m — MAWCHgSTER HERALD. MouiBS. April 13, 1H7 t -M A W C H

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Ike. pool Includes huge sun 7434756 after 4pm. deck, fencing, filter, •6.695 Bill PIcono. 2694483. cool to U.S. ISneuANTa* A stof ladders, and warranty IB OMNI •4.906 thunders for only 9978. Pull fi­ TOWN OP MANCNgSTBR, CONNBCTICVr IS JEEP C.I7 •7.095 tions of nancing oyallabte. NOTICgOP PIrst come! PIrst P today wi HI occerOonce with the prevltleiw of Chopler % Section 1 serve! Cell Paul 1-800- onaioftheTownChorter, nonce liheriOyetvenofllieedep wind chil 853-7445 or 203-543-1141. 875-3311 non by Ihe Ooerd of Direefen of the Town of Meneheelir, summit offer sections Connecneut on April 7, ltS7. England OROINANCR R a in BE iTORDAilNEDbylheSoordofOlroctorsoftheTownof ranged The secretary of state also was I TOWN OP MANCHBSTBR, CONNRCTICUT Manchester, Ihot the Town of Monchoslor convey Parcel X By CariH J. wmiom» Lakes ai Union Pond industrial Pork, to VSH-ll Umifed Partnership Ttw Associated Press scheduled to get together today NOnCBOP for the sum of Throe Hundred Sovintein ThotMond Six with Soviet Foreign Minister tothece In accordance with the provtslens of Chopter 3, Secnon I Hundred Twenty-Pive (017405.01) Dollars. A more particu­ Oklahon and I of the Town Charter, nonce Is hereby elvonotthe adop­ lar descripnen of sold premises is attached hereto and Is do- MOSCOW — Secretary of State Eduard Shevardnadze, their foorth tion by the board of Directors of the Town of Manchester, slpnoted os "Schedule A." George P. Shuhx today renewed the meeting in two days. Connecticut on April 7,19S7. 9-2S4S Shultz met for more than seven 94S4S invitation for Soviet leader Mikhail OROINANCa Gorbachev to go to Washington for hours Monday with Shevardnadze, BE ITOROAINBD by the Board of Directors of the Town of S-2447 a superpower summit, but the and a U.S. official said alleged K G B Manchester (hot the Code or Ordinances, Chapter 4 Bulid- Prepared by William J. Shea, bugging of the U.S. Embassy was Assistant Town Attorney Kremlin leader said "generally Inos, be amended by adding thereto the followina without reason I do not go any­ the first item of discussion. ARTICLB III. PUBLIC NUISANCBS SCHEDULE A where, particularly to America.” Radio Moscow said today Shultz and Shevardnadze discussed “ pros­ Sec. 4-ie DsBnmons. Those premises known as Parcel t. Union Pond Industrlot Pork, In the Town of Manchester, Country of Hartford and At the start of a meeting with pects (or an agreement ... to 1. BultdlnaOmclol; State of Connecticut, being more particularly bounded ond Gorbachev in an ornate hall at the eliminate medhim-range missiles” The Bulldine Inspector or Chief Bulldine inspector described os follows: Kremlin, ShuHz delivered a letter as well as M curity issues, humanH- choreed with the duty to administer ond enforce the State Commencing at o point marked by o merestone on the Bulldinp Code end this Ordinance. southerly line of Tolland Turnpike, which point marks the from President Reagan containing arian issues "and the working 3. Public nuisance; northeasterly comer of the within described premises and the invitatiim to Washington. condHions of each other’s embas­ the northwesterly corner of lond now or formerly of Robert Bulldinos which ore obondoned, boarded up, partially "You’re welcome to come," sies and diplomatic missions.” destroyed, by fire or othsrwite, or portlollv constructed W. Weinberg, Trustee; thence S1*-4*'-ll'E land ^ or formerly of sold Robert W. Weinberg, Trustee, 477.S1 feet Shultz said. " I have a letter from A State Department offleial, or Incompleled after bulldine permits hove expired. toameresfone; thence S S r-S r-ll'E along land now or form­ speaking on condition of ammym- FUEL OH/COAL/ Sec 4-St Examination of premises; Isseeneo of order erly of sold Robert W. Weinbero, Trustee, I9f.31 feet to on the president and it says so.” Iron pin; thence S S r-W -ll'E along land now or formerlv of Reagan and Gorbachev have held ity, said "Th e flrri item on ShuHs’s FMEWOOO The bulldine offlclol shall examine or cause to be exom- agenda was the question of prob­ ined whether any piece of real property hos been maintained Malcolm J. and Kotherlno M. Kerr, )B.49feet toon Iron pinte two summit meetings — in Geneva soostocen------^institute a nuisance os defined In Sec. 4-30herein. ^ ^ If be set; thence S43’-3 r -l9 ^ along land now or formerly of in November 1985 and in Iceland lems created by S ^ e t espionafg.’’ FIREWOOD. 953 o cord. 8 the bulldine offlclol finds that a nuisance does exist, he shall Mill Associates, 114.49 feet to an Iren pin; thence S ^ -4 T - He refused to characterize the Top SeN icriioed Lo bei. foot lengths, green, obtain a title report os to the real property, which sholl Iden­ 0 9 ^ along land now or formerly of Mill Aseodotes, 00.4.e feet lari October. They agreed Infor­ Any smounl deWwrsd. Also. IW, delivered. 5 cord rrln- tify all owners of record, lessees of record, holders of mort- to an Iron pin; Ihence S13*-32'-49*W along land now or form­ mally in Geneva that (Sorbachev exchange or say How SbevardnadM eoeos, or ether liens and encumbrances of record. He shall erly of Mill Associates, 394.0 feet to an Iron pin to be set; reacted, except that the Soviet gnnt, stone end berk rmileh. Imum. Moster/VIso thence NS4*-33'-12'W aloog land now or formerly of T o w ^ would visit Washingtim to see the BobcM, bsekhoe B loeder lenlsl. serve upon each such person having an Interest In sold real foreign minister "had some points L E A TH E R locket, cord. Northern Fire­ property by personal service or by certified moll, postage Monchester, 774.0 feet to on Iron pin to be set; thence N T - president last year. Reagan then Ol'-OT-W along land now or formerly of Robert W. Weinbere, to make.” brown, for sole. 9100. MmeoNtmuenoN wood distributors. 273- prepaid, return receipt reauested, a written notice stating Horttd photo by Tuokor would have gone to Moscow this 3414. the nature of the nuisance ond ordering the owner to com- Trustee and along land new or formerly of John B. Bornlnl, Shultz has publicly accused Mos­ You'll never know the Coll offer 5:30.444-9431. Trustee, In port by each. In all 2S0.7S feel to on iron pin to be year. power of Clmslflod until •7M4M mence either the required repairs, Imorevements, demon cow of gathering intelligence at the tion,______or______other adlons,____ whichever______In his liNlilament shall be ap­ set; thence NO*-44'-23’W along land now or formerly of eoM Gorbachev has not acted on the you use It yourself. Cell Why not exchonge It for John B. Bornlnl, Trustee, 7 0 .0 feel to a merestone on the Adam Hartzog. The group is believed to be one of the embassy with tte collusion of U.S. cosh with on od In Clossl- D O N 'T KNOW anyone Classified ads serve the propriate to abate sold nuisance, within 30 days from the SBVDnth-grsde studentB at Bonnet Junior High School U.S. invitation, which Reagan 443-3711 toOav to place on people today ... lust as M e of service of such notice, and to complete such work southerly line of Tolland Turnpike, thence by a curve to the youngest from the Manchester public achool syatem to Marine guards and has said, who wonts to buy whot rlght having a radius of S419I feeleel aloneat sold southerly llM who will leave Thureday on a two-week trip to the Soviet renewed in the letter. Howard H. od. fled? 443-2711. you hove to sell? Let o they have since our coun­ within 90 dovs from the dote thereof. Tfie notice shall be sent “ Wo're damned upset abcM H ." to each such person at his address as It appears on any public ofor Tolland loiiuno Turnpike, lurnuiiiv, 10.Mla/.w feetryviI to o point; thence S^-27'- Union are, from left, Dana Hartje, Travle MIblor, Todd visit the-Soviet Union. Baker JrTT the president’s iM ef of wont od find o cosh buyer try's beginning. Read and record kept by the Town, or as known to the building official. S4*B along sold southerty line (ef Tolland Turnpike, 3044 The State Department official feet to 0 merestone marking the point of beginning. staff, said Monday in California n o M R M n s for you! use them regularly. 443- If no address of any such person so appears, then a copy of Wllliame, Mike Beganny, Matt Willis, Mike Brosnan and that he would not be surprised to see made clear Shultz took the same WMITEO 2711. the notice shall be so moiled and addressed to such person at Sold premises are shown on a certain mop entitled, "Fuss approach in a two-hour, one-on-one FUm UTURE INVITATION TO BIO the address of the real property found to constitute a nul- Bi O’Neill Inc. Consulting Engineers Manchester, Connec­ a decision on a superpower summit sonce. The service by certified moll shall be eNectIve on me ticut Plot Plan Prepared For VSH-ll Limited Partnership emerge from Shultz’ three-day visit discuMion with Shevardnadze on CO VEN TR Y. Person to The Manehester Public date of mailing. In addition to such service, the building Tolland Turnpike Manchester, CT. Prol. No. 84-10 A DMo: PINE Desk 4' length X 24" Schools solicits bids for IN­ MUSICAL to M o m o w . Monday. Shore spoclous 9 room width X 34 " height. clol shall cause ot least one copy of the notice bemlM title Aug ISMSede r>40' Shod No. I d7Revlslans9-Z3A49-74M The United States sent a special DUSTRIAL ARTS/LUMBER ITEMS leNers at least one Inch high reading "NOTICE TO ABATE 10.7-M 1-3402-0-03/17/0 3/0/0," Which rnqp Is en.fita or Soviet trip offers students worid view As Gorbachev and Shultz ghook house with pool. Ma­ Needs to be stripped. 4 for the 190-190 school year. van to the embassy to ensure ture, oulet, profes­ NUISANCE,” to be pMted conspicuously on the building, will be filed in the Town Clerk's office In Mid Town d Mon- hands, posing fOr photographs, a small drawers upper Sealed bids will be received SEARS Electric organ structure, or on the real property Itself found to bo a nul- chMter. private communications between sional, non-smoker until April 29,190,7:0 P.M., cancellation of a high school visit to reporter asked the Soviet leader if shelf 3 on writing area which time they will be with bench and music. sonce. Together with the right to tie Into a storm sewer drain and leave John F. Kennedy Airport of the kids that are going are also the Shultz delegation and officials Rdjdc 3 preferred. 9315 month 01 By John Mitchell Europe lari year. he would be going to Washington 4 with choir. S75 negotia­ Me. 4-0 comdience wHh order. a Mnltary sewer which ora locded on real property d the plus utilities. Coll 742- publicly opened. The right Is Excellent condition. Herald Reporter Thursday evening for the nearly very hard workers." in Washington during the visit. ble. 743-8758 Otter 4. reserved to relect any and all 7Vi' X 3* height. 10 UnlMS on appeal to the Board d Appeals or to Superior Grantor to the south ot and odlaced to the above-described He said it was a good time for "I always worry when groups are this year. Slasy 8| 1464 or 378-4149. bids. Specifications and bids pramISM. All such connections shdl bo d the oxpotm d the tw(hweek journey. Williams said ’"Iliat’s precisely what we are The Soviet news agency Taaa has different rythms, Court Is perfected m herein provided, the owner of the prop­ Americans to visit Russia in light of going," he said, adding that part of a part BUYER MEETS seller In forms may be secured at the erty which 1s sublect to the order described In Sec. 4-31 her­ Grantee. Beth Rackow wanted to leave for the grenip will spend three days in going to discuss." Gorbachev said. called U.S. allegations of Soviet Wgnt to sell your cfN? For Business Office, 4S North tempo beats. 2 key­ the political "relaxation" under the reason it was approved was Oscar-wii the wont ads... time otter ein shall comdy therewith m therein provided. In the event Sold premlsM are sublect to the following; a trip to the Soviet Union this week Moscow, three days in Leningrad "W e must continue the discussion espionage a fabrication and said Eulek results, use o low- School Street, Manchester, board level. Asking S75 d such appeal and In the event thd the order d the building Soviet leader Mikhail Gorbachev. because one of the chaperones has leave her time after time! Read and Connecticut. negotiable. 743-058 af­ I. Real property toxM of the Town d Manchester and d with her seventh-grade social stu­ and two days in Stockholm. The and then answer your question." the Pentagon came up with the cost Cloulfled od. Coll official Is affirmed by sold Board d Appeals or by the Supe­ the Eighth Utilities District d Mid Town on the curred Williams said the age of the been on a similar tour of the country “I got I use th e want ads ter 4. rior Court, the time for comdlonce with sold order shall dies classmates at Bennet Junior itinerary was packaged threnigh the The Communist Party general "spy scare" in an effort to undennit 441-2711 today to place 0B-M Grand List which GrantoM, by acceptance d the deed agree students was irrelevant. without problems. In "Te rm regulorly. commence no later than 0 days from the dde d nditicalon to pay' IIn accordonce with Mctlon l7-41a d the Cennecficut High School in order to visit a girl Institute for Cultural Exchange. secretary added; "I think I have to the State Department. vow od. ______of sold decision on such appeal. " I don’t think age has anything to Most students, like Matt Willis, m y daug General StdutM. she called her “ twin." School Superintendent James P. be hopeful, and It just cannot be that The U.S. official said Shultz also Me. 4-0 Abetemed d ndsence. do with it," he said. “ Education has were looking forward to the sites on old, but ] 3. Planning and Zoning reguldlons of the Town d Mon- . At her bas mitzvah in March, Kennedy said it was the youngest I would avoid America in my pressed Shevardnadu on human TOWN OP MANCHESTER, CONNRCTICUT In the evod thd the owner doM n d odain the proper per­ chMter. to start somewhere.” Red Square. Willis said he wanted her," Spi TOWN OP MANCHESTER Rackow said she made a speech in group he remembered going to travels. But generally withmit rights and "humanitarian con­ LEOAL NOTICE NOTICE OP mits and doM n d physically commence the obdement of 3. Industrial Pork GuldellnM adopted 3-7S-0 by the Mon- It m oy even be an advantage. to see Lenin’s tomb. “ I just wanted from th the nuisance within the time required tor the commence­ honor of her twin, a persecuted another country. " If It fits Into the reason I do not go an)rwhere, cerns” during their morning In accordance with the provisions of Chopter 3< JofJJo" ' chMter Economic Development Commission, os amended Williams added. "What better way to learn more about Russia," he Collectivi The Zeidne Eoord at Aneoals will hold ptAllc Ic in g s on and 9 of the Town Charter, notice J* hereby olvonof IheoAem ment of sold work, the building official Is outhorlxed to un­ 1-471, a copy of which Is recorded on even dde herewith. IMviet Jew she ixirresponds with in course of study, and if there is a particularly to America. This can­ meeting. sndov, April 0 , l9 0 ^ 7:MP.M.IntheHearingRoom. Urn dertake the opproprlde actions, such os repair. Improve­ to begin an understanding between said of his reasons for going. He tion by the Board of Directors of the Town ot Monchester, M cmcow. qualified supervisor and If parents not be just a walk." "It was a full and extensive Issue ol coin Center, 494 Mein Street, Manchester, Connecticut to ment, or demolition necMSorv to abde the nuisance In ac­ The deed conveying Mid premIsM shall contain the tal­ two peoples," he said. "Th e kids added that both of his parents would hear and consider the followlno appllcatlens: Connecticut on April 7,190. cordance with his order. The building offlctal shall kee^n lowing: Although Rackow will not be able support them, then we try to Shultz met with Soviet Premier exchange, including specific c s m s Journal. have no prejudice." be coming along and they paid ITEM DANIEL M. BOLAND, ET. A ^ - Reauest o va^ ORDINANCE Itemixed occoud of all expensM Involved In the repalriM, I. "The premIsM dMcrIbed herein are conveyed upon to go with the group, social studies accommodate It,” Kennedy said. Nikolai Ryzhkov this morning and as well as principles,” he said. The m( Improving, or demolishing or other acts necMsary to abate Kennedy agreed. " I would hope It 81.000 each for the tour. NO. 110 once to Article II, Section S.0.0to reduce lot area BE IT ORDAINEDby the Board dOlreetorsot the Town d the condition thd site work, Including grading, the con­ teacher Dick Williams, leader of Williams said he got the idea for had a working lunch at the U.S. Tass said Shultz and Shevard­ bra Wing and lot frontage regulrements to allow subW vision the nuisance. The building A lclal shall mall o statement of struction of o 15,00 Muare fod building with wder and would help in exploding stereo­ Mike Brosnan said he wanted to MonchMter thd the following ordinance be adoded: such expensM to the property owner and to the holder oMny sewer service to the building and landscaping around the the Russian trip, promised he the trip after hearing it mentioned Embassy. At the same time, arms nadze were "considering In a ship bel of a two-family houso on a lot of record, at Lot 7 types," he said. see St. Basil's Cathedral where, Hunniford Street - Residence B tone. Section IMO - Nendbdl end RecqeolbeBI Ploying. IderMt ot record along with a d ll requiring building and the entire site perlmdar shall be com­ would try to contact the girl for at Manchester High School. In control experts from both sides met concrete way" the prospects (or an daughter the owner ot the same within 0 dovs from the dote ot the menced no Idor than nine (9) months from the dote d ror Officials were not concerned with legend has it, Ivan the Terrible had ITEM MR. A MRS. JEFFREY W ATT - l^ u e s t variance a. No parson shall u m the hondballrtqequefflqllcou^ mailing thereof. Sold »t»t®d®"f •h"ll •nel« eexM Rackow. September, initial preparations to work on a possible agreement on agreement to remove medium- Charter Oak Park for any p u r ^ d h w than hondbal /roe- 6 cording this deed and be compided 24 months thereafter. terrorist acts overseas when the the architect’s eyes gouged out so n £ 110 to Artlelo II, Mctlon 4.01.01 and Article IV, ^ l o n curred In Issuing Mid order by the building offlclol. Includ­ By the acceptance d this deed, the grantM, (or Itsdf and Six parents and eight students were begun. “ I had no Idea how removing medium-range missiles range nuclear missiles (rom Blafri 7.0 .0 to 0 low with expansion of a non-cenform- quetball ploying or tennis practice. IJol Alol It specifically ing the oMalnIng ot a title report as rooulred by See. 431 Us succMMrs and asslens, covenods and ogrees to many people would be Interested in approved the trip, Kennedy said, Europe. Ine structuro 0 0 Goodwin Street - Residence A prohibited.) hMoln. In the event thd sold Mills n d ^ d InfuH P” thtdur from Bennet, as well as one girl Please turn to page 10 (rom Europe. comdv with the doroMld condition. In the eved d a going." he said, adding that "a lot although the problem forced the The A i tone. b. Bach vlddlon d this ordinance ^joh h* to dde. In oddlllon to pursuing other legal remedies breach d Mid condition, the grantor herein, or Its suc- from Manchester High School, will ITEM DANIEL M. BOLAND - Roauest a variance to ^ 1 - seporde oNonte and shall be punishable M ^ " o Iff* Ing oftldal may prepare or cauw to be orepored o Hen f or cMMrs shall have the rlgd to odorca this condition by U nion hi n £ 110 do II, Mdlon S.0.0toreduceipta^mtrmtoM than Twenty-tive (S29.0) Dollars and n d more than One Mid expensM which Men may be recordM ot the lend re- making a tender of the purchoM price as stated herein to- plea on b( reaulrements to allow subdivision of o two4amlly Hundred ($10.0) Dollars. cords." M d lien shall relde bock to the 4de dtae Issuance Dother with all Improvement costs os aforoMld plus In- houM on 0 lot of rocord at Lat 4 Hunniford Stred - d the ordd by the building official m provided In Sec. 4^1 forooipaid thereon by the grantee, to the grantae'^end by Je llo B RMidonco B tone. PrsMred by William J. Shea, herein. Sold lien sholl. hove omc®^!'«®.?y®r /L'i I?’!!!?*! demanding a reconveyance d the herein dMcrIbod ore Social’ contacts prompt recall of five Marines in Vienna defendan subsequently eroded In the property, exced for ll•n» t®f ' itneevantthdgrantarandgranteeareunableti Assistant Toym Attorney c^d a pa l taxM, qnd shall n d be ralaoMd or extinguished buting Revised: 7-73-0, 3-75-0 oerM to Mid reconveyance,invevonce, or to thetiio Florida (or 7 Zona. better clean their emissions. APMOvtd the cMnee In xonine district ciMSIWedton from currenNy. Warranty Deed (t m and ciMr ot all encumbrancM and The project is being produced rain pollution. ITEM MARK FN ILU FB • ReoMSt • Ntaclol excepHon Residence A and EusInoM I to Business 11 fora pared d land chamber has pulled out all the New Jersey Atttorney General three 1978 murders. Story on pages. Prepored by Wllllom J. Shea, excodlens. Grantae, by acceptance ot this deed, cov­ with help from the Southern The coalition, giving notice re­ idonNfdd M 14 and 0 Adams Stred. enants and ogreM (or Itsdf. Its sucewMrs and Mslons, te stops to produce a multi-media W. Cary Edwards said the lawsuit Assistant Town Attorney be bound by the this reservoNon. New England Telephone Co. Not quired by the Clean Air Act, said Cennedlcet VoHev BdMers • Sebdiyilen end EredM Cen- 11-1344 show Marring Manchester. Just will allege that a prime cauM of Index \ Stred (AesMV). EusInMS ll tone. ______. Bobby Lena CC-01 • Appreyed with medIWeeMOTs coincidentally, this year’s Monday it will sue the Environmen­ Revised: 24-47 This Ordinance shall take effect ten (IB) days after this renting the equipment cost visibility degradation In the East is ITEM SABRINA FODLS • RequMt e variance to ArNde tae 7 Id subdvlslon and erosion contad plan ®tCennedl«rt publlcdlon In this newspaper provided tad within tan.OB) chairman of the chamber’s tal Protection Agency within 60 Advlc*. . 12 Lottery. IsZim rM^ML0endArNdelll.SecHOT4.g;^^^ Vdley Builders (or a pored o( land known os 18SV Gardner This Ordinonee shall take oNect ten (IB) days altar this days after this publlcdlon ot this Ordinonee a edlNon 82,000. sulfur dioxide emissions generated In thl8 duce the Ire d yord dmenslon on e corner Id d 5 Vdley I publlcdlon In this newspaper provided tad within ten (14) ' board of directors Is William R. days. Buslnem------18 ObHuartas. .1 0 Mrod. signed by not Im s than flve (5) percent of tae doctors dtae The 1087 dinner will be the by power plants in the Midwest that new CO Ralph Reed to allow a swimming pod. RMldence days after this publlcdlon d this Ordinance a pditlon Town, os determined from the lotast etflclal lists d the chamber’s 88th annual event. Hunniford, an administrative •The group chargM the EPA with Mostly sunny Clamltled . 16-80 Opinion — - 6 AA dueter tana. ....m llod • CenstrecNen Plea M ^ R c e ^ ; < ^ - signed by not Im s than flve (5) percent ot tae electors dtae burn high-sulfur coal. lend Sired (V -tl) - Approved tae change at material sgeeffl- Registrars d Veters, hM n d been (Hod with tae Town Clerk manager at S N E T . failing to force the cleanup of what COIT I ------6 People. - 8 from ti may be heard and wrlt- Town, os determined from tae lotast offlclol lists d the The “ M " award has been given The NortheaM has some nice 10 At Nds hoerlne iderMted MfiOfw may •• coNons from wooden windows to aluminum clod wInMws. Reelstrors d Voters, hM n d been Hied with tae Town Clerk raouMtlng Its reference to a special Town decNen. It calls the "regional haze” that "It is simply unfair that power Connecticut 4 Sports _ _ 18-17 ro B d B r ten cemmudceHilens rpMvod. Codos d‘ taoN peNNens in 20 ot the last SO years. "Th is is not to Imply the weather coming in the next few ind may be in- A copy ot thoM dedslens hM been NIed In tae Town Clerk's raauMtIng Its reference te a special Town election. plagues the Northeast. plants in the Midwest are allowed to been flled Inlho Ftandno ONIce s William R. Johnson, presi­ demise of the award, just a days. Tonight, clear. Low 88 to 40. Entertainment 18 TMevlelon------It Invited led duringleffl 00 hours. offleo. STEPHEN T. CASSANO STEPHEN T. CASSANO Howard Fox, an attorney (or the continue to pollute the atmosphere Secretary dent of the Savings Bank of one-year hiatus to do honor to Wednesday, mostly sunny. High 88 Focus______11 U.8./WorW..6.6 -JNINO BDARD OP APPEALS PLANNING AND ZONING COMMISSION Mcrotarv Sierra Club, said the haze "effec­ aspect LEO KWASH, SECRETARY Board ot Directors Beard of Directors Manchester and chairman:n« of the community,” said Johnson. Local news.S, 10 Weather. I d WARD COLTMAN, SECRETARY ManchMter, Connecticd tively draws a curtain across the Please tarn to page 10 to 70. Details on page I. Ica.Sei Dated d ManchMter, CT this llta day of April, 190. ManchMter, Connecticut Doted d MonchMlor, CT this ISta dev d April, 190. Doted d MonchMter, ConnocNcut this 4th dov ot April, 107. Doted d ManchMter, Connecticut this 4ta day at April, 190. Feetun 43544 Herald

Y' M A W a »ITOtD.16gs*Er.ASf»H.I«r-J. f — MAWCWEgTgK HERALD. 'ftiewlMr. April 14. ItW 8 -W A W C IIE Board grapples ■HE WEATHEP PEG'ONA„ />EA'HEP Co Itw Mcctf-Weafficr' forecasi fdr 8 A .M . 'tH m n m ta f. AprH 1S Accu Weathor ” fort^cast tor Wodr»c5d.'iy 40 Daytime Conditions and High Tomperatnrer. ^ $ 110,000 F W M TP I CiWOKM* |S*> 1 flrgdoR ai ■triktacth 40 budg^ shortfall State p« bettevudM aronnd $;] lilo-Jon ^*>f> I Out-of-district pupils are relate highway ti Steteyo put plans in the red Saturday) SHOW ERS > Minimum Wages aear exit Some workers will get a raise soon if Congress votes to By Jotm wiltelMll ces and the courts. ThelB-y f-STORIHIS ^ AHitilu Hsroltf Rsporfsr Bi a memorandum to board 70 increase the nation’s minimum wage. In 1894, New mfRor ewt members, Kennedy said he’d re­ frum N o r Zealand became the first nation to adopt a statutory ceived notices that tuition fees ra o M T S EE •Jwiff Manchester education offlcials W.^hiiK|f«»i» 170 I minimum wage. Great Britain followed suit in 1910. win need to cut at least $880,888 would go up twice as much as Two years later, Massachusetts became the first state from the 1887-88 school budget officials originally estimated. He Warm CoW SoOonary •; A- because of a 8118,686 shortfall in called the increases part of the Off A - . U W -..* * ..- t.. in the union to establish a minimum wage. It was not "ripple effect" of the state’s out-of-district tuition, the school GLAST( until 19.38 that the Fair Labor Standards Act set a superintendent said Monday. Edimatfon Enhancement Act. national minimum of 25 cents an hour for workers Richard Cormier, director of identify tl A Superintendent James F. A weekend I Keimedy said at the Board of special cthication, said the budget engaged in interstate commerce. , Howard Rain soaks Midwest; Education’s regular meeting that it was put together with the idea that DO YOU KNOW — What is the current minimum will be necessary to make the cut a l8to 12percent increase in tuition aald Mond Michael F wage? unless Town Manager Robert B. would be established in private : Weiss restores half the he schools. Cormier also has gotten Pahl’g I MONDAY’S ANSWER — Paul Nswmsn won Iho Aesdsmy 8188.888 coid moves into Piains deleted in preparing the 1887-88 word that rate increases at hospi­ Street ear Award for Best Actor. Ibudget. tals. special schools and adolescent Five ot A storm scattered rain and ida through Alabama and west­ ; Kennedy showed the board re­ units could be as high as 23 percent. woman, « Uninderstorms across broad sec­ ern Georgia; and through the vised figures in the costs of utilities. Added to that, he said, was the two-unit t P lower Ohio Valley. P tions of the Midwest and South A Newipww hi Edoeatlen Program transportation and out-of-district number of students being placed in The Cl today white strong winds pushed tuition. substance abuse centers. Cormier Charbonn wind chills into the single digits in A flash flood watch was posted The Manchester Herald He said estimates for the cost of said the district has sent three or sections of the Plains and New in southeast Louisiana while a utilities, specifically fuel oil, were four young people in previoos England. mixture of rain and snow promp­ overhudgeted by about 854,880. years. 81 Rain and thunderstorms ted a livestock advisory In “ We’re making an assumption Cormier said Manclicstcr al­ western Kansas. ready has 12 students in centers this W A TEl ranged from the western Great Afanmac that there will be some increase in ^OTmIV pfNIVv U f rnWO Lakes across Iowa and Missouri the cost of fuel oil but it won’t be year. wae gtill I He said more students than ever to the central Plains and northern The storm, which was over the astronomical." he said. that caul before were being placed and the Oklahoma; from northwest Flor­ central Plains, churned gusty Kennedy recommended that Long reach and thro) northerly winds of 20 to SO m|A April 14, 1987 TO D A Y ’S M OON: Day after 830,000 of that extra amount he trend was lihely to continue. "It's D r. Ad full moon. added to the transportation budget always a problem," he said. the lowered wind chills in the O Brian ns Oleksiw, 4, reaches for a pastry at the 120th forest, musical entertainment and juggling. The aald Mot Weather Trivia central Plains into the single T O D A Y ’S TStVIA: What pupH was An­ to pay the cost of a fourth "lift bus” Board Chairman Bichard Dyer Sunday n Today is ttw 104th for handicapped students and in­ warned that the line could change anniversary celebration of tha YWCA Thursday night. celebration was also to observe the National Week of the digits to teens. day ot 1907 and the nie Sullivan famous for teaching? (a) water-re It s snow?; 12 mcher.. what Thomas Edislon (b) Alexander Graham creased insurance premiums to the like "the wind in New England." Besides refreshments, the evening Included a balloon Young Child. A storm off the Northeast coast Today's weather picture is by Billy Renaud, 11, of Wadsworth 26th, day of spring. fireflghtt weight ot snow most be Street, a fourth-grader at Bowers School. Bell (c) Helen Keller bus company. The other $24,888, he The board most deal with the "Th e n pushed winds of up to 25 mph into rising costs of ont-of-district tui­ I fihovekKJ tfom an aweragi^: said, should go to partially offset bum , m j the region from southeast Maine TODAY’S BARBS tion, said board members. driveway^ VO D AY’S HISTO RY: On this day in the tuition-out-of-district budget, 7 wa$ abaolutaly patrlllad was weai to southeast Massachusetts. 1865, Abraham Lincoln was shot by BY PHH. PASTORET which was more than 8188,888 short, ‘"rhis has got to be addressed.” Why can't they sew facket butfona wHh the aceiM Wind chills fell into the single John Wilkes Booth, while watching a he said. said board member Jo-Ann digits to teens in eastern New performance at Ford's Theater in sorrtething other than thread thsf eeff- Moriarty. Some I CONNECTICUT WEATHER destructs when you try to button the The shortfall in sending students Washington, D.C. Board member Anne Gauvin cloud til England. garment? out of the district for schooling. Kennedy said, has occurred be­ agreed. Increased alcohol and drug “ It’a I Fair weather prevailed from T O D A Y ’S BIRTHDAYS: Annie Sullivan Don't knock airline peanut snacks. Program lets women return to MCC firelight (1866); Arnold Toynbee (1886); John cause more students than expected use will make costs go up even the West Coast through the Central, Eastern Interior, Sonthwest Interior: They give you irKficestion that takes more, site said. "1 have some real D r. L< Gielgud (1904); Rod Steiger (1925). -or isn't have been placed by the Depart­ five-day study skills course to she is doing some secretarial work Rockies to the northern Plains, your mind off what tnie pilot is - concerns.” By John Mitchell two areas. "Th e y ’D Tonight, clear. Low 35 to 40. Wednesday, mostly — doing. ment of Children and Youth Siervi- prepare the women for test taking for Bianchi. Next semester, she will across Texas and from much of T O D A Y ’S Q U O TE : "Ctvilizalion is a Herald Reporter "All I’m going to do is keep them poaaibili sunny. High 65 to 70. and studying. start as an occupational therapist Florida through the middle Atlan­ movement — not a condition; a voy­ together as a group, so they get go aa fai TODAY’S TRIYfA ANSWERS: (c) Armie “If they continue at this rate, they assistant at a hospital. tic Coast region and eastern age — not a harbour" — Arnold Sullivan was famous for teaching Helen When Nancy Smith grew restless some sense of self-worth and belonging." Blanch! said. "After can get a degree in three years." There Is more rehabilitative Great Lakes to New England. West Coastal, East Coastal: Tonight, clear. Low Toynbee. Keller, who was blind and deaf. with the nursing profession and work involved with the career than Residents oppose decided to go back to college in 1983. one semester. I'm going to main­ she said. She modeled the program Tornadoes and high winds around 40. Wednesday, mostly sunny. High around 60. stream them Into the college on after a similar one at Holyoke in nursing, which she finds reward­ the obstacles looked Immense. ing. "Plus the hours are better," ripped apart a mobile home park, The last time she attended their own." Community College in injuring four people, and peeled Northwest Hills: Tonight, clear. Low in the 30s. Astriigraph The program, limited to about 30 Massachusetts. she noted. classes had been In nursing school Smith said if the W IT program the roof off an elementary school Wednesday, partly sunny. High 65 to 70. making raii a traii 20 years before and the Manchester women, features a weekly course filled with children in rural preparing students for campus life, RETURNING TO COLLEGE were available In 1983, she would Community College campus have benefited from It. northwest Arkansas. seemed like a foreign country. She a weekly conference with other wasn’t so hard for Smith, thanks to LEO (July 23-Aug. 22) Rather than By John F. Kirch considering the homeowners. It will " I didn’t have an orientation of spending time alone this evening, why also faced juggling courses with women in the same position, and support from her husband and < % u r Herald Reporter be a bad thing," Beale said. workshops and seminars on school- children. She began in 1983by going the school so I did things on my not invite a few friends over for conver­ Last year. Conrall opened the running a household for her hus­ sation? It should turn out to ba to MCC part time, "to take a few own," she said, adding that her way for anyone to buy those tracks band and four boys. related topics. ^Birthday enjoyable. Hawthorne Street residents are "It’s a flexible program." Blan- courses and see how well I’d do." study skills also could have used urging the town not to build a road, when it was allowed by the federal During one of the first weeks some help. VIR ao (Aug. 2 f-S a p l-» ) You could be back, she was asked to read four chl said. "They can set their own In February, she was accepted In Wednesday, April 19.1887 the recipient of some good news today bikepath or walkway on a 1.9-mlle government to abandon the rail the Occupational Therapy Assist­ " I thought It was a great Idea," line, which runs from the Intersec­ chapters In a textbook for the pace." that you'll be eager to share with your stretch of railroad tracks that run The week before the semester ant Program at the school. Smith said. " I think It’s a slow special someone. It will have mutual tion of Main and Woodbrldge following day’s assignment. With In the year ahead, lucky breaks and past their back yards. begins. Blanchl sold, there will be a As part of a work-study program, process of getting your feet wet." PEOPLE special benefits are likely to come benefits. Instead, residents want the streets to the Cheney Historic rusty study skills. It was hard for through previously untapped channels. LIBRA (Sept. 29-Oet. 23) A hobby you former Conrall line to be left alone District. her to decide where the Important Don't be afraid to explore fresh are now working on could also have Since then several parties, in­ material began. child and worked at The Tennes­ so that nearby property owners can territory. commercial value. DIacuss it with pals buy the land themselves. cluding the town, have expressed "I was absolutely petrified,” Rwjected Terms’ sean, Nashville’s morning news­ ARIES (March 21-Aprll 19) People who understand marketing. "It’s a privacy thing." said interest in buying the land. At first, Smith said. "College scared me.” 4 4 SCORPIO (Oet. 24-Nm . 22) An Invita­ you'll be involved with today are likely to paper, while attending Vander­ town officials talked about convert­ Sissy Spacek says she rejected go farther out of their way than usual to tion you'll be receiving for a social func­ Marlon Winter of Hawthorne SM ITH ISN’T alone. More and a part in what became an bilt University law school. Street. Along with 35 other resi­ ing it into a north-south connector “ Nashville is familiar because make things easier lor you. Get a jump tion might be delayed. Don't be dis­ more professional women are de­ Pr o m p tC a r e Oscar-winning movie rather than on life by understanding the Influences turbed; you're not a last-minute dents. she signed a petition oppos­ road, but later leaned toward using I lived here for so long, but it’s ciding to update their skills or leave her infant daughter. governing you In the year ahead. Send addition to the guest list. ing any plans the town has to buy It for recreation. change careers, and the Idea of different because it’s got a lot SAQITTARIUS (Nev. 23-Oee. 21) There Town Manager Robert B. Weiss “ I got an offer for the lead role lor your Astro-Graph predictions today. the tracks. going back to college makes many more bounce than it did when I Mall $1 to Astro-Graph, c/o this news­ may be a pleasant surprise in store lor Winters and several other resi­ said this morning that the town has IS HERE. in "Terms of Endearment" when hesitate. lived here before," he said. “ The paper, P.O. Box 91428, Cleveland, OH you today when someone who usually dents said that the tracks are within not yet decided to buy the property. m y daughter was seven months barely notices you showers you with at­ sense you get now is there’s a lot 44101-3428. Be sure to state your zodi­ a few feet of their property lines and However, he said the Planning and Mary Ann Bianchi, a biology old, but I couldn’t bear to leave ac sign tention and compliments. more hustle." they do not want Joggers, walkers ^ n in g Commission and the town professor at MCC. said the dropout her," Spacek said in an excerpt TAURJRI US (April 20-May 20) Your opti­ CAPRICORN (Dee. 22-Jan. 18) The as­ rate for older women at the school is pects Indicate that today’s events could or bikers constantly passing Board of Directors will have to from the book “ Mother; A mistic outlook will have a far more fa­ about 45 percent. BACKED BY A consider the town as a whole and H A R T Collective Portrait" in the May vorable effect upon your companions contribute to your high hopes. What through their back yards. Dear Abby the Individual residents when de­ Of the 2,400 women who regis­ bill mat) issue of the Ladies’ Home today than you may realize. You're the transpires will be due more to a friend's “ You’ll get a lot of strange people Advice columnist Abigail Van tonic that sagging spirits need. efforts than your own. going through." Winters said. ciding whether to buy the land. tered in the fall. 1.515 failed to handled Journal. QEMINI (May 21-Juna 20) Something AQUARIUS (Jan. 20-Fsb. 18) Give mat­ As It is now, residents said, “Everything is In the prelimi­ register this spring, she said. 67YEARTRAffllON Bnren, known to millions as Dear Sen. . The movie, which starred De­ It was those numbers, and the Abby, was a big draw for a you'll do today will give you a sense of ters that have a direct effect on your ca- teen-agers ride their motorcycles nary stages." Weiss said. Governr bra Winger, is about the relation­ achievement, yet It might not appear reer and finances top priority today. other Nancy Smiths she knew black-tie, |180-a-plate dinner that through the area at all hours of the Planning Director Mark Pelle­ Monday ship between a mother and too Impressive In the eyes of Theae are the areas where you're llkgkfiy grini said the petition shouldn't stop around campus, that spurred Blan­ helped save the San Marcos Boys’ flaanf'lfliAtt to find your golden nuggets. night. OF CASING. elaboral daughter. ------. — . ch! to begin a program this fall at "The kids ride those dirt bikes,” the town from pursuing the sale. commiti and Girls’ Club in Escondido. CANCER (June 21-July 22) Today you PISCES (Feb. 20-Mareh 20) You'll have " ’Iliey (the residents) Identified MCC to encourage and help women may be a trifle too restless to cope with an excellent chance of selling your Elizabeth Perry said. "It’s not The bl Blafra Innocent? Calif. some potential problems and I returning to campus. The club’s board of directors boring, routine Involvements. Partici­ Ideas or plans to others today It your good. It’s a bad scene” during I pate li-i activities that stimulate your Besidents said if the town con­ think there are potential solutions." "There was a definite need from said Monday that the Saturday approach Is direct, artful and William The American Civil Liberties sense ot adventure. Imaginative. verts the tracks into some recrea­ he said. the students we had coming in." was chi Union has entered an Innocent SISSY SPACEK JELLO BIAFRA night benefit came very close to tional use. residents will lose their Another snag in any plans to buy Bianchi said. ‘T m essentially plea on behalf of punk-rock singer raising the club’s goal of $45,000. going to do some hand-holding for a nominat rejected movie offer . appears in court privacy. the land lies with Manchester Jello Biafra and four co­ Van Buren donated time for the Alphonse Reale of Hawthorne merchant Kenneth Burkamp. who semester.” defendants charged with distri­ fund-raiser and chipped in $1,000. Current Quotations Street, a member of the town already owns a section of the tracks “Women in Transition,” a 15- buting harmful material to Reynolds baby Maybe a little baby, an infant In The youth organization was Zoning Board of Appeals and the south of Center Street. Burkamp week 10-credlt program, offers two minors. the family, will fill up the space facing a $45,000 deficit in its has said he probably wouldn’t sell areas of concentration, one for man who organized the petition The a They are accused of failing to Actress LonI Anderson says she for me more realistically.” $125,000 budget for the fiscal year his section to the town because he women in liberal arts and science, You are on our minds, and you Staff Howard H . Baker J r „ drive, said he would like to buy the Windha warn record stores against sel­ and actor Burt Reynolds would Ms. Anderson, who is twice that ends June 30. Without the tracks that run past his house. could make more money selling It and another for women in business, are in our hearts. We think about saying the administration has no being h ling "Frankenchrist," an album like to have a child but that divorced, also said, “ I love the money from the benefit, the club That land would add another 60 for industrial use. Bianchi said. Each three-day-a- you, pray for you." — Secretary plans for a reprieve of sanctions the dep by Biafra’s group the Dead perhaps a grandchild would be idea of marriage,” but added. would have had to close. The club feet to his property, he said, and The tracks run through several week program is from 9 a.m. to 1 of State George Shultz, speaking on selected Japanese imports. Reatd Kennedys, to minors because of more realistic for her. “ I’ve had no luck with it." offers after-school activities to give him more privacy. neighborhoods, from business to p.m. and includes two core courses in Moscow to a group of refusen­ Bchedul sexually explicit posters included Anderson, 40, who recently about 650 youngsters in the “ If the town buys it without residential to industrial. and an elective related to one of the iks, people who have been denied Wrltti In the packages. moved in with Reynolds, said in northern San Diego County NCHESTER PROMPTCARE IS New debut permission to emigrate. An Arab proverb has it that; “ He M. Transpi A trial date of June 1 was set an interview with McCall’s maga­ community. who tells the truth should have one CONVENIENT "Now that there is a real MEMORIAL HOSPITAI. Road, II Monday in Los Angeles on the zine that Reynolds, 51, “ wants a Former CBS newsman F re d toot in the stirrup.” Stolen snake possibility of agreement on rid­ has provided the East-of-the- PmmptCam isopen from 9a.m. 9 misdemeanor charge by Munici­ child more than anything else in G ra h a m made his debut on ding Europe of Soviet and Ameri­ 9 W K R N -TV ’s evening newscast NASSIFF SPORTS Rivercommunityvvith supe­ to 9 p. m., 7 days a week. After- pal Court Judge Jacqueline Con­ the world." Pasta with flair can medium-range missiles, the still missing hours cam for minor illnesses nor. “He really does believe It. Yet with nn interview of White House United States has proposed new 991 Main St.. Manchester rior, innovative care since I919. Besides Biafra. whose real when Burt’s around a terrible Chief of Staff Howard Baker. Opera star Beverly Mils, direc­ conditions that create further Now, PromptCare continues and injuries is available through tor of the City Opera, says in her Lottery A $200 reward offered last week TO RI name is E ric Boucher, defend­ 2-year-old for any length of time, " It ’s m y way of starting out difficulties. ’ ’ — Viktor P. Karpov, 103 New London Turnpike, Glastonbury that tradition by offering walk- PromptCam* at Manchester the Hospital Emergency with a bang," Graham, who was soon-to-be-released autobio­ for the return of a boa constrictor lecurit; ants include Mike Bonanno, Bia- he kind of shrugs, pulls back and the top Soviet arms negotiator stolen from the Lutz Children’s Memorial Elospifal. Department at the same fee. released by CBS as part of graphy. that Lsclano Pavarotti 647-9126 • 633-6937 in care in the securitv' of a hos­ Correct fra's partner in Alternative Ten­ murmurs, ‘Well, I don’t know...’’’ until January, in a commentary Museum has failed to turn up the cutbacks in the news division, served paata with a flair. pital setting. PROMPTCARE IS Mich tacles Records; Deborah “ In all m y fantasies, I want to in The New York Times. Connecticut daily snake, a museum otfirial said have a child very badly,” she said before the broadcast Her book, excerpted in the May Eor routine illnesses and three-y Schwarts of Mordam Records; "Nobody wants a trade war, today. AEEORDABLE W MIIHHI TNIK said. “ But when Deedee (her Monday. issue of Ladies Home Journal, Monday: 222 injuries, you'll feel confident Litchfl) Steve Boudreau of Green World but nobody wonts to be a patsy Fred, who measures 5 feet, was Our basic exam and tmatment Distributors and Salvatore J. 20-year-old daughter) told me she The 5S-year-oId newsman, who says the rotund tenor often made Play Four: 0515 stolen from a cage In the museum 2 DAY SALE AT knowing the all-inclusive Monda; either." — White House Chief of fee is $40. Them will be addi- c Alberti of the Alberti Record was getting married, I asked, 'So is a native of Texarkana, Ark., late supper, usually pasta and sometime during the weekend of resou ax's of you r communi ty A6MOK1 <1 She did moved to Nashville, Tenn., as a salad, for his show’s cast. tional charges for mom compli- r Conu Manufacturing Co. when will I be a grandmother?’ March 28-30. leaving his mate, hospital am there if yourcon- O Rosie, an 8-foot boa, to carry on by WHOLESALE PRICES! caled cam, certain pixKX’dums t? doing I difion warrants mita* serious i / £ herself. The burglar or burglars and supplies. And no up-front / 7 Wllka I Manchester HemM attention. NORIM broke Into the rear of the building, payment is necessary - we'll timea I Comics Sampler SelecM Items By: Eot non-emergencies, from Conv avoiding a motion detector. gladly bill you or yttur insur- U8P8 327-500 VOL. CVI, No. 168 Museum officials are concerned sore lliroats to sprained ankles, aNUIO^l RII In M ar ancecxtmpany. 7 that the snake, who needs a tropical • Mizuno • Nike • Brine Wilson • PromptCaix' provides vou with 7 Conv WHATAOUV byBINHoMi environment to aurvlve. may have Suggaatad carriar ralaa era $1.00 Publlthtd dally except Sunday been set free. Susan Craig, a ' Easton Mitre • Bard • Yonex • S IX the quality cam vou've alwavs and certain holldaye by the Man- weakly, $7.70 tor one month. $t8.10 atunted on from Manchester chatter Publlthing Co., 18 Bralnatd tor throe montha. $40.10 tor tlx naturalist at the museum, said this _PROMPTCARE IS_ morning that the snake, valued at Dozens more items at terrific savings Memorial Hospital. And with Place, Manchaater, 0>nn. 06040. montha end $$B.a0 tor one year. ACCESSIBLE W IN In this spacB, samples of Senior cltlzan ratoo and mall itloa about 8100, was probably stolen in each department! PntmptCam, no apjHtintment Second data pottage paid al Guard Manchaater, Conn. Poatmaatar: are avallabta on raquoal. with the intention of selling it. is netx’ssitry. PromptCam is ideally lixrafed new comics will be printed The award money offered last state I TO KEEP UP Sand addraea changaa to the To piMO a claiamad or diapley When \x)u need ixtnwnienl, at Manchester Memorial from time to time to get Manchaater HaraM, P.O. Bex 601. advertloamonl. or to report a newt week was provided by an anonym­ e influen W IT H M E , NEVER BEFORE, SO affordable medical cam, you Hospital un Armory Street, off reader reaction. Readers are Manchaalar, Conn. 08040. Ham. atory or pichiro Moa, ooH ous ^ n o r. Prom ptCare The Invited to comment on any VOU'P BETTER If you don’t racotva your Herald by 843-t7l 1 . ORtca houra era 8:30 a.m. Craig said that viaitors have deserve the walk-in facility with Main Slmet. Plenty of parking will et 6 L O W S p.m. .yeakdayt or 7;S0 a.m. to B p.m. Monday through Friday. Inquired about the misaing snake’s DONT MISS THIS ONE! tlie unique hospital Iwation WAl.K IN MEDK.Al.CE.NTER cktsebv. Willlai aspect of the Herald's com­ Saturdaya, plaaaa talaphona your The Manchaalar HaraM It a whereabouts. "Many kids have had .M M ANnilM IK Ml MDKIAI MOM'MAI DOWN." and Pi ics. Send your comments to: carrier. It you're unable to reach member of the AaeodatodPriee, the the article in the paper read to them Cart Audit Bureau olCireulatlooeendIhe Features Editor, Manchester your carriar, call aubaertbar tarvice by their parenU. and so there are a a iffo r at 047-8846 by 0 p.m. waakdaya for N ew England Nawopapar Sale Days — April 17 & April 18 Herald, P.O. Box 591, M an- lot of kids who are concerned." she that oil rinl said. cheater, 00040. 4 - WAWCHEOTEK HEKALI). »■ AarB M. IWy Teamsters altered C otw clicw# h t B H tf 1 Man charged with cop’s murder ( DERBY (API - A dental claim forms SMTch oofiUniiM for Milpor man tow I charge af WESTPORT - P»iicc were Mfll MarcMnc for the Miper who MiHord poBee officer. NEW HAVEN — W «fkm at aa flrwl M a MctiM of iBttntate W to Wattport over dw weekend, OB noBOBy* iM nW f oBpvfior afflea that admiaiatara atata Tartoao admRiad to U.S. DM rlcI Taamatara’ daatai lararaace al- Jad0 B PVtor C. Dorsey that he ■tilktac tllree veMeleo and aMgtoly toimlBS one mae. Court M g e PkHtoC- Mauetai Jr. BRIDGEFORT (AF) - A raw police Detective Chrfotopber Batten raid authorities tarad claim farma for aaioa offi- sigBed a Maak deotol form flwt was ordered the sragoet, Theaeae A. ■ehaol poUey that would allow believe the diree incidents are related bceaeae they all happened dala, ghiag tba offidala mara lator falaMed to reflect aboot •g.8N alO^VBm Bvni Bi IWII random searches of desks and aroend S; W p.m. on Saturday. of 97W,0N bail oa a charge of baaafita tbaa thay ware aatitled to, worth of daatai work for a member lockers to aaeffart to stop studrato However, Batten raid, investicators don’t believe the incidents murderlag Officer DaaM Seen aa amployaa of tba daatai clalma of the faaaily of Aatbsay G. from brtoglBg guns to school raotod Roiosttl. prssidoBteftbastatowido are related to other shoottogs that occurred on or a k »s the offieaaaM. stand up to legal chSllenges, the toghway in P airfieM County in 1M4 and IMS. Waeaoa was found about 2:46 "W a wore to add procadurea (oa Toomotors Joint Couaefl 84. Roe- school superintendent said. State poHce spokesman Sgt. Daniel Lew is raid the first shot on a.m. Sunday lying on the side of tba claim forma) to covar the setti pleadod guilty oa Friday to a “ The legal counral feels R (the Saturday shattered the windshield of a northbound pickup truck Boston Post Road in Milford by a addRioBai charge for tba deatiat... subotitate charge of ombeziliBg passing motorist. Police said Was­ measure) will stand up to chal- near exit It. Their (aaioa offlciala’) Mila ware •18,8N tbroogb afieged faMflad son, 25, had been shot once in the lenfes and teats. But we’ re hoping The tt-year-old driver, whose name was not available, suffered oovared to fall,” aaid Jraa Brdm- treatmoat claims tbroogb the den­ cheat. there won’t he any,” Schools toipt. minor cuts from the flying glass, and was treated and released lay, a daima procoaaer of tba tal bealtb plaa. He was pronounced dead at James A. Connelly raid Monday Tramatera Doatal Office Co., lo­ Uader the oew charge, Turiano from Norwalk Hospital, Lewis said. Yale-New Haven Hospital shortly after the Board of Educatioa voted cated to MUford. could face up to 2>A years to prison after 3 a.m., raid Milford police unanimously to broaden the disci­ ’ Bromley taatified Mooday oa the aad a •2,8N fiae. A senteactog date Officer Art Godbout. pline code to include the searches. was set for May 28. He was Bridgeport police, using a des­ Brat day of tba ombanlamaat aad The code amendment, which is Officialt trying to ID bum victim prevtously charged with one count cription of the car and suspect racketaerlag trial of Viaceat S. expected to take effect the begin- GLASTONBURY - Medical examiners were still working to issued by Milford police, took Piraao, aacratary-traaaarer' of of obstructloa of justice. a lM of Nay, declares school Identify the badly burned body of a female who perished in a Hoyesen into custody a toort time Taamatara Local 443 to New Havaa, Dorsey also granted a mothm lockers and desks to be the property weekend fire, police said. after the shooting on an outstanding dad Carol Riziiari, owoar of the that separated the trial of Louis of the school board and their use a Howard Charbonneau, a spokesman for Glastonbury police, Taamatara Daatai (Hflca C o . Mario, a member of Teamster A warrant for failing to appear in privilege for pupils. raid Monday that another victim of the fire had been identified as court on a motor vehicle charge. Plaaoo aod R iizlad wara anmag Local 181, from the trial of Pisano AT plwto “Accordintfy,” the amendment Michael Pahl, 24. The suspect had a loaded, .44- 18 top atata Taamatara aad otbara and Rizzieri. Mario will be tried on said, "school officials retain the Pahl’s body was found with a female’s in a duplex on Ginton caliber revolver with one bullet who wara iadictad ia Jaoa 19M oa one embezzling count with other Taking the aland right to open and search lockers Street early Sunday, Charbonneau said. missing, police said. embazzlamant, rackataartng and indicted Teamsters at a date that and desks at anytime to enforce Five other people, including three children, a man and a “ The whole city is. I ’m sure, ebatruction of juatica chargaa. Tba has not yet been set. thing.” Carter is one of three people school policies, rules or regulations grieving,” said Milford Mayor Under questioning from Durham, Amy Carter testifies in Northhampton, or for any other reason.” woman, escaped without injury from the other side of the APpeoio iadictmant allagad that many of tha being tried on charges of disorderly two-unit building, police Officer Kevin McGuire said. Alberta Jagoe, whose children 1$ had ambazzlad a total of ahout Bromley said that Rizzieri was the Mass., District Court during her trial l^eviously, the code allowed grew up with Wasson. “ Our hearts girlfriend of John Ardlto. Police Monday. Carter told the Jury that she conduct stemming from the Nov. 24 school officials to search a desk or The cause of the fire was still under investigation, with the shooting death of a Milford •138,868 from vaiioua Taamatara are broken. Thomas Hoyesen, 33, of Bridgeport, is and others have referred to Ardito protest against CIA recruiting at the locker only if they had “ a substan­ P Charbonneau said. baalth plana. Four of thoaa indicted blocked buses carrying anti-CIA protes­ tial basis” for believing they “ He was just a real nice boy as led into Superior Court in Derby police officer. have Meaded guilty to reduced as a captain in the New York University of Massachusetts. well as being a good police officer,” ters to Jail because "it was the right contained contraband, Connelly Monday for arraignment in connection chargaa and nine othara will he Genovese crime family. Ardito she said. "H e was always smiling. said. Strange chemical left on street (Had later. issow imprisoned on an obstruction He loved what he was doing. He was In addition, the amendment says “He was an excellent police Rizzieri, of New York, ia charged of justice charge in another case. WATERBURY — The Waterbury Health Department said It so happy.” shepherd was left In the patrol car, police officer, Hoyesen could be that school officials may search officer ... He was out there doing with helping to embezzle a total of Bromley said Rizzieri had em­ was still Investigating a mysterious chemical left on a city street Police Chief Thomas Flaherty police said. sentenced to death. ‘English first’ bill faces hurdles students themselves or their be­ Wasson, the first Milford police what we paid him to do,” Flaherty •12,388 from tba plana while Piaano ployed Rizzieri’s mother and niece, that caused breathing problems and burning in the eyes, noses, said Wasson radioed that he was At the arraignment, Mancini longings when there is a “ reasona- increased Hoyesen’s ball from officer killed in the line of duty, had said. ia charged with embezzling either as well as John ArdRo’s daughter, Me suspicion” that the student is and throats of 13 poeple. making a routine stop of a vehicle on his request. $500,000 upon the request of State’s been commended three times (or by himaalf or with othara a total of at the dental claim office. Rizzieri By Judd Evarhort the members of either the House or carrying contraband. Dr. Adrienne LieBailly of the Waterbury Health Department before he was shot. The chief didn’t Wasson’s funeral was scheduled But Sen. James H. Maloney, know Wasson’s reason (or making Attorney Michael Dearington and outstanding performance since •11,168 in claimed inaurance benaf- worked in the of flee two to five days Tha Azsoclotad Prats Senate to get the measure on the The c ^ e was enacted in response said Monday that white powder was found on Plaza Avenue for 9:30 a.m. Wednesday at Mary D-Danbury, committee co- scheduled a probable cause hearing joining the force on March 1, 1905. ita and $38,680 in adminiatrative fee a week, for either four or five hours floor. to an Increasing number of students Sunday night and that the chemical appeared to be “ some type of the stop. Taylor United Methodist Church In chairman, refused the request, Godbout said police didn’t know (or May 12. Hoyesen didn't enter a A U.S. Air Force veteran who Increaaaa of tha dental claims a day, she said. HARTFORD — Backers of a hill Although backers say the major­ brinidng guns to school. Since the water-reactive material” because It gave off fumes after Milford. Burial will be In Kings saying legislative rules do not whether Wasson had drawn his plea. worked in the police canine unit, office. Bromley said she was testifying making English the official state ity of Connecticut residents favors beginning of the school year, eight firefighters began washing it away. was engaged to be married. Highway Cemetery. require a roll call, and ordered a revolver. The officer's German If convicted of murdering the Rizzieri and Pisano also are in an exchange of a federal offer for language are looking (or ways of the idea of declaring English the students have been found with guns “ The minute I got here my lips began to bum, my eyes began to reviving the measure after a official language, they know voice vote. The move prompted a charged with two counts each of immunity from prosecution. She heated exchange between the two on school property. bum, my ears began to bum and my throat began to bum. And I legislative committee dealt it a they’re In the minority in the Authorities believe pupils are racketeering while Rizzieri is also said that dental benefits had been senators. was wearing my mask,” Assistant Fire Chief Michael Izzo said at paid on her behalf for work on her serious bow by refusing to put it on legislature, making a petition carrying guns for prote^on or for Charged with one count of obstruc­ among legislators unlikely to suc- When the voice vote was finally the scene ^nday night. illegal dumping brings fine to Uretek teeth that was not covered under the agenda. use In drug dealings. tion of justice. Some people said they heard a popping sound before seeing a The power play Monday in the c e ^ . An amendment to another bill taken. Lovegrove’s motion to add Prosecuting the case are attor­ the Teamsters’ plan to which she cloud rising from the circle of white powder, authorities said. Government Administration and would also be difficult. the bill to the agenda was defeated In making the motion to approve NORWICH (A P ) - Uretek Inc., of illegal storage and dumping after The state attorney general’s applied to bolts of fabrics by neys William A. Keefer and John H. belonged. on an apparent party-line vote. "It’s like putting hot pepper Juice on your face,” said worker-operated machines. The Elections Committee enraged Sen. Bill sponsors had to circulate the policy, board member Jack embroiled in a bitter labor dispute a trial, although other companies office is pursuing a dvil suit against Durham of the U.S. Justice Depart­ Earlier in the day, Dorsey Lovegrove said it would he “ a firefighter Hubert Larrivee. the company in connection with the finished material is used by other Fred H. Lovegrove, R-Fairfield, a petitions to get a public hearing Albertson said it was "the most over health and safety conditions at have pleaded guilty before trial, ment’s Organized Crime and Rack­ dismissed one of the jurors after the backer of the controversial “ Eng­ held on the measure after the long, tough pull” to get the positive step we could take without Dr. Le Bailly said reside of the powder was being analyzed. 1984 incidents. companies to make tarpaulins, its New Haven plant, has been fined Clark said. eteering Strike Force. juror told the judge that he had read committee refused to air it. signatures of 19 ssenators, a simple "They’re looking at possibilities, and narrowing down those F. Timothy McNamara, Uretek’s sleeping bag matresses and other lish first” measure that drew putting metal detectors in the $250,000 (or illegal storage and Uretek, which had sales of $7 Bromley did not discuss how a newspaper article about Rosset­ hundreds of Connecticut residents If passed and signed into law, the majority in the 36-member schools, which we are reluctant to possibilities so they can decide what’s the most efficient route to attorney, was not in his office products. dumping of hazardous waste, au­ million last year, could have been often forms were changed or the ti’s guilty plea. The juror said the to a public hearing last month. bill would effectively end the chamber, and equally as difficult to do’’ go as far as testing,” she said. Monday afternoon and could not be thorities said. fined up to $5 million. Andrews Last December, 38 of Uretek’s years in which it happened. Nor did Information in the article would “ For the committee to sit there printing of absentee ballots and get 76 signatures in the 151-memher could have been fined up to $5 reached (or comment. Uretek Vice President John An­ employees were diagnosed as hav­ she name specific union officials influence his judgment in the case. and decide they’re not going to go drivers’ license exams in lan­ House. drews was also fined $5,000 Monday million and sentenced up to two The Senate is controlled 25-11 by Three-hundred barrels of various ing liver abnormalities or noninfec- whose forms had been fabricated. Dorsey appointed one of the (our on record voting the bills either up guages other than English. It would Yale rejects proposal to divest but spared a jail term by Superior years in jail. chemicals, including the solvent tious hepatitis. One occupational alternate jurors to (ill the vacated or down, as far as I ’m concerned not directly affect bilingual educa­ Democrats and the House is also C A R R A F F L E The prosecution had recom­ Earlier Monday, Louis Turiano Court Judge Thomas P. Miano, dimethylformamide, or DMF, were health expert has linked the health spot on the 12-person panel. it’s an act of cowardice,” Love­ tion programs. controlled by Democrats, 92-59. NEW HAVEN — The Yale Corporation has rejected a proposal Assistant State’s Attorney James mended Andrews be given a Sr., a member of 'Teamsters Local The bill’s chief sponsor. Sen. MANCHESTER ELKS found In a field near the company’s problems to DMF. 191 of Bridgeport, pleaded guilty to The trial Is expected to last about grove said, fuming outside the Opponents of the bill, including by one of its board members to gradually divest of all of its stock Clark said. suspended one-year prison term the legislature’s Democratic lead­ Thomas Scott, R-MII(ord, called the plant in 1984, Clark said. Seven weeks ago, about 80 Uretek a reduced charge of being an (our weeks. It will convene next on committtee room. in companies doing business in South Africa, the university's Uretek and Andrews were con­ after proving he had “ actual ' 'They want to vote the bills down, ership, say it has racist overtones, committee’s action “ a cowardly ItS S Ur m Ih TfWR Car DMF Is used to turn solid employees went on strike, charging accessory after the fact (or the Wednesday. president said. victed Jan. 29 on the felony charges. management" of the site where the but supporters say its purpose is to act." If another attempt to get the polyurethane into a substance with the company was lax in maintain­ but they don’t want the people to Only 300 tlokola will bn 80ld President Benno C. Schmidt Jr. said Monday that form er U.S. It was the first time a corporation hazardous waste was dumped, make sure that those coming to this bill on the committee’s agenda a molasses-like consistency that is ing health and safety standards. know they want to vote them Sen. Paul Tsongas of Massachusetts had made the proposal, in Connecticut had been convicted Clark said. down.” country learn English quickly to (ails, Scott said he would try to *100” per ticket which called for divestment over a number of years unless the amend another bill. Unless the committee agrees to give them the best chance of getting Drawing A Buffet Dinner South African government changed its system of apartheid. Long pretrial detention add the bill to its final meeting ahead. “ One way or the other, this Issue The proposal was rejected Saturday at the last meeting of the Watchdog agenda Wednesday, there are only At the start of Monday’s commit­ deserves a full debate on the floors Saturday May 8 school year of the Yale Corporation, the university's board of two options left for sponsors; tee meeting, Lovegrove tried to get of the House and Senate and an on-the-record, up-or-down public 041646-9282 trustees. meets legal challenge amend another hill or collect a the bill added to the agenda and "The corporation decided not to accept it over the dissenting committee simple majority of the signatures of asked Uiat a roll-call vote be taken vote,” Scott said. votes of five members of the corporation,” Schmidt said. There MADE IN MANCHESTER HARTFORD (AP) - A federal said one defense lawyer, William are 17 members on the board. appeals court planned to hear on Kunstler of New York City. "The majority decided the present policy was the best loses out l^esday arguments on the legality Assistant U.S. Attorney Albert S. statement we could make of our unqualified abhorrence of of the unusually long pretrial DabrowskI has said the lengthy 4 apartheid,” he said. dMention of two defendants in the $7 pretrial detention is justified b^ HARTFORD (AP) — A Yale's ethical investments policy allows the university to cause the two defendants still Democratic-controlled legislative million Wells Fargo robbery case. invest only in companies that have signed the Sullivan Lawyers In the case said they are behind bars are terrorists who have committee voted along party lines tried to evade prosecution in the Principles, and have received one of the principles' two highest to abolish a watchdog committee unaware of a previous case in which past. ratings. The principles are a set of fair-employment guidelines with the power to approve or an appellate court or the U.S. Prosecutors allege that the Wells for racially-divided South Africa. disapprove transportation Supreme Court has had to decide Fargo robbery was carried out by contracts. whether pretrial detention longer Puerto Rican separatists. The bill was approved by the than 18 months Is constitutional. If not (reed on bail, Ojeda-Rios Government Administration and Filbereto Ojeda-Rios, 53, and Ballot bill put off by panel and Segarra could spend more than Checking Elections Committee on a 9-5 vote Juan E. Segarra III, 36, have been another year in prison while H A R TFO R D — A legislative com m ittee has put off a vote on a Monday and sent to the Senate. held without bond since their pretrial hearings are completed bill making sweeping changes In the way absentee ballots are The Transportation Accountabil­ arrests on Aug. 30,1985 on charges stemming from the robbery at the and the trial takes place. wHh whipped cream handled in Connecticut. ity Board had been a centerpiece of Sen. James H. Maloney, D-Danbury, co-chairman of the controls approved over the past two West Hartford Wells Fargo depot Government Administration and Elections Committee, said years while Republicans were In on Sept. 12,1983. Going, going Monday some revisions were being made, but he did not the m ajority in the General Fourteen other defendants have and a cherry been freed on bonds as high as $1 WASHINGTON (AP) - In 1950, elaborate. He said the measure would be taken up at the Assembly. there were 33 major oil companies. committee's meeting on Wednesday. Several other GOP measures, million. Nine of the defendants had been Of those, only 14 remain, with Just on top. The bill grew out of last year’s scandal In absentee balloting including the creation of an office of held without bond until late last four under the same name: Phillips during an election in Waterbury between supporters of Gov. Inspector general, appear to be on Petroleum, Sun, Royal Dutch-Shell their way out of existence, now that year, when the 2nd U.S. Circuit William A. O’Neill and former Congressman Toby Moffett, who Court of Appeals said that despite and Occidental. was challenging O'Neill for the Democratic gubernatorial the Democrats control the House, Of today’s three largest U.S. oil Senate and governor’s office. evidence some would flee prosecu­ nomination. Ten people were eventually arrested. tion, U.S. District Judge T. Emmet companies, Exxon was known In “ They weren’t Democrat Ideas, 1950 as Standard Oil of New Jersey; so now they’ve all got to be Clarie must release at least two of the defendants on bail. Mobil was created from Socony repealed,” said Sen. Fred H. Vacuum and Superior Oil, and Local bus meet scheduled Lovegrove, R-Falr(leld. As a result of that ruling, Clarie set bail (or seven of the nine. Amoco was called Standard Oil of The adequacy of Inter-community bus service in the Greater But Sen. William A. DiBella, 'The appeals court will hear Indiana. Windham and Northeastern regions will be the topic of forums D-Hartford, said the TAB, with a $400,000 annual budget, had done arguments on the detentions of being held April 23 by the state Department of Transportation, Mount Erebus is one of three little to justify its existence. In its Ojeda-Rios and Segarra on Tues­ the department has announced. active Antarctic volcanoes. It is first year of operations, it had day in New York City. Residents are invited to air their views. The meetings are located on Ross Island and towers saved taxpayers only $88,000 after “ Detention without trial Is the scheduled 2 p.m. and 7 p.m. at 4 South E aglevllle Road In Storrs. 13,200 feet. reviewing 106 contracts worth $330 hallmark of repressive regimes,” , hotels, restaurants O f course, our Checking Club Written comments can be sent to the Connecticut Public makes those at other banks million, the senator said. Join the Cheekily look like plain vanilla. across the: coucountry. sounds good, because it is good! A Transportation Commission, Raymond J. Dzialo, 24 Wolcott Hill "W e continue to look over everyb­ Check out all the sweet extras Free credit card protection. checking account that pays interest, C h ib fo r a checking requires a smaller minimum balance Road, Wethersfield, 06109. ody’s shoulder,” DiBella said. AQUARIUM you get with the Savings Bank of Free financial newsletters sent to than most NOW accounts, comes 9 “ Maybe we ought to have another account that’s fiye Manchester Checking Club: you tluoughout the year. 9 board overlooking TAB." • A checking account/reeo/a//j«rwce with all kinds of freebies. Free key ring registration for return Write checks the way your friends J. Harwood Norton, TAB'S execu­ • • . and used by consumers with a $100 minimum charges when you maintain a $100 Prisoner walks off work detail of lost keys. write checks - free, at the Savings tive director, defended the panel balance - earns you minimum balance. Emergency cash availability with Isank of Manchester. Cbme leant during a brief presentation before TORRINGTON — Police were searching for a minimum • Interest earned on any balance. Visa or MasterCard. more about checking with whipped the committee. everywhere. security prisoner who walked off a work detail at a YMCA, a interest - comes with • Free, unlimited check writing-and Free direct deposit of checks - cream and a cherry on top. "Accountability is probably the Corrections department spokeswoman said. RTfi. 30 K-MART PLAZA, VERNON 872-3574 no per check charges. social security, payroll, etc. most essential thing any govern­ aU kinds o f extras. Michael Conway, 39 of Bridgeport, who was serving a • Free first order of personalized Free nouuy service. three-year sentence for larceny In the first degree at the ment can have,” he said. On April 30, the Manchester Herald is publishing its This is the checking account that checks. Allowing the Department of 50% discount off first year’s rental Litchfield Correctional Center, walked off his work detail Easter Bunnies comes topped with goodies and more • Free $100,000 accidental death Transportation to handle all con­ goodies. The ch eeky account so of safe deposit box. Monday, said Connie Wilks, spokeswoman for the department. annual PROFILE ED ITIO N with pictures and special insurance coverage. Where your friends are. tracts without any outside over­ many o i^ u r friends,are talking And still more features. She did not know the details of his crime. •9 9 9 • Free vacation and entertainment sight amounts to no accountahility. features about the contributions our community about. The checking account that Conway apparently walked out of the YMCA where he was and up discounts - over $2,500 worth - at doing renovation work under the supervision of a counselor, Wilks said. She said he had done work out of the prison many ATTENTION makes to a better way of life. Numerous products are (vmriaty of hroodt - muortad colon) times before. D>nway began his sentence In Feb., 1984 and was to be released Kmart SHOPPERS manufactured in Manchester and sold throughout the In March of INS, Wilks said. Conway was not armed and is not considered dangerous. country, and the Manchester Herald is proud to help 7 7 In our April 15th ad, on •29.99 Sawings Bank Nanday Conures the back page, the acquaint the public with these important items. ^ofM M diesler Opposition won't stop DWI prison 99e aluminum foil is incor* Male Bettas Offkci in Manchetter, Eb8( Haitford, In order to make this the outstanding edition it has M ton. Andover. South Windior, East Windsor. WINDSOR LOCKS — Despite local opposition, the National rectly pictured as a 75 ft. Ashford, Eastfoid, ManiTieU and ToUand Guard training center at Camp Hartell next week will become a Mix Breed Puppies *79.00 Telephone 646-1700. state prison for men convicted of driving while under the roll. 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Cuts place price tag on drivers’ lives

HAOAR TMC HOF The federal Department of Transportation Grants used j has apparently d^ided it can put a price tag J'M Aff^AtP on human lives. I'/tAAFVAlPi The department last week proposed that to boost GOPi requirements for bridge inspiections be scaled back in an effort to save money. Under the plan, bridge inspections would be required not minoritiesf- A every four years instead of every two. The proposal became public just days after a New York State Thniway bridge spanning a WASHINGTON-The federal agency set op to 'T rain-swollen river collapsed, killing an help minority businesses is using its grant money estimated 10 motorists, and less than four to recruit Hispanics and blacks into the Republican . f years after a bridge carrying Interstate 95 Party, according to an agency official’s afndavit. over the Mianus River in Greenwich collapsed Charges of political favoritism and other ~ ■_ P TMIFHANTOM improprieties have swirled about the Minority with the loss of three lives. Business Deveiopment Agency ever since its —^ The plan is particularly disturbing because Washington Wire creation by President Nixon in 1969. Now Xavier - federal officials acknowledge that four of Mena, the agency’s regional director in San Z every 10 highway bridges need repairs. Francisco, has put explicit accusations in writing 'Z. The logic behind the proposal to cut back — and under oath — in an affidavit filed last year inspections, according to the transportation with federal Investigators. Z department, is that by reducing inspections of Senators collide in pursuit Mena accuses the minority business agency’s bridges considered in good condition, the director, James Richardson Gonzales, of misusing for political purposes some of the $4 million the department will have more money left for directors can use at his discretion out of the * actual repair of deficient bridges. Highway of presidential greased pig agency's annual $39 million budget. In particular, 'ZZ officials contend that the $1.63 million a year Mena pinpoints awards made In the last two years. ~ ! allocated for bridge repairs in the highway By Lawrence L. Knutson 'the Capitol, another senator was Biden was questioning a wit­ Richardson Gonzales denies that politics has bill approved by Congress last week is in the same room before the same ness, Gene Upshaw, a former intruded Into the award process for MBDA grants, ^ inadequate. WASHINGTON - In the barbed microphones making the same guard with the Oakland Raiders though he does concede that further controls may •LONOII ByDi That may be so, but the solution is not to words of his "Devil’s Dictionary, ’ ’ announcement. football team who is now execu­ be needed. ' published in 1906, satirist Am­ tive director of the National Commerce Department inspector general IZZi reduce inspections of the nation’s bridges. Sen. Albert Gore Jr., D-Tenn., Football League Players Sherman Funk cleared the director of any criminal J ^ The New York State Thruway and Mianus brose Biercedescribed the presid­ said healso wanted to be president ency as “the greased pig in the Association. allegations, but identified several “administrative River bridge incidents proved that bridges of the United States and would During his younger years, difficulties” in the management of MBDA grants. field game of American politics." make his formal announcement considered in good condition can coliapse Eighty-one springs later, little Biden said, he had great ambi­ Funk has recently made several recommendatlonn-^ later in the* spring out of the belief tions to play football. But after without warning. Both bridges had passed has changed. for improving the process. - that while It’s late in the season, playing a little, he said, he soon Here are the highlights of Mena’s affidavit, recent inspections before their coilapse. In the final quarter of Ronald "It’s far from too late.” If anything, the coilapses point out the need Reagan’s presidency, so many learned that his talents lay not which was obtained by our associate Stewart : ^ politicians are chasing that As his 4-year-old son attempted with football but in another Harris; ■ZZ. I to beef up bridge inspections, not skimp on direction entirely; pollticsandthe • One month after the Mexican American ^ them. greased pig that they are literally toclimb a marble Senate fireplace running into each other. which served his father as a presidency. Foundation in San Diego, Calif., received $200,000 Instead of trying to roll back the number of Sen. Paul Simon, D-III., stand­ backdrop, Gore told a news from the Minority Business Development Agency ^ bridges inspected each year, transportation ing on a small, bare wood box, conference that space achieve­ A FORMER FOOTBALL ACE to hold a series of minority business seminars In officials should be working to restore announced last Thursday his ment was one of his goals. is chasing the presidential thO Southwest, the foundation’s then-president . ON TH I FABTNi credibility to the inspection process and intention to announce May 18 that The nation should, he said, put greased pig from the House side of switched his resignation from Democrat to making sure those structures that do not meet he, too, is a candidate for “men" —“Imeanhumanbelngs" the Capitol. Republican and Joined the George Bush — on the “ moon” — "I mean Rep. Jack Kemp, R-N.Y., Is a presidential campaign. ^ standards are put out of service until repairs president. former star quarterback for the As his supporters a pplauded, he Mars” —by theendofthecentury, The foundation official, Tony Valencia, said his ^ can be made. he told a chuckling audience. Buffalo Bills. Last week, come­ party switch had nothing to do with the federal immediately ducked out a back dian Mark Russell drew laughs 'The lives of motorists should not be treated door and nearly collided with grant. Rather, he said. It came at the urging of his "Zu like Just another minor budget item that can A HOME8TATE REPOR’TER with a political punch line when he representative, Duncan Hunter, R-Calif. As for hls.,ZZl Senate Republican leader Bob told a Washington audience that be manipuiated to improve the bottom line. Dole of Kansas who also Is in hot asked if it was seemly for Gore, a admitted involvement in the Bush campaign, TJZi Kemp’s advisers were telling him Valencia told us; “I have not contributed a single pursuit of the White House. freshman who won election to his first Senate term only two years to play down his football past and dollar.” Dole was standing in the emphasize his congressional corridor outside the room in which ago, to leave Washington sud­ • Another $200,000 grant for minority Simon had announced his inten­ denly and “go off gallivanting career. development went to the Golden State Business around the country. ’ ’ Russell said Kemp would be League of Oakland, Calif. — because, according to '‘TZ 4 tion to announce, addressing a The senator said he had not better advised to “forget the Mena, the league’s chairman, C. J. Patterson, is ^ group of Kansas senior citizens congressional part and play up the seated in folding chairs. heard that complaint from any of prominent in the California Black Republican ^ his constituents and had received football. ” Committee. Mena further alleges that an Kemp tries to finesse the THE TWO CANDIDA’TES for nothing but encouragement from additional $78,000 was given to Patterson’s group - ~ Bridge their parties’ nominations made Tennesseans. football issue. He introduces his even though federal auditors were questioning the *' Gore is under 40. If he were wife, Joanne, to political audien­ expenditure of $60,000 from the original grant. ^ small talk, then went about their ces as, "the real quarterback in respective campaigns. nominated and elected, the voters Richardson Gonzales told us the additional The Dole constituents, by the would be replacing the nation’s the Kemp family.” money was awarded only after the league had way, wore large orange and black oldest president with the youngest And so the chase after the satisfied the auditor’s questions. His spokesman paper sunflowers, the emblem of ever. greased pig goes on. later told us the group agreed to repay $42,680 in 43 « Bierce, in his usual biting payments. So far, the government has received their state. “You’re only 38,” said one reporter, evidently about to ques­ manner, said every president of $11,000. Patterson said the grant went through Simon almost always wears the United States is in a unique bow ties, and his supporters and tion Gore’s experience and proper channels and confirmed that he has held WEST staff members paid tribute with maturity. position. high positions within the California Republican ♦ K4 The president, said Bierce, is T 1086 4 2 small silver bow tie lapel pins. “No, 39,” said his wife. Tipper, Party. “the leading figure of a small • Richardson Gonzales in 1985 targeted the ♦ 10864 The last Illinois politician to Interrupting. ♦ Q» seek the presidency was Adlai “Let me say that if I wasonly 38, group of men of whom — and of California Hispanic Chamber of Commerce In MOSCOW BUGS BACKFIRE - I wouldn’t consider it,” the whom only — It Is positively Sacramento for $199,990 in special grant money Stevenson. His symbol was also a known that Immense numbers of lapel pin. It was shaped like a shoe senator said. before the group even submitted a proposal, EMBASSY STAFF DIRECTED Sen. Joseph Biden, D-Del., also theircountrymendidnotwantany according to Mena’s affidavit. The director was with a hole in the sole. of them for president.” TO TELL BAD, OLD JOKES A little more than 24 hours after has presidential ambitions. close friends with Sergio Manuelos, the president of Unsurprisingly, they surfaced the organization at the time, according to the Vulnerabli Simon strode purposefully to the Lawrence L. Knutson writes for ALL DAY L0N6. microphones in the Mike Mans­ last week during a session of the current vice president, Armando Morlos. The Dealer: So Senate Judiciary Committee. The Associated Press. Commerce Department inspector general C 1M7 byNEA. Inc field Room in the Senate wing of criticized the special project as “subterfuge for the Well Institutional support needed to keep the chamber’’ Pass afloat and Richardson Gonzales withdrew it. Since Pass then, the organisation got a new president who Is not as friendly with Richardson Gonzales and the Openini Embassy rats tell the U.S.-Soviet story director will not approve another proposal, Morlos told us. To prevent a repetition of the sex-for-secreU the Russians, is believed to be so completely bugged that the only way you can have a private An MBDA spokesman said Richardson Gonzales scandal the government might...... ffing consider staffii _ had a “business relationship” with Manuelos and the Moscow embassy with eunuchs. Failing that. conversation in the place is to step into the bathroom and whisper whiie you flush. Since we’ve doubted he could be swayed by any friend. 9 Rev. Jim Bakker, who Is apparently unemployed Manuelos, a Republican, labeled Mena’s 9 Polly*i and probably looking for work, might be put in Nicholas built the new Russian embassy in Washington and have presumably furnished it with our allegations “stupid.” Although he said he admired . charge of security. Who knows better how lust can Richardson Gonzales, he has never talked politics lead a man Into betraying a trust. state-of-the-art eavesdropping equipment, you Von Hoffman might assume it would be even-steven. Not so. with him. Manuelos also noted that friction has Tips to The most shocking revelation in this affair existed between Mena and Richardson Gonzales concerns the Marine Corps’ taste in women. If what Neither we nor the Russians have moved into the new digs and it’s unlikely anybody will for years to since he became director in 1984. Wfe realized we had to make a few changes in our phone book. pie cru we have been repeatedly told by our government is come. The president said this week that the 'The director agreed that a personality clash may correct, Russian women have piano legs, thicker have contributed to the allegations. Richardson The new Southern New England Telephone By Polly Fish biseps than Marvelous Marvin Hagler in dress in Russians can’t move into their building until It’s No end table can hold 400,000 people. it's been expanded to include Manchester Moscow because everybody knows that once you certain ours is safe. And it’s been suggested we Gonzales said that Mena had given his stamp of directories tiUce effect April 11. If you need rags and babushkas. Why didn’t our red blooded approvai to many of the projects he now So we decided to split the SNET phone and R(x:kville. The Original Yellow Pages,' DEAR POl American boys stay home with a copy of Penthouse reach 24 or 28 years of age, your hormones slow tear ours down and start over. another copy, just call 1- 800- 922-0008 toll free. When I bake i down and you are impervious to Soviet sirens. chalienges. “And, he is a grown man; no one is btxik into two separate, " " ‘ Connecticut's Btxik for beautifully, b Instead of going and doing the light fantastic with going to twist his arm.” Monday-Friday, 8:00 a.m. to 4:00 p.m. these commie cows, these dialectical dogs who Forget the case of the middie aged FBI agent who THE TWO EMPTY buildings say all that needs to easy to use, easy pixxlucts and services for tom Is soggy, was seduced by a none-too-glamorous lady KGB be said about the state of relations between the two Footnote; In a future column, we will report on a ent methods don’t shave under their arms and can infect a man Commerce Department audit that criticises the 109 years, also includes Wfe hope you’ll like the change. Just think, keeping the c with the ideological equivalent of AIDS. It’s a sad operative in California a coupie of years ago. Let’s nations. The distrust and suspicion so permeate the to handle directories. face it, gang, there wili aiways be a few of us who relationship that for practical purposes we can’t MBDA director’s management of thet speciai valuable sections like the now when you get your new phone bixiks, chapter in the Corps’ otherwise heroic history. grant program. As always, the DEAR AGI will go into the tank for fun or money. agree on anything, not even housing our respective White Pages includes Golden Opportunity Pages you won't have to get new flirnituie. know what yi EVERYONE IN Washington is accusing embassies, the offices of the very people whose Job for senior citizens, acolorful 7 a few tricks I 7 it is to hammer out agreements. Why does George everyone else of non-feasance, not to say flagrant ’THE 8EX-FOR-SECRETS uproar has led to the nxist up-to-date, Sprinkle tl Shultz spend our money going to Moscow? Other lasiness, in letting this appalling breach of security declarations that there is no place in the embassy “Magazine Section" and the The Original Yellow Pages? lightly with than for espionage purposes, why do the two complete listings, occur in our embassy. Pardon us for asking, but for Secretary of State George Shultz to be safe from pouring in thi prying Soviet eyes and ears. The typewriters, even countries go to the expense of maintaining large plus a handy zip ctxie new SNET Map Seclkin to Connecticut^ Book. nnnnticcable what kind of supersensitive information do they diplomatic establishments In each other’s fQaurliFBtrr HrralJi keep in the embassy? Is that where Reagan keeps the mattresses are bugged, but the precarious state guide. And this year. help you kxzate businesses. help to abso capitals? moisture, kei the blueprints for star wars? If the Russians made of the secretary’s privacy shouldn’t make us too Founded In 1661 anxious. One of the revelations to come out of the The story of the two embassies tells you better off with some code books, change the code. than any official palaver coming out of Geneva that Iran scandals is that President Reagan oRen ...... PuWNher In throwing blame around, critics in Congress there will be no treaty on long range, middle range, PENNY M. SIEFFEUT are saying that the administration had been doesn’t let his secretary of state in on the Juicier DOUGLAS\ AA^BEVINS >E V II . Exvcuttv* Edttor secrets. short range or pee wee missiles. There will be no ALEXANDER OIRELLI . AMOdM* EdKor warned about using Russian labor around the agreements, no understandings on disarmament or embassy and that if we’d had our own people A slop-over effect from sex-for-secrets has been OSNET the revival of an older perplexity, which is what to anything else of pith and moment and the only DENISE A ROBERTS AdvertWng Dlraclor manning the switchboard and washing the dishes, meaningful sounds to be heard will be the MARK F ABRAITIS .....BiidnMt Mwtafdr PEM these Mandkt Mata Haris with the hairy legs under do with the new, but as yet unoccupied $190 million SHELDON COHEN ...... Composing Msnsger know tl American embassy in Moscow which was supposed scutterings of the rats and squirrels in the two ROBERT H HUBBARD Prsstroom Msnsgsr the panty hoae wouldn’t have been able to seduce CIrculitlon Msnsgsr about( to replace the historic Spasso House we’ve used unoccupied buildings so many thousands of miles JEANNE O mOMERTH our boys. It’s been suggested for instance that away from each other. o l ^ , more mature, married Marines be posted to since the Revolution. The new embassy, built by rAarBlCMM-t ■ — MANCHESTER HERALD. Tugntoy. April 14. IW7 le-MANcm

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Theodora Buaily have iBtermptad a tRoagaa. informatton.” ANDOVER - Amarleaaa imported 8M.7 MUioa in merehaadlM in Pebrvary, hearing on hie Md for aa Easter Parker abruptly called attoraeys The Judge angrily noted that “lbs iaereaaa weak op flrom m .7 bUUoa ia Jaaoary. pass f i ^ a mental hoapital. to a coBforaBce at the heneb. go rei' uiiMut slwohbi’t be ra^prfssd, qtMrter of a n STSSra^vSBSSSTSS" Exparta ilao laereaaed, to 818.7 billioa ia February from 8184 A paycMatrlst testifled Msnday Dot of earshot of courtroom dMidtbi’t he aware of this teslini- mills niMter chi ME UlAd UI0NPERIN6 that mneUey showed a lapee of spectators there was aaother ia the 1987-98 x U»HY THERE UJERENT btlHoa tba oMatb bofora. ony at the last minute.” Tbo February iM ieit was the largeet eince a 8lS 4bUlkm l Boady must be in,” Dr. Gieim H. to a traaserlpt of the bench possession. Andover Elemi f^FfZ^iQ OF Ho HAN ! , ~ r i i . / ■ I />■. Prolottort sol firs to trains COniOTVBCV. The recent letter to Bundy was lasted about t jH afnaip o f n o s e A o r / Miller toM U.S. District ,fod8B "The last prize is a table tennis set, amyall JOHAVINESBUItG, South Africa - A quarter-million. Barrlagton Parker. The- hearlBg Federal prooecutors then com- revealed after Miller testified that attentled by t these numbered Ping-Pong ballsl" commntere were late for work today after Mack militanta aet Are will eontinae Wednesday. pWned that Miller, who recom- Hinckley’s "Judgment is not finance board I m : to 18 traina at aareral atationa in the Mack townMiip of Soweto, Miller also testified that Hinckley mes4fod the Easter risit. never told pgngct. from the pi them about the Bundy and Fromme -iL * forcing tiMoaanda of Mack commutera to Jump from burning. once requested theaddress of mass “He still gets himself involved ... budget. TW QfnZZWCLL8~ by Mil Schorr letters or the Manson connection. responding to some of the charac­ The two cute lO H a iO O K couchoa. Uller Charles Manson and he JOHN W. HINCKLEY MEy R5P- received a letter from MaaMn “Wo talked to Dr. Mller on two ters that write to him at the the highway n A AW TEOnTA The Sowetan, a daily newapaper for Mack readera, aaid art follower Lynette "Squeaky” occasions and we never learned of hospital,” the psychiatrist said. ... wrot« to klllor A Yeomans Mid IN A «T«3 W E umlatermined number of people returning iHnne to Sonreto from* £UEU.6ia60KSt members felt I NUT5AHt> f#85L Jehannoaburg were injured in aumpe4lea for aafety from the much snow n P C W 0 C 5 ? Maiing eara Monday night. was thia year. A government Burean for Information ipokeaman raid today Radiation linked to 2nd Soviet accident The board a L ud Macka aet Area that damaged traina at five atationa, but aaid he nate 813,000 till had no roporta of related aneata, injoriee or deatha. BONN, West Germany (AP) — simov told reporters any increased German Environment Ministry undeiground nuclear weapoaateat. for a atiMly of TMIPHAirrOM by Lee ralk • ty Barry H m bureau alee reported four Macka died Monday in iinreat The Bonn government said today It radiation (fld not originate in his said the Increased radioactivity Tommy Goflaaa, chief inapaetor school-age po| p aronnd Jiihannoaburg. has asked Moscow about unusually country, and that Sortet rase> THB sn¥fif>„ w H tpe coi-p mtch. high levels of atmospheric radia­ detectors showed nothing unusual. danger to people in West Germany Protection Agency, said a nuclear P accommodate ’’They’re functioning well and no or Sweden. plant leak was unlikely. said. That stud THeoeePffoooi. Jury awvards $3.5 million In bias suH tion in West Germany and in Sweden that possibly came from a discharges of radioactive emis­ “ft measured only SO micro- volunteer grot JACKSONVILLE, Fla. — An all-white Jury ordered Southern ' Soviet nuclear accident. sions have been registered on the Becquerels on average,” she saM. “Considering the small amounto While the m West German experts said the territory of the Soviet Union,” he (of radiation), an acddental minor has not been i Bell to pey more than $8.5 million to a Mack woman who aaid her By comparison, the European reactor leak waa pcaaihle bnt it ' aupervlaor danglod a hangman’a nooac over her desk in one of increased radioactivity probaMy said. Economic Community limits ra­ said the cuts CAPTAIN EASY ' by Croeka h Caaala cartte from a nuclear power plant The Soviets were criticised after might aa well have been a deliber­ about one-qua IT WAS A rlORRIbUE PIYONCB. ; severat iaatanceo of racial harassment. the Chernobyl nuclear disaster dioactivity in milk and baby foods ately increaaed emiaaion wMle one mill genei WE tOVBP EACH OTHER 5 0 Mary Ann Vance said she suffered a disaMing anxiety attack leak. But a Swedish official said the to 370 Becquerels. MUCH. BUT... radiation was more likely the result because they initially failed to cleaning a reactor,” be aaM ia revenue. Las from Ow mistreatment at the warehouse where she worked. On of burning waste or the cleaning of a report the power plant accident, Conrad said the probable cause Stockholm. ”We could rule out that board propose 1 Monday, ibo was awarded 13.5 million in punitive damages and reactor in the Soviet Union. which killed 31 Soviets and sent was a Soviet nuclear plant acci­ the emission came from a nuelaar to 37 mills. ; aboot 81 million in compensatory damages. In Moscow, Soviet Foreign Minis­ radiation around the world. dent, although she said she could test because it missed some ele­ With a 36.5-1 mesPBrrsuMMP, *T feel that the Justice system works,” said Vance, 88. She try spokesman Gennady Gera­ Gaudia Conrad of the West not rule out radiation from an ments,” he said. owners would '/teuiY ' adtied that the ruling should help end discrimination allegedly every 11,000 < felt by other Mack employees at the telephone company. The tax incree r — ^ ; ”I don’t want them to have to go through that discrimination. largest in ret BLONOII by Dean Vennfl « Btan Of aka ;They might not be able to survive it,” said Vance, a IS-year Hart takes aim at Reagan policies, people mans and oth t h a n k yol TSontbem Bell employee. H would not hi I STAJZT MARINS THE || oaAi7...rri .T Daniel Thtmipsim, chief of labor relations for Atlanta-based "Let us go forward from thia day hopefuls in the early polls. That is is clear.” there had beei CHSST AMO I'UU l| PERPBCT DENVER (AP) - Gary Hart is ■ ------l| ' SontlMm Bell, said the award was excessive and unjustified. He leveling his fire at the policies and committed to restore this land to all quite a contrast to his 19M cam­ Raymond Donovan resigned as the last few y said the company expects the six Jurors’ verdict to be overturned people of the Reagan administra­ of its people, to restore a senae of paign, when be barely registered in Reagan’s Secretary of Labor BBd Is In 1008, tov on appeal. tion as he begins his bid for the genuine true patriotism to Amer­ the polls but almost won the fighting charges stemming from rate from 30 AM.0 AND JAMI8 * by Jimmy Johnson White House, with only a nod ica. And if we do, we will have done nomination. his New Jersey constructldo Arm. stamls at 30.8 Michael Deaver. former deputy Yeomans s IHATEKlMfi toward fellow Democrats also the greatest thing for this country On Monday, he gave scant IVAMTTOTMAWCSW ICiRTAINtVUNOeRSrANO ARID, PltA66.1tU JAMS any of us could ever do,” Hart told reference to other 1988 Democratic chief of staff at the White House, likely before AHDOENe HEOO/ DALE CARNEGIED/ Mytterlout light tlreakt across tky seeking the party’s presidential FORSTOmMaWARLO.' yWRroMTlOMO»TM6,ARlO.' nomination. the rally. “March on!” hopefuls, focusing his attention oh has been indicted for perjuir in town meetini LOS ANGELES — A brigM light streaked across skies in the Hart formally entered the race Hart said he was running for ’’one the Reagan administration. connection with testimony about can vote to his lobbying activltiea after he left spemHng plat '-T Southwest, prompting scores of calls to government agencies, Monday, with a pair of announce­ single reason, and that is because I ”We can have public officials who but offlcials were at a loss to explain the phenomenon. ment speeches in Denver, his love my country" represent the ethics of Donovan, the White Houae. Ivan Boesky Is a Last year, The object, which authorities said could be a meteor, was seen hometown. Today, he was starting his first Deaver and Boesky or we can Wall Street trader who hasheen the memory, tow I£ from Aristma to California and south of the Mexican border, First amid the snows and red official campaign swing with stops demand the highest standards for central figure in an insi/ IW Tt« fflsP M*»IN Department of Forestry in Riverside. “Apparently everybody during the campaign. ahead of all the other Democratic the national interest and that choice ■ B5t>w5>W SWFTiS REWlNDER^ I o T hE NElO the 1900-07 fli was reporting it as a plane crash.” Monday’s ’ The STRONfr THW WE (*WZK: N A M h Kilgore, a spokesman for the North American Air Defense - - * v/iaw&.coMPfrmvE CHAtJT? long, contain *&i7ei»|--TOi?s Command in Colorado Springs, Colo., said the light did not result 11th>hour rehirtoric of world/ EfWlRPN«\EHT/ ) THE BORN LOSER ' by Art Sanaain from any man-made object such as a satellite or missile. said. Select* V _ NORAD radar Isn’t set up to track meteors, but the reports NOVA SCOTIA ' \ r ^ THE TWO-C’APAT P1AA\DNPi \ ^ IS IT etiATTERPROQF^. vert said tod IF StX) CAM TBEPA 66CKT, I'LU^HOW were similar to cases in the past that turned out to be single was in suppo . meteors or meteor showers, she said. proposed fo luliT ...J h u Marlborougli Fcdt Investigating cocaine allegations face wait iliW* V..» 4 ATLANTA — A federal grand Jury will begin hearing 4 Com testimony this week on an allegation of cocaine abuse against WASHINGTON (AP) - If you’ve civil rights veteran Julian Bond and other prominent Atlanta waited until this close to the residents, a newspaper reported today. deadline to file your federal tax to Jo The Atlanta Constitution report followed confirmation by U.S. return, you should be getting your On the new Scotia Prince, gettog to Nova B r i d g e Attorney Robert Barr on Monday that federal agents were refund just In time for the Fourth of Investigating the allegations. July. Scotia is as much fun as being there. over Bond’s estranged wife, Alice, made the allegation then With the midnight Wednesday Looking at it three no-trump, even against the best recanted it, according to earlier news reports. deadline approaching, the Internal A Tour for Every Ihste and Budget NORTH 4-l4-i7 defense and against bad breaks. ALLEY OOP ‘ by Dava Qraua ? Testimony before the grand Jury will begin Thursday, the Revenue Service reports its 10 Centinned fr BJ52 You’re clever enough to know that I WHO ARE YOU CALLIN’ service centers are operating full As we begin our IBth year of operation to Nova Scotia, B7 S from both sides NO QNR KNOVW I’M MIRBf A LIAR, BLISTER? - Constitution said, quoting an unidentified source In Barr’s office. we have drawn on our experience to aeate a series of your Bast opponent might not take the ,w_RE LYING TO ME, JUST time processing tax returns. Back­ over our stal ♦ AQJS2 you're Barr refused to name the federal agencies Involved or describe great package tours. All our tours, from four to seven ... while wet ♦ K7 2 By James Jacoby first diamond trick even if he has the THE WAY SHE PIP.' ^ r T 'MFi the scope of the InvOsUgation, but said It fell within the logs of unprocessed returns are king. You also know that East could days, Include round trip passage for you and your utilities and i^M/. Jurisdiction of the FBI and the Drug Enforcement Agency. relatively low and ”we expect no WEST EAST For today’s rubber bridge game, I'll hold four diamonds to the K-10. So it is problems in dealing with ,the vehicle and accommodation In Nova Scotia. Call for stringent rei ♦ Q1067 a classic case of a safety play insuring Cocaine possession Is a federal offense, but Barr cautioned that details. Ask about our Super Saver Days. too. “EPA hai ♦ K4 ask you to wear two hats. First try on he was not “characterising this as a mere possession case.” He last-minute fliers,” IRS spokesman ¥ 10864 2 ¥ Q 9 5 East’s cap and play the defense. De­ the contract In exchange for a chance Larry Batdorf said Monday. Nova Scotia is Waiting for Ybu matter for : ♦ 10664 ♦ K7 to take the maximum number of declined to elaborate. getting wors ♦ Q» ♦ J 10 8 3 clarer wins your queen of hearts at But because of the crush — the Nova Scotia Is a place to set your own pace. Discover trick one and takes a diamond finesse. tricks. How do you do It? Simple. At j(x y riA the charm of a country Inn of thrill to the excitement for the prob trick two lead a diamond and play low IRS expects 23 million returns will SOUTH You decide to play the seven even of cosmopolitan Halifax. Throughout this scenic as usual,” E from dummy. Win the next heart lead Lebanese war enters 13th year be filed ^tween last Friday and the ♦ A66S though your king is now left bare. De­ PRINCE Canadian province, there are hundretb of festivals to in the North and play a diamond to the lack. Of deadline — you can no longer count ¥AK J clarer plays a club back to his ace and BEIRUT, Lebanon — Lebanon’s civil war has entered its 13th join In. It is a land of panoramic seascapes and and our fon ♦ 03 course East must now take the trick, on getting a refund in four or five Bigger and better than ever. There are more rooms, an takes another diamond finesse. This year with little prospect of a settlement between Christians and DlllMVl ailM MBVM4S Milan lii»li>l. ------picturesque towns and people renowned for their while the I AA654 but you will make three no-trump as weeks. Now, says Batdorf, it may eriiargeciriiarged casino and lounge.lou Great activities, too time you win your king and continue Moslems despite a Syrian-enforced lull in fighting among friendliness. way.” Vulnerable: North-South hearU. When declarer gets back to long as neither opponent started with take as long as 10 weeks. Dancing, live entertainment, duty free shopping, The EPA Dealer: South dummy with the club king and plays five diamonds. Moslem factions. More than 89 million couples and movies, a new video centre and bingo. Plus our The Pipes are Calling pffArm Anv i regulations I the diamond ace, he is dismayed to The threat of another surge of bloodletting still hangs over a individuals had filed their returns famous gourmet dining and live lobsters. We're This summer. Nova Scotia hosts the 1987 the Clean A Well North Eail South find the suit not splitting. He now has country that once was known as the playground of the Middle through April 3, the last date for pleased to present a completely renovated cafeteria International Gathering of the Clans, a seven-week rules only a| 1 NT only eight tricks and cannot make his East. which figures are available. 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The pipes are calling you to Canada’s event of declined to i Now try being declarer as you put mils anonymity. enacted last year. the year. ■ of Intention I on his thinking cap. You want to make Books. “People have been bomarded Dally sailings from Portland, Maine to Yarmouth, Nova / Scotia save you hundreds of driving miles. Evening regional hi ( M t ! about changes in the tax law from scientlficall: n I7I way back when they were Just departures from Portland, daytime crossings from 111 111 Four die In crash of cargo plana proposals,” said Joan Stolpen, a tax Yarmouth, just drive your vehicle on board the Scotia plex” than I 5 • KANSAS CITY, Mo. — A cargo Jet crashed and exploded in a adviser with Merrill Lynch Inc. in Prince, and for the next 11 hours, relax and enjoy this More Nova ^ ______Polly’s P ointers . m _ssw______♦ ■ • • • I a n s * Princeton, N.J. “Some are not sure vrarld-class, full faclllty cruise ferry. 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MBssBCkuBBlta, adkesRee of seme Similes. MMcotan and IspeRt R lot of summers at me ftOOf IW o WOWfe IHHIyim^ A 13- y a « ‘« M ofpHati vwHtai ■ i p « :M Mml of farm. Clara SaeboniBRrlow, mygramfenotlier, nwaie ■nd tpftadt jfitr to i>>o mateon- H ie recent bad wcRther remlRds me of an lived tkere wlUitweseRs (m y nades). We helped tool* or • N o«r EimloiKl to«m. A "IMtan- ont on the farm, hot each afternoon Trent dorfW WtorM o f Disooy'* po w ntw lon. incident aboot ISSSat NatkanRaleSelwel. It was HoytoylMita. Janowpymani 1S60. Part2 ■leeting and the aidewallt on tbe north aide of tbe - swimming in the Swift River or walked op into the of 3. Qragory Harrison is an ambi­ school was very slippery. Some of the children MBs and found arrowheads. One summer Malcolm [E S F ie j a»w BwaBse T s l tious poHtician; CybW Shap- were sliding down the Mil and I, too, tooh a run and started a fruit stand and it vras quite succesaftil. Ulna From Lm Wgas. H m m d m . hord is the valfe of an w eaKhy started sliding doem. Miss Butler, die vke Clara naed to take ns visiting with her— she (M AX) MOVIC; T W awHto Cw*wr A industiiaNst. They meet altar would hitcb upflie horse to tbe carriage and off naiwrtv i nnoewit coSaqa Soy fWM in low her husband is (bund mur­ principal. was at die bottom telling the children not with an outtagnously w efcy un d n ii »d- to slide. But it tras ao slippery I cookhi’t stop and I we’dgu! She wna none too gentle vrith that horie, IMNO. Lixu Mlnn«ni, USiiWSH aufUMI. Tim dered. and tehHe they track SIMmira. 106*. RMM S6. down the kHler, both are sHd right into Miss Butler and knocked her to the andwedidguepritefast. We visited people at neighboring farms. 8c30DM [BSPiq plunged into a dangsroua ground. She gave me quite a tongue-laahing in the world of passion, mystery and office afterwards? (Clara’s farm and Enfield. Mass., as well as (TMClMOvmTIiol greed In "Seduced.” The TV Miss Bennet was the principal at that time, hot three other towns were flooded to create the Philip Maftawn is istainsd R> iseovar movie airs TUCBDAY, ' later became principal at the Junior high achool on Quahbin Reservoir.) rats coins Knkoil n> Msekmsil antf mur- rfsr. Gsorga Wontgomory, Nancy Guild. - 14, on CBS. Wells Street. She believed in separating the hoys Our father, C.S. Barlow, let us go to the farm 1947 and girts, even in the classrooms. I don’t drink this even though he was reluctant toloee our helpat •:00W MClD(l)afl|i CHECK LISTINQS FOR EXACT TIME was a good idea, hot it was quite com m on back home. He had a taxi aervice toand from Hartford OE) ThtsWa Company then. when we were ve ry yoong, and a gasoline and oil CD SSagnum, P.l. business later. Around 1MB he buiH the garage on Otferly adorable 93) Qlmma A Bi aali Gordon Fraser, a friend who vras in the Boy Main Street (across from M ary Cheney Library) 9 1 Moth a Mindy Scouts with me, and I once let some girls come with grhere the business expanded to include tire I S SS*A*a’ H ttiq making of tha film Giant, ara reu- [C N N ] Sport* TonisM A couple of orphaned North American ists. Th e pair, r)ow 10 to 12 weeks old, nitad. Sandy Dannit, Char. Karen Black. usonaMke. We all pecked lunches and walked to recapping. This was quite successful even during S Maws (Livs) 1682. [DW] MOVIE:'Son or Fur/Tho awry of Bolton Notch and up on the rocks to Squaw’s Cave. the Deprmsion becaose customers couM have tires river otters pose for a picture recently at were found seven weeks ago in separate Banjamin Blak*. who plant r*v*n(w *f- SOodtorWho [CNN] Prinw News recapped for less money than buying new tires. A See World in Orlando, Fla., where they locations in the Orlando area. ter M n g chaatad out of an inharftanea. This was about IMS and even though it was all S Chsrilsrs Anpsis [D fS ] Boy W ho Lovod Trolla A 12-year- Tyroo# Povsar, Gan* Tiamay, Franea* perfectly innocent, I guess I better not tell those It wasn’t until the late ’SBs that our father bought are being cared for by animal special­ S Quincy old boy who viaita a fantasy world whara Farmar. 1942. trollt. mermaids, and talking turtles ex­ girls’ names! a large oil truck with a pump and a meter. Prior to Raportor 41 [i S F N ) SportaCantar ist, must choose between fantasy and This may sound like a lot of freedom for young that, we would deliver oil by carrying 5-gallon cans (S ) MaelWail/Lahrar NSwahour [M A X ] MOVIE; -Smaoih TaST A 15- tha real world (60 min ) people. M y parents gave ns a lot of leeway. My (one in each hand) from tbe truck down to 13) Carol Bumon and Priands year-old's discovery of her power over [H 8 0 ] MOVIE: 'Qoechar (CC) A young men lasdt to a frightaning coofrontalloo In the mid-1920s, on the front steps of A. Hausman Mafeaka and Florence customers’ basements. ’The cans were heavy, bat I [D IS ] Rad Shoos Tw o young ehildrsn eollaga studanfs make-believe espion­ mother was strict only about certain tMngs. for A d vice with an older man. Treat Williain*. Laura 95-97 Hemlin St., are, from left, Malcolm Spaulding. Francis E. Barlow is guess this made ns strong. are Isfl with thsir grandfalhar whila thoir age game turns real when he meets a Oem. Mary Kay Plac* 1985. Rated PG- instance going to church every Sunday on time! parents go away to rasoNe marital prob­ baaudful female spy. Anthony Edwards. 13 Otherwise it was “carte blanche" for me and my W. Barlow, Alice Beatrice Bartow, Grace standing. lems (90 min.) Linds Fiorantino. 1985 Rated PG-13. younger brother. Malcolm W. Barlow (now of Franels E. Barlow lives wHh Ms vrife, Osee, at W [M A X ] MOVIE: A Woman Called 11:35PM CX) Enwrtainmant ToniRM P (E S P N ) Sportalaok OoWe^ A dramatization of the life and Interview; singer-songwriter Jaekaon Tolland). and m y younger sister. Alice (now Alice Coaway BoRd. They rcceRtly eciehrated their SBth (U S A ) USA Cartoon Expraaa aceomplishmantsof former Israeli Prime Brown* (In Stsrao) Caywood of Gettysburg, P a ). family had a cottage. M y mother, whose Irish "Francis, is that you?” My sister must have been ireddhig RHRlverBgmy. Fraeele WHS here M Daily visits by son driving 6 :3 0 F M (S ) I S Too Cioao for Comfort Minister Golds Mair. Ingrid Bergman. 12:00AM (D Taxi Alice once had an argum ent with our m other (as temper had cooled down, sent me up there that glad to see me! I put the bicycle in the back of the Maechester IRIBIB, grew Rp Rt W HRmlhi St., RRd CE) S ABC Nows (CC) Judy Davis. Leonard Nimoy 1982 (X) ® Aak Or. Ruth mothers and daughters sometimes do!) and Alice evening. I drove the small truck we used for truck and drove her back to Manchester. RRttI his rettremeRtiR IMS owRedBRd operated 93) nenaon [U M lR lp tM a O ) Star Trek took off on her bicycle. Even though she was about delivering oil cans to emstomers’ homes. The Long distances didn’t bother us when we were Barlow’s TV SRce loeated at the eoTRer of Bocklaad SSCTV 8 : 3 0 P M ® ® Growing Pains (CC) 9 9 Tafo* of tha Unaxpaetad Tha 'Un- Jason and Maggie fight over a differ­ 12 at the time, she pedaled all the way to the cottage was dark and <)uiot when I arrived and. growing up. M y brother Malcolm once rode Ms bike Rood aod Tollaad Tfrapike (the bRtMhig vras toni mom out of home and mind S S n n c N o w s bralla Man' it followad through the ence of opinion in tha high school dress straatt of Maw York on a rainy Jesus of Nezereth Jesus raises Lazarus from the dead, delivers the Ser­ I T ) Novals: ydanda Lujan SOS; Martin Bakston, 574; Herb Laquerre, 571; Mary live in a small ship has grown to where we are ( D 0 O M*A*8*H mon on the Mount and meets with Nico- I T ) Hollywood and tha Star* Twombley, M2; Helena Gavello, M l; Arline Paquin, hut very nice seriously discussing marriage. D ® Wheel of Fortune demus in the olive grove Stars Robert [CNN] Nawanight Cancer society polls ratidanto SS9; Leon Fallot. 5M. mobile home. While we both appear to be in CD • 100,000 Pyramid Powell. Ernest Borgnine and Laurence liie 'Thursday pinochle senior citizens club will be Olivier (2 hrs ) Part 3 of 4 (R) [ESPN] SporttLook She works. Now the problem; Our your resentment grow and fester, above-average physical condition, S3) News During April, the American Cancer Society played .at the Elks (Hub on Bisse) Street because the due to our respective ages, plus the (S ) ( 0 Frontfine (CC) A report on how [USA] Dragnet son comes to our house every day which in my view would be a sorry (TB Best of Saturday Night an ordinary citizen can be considered a volunteers will be delivering a folder of information to A rm y k Navy Club is having a new floor put in. The fact that both of us have lost our 1 2 :0 5 A M T J . Hooker HotAar for hmch. which I have to make choice. MacNeil/Lehrer Newshour threat to the nation's safety (60 min ) (3D residents The information will explain breast cancer senior citizens’ club will resume meeting at the A rm y k Then he goes back to school for spouses to cancer, the suggestion faces stern opposition from a longtima ( S Barney Miller S ) Novels: Ese Muchseha de Ojos Cafe friend when a high-apa#d car chata ra- detection and mammography. The door-to-door Navy Club on April 21. classes, and returns here to lift that we have complete physicals DEAR ABBY: While standing on (39 Benny Hill [CN N ] Larry King Live sults in serious injury to a byttandar. (70 campaign is part of a fund-raising crusade to be held weights and exercise in our base­ a comer in downtown St. Paul one appeared to be in order. Both her min) (R) from April 20 to May 4. Manchattar A.M. Bridge Chib S 9 Hollywood Squares [D iS j MOVIE: 'Solo' A female forest ran­ ment. (He hasn't space for his afternoon. I saw a man in a brown doctor and mine concluded that we ger becomes involved with a fire pilot [HBO] MOVIE: Howffng IT (CC) A S3) Novela: Cuna de Lobos Recent results of the Manchester A.M . Bridge Club exercise gear in his mobile home.) car. He was the best-looking man I would probably be around for some Lisa Peers. Vincent Gil, Perry Armstrong psychic tracks down a sinistar cult of are: He plays loud rock music (nerve- have ever seen. I don't know what lime to come. ( 0 Nightly Buaineas Raport 1978 werawolvas Christopher Laa, Annie McEnroe. Sybil Danning. 1985. Rated R. AMVET8 recniits members Monday: North-South 1. Terry Daigle-Bette Martin; wracking to me) while exercising. came over me. but I smiled at him. $3) Matt Houston [TM C ] MOVIE: 'Compromising Posi­ tions' (CC) A Long Island housewife re­ 2, Ellen Goldberg-Irv Carlson; 1. Louise Mlller- He is a sensitive and well- and when he smiled back at me I [CNN] Moneyltna 12 :3 0 A M (X) WKRP m CInoinnatl The American Veterans of World War II. Korea and I am in my M's. and she is in her sumes her reporting career when she in­ Eleanor Berggren. meaning person, and he would be thought I was going to faint! I got on (ESPN] SportaCantar vestigates the murder of her (3D Nightlifo (In Stereo) Vietnam are recruiting members for a new Manches­ 70s. and that is her only concern East-West 1, Frankie Brown-Peg Dunfield; 2, hurt If he knew how much I resent the bus thinking I would never see [M A X ] Crary About tha Movies: Ingrid womanizing dentist Susan Sarandon. C5D Entartainmant Tonight ter post. A M V E TS serves the community with impeding a total commitment on Suzanne Shorts-Frank Bloomer; 1, Sara Mendelsohn- this dally Intrusion of my privacy. this man again, but I was wrong. I Sir John Gielgud narrates this portrait of Raul Julia, Judith Ivey 1985 Rated R 9 9 PTL Club volunteer programs, special Olympics, scouting, organ her part. M y view is that even If we Ingrid Bergman, whose stardom in the Pat Forstrom Abby, each day I fix his lunch, saw him five days later in a [USA] Boxing: Joe Frazier Jr. vs. Bret (S ) (39 Lata Night with DavM Lattarman donor programs, and provides free advice to veterans were to receive a revelation that '30s and *40s was nearly ruined by scan­ Mmmsrs Joe Frazier Jr. (18-3) vs Bret Thursday Open Pair Club Championship; North- give him a hug. then go "some­ shopping mall. This time he was not dal Highlights include film clips, home (In Stereo) and their dependents. one of us would be gone In five Sommers (28-2) m a super lightweight South 1. Hal Lucal-Lesley White; 2, Virginia where” Just to get away from all alone and neither was I. We looked movies and the recollections of fellow bout scheduled for 10 rounds, from 3 9 Alfred Hitehcoek Rraaanta Veterans who wish to belong to A M V E TS or who years. I would rather spend those actors (60 min) Weeks-Ellen (Toldberg; 1. Louise Kermode-Bette that racket. I feel as though I'm at each other. He didn't smile this Lane County Convention Center in Eu- @ Moia Real People want more information should contact Bob Lowry at years with her In loving marriage (T M C ] MOVIE: 'Time Bandits' A small Martin being driven out of m y own home. time. But I know he remembered gen^ Ore (2 hrs.) (Taped) 0 Gena Beott This Is a classic in American coins, the above. Myth has it that George 646-4178 after 5 p.m .; Tom McDermott at 269-5067 after than to remain apart. Neither of us boy travels back in time for some excit­ East-West 1, Mike Franklin-Tom Regan; 2, Frankie M y husband says if we say anything me. 9:30PM (19 odd Couple [E8PN] Top Rank Boxing from Va* 5 p.m.; or Bill Edgar at 240-1111 or 240-1177 during the would consider a "llve-ln” ing adventures with a host of strange Lm first type struck In a batch of 1,500 to Washington used his own tableware to Brown-Peg Dunfield; 1, Barbara Fliilllps-Murray to him. he'll be hurt, but close I cannot get this man's face out of characters John Cleese, Michael Palm, gatrNVegat, NV Bert Cooper ‘ vs. ‘Boon* Pultz ' in a day arrangement. 10:00PM ® (39 [CNN] New4 get these early coins minted. Powell friends say I ’m foolish for putting Shelley Duvall. 1981. Rated PG cruisarwaight bout scheduled for 10 2,000 by the U.S. Mint. Its actual size is my mind. He is the image of the Your views would be (T ) @9 Max Headroom (CC) Edison rounds (90 min.) (R) up with it. What do you say? man I have always dreamed I appreciated. [USA] Airwolf needs Max's help in searching for a missing woman who has been kid­ [USA] Edge of Night IMPOSED UPON would marry. YOUNG AT HEART 7 c 3 0 P M ® PM Magaiine napped by an illegal body parts tran­ 1 :0 0 A M (3D Arehla Bunkar't PI*o* Set Sail for Abby. do you believe in love at IN PASADENA ® Current Affair splant clinic (6.0 min.) (3D Hara'a Luoy D E A R IM P O S E D : I say tell your first sight? ® ( 0 Jeopardy A 'Half dizz-me’ is a classic Service 4 9 9 Polloa Story son you love him. but his daily HAUNTED IN MINNESOTA OD Jo* Franklin Show D E A R Y O U N G : If you need ® Major League Baseball: Naw York (29 Soldiers routine — lunching and exercising Mata at Philsdalphia PhlMias (3 hrs.) (TD Twilight Zona someone to say "G o for It.” you've (39 Honaymoonars to loud music in your home — is DEAR HAUNTED: No. But I written to the right person. All good d3) Major Laagua Baaaball: Clavaland 9 9 Maud* NOWV SCOTIA (83) Etta Nocha sa Improvise more than you can handle. The believe in physical attraction at wishes, and do not waste another Indians at Naw York Yankeas (3 hrs) [CN N ] Croatfir* (Live) (SS Myataryl: Cover Her Face (CC) Sta in the American coin world alternative is to keep quiet and let [TM C] MOVIE: 'Whoa* Ufa It H, Any­ Only Six Hours away f i rst sight. You were bowled over by precious day. phen Maxle stands by and comforts O (31) Carson's Comedy Claitios way?' A man, paralyzed from the neck Sally when the police question her (60 (39 (39 Barney Millar down, fights to make hla own dacislons. Airman gets medal on the Bluenose from Bar Haruor, Maine Richard Oreyfuss, John Cassavatas, This coin is and Merena will be at New York ^9 @9 Newlywed Game S D Parry Mason Christine Lahti. 1981. Rated R. just Itching to be City June 22-24. For more on this Pvt. 1st Class Matthew Callahan, Tho Bluonoso Shortcut Crulst. ( 0 Wild, Wild World of Animals Hitchhiker Two killers and a and info about getting "grand [USA] Saaroh for Tomorrow called a "half son of Cathrine Callahan of Man­ Tho Fattost Sta Link from Maino to Nova Scotia Medication has side effects [CNN] Crossfire form a triangle of love and re­ dizz-me,” but format" catalogs right along, write chester. has been decorated with S 1 ;0 5 A M [M A X ] MOVIE; 'Splaa Uk* [018] Mouseterplece Theater venge. Stars Bud Cort and Jonelle Allen. We'll ferry you and whatever kind of vehicle you drive from Bar (In Stereo) Us' (CC) Two accantrlc govarnmant resist the im ­ Coflectora’ the company at P.O. Box 1224. the A rm y Achievement Medal at [ESPN] NHL Hockey: Dlvlalonal Semi­ Harbor, Maine to Yarmouth, Nova Scotia In only six daytime hours. D E A R D R . occasions. One was given amoxicil­ 10:30PM ® Newt workers find themselves ambrollsd In In­ pulse. Ignore the Walfeboro. N.H. 01894. (603) 569- Fort Bragg. N.C. finals Gama 5 Teams to be announced ternational aaplonaga whan they antar a "S,” and come Corner 5095. Callahan Is a food service special­ A Vacation within a Vacation O O T T : I take lin and one got Septra. Within seven (3 hrs.) (Live) (33) INN News spy-training program. Dan Aykroyd, hydrochlorothi­ days, both boys developed Henoch- Chevy Chase. Donna Dixon. 198S. Rated up with ” ... ist with the 82nd Airborne Division. There are lots of terrific attractions to enjoy on board the Bluenose. A 8 :0 0 P M ® Spies Stone and Smythe ( 0 Honaymoonera Rubs MacKendrIck azide for hyper­ Schonlien purpura. The pediatri­ PG. dime.” T O N IG H T ; Meeting of the Man­ He is a 1984 graduate of Manchester casino, duty-free shopping, bars, restaurants, and great live are lured into a trap while trying to prev- 91) Notloiaro Univltlon chester Philatelic Society at Center tension. I've cian does not think that the HSP ent.the Soviets from launching a spy sa­ 1 :1 5 A M (3D MOVIE: 'Abduction of It is a historic High School. entertainment. Dr. Gott tellite. (60 min.) [ESPN] 1987 College Basketball Spe­ Saint Anna' A small town datactlva It piece, one of the Congregational Church. 6:30 to 9. It read that one of was drug-related. The boys' aller­ cial The Pipes are Calling You ® American Video Awarda From Holly­ hired by the Vatican to Invastlgat* tha great classic will be a get-together fraught with the side effects gist thinks It was. What do you [H B O ] MOVIE: Angal' A student turns Peter Gott, M.D. wood. the fifth annual presentation of reported sainthood of a retired gang­ American coins, preparations for M ANPEX 87, the The Campbells are coming! And so are the MacKenzies, MaePhersons, could be Irregu- think? to prostitution so that she can pay the land chieftain’s daughter. Robert Wag­ Completes basic awards to music video artists. Winners supposedly the first type struck In a tableware to get the show on the club’s 27th annual spring expo and MacDougalls and dozens of other Clans from around the world as I a r heart in 16 categories are voted on by the Na­ tuition at an exclusive high school. Cliff ner, E G. Marshall, Ksthlaan Quinlan. Gorman, Susan Tyrrell. 1984 Rated R. road. They feel that the coin we are dealers’ bourse. It is April 25 and 26 Arm y National Guard Pvt. Mi­ Nova Scotia hosts the seven week long International Gathering of the rhythm, which I DEAR READER: Henoch- tional Academy of Video Arts and Sci­ 197B. batch of 1,500 to 2,000 by the U.S. looking at right now might have chael P. Bremen, son of M r. and have. What op­ Schonllen purpura Is an allergic ences. Features entertainment by the 10:40PM [DIS] DTv [D IS ] MOVIE: 'From the Earth to the Mint machinery, lately arrived in the Manchester High School, 134 Clans this summer. Bangles, Wang Chung and comics Ri­ Moon' Three man and a girl taka off to from England and set up in been part of his pet teaspoon. Middle E . Middle Turnpike. Il a m. Mrs. Thomas Bremen of 190 tions do I have? condition of blood vessels. It 11:00PM (3D (3D (39 99 Newt All Ashore Who's Going Ashore chard Belzer and Bob Goldthwait. Hosts; the moon. Joseph Cottan, Qtorga San­ somebody’s cellar. President Wa­ Certain killjoys have called the to 5 p.m. each day. And it’s free to Princeton St., has completed basic consists of skin sores. Joint pain, Casey Kasem, Shari Belafonte-Harper. Drive off the Bluenose and Nova Scotia lies before you, waiting to be (X) H) Late Show: Starring Joan flivari ders, Debra Paget. 1988. silver spoon story a myth — but are the public. training at Fort Jackson, S.C. DEAR READER: Hydrochloro­ low, you have several options. One stomach bleeding and kidney hem­ Graham Nash. (2 hrs.) (In Stereo) shington wanted action and supp­ 1:3 0 A M (3D 0*t Smart they sure? The event will feature a 20-dealer He is a 1981 graduate of East explored. Picturesque towns and villages or the cosmopolitan dty of thiazide, a kidney stimulant that Is to add potassium-rich foods (such orrhage. Antibiotics like amoxicil­ CID 99) Who's ths Boss (CC) Tony It ® Carol Burnatt and Friends lied the silver bullion for these first 9D INN Nawi The Medusa-like Miss Liberty on bourse. 50 frames of competitive Catholic High School. Halifax. And hundreds of festivals to keep you entertained along the way. lowers blood pressure, also can as orange Juice, bananas, apricots lin (a semi-synthetic penicillin) and stunned when he reunites with a school- d D Odd Couple strikes. mste against whom ho has held a (39 Bliarr* the front is surrounded by Lib. Par. exhibits, and awards banquet, ' . A Roal Vacation Valut cause an excessive loss of potas­ and prunes) to your diet. You also Septra (which contains sulfa) can Avengers In Washington’s fourth annual grudge for years. (R) (ID of Science k Industry 1792. On the sium in the urine. If this mineral is might consider taking potassium trigger the allergic Henoch- [C N N ] Nawanight Update address on Nov. 6, 1792, seven stamp auctions, a USPS booth, u / Because of the favourable rate of 99 Columbo (39 Hogan's Haroas reverse a gutsy little chicken with not replaced in the diet (or by p ills). supplements In pill or liquid form. Schonllen reaction. [U S A ] Hollywood Intidar weeks after the presses had ar­ special cacheted envelopes, a pic­ Silver wings ^ exchange, last year your dollars (29 MOVIE: ‘The Woman's Room' Baaed (33) News (Live) short legs and a mobcap is trying to patients taking the medicine may Your doctor might choose to treat 1 :3 5 A M [H B O ] MOVIE: 'LIttI* Traa- rived, he said, "There has been a torial cancel and door prizes. were worth an average of 30-35 °/o I believe that the burden of proof on Marilyn French’s esplosive best- (39 Bodywatch (CC) A look at new atti­ make like a flying eagle. His All collectors are welcome to Second Lt. Michael A. Barrett, become potassium-deficient. This you with a combination diuretic eeller, this controversial drams depicts tudes and approaches in dealing with aura' A stripper and an ax-tamlnary stu­ small beginning In the coinage of more in Canada. Is on your pediatrician to show that dent team up to find a gold min*. Margot lettering; UNI. States of America participate Frames are $4 for son of Roger and Barbara Barrett can lead to heart Irregularity. Low that contains a potassium-sparing the Ilfs choices available to women at Issues of intelligence half dimes; the want of small coins your sons did not react to the Kidder, Ted Danton. Burt Lancastar. half disme. of 2323 Main St.. Coventry, has H it Days of Soli blood potassium can also lead to drug. critical points In their lives. Lee Remlck. (39 Talas of the Unexpected The Un- In circulation, calling the first adults, free to juniors. For a antibiotics. I agree with the aller­ Colleen‘ Oswhurst. Patty Duke Attin 1965. Rated R. The coin sold at a Bowers and graduated from U.S. A ir Force pilot YOU not only save time on the Bluenose, but 00 digitalis-toxicity in patients who Finally, ask your doctor to brella Man' Is followed through the attention to them.” prospectus, apply to the chairman. gist that they did. In any case. I'd igeo streets of New York on a rainy day 2 :0 0 A M (3D MOVIE: 'Kite of Death' A Merena auction for $17,000 just last training and has received silver take digitalis along with consider changing your medicine This was the first public mention John Bereuter, at P.O Box 1057. money as well. Passage for a family of four is only *$153 captured jewel thief refuses to aid tha make darned sure that the hoys are 9 9 (39 Mstlook A no-nonssnte detec­ (39 M-A-S-H month. Reasonable enough, when South Windsor, 06074. wings at Reese A ir Force Base, hydrochlorothiazide. for hypertension. Several that are tive Is charged with murdering an elu­ assistant DA In return lor a raduetd of United States Mint activity. (based on 2 adults, 2 children ages 5-12, and an automobile). not given those antihlotics again I D For Amor (60 min.) you consider that it is "superb” and Texas. 9 I do not know whether your now avallahle do not affect potas­ sive mobster (60 min.) (R| (In Stereo) sentence. Brian Donlavy, Victor Mature, Knowing that he was definitely Plot your Family's Course to a Groat Vacation 9 unless they undergo special testing d in the river. The first 10 and hefan to drive out those who for the people who sold animals and and type of hair are not related to across 700 feet of river (or the honor explained Gandy, who lives in addict North Austinites.” (22) (39 Tonight Show (In Stereo) 2 :5 0 A M [MAX] MOVIE: '■ear' ICC) people per rope will be wearing life sold and those who bought in the changed money, people who had no male-pattern baldness. The bald­ U ) Novala: El Prbolo da It Fama Madison Avenue ad agendas era lam­ of their side of town. South Austin. “ The South thinks of He has glorified his own troops as (29 Racing from Plalniflald preservers. temple and he overturned the qualms about cheating the "hicks” ness is in the genes, not Just in the l{3) MOVIE: 'Coma Back to tha B A Dima pooned in this satire about a local biaw- Rope will be the weapon in the the North as a bunch of wine- "upstanding. Shiner-drinking, pi­ Jimmy Doan. Jimmy Daan' Thraa (39 Hogan'* Haroat ary's marketing tactics. Rip Tom , Loretta A team wins when 140 people tables of the moneychangers and who came In from the countryside. eye of the beholder. Heredity also Austin Tug-of-Honor across the sipping, quiche-eating cante sauce-crazed, garage sale­ women, whose livee were changed after (B ) Naw i Swit. Kenneth Mars. 19BB. Rated R. from the other squad are yanked the seats of those who sold pi­ Jesus’ rage was because they determines hair quality and type, Colorado River, the local Mason- pantywaists.” holding, tomato-planting ... South into the river. The champion 7 geons.” (Mark ll;I8b) cheapened the holiness of God and but these traits neither cause nor Dixon Line between beer-drinking Austinites.” The list of refreshments (or the 7 neighborhood will be the one that Jewish law required various and desecrated his temple by their predict baldness. It’s also evident South Austin and wine-sipping Shiner is a local brand of beer. event is revealing. South Austinites wins the best two out of three. M M w AtiMttc opanlBs tha Tita a a of somewhat complex sacrifices be crass behavior. that many curly-haired men de­ North Austin. Kelso also has been recruiting will be munching hot dogs and "This is something that mere Acatk" tom 9M « lahn. New founawkk to made by the faithful at the temple We, too, stand under Judgment. velop male-pattern baldness. Cinema "Right now the South team hard-pulling troops. He’s already drinking domestic beer and soft words can’t describe,” said Gandy. DIgSy NoM in Jerusalem, including the sacri­ We don’t sell pigeons on the front It’s more likely that you and your weighs about 11 tons. The North drinks, while North Austinites will signed upSouth Austin wrestlerand 31^ ‘Tve been thinking about this FlM*e send me mom M om udon on M aine | fice of lamN, pigeons and doves. porches of our churches, but we brother Just happened to inherit the team weighs about 8 tons," said be nibbling finger foods and slaking real estate agent Joe Bednarski, JT ialifax HARTPOIID on Elm Stroot 3; Drtom Worrlort (R) 1. Charles Gandy, a lobbyist and concept since I was in college 90VA SCOTIA AttaUc Old NOV* Sootla. MM to: Fbr pilgrims who came to the need to look carefully at our same set of unrelated traits. c w w n e c ity — The Arlsteeets (O ) 1,3, 1;W, 5:15.7:50,10. — Tin Mon (R ) If :M, out I their thirsts with imported brew known in the ring as Ivan Putski, former state representative who here.” Nov* SooOe fourinn templeplefroir from great distances, it was behavior. In what ways do we 4:45, 7:05. — A n ^ (R ) f:3P. — 1:40,4:50,7:10,• »;3S. " -Tho______Sterol of My VRRNON and wine coolers. and Big Steve Halston, a national Succoat (PO-tl) 11:». 15:1^7:30, t o .- 130 Oammerda Sbaet Impractical to bring their sacrifi- cheapen the holiness of God In our Swim m ing to Cambodia t ; IS, 4;|B. 7; 15. CNN l i t — "Crocodllg" Oundit hopes to have 500 combatants on bench-pressing champ and owner f ; -IS. — Radio- - -DO'. ya(PO>t;»,4;is.7;4S, Platoon (R7 1:15,4, 7:05, f :40. — ^ llc o (PO-11) 1. 7, 9:15. — Outrasi tut Leading the North will be former PortazL MMie 04101 al own day? How do we seek to make Learn how to help protect your­ each aide. of a gym. dal animals with them, so they f;50. — Rlind Daftoto (PO-11) t;40, 4:55, Acodtmy IV: Clttiona on Patrol (PO) Portuiw (R) 7;t0,9:10. — An AmoHesn University of Texas football Coach would buy the "approved” animals profit for ourselves from the faith of self from heart and arterial dis­ 7;30,«:40. lt:40, 1:15, 4:10, 7:10, 9:45. — Lothol Tall (0)^30,1:15. So far, a total of 300 have signed During the past two centuries, Woagon (R) 11:15,1:45,4:55,7:15,9:50. Darrell Royal. The South's coach Is The South also boasts the heavi­ from vendors in the courts of the others? Would Jesus again be ease; Send for D r. Gott’s new WILLIMANTIC up for the big tug April $5, which is a man's indiscriminate hunting and RAST NARTRORD -R o ltln g Arizona (PO-11) If :4S, 1:90,1 fgaang____ ci____ R — Polleo benefit to raiee money (or a youth John Kelso, an Austin American- est entries of each sex; a 360-pound temple. And because they came angry if he came through our Health Report. Eating Right Fora Rsalwaod RsR > OaoMS — Outrogo- 7:15,9:40. — Making Mr. Right (PO-11) man and a 190-pound woman. destruction of habitat has extermi­ Address 1:05.1:10.5:10.7:15.9:40. codtmy IV: <^toiw on Patrol (PB) hoatel in the Texaa ca^tal. Partici- Statesman columnist who has over­ from great distances, they some­ houses of worship? Healthy Heart. Send II and your out Porlyno (R) 7:“ to, 9. — A NlornmOro on tlm Slrtit 1: "Several people signed up early nated the North American wapiti City. Poortor RlcRord’iRlcRsrd‘1 Pob A aROSM — room Womora f R)7 :it, 9. — U m M panta are paying $15 (or a chance to come his Maine Yankee roots to jaefc MacImbc times also had fordgn currency name and addreaa to P.O. Box MANCHRSTRR (elk) throughout 96 percent of Ita Oulrootout Portuna (RJ 7:10,9:10. quinigvin (PO)ir w r 7il0(Faww* 9:M. *— wiiffwBlIndOM im iiv pull their croas-town enemies into become the quintessential South so they could stop dieting and beef State. -ap- MiixMet ol Tourism which had.to be changed for local The Rev. Anne J. Wrider l i m . Cleveland. O H 4410I-99M. Be ShiwESii ChU Rtai 1-9— Rurgtar (R) UA T h tiltrt Rot! — Blind Oato — 11)7:H “ former range. (PO-11) 7 :B .k * .— Lethal WBapoRfRI the Colorado. Austinite. up for the tug," said Gandy. money. This had all degenerated St. M a ry’s Episcepal Chnrch sure to mention the title. 11:90.1:95.5:05.7:1S.9;N.— NlAttawro (PO-11) 7:10. 9:10. — "Croeodllt" r i 5 , 9:15. — Plaloon (R) 7.9?lT I Host Whalers look to turn things around

Sv The Assoclotsd Pr«ss these guys,” Liut said of being in injury since the layoffs, is a the playoffs. “This is a different p«>ssible starter on 'iWiNfay. HARTFORD — The Hartford kind of hockey. These guys have to Hartford center Dean Evason. Olialerf and Quebec NonHquea deal with it. Mike Bossy m d Wayne who scored 22 goals and 59 points Nave racked up 519 penalty minutes Gretzky have been in this situation this season, missed Sunday night’s in the first four games of the NHL before, too. They have to learn to game because of back spasms and Adams division semifinal playoff, play through it.” team officials had figured he would series, only 41 points shy of the Whaler 1 ^ wing John Anderson be out for three to five days. The league playoff record. was discouraged all the violence team phsycian, however, says And with the series tally even at in the series. Evason might play tonight. two games apiece, tonight’s game Francis said d e i^te the momen­ "’There’s so much stickwork. The number five in Hartford could tum swinging to Quebec over the games are four hours long. If that’s make the 1992 Campbell Confer­ weeekend, the Whalers aren’t wor­ what people come to see, then ence finals between the Chicago ried because in all four games so A maybe I’m in the wrong sport.” Blackhawks and the Vancouver far, the home team has won. Canucks look like a tea party. Anderson said. " It’s down to a two-out-of-three The Whalers are going into the But Whaler captain Ron Francis series and we have the home-ice fifth game at less than full strength. said he hopes his team can do advantage," Francissaid. "W e Just The team announced Monday that without the fighting Tuesday. havetouseittoourbenefit. We’rea Scot Kleinendorst and U lf Samuels- “ We’ve got to be smarter. We’ve good enough team to take two.” son will not be available for get to do what the Rangers do to But Quebec golatender Marios tonight’s game Philly — learn to turn the other Gosselin says it’s not a question of cheek,’’ Francis said. Kleinendorst aggravated an old home ice advantage. P The Whalers went into two knee injury In the second period ‘"rhe pressure is all on them weekend games in Quebec with the Sunday and is out for three to five now,” GMselin said, adding, " If we momentum generated by a pair of days, the team said. Samuelsson Is win the next game we’ll be riding a home-ice wins, but Sunday night out because he’s been suspended Cadillac for the rest of the series.” the Nordiques, led by Michel for one game after receiving two Nordiques coach Michel Ber­ Goulet’s three goals, evened the the -game misconducts in the playoffs. geron said the pressure is on m m ^ ^ ^ series by beating Hartford. 4-1. Defensemen Sylvain Cote and Hartford. nvrV O p f K n w W f Whalers goaltender Mike Liut Mike McEwen are expected to "Th e y came in here with a says winning today could just be a replace Kleinendorst and two-game lead and a chance to put Hartford Whaler goalie Mike Liut best-of-seven series is tied, 2-2, with matter of settling down for many Samuelsson. things away with a win here,” concentrates as he gets ready to stop a Game 5 slated tonight at 7:30 at the Civic players. The Whalers had some good Biergeron said in Quebec. "Now it’s “ We’ve lost our grip at times, but news, too. Left winger Paul Law­ tied and we’re the ones playing the shot in Game 2 of the Adams Division Center. it’s a new experience for a lot of less. who has been sidelined with an solid hockey." semifinal playoffs with Quebec. The Clemens finally signs with Sox

Susan Edgerton Todd Janeeiek By Dove O'Hara In keeping with club policy, the second full season with the Red Sox being a three-year man and thus The Associated Press Red Sox refused to disclose terms. last year, said he he had "no hard ineligible for salary arbitration, the However, the two-year contract feelings” after his prolonged wage Red Sox automatically renewed Ms BO STON - The kids at Spring reportedly was worth about $2 fight with the Red Sox. contract for a negotlaMe 8409,889 Woods High Schooi in Houston have million. And Gorman conceded the “ I ’m very elated now.” he said. for 1997 after he walked out. Broken lost their favorite batting practice pact contained incentive clauses " I was disappointed in m y perfor­ Negotiations stalled after the Red pitcher. which would add bonus money. mance Saturday. It was not charac­ Sox stuck to their offer of a 8509,089 Tied in a knot with no answer Roger Clemens, who spent his teristic of the way I pitch. But it’s base salary, although adjusting and After a 29-day boycott of the Unsoived questions month-long salary holdout throw­ all behind me.” increasing the incentive money. ing batting practice to the high Florida exhibition season in a bitter Clemens shocked the baseball Heart floating within a worid of shapen lands by twisted minds. school players, is back in good salary dispute. Clemens conceded world on March 6 when he walked Then, in the final week of spring Sue Taylor standing with the Boston Red Sox as he faced a struggle in starting the out of the Boston training camp at training, baseball Commissioner baseball's newest ‘‘Instant’’ season. Winter Haven, Fla , 24 hours before Peter Ueberroth Intervened. He millionaire. " I might get m y lumps here and he was scheduled to start in the acted as a mediator in getting Clemens, the American League’s there In my first couple of outings, exhibition season opener. Sullivan, Clemens and the Hen­ 1986 Most Valuable Player and Cy but I still think I ’m ready to pitch,” He walked out when negotiations dricks together for meetings at Young Award winner, signed a he said. " I ’m looking forward to broke down between his agents, Scottsdale, Ariz. two-year contract worth more than pitching Thursday on my regular Alan and Randy Hendricks, and On April 4, shortly after the Red 82 million with the Red Sox on turn (at Toronto) and I ’ll continue Gorman, who handled the talks for Sox had broken camp and left OPPRESSION Monday. on from there.” the Red Sox with the advice of club Winter Haven, Clemens returned, ready to go back to work after "I’m extremely happy and I’m Although shelled by Toronto in counsel John Donovan and co­ Excuse me, sir, but you’re standing on my heart. agreeing in principle to a two-year ready to go out there and do the his first appearance against major- owner and chief executive officer contract. It wouldn’t be so bad If you weren’t wearing those combat boots. things I’ve always wanted — and league hitters since last fall. Haywood Sullivan. Clemens immediately stepped up that’s winning." the 24-year-old Clemens said "everything’s there Clemens was paid 8220,(M0, plus I wish I had a pair of spiked heels so I could do some damage to you. 1129,000 in incentive money. In in class, from the Spring Woods right-hander said. that’s always been there.” But right now I seem to have is a worn out pair of moccasins. "We’re delighted to have Roger pitching the Red Sox to their first kids to a six-inning Mtless stint pennant In 11 years. against Harvard. 4 Christine Ryan signed and back in the fold ready to " It ’s going to take a little time, go on and have another great but the arm ’s there.” he said. "M y The Hendricks brothers de­ He caught up with the Red Sox at AP phMo season," Red Sox General Manager velocity is there. The talent Is there. manded a 12.4 million two-year Tampa for the charter flight north and the opening of the 1987 season at Boston pitcher Roger Clemens (left) speaks as Red Lou Gorman said. The hard work is there. The contract — |1 million in 1987, 81.4 stamina is coming on. It’s just a million In 1988. Milwaukee. He pitched a simulated Sox General Manager Lou Gorman listens during a Just two days after he gave up four runs In four Innings In Boston’s matter of getting the ball where I The Red Sox, who offered a base Intrasquad game there last Tues­ press conference In Boston Monday. Clemens has Il-I loss to Toronto, Clemens and want to get It.” salary of 8500,000 and 8575,000 In day, but the tuneup wasn’t quite signed a two-year contract with Boston, reportedly the Red Sox reached agreement on Clemens, who led the major incentives, rejected the demand. enough as he had trouble with his PAPER FLOWERS worth over two million dollars. a contract for 1987 and 1988. leagues with a 24-4 record in his With Clemens 30 days shy of control in the loss to Toronto. I have the paper flowers in a vase next to my bed. They’ve been there ever since the day I learned that you were dead. Th e flowers are still as pretty as the day I put them there. Hudson answers Yanks’ call Never needing anything, not attention, love, nor care. allowed were home runs, to Brook And sometimes as I look at them, a thought comes to my mind; B v Ben Vifalker cles , yet was not overly Impressive. Jacoby in the fifth inning and Joe The Associated Press He began the season in the bullpen. If you were made of paper perhaps you wouldn’t have ever died. Last week. In the second game of Carter In the ninth. Last year, Hudson went 7-10 with NEW YORK - The New York the season. Hudson pitched 4 1-3 Christine Ryan a 4.94 earned run average lor the Yankees hope they have found their Innings of perfect relief against Phillies, often looking good in the missing starter in Charles Hudson, Detroit to win his first decision with early Innings before Inexplicably a pitcher who has been missing New York. coming apart. He had a career consistency for his entire career. On Monday, Tommy John was record of 32-42 in four seasons with Hudson, acquired from Philadel­ scheduled to start before getting a Philadelphia. phia in December after Mike stomach virus 30 minutes prior to "Everytlm e 1 got to the fifth or Easier demanded to be traded, has game time. Hudson, who was sixth Inning. I ’d be looking over my suddenly become the Yankees’ best supposed to pitch Tuesday night, was given the ball. shoulder to the dugout." Hudson pitcher. said. " I ’m going to leave behind "W e need Charlie desperately,” In front of 55,612, the largest for a everything that happened in Willie Randolph said Monday after home opener since the new Yankee Philadelphia." Hudson, forced Into an emergency Stadium opened In 1976, Hudson Don Mattingly struck out three start, threw a three-hitter and retired the first five batters. After times in the game for the first time struck out 10 as New York won its Mel Hall homered. catcher Joel Skinner went briefly to the mound. in his career home opener by trouncing the Randolph went 4-for-5, scored pitching-poor Cleveland Indians ‘The quick talk produced quick two runs and stole a base. He tied 11-3. Randolph sparked a 15-hit results. Hudson struck out the next single-game career highs for hits offense, driving in five runs with four batters as he retired 10 9 and R B I. straight, seven by strikeout. Even a 9 four hits. Including two doubles. "I felt real relaxed.” Randolph ‘The Yankees spent the off-season change of catching partners did not said. "M y mom and dad were here. trying to bolster their staff. They faze him. as Skinner was ejected in I slept off-and-on last night, think­ got ace Rick Rhoden. Pat Clements the bottom of the second for ing about the game.” and Cecilio Guante from Pitts­ bumping first-base umpire John New York Yankees’ Rickey Henderson, land Indians Monday at Yankee Sta­ Hirschbeck after a close play. That’s the way It looked to right, trails homo Wayne Tolloson after dium. The Yankees scored three runs In burgh, and also Hudson. Hudson, who had never seen the Hudson was given a chance at the Hudson, 28. wound up walking inside of Yankee Stadium until both scored on Willie Randolph’s the Inning and won the game, 11-3. starting rotation in spring training two in his first complete game since Monday. fourth-inning double against the Cleve­ Martha Parkins after Rhoden pulled rib-cage mus­ Oct. 2, 1985. Tlie other two hits he Whalers-Nordiques series is survivai of the fittest Arldlan — the arts and literary and was pviiiops Uiv coolest man in the coliseum. Whalers and the home team pulled within one of a magazine of Manchester High School. Survival of the fittest appears to be the goal of Adams series tie. Division NHL semifinalists Hartford and Quebec in There were little rules Infractions that he didn’t call. The result was 52 game penalties, 106 minutes (38 Andy Van Hellemond was the zebra-shirt wearer Literary co-editors; Jamie Dawson their quest to reach the final round. 7 penalties) coming in the first period which took 57 with the arm band who had to oversee the shenanigans 7 Ibe Nordiques, once known as an excellent skating and Rachel Moulton. minutes to complete. The fans may have been a little e m p lo y by the teams in Quebec Saturday night. The team having lost the zip of previous seasons, have Herald Angle restless as Hoggarth took his time in assessing the penalties started SO seconds after the puck was Artistic co-editors: Michelle Hasaka changed their style In favor of tough physical play as Earl Yost penalties less than three minutes into play, but he was dropped and didn't end until time expired in the third the only way to stop the Whalers. period with the win salted away by the Nordiques. Fifty and Samantha Taridona. The plan has paid off to date as the two teams head Sports Editor Emaritus in complete control. Game Tw o in Hartford, with Bob Myers the referee, one penalties were called, including four game into Hartford for tonight’s fifth in the best of Comments are appreciated. Write to; into nanioru ror also won by the Whalers, 5-4, saw better hockey for the misconducts. seven-game set with each team boasting two victories. most part but still a lot of chippy play by Dale Hunter Referee T e rry Gregson, as well as Quebec, had the Aridian, care of Mrs. Balukas, Each posted triumphs on home Ice. and Basil McRae in particular. ‘They goaded Whaler situation in hand Sunday night. He doled out Just 33 Manchester High School, 134 W. Middle Although many may disagree, I felt the much- penalties, the least number of the four games. fnallgned Ron Hoggarth did a Grade A refereeing Job In players Into retalitory penalties. Hartford’s game, when at peak effectively, is to Hartford doesn’t suit up Shane Churta and Dave Turnpike, Manchester 06040. game No. 1 won by Hartford In overtime last skate. Quebec’s game plan killed this stiric ami Semenko for their skating or stick-handling abilitieo. Wednesday night. average fan likes to see hard-hitting checks but the continued on when the two teams met at Le Colisee Botti are goons sent out to try and keep Hunter, McRae, Susan Edgerton H ie first period was brutal. When did you ever see 14 play of the Nordiques and the Whalers, in retaliating, was a disgrace. Satui^ay night. Gord Donnelly, Lane Lambert, Paul Glllls and Mike players In the penalty box at one time, eight Whalers Eagtes ftom cutting the legs off Kevin Dineen. Dean and six Nordiques ? The home portion of the sin box was The s e c ^ period wasn’t much better and finally the But if you thought penalties were earth-shattering in Game 1. Game 3 produced 243 minutes, or99 more than Evason, Sylvian 'Dirgeon and Stewart Gavin, the so full all eight couldn’t sit down unless they sat on each teams got down to playing hockey in the final 20 minutes and 1:20 of the overtime. recorded in Ganne 1. This time around, Quebec’s Whalers’ speed boys. another’s laps. Game Five tonight should he Interestint. The first 20 minutes was anythtag but hockey. The Hoggarth took command at the drop of the first puck bruising contact game was tdo much for the smaller I W - ITAWCIlgSTEH HBRALD. TuCTday. April 14. IWT Jordan’s great performance ‘speaks for itself i Local boy Moyer almost no-hits hometown Phils victory, only the occoad time h i. •y M l gomortf for itaeir.” spot and now we're upa haff-game. ftgurgg. Bin Bornord After Parrish walked, Glenn Gwynn and John Knik — homered The AsseelolM Press Juliun Ervia g scored 17 poiata. fraticMge Motory the PiotoRO have ; off San Francisco starter Roger Jordan’s performance virtually This was a great victory." Assoclofad Press Wilson barely missed beating out a assured that he will become the NBA Heaving him 43 short of the 30.440 STOW that many. slow roller to third. Mason. Twenty-seven tiines in Charles Oakley added 33 poinu Adrian DantSey scored 7B aohslg NL Rovadap MMkael Jbnilm tfbesa't have to second pfoyer in NBA history to and 10 rebounds for the Bafts , while mark for hid pro career vritN three WHh a 50 load, the Cubs scored bosebell hirtory a team bad gotten gameg t » pfap. and Mah Thomaa added:-■ 73lforthe PhiladetpMa PMIlies faiM hSK homers from its firat two batters in seere SSseints to impress Chicago score g,M0 points in a season. Terry Cummings had 34 points and veu’t had a 18 to c h ««r about in the their fMal two runs in the seventh Bolls Coach D o u ( Colllm. Jordan needk 37 points, his single­ PhiladMpMa llS. Washington 148; Hickey Pierce 34 for the Backs. HeilfcB KK2, Flweeis 101 PletoBa. off reliever Tom Hume with the a game. Gerald Wilkino led the Kaickx fiT8 week of the baseball season, so g 8 off to a good start.” said Moyer, Thompson, who had five RBI in When JOnhm M Just that Iton- game average, in Chicago's last Atlanta Mg. Indiana MI; Detroit when a local boy tooh a no-hHter help of an error by Schmidt, his fiixt tflsy night. Ms seventh SPpoint T U n , 113^ B uiali K » Atlanta, trying ta earn the wHh 27 points and Bernard 1 ^ who pitched Ms firat major-league the game, overcame that homer two games to Join Wilt Chamher- 130. New York NP, andSacramento iMo the ninth inning, they were game Ia8 June 14. ”I was tMnkinga in 44 games. 1^. 5 game of the NBA season amf secomi lain, who had HMMre than 3^000 three homecourt ativaiitage in the ftrrt had 10 in Ms first start in more barrage by himself with bis grand 133. San Antonio IW. Cliff Bobinoon scored 33 points excited. Httle bit aho8 the no-hitler in the Dodgfff* 4, Attroft 2 in two nights, Collins foumf other times, in that exclusive club. three ronmii of the playoffs, pufletl two years slam in the seventh inning. Jordon had W fourth-quarter and Maurice Cheeks added 15 It hardly mMtered that Jamie seventh and 8gMh innings, but I th h M to he pleasetf about. Jordan said his main concemlate within a game of Btarton in the Los Angeles handed Houston its Bob Melvin. Will Gark and points, mads 10 of 31 flehf goals and points and a season-high 10 assists Moyer pitches for the Oiicago was more concerned about winning “Si mjm y estimation, he's the in the season is getting the Bulls as Philadelphia clinched fifth place Eastern Conference standings as Kings 123, Spurs 11B firrt loss in seven games, with a Jeffrey Leonard also homered for It of 33 free throws and had nine Dominiqae Wilkins scored 8 of Ms Cobs. the game.” greatest player in the NBA right into sixth place in the Eastern reboundi as the Bolls improved in the Eastern Conference by Reggie Thews bad 2S pohNs and M pair of rookies playing the key San Francisco. M points in the second half against Moyer, a 25year-old left-hander Andre Dawson and Bob Dernier roles. 4 now.” Collins said after the Bulls Conference, the highest piayoff their record to 40-411. a half-game beating Washington. assists and Otis Thorpe added 23 heat Milwaukee 114-107. "Became Indiana. making Ms m b major-legue ap­ supported Moyer with solo homers Tra cy Woodson hit his fiixt spot they still can attain. behind sixth-place Washington and Jeff Malone led all scorers with 34 points as Sacramento handed San pearance. had a no-hitter throat (or Chicago. R«dft 7, Br«¥M 2 back at the end of the game and got " If Iget it. Iget it.” Jordan said of points, while Moses Malone added Wayman Tisdale had 10 points for major-league homer on the first a half-game ahead of Indiana. the Pacers, who had won their Antonio Ho I4tk cowgeentive hwg, eigM innings Monday night before Moyer. 1-4 this season and 4-4 for the big rebound, stepped in and his chase for 3.4W. ” M y M points is ” We knew when we went in that if It for the Bullets. David Wingate extefNHng a club record. pitch be had ever seen from all-time Cincinnati won for the fifth time made the free throws and dished for prevtous eight home games. 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Winnipeg OMlonO ‘ 3 Cleveland 3, New Yerk 9.3B— Randolph 3, 8SW4 TetoN 8443 Masse, who was Freshman of the Year in the Southern playing their best hockey of the WlnfleM. HR— MHoll (1), wmtlctd (I), Gfone WInolog RBI — Mehdn (3). TgesTBaw cowpaaaNca Antonio Coach WsNe. A— MJ33. held a 52 advantage over Calgary S a ^ .3W 3 E— MPchell. DP— Son FroncNco 4. AAlAHMi'DfvMen Conference at Davidson College, is again tearing up the league. season. The New York Islanders six home games. The Islanders' With a 12-1-1 record in the last 14 T m o s Jacoby (1), Carter (3). SB-Rondolph (1). _ during the season despite finishing .W7 3'A SF— KPtle. LOB— Son FroncNco 7, Son Oleoo 4. 3B— y-Dollos n 76 471 ■Through games played Sunday, Masse, a junior, leads the are playing their worst and are only only victory in this series was in games, the Capitals have been one WCtark, COovN. 3B— SNoN. HR— Leonard x-Utal) .357 7 of the N H L ’s hottest teams. third behind EMmonton and Cal­ NSW York 11, ClovvlanO 3 _ IP H R BR BB SO Gome Wlnmno RBI — JCtark (1). x-Heus(on i t s .517 12 Southern Conference with a..410 batting average (48-for-I17). one game away from elimination in Game 2 at Washington. E Herr, Oquendo. DP— StLouN 1, (1).,. Wynne (1), < i w ^ (i), Kruk (i), gary In the Smythe. Toms at Boston, psO., raht WCIqrk (3), Meivtn (3), RThompson (1). Denver 35 44 .443 IS Gotf Masse is tied for the single-season school record in homers with the Stanley Cup playoffs. Meanwhile, the ^ m o n to n Oilers "I think we’re playing at a very Mttwaukse 6, Batttmors 3 Swindell LJ1-3 3 4 5 5 3 3 PJffSbwoh 1 LpB-rSfLouN4, PPfsbur|^ Socromento 36 St .384 25 While the Jets remain relatively Waddell 13-3 3 5 5 3 3 3B— H -rr, VonSlyke, Bream. 8 i tawkPw. 12 — he held the previous mark set a year ago — and leads the Still, things could be worse as the and Winnipeg Jets have a chance to high level right now,” Coach Bryan OoklonO 6, Mlnnssota 3 OJenes 31-3 3 0 0 1 3 ______IP H R BR BB SO Son A8onlo 76 S3 .377 27 Murray said. "Th e thing I am most healthy. Injuries have ravaged the Catlfemta S, Ssottla 3,10 kmlnes McGe . HR— JCtark (3), LIndemon (3). Son PruncNce PocHIc DMiiea Club in R B I (33) and runs scored (52). Masse has been successful Islanders prepare to face the wrap up their respective series as VondBerg 1 3 1 1 0 0 SB— Bonds (3) 'pleased with is that a 18 of our Flames’ defense. Defenseman Al Only sornes sttwomso Mm VMft Mason 33-3 1 4 4 0 0 y-L.A. Lakers 44 15 .tW — T a llw M B Capitals in Game S of the first- first-round action in the Stanley IP H R BR BB SO x-Portlond 47 31 .409 W/7 in 15 of 14 stolen base attempts. He holds the school career mark Macinnis missed the weekend HudMn W,M f 3 3 3 3 10 StLeeM Cox 6atlW,1A 31-3 3 3 3 3 3 round N H L playoff series tonight. Cup playoffs resumes tonight. The lesser players are getting Ice time, T m o s (CorrsaOO) at Boston (Nippsr 00), JRoblnson S,3 4 1 0 0 0 3 x-Golden Stole 8 8 .500 34 LOWOROtS— LOWNBT— OrostA- in stolen bases with 57 in 07 attempts. series with a Charley horse. Jam ie 1:08 p.m. Swindell pPched to 3 batters in the 4Pi. W,34) 6 4 3 3 4 4 x-Seottle After all. the Islanders could be Oilers host the Los Angeles Kings and that is giving them time to HBP— Cerone by Waddell. WP— Horten S,1 3 3 1 1 0 4 8 43 .403 V'h Beb Chombert 77, Jim Bldwvll 8 , Stan Davidson has a 22-8 m ark and is in second place in the Southern Macoun remained in a Winnipeg CloystanO (P. Ntekro 1-0) at New York Hawkins 4 5 4 4 0 3 Phoenix 8 44 .4H 8 Domlon 8 , Net - Ocn^e Bromley 70, Lou playing at home. and the Jets entertain the Calgary develop. That is what is really going (John 00), 7:10 p.m. PifflfeVfflll L.A. Clippers 13 44 .154 St’A Division of the Southern Conference at 10-5. Davidson trails hospital after suffering a bruised Umpires— Home, Reed; First, Hlrsch- Drobek L A I 6 4 4 4 1 S Droveckv LJV3 »3 4 4 1 1 1 Miller 72,------Bob Larsen ------72, Ted------Blotko) >71, "Maybe we should have had the Flames, with both home teams to help us down the road.” MltwaiOiso (Clordi 00) at Baltimore LefterN 11-3 0 0 0 0 3 x-clinched ptoYOtt spot Leo BrovokN 73, Phil Daly 74, Jim Western Carolina by l'/4 games. The clubs play a three-game set spleen and kidney In- Saturday beck; Second, Garcia; Third, Merrill. Walk I 0 0 0 0 1 whole seven games of the series on holding 51 advantages in their The Islanders, meanwhile, have (Dfson 1-0), 7;3S p.m. T — 3:45 A— S5,«13 Gorman 3 5 4 4 1 3 y Buccaneers tar o sixth-round 178 draft sota, 7; Knight. Baltimore, 7; Lonstord, Mark McLemore singled for this Oakland,!; RInken. Baltimore. 7; Klng7-175717, Walker 55004, C ...... ,... choice. Knight, Cruz players of the week No. 5 this season, on the first pitch HOUSTON LOS ANORLS N.Y. Rangers ot Phlladsiphta, 7 :8 p.m. 4-13 5413, Henderson 7-10 3 4 , 0. Wilkins Sveum, MU'"lwmifcee,7;Yount,Mllwaukee,...... * r h M O b rh M 14 third hit of the game off loser Edwin of the eighth to tie the score 53. 7. Doran 3b N.Y. Islondsrs at Washington, 7 :8 p.m. 1517748,McNealy34004,SparrowO-S(MIO, NEW YORK — Two veterans off to fast starts, third baseman Angili 6. Maiintrt 3 (10 Innings) 4 0 11 Sox 3b 4 1 1 0 E.WIIklns53(M)4, Tucker 5m 7,M arhn51 Nunez, 1-1. After Brian Downing "This is the first time in four or HL! Hotcher ct 3 03 0 Romsevef 3 10 0 Quebec ol HorttOid, 7 :8 p.m. -Ray Knight of the Baltimore Orioles and outfielder Jose Cruz of sacrificed McLemore to second. a are ned with 1.000. C rvilt 3000 533, Wrloht 00000. Totals8-04S531im. five years that I ’ve gotten off to a CALIFORNIA SRATTLR Londrxrf 3 0 10 g^^ffTvB VlYra^Me oielney P 10 10 RWUmsrt 000 1 the Houston Astros, were designated Monday as baseball’s first White hit an 51 pitch for his first quick start. Maybe in the past I BatadonWal ir h M O b rh M ODavN 1b Toronto at St. LouN, 7 :8 p.m. 8 8 8 Dwnngdh ONIxondh 4 000 OuerrerP 3 00 1 Smylhei 8 8 8 Ss-tio players of the week for 1987. homer of the season. tried to hard to get off to a good OAttONI^ MAM 4000 3 0 10 Boserf 40 10 lac 30 10 Calendar IB R H Pet. DWhIterf 3 3 13 SBrdlydh 303 3 Ashbyc Los Angelas qi Edmonlqn, 7:8 p.m. Fouled out— None. Rebounds— Ootrolt S3 The 34-year-old Knight, most valuable player in last year's Donnie Moore, 1-0, the third start,” said Lansford. the former Joyner 1b B h ^ v r t 4000 1b 3 11 0 I at Ootaorv, 7 :8 p.np.m. (Sollev 11), New York 8 (McNeolv 14). W 3 4 .400 50 13 3 000 Oornerfo 4 13 1 3 11 3 World Series for the New York Mets, was named the American California pitcher, picked up the AL batting champion. "But from RvolP 5 000 Ptielpsph 0000 BPenoss 3 100 AssIsN Oolralt 8 (Thonrat 13), New JKHowtft 4 0 3 0 Klngervrt 1000 Duncan ss 3 0 14 rwftfVm VIvIHVfl Yerk 8 (O. Wllkine 7). Total fouls— Detroit League’s player after hitting .571 for Baltimore, with whom he victory by pitching a perfect 10th the first day of spring training, I felt CRntdsph 1000 Honeyettp 1000 Phllodelphto at N.Y. Rongsrs, 1 :8 p.m. 76, Now York a . A -7 4 8 . TODAY Wynegorcrc 4 0 10 PBrodlyP 4000 Rvonp 3000 Molstkph Bgeobgtl signed last winter as a free agent. Am ong his hits were two home inning. Moore had earlier allowed good this year." Schomdss 4000 Preslevfo 4 0 10 1000 Woshlnoton at N.Y. islondsrs, 7 :8 4 8 I 11 0000 1000 p.m., R nscessory East Catholic at South Catholic, 3:M OborktMl AH PeltNcf 4 110 AOavN 1b 50 3 0 0000 Manchester at Windham, 1:45 runs. M cLm rft 4 330 voilec 4 111 Cruz, 39, was named the National League’s player after hitting • •• lAR 1000 HarPord at (hiebec, 7 :8 p. B u lli 114. B u c k ! 107 Coventry at East Hampton, 11 o.m. KfUkr^ Qulnonsss .4130 Kertstdp 0000 Belton at Cheney Tech JV, 11 o.m. .400 with two home runs and two gam e-winning R B I as the Astros Moses ct 4 130 TetoN TMit N OhitNen S o flM I Whites cop doubles title 7 8373 TetoN 8444 SI. LouN at Toronto, T iS e p.m. 7 Revntds 3b 40 30 CNICA0O (IM) Windham ot Mencheeter, 1 :8 jum ped off to a 4-0 start. He also stole two bases. 8 S 7 S 83M3 Edmonton at Los Angstos. 10:8 p.m., R Ooklty tt-M M R TUirwrroooiAContnt East Catholic at South Catholic, 3: IS The husband and wife team of tion final over Gail and Alan 'Rntl Undsmon, StLouN. 54045 J o ^ t531 M-aSO, Poxson I-7M5 Bolton at Ellington, 10:8 o.m. Ncsseory Norma and Ken White won the 52. 52. Now YUrk, 3; Melvin, Sm ^onclseo. 3; Oome Whmlno RBI — Woodson (1). Ootgorv ol Wtnnlpgg, 7 :8 p.m., R Throott 57525 tettari 7-tS0015 BrownGI Bovs Truck Bosworth forggoes NFL draft we BfeWgiWfTT# l^wW •eoHN S8 7 8 38 4 -4 OP— Houston 1. LOB— Houston 1 Loe 040, BanktO-IOOl), Walters 00000. TetoN Windham at Monchtettr, 3 :8 mixed doubles championship at the Dome WMnlna RBI — OtMUte (1). Angelos 4. 3B— Boss. SB— Sax. HR— 47-14108114. •NM Truck Rosolts: First round — Herb-Koren York, 3; 13 ore Red wllh t E— Joyner. D P -^ltornta 3, SeoIRe 1. ■okaagy, AaiR 8 OKLAHOMA C ITY — While it may have appeared that Brian Manchester Racquet Club last VanKrunlnggn def. Solly M llltr-M ork Woodson (I), Garner (1). SB— Londreaux FulrMi MvMon M ILW AUKEE (108 Monchgster ot WIndhom, 3 :8 Ebreo 53.3. 74; Second round — Ab8g- LDB-OoRteralo 5, Seattle 7.3B— ADayls, (1), Setoseta (1). SF— Ouerraro, R WIIHoms. Preeoev 7-11 53 M, SIkma 511 O l 5 WIrN TopMe Bosworth's decision to forego the National Football League draft weekend with a 5 4 ,54 victory over wVViwv e N.Y. mgers at Fhllodelphio, 745 BrOMT54025 Lucoo01154 IX PlercoOll Konopka d 8 . TIntl-TInti 50, 50; Poith am ., P I Berlin at East Catholic, 3; IS was made long ago, the Oklahoma linebacker’s father says that is Claire Abele and Ron Konopka. Murrov-John Wykoff dtf. Holdl Wllllt- (8 , OHWilN (I). S-Oowntag. H RRR BB 40 O08b CummInBe 108 OOM, Mencrle(5304 IP H R RR BB to N.Y. Woshtngton, 7 :8 This was the fifth title in seven Beb Price 4-3,54; VonKruInlngenedef. Radio, TV p.m., R I 4, Hodges5 7 5 ^ 5 Mokeskll-104X Bradtey W ftONBtDAV not the case. w j u j Jane Wlochewskl-Steve Oonklewtct 54, Ryan L.I-1 00040 TotaN458158107. m "When I talked to him Sunday he was still very much undecided years for the Whites. They were 4 W 3 3 1 4 Xavier 8 East Catholic (Morlarty 50; Whites def. Brltn8l-Wtecho«rski QuebecotHorROrd.7:8pjn.,lfntcessory beaten by Abele-Konopka In last 52,50; Third round — Abel5Konopko 3 3 0 0 1 0 Lopee CM to il 8 8 8 M -IM Field). 3:1S about what to do,” Foster Bosworth said Monday night from his OMaoraW,14) 3 3 1111 APpItotO year’s championship match. The UftI*0 8 . Murrav-WvkoffIWlVtlbiT WvTWVM 5 2 ,5 7 ,5 4 : Whites ” ' TO D A Y KertHd MBuuoIi m M 8 M S I - N r Prince Ttch 8 Chonty Tech, 1:8 Irving, Texas, home. "I guess he Just decided there are other 08. VonKruInlngens 4-4, 7-5,51. OPeInt oeole Modpei 5 Preeeey. victory advanced the Whites to the 1 p.m. — Ranbers at Rod Sex, W ILI TOronteatSt.LouN.I:35p.m.,lfnectssary MilwauKee's Paul Molitor tries to duck under Baltimore's CeatetoMea: Pirsl round.— M lllw - MMoore 7 7 3 3 3 4 HoneyeP 4 31111 Fouled out— None. Rebounds— CMoobo 57 avenues to approach." Lipton Mixed Doubles Sectional i t f a ENunec L.I-1 1 3 3 3 0 1 Ebreo 08. Wlochkowskl-Qqnklewicx 7 :8 p.m. — Nordtoves ot athoters, HoNon WJ-0 5 4 1 1 4 3 (Oaklev 17), MHwaukee 96 (SIkma II). B oveTm uN By not notifying the N F L in writing by the Monday deadline, Cal Ripken Jr. (8) but is tagged out in a rundown during 4-3, 53; Second round— Tlntts def. Oandstarfo pttched to 3 botteri In. the SlIWtVM OtVillMI AeeNte— OHcggo 8 (Threqlt M), Mil­ EnflHd 8 Mon Chester, 1:8 playoff at the racquet club in July. ^ _____ jl, W TIC HBP— B F M by HoneveuR. Los AnosNs' d ri^ w onlon, 7 :8 p.m., R Bosworth automatically became ineligible for the regular April Wlllls-Price 2-4. 52, 54; arltnell- 7 :8 p .m .— Mots at Phillies, Chonnelt m«■ . -----■------a^UvB Umpires— Hbme, Preommlng; First, waukee tt (Lucot 4). Total fouls— the fifth inning of Monday's game. The Brewers remained The team of Julia Britnell and Wlocheimkl 5 * Mlllw-Bbreo (scores eYswf* nWr ifctnorv CMoooe 70, Mnwaukte 8 . Technicol Borlln/Northweet Catholic 8 Mon- tl draft. - 7:8 p.m. — Indlant at Yankees, Outek; Second. C.WHRoms; Third. KIHer. Whmlpgg eS OMoorv, 145 pjn., R unbeaten with a 6-3 victory. Mike Wlochowski won the consola­ n 8 listed). -ChannoT II, WPOP Second, Bamitt; Thkd, Kesc. T-3:8. A-i7,84. Milwaukee HMool diN nee. A— 11A 8 chwtar. t p.m. T-383. A— II4M H - MANCHESTER HERALD. Tuwdw. April 14. IW7 r./tarOMLlW ^-^ mr TP C «ll^< ^L e n y WHfM BUSINESS CLASSIFIED ADS M3-2711

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Including attor­ tisements In any free distri­ hardware store. Good rance, profit sharing. neys' feet, arising from bution publications pub­ part time Secretary, homel Write P. O. Box cations (or our Nurse tions available with business opportunity, 633-6078. Unscramble these four Jumbles, claims of unfair trade practi­ lished by the Manchester doctor’s office. Flexi­ 975, Elizabeth, NJ Aide training class that growing lawn com­ TOLL COLLECTOR ble hours. Call 072-2309 07207. good pay. Benefits. one letter to each square, to form CLERICAL IDEAL FOR MARKETING SECRETARIAL OPERATORS ces, Infringement of trade­ Herald. Penny Sleffert, will begin soon. Also pany. Good salary, TEA CH ER Aide. Imme- four ordinary words. Publisher. Apply Conyers Hard- I4.M Hr. marks, trade names or pat­ or send resume to; P. CLEANING Help— Floor taking applications (or commissions and be­ dlate opening In spel- HOMEMAKER aute el Connselteut Charter In accounting depart­ 9cereUry/Gal Friday O. Box 2210, Vernon, wore. 646-5707.______nefits. Will train. Call SURETY Fun mia 6 Mrf experience preferred. C. N. A. 's. We offer cal education class Oak BrMgs, TeS Station, (uH ment of this aarvloa A.t— — Ct. 06066. CONSTRUCTION Help Evergreen Lawns. 649- room for young Devel- CYREM Part TImel IS hours 50% typing. Will train for NO WRpwniflOT Evenings and/or wee­ excellent starting wage BOND time and pad 9ms. reteRng company naada aatla- to MnDili UDU9 HI Os kends. 643-5747. wanted. Sheet rocker, 8667. ______opmentally Dlsoble- per week. Days flex­ sMIlt, $1.82 per heur, word proceiiing, no JANITORIAL Work. Port and benefits. Please onoiitl- tanca. Typing 30-40 time, Rockville area. 4 taper, cabinet shop contact; Director Staff FU L L Time person to d/Autlstlc students. __ WRITER ible. To servlet lent benents/evertlme - muM iteno. Light phone con- MASSEUSE. $300 to $000 helper, finish carpen­ wpm. Olvaralflad du- HELP WANTED HELP WANTED days per week. Morn- weekly. Massage only. Development at Crest- pick orders. Monday Apply at: Community Our Sursly Osparlmsnt it Orootlng Cords In be IS yasrs oM snd hevelMn- tict, calculitor experi­ ters, mason, and la­ tperUllen. (tenttel: Jaek tlaa. To $300 weakly wMiyoutelwwaa ED Ing hours. 951-6080, Large Hartford agency field Home/Fenwood through Friday. Hours Child Guidance School, staking a bright Indi­ department store. ence. Wide Tirlety of of­ ED Apply Inastson; borer with good driv- 317 N. Main Street, coppois SI Baaooia An At- seeks attractive, well Manor. M-F. 7am to 7:15 to 4. Apply In UGUT vidual with 2 or mors General stock work. Eaat Hartford location. LOT Attendant. Full SECRETARY. ^HAM I n g record. Manchester EOE. flrmellve Aetten/Equal Op- fice dutiei. PleiMnI work­ Not all the news Is on the High School In Hebron. spoken masseuses. 3pm 0(643-5151. person: Arthur Drug — r-s ysart butinsts sxpsrl- Inventory and dis­ Call: time, excellent starting Experienced only. Call Warehouse, 942 Main pertunHy Bmpleyer. Nets: ing enviornment in E itl 8 Gian Rd., Manehoator front pogel There’s lots of Excellent typing skills Part time or full time. a s s i s t a n t Manager. •nos to prspart, rate, play. Call evenings Lsy-etl could occur belere salary. Excellent com­ 742-5317. tfcargg Htrlford. Excellent bene- TlteWy!lys8i.exljdll-l8A newsy Information In the required. Hours 7:30 - Own transportation. Street and ask for Experienced mature cods and sxsculs ntw only 8-9 p.m., Mon­ July 1, teat. Finger prlndna- pany benefits. Call Greg Nancy. person needed for local 2I2-M3X flli. (k ll'fo r an ippoint- nad niM Oten Rd. to war of Classified section. 643- 3:30. Call 220-9474 for Will train. Beou Monde WHAT t h e f i r s t snd rsnswal bonds. A day through Friday. /PeNoe cheek required. H- buHdlng. „ 2711. Denise. 643-5135. application. 724-0510. FU L L time work dellver- DISHWASHER. Full or WAREHOUSt-ihippIng convenience store. PLUXED PBNTIST TO OFEN 1-272-4479. MWMICED CANEEM menl, 289-6435. Ing, stocking, ond part time. Flexible Must be bondable, no knowlsdgs of gsneral ol- and Receiving. East of AN OFFICE INI flcs procfdurst and busl- packing for Manches­ hours. Above average the riyer location. To $7 late hours. Send re­ ter wholesaler. Aver­ wages. Apply In per­ sume and salary re­ THE OLPWEST nsss communication It MECIUFT UNMRWATER an hour. Call Sharon, WAS CALLEP. rsquirsd. This posHlon rs- P A R T T IM E MMimiMNCE SM.VA6E age work week 50 hours son: Rein's New York Advanced Careers. 202- quirements to Box SS RdMN McnH4r trOiWM EXECUTIVE Qood pay and banaflta for with time and a half Style Dell Restaurant, 9232. c/o the Manchester Her qulrtt typing of 38-48 CLERICAL SECRETARY ACCOUNTS PAYABLE TABLOID INSERTERS TIIMNin after 40. Extra benefits GYNULS Now arrange the circled letters to wpm nsl. Ws offar an sx- *80 opsnlngs *No mpsrlsnos thoaa who qualify for route 30, Vernon. raid, 16 Bralnard Corns loin Ntw England’s RECORD WORLD SALES divar training. Excallant Include Insurance, paid B A B Y S ITTE R . Needed Place, Manchester, Ct. torm the surprise answer, as sug­ csllsnl bsnsfllt packags, SALE ADMIN. Extra cash can be yours If you're available rsquirtd *run pay and ban#- for Saturdays. 9to3:30. gested by the above cartoon. iBstssI‘ ■ growing rsisfrslall or­ Ona of the araaa leading CLERK S B C R n A R Y (IM tmval opponunltaa HS phyaloal condition a holidays, and vaca­ 06IH0. < A A_L-r llsxibit hours, caftlsrla, oome early afternoons. We need responsi­ 647-9771, 9 to 5. ganization. WS art sssk- ratell raeoid chains now Coma Join New Cnglailand’s Orada 17-86 Call Coltael MUST. Ago to 26. C tions. Apply In person; tubsidizsd bus transpor- Ing .a self itetling Indl- TNb D. W. m H faslast____ _ growing - .... , ...111 rolall 01^ Bdcom# d fdmily mtm- ble people, male and female, to help Insert j S l i ^ ^ S e t coiiaemjlygyg^ Manchester Tobacco PAR? Time, to assist In PART Time office posL- has managomsnt optn- COOKS (Line). Full or flon for mature, re­ An8iwrTHE“ | ; ^ T l - i : i X l J t X U ” Isllon, van pool, ate. vidualloiI work In our trat- Ingt. Ws art looking for COMMEMCAL- gsnlzatlon. Our aooounit bdr In dn dxottlng dmall advertising supplements Into our dally and Candy Company, appliance ports de­ PIsass call 277-3810 or llo dspsftmsnt. Mutt havs payaMa dark will ba port time. Experienced sponsible person. (Answers tomorrow) smbHIout,...... brightlands i “ Intdmdilondl company. paper. Experience not necessary as we will 299 Green Road, partment. Call 646-1112 277-2193. sxcslltnt organizational INVESTMENT CO. working In a fail paced Monchester. or will train. Above and ask for Mr. Flexible hours, typing motivalsd Individuals. Vary good typing and train. Qood hourly wages. Please call 647- average wages based Jumbles CHAFE DRONE WISDOM RARITY and eommunloatlon Is tooking a hill tims tslot oNloa anvironmant. Wa Koufmon. helpful. 660-4777 Yesterday’s You will anjoy: •horlhand or dpaaP ^ 6 , ask for Bob. P A R T TIM E RN With flexible schedule on past experience. We Suffleld. Answer; He's sometimes westher-wlse. but more ollen THE TRAVELERS skills. PC sxposurs and support parson with good are looking for a salt tta^ needed for a rewarding AUTOBObY hepalrer to this— O TH ER W ISE gbod math skills a plus. an sxcsilont working Ing Individual wHh CRT writing praforrad. Foal- offer paid vocation, TEA c H e r . 7th grade HARTFORD Bocroterlal skills, and a TELEMARNHERS and challenging posi­ profit sharing, medical work on fine foreign Should bo familiar with omrironmsnt exposure. Problem adv- tlon avalldMd Immadla- sports cars. Top pay. English. RHAM Jr. FIELD OFFICE oooporativs oustomsr Ing, heavy filing and ax- tion In the Allergy De­ Insurance, pleasont Jumbla SOM Mo.11 la awlltblo to, |t.ao, ,blth i;elva« gsnoral offles paporwork oomprohsntlvs bsnstHs torvlet mannsr. Rsal ss- taly. ExodHanl aalary If you llko oalos, and hava a claar spaaking partment of a busy Good benefits. Expe­ High School. Perman­ tw o Jvmbio, C o ibtb nawapopb,. a.o. a o i alia. Ofianoo, OL itaoMiaa. iot potura to retell•Tr Inydcaa • a and friendly working liMluao Mina, aaaroaa ana ala eoO# and hiaba ahaca aayabla In NaaraMpaibooha. and alto bs attontivs to rapid advanoomont (or and banalHa. FULL TIME voice you could ba earningI I'a In our salessalas E N T practice. SOhours. rience preferred. Will ent position. Effective dolBlI. Qood stalling sa­ tete sxpsritnos hsiptul. plus. Must hava attention conditions. Apply In Immediately. Connec­ quslltlsd IndMdualt Flaass submit a written BOONKEEPER/POSTINQ CLERK department M-Thura. 6:3(^ik30,-6:30, Sat. 10-2. Call Mrs. Brown at person: Rein's New train eager worker. lary. Slors discount and to dafall. Good starting PRESSURE ILAST Will Train. Hourly Plus* bonusesi Call Susan 646-0314. Call 647-0000. ticut certification oxcsilsnl bsnsfllt For Immodlate eantld- returns to salary. Slors ditedun.111 Applloatlona are now boing accaptad for tha York Style Dell, route English 7-8 required. srallon ptesss tpsak to RN.ANL 647-0946 30 Vernon. P A h t tim e Mornings. packags. Apply Monday Lan Matyla and oxoollsnt bsnstits 4ICMP8III 9 poaltlon ol (ull-tima bookkaapar/poating dark. Ap­ Apply to: Henry ■ CELEBRITY CIPHER and Tuatday from g to 8 at our managsra at ptoktgs. Apply Mondiw PART TIME cleaning Driver for local dental 9 TW O Laborers to load Grabber, Principal, rFatirHy Ophar eryptograma w i cnatad tram quolatlona by lamoua INTERVIEWERS 243 Main Btraat ‘ '.BT plicants should have bookkaaplng and computer person. Manchester. 1 laboratory. Hourly Q. Fox Distribution (ten­ and Tuatday from ttoBst axparlanca, as wall as being able to type, answer trailers port time. Lo­ RHAM Jr. High School, > paopm. paal and praaanl. Each latta. In the dplwr alanda lor ter, 301 Qovsrnor't Hwy., RECORD WORLD Manchaatar, C T 06040 Q. Fox Distribution Ctn- hour per night. M-S. cal area. 18.00 per hour. lus mileage. Must Hebron, Ct. 06240. Call ; anothir. rorfay'a O u t: V •guM F. WANTED Manohostar Parkada Call Halan at phones and handle a variety of office related func­ ove cor. 649-0436. South Windsor, (tenn. ter, 801 QovsmoTt Hwy., Experienced. Own 601-423-5442 collect. R 220-9423 or 647-9297. Ac- * Waal Middle Tpke. tions. Banatlts Include company paid health plan, transportation. Excel­ Tel. 643-4616 South Windsor, Conn. 8 4 3 -2 4 1 7 vacation, paid holidays and sick days. Please send i m m e d i a t e opening for PLASTIC Bog manufac­ ceptlng applications '. ’ N K T C J L O P A R T TIM E lent pay. 742-5633. until April 17,1907. resume or work exporlonce along with salary requi­ soles person wanted. turer needs packers for Ths U.S. Cantus Bu­ ADMINISTRATIVE As- Draw against commis­ first shift. Some lifting, DRIv EE. Part lime • -NVVYBLVF ACMACMC reau Is currsntly looking rements to; Manoheeter Herald, “Bookkeeper," P.O. CLERICAL cLemcAL C Lim C A L CLINOAL aRCULATION AREA ADVISOR slstant In Marketing. sion soles. Good oppor­ no experience. Call 282- morning work. Mature ; (or Intervlswors to con­ AdV0ntun/Tnv»l Box 801, Manchester, C T 00040 or call 043-2711. Growth opportunity Ask for Mr. Abrsitls. Houaewivee, mothere with young children, tunity for the right 0021 for appointment person preferred. * N’IL ENVCTTJ duct Interviswing (or tisid ENVIRONMENTAL ASSISTANT for capable and re­ person. Please contact between the hours 9om- Apply Tom Kelley, I survsyt In and around ths TYPIST RATER otudenta. Earn extra money with your own sourceful Individual. 643-2659. EOE. 12 noon only or apply In TARE TINS JOS A Carter Chevrolet, 1229 * B Y F F U L Hartford County arst. Cliimt SfMclalltt Our (temmarclal LInaa AUMT part-time job. Brlno your children with you Review quality control person at 45 Connecti­ Moln Street,; Work about 100 hours W A IT People. Part or full DapartmanI It taaklng LOVE inn Our Commarolal and gave on babyaittina ooeta. 21 houre per reports and records of time, male or female. cut Ave. In South Manchester. stoh month for 7 months. Our Envlronmsntal PROCESSOR sales volume. Prepare VKRVMFOVNFJ FV an excallant typist to LInaa DapartmanI M week, ealary plua gee ellowanoe. Bupervlae Busy Howard John­ Windsor. t e l e p h o n e Callers I Start In Itte May. Cantus Claims Dspartmsnt It 18 A OVER A Field Audit Dapart- presentation folders son's. Day's, nights or seeking en Individual type laHsrs, lorms and taaklng an Individual NEWSPAPER CARRIERS NEEDED. our carrier ooyo and girte. If you like kide, for Important clients. CLERICAL. Order exped- needed, for the No- ; DULO FUL NHCBL Intsrviswsrt srs paid mont Is taaklng an in­ weekends ovollable. Itor to coordinate and tionol Federation of • 08.00 per hour Including with a minimum ol 2 contraota from both Immsdlote easninet ter th 8 or mora yaar* want a little Independence and your own You should e lt l.e r tuasr sharp ads 8 euvt dividual with 8 or MANCHESTER AREA Income, call 647-964617-WM or 647-964:647-994?. know shorthand for li­ Experience preferred. follow through for the Blind of ConnectI- ; training end ere relm- yeara butinaaa axparl­ handwrman and pravl- mora yaara bualnaaa butinaaa axparlanaa. Will train reliable peo­ smooth order process­ cut. Annual campaign, • E V M L I L M . ' — anca and mutt bs abla traa to trevd dl malar u. mited correspodence burted 2018 cente per mile oualy typed copy. TWa I. dHat and retort ortoi axparlanca to aaelat Qood organttaUenbl or be willing to learn ple. Apply: Howard ing. Must hove strong year round employ- for uee ol private automo- to type 38-48 wpm. This poaltlon raquiraa know­ Johnson's, 394 Tollond Interpersonal skills. ment. Permanent/part • ICTLMNL ALMFNVLTTN. Individual will ba rae- Includina: Dallas. Lot tha auditort In prap- BkHli and IWng okHli North Elm St...... 5-91 how to use easy dictat­ bHe. Flexible echadule re­ ledge of buelnaaa torma, Anadtt. tt. Lads, son 7 Tpke, Manchester, (off Call Jane Gurko, M. time. Evening hours In ; PREVIOUS SOLUTION: "Community leaders and ponsibla for davatoplng aratlon of audita. Tha ragulrad along wWt 7 Woodbridga St. ing equipment (No- quired. Csndldetae tor Ditto with uiUaM vaunt .16-230 exit 63, route 04). 649- Swift A Sons, Hartford. East Hartford 5 to 9pm, ■ shopkeepara win come out to see Baas Myeraon It only to claim mat by eacuring lattara and labia eat up, Ineumbant muat hava kayboaid8kmb.304B P A R T T IM E relco). Word proces­ canaue interviewer poal­ butinott iraua. sors available here. 6220. 522-9006. Monday through ; see what I look Ilka now ' - Bess Myeraon. tlon muel be a U.8. clt- and/or Inputting eovar* aa will aa apailing and strong typing akHla. wpm not. Wa offar an M -F, 8-5. Paid Insu­ JANIT o H. Hours 0am io Thursday, 5 to 8pm ' age into a CRT tarmlnal grammar. Thia poaMon ■ i i m i E Bu m i iiMit of 36-45 wpm. Statla- Jeneon St...... all aRCUUTION CREW SUPERVISORS DRIVERS. Full time posi­ Friday, $6 hourly, no .i lisn, havs a high school axeallant btnafitt rance and peslon be­ tions open for van or 4:30pm, Monday diploms or squlvalont and or tranacriba Into paper raquiraa a minimum of Abavt avsraas aarninas Meal typing a Mua. Wa Jordt St...... all nefits: congenial of­ through Frtdov. Heavy commission. No bonus. format. Wa otter an ax- 38-48 wpm net. wa offer paeksga. flaxibla Excellent opportunity tor retireea, otudenta, mini bus. Ask for Rod Colt 8 to 0pm. 20M97lr pass a 30-ffllnute written and axaanta aald t weak offar an axeahant ba­ Parker St.. .258-351 fice. East of the river regarding details at and light factory clean­ MSI. II you art Interested callant banaflta an excallant bastakte tralnina. Return tran- houta, ealatafiB, bUb* moma. Approximatlay 20 houra per week, ing. Apply M. Swift A SALES, lurround your^ naflta packaga, flaxi­ Bllaa 8t. ..all location. Send resume 643-1211. NELPW MTa and msti our rtqulrs- package, ftexIMa hours, package, flaxibla houra, saartaNan auarantaad. eldlied bus tranepor- work with young adulta agea 10 thru 16. to Mr. Evans: Hartford Sons, 10 Love Lane, self with beauty. Excel-* m HUPWMITiD oatataHa, tubaldlcad An aaancants must ba 18 bla boura, eafatarla, Monday thru Tnuraday 4:30pm-6;30pm, Despatch, P. O. Box K liK lir and or bakers Hartford. 10am to 2pm. lent opportunity for~ msnts, write; Rsglonal Ol eafatarla, aubsldliad tubahHrad but tran- tatlon, van poolb. ale. helper need for special­ rtelor, BurstuolthsCsn- but tranapoiatlon, van but tranaportallon, van Piaaaa oaM t77-M10 Saturday I0am-2pm. Reliable tranaporta- 0271, Bast Hartford, Ct. full time emplovmenTenf- pool, ate. Ptaaaa can unoNachad ana raodv for apormtlon, vwrygo|^ Eaat Middle Tpke. .294-373 06100 or phone for ap­ ity bread bakery. Ex­ B A B Y ^ i T t e r wanted with one of ConnectI— j aus. 10 Oiuteway Btrsst, pool, etc. Piaaaa can tlon a muat. If you have the ability to moti­ cellent wages, no wee­ ■ERBSSP Room 883, Boston, MA 277-3010 or 277-2103 MICi V'lMMMM __ _ or 877-8116. Franklin St...... all pointment. 520-9551. Thursdays 8:30 until cut's finest lewelere. 277-3810 or t77-t1B3. per Infandaw canlacf: vate young adulta and have aome aalea EOE. kends. Please call 4:30. 2 children 6 and Extensive benefit pro- < jWMtltetlOMpeeRaln 00222-10M or can coltect 3810 or 8T7-81E3. Parker St...... 104-242 experience, your earninga potential la Kupris Bakery, 649- 116. Must be able to erom. Apply In persoit i FhMi“ •• **> M MSWSW. Jsgsn. Qsrikyn 017-808-7144 and ask (or THE TRAVELERS m s TRAVELERS K ih r e l i a b l e Counter help 4746. , --SsW yeuaM iw eViwiieswir WM Mn. MuSI be HS Oradi unlimited. Baaed on atraignt commiaaiona. wanted. Full and part pick up 6 year old from to; Diane Allevo, Gen-*;; Mrs. Cosktay. U.B. Oe- HARTFORD HARTFORD EARN upiotii6perweek Bowers school at 11:30. I MsHnad, wkh a MB Rflww 1T-S4. paitmsni o( Commsree, HARTFORD HARTFORD Call Suaan, Circulation Department, 647- time. Apply: Battls- eral Manager, Ml- • I seiweea 17-11 news e M Cs h Gonsoi FIELD OFFICE FIELD OFFICE 9946. ton's Cleoner’s, 032 and more with Avon Extra days needed choels Jewelers, 99|' (SIR 4»eOI1 (01R 4004001 Bqual Opportunky Em­ FIELD OFFICE FIELD OFFICE CALL NOW 643-2711 / 647-9946 Silver Lane, East and look how good you week before Mother's Main Street, Mnnches» • ployer. EOE Hartford. look nowl Call 742-5141. Day. 4464300. ter, Ct. EOE. I - liAWCHESTgR HgRALP. Tataim si. April 14. \ m

f i n e Desk# lenoth x V SEARS Elechie organ tusM ESs & SERVICE DmEeromr width X 36 " heloht. wtth bench and muete. F O E SfNe. Ovgrtieotf and FOU48 Americsxi racing diifrvitosRi. AlufttlnuRi goto Ruggef rtms wfto ttoedi to be strtpoed. 4 Excellent condition. siwef sHHng. Ed»f offer. emotl ihTiwers upper llroB. 13 Incli of S39K. 31/5’ X 37 heldht. IB B 4 F 1 ^ . Coll oftor 4:30 week' shetrs on varlttnooreo different rythms, W M r r M A M M fu n o tp s. eionm in nm • >*» FuNy Iniuratf by appoinnaent. •6k miles. $S400/bcst For your best deal coll ing A PlumMnd rp- T6 R S 6 II! Bill Flcono. 2B044BI. Any amount J aavorod. AMo, fW, oftor. 6434369.______6 4 3 -S774 piilrp. Q m . o M, and FOOLS Amozlno dis­ 6 4 3 ^ ^ S 7 grwat. m onm and baik muleh. VW DASHER wagon 76. otaetrtc sraiar Aaotara, Sobeal, baekhoae toadarranta). count! Limifed time i m r m m a / d u ifd iis A'afafiii^np. only. The big new fOn- Needs repoir, great gm ■oflar Itapf— mailt Hove Troy Silt Fofo- tasttc 1967 family size mileage. 6300. Coll 643- IRMrBK Qos and OH. Water fllle r. MHll frovel. pool Includes huge sun 0663 before 5pm. B7M4BB 1875 NORTON 860 bosket. Fump sofoo, oorvica Gardens, towns, flower deck, fencing, filter, FLYMOUTH VMIont , bedk. toroe or ladders, and worronfv body totaled. Good mo­ 1967 Triumph Tlper and inatoNalton. custom, rigid fronto, eteCTItlCAL Controc- Coll m -im . FUaDIL/CDM./ for only $970. Full fl- tor. 60406 miles. 647- nonclng available. 9660 and ask for Mark. 70% complete. B40-S36B for — Wuploce Ihof old S 4 9 - 2 S 7 1 H A W k^S free Service, leave message. Also panel, uporode to ■ocket truck ft First cornel First Evenings. o new circuit breaker chipper. Stump remo­ FIREWOOD. SS3 a cord. 8 serve! Coll Foul 1-000- panel. Dryer outlets, val. Free estimates 652-7665 or 203-563-1161. foot lengths, green, TOWN OP MANCHESTER, CON8MCTICVT 1QRSI^^!n o T m Rw !o^ ^ ewfmmlna pools wired, Special considerotion delivered. 5 cord min­ Must sell I Mohogony Mtprlpr. wrofipoppr- rec rooms. Fixtures for eldorlv and hondl- imum. Moster/VIsd buffet, refrlgerotor, N O TIC E OP fns. Quanty work. Mtf* Installed, also com- copped. M7-7SSI. cord. Northern Fire­ washer, and other In accordanca wtth the eravMana of Choptar 3, SocHoo 1 drpncOT «ntf fully in- merclol wirina done. W ODD lobs, Trucklnp. fiig k iC/gg .'ilernod^i wood distributors. 273- household Items. 646- andfof ihaTpwn Charter, noWc# la harabyetvpn of tho odop- years experience, li­ Home repairs. You 6694. Hon by Ihe Board of Oirectera of ftie Town of Monchottar, ''•urptf. 3S ypors name It, we do ft. Free ino and chimney re- 3616. ConnacHcuf on April 7,188Z. pxFPflAACP. Martin censed and Ailly In­ bu lld ln p . The Moffw on. MM431 of- sured. Free estimates. estimates, insured. M3- possiMllfles ore ONOINANCE OfHaw .______»trA :3». ______less. Coll offer TOWN OP MANCHRSTBR, CONNBCTICUT BE IT ORDAINED by Hie Board of DfractoraofltieTpwnpr F h i l ' s Lawn Cere. weekdays. W i M t . Monchoatar, that lha town of Monchattar convey Parcel 8, YO U CAN enlov extro Hundreds of readers turn Sprlno clean up. Fruit NdTlCBOP Union Pond Industrial Pork, to VSH-ll Limitad Partnerahip vocation money by ex- to Classified every day tree primlna and sproy- ?il5gg$$i5N>firiByR^ In accordance with tha provtsiona of Choplar 3, Section 1 tor tha sum ot Thraa Hundrad Savantaon Thousand Six cfwnglnp Ml* Items fn seorchlna for some por- Inp. Llohf tondscoplno way seaNno. No fob to ondfoflheTown Charter, nonce la hereby eivenoftheadop- Hundred Twanty-Pive (8317405.88) DeHora. A mar# particu­ your home for cosh ... smolf. Free estimates tlon by tha Beord of OIractera of the Town of Monchostor, lar daacripHen of told pramlaat la ottochod harato and M de- llculor Item. Will your od end ell town care done. tlenotad oa "Schaduto A.” wNh on od in classified. belhereTOOmi. Coil onytlmef MMM3. Connocticut on April 7,1887. 74^747d. 8-33-85 ORDINANCB 84845 gg IT onOAlNdO by Itw Board of Diroefora of iho Town of 4446 Monchestar that the Coda or Ordlnoncaa, Chapter 4 Bulld- 3-8647 Inet, ba amended by adding thereto the fellowlne: Praporad by William J. Shoo, Aaalatont Town Attorney APANTMENT8 AfAirrMEIITS ARTICLB HI. PUBLIC NUfSANCBS Q] S C H ED U LE A E3 FDNNENT E3 nm iiEiiT Sac. 448 oafimtiaM. Thoaa pramlaoa known at Parcel 3, Union Pond Indualrlal 1. Building Ofnclol; LEBANON. Amston BAG A Bargain and a E LD ER LY Housing. Now Pork, In tha Town ot Monchattar, Country of Hartford and Tha Bulldine inspector or Chief Buiidtne Inspector State ot Connactlcut, balne mora parHevtarly bounded and Lake. Woler front year great family home too I faking oppllcotlons for chorpad with tha duty to odmlnlatar and enforce tha Stota datcribad at fellawt: 6* room Colonlol on 3 bedroom aporf ments. round Ranch. I bed­ MANCHESTER Bulldine Cod# and thit Ordinonco. Comnsanclnd at a point marked bv o maraatana on the room. $130,000. Beoz- the west side near Also for 1 bedroom 3. Public nulsonco: aeutherly Hna ot Tolland Turnnlke, wMch polnf marks lha ley. S37-3446.______grammar school, mu­ Handicapped unit. Call 2-bedroom Condo. Bulldinea which or# obondonod, boordod up, portlolly northaoatarly coraar of lha within daacrihad pramlaas and LEBANON, ipocious 3 seum, boll fields, and 528-6522.______Fully appllonced dostroyod, by Pro or othorwiso, or partially conatructod lha nerthwastarly cornar ot land now or formorly ot Robart playgrounds. The Kids kitchen, central air, W. Wainbere, Truataa; lhanca SI*-46'-l1'B olene land now bedroom mobile home HEBRON 2 bedrooms, or Incompittod ofltr bulldine pormits hovo oxpirtd. or fermtrly of told Robert W. Wainbere, Truttae, 477.51 faef on 1 acre. $75,000. will love If and so won't appliances, wall to wall carport, pool, tennis Soe. 4-31 BxeiMfietlae #f pramlaoi; laipeac# pf ordtr you! Pleasure Backed (0 0 meraafona; thane# $56*-3r-11'E alone land newer fornv Becnley. 537-3446. carpeting, parking. and rec area availa­ Tho bulldine official aholl examine or cove# to bo oxom- any ot told Robert w. Wainbare, Truataa, 188.31 foot to an Guaranfee...Open Sun­ Heat and hot water. ble. 1 small pet oc- inod whether any pitco of root property hoe boon mcrtntolnod Iren pin; thanca Ue*-2k-1l'E olene lond nowerfermanyof U N l6 u i Californio spilt day 1-4,51 DlylsIonSt., Moleolm J. and Katharine M. Karr, I8.48faattoan Iren pinto with extra lot. Many Cellar storage. $550 ceptabte. $750 per so os to constitute a nuisance os defined In See. 4-3Dheroin. If Blanchard ft Rossefto. monthly. 649-2871. month. 1 year lease tho bulldine oHlclol nnds that o nuisance does exist, ho shall ba tat; thanca S63*4l'-I8*w olene lend new or fermorty of recent Improyemenis. obtain a title report os to tho reol property, which aholl Iden­ Mill Aatoclotaa, I14.4f fast to on Iron pin; lhanca $43*48’- "We Guarantee Our plus security deposit. eanw atone land now or formarly ot MlirAaaoclatat, 43.4 toot • rooms, 3 bedrooms, 2 Houses ". 646-2402.O STUDIO Type apart­ tify all owners of record, lossaos of record, holders of mert- full bolhs. Newer 3 cor ment. Partly fur­ eoeos, or other lions and oncumbroncos of record. Ho shall to an Iren pin; lhanca S13*-38'-48nw olene land now or form­ nished. Working single servo upon each such person hovlne on Infortsf In sold real arly of Mill Aaaoctataa, 386.46 toot to on Iren pin to ba aaf; aarooe and family 3-bedroom town- property by personal sorvico or by cortiflod moll, postoeo thanca N84*-33’-18*W olene land now or formorly ot Town of room. “ A must see" I male preferred. Lease. Manchastar, 874.63 ftaf to on Iron pin to bo set; thanca N8*- CONOOMIMUMS house, fully appll- prepaid, return receipt roouostod, o writton notice stotlne $105,900. Strano Real Security. No pets. 643- tho notureof the nutsanco end ordorine tho owner to com­ et'47'W alone land now or formarly ot Robert W. Wainbere, Eslofe. 647-7553.0 H m SA LE 2880.______anced kitchen, newly mence either tho reoutrod repairs, Improvomonts, demoll- Truataa and alone lond now or formorly ot John B. BornlN, Truataa, In port by aoeh. In oil 238.75 tool to on Iron pin lo ba 3 rooms older home. decoroted. Close to •lon, or other actions, whichever In hla ludpmant aholl ba op- BEttER THAN Ne- M ANCHESTER. $134,500. bus line. $650 per proprlote to abate aold nultanca, wHhin 30 days from tho tat; thanca N8*-44'-88*W alone land now or formarly ot oaU w...Immaculate, spa­ Remodeled. Applian­ dote of aarvlco of such notice, end to cemploto such work John P. Bernini, Truataa, 783.83 toot to a marai fona on tha Beautiful Victorian ces, heated. Adults pre­ month. 1 year lease toufharly Hna of Tolland Turnpika, thanca by a curve to Iba cious two bedroom style condominium In within todays from the date thoroof.‘ Thor I t nonce shell bo sent oltached home on easy ferred. No pets. plus security deposit to____ each_____ such. person at his address os It opp sppaorsonanypubllc riaMhaylnga rodluaof 543.8tfaetaiong told aeutharty Hna mint condition. End $500/month. 649-3212. No pets. record kept by the Town, or os known to the bulldine official. o f Tolland Turnpika, 147.84 fast to o paint; thanca S88*-37'- to care for lot. 1'/^ unit. 2 bedroom, 1'/j If no address of ony such person so appears, then o copy of 56*E alone told aeutharly Hna ot TpllaiNl Turnpika, 888.46 baths, attached aor- ceramic tiled both. Oak M ANCHESTER. 2 bed- 6 4 9 - 0 7 9 5 Iho notice shall bo so moiled and addressed to such porsonot ’ feat to a maraatana morklne tha point of baelnnlne. ooe. A must to see. floors and stair cose. room fownhouse 1'/j tho address of tho real property found to constitute a nui­ Sold pramitaa era shown on a certain mop antHlad, "Puaa Offered at $130,900. Central air, slate foyer, boths, wall to wall car­ sance. Tho service by cortiflod moll shall bo offoctivt on tho •i D'Halil Inc. ContuHIng Enelnaart Monchattar, Connoc- Century 31 Epstein dot# of molllne. In oddlllon to such servico, tho bulldine offl- Heut Plot Plan Praporaid For VSH-ll LImItad Portnorthlp laundry hook up, full peting, appliances. del shall cause at least one copy of tho notice boarine title Tolland Turnpikt Monchaafar, CT. Prel. No. 66-188 A Dole: Really. 647-0095.O walk out basement. Ex­ $530 plus utilities. INDUSTRIAL lotlcrs...... at least one Inch high roodlne "NOTICg...... TO1ABATB I Aug 1886 S c o la l'-48* Shoal No. 1 ef7RevltlonaF83448-3644 PEACE AND TRANQUL- cellent location. Owner Milne Real Estate, Inc. PROPERTY NUIBANCB,”______to ______bo posted censptcuously ______jiy I-on tho___ bulldine, 18-7-361-26-67 3-37-67 3/17/37 3/23/37,” which mop la on flla or ITY... That's who! 520-6573 or 569-4161. structure, or on tho reel property Itself found to bo o nul- will ba Hlad In tha Town Clark's effica In told Town ot Man­ sole. 270-1903 or 643- sonct. chaalar. comes with this roomy $526. MANCHESTER. Maple INDUSTRIAL Space for 3 bedroom Ranch on Wood apartments. lease. 2100 saaure feet See. 4-31 Complleflco wHIi order. Toeathar with tha rIaN to Ha Into oaterm aawardralnand Unless on oppool to tho Board of Appeals or to Superior 0 tonltary aawar which ora located on real proparty of tha almost an acre of land. New luxury, two bed­ with office. Easy ac­ Grantor to tha south ot and adlaeant tathaabeya4aserlbod Striking cathedral cell­ RESCMT Court Is porfocted os htrein provided, the owner of tho prop­ room townhouses. 279 cess to 1-84. Coll 649- erty which Is subject le tho order described In Sec. 4-31 her­ pramltos. All such cennacHens aholl ba of tha axpana# of lha ing In living room. fHOPfUTY Orantaa. N Bldwell Street. 649- 7491. oin shall comply therewith os therein provided. In the event Attached two cor gar­ 5249. of such oppool and In the event that tho order of Ihe bulldine Sold pramitaa era tublaet to lha fellewlng: age and much more. COLUM BIA Lake. Sea­ MANCHESTER. 1st official Is affirmed by said Board of Appeals or by tho Supe­ 1. Real prepartv toxaa of fha Town of Manchoatar and of Coll today for details. sonal cottage. 3 bed­ ROOMMATES rior Court, tho time for compliance with sold order shall tloor, 5 rooms, 2 bed­ commence no later than 30 days from tho dote of netlflcolen tha EloNn UHlHIat DIatrIcf of told Town on Hit currant Offered at $134,900. rooms, fireplace. rooms. Appliances and WANTED Grand List which Oronlaaa, by accaptonca of tha dead opr at Century 31 Epstein $103,000. Beazley. 537- of sold decision on such appeal. lo pay In accordanca with Stolen 1341a of tha Connactlcut carpeting. $585 plus Sec. 4-31 Abatement of nutsanco. Oanaral Stotutaa. Realty. 647-Sfl95.o 3446. heat, utilities and se­ COVEN TR Y. Person to shore spacious 9 room In tho event that Iho owner does not obtain tho proper per­ 3. Planning and Zoning raeulotlent ot tha Town of Man­ BftAkb NEW LIST- curity. References re- mits and dees not physlcolly commonco tho obotomont of chaalar. IN O III Just perfect 4 qulfed. 646-2244.______house with pool. Ma­ tho nuisance within tho time required for Ihe commtnco- ture, quiet, profes­ 3. Induatrlal Park Ouldallnat adopted $33-77 bv tha Mon- plus room Ranch In Rentals M ANCHESTER. 1 bed- mont of sold work, the bulldine official Is authorised to un­ chattar Economic Oavalopmant Cemmlaalen, at omandad East Hartford, com­ sional, non-smoker dertake the appropriate actions, such os repair, Improvo- 1-6-73, copy of which It raeerdad on avtn dote harawith. room available June preferred. $315 month mont, or demolition nocossory to abate tho nuisance In ac­ 0 pletely redecorated 1st. Heat and hot water, cordance with his ordtr. Tho bulldine official shall keep on Tha daad convaving told pramlaat thall contain lha fol­ and modernized with plus utilities. Coll 742- Itemized account of all oxponsot Involved In the ropolrlnp, ROOMS no pets. Security. $400. 1484 or 278-4169. lowing: new siding and win­ 6^-4976.______Imprevlnp, or demollshlnp or other acts necessary to obofo 1. "Tha pramlaoa datcribad harain ora conveyed upon dows. Full basement, FOR RENT tho nuisance. Tho bulldine official shall moll o statomenl of tha condition that alia work. Including arodlne, tha con- nice big kitchen, new 1 BEDROOM apartmeni, such expenses to tho property owner and to the holder of any tlrucHen of a 15,000 sguora foot building with water and heat, hot water, carpet­ Inlorosl of record alone with a bill rtoulrlne tho peymont by furnace. Jackson $• I DEA L for single working the owner of tho tamo within 30 days from tho dote of tho tawor aarvica to tha building and londtcoplno around tha Jackson Real Estate woman. Centrally lo­ ing, air conditioning. Merchandise building and tha antlra alia parlmatar shall ba com- All appliances. Nice molllne thoroof. Sold statement shall Include oxponsot In­ mancao no later than nine (8) months from the data of re­ M7-8400.O cated, non-smoker. curred In Itsulne told order by Ihe building official, Includ- cording this daad and ba complatad 34 menthi thoraottar. References and secur­ location. 647-1595. Ine the obtolnlne of a Hilo report os rogutrod by $oc. 4-31 By tha accaptonca of this daad, tha orantaa, (or Itaalf and ity. $60 per week. Call heroin. In tho ovont that said bill Is not paid In full on the due 3 ROOM studio apart- date. In addition to purtulne other Iteol remedies, tho build­ lit auccattera and otslgna, covonantt and aortas to Elenor 3:30pm to 8pm ment. Central air, heat CLOTNINO ing official may prepare or cause to be proporod o Hon for comNv with lha oforaaold condition. In the pvant of a EAST WINDSOR only. 649-9472. breach of told condition, lha aronler harain, or Ita auc- ft hot water. West Mid­ sold oxponsos which Hon may be recorded on Iho land re­ cattort shall have tha rloM le anforca Hilt condition by 8 room Ranch In Im- dle Tpke, 2nd floor. LEATHER locket, cords. Sold Hen shall relate bock to tho dote of the Issuance making a tandar of the purchoaa price at atotad harain to- of tho order by the bulldine official at provided In Sec. 4-31 paooabla condition. CARS Quiet. $425 month. Call brown, for sole. $100. gathar with all Improvamant cotta oa oferatold plus In- 646-3834 after 5. herein. Sold lion shall hove orecodonco ever all Inlertsis faraal paid Hiaraen by tha orantaa, to tha orantaa and bv Comae complete with FOR SALE Coll after 5:30.646-9631. tubsoquonlly created In tho property, except for Ilona for municipal taxot, and shall net bo roltosod or oxtlngulshod demanding a roconvayanca of lha harain datcribad pra- hardwood floors, fire­ mltat. In IhaovanMhaloranterandprantaaaraunablato INVITATION TO BID INVITATION TO BID until Hit amount secured by sold Hon teeothor with rntorost ograo to told raconvavanca, or to the amount to bapold place, 3 bedrooms, In the amount of 1'AS par month. If unpaid. It paid In full. by grantor or grantaa, tharafora, the mottar thall bo The Monchestar Public The Manchester Public forthwith aubmrttad to arbitration bafora the American overalzsd Baraga end TAKE A LOOK School! tollclli bid! tor IN­ Schools solicits bids for ATH­ $PC. 4-34 AppaMt. much morel DUSTRIAL ARTS/LUMBER LETIC EQUIPMENT for tho Tha ownar or any parson tarvad with noHca at providad In Arbitration AtaocloHon, and aholl ba heard by thraaorbl- for the IfST-IttS school yaor. 1867-1888 school yoor. Sealed Sac 4-31 harsin who Is aeerlavad may oppoal within 30 days trotora In accordanca with lha rulaa ot told Aasoclatlen. $134,goo. FACTORY EXECUTIVE CARO bids will bo rtcoivtd until from tha dots of tarvica of told notica to lha Board of Whan all of tha work datcribad harain la cempittad to tha Direct from Ford Saolad bids will ba racalvad tallafacHon of tha grantor, the orantaa thall bt anHf lad to until April It, 1*87, t;00 P.M., April 30, 1887, 3:00 P.M., at Appaolt. Sold Board of Appoalt shall baoppolntad pursuant o full ralaoto of Ihia condition, which rtlpoaa shall ba In Ctntvry 21 Motor Co. Detroit, at which tima thav will ba which timime lhay will ba pub- to Oanaral Slatutas, Sactlon 38-3M, at It may. from lima to publicly opanad. Tha rleht Is llcly oponr _ Tha_1______rrleht ■ ■ ■It ro- lima, ba omandad, and told oppsal shall b# hoard and da- rtcerdoMa form and shall bo raeerdad at grontaa'a tx- Michigan. ratarvad to ralact any and all served to rotect any and oil eldad In accordanca tharowith. Sold Board of Appoalt thall panta In tha Manchastar land racordt. It It undaratood J. DbHo, l 2t-17IS All cere are loaded with and ooraad Ihot this condition shall ba aublaci ana tubor- bids. Spaclflcotlons and bids Mds. SpacIHcoHons end bid attirm, modify or ravarta tha ordar of lha bulding official. dlnotad to any purchoaa money mortgoga or InatlluHonol equipment. Have low miles forms may ba sacurad at tha forms may bo secured at Iho Any paraon agerlavad by a dacitlon of tha Board ol Appoalt contlrucHon mortgoga oranlad le orantaa by on InaHtu- and carry balance of BusInMS Ottica, 45 North Business OtHco, 45 N. School may appaal tnarafrem within 15 days from tha Ittuonca of Henol lander llcanatd lo do bualnoat In tha State of Con­ School Straat, Manchastar, Street. Manchester. Cennoc- told dacitlon to Suparlor Court. necticut. Tha aronler ogroaa lo axteuto Inatrumanta ra- CARS factory warranty! Connactlcut. Hcul. 60 Continental Qlvanchy Sac 441 Poneltv tor metnlalnlne ar parmHtlne a peMIc nol- quatlad byony such lanoar to avIdaneathaaubordlnoHon FOR SALE 038-04 043-04 tonca la osltl. of this provltlon lo Hit farms and condIHont of any such 86 Town Car, Signature conatrucHon mertooga. serlaa...... Silver Evary parson who 06 Town Car, Brown a. than cputa or maintain a public nulianca at daflnad In 3. Tha pramlaat convavad haraby may ba uaad only for 66 Town Car, Blue TOWN OP MANCNBBTBR, CONNBCTICUT Sac. 440 harain aholl ba flnad 850.00 par day tor aach day Ihe fellewlng purpoaaa; 86 Town Car, White NOTICB OP that such public nultanca axlata; or who -ottica — Includino prefatilonal and or raaaorch 06 Town Car, Black b. shall wlHtully omit or rafuta to comply with on prdar It- -bonk SCRANTON In accordance with tho provltlont of Chapter I, SacHon 1 auad bv lha bulldine ottlelol pursuant to Sac. 441 hartin -rattauronl — Indoor aarvlco and atoHng only CNRYILER - PLYMOUTR end 8 of tha To wn Charier, notice It hereby erven el the odep- thall ba Hnad not laat than tIOO.OO nor mort than 8300.00 -hotel, metal, ailth net Iota than 16 rantaplt alaoolno Hen by the Board of Dlroctora of Ihe Town of Monchoalor, tor opch day that such violation conHnuaa to pxlat. acGommodoHona CHRYSLER EXECUTIVE Moriarty Bros. Connecticut on April 7,1887. -radio and talavislon broodcoaHno studio VEHICLES AND SELECT Used Car Specials Each day that a violation conHnuaa to axial pursuant to tub- 4NIDINANCB paraeropht a. and b. harain than conaHtuta a soporota ot- Tha grontor harain agraat at port conaldaroHon haraef. U8ED CARS.. 01 Dataun B210 A/C *3206 tor IIIm K, lit sue castors and assigns, that lha oforaaola BE IT ORDAINED bv Hit Board pt Dlroctora of the Town of tanaa. Tha lohlne of on oppool purauont to SacHon 4-34 harain ■OMS i.s« mMNctm on lcssi 85 Cuttasa 2 dr. *7005 thall not autpand or In any wav ottoct criminal proaacuHon rottrIcHen It a covananl running with Iho land and (hot II Manchaalar that the followlni ordinance ba adopted: at harain providad. shall ba Mndino upon and Inure to Hi# banaflt of all pro* 04 Tempo 2 dr., AT *4200 SacHen tt-18 • HeRibeH eeB WeeewelOell PlaviNe. aani and futuro portont hovlngan Intoraat In (ho prtmlaoa Sac 446 BlocHeR of ramoeita. dptcrlbod harain or In any port tharaef. as CARAVELLE *6,705 S3 LeSabre 4 dr. *6705 a. No paraon thall use tha handboH/rocqualbaH courts In Al lha dItcraHon ot Hit bulldine ottldel Hit fellowlne ra- I. The grantor harain ratarvot Hit ligM to ocqulra from as CUTLASS BRHM *6.506 83 Dataun 2006X *5005 diortar Oak Park for any purpoao olhar than hondboH/rac- madlaa may ba putuad: 66 Colony Perk $AVE auatboH ptovlne or Iannis procHca. t lot Alol la ipactflcally Hit Orantaa, Ita auccattera and aatlont,a atrip of land op- ei BUCK LaSAORE *6,605 prohibited. I a. Criminal proaacuHon oa providad In Sac. 645 htraln. proxImaHoy 35 faol In width odlpcont to and touHi ot ttw 85 Honda CRX *7600 prMPnl aouHiorlV line of Tolland Tumplkt, providad lliet b. Bach ytetoHon of IN I ordinance thollba deemed lebao b. Ittuonca and antercamaNol on obotamant ordar oaoro- SETSCWAQON *5,605 65 Toyota Corolla *0400 such aewritlHen aholl not taka ptaco uNatt Ilia lead It ST CARAVAN rvaam *15,505 saporeta atfanaa and thoH ba PuNahoMa by a flna of not laat vtdad In Sacs. 441 and 4-33 harain. used tar highway pvrootoa. Tha puehoto price tar any 65 Mar.ColonyPark *10,200 than Twonty-flva (StS.8B) Dollora and not more than One c. Criminal preaacuHon and obotamant procaadtnea con- such land wioll bo One ($1.88) Dollar par tguore tool. SevOVAdERravaam *14,005 64 0-Merqula 4 dr. *0600 Hundred (8188.88) DoHora. curranHv. Orantaa aholl convey HHa to such land to O m to r by so CARAVAN LE r aaaa *15,505 1-1347 Praporad bv William J. Shoo, Worronly Dead fraa and daor of oil i ______05 Flaro, Loaded *7005 Praeorad bv WtlHom j . Shea, axcopHona. Orantaa. bv accaptonca of Hila dead, cav> honriMAVE. *13,006 Aatlalont Town Altornoy 64 Mazda RX-7 *6606 Aialatanl Town Attomay 11-1346 enonta and ogra Pi tar Itaalf, Ita auccacaora and oaalena. to eSLaBARRONCam. *15,006 64 Cougar, 36K *7006 Ravlaad: M3B7, 3-8547 Ravlaad: 8447 bo bound bv Hw Hilt ratorvaHon. SSDOINIEemooM *12,705 84 Pont. Oran Pilx *6406 Thia Ordinance aholl taka affect Ian (18) eoya oflar Hilt This Ordinonca thall taka attact tan (W) doyt attar thta Thla Ordinonca aholl toko attact tan (H ) doya oflar IMa puMIcoHon In Ihia nawapopar prpvldad that within tan 08) puWIcoHen In IMa nawapopar prevMad mol within tan 061 puMlcoHan In Ihta naaraeapar providad mot wHhln (on 08) OOOTOTwaaanain) *11,406 06 lautu DLX PAJ *6200 dova attar Ihia publlcoman of ttilt Ordinonca a paHHon dava attar ttita auMIcoHan at Ihta Ordinonca a aatlHan days attar Hrit puMIcotlon of this Ordinonca a paHHen alonadbynettatalhanllvo (SleareaNafthaaiactaraaflha as STS twaa Nam *10,606 84 Niaaan 2006X *7605 aipnad bv net laaa than live (5) percent efiheeleetera of the aleiwd bv not laat than live (5) parcant of lha alactors at lha Town, oa datarmlnad from tha lefett etticlal Hats of lha Town, at datarmlnad from lha lotaat ottlctal Halt of lha Town, oa datarmlnad (ram lha Mtaat afllctal Itata of lha as ARIES SW *6,606 Raetitrera of Vetara, hoa not bean Iliad wtth lha Town aark Roelanara ot VOMra. haa not haan fllgd aritti Hia Town Clark Raeltirart ot Votart, hot not baan Iliad wtth lha Town Clark raauatHnt Ita rataranca to o aeactal Town olacMon. eSRELIANTa* *6,605 MOMARTY raquatHne lit rafpranca la a tpaclal Town alacllen. raquatHne Ita rataranca to a tpactal Toam alacHen. eSOMM *4.006 STEPHEN T. CASSANO STEPHEN T. CASSANO 8TEPMEN T. CASSANO BROTHERS Sacratpry Sacratary as JEEP CJ7 *7,005 SOI Center St. Beard of OIractera Board of DIractars Board ofO Monchtalar, CenntcHcut Manchaalar, ComwcHcut fMOaotoVraViV Mancheeter, C T Doted el Manchaalar, CennacKcut INs 8lh day of Aprfl,18|7. Dotad ot Monchattar, ConnacHcut IMa 8th Pay of Aedl, 1867. Datad at Monchaatar, CannacHcut INs 8(h day of Aprfl, 18$7.. 875-3311 6 4 S - S 1 3 5 sfclM ile a d

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MomborsMps oro ovolloMo ot oil focllittos. octivitv. ovovldad. - Tills Sdiodul# Is subloct to chonpo. • All tees ore poyoble at the time of registration. * Progroms hold In school bulldinos will not moot during school voco- • Mo ore-rogistrotlon or phone In registrations are occopted. *m W «:3M:3lnm t $• HloMandPark lions or snowdovs. ^ 1 ®® O F F V 2 PRICE ^jo y t y mayg of g yaw ood Mova ww a oaotw fhmi Srina *a fawawna fa cMMoa; COLOR PRINT PROCESSING / I D 2nd SET OF PRINTS jAflaf gyaoWtrar, owiwv kntM,faroaOatt of, tonot, mooiwniiafooa. andacMnoro. ORU t t at time of processing Leisure Program Registration Form lOaoMrekaaidframikaMafrMfar. Matracfara: Jockia low. ionot Skvook. I10-126-13S SIZES ONLY 110-I26-I35 COLOR ONLY OcISdItm d i NtoMandOork WITH THIS COUPON - EXPHIES JUNE 30. \ 9 tt7 TSiSMom W tWoMandOark Portlclpanra Noma______Data: MS fWeMandFem Rocroatlon Dopartmont Staff »oe Card Numeor:______Roc Cord EKOIrta:. Addrooa:______eacraWaneaaartntatotW>att>oraadanaauortgrataartkaatartcaftrttrtaa.Tkliliaana4tti>a Scon Oomton, Cantor SuoarvlMr NASSIFF CAMERA SHOP at. waaornsm. tnafraetar: eiMa Mayor. Scott Soroow 639 Main Street Corl Sllvor, AiOitowt noerootlon OIroctor U i MMcarz. Oym Suaorvfaor MyCoMMa j/13 w 7;aM:Mam t m > iftaMowdeark Laura OuntlotO, Wacroanow Sooervlsar Moroo Adomv, Clark III Manchester Loarn md tundomantati at Pty eoaHng. eortfctaonfa must orovlda owa tty rod, Htw, roof and OoMW MclmrOMn, Rocroatlan Svporvl«or Anna Mllowakl. Lofaura Clark Clogt-Saaalon No. 643-7369 Mon.-Sat. 9-6 / Thun. 9-8 •nartittoeoN oka rooNfor tor both aoventyOM— end aovaW kWrueter./oa Oemwi Cloao-Satafon No.: 4/3* w 7:0M;MHn 3 *I3* twatdand Work 1 SPORTINCI ^ D l l # r c A CAMP I wndoratond Wrot flio Town of Morrctroofar Iraa no occldont tnsvronco t» brtwa vtea, fytwa Wtroadl, OaOOtn, and K tomra. fnatroetar: AaOorman. 1 GOODS * D lIV L d * EOUIPMENT ond Ihof eoata Incurrod duo fo Infiiry wtilla portfclpotlno In Wilt/Niaaa acflvtty/actfvNIoa or# my ratpomibllftv. « : W 7 : ^ pnootna voratanck SOFTBALL A MSEBALL T in 's Cake SW. f:0O-ia:0Ssm OnoMno teaMandWork ilmtrwfa ^ t yM W ng # * o r e ^ j « SoneaOaaad roafliwa incladst a 33 mfnatt owoMc aoo- Roqbcikip DECORATING SUPPUES, Inc. mont. You «m tncrooM your ttoxlbHlty, mvtcia ton#, atomlrw, bolanea and ea ordlnatfan. Btctuic Hfc i$ not M ipccM ot spofi^ gI-PVES o 191 CENTER ST., MANCHESTER, CONN. ______- tnafraetar: Koran Ooptar I S . 2 «:W t:W »m t m HttMondOork Tel. 646 0228 AdoW 4/3f W 7;W0:Mam S 031 HfoMand Park ADULT M i YO UTirs A U PURPOSE Registration TtitaetaMNdaWftwdjarjyaanawmiaarNOta,ataetrantekayOaardi (raaatradkaytaardttiautd CLEATS nra.ii 0^ lio r n ’ t !^y?” y ” **?*yy.'*******«P^.Mapi.**v«)otiahavatttt«aarnamualcalkackarauna. Cloaawfli BATTERS C ^ Q Q • Begins Monday, April 20, 1987 at 9:00 o.m. at Highland Pork. eovor: raodlno atioat miMle at a Oaafe tovat, toorntna corda Imalor, mfnor, Wti) and ooma mutlc GLOVES • Tuesday, April 21, 1907 for Porent-Tot, Terrific Twos, and Terrific "'••'I'- Inalraetor: Modatln# Coin q t i c I c I n E ^ ------Tykes. LaamfaRaa 4/30 «:0O7:Mpm 09 tgivftvvwoivr fvi^Rt Sciwol Track a a e u t w r SOFTBALLS • Can be done In person at Highland Pork, 397 Porter Street. T*y*^y?"**^* *!'"*«* will eovar ^ n tn a ttdmlaiMa, Intury pravtntlon, maMvatlan, ond notrltfon A complete line of cake decoration needs • Con be moiled In, using the above form. vowratt wtth ttig eoportunltv to bo a atrong cempotttor Inttw EASTON BOTS,„; b W R o g g h i f Shoes rumwraaraancevraaadte loin tool Sponoarad for the do-it-yourselfers. Moke Checko Payable Te : Town of Monchostor with ttw Silk CHv Mrldara. Inatruetor; Jim Cunnlnoftom Pans — Tubes — Books — Cake Tops Moll to: Lolturt Proerqm*, Monchostor Rocrootlon Dopartmont 41 Cantor Stroat. Monchaiitar, CT 04040 SnWod 4/30 Th t:30-1l:3Sam • 031 Hlohlond Park 643 7111 bab -399S ^ I C A D D ' C ’ STREET Cakei baked and decoraled on the premitei fur EyERY occa§ion. • Is on 0 first-come, first serve basis. Crltlova, Inafructlon, and eomuHatlon rogordlna ttchnlqua and colar. Inatruefor: Mary Oalv 7-9 PM SUNDAY 1 1 S ( | ■ M i l 11 i J OPEN DAIIY A w ^ Birthday$ • dnnit'ertaries • Shower* • Cradualiont • Christeninpt • etc. Reddinn Cakes Are Our Spectahy. GOOD TED CUMMINGS REdAL*S For the Active at Heart INSURANCE LUCK To All • Our stylesr are up to the minute Manchester • Our selection is second to none... Very personal service, that’s what Sport Teams • Our service is most important... you get from Ted Cummings From all the Choose from Ocean Pacific, Insurance Agency. Whether it is Alumni at the C.C. Sport, Members Only, life, health, auto, home,' or Harris Casuals, Oleg Cassini, business... they will do their best North Bay Out Fitters... to find a plan to fit your needs. Your local hometown agent Jog in and see what*s new for Spring! serves you best! MANCHESTER M Ht BaMboll Hama aamoa April levtHPHS STATE BANK MrtI n va Cool Cathollo ‘Your Local Hometown Bank’ Mayl va8.Wlndaor Open 378 MAIN ST., MANCHESTER May • vt Windham Nate Agostinglll, President May IS ra Rookvllla 903 Main Strest Mon., T ubs., Sat. 9:30 to 5:30 May IS va Qlaotonbury 1041 Main Stroat 040-4004 REGAVS Phone: 646-2457 May IS va anlMd IBS Spancar Stroat 040-7570 "Your Quality Men's Shop" May N va loot Hartford Downtown Manchestor Wed., Thurs., Fri. 9:30 to 9:00 MEMBER F.D.I.C. MEMBER FDIC Equal Housing Londar E.O.E. 4-m M m nmwnAW. C la t M t (Cefillmied)

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1987 Strikin’ Gold Summer League Schedule HAU.’S ARROW INDOOR ARCHERY 'U a h n s a n HOME OF THE CURRENT S aw S fig T lm t LddfU d N o. On M aabng BtarUng SPRING SHAPE-UP SPECIAL! D ay Nam e **W0RLD ARCHERY CHAMPION” Taom Data Data M lxod Mon. 7:30 PM Strikin' Gold 4 S/18 5/25 Loaguoa T u ts. 7:30 PM Guys & Dolls 4 5/12 5/ig ERIC HALL Wad. 7:30 PM Toam U S 4 8/13 5/20 Thura. 7:30 PM Royal MIxora 4 8/14 5/21 a 291 West Middle Turnpike, Manchester FrI. 7:30 PM Beoloh Dbla. 4 8/18 5/22 Sun. 8:00 PM Loagud of Nations 4 9/17 5/24 646-0443 Ladloo T uat. 7:30 PM Olympian CIttalc 3 8/18 5/26 Loaguoo T u at. 9:30 AM B IL (toWw hwptWHIMWU 3 8/19 8/26 Wad. 0:30 AM Sum m aratto 3 8/13 8/20 Wod. 9:30 AM Braakftal Club 3 8/13 5/13 Wad. 7:30 PM Hom e Baaoh 4 8/20 8/27 Man's Mon. 7:30 PM Marathon Clastic 3 S/18 S/25 Loaguoa Wdd. 7:30 PM Kag Leagua 4 5/20 5/27 C e U f Thura. 7:30 PM Peartom e Foursom e 4 5/14 5/21 Junior Prt. 7:30 PM Rook N Bowl 4 5/22 5/22 Loaguoa PrI. 7:30 PM M o A The K id 2 5/15 5/22 Sonlor Wad. 1:00 PM Golden Agora 4 5/20 5/20 UGH WHGHT Loaguoa Thura. 1:00 PM C lu b 88 4 8/21 5/21 GETUP 1 AND GO EVERY SATURDAY NIGHT 7:00 PM SCOTCH DOUBLES — 9:00 PM NOSTALGIA NIGHT These lightweight powerhouses from Come in and let us match a Ashing Johnson* are great getJnto-boabng skiing or cruising boat to one ol Aieu machines. Mitch 'em up with any ot our PARKADE LANES 643-1507 solid performers from Johnson*. broad selecAon ol boats and you're set 34614 Middle Turnpike West, Meneheoter They're all loaded with the latest lor skiing. Ashing or cruising. Stop in outboard technology including VRO'* today end And out |ust how e ity A is automatic variable ratio oiling lor added to go boaUng with Johnson. TOTAL FITNESS CENTER m ' S fM W F League Registration Form economy and convenience. SKSN UF TODAVI Ibm this form In at the Control Desk. FOR MEN & WOMEN

______□ I have e teem /friend* w h o w o nt to bow l • Sales, parts & service ______A p t______Ibem mtmben/friends nomet end phent numbtn: • Finance terms available 646-3131 _$tett______n p ______1______2______1 ______6owl. Awg.. . Phone:. Qapitat Co., 9h c . 519 E. Mid d l e TURNPIKE My choke of Summer Leegueft): Areh^ry, The Lifetime Sport for the Whole Family ______2______38 MAIN ST. MANCHESTER. CT 06040 MANCHESTER, CT. DeyofWbek___ DeyofWetk. C I went to loin a Ieenvto4>owi dt». PHONE 643-6311 Sumnwr Hours; Waakdaya 1- 10pm, Saturday lOam-Spm, Sunday Closad. T lm t.______AM. .PM Tlmt. employee credited with my Ugnnip:__ A. j ? _ V T 'Uahnsan HOURS: Mon.-Frt. 8Bm-9;30pm / 8«t. 9Bm-4pm / Sun. Stm-Spm r (

164 East Center Street Manchester Racquet Club Inc. INDOOR SOCCER Manchester Indoor Tonnis For All Tho Family L E A G U E S & C L IN IC S 404 West Center St., Manchester, C T 06040 Men, Women, Co-ed CARVEL INDOOR Youth Ages 3-17 SOCCER 646-8860 VOLLEYBALL BIRTHDAY PARTIES N / ^ T IL U S AVAILABLE T E N N IS SUMMER SEASON E N E R G IZ E & Sneakers Cafe ■ JAZZERCISE May 20 — August 28 Junior PGVGlopmtnt Program OAKWOOD Barbara Welabera Toachliig Proa: Tom Roddon 6 Chorlo Dow Bakor SPORTS & FITNESS CENTER tar 40 Oakwood Drive • Glastonbury, CT 06033 • (203) M is ^ Junior Cllnica Junior Laddar 633-3689 647-1419 Juno 1 to July 20 Open ladder pley available to all youngatera. No mamberahlp or ju­ 8 one hour sessions. Student nior dlnlc enrollment required. Lad­ teacher ratio: 4 to 1. No member­ dar Is fully supamlsed. Players must Team Managers and T h e F lo o r S to re ship required. Cost $80. sign up In advance of playing day. OPEN Carpet • Vinyl • Tile & Wood Roors Thurt. 'HI Sehodulo: s: Monday's - 7:006:30 PM Mon.-Sll. 0 pm Beginner - Monday - 5-6 PM Play starts June 8th. 10 ain - 8 pm “Installed with Pride. “ It’s not too late to order your: Intermediate - Monday - 6-7 PM Cost 13. per person Teanfi Uniforms Bats Caps Adult Program! Accessories Qloves Medical Supplies Come see our entire selection Drill and Inatructlon cllnict for now and Intormodlato players. Four, one and one-half hour aesalons. 4 to 1 Student-Teacher Ratio. Team Unlformt For All Sportf at of beautiful area rugs at Vs off! No memberahip required. Cost *48. Ttam and Ingfltutlonal Frictil Private Ltssons Available with Tom Rodden or Cherle Dow Baker. \ i I MoiMi n Call the club atar 4:30 for appointment and rates. NASSIFF'S SIAIWIVSILR Club Hours House of Sports Monday thru Thursday, 4:30 PM to 10:00 PM set NWnSt leiB New London Tnglie. SiaOreenEd. ^ .Mvl’l I Jey Kopeckl Meneheeter QloMonbury Manchester, Oumer Open time *10 per court hour. 647-9126 633-6937 CT 647-7974 W odnsM to NEW FROM GE Ga BvGaorea i Harold Rapt jmSFMTION Last week' drencMng t Sonday nfgM tlie town’s Tt While officii GUARANnED danger of an town has no BECAUSE...WE'RE NOT destmetion t SATISFIED UNTIL YOU ARE. wns breache Similarly, Manchester REFRIGERATOR ELECTRIC RANGE team should miming on seriously hu would not N the town hav claims ifchci Sh T0X1U « i 7.7cu.fi It fritNi MedM jaMSJ Mrtoviicffc fc^ NoMry InftnH* tMM furfsc* unH comroti. pCfdUfC COVMfOiP. 9 tfOOC Tm-loek (M retf* turtle* unM*. W twet- fWMV ^^CdtC. tfoow. * W o»*n aoor. fult-wMWt l »or« g « dwtwt. ag WA8*S09» WAS*34«** N O W *549“ NOW '299“ I S A V E *50 S A V E *50 ‘ck SPACE rpR 2f DISHWASHER REFRIGERATOR By Barry Si Tha Assocli . Ik MOSCOW George P. agrtemente medlum-ran rope and liki in Washingti But both Mo

Wiilfnn W.iff.iMly F’rotf’r tin'’ ister offered L)f> '1 VoufipO Mrlp TIME IS RUNNING O of the possi Prompt nf*|i.it)l(’ •’ SAU MDS April 19th summit In V * Wl-iTTum" ‘) tllSt.K llO n ri'.J.T».lf’li’ l'rj Shevardni “rather goc GE. We bring 25% OFF NOW!!! summit m{ WAS *320* W « will takt off ■ full 25% off any Job that dent Reag NOW *249“ good things wvaall. Asked what S A V E *80 to life. ROOnNO — SIOINa — SANOILASnNa “to tuck up Gorbache Wa art your ona atop Homa Improvamant scrap short- Contractor Soviet Easti rauY iNtuMD • ra n i s t i m a t i s compromise CaHuaat Wars” prog news agenc: PM0NB-e4r-909lllJ «Ar< 643-2659 ★ Gorfoache III M I ““ SUPER DISCOUNT CENTER was willing ^ 4 ^ 5 HARTFORD ROAD-KEENEY STREET conclude a t I m .tV MANCHESTER, MiiM/*Aiears0 eCONN. tn u u missiles am 100 slons” in t OPRN M f in VONt • TN U M H i • n m i M A M r l i t A M M M r f i t • MML f M MANY FINANCING PLANS UP TO % agency said At his ne did not go In posals, I rHissing t

89nator Senate Ml J. Smith sa: him no al charges ai commissior