch housing occommodotlon In wanted to load trucks. Contact Dr. Michael ening. Manchester He­ Installer wanted. Full rald, Advertiser hereby time In daycare toking Approximate hours Blake, Principle. Tol­ rald route Coventry Pursuant to Sections 7-l4Sb. through 7-14Sf. of the General Stotutaa of Connecticut and r^isntVeld m th^escrow account ••♦'♦'•h' O"** ♦o'" ♦*>• paymont to him of the agrees to protect. Indemnify care of Infants. 1 lob tim e. 643-9633 o r 742- Sections 2-2 and 3-1 of the Charter of the Town, there li hereby created o Fair Rent LEAD HOUSEKEEPER and hold harmless the Man­ 5pm to 9 : 30pm . land High School. 872- area. Short hours, 5406. Quiz on Page 2 Commlaslon, which shall be composad of tavan (7) electori of tha Town who shall be ♦"'•^••cjlon' upon reasonable determination of the available 7am-1pm. 2 Mondav-Frldoy, apply 0561, application dead­ good pay. Call 742-8867 Commjttjony tht original rtnt or such foIr ond tquitobit rtnt ot dtttrntlntd bv tht chester Herald, Its officers lobs avalibble 1pm- 1. Tropism (Action without a nervous system) oppolntsd by tha Board of Olractors. Tha mambarahip of the Committlon tholl Include on '?*? •♦♦•'^ retrooctive, at the discretion of the C om ^s^on, to and employees against any In person. Peauot line A p ril 15th. Position o r 647-9946 and leave equal number of landlords and tenants with a minimum of two (2) aach. Of tha membart first The G. FOX Distribution Center 0 6pm. Cqtt' The Child 2. Gilt (Hog) hLnri^o u '■•l''*♦“♦•ment. No such relnstotomontshallbt effective until ottero . and oil liability, loss or Spring Water Co., to begin April 18th. name and telephone SALES CLERK/ 3. Somnus oppolntsd, two (2) than ba dealgnotad to aarva for o term ending November 30,19SS; two (2) htorlng It htid by tht Committlon In occordonct with tht provltlont of Stcflon 2-103 htrtof. expense, Including otlor- ren's Place Inc, Man- Spring Street Exten- EOE.______number and I will call tholl be datlgnoted to lervt lor a farm ending November 30, 19S9; and three (3) aholl be In So. Windsor has an Immediate opening (or a dnlgnated to serve for o term ending November 30, 1990. Thereafter, members iholl be nevs' fees, arising from chester. 643-5535. tlon. Glastonbury. you back.______CASHIERS 4. Trowel (On briqks) Soctlon 3-197. Bterow Account. lead houaakaapar. Reporting to tha operatlona claims of unfair trade practi­ HAIRSTYLIST and As­ appointed to ter va for o term of three (3) vaora ending In the month of November. In the event A Better port time lob. sistant Hairstylist tor SCHOOL bus drivers and Department Ma­ 5. Piebe of death or realgnotlon ot any member of the Commlatlon, tftucceator shall ba appointed bv manager, thia position ancompassas all phaaas ces, Infringement of trade Safe drivers needed to •»*o»ll»h on escrow account with o locol bonk Into marks, trade nam esf* oot- busy shop. Please call needed for town of nager wanted at 6. (a) Nancy — Reagan (w) tha Board of Directors to serve the unexpIred portion of the term of which such member hod of housakaaping Including maintenance of been appointed. The Board of Directors mov romoveony memberforcauseandlhsreofter fill 4-5?®? ’ J ®"’*'' ♦unds paid f 0 It pursuant to this Article. Such funds shall ents, violation of rights of drive our children to DENTAL Hygenlst. Part Days 643-2103 evenings Glastonbury. Will once In modern (b) Ruth — Peale (v) Dt rtitottd to tht londlord It; offices, restrooms, and floors. Light paper work and from schools In such vacancy. In addition to the seven (7) regular members of the Committlon, tha Director !I! “ oil he successful In on appeal to the court, or; privacy and Infringement of tim e, 2-3 days per week 647-9385.______train. Drive as manyor pharmacy In Man- (c) Phyllis — Schlafly (z) of Health shall serve without vote at on ax officio member of the Committlon. Th t number of required, aa wall as tha ability to ovaraaaa staff of copyright ond proprietary Manchester. Now hir­ In smell established ih. i - L . ® " ’ " ’i **i'®" *P"!! S’’®*'' >■•••<»• “ ♦♦•'■ o potlllon In accordance with this article. PLASMA Sprayers or as tew hours as de­ chaetar’8 largeat (d) Pat — Nixon (y) Commission membsrt who shall be of the tome political party shall ba In accordance with (b) The Commission shall deposit Into the escrow account rent paid to the Commission bv 3 housakaepars. This la a full time position with rights, unfair competition ing. Free training. practice. Call 643-6528. sired. Bonus plan and State of Connecticut minority rapresanfotlon statute. The Committlon shall select from and libel ond slonder, which mechanically Inclined 1?"® *'®* '■•♦“ ••h *0 accept the rent otter the tenant has filed o complaint. occaalonal weekend work nacasaary. Prior ax- Ideal for college stu­ earned days. 100 per­ ehopping center. (e) Rosalyn — Carter (x) among Its members, o Chairperson and VIce-ChaIrperson. The membart of the Commission Sold ront shall bo withdrawn from the excrow account and paid to the landlord upon written m ay result from the publica­ Individuals to learn shall serve without compensation but may be reimbursed for necessary and octuol expenses dents, homemaker- cent paid medical Insu­ Fringe beoefite, ex­ roquttt from tht landlord. parlance helpful In houaakaaping. Wa offer a tion of any odvertlsment In Plasma Spray opera­ Incurred In the performance of their official duties. (c) The Committlon shall deposit Info the escrow account rent paid to tho Committlon bv s(you con bring a rance available to cellent salarlee. Daye compatitiva starting rata and a ganaroua am- the Manchester Herald by child), retirees and DAYCARE worker tion. $7 per hour to tononts vmen the land ord requestt-ln writing that the Commission hold tho rent until the advertiser. Including adver­ driver, family plan also only. Pleaaant work­ Section 2-181. Meetings; Rules and Regulations. complaint con be resolved either by conciliation or htorlng. Said rent shall ba withdrawn ployee discount. Apply In parson to; others. Coll Al today! needed. 12:30-5:30pm. start. Excellent benef­ tisements In ony free distri­ Please telephone 646-- its. Apply between available. Sove cost of in g conditlona. from the Mcrow account and paid to the landlord upon written request from ths landlord. bution publications pub­ 643-6912. daycare bring your 4 or Tha Chairperson or any three (3) members of the Fair Rent Committlon may coll o meeting Id) The Commission may providt tor the payment of the landlord's mortoaoe, taxes, and lished by the Manchester 9608. 9am-2pm or call 633- Apply at once to providkd that at least three (3) days advance notice of the meeting It given. Tha Committlon Insurance and the cost ot heat, water, electricity and essential utilities ot such expenses 9474. Connecticut 5 year old with you. shall, with the assistance and advice of the Town Attorney, adopt rules and regulations for G. FOX Distribution Center Herald. Penny Sleffert, Ann, Office manager HELP WANTED HELP WANTED become due and payable pondlnp the resolution of o complaint. 301 Qovernora Hwy., So. Windsor, 06074 Publisher Hardface. 911 New Applications available putting Into effect tha provisions ot this ortlclo, wh!..n rules and regulations shall not be from Glastonbury Pub­ or pharmacist. Inconsistent with the provisions hereof. The General Manager of the Town shall, ot the Section 2-188. Apptol. London Turnpike, request of the Commission, providt the services of o Socrotory and othar such employees of Glastonbury. lic Schools. Glaston­ OPTIMETRIC R e c e p ­ bury, Ct. Phone 633- LIggstt Pirkida the Town, technical consultants, and legal countol os It may rooulro. The Commission shall PUfton ooo'’'P''p4 hv any order ot the Commission may oppool to the Superior Court Employment J NO AD TODAY ? RECREATION I tionist. Pleasant per­ hold at least two (2 ) moatlngs each calendar year. within twenty (20) days following the molllno ot sold order by certified mall. Any such appeal 5231 ext. 430. E O E . Pharmicy sonality for doctor's shall be considered a privlleeed matter with respect to the order of trial os provided In Section Mancheatar Parkade THERAPIST office In East Hartford. Soctlon 2-182. Fowert and Duttos 7- 1480, of the Connecticut General Statutes. E N T R Y TEACHERS Needed. En- Fo r 150-bed SN F. Full Light typing skills re­ WHAT’S THE USE? Manchester 0 ) The Fair Rent Commission may make studies and Invostlgatlons, conduct hearings and Section 2-189. Fenolty far Violation. I PART TIME thuslastlc, loving Indi­ time position for indi­ quired. Send Inquiries; receive complaints rolatluve to rental chargts on housing accommodations, except those ARE YOU LOOKING WEATHER IS TOO NASTY... CLERK viduals who enloy Box S, C/O Manchester accommodations rontod on a teosonol basis, within Its lurlsdictlon, which term shall Include Hi] HELP WANTED KENNEL Assistant vidual meeting state Any pers®n who violates ony order of ront reduction or rent suspension bv demanding, Immediate opening for working with toddlers. Herald. mobile home and mobile home park lots. In order to control and ellmlnata excessive rental accepting or receiving an amount In excess thereof while such ordinance remains In sttoct, no — WEATHER IS TOO GOOD. needed for busy board­ requirements. Compe­ FOR TEMPORARY WORK? local company. Ideal Full and port time posi­ charges on housing accommodations, and to carry out tho provisions of Sections 7-148b to ♦* 7-108 ot the Article Is pendlno or violates any other provisions ot PHONE From Home!!! — NO ONE HAS TIME TO READ ing kennel. Energetic titive salary and excel­ MECHANIC. Small en- 7-148f Inclusive, Section 470-20 and subsoctlon (b) of Section 47o-23c of the Connecticut this Drdlnonce, or Connecticut General Statutes, Section 47o-20; or ¥*ho refusot to obey ony Part time telephone position for someone tions avollable. Call glne. 2 8, 4 cycle expe­ General Statutes. The Committlon for such purposes, may compel tha attendance of persons — MY AD WILL GET BURIED Marge at The Child­ 4>ersons for full and lent benefits. Join our tubppoM, o r ^ r or decision of the Committlon pursuant thereto shall ba fined not lets thon Come Join the G. Fox Team! sales. Your hours ore IN ALL THE OTHER ADS... returning to the work­ port time positions. Im­ rience. Full and port at hearings, Issut subpoenas and administer oaths, Itsuo ordtrsond continue, review, amend, ♦w^nty4lv^ (825.00) dollars nor more than one hundred dollars (8100.00) forooch offense. If rens Discovery Center. innovative TRPD terminate or suspend any of Its orders and decisions. such oftense continues fw more than five 15) doys. It shall constltuto o new offense tor ooch your own. This Is the place. Must be reliable, mediate openings, time positions. Expe­ perfect lob tor those of — NO ONE WILL REMEMBER 633-1508. team! CallJerryCorb­ rienced. Own tools. b) For purposes of this artlclo ''tootonal botlt" means housing accommodations rented tor day It continues to exist thereafter. The G. FOX Distribution Center MY AO NEXT WEEK... with typing or data entry good pay. Duties In­ 0 period or porlodt oeeroeotlne not moro than ont hundred twenty (120) days In any one (1) you who can't or don't clude bathing, feeding, ett at 875-0771 for infor- Coll Eckert’s, Coven- calendar year. tecllen 2-118. Rvoluatlen of Fair Rent Cemmisslen. skills a plua Able to In So. Windsor has Immadiata temporary opan- want to leave your WE’VE HEARD ALL THE EXCUSESI PARTTIMt and cleaning. Early mation/appointment. try . 742-6103.______9 Section 2-101. Hearings; Cemplolntt. Ingt for full time material handlart. These posi­ home, but wish to make WE KNOW FROM RESEARCH STUDIES THAT communicate well with hours and weekend The Cholritarspn of the Commission shall provide to the Board of Dlroctors In Jonuory.on exceptional money. Rockville Memorial annual report of the Commission's operations. The Board ot Directors ot ths Town mov tions are Monday-Friday, 1st shift and may re­ AN INTERESTING, INFORMATIVE AD customers over the *8-’ 12/H0UR work. Will train. Apply Any tenant residing In tha Town of Manchester shall bo ollglbl# to file o complaint with the roquest also thot the Town Director ot Health provide o review of the Commission's Must be able to contact phone and have a posi­ In person 10omto4pm. Nursing Home Supply Clerk Committlon. A complaint shall bo fllod with ths Town Health Doportment on forms provided. operations. quire tome weekend work. Tha individuals wa professional people, WILL BE READ ANYTIMEI tive attitude. Excellent IMMEDIATE Canine Holiday Inne, 22 South Street Moadows Manorv is A hearing on the complaint shall be scheduled within thirty (30) days of tha filing ot 0 are aaaklng will ba asalating us forapproximatlay retail store managers 200 Sheldon Rood. Rockville______complaint. Written notice of tha dote, tlmeond ploce of the hearing shall bo given by mailing o 4 weeks to aat-up (or our diatrlbutlon canter aala. and small businesses company benefits. Call; currently seeking a notice thereof, by cortlflod moll to the landlord and tho tenont ot loost ten (10 ) days prior to POSITIONS FLORAL Designer. Expe- Soctlon 2-111. Ootlnltlons. Apply In paraoni Monday-Friday 9am - 4:30 pm. by phone. Experience HERALD 643-2711 told hearing. In the event that the complaint involves a mottert within the lurlsdictlon of tha Royai Consumer part-time supply Town Health Deportmont or any other public agency, the matter may be referred to tho not necessary os we Telemarketing Service rlenced In weddings OPTIM ETRIC Assistant. Business Products and all kinds of floral clerk to deliver sup­ appropriate agency for action and the (commission may concurrently exercise Its powers (o) Houtina Accommodation: Any building or structure. In whole or In port, containing will train the right Indi­ Co. It looking for Port time and full time hereunder. living quarters occupied or Intended for occupancy os o ploct of rosidence. Including mobile G. FOX Distribution Center 8 447-034S ext. 210 arrangements. Greens positions. Monsflel- plies to nursing sta­ homes and moblls homo pork lots, except tha followine: viduals. Your Income sharp, aggressive Indl- 301 Qovamora Hwy., 80. Windsor, 06074 potential Is unlimited ______ask for Bob & Things Florist, 296 W. dcoventry town line. Section 2-184. Conclllotlen. (1) A hospital, convent, monastery, asylum, public Institution, college or school living vlduala NOW1 No ex­ tions. The 16 hour quarters, or any Institution oporoted exclutivtiv for charitable or educational purposot. and you never have to Middle Turnpike, Man­ Only mature, energetic EOE perience necatsery as chester. Ask for Elvo. position will be Fri- The Chairperson of the Fair Rent Committlon, may roquest that tho Town Attornov, or (2) Any housing accommodation owned ond operotod by the United States, tha State of leave your home If you need apply. Will train. Connecticut, the Town of Manchester, tha Houtlno Authority of the Town of Monchestor, or PAINTER'S Helper. Own wa provide complete 643-1635. day-Monday, 4 detlanee, or any sultoMo person meet with the parties. If the portlet content. In o session don't want to. It this p Gbsafled! transportation. Full or Send resume to: Box dosed to the public, to attempt to reconcile differences between the parties prior to Initiating any agency or political subdivision of tho above. (b) Rent or Rental Cborae; Periodic payments to bt mode to the landlord under a rental sounds to good to be port time. Start Imme­ training. Flexible SS, C/O The Manches­ hours per day, hours the formal hearing process. Any ooreement between the parties as a result of told meetlno ter Herald. mutt be In writing tloned by the parties and wltnossed by the conciliator. ooreement. true. It Isn't. It's tele­ diately. Call 742-9714. houra, days or avan- TILSMAaKlTINa negotiable. Starting (c) Rental Aoreoment; An ooreement written or oral, and valid rules and regulotlons HoBMBiakars, StBdBBta, SatlrBaB, PrefasalBRal* marketing and we need pill lone ne nsolls! Ings. Excallant starting EXPERIENCED C o n - Sedlon 1-185. Censlderotlen Ip Dptarmipipa Fair Rental Charge. ambodvlno ths forms and conditions concernlno tho use and occupancy of o housing you to make It work. OPTIM ETRIC Assistont. salary is $7/Hr. accommodation. Part time and full time •alary and ganaroua crete Floor Finishers The G. FOX Dittribution Center Call today for an ap­ and Form Builders. Ex­ Knowledge of medi­ a) In detarmlnlno whether a rental chorgg or o proposed Incraosad In a rental choree It so Id) Landlord: The person who leoses, subleases, or rents any housing accommodation, position. Only moture commlaslon program. (e) Tenant: Tho person who looses or rents any housing accommodation ot hit or her In So. Windsor la now accepting applications for pointment between SUCCESS cellent pay, medlcol- cal supplies^ and excessive, with due regard to all the clrcumstancos, at to bo harsh and unconsclonoblt, the and energetic need Call Mika batwaan residence. marchandlaa procasaors, who will verify orders, 3:30-5pm only. Ask for Tel-Amerlca, one of /dentol benefits. Must fair rant committlon shall consider such of the following clrcumstancos ot ore applicable to apply. Wilt train. Send 9am-9pm. computers helpful, tho typo ot accommodotlon: (1) The rents chorged for the same number of rooms In othsr ticket and hand marchandlsa and Inaura that Dennis Santoro. 643- the moat succasaf ul te- be experienced. 742- housing accommodations In tho tarn# ond in other areas of the munidpallty; (2) the sanitary Prepared bv John W. Cooney, Town Attorney resume to ; Box SS, C /O 1053.______but will train. Please Steven R. Warbnar, Asslstonl Town Attorney •hipmanta to our stores ate correct. Schadulaa 2711. T h e Manchester conditions existing In the housing accommodation In question; (3) the number of bathtubs or fpiM iliinCf 289-1156 lamarkatlng sarvlca Contact Mrs. showers, flush water cloeets, klfchen sink* and lavatory basins avalloMo to tho occupants avallabla are; M ANICURIST- To do noil H erald. bureaus In Amarica la CHILD Core workers thoreof; (4) ttrvicas, furnitura, furnishings and equlpmont supplied therein; (5) the size and 2- 29-88-Revlslont: tips and manicures. needed. Full and port Bouchard at: 3- 1-88 7:15 am to 3:40 pm 8 am to 3:45 pm FLORIST Shop work. number of bedrooms contolnad therein; (6) rooolrtnecateary to moke suchaccommodotlons Port time. Call Rita TYPIST- We need on looking for goal ori- 1-7-88 Floral Designer. Full time positions availa­ reasonably______llvaMo for the______occupants accommodatedmmedoted thorofn;therein; (71 the amount of taxes and 7:15 am to 12 Noon 8 am to 12 Noon 649-7897 or 649-8568. Individual with good anted people who have ble. Good starting pay MMdows Mmor overhead expenses. Including debt service, thereof; ( ) whother the accommodations ore In or port time with some 8 This Drdlnonce shall taka effect tan (10) days otter this Dubllcotlon In this nswspopar 9 am to 2 pm Bf'f'ause of our countless readers. typing skills, policy a desire to earn big and benefits. Expe­ compliance with the ordinances of tho municipality ana the general statutes relatino toheolth PART Time Service experience preferred. 333 BMwtll St provided that within ten (10) days otter this publication of this Drdlnonco, o petition tloned bv typing preferred but rience preferred but and safety; (9) the Income of the peHtlener and the ayallabllltv of accommodations; ( 10) the Apply In parson batwaan Sam and 5pm, Monday Clerk, 15-20 hours per Classified ads brin,< suc h good Apply In person: money. Full or part avolloblllty of utilities; 1 1 1 ] damoges dona to tho promises bv the tenant, caused by other then not lest than fl vo (5) porcent of the electors of ths Town, os delermlnod f rom tho latest official not required. The posi­ not necessary. Coll - lists of the Reolstrors of Voters, has not been filed with tho Town Clark reouestlna Its reference thru Friday. Wa offer a compatitiva starting rata, a week. Flexible. $4.50 to Krause Florist, 621 time, days or evenings. 646 Manchettor, CT. ordinary woor and tear; (t8) the amount and frequency of Incraqtee In rental choroet; (13) response you may have l-o'ible tio n also r e q u ire s 7090. whether, and the extant to which, the Income from on Increase In rental choroet has been or to o special Town election. ganaroua Incantiva bonus program that anablas start. 643-5135 Sonya or Hartford Rood, No experience neees- strong clerical skills. 647-9191 will bo roinvestad In Improvements to the accommodations. If tha Commission detormlnos, you to earn additional money and tha bast am- Felicia.______Monchester.______■ary. ^ r t l n g salary to HAIRDRESSER- Wont to oftor haorlno, that the rental charge or propeeed Incrooso In the rental chorgeforthohosulno Jomot Fooorty keeping traek of interested callers! We offer a pleasant get back Into hair­ Secretary ployaa discount program In tha area. Apply at: PART Time truck driver. MAKE Money at home *8 per hour * excellent accommodation Is so txctssl vo, based on tho stondords and criteria set forth, herein, at to be office environment In dressing? Good oppor­ harsh and unconscionable. It may ordor that the rent be limited to such on amount ot It Board of Directors Hours 1-5pm, must be assembling electron­ Manchester Glastonbury with free commlaslona. Call Mr, tunity In o friendly determines to bo fair and equitable. Any such order shall net become oftecllvo sooner than the Monchostor, Connecticut G. FOX Dittribution Center 18 yeors of age. Please ics, crafts, others. parking. If you are DENTAL Assistant. Full first day of the next rental payment period foUoudna tho flilne of the complalht. 643-2711 Brown NOWI salon. Full or port Doted at Manchester, Connecticut this th day of April, 1908. 301 Qovamort Hwy., So. Wlndtor, C T 06074 opply In person. Herald More Information Intererested please coll time position available b) IfIfthoCemmlsslend the Commission detormlnos, otter hearing, that a landlord hot retaliated In any manner 6 time. 55% commission. Immadlotaiy. Expa- eoe Nielsen Auto Parts, 646 . (504)641-0091 ext 1390. Joy or Gerry at 659- 0001joolnstnst o tenant bacoupbecause tho tenant hot complorned to the Commission, the Commission may 203 - 289-1156 Coll Rita 649-7897 o r rlanca or training re­ order the londlerd to ce 1 and desist from such conduct. 0204M Center Street. Open 7days. Coll Now! 3561. Crum & Forster. 649-8568. quired. Call 643-6S28. ) 18 — MANCHESTER HERALD. Monday. April 11, 1988 88 - 17 MANCHESTER HERALD. Monday. April 11. 1988 — 19 IgyjH Q M E S Q jJ homes HOMES HOMES ROOMS HELP WANTED HELP WANTED ED HELP WANTED HELP WANTED NELP WANTED FDR SALE FOR SALE FOR SALE FOR SALE APARTMENTS CARS GD G3 El I»] FDR RENT FDR RENT CARS (MRS Merchandise FOR SALE (MRS ITEO FOR SALE FDR SALE REAL Estate Aoents- Op­ SECRETARY- Applicant MECHANIC- Raputoble CLERK- G. Fox, a New SOUTHERN N9W Eng­ BRAND New Listinglv« MANCHESTER. Cozy 3 CLQSE To buslines and FOR SALE MANCHESTER. Immoc- MANCHESTER. 454 Main portunity awaits In an needs good typing paving contractor C M tom tr SarvIcB England tradition of land classiflald ads ulote, lovely 3bedroom Popular Northfleld btdroom Cap* on quitt dow ntow n. $80 per SUBARU DL Wagon 1981. satltfactlon and na­ Street. 2nd floor, 3 expanding agency. skills, neat appear­ saaki qualified parton reach nearly 800,000 Ranch on a profession­ Green Condominium stTMt, formal dining, week. Coll 443-2659. New C lu tch , new axels. 1980 BUICK Skylark, 1983 Chevy Cavalier Call Nancy Hopkins at for all photos of equip- Tip CBBipiBy tional retail trend set­ homes In Connerticut c o m p le x i 4 ro o m nicolv finishtd lowtr room heated. No ap­ BOATS/MARINE Wagon, 4 speed, power ION/ ance, pleasing person­ ally landscaped VA pliances. Security. $480 ^ IP M E N T Good condition. $1300 stick. Air, body excel­ 488-2529. ality and good tele­ ment and truck repair IliBciMilgr ter hot on Immediate and Rhode Island. The acre lot, 2 baths, 1st Townhouse with 3 bed­ Igygl with storogt lAFARTMENTS negotiable. Call 649- lent, needs tune-up. steering, power V and mainfenca. Com­ opening In our mer­ price for a basic 25 ortas, full baths with per month. 446-2424, CLYDE LIFEGUARDS needed phone manners I Call floor laundry and flre- rooms, 2Regal ceup* *5695 DATSUN 210 1980- Excel­ BottNng Bloomfield condomini­ table paving contrac­ SOCIAL Worker- Dlrac- cludes 14x27 green­ houte Gardens. Beoutl- cylinder, 4 door, 4 ditioning. $750. Coll 446- ums. Senior lifesaving Qroat location. and telephone contact formation call Classi­ house. $229,900. D.W. new double pane Insu- Realty, 443-1591.0 wonderful neighbor­ canvas plus mooring 54 Camerocp*. *7995 lent running condition. ^Ofk. Ino. tor seeks qualified tor of Criminal Justice f u l one-bedroom cover. E-Z Loader In­ speed. $1500 or best 0213 after 4pm pocHlon* certificate required. re-entry program. with customers and fied, 443-2711 and ask Fish Realty, 443-1591 .□ I a t e d w I n d o w s r MANCHESTER. Excep- hood. $530plus utilities. 84 Century LTD 4 * *6295 Automatic, A/C, ra- ttort, CT truck drivers and Beautiful office. stores. Previous CRT ranches and town- No pets. Available May cluded. Very clean. 449- offer. 449-3492.______weekdoys.______Must be ovollable equipment operators. Cate management and tor detolls.o______throughout, tilt out for"' tlonal Duplex. Well 84 Citation 4 *. *4995 dlols. $1200. 44^5^21. If you Ilka daaling . experience and a plea­ BRAND New Listing I easy cleaning I Carport houses with private en- 1st. 643-9491.______2094 otter 4om. AMC Eagle 4x4 1981. TOYOTA Corollo 1977. starting Memorial Company benefits, ex­ program retponslblll- BOLTON- New listing. maintained 4-4 Duplex trances. $510-$550 as Spectrum 44r *3995 $500. Good condition. CHEVELLE 1973, Rebuilt rorkart Day- Labor Day. Coll with paopla, you'll sant telephone manner Delightful 7 room This spacious Ranch Is fo r 1 cor, fu ll base­ MANCHESTER- Avollo- 57,000 miles. Good run­ SSOIdeCallei*. *7995 III)* In • cellent pay. 433-0543. flet. Qualifications; necessary. This posi­ very deceiving from conveniently locoted In monthly Includes ap­ ning condition. $1200 444-5184 otter 4pm. 3504BDL 4 speed, posl. 278-2940. BSW or equivalent ex­ love thia Job. Call Ranch otters 3 bed­ ment. $145,000. Jackson a quiet neighborhood. ble Moy 1st. 4 rooms, 55 Ctiev. Aatro Van *9695 Very good condition. lanvlran- tion Is part time, 3 the outside I Inside fea­ 8i Jackson Real Estate, pliances, wall to wall, MISCELLANEOUS negotiable. 644-4173. ictlon or perience with criminal Sharon at rooms, large kitchen, 2 Each side has 3 bed­ a ir and parking. Super­ wall to wall In 3 rooms, S5 Century 4 er. *5995 $2800 or best otter. irlanoa It justice population. nights jier week 5- full baths and more. tures over 1400 square 647-8400.D no appliances, wo- FOR SALE V^America^ Rworite Store 9;30pm and all day feet of luscious one rooms, living room, intendent 872-2025, R.C. HQNDA Civic Wagon SS Cavelier CS 4 *. *5995 647-9925 after 3pm. Starting salary range AdvancBd CareBrs Deck off kitchen, full MALLARD View-Quality dining room and eat-ln White Co. 234-5941. sher/dryer hook-ups, 1979. Automatic, new 66 Century 4 er. *9995 HONDA V-45 Magna Tachnl- $17,000 to $19,500 With Saturday. We offer walk-out basement floor living space. Per­ parking 2 cars. $400 LIPMAN #1 fect for a retirement constructed 3 bedroom kitchen. Must be seen. front axle, brakes, runs 66 Camaro Ciw. *10,795 llOOcc 1985. Very low inlna raw comprehensive benef­ 2 8 2 -9 2 3 2 competitive starting with ample shelf space. attached single family $199,900. D.W. Fish NEW Apartments on bus- security deposit. $400 QUEENSIZE Woterbed ohamical rate and a generous home. Large master llne. 2nd floor. $550 per and looks great. $900. so Olds Dane cee-q^*11.295 VOLKSWAGEN miles. Excellent condi­ its. Send current Re­ Located on attractive homes (you own your Reolty, 443-1591.0 per month plus heat complete. Dark pine, 4 443-8094.______lab aam- employee discount bedroom with bullt-lns. month. 1 month secur­ drawer base, amtchlng 87 Caprioe »4e4"\3P^12,595 tion. $2900 or best offer. ■tarana- Now hiring Processing Clerks. Full time post sume and references to 1% acre lot. $23Z900. own lot),flreplaced llv-... and utilities. No dogs. 86 Subaru QL, 3 dr, Sllvar, S ap, Coll 643-9918. program. Apply Cozy den, form al din­ EAST Hartford. Lovely ity. Peterman Building Adults preferred. On ntghtstand and chest of DQDGE Von B2000 Cus­ 87 Chav. CalebrItyTdr *8995 mtratlon, tionations available. Experience not necessry. MANYMA Manchester Area of ONE OF THE good habits Coll today for appoint­ Ing room, I'/i baths, spacious Duplex with 4 WD. AC. AM-FM, *7296 ihaabll- EMPLOYEE benefita Conference of thrifty people hove deve­ M o n d o v -F rld a y , 9- ment. Ftano Realty. ing room, country kit­ Company. 449-9404.O busline. 449-8188 coll drawers. $500 or best tom 1974. Runs good, S7 Pont. 60004*. *9995 Sa VW QTI >0006 I. Apply In person dally 10 4 ; ^ m . G. Fox D istri­ chen and super living Anderson permashleld ^w alk-out basement. many new ports, 4 new II aia ta- a.m. to 6 p.m. Monday through Saturday. Churches, P.D. Box loped Is dollv reading of 444-5200. 0 termopane windows, 3 Bedroom apartment on between 2 and 4pm. otter. Coll otter 4pm. 87 Century 4 *. *9995 80 Trent Am, Bik, •11,906 CAMPERS/ npalltlva bution Center, 301 Gov- room with fireplace. Landscaping and 548-1903. tires and moos. Needs 66 Toy. Taroal, 2 dr. rad, *6196 773. Manchester, CT. the ads in classified. MANCHESTER. 1 year range, refrigerator, fenced back yard. 2nd floor In 4 fam ily RDCKVILLE- New large TRAHiRS MANCHESTEN K-MAIIT ernor's Highway. Lakewood C ircle In house. $400 per month: some work. $250. 643- 80 (2) Tarealt 4 dr. AT, •0006 lylnpar- 04040, by April 18th, That's where thev find South W indsor, CT. old Duplex. 3 bed­ Manchester. $198,000. dishwasher and win­ $240,000. Realty World, 1 bedroom. Wosher/D- 8094. 8 7 2 - 9 1 1 1 PtrsoBBtl Dgpt 1988. EQE. value buvs. dows, range, refrigera­ Coll 445-8201.______ryer hook-ups. 2nd 85 Chav Cavalier Type ia *3296 SUNLINE 1987- 20 foot 04074.______rooms, 2 full baths, full Jackson & Jackson .Benoit, Frechette As­ 60 Cutlaaa Clarra bm. •780S Travel Trailer with :ola 239 Spencer S t, MaRcheeter basement, private Real Estate, 447-8400.D tor, dlshwosner ond sociates, 444-7709.D MANCHESTER- Spa­ floor. Stove, refrigera­ BUICK Riviera 1969. B4 Audi 4000. quarto, •S406 microwave oven, car­ cious 3 bedroom. Heat, tor, carpeting, park­ Automotive Loaded, re-bullt mo­ CHEVY 1949. Timing awning and TV an­ 643-S122 driveway, fully car­ chain blown-tor ports 84 Volvo DU 4 dr, bra AT. *7895 tenna. Used twice, lo., eoE SECRETARIAL peted. New stove, re­ MANCHESTER. $209,900. peting, full basement hot woter and applian­ ing, storage area. $490 tor, new brakes and S4 VW QLI •6796 Real Estate Immaculate 9 room U and even an attache^: ces In c lu d e d . $425 plus utilities. Evenings exhaust. Excellent or tlx. $100 or best $7,800. 871-0472. a Inc. frigerator and dis­ >9|APARTMENTS offer. Bob 449-0478. S3 VW Campor AT. >7096 at hwasher. Vinyl siding. 8< R Built Ranch In area garage. $149,900. Blan» monthly. No pets. 443-8557.______CARS condition. Reol clean. 84 VW Rabbit, 45K, '4296 A POSITION chord 8i Rossetto ReolJ ‘ ■fo r RENT Credit references. 643- $850. 643-8094. Olds Cutlass Cruiser 1987. MOTORCYCLES/ nos HOMES Large closets. On quiet of fine homes. Lovely EAST Hartford. 3 room I FOR SALE S2 VW Convartibla. •9866 I loywM/r y'^S^’Americals Rworile Store Immediate full time opening for cul-de-sac. Immediate vord with In-ground tors," We're Selling 0157,12-5pm. apartment. $450 plus Brougham Wagon. 82 Suick Skylark, <3298 ____ I m o p ed s FOR SALE occupancy. $139,900. pool. Must seel Kler­ Houses" 444-2482.0 utilities. Security. No Loaded. All options. 4 82 Ford EXT, 'EtSS HO CLASSIC Ford Falcon FINDING A cosh buve 79 BMW 3201. <4795 well organized individual with ex­ Coll Ed at 449-2947. nan Realty. 449-1147. HEALTH Spa Included Hi: pets. 549-4087.______1944, Runs, needs some for sporting goods equlr months old, 3900 miles. YAMAHA 1980 250 Excl- indlers- All real estate advertised In SOUTH Windsor- "Newer this magnificlent 10< Rost proofed, etc. Paid ter. Runs good. Needs cellent typing and communica­ MANCHESTER. 5 fomlly MANCHESTER. 2 bed­ work. $200. Coll Gene ment Is easy when yo $15,400. asking $13,000 24 ToUs m I Tiipk, Me. S3 Enolond the Manchester Herald Is house, fully rented. Townhouse", mid room home, 3 full; TH E OLCOTT otter 5;30pm. 433-6164.D odvertlse In classified. minor repairs. Asking room Townhouse with or best otter. 449-2178. VeriWR, GT • 64B-263S $250. 644-4704. idtlsfac- tions skills. Computer experience sublect to the Fair Housing Great Investment. $150's. Price reduced baths* Inside pool,* 40 Olcott St. ■ Manchester, CT 06040 fireplace. Heat, car­ dl retoll Wanted — Night crew Act ot 1WS, which mokes It for quick sale on this sauna and work out; helpful. Generous salary and bene­ llleoal to advertise any pref­ $300,000. Call Ed at peting, A/C, all ap­ s Imme- 449-2947.______spacious SVi rooms, 2 area. Must be seen I* The Olcott Is now managed by the Beacon Man­ pliances. Nice loco- fit package. Call for interview or erence, limitation or discrim­ Blanchard 8i Rossetto; for full Looking for a 6 person team to stock ination based on race, color, MANCHESTER. Raised bedrooms, beautiful agement Corp. We are now accepting applica­ tlon. Coll 647-1595. ondlers P kitchen, dining area, Realtors," We're Sel-* stop In to complete an application. religion, sex or national tions (or our 1 and 2 bedroom units, s ta tin g at shelves on the night shift, Monday Ranch, 11 years old, 4 ling Houses" 444-2482.o; "ONLY AT Windsor origin, or on Intention to bedrooms, T/j baths, sunken living room •500 fooaOur 1 bedroom units and *550 for our 2 8TDRE AND Center, through Thursday, 9:30 p.m. to moke any such preference, with nice fireplace, PORTER Street 6 room,; ns ore limitation or discrimination. fireplace, pool, near bedroom units. Fully applianced kitchens, pri­ OFFICE SPACE UBURBAN schools, shopping, family room, deck and 1'/> bath Colonial with* ♦ 4 “ -Friday I 7 a.m. Competitive wages and bene­ ABA The Herald will not know- garage! I Don't miss quarry stone front. 3; vate parking, near schools and shopping malls, SUBARU iturdov, Inolv occept any odverflse- public transportation. swimming pool, wall to wall carpeting, resi­ fits. For mature responsibie indi­ ment which Is In violation of Neighborhood deve­ this one! Century-21 bedrooms, deck and. tlvlduol TOOL & DIE CO. INC. Lindsey Real Estate. dent paid utilitiea, no pets. 4 “ the low. loped, clean, con­ garage. Cleon and at-' Ain PAYMENT w ill be viduals. Interested applicants apply 1319 Tolland Turnpike formed. Will not last at 519 Center Street, Man- tractive. $164,900. Blon-I N9w 0tUc9 Space ate vor- chester, CT. 449-4000. to: Manchester $219,900. Coll 443-9095 or chord 8, Rossetto Real-' Rental Office is open daily, corner Mancheeter Rd. I eaulp- 449-2274. WILLIMANTIC- "More tors," We're Selling: 9-5, Monday thru Friday 8i Hebron Ave., Glas­ 4 “ no and HELP WANTED GD tor the money", Houses" 444-2482.P ' tonbury. Available :ks, lo­ MANCHESTER. Lovely 3 Please call O F V PAYMENT UNTIl/jULY $140,900. Don’t miss EAST Hertford-: 643-0612 643-6432 re and MANCHESTER K-MART bedroom Cope, 1'/j June let, 420 sq. ft.. 4 “ baths, dining room, this fabulous buy, Manchester. Large 8; related Personnel Dept., 239 Spencer St. stately and Impeccably room Raised Ranch* Utilities included. Call =ork-llft garage. In-ground Savings Bank of Man- DISCOUNTS pool, beautiful neigh­ clean 9 room Colonial I with 4 bedrooms, 1'/^; «8t««T8 SS. s d n n n js.how- M an ch ester ASSISTANT MANAGERS Features 4 bedrooms, 1 baths, garage, sliders* Equal Housing Opportunity cheater, 646*1700, ask 4 “ lo learn borhood! Sellers relo­ TO cating. $149,900. Cen­ both and 2 lavatories, from formal dining for Mr. Matrick ■iBte otter a 6 4 3 -5 1 2 2 MANAGEMENT TRAINEES / CASHIERS / SALESCLERKS beautiful center chim­ room to large covered- fa rtin g tury 21-Homeseekers wnnn * iS iS i'n • 4 0 0 0 __ 4 “ ney fireplace, finished 4 *4000 It em ­ EOE Are you creative and interested In a challenging position? Realty 423-5044. deck. Beautiful large #QL10 Turbo Wagon basement, woodstove, lot with 120' frontage.** CDNDDMINIUMS (»R8 *2000 T $2000 it pro- WILLINGTON. 7 room plus 2 car garage, car­ oppor- Lovely 1 owner home]* ____I f d r s a l e DARA6ES Was 17,399 Now '13,399 If so, CARD GALLERY, a dynamic chain of card and Raised Ranch on 1.4 port, separate work­ $179,900. Anne Mlllep. FDR SALE 4 “ e a r n SALEVOPERATOR Acre. 2 car garage. 3 AND ST0RA6E gift stores, is interested in talking to you. Individuals with shop and profession­ Real Estote, 447-8000.Q:: -'A^IANCHESTER. Beaytl- :entlve DATA ENTRY bedrooms, I'/j baths, ally landscaped flat NEW 1088 ipply In We are growing and have the following opportu­ retail background can quickly develop into store man­ Fleldstone fireplace In BEAT The Heat! Ortglnoi' ful 1 bedroom Condom­ One car garage. In aulet #454 lo t!! Century-21 Lind­ owners will have their area. Available May #531 TAKE YOUR PICK #334 > n d a y - nities In our new beautiful Glastonbury Jewelry agers. However, If you have no retail background and are living room. $149,900. sey Real Estate. 519 inium, carpeting has i;30pm. Coll 429-1213.______lovely above-ground • been updated, kitchen 1st. $45 month. 444-1484 Store opening April 25th. willing to learn, our stores provide an excellent training Center Street, Man- pool open and ready to or 549-3018. Ibutlon chester, CT. 449-4000, appllonces Include FWD JUSTY 5 speed 4 “ ernor's •Full time Sales of giftware — Including ground. Our benefit package includes; SOUTH Windsor. Open go tor the hot weather microwave. FWD 4 DOOR or FWD WAGON I Wlnd- China and crystal house, Sunday A pril 10, MANCHESTER- Hlgh- aheadi Top quality .'$95,900. Realty World, 1355 Old Main Street. wood Drive. See this construction Including Benoit, Frechette As­ WANTED •Retail Selling — experience preferred • Paid Vacations / Holidays Magnificlent 2.4 acre 4 “ •Part time sales of Jewelry - r prefer Mon­ desirable 8 plus room. plaster ceilings walls, 3 sociates, 644-7709.O TO RENT setting on Old Main Raised Ranch type bedrooms, I’/: baths, LYNCH $ 4 8 8 1 days and or Saturdays • Tuition Reimbursement Program GLASTONBURY. Im­ Street is lust begin­ home. 4 bedrooms, 1st floor family room," WANTED to Rent Cot­ * •Jewsiry Sales — experience preferred • Generous Company Discount ning. Completely reno­ maculate Townhouse. If this name is * 3 3 » 4 “ main floor family formal dining room, 3 bedrooms, formal tage, Lakeside, East of Wk •Operator — Saturdays. Duties Include: • Medical / Dental Plan vated! 3bedroom brick room, plus a finished large kitchen, summer the River. Weeks ot switchboard and back up on data entry, ser­ Ranch, 2 baths, formal dining room, rec room, not on your car, recreation room, porch. Dortsmouth fireplace, central air June 19, 26 and July 3. 10.0% APR, Sp 8551, TP 6577, FC 2016, 50 mos. 10.0% APR. 8p 0700 TP 12,501, FC 2051 60 mos. 4 “ vice counter and cashiering. Cashier positions available mornings, afternoon, evenings. dining room, fu ll base­ cathedral celling living Road In the Martin you probably paid 871-2573. “Excludes tax, reg.. Dock Feet • Rebate to dealer a qualified buyers, prior tales excluded IK ment with fireplace, a n d much more. •Data Entry — Full or part time, minimum Call Nancy James (collect) (203)236-3281 for a confiden­ room, Vh bathrooms, School District. $195,900. Realty World, too much!! fork- 3 days. Duties Include Data entry and back up hardwood floors, 2 cor stone fireplace. Just $239,900. Jackson 8< 4 “ tial interview or write: Diamond Sales Co., Inc., 345 North garage. See you Sun- reduced to $225,000. U 8, Benoit, Frechette As­ )sin- on switchboard, service counter and cashier­ Jackson Real Estate, sociates, 644-7709.D 88 Sifirl wood wagon, apx. 3500 To clean coffee stains ing. Main Street, Suite 315, West Hartford, CT 06117 daylI Directions; R Realty, 643-2492. 647-8400.O 87 Trans Am, black S gold, TPI Irec- Route 5 to Governors CONTEMPORARY from china or plastic, rub For HMO, major medical and dental, paid retire­ 87 Ford Rangar XLT Pickup stain with baking soda. To 4 “ illent ment and good salary call; Positions available at the CARD GALLERIES in: Highway to Main CARS CARS Townhouse. 1800 87 Pontiac Grand AM 4dr, gray Street. Turn right, "• square feet of living S7 Supra, 2-tons brn. 5 apd. find a cash buyer for that itial. EAST HARTFORD • MANCHESTER • VERNON FDR SALE FOR SALE china closet you no longer * Mr. Dana Fairbanks house on left. $279,900. OD area available within 2 67 Dodga D100 PU. AT, AC 4 “ tion/ Klernan Realty 449- bedroom, 1'/a baths 87 Dodga D100 Pickup use, place a low-cost ad In 278^3050 1147.______home. 20’ studio on 3rd Classified. 643-2711. - Lux Bond and Groan Fine Jeweiers 87 Pont Sunbird 4 dr asdan BOLTON. Open house, floor. Garage. $160's. 87 Samurai hrdip., JX pkg. Since 1898 Sunday, April 10, 14 Blanchard 8, Rossetto 87 Chsvy Nova 4 dr, AT. AC Enrico Road. Exquisite OVERSTOCKED Realtors," We're Sel- 87 Trans Am OTA, rad new Contemporary llno Houses" 444-2482.P 87 ToyoU 4x4 PU. blua ™ AUTOMOTIVE ■ anch, featuring formal VERNON. Back on the 87 Grand Prix, V8. full powsr market. Cozy Condom- 87 Toyota PU, standard, rad Trainees and dining room, spacious We’re Dealing” 87 QMC Custom Van. 10K S e r v ic e W r it e r /A d viso family room with field- . Inlum with view. New 87 Suzuki Samurai, black Experienced Managers stone fireplace, sun- carpet, appliances, 88 Ford Rangar 4x4, 8TX pkg. etc. $74,900. Realty We're D'angelo, one o( New England's fastest growing food F U L L T I M E room, skylights, lo- 86 FlraMrd, V8,4 ip. T-topa A cuzzl and much, much M a n ,, W y World, Benoit, YOUR CHOICE chains, and we build more than sub sandwiches-we're 88 Calloa GT LB. 5 apd., AC building success at such an incredible rate were seeking morel Custom quality ' Frechette Associates, 06 Toyota 4x4, rad, 19K additional managers to join us! Immediate opening, experience throughout! Direc­ 1987 Chevrolet Caviller...... *7 9 9 5 444-7709.G______86 Nova 4 dr. AT. PS. 16K ar tions; Campmeeting MANCHESTER spacious 86 Pontiac STE 4 dr, blua SALARIES: ta rn up to $45,000 fbase salary filus bonus). preferred, but not necessary as we will Rood to Birch Moun­ 1984 Honda Accord 4 Dr., s Spd.. a c .. *7 9 9 5 2 bedroom Townhouse, se GMC Satan Panar van. 12K ar a 86 Toyota Camry DIx. AT, AC BENEFITS; l ully paid BC7BS Master Health Plus, lilt* in­ tain Road, left onto V/7 baths, large kit­ ont Enrico Road. $349,900. 1986 Flora ve. s Spd.. Tim. Tiit. a c . bik.... *7 9 9 5 88 Cutlaaa Suprm. epa., maroon APRIL TRUCK SALE surance, short and long term disability, 50% train the right individual. M any benefits chen, basem ent In Klernan Realty 449- 86 Buick Rsgal Cps, V6 laas company-paid dental insurance and profit small complex. BRAND NEW 1988 TOYOTA BRAND NEW 1988 TOYOTA 1147.0______1984 VW J6ttSf 4 Door, Auto.... *5 9 9 5 86 Cbsvy Cavallar CL wagon of sharing plan. including vacation with pay, paid $119,900. By owner. 643- 86 Toyota DIx Pass Van, S apd lork EAST Hertford. Move In 7930. 88 Toyota 4x4 longbad 4 Wheel Drive, Standard Bed, 5 Speed, White 2 Wheel Drive, Standard Bed, 4 Speed, Tan G R O W TH : Company •owiled stores provide imrc*asing 1987 Honda Civic, Hatchback *7 4 9 5 rtof holidays, etc. condition. 4 room, 3 or 4 se Toyota Extra Cab Pick-up management ofiportumties and sufjport. bedroom Cape with with 1985 Chav. Astro Custom Van... *8 9 9 5 LDT8/LAND se Pont Grand Am. VS. 9K ml PEOPLE: Half our managemenl tt*am started work country style kitchen. 2 86 ToyoUl Celica QT LB ex- full baths, 3 year old FDR SALE 86 Toyota MR2, 14K ml ir a with us part-time; the other half left our Apply at once to: furnace, 2 zone heat. 1983 OodgM RampflgMf CuBtom Pickup .. *3 9 9 5 86 Oldt Calais 4dr, gold am­ competition. Great location. Great COLCHESTER. Excel­ 86 Chevy Celebrity 4 dr 1983 Hondl Accordf 4 Door, Auto, AC .. 5 DAY WK: One day oft on the* weekend. One day off home! $135,000. Strano *8 4 9 5 lent country atmos­ 80 QMC 1500 Series P/U during the wc»ek. T O M D E L L Real Estate, 447-7453.0 phere. 1.15 acre lot In BO Toyota Tercel 3 dr, AC 1984 Hondl Accordf 4 Door. Auto, AC .. *8 4 9 5 newer subdivision. 80 Toyota Corolla 4 dr Service Manager MANCHESTER. New to ir Make the change to d a y-call D'angelo to arrange an m lervit^v Easy commute to Hart­ 05 Toyota Forerunner AT right ncYw. . . the market. Don't miss 1084 Honda Civic, HB'SI, Red, 5 Speed... *8 9 9 5 ford or New London 05 Olds Delta 00 Royale this adorable older Co­ area. $49,900. Realty OS Toyota Tercel 3 dr, AC Stock *8-325 Stock *8-319 Call 1-800-24M4J7 Call 1-800-772-702:1 lonial. Great starter id84 Hondl Accordf 4 Dr., s spd., stereo.... *7 9 9 5 World, Benoit, 05 Toyota Tercel 4 dr, AC (in Mass.) (outside Mass.) home. 2 or 3 bedrooms, Frechette Associates, 05 QMC P/U, VS, AT, AC M a n o -esterH o n c a hardwood floors, vinyl 1987 Honda Civic, HB-DX, 5 Speed ... *8 4 9 5 444-7709.O______05 Dodge Lancer ES turbo D'angelo, Inc., J8.5 West Slteet, West Bridgewater, MA 02i79 siding, deep lot. Coll SO Mazda deluxe 4 dr QLC MANCHESTER- Level An Icjual Opfiortumty I mployer fo r details. $129,900. 1985 Hondl Accordf h b . s speed..... *7 4 9 5 05 Corolla LE. AT, AC 24 Adams Street Century 21 Epstein cleared lots. About % 05 Oldt Cutlass Brgh, VO PLUS acre. City sewer and PLUS Manchester Realty, 447-8895.0 1987 Nissan Sentra, h s -s e . s Spd. a c . *8 9 9 5 06 Pont OOOOLE, wood won. NO CHARGE water. 646-7207. OS Ford Ranger 4x4 P/lT NO CHARGE Exit 62 of 1-84 OPTIONS 1986 Honda CRX-SI, Black, 5 Speed, A C . *7 9 9 5 SO Nissan DIx P/U, 5 spd * OPTIONS EAST Hartford. Now to 05 Toy. Forerunner, S spd. 10,399 *7385 Spaclal PrM» Enda 4-14-88 J a i9 e /« the market. Good In­ 1983 Mazda RX-7, s Spead. Gold... . * 6 9 9 5 05 ToyoUl SRS, 4x4, plow Specie/ Pr/cec Endt 4-14-88 la ndwlch ohopt vestment property. Op­ MDRTSABES OS Bonne. 4 dr, apx. 20K ml portunity to buy on 100% - 60 Day Warranty 05 Caprice CLastIc 4dr, VO 05 Corolla SRS, LB. AC e r Immaculate well cored DO NOT GO BANKRUPT I for three fam ily slde- I This Weeks Specials — 05 Pont. T1000, 10K THE CHOICE IS YOURS at NO EXTRA CHARGE; bv-slde apartment Stop Foreclosure! Home- 04 Honda Accord, 4 Dr. AT owners, consolidate your 04 Nissan Sentra AT, AC '■ 9 Full Tlm9. building. 5-4 and 3 Mils, pay off your credit 04 Tercel Wag. 9 Pass CHOOSE ONE OF THESE OPTIONS OR rooms. Coll today for 1983 Hondo Civic, wagon, 5 speed.... *3 9 9 5 cards, your car or busi­ 04 Ptrislenne Wgn., 9 pats. CHOOSE TWO OF THESE OPTIONS*' I RETAIL AUTO Au t o m o b il e an appointment. ness loan, your mortgage 04 Fiero 8pt coupe, AT I $189,900. Century 21 Ep­ 1986 Morcury Lynx, Wagon, Auto.. *3 9 9 5 gnd save, save your 04 Olds Cut. Cruiser Wgn. stein Realty, 447-8895.0 homell NO PAYMENTS 04 Buick Century Ltd., 34K □ Black Sport Bar with Lights j I ATTENDANT/ 1982 Honda Civic, Hatchback.. *2 9 9 5 UP TO 2 YEARSI Bad 04 Buick Skyhawk 4 dr, AT □ Brush Guard m e c h a n ic s MANCHESTER. Sentry I I Real Estate Is proud to credit, late payments or 04 Toyota Corolla LE feature It's home of the 1984 Ford Tempo, 4 Ooor. Auto.. *4 9 9 5 unemployment Is not a 04 ToyoUl Camry DIx, 4 dr. □ Running Boards I L O T PERSON week. Beautiful home problem. Foreclosure as­ 04 Chevy Celebrity CL, 4dr D Chrome Wheels, \ I IMMEDIATE EMPLOYMENT In sought after Forest 1984 PonHac 6000, 4 Door. Auto.... *4 9 9 5 sistance available for the 04 Trans Am, blue, T-tps Hills. Move right Into DIVORCED and SELF- 04 Pont. Rero SE, 4 spd. □ Rear Sliding Window I 1984 Oldt Clarra, 4 Door. Brown. *4 9 9 5 EMPLOYED. 04 QMC SIS Blazer, VO Spoke or Nugget Type i Full time/ responsible this 8 room traditional BwMe Cemervatlve S3 Pontiac 0000 LE 4 dr I Import experience helpful, but not Colonial. Formal liv­ 1984 Ford EXP Turbo, Coupe, SPECIAL . *3 9 9 5 Greep at M9-4S4-1IM 03 Bonne., 4 dr, white, VO □ Stripe Package I necessary as we will train. Salary based ing room and dining er 993 4I4 44M. S3 Bk. Skyhawk 4 dr, 5 spd. □ Aluminum Camper Cap • i person needed room, eat In kitchen S3 Subaru QL, 4 dr, AT I with dll new appliances 1984 Buick Skylark, 4 Dr. 1 Owner .. *4 4 9 5 □ Bug Guard on experience, good benefits, uniforms 03 Chevetta 4 spd., AC I aala Immediately. and arched window 03 Toy. Longbed, PU, BIk. provided, excellent working conditions — above the table area, 1984 Buick Skyhawk, a t . a c . lo mi . *4 9 9 5 Rentals 02 Corolla 8R5 8pt. Cp„ AC I 1st floor family room 02 Clara Brghm 4 dr, VO □ Cargo Bed Liner i □ Bed Rails □ Ultra Mii^rors Full benefits. 1985 Plymouth Horizon, 4 Door... •3 495 I For interview call Tom Dell or Dave, with atrium door to R0DM8 02 Bonne. Wood Wgn. You must present either coupon before i^rder is I* patio and much more. 02 Bk. Skylark, 4 dr, VO, AC □ Tool Box Q Cargo Mats I Apply at once to 8 am to 4 pm, Monday thru Friday. Call our office for your FDR RENT 02 Pont. 0000 LE, 4 dr. written and take delivery before 4-30-88. ■ exclusive showing. b a n k BATE 70 Chevy Malibu, 4 dr, 04K I $230,000. Sentry Real MVahMeoWamglM i J Ed Thornton. Estate, 443-4040.O MANOESTERHONCA GRACIOUS Colonial. ■ "'“alSfASkE- LARGE Room for rent In Lovely spacious 7 : private home. Close to M a n c h s ie r H o n c a room Colonial with 3 • downtown and but- LYNCH 500 THE PROFESSIONALS bedrooms, 2 fireplaces, Look Hero FIrstll ' lines, too per week. PONTUC-TOYOTA THE PROFESSIONALS 24 ADAMS STREET lo rg e 14x25 fa m ily References and secur­ 24 ADAMS STREET room with sliders to ity required. 443-2459. 500 W. CdBlgr S t WEST CENTER MANCHESTER, CT 06040 MANCHESTER, CT 06040 deck. Bright and sunny MANO€Sr®HCND\ r^EMALES Preferred. HBRChMtgr living room, wonderful THE PROFESSIONALS Furnished room, 540 a STREET >for entertaining, 2 car LYNCH week. 1 week security garage, walk-up attic. and references. Coll 646-4321 MANCHESTER, CONN. 6 4 6 - 3 5 2 0 Located In Porter r4 449-9472, Mondov- 646-3515 Street area. $219,900. Frldoy 3:30 to 8:00pm. If thiB stIckT l« not on your car, you probably paid too much. 646-4321 Anne M ille r Real Est­ Ife 646-3515 . Ask for Eleanor. ate, 447-8000.P

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