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C0ND0MINIUIIII8 APARTMENTS APARTMENTS PETS AND CARS CARS Foil SALE FOR RENT GARS CMS FOR RENT SUPPLIES FOR SALE FOR SALE FOR SALE ns MU 30 Cents BRAND New llstlno. 4 ROOM, no appliances. Smashing 6 room toum- MANCHESTER. Excel­ Eskimo Spitzs puppies 8 AMC Concord Wagon S570 a. S470. Security lent 4 room modern weeks old, UKC regis­ CONTINENTAL 1984 CAMARO 1976. Powtr house condo at Forest deposit. No pets. 2 tered, shots. $200. 647- 19W. Power sfeerina, Mark IIV. Leather Inte­ steering, power Rldoe In Manchester. apartment. Stove, re­ automatic, runs good. months security. 646- frigerator. No pets. rior. Black finish, low CLYDE brakes, straight 6. New J 2.5 baths, fully ap- $750. 647-9066. CHEVROLET-BUICK, INC. 2426 weekdoys 9-5. References and secur­ miles. 812,995. Dillon paint, high mlleoge. pllanced kitchen. Cen­ Ford. 643-2145. ROUTE 83, VERNON Includes cor cover. North defends 4 ROOMS. Heated, stove. ity. $585 Includes heat MISCELLANEOUS tral air conditioning. 1 Asking 82300. Coll 743- References, tease, se­ and hot water. ’ FOR SALE 63 Regal Wagon *7195 carprot with storage. curity deposit. No pets. PONTIAC LoMons 1971. 1789. Tennis %swlmmlng. 1 ROOM Eftlclencyapart- 83 Skylark 4 dr. 1 car parking. $510. Sell Your Car Best offer. Runs good *4005 CHEVROLET 1977 Im- Lovely complex with ment. Lease and secur­ AIR Conditioner for sale. needs body work. Coll 83 LeSabre 4 dr. *7495 649-3340.______ity. 646-7268. 6000 BTU, excellent palo,4door,alr, cb,no peaceful setting. 646-8607 In the am. 84 Celebrity 4 dr. *7495 S157,900. Jackson & MANCHESTER. 2famlly, condition. 742-9577. rust, runs well. $1000. 2nd floor, 5 rooms plus 94 Skyhawk 4 dr. Wg. *5005 Also Dodge wagon. 633- diversion plan Jackson Real Estate. 4 Linesns — 10 Days nice location, conve­ I STORE AND FORD Maverick 1972, 94 Oldt date 4 dr. *7405 2939. 647-MOO.o 508 charge, ssch addi­ nient, oarage. $650 per OFFICE SPACE ENDROLLS 72.000 miles new bat­ 84 Horizon 4 dr. •4305 COLCHESTER. 1st phase _I tional line. You can tery and muffler, good month plusutllltlesand 27% Width - 284 86 diev. Ceprtco 4 dr. •8405 sold out In 1 week. New security. Available Im­ N E W L ^ Renovated. 13% width - 2 lor 254 cancel at any time. running condition. M0TDRCYCLE8/ 2 bedroom condos. 96 CuMlbt 2 dr. *9705 mediately. Call 646-1516 Close to 1-84, 1st floor Mu s t b« pickod up ot tho I SORRY, 8500. 647-7149.______MQFE08 Convenient route 2. suites available. Rent 86 Ebcort Hback *6195 Full walkout basement after 6pm.______Horald Offico Mondiy thru [ NO REFUNDS OR DODGE 024 Charger, as ‘neat idea’ Thuradayboforo 11 . . only. I 98 Century 4 dr. • 10,206 $124,900. 537-3446. MANCHESTER. 2 bed­ Includes utilities.500 0 111 ADJUSTMENTS 1901. Red, 41,000 miles. KAWASAtOUDTecai^ square feet.a Peter­ I 89 Ceveller 4 dr. Beazley. rooms, 2nd floor, all Original owner. $3450. •8395 wheeler. Runs good, appliances, heat, hot man Building Com- CALL HERALD 644-4504 evenings. 87 Spaotrum 4 dr. *8495 good shape. 646-8607 In pany. 649-9404.______By Jim Drlnkord acted on orders from above in what he water, air conditioner. OLDSMOBILE 1981 cus­ 87 Celebrity 4 dr. • 10,405 the om. Best offer. LOTS/IAND CLASSIHED The Associated Press did. The result would be to place great On bus line. Call 649- Offices for rent. Reasona­ POOLSIll tom crulzer wagon. 87 Berelta 2 dr. * 10,095 BSA 1959 A10 rood rocket FOR SALE 5240.______ble rates. Including all Air, stereo, cruise, importance on the expected testimony Amazing DIacountI 650. Partially restored. WASHINGTON - Lt. Col. Oliver L utilities. 643-7175 or 647- 6 4 3 - 2 7 1 1 77.000 miles. S3000. 643- Many new ports. 8650 next week of Vice Adm John. Poindex­ 2 BEDROOMS, first floor. 872-9111 North told Iran-Contra hearings today it 20 ACRES Prime farm­ Stove and refrigerator. 9223.______Limited time only! 9729. firm. 646-7809. ter, who wBs national security adviser land, rich loam, no No utilities. Security PERFECT opportunity. was a "neat idea” to divert proceeds during much of North’s tenure on the stones; over 3000 feet Big new fantastic 1987 from Iranians arms sales to Nicaraguan on clean river; one and references. S450. Cleon, dry 45' X 27'area staff. 6464W27. with potential. Suitable sized pools, Including rebels, and stoutly defended the sale of As he did on Tuesday, North appeared block oft route 6 near for office, music stu­ huge sundeck, fence, arms in exchange for freedom for three Awdover/Bolton line. AAANCHESTER. 6 rooms. in his Marine uniform, complete with six Security pnd referen­ dio, accountants or In­ filter and warranty. American hostages in the Middle East, SSMpO. Terms '/a down. surance, family video, rows of ribbons. He wore silver-framed (416r^-0178.______ces. No p m . 646-2003. Back in the witness chair for the glasses to aid in reading documents that rental, etc. No food second straight day at nationally 5 ROOMS. Carpeted, $370. operations. 649-1680. NOW ONLY ^ 7 8 Nields frequently called to his attention. R fll RESORT Adults preferred. Coll televised hearings. North said he would The morning produced its share of Installation optional SUPER have made sure the arms sales proceeds IS J PROPERTY 649-2850. legal sparring, as well, as North’s 2 BEDROOM townhouse. and extra. were deposited with the U.S. Treasury if attorney, Brendan Sullivan, accused the Merchandl he had received orders to that effect. COLUMBirLokTwfers Heat, wall to wall car­ 86 FULL nNANCING committees of conducting a "stall job” Invited. 3 bedroom sea­ peting, oil appliances, The 43-year-old Marine lieutenant by prolonging questioning of his client. sonal cottage. 537-3446. coble, air conditioned. AVAILABLE President Reagan gestures as he leaves the colonel also denied that President "M ay the record show that it took four Beazley. $750 per month. Nice Connecticut to speak to community leaders in Reagan told him it was "important that location. Call 647-1595. Call Peter Collect White House this morning en route to and a half minutes to explain the stall,” 03 f u r n it u r e CLASSIFIEDSl New Britain. I not know” about the diversion of the Sen. Daniel Inouye, D-Hawaii, chair­ 5 ROOMS, 3rd floor, heat 1-800-852-7665 or profits to the Nicaraguan rebels. man of the Senate committee, replied in and hot water Included. KING size waterbed. Mir­ IMORTSASES 203-563-1161 ” I don’t recall the conversation that a sarcastic bass. Reference and security rored bookcase head- way,” North told House counsel John required. 643-5363. board. Heater, liner. North said the decision was made to Nields. who was asking about a phone divert funds from the arms sales to the NO PAYMENTS MANCHESTER. 2 bed­ padded rails and com­ REACH call last Nov. 25 from Reagan to the man Up to 2 ytar*. Kits your fl- forter. $300.646-6560 af­ Contra rebels "with the authority that I room, 1st floor apart­ he had just fired from the National nondol dimcultlot eoodbyo. ter 4pm. AUTOMOTIVE Reagap pushes tax ideas got from my superiors, Adm. Poindex­ ment, stove and Security Council staff. Avoid forocloturo. Catch uo refrigerator, lovely ter, with the concurrence of William J. SEALY Posturepedic On his arrival for a speech in on late payments such as first yard. No pets. $550 mattress, walnut head- By Sutanne M. Schafer seem greatly concerned.” Anderson said the Casey, and. I thought at the time, the or second morteage or even Connecticut, Reagan did notanswerany monthly. Utilities not board and bed. $125. CARS The Associated Press president had access to news reports of the president of the United States.” He said outstanding credit card bills. 3,000,000 HOMES ■ Reagan picked New Britain questions as he stepped off the plane, Included. 643-4589. 646-6904. Keep your home free and FDR SALE because of its economic revival testimony. he later learned that Reagan did not STUDIO Type. Portly fur­ WASHINGTON — President Reagan took saying he could not hear what reporters know. clear without liens. Bad Reagan contends that few people outside were shouting. credit or lote oayment his­ nished. Working single RnTV/STEREO/ MERCURY Monterey Selling or renting or looking his tax-and-spending battle with Congres.s on — atory on page 8 Washington are interested in the Iran-Contra North said that if his superiors had White House spokesman Marlin Fitz­ tory Is not a problem. Kindly male preferred. No Convertible 63. Power the road today, holding to the White House hearings. told him they wanted the proceeds to be coll: pets. Lease. 643-2880. steering, brakes, top. business-as-usual stance during Lt Col water, talking to reporters aboard Air returned to the U.S. Treasury, he would T h e S w iss S1895. 646-7925 after He told a group of economic reporters Force One en route to Connecticut, said. 3 ROOMS. Partly fur­ WHIRLPOOL 22 cubic for that special executive? Oliver North's Iran-Contra testimony. studied effort to appear indifferent to North's recently that “ when you get a mile and a half have seen to it. But he said he never Conservative Group nished. Heat. Working foot, side by side, 6pm. As North was being grilled for a second long-qwaited appearance, but some admit­ "There are still a lot of remaining received any such instructions. 1-454-4404 or single male preferred. away from the Potomac River, there are an questions to be answered. We’re still white. Ice and water In day, Reagan left for New Britain. Conn., to ted in private that many White House awful lot of people that have gone back to ”It was our money that was going to 1-454-1334 No pets. Lease. 643- door, y/2 years old. reluctant to comment.” 2880. plug his plan for changes in the budgeting televisions were tuned to catch every word their favorite television shows.” the Contras, wasn’t it,” Nields asked. $750. 649-0329. TAKE A LOOK process and restrictions on congressional from the fired National Security Council Fitzwater said he woSId provide ”I disagree with your conclusion,” " I ’ve never heard so much hearsay in all Reagan with news accounts of today’s 8 MANCHESTER. Excel- Regionai Ciassifieds authority to raise taxes. aide. North said. lent 2'/i room effi­ m y life that wouldn’t be permitted in a Rontols I t t I LAWN AND 1986 Reagan declined to answer reporters’ North testified that he assumed Reagan hearing and said Reagan would watch The issue is important, because ciency apartment. S350 courtroom for a minute and a half, and it’s television tonight and read accounts in Includes heat, lights DARDEN questions about North’s testimony as he left had approved efforts to divert Iranian arms taken as gospel by those who want to go retired Air Force (^n . Richard Secord, LINCOLN Have Arrived! the White House today and a spokesman. sales profits to the Nicaraguan rebels, but the newspapers. "As far as the presi­ who was recruited to facilitate the arms and hot water. 649-4003. further with this.” Reagan said of the dent’s concerned, all the answers are ROOMS 2 and 3 room apartments J)an Howard, said there were no plans for that "no memorandum ever came back to hearings. transfers, testiffed at the first week of Top Soil ScratiMd Loam. TOWN CAR him to comment at New Britain. me with the initials from the president" in,” he said. "He didn’t know. He didn’t FOR RENT for rent. Main Street, The New England Press Association is pleased to The trip 'to New Britain was geared to give know.” Manchester. 529-7858. Any ■mount dallwiqd. Alto. fill, 2 to choose from Congressional probers queried North specifically approving such a move. the president an opportunity to campaign Please turn to page 8 M oraval. iton* and bark mulch. White, Blue repeatedly about what Reagan knew, but the Reagan, who has repeatedly stated that he While North was undergoing question­ f FEMALE FEM4 preferred ' to announce the formation of the oustide Washington for his so-called "eco­ I rentreni room In house on Is advertltlng expensive? Bobcat, baekhoa $ loadar rantal. Your Choice president “ didn’t seem greatly concerned” is eager to get to the bottom of the ing in public. Attorney General Edwin You'll be surprised now nomic bill of rights,” which he put forward Meese III was being deposed in private ( busline. busi Must be neat DAVIS CONSmuenON New England Classified Ad Network (NECAN) about North’s televised testimony, one Oval Iran-Contra affair, did not make a public July 3. V - and clean. $250 a month economical It Is to adver­ Office visitor said Tuesday. appearance during the day at which his at the Justice Department, agency TODAY tise In Ctosslfled. 643-2711. 050-0555 SI 8,700 The program includes a balanced budget sources said. Includes utilities. Se­ 872-1400 / White House spokesman Marlin Fitzwater reaction to the hearings could be obtained. curity required. Call Now you can place your classified ad in neary every amendment to the Constitution, even though Tw o sources, declining to be named 85 Tempo 4 dr. AC *4995 insisted that the president and his aides had Fitzwater said Reagan spent the day D ^ble at 646-9827. LEGAL NOTICE 0000 THINGS Reagan has never submitted a balanced publicly, said congressional investiga­ TOWN OF ANDOVER newspaper In New England for one low price. better things to do than fixate on the meeting with his staff and a five-member federal budget himself and the national debt Index M/LNCHESTER. All facll- TO EAT 65 Marquis Brough *6895 hearings. He said Reagan was "interested” panel that investigated security problems at tors were expected to take most of the ' Itles, male preferred. I have 0 Tax Warrant to has more than doubled during his adminis­ day interrogating Meese about his 24 pages, 4 BBcilDtiB $65 per week. 646-6230. collect taxes for the Town of 87 Mazda 4x4 P/U *11,800 in the proceedings, but "we think it's more the U.S. Embassy in Moscow. tration to $2.3 trillion. Andover on the October 1, Here is how the network works: important to carry on the business of Reagan’s only afternoon appointments involvement in affair, including the 84 Mazda Pickup *4595 Reagan’s proposal also would require a . 17 Lottery . 1906 Grand List at the rate of government than to be watching television.” were with businessman Peter Grace, colum­ weekend inquiry he made last No­ INVITATION TO BID 36.7 Mills. Taxes In the u We’ve divided New England Into three regions: '“ super-majority” in Congress — two-thirds, vember, which has been criticized as Business------21-22 Obitusries . amount of tlOO or less are due S3 Lynx Wg., At, AC *4695 Reagan did not view any of the live hearing nist Jack Anderson. Defense Secretary rather than the current simple majority — to Classified_____ 22-24 Opinion. Seoltd bids will be received and payable In full In July broadcasts, said one senior aide who asked Caspar Weinberger and leaders of a citizens’ inept. Meese is expected to testify pick 85 Arias Wagon *6,495 approve of tax bills, and it would give the Comics______16 People— In the General Services' of­ 1907. All Motor Vehicletaxes, Tri-State — which includes Maine, New Hampshire & Vermont not to be identified. Fitzwater said Reagan group against waste and fraud in publicly before the Iran-Contra commit­ fice, 41 Center St., Manches­ regardless of the amount, president power to veto specific items in tees later this month. Connecticut 4-5 Sports. ter, C T until JU L Y 23,1987at are due In full July 1, 1907. Blueberries 86 Mazda SES P/U *6300 Bay State — consisting of Massachusetts receives a one; or two-page summary daily government. spending bills. As North fielded questions, key Enterteinment___17 Television- 11:00 a.m. for the following; The first quarterly Install­ Ettho and usually watches news reports. Leaving the White House. Anderson said Reagan has backed many of the proposals ment on all other taxes on the 85 Colony Park Southern New England — which includes Connecticut & lawmakers said they believe the thrust Focus ------13 U.S./World. ASBESTOS REMOVAL AT Wagon Other top White House officials made a Reagan "walked with a light step and didn’t for years. October 1, 1906 Grand List Is •10,400 of his first day’s testimony — that he Local news____3, 8 Weather___ YWCA due and payable July 1,1907. CORN CRIB Rhode Island The Town of Manchester Is Payments mode after August Biiry Patch 80 Merkur XR4TI *12,800 an equal opportunlfy em­ l, 1907 ore sublect to a late ployer, and requires on affir­ charge of 1%% per month on BEddm C R4b4 85 Cutlass 2 dr. *7895 YOU CAN PLACE YOUR CLASSIFIED AD IN ANY mative action oollcv forall of the late Installment from the SoEth WlEasor Its Contractors and Vendors due dote, or a minimum of 83 Datsun 200SX *4995 Lasers ordinance os a condition of doing busi­ $2.00. Payments can be made Hgara S-7 Martiflf COMBINATION OF REGIONS Hershberger: ness with the Town, as per by mall or at the Town Office 83 GM C Jimmy 40K *7895 Federal Order 11246. Building which Is open 9:00 a. FiWay, Jb b b 26 Bid terms, plans and specifi­ m. to 4:00 p.m. Monday 85 Line. Town Car *11,400 PRICES: through Friday. The Tax Col­ cations ore available at the 84 Gran. Marquia LS *8695 may be retroactive General Services' office. lector Is also In the office Ifs not me Monday evenings from 7:00 TOW N OF to 9:00 p.m. FUEL DIL/CDAL/ 86 Isuzu DLX P/U *5595 Tri-State...... *90* Bay State...... M50* So. N.E...... <90* MANCHESTER, CT. By George Layng Sherman Ta rr, a spokesman for SANDRA G. BIDWELL RREWDDD *Bb8B prIcB It for up to 25 words. Extra words bie $5 each par rtglon. ROBERT B. WEISS, By Andrew Yurkovsky Herald Reporter Laser Games of Hartford. Inc., said GENERAL MANAGER CCMC MORIARTY TOWN OF ANDOVER Herald Reporter this morning if an ordinance is 007-47 041-06 FIREWOOD BROTHERS A proposed ordinance that would applied retroactively for health and 853 0 cord. I foot lonoths, One phone call does it all... ^ The Great Cake Caper continues. ^ effectively prohibit the controver­ safety reasons, it must be proven 9 oroan, dalivtrod, S cord mini­ 301 Center 8t. The Rev. Robert "Kaiser” Hershberger, accompan­ TOWN OP BOLTON mum. MASTER/VI8A CARD sial Laserquest arcade from open­ that Laserquest endangers the PUBLIC NOTICE Manchestor, CT ied by about 15 of his followers, told the Board of ing on East Middle Turnpike might health and safety of residents. NORTNENN nHEWOOO 6 43-5 13S Directors Tuesday night that he is innocent of the theft apply even if the firm applies for a He argued that so far, opponents Tha Zanine Board of Appaols erontad tha following vorl- last month of Town Manager Robert B. Weiss’s onctt on Juna 2S, 1917: DisnmuTOiis construction permit before the have not factually demonstrat birthday cake. (1) A 13' aotbpck vorlonca to construct o born to M r. Do­ 272-3616 643-2711 ordinance is passed, town officials this. "Th ey can cite those nald R. Aspinall of 71 Johnson Road. Mayor Barbara B. Weinberg responded that the said this morning. but they have to co SCRANTON directors had never suggested that Hershberger was (2) A IS' tidallna vorlanca to construct a oargeto Mr. Tom ISniDATS/MARINE One payment — One 25 word ad Zoning Enforcement Officer Tho­ proof,” he said. Hoops of 61 Shoddy Mill Rd. responsible for the theft, but she and her fellow mas R. O'Marra said that certain T a rr said this morning that JOHN H. ROBERTS, CHAIRMAN IS 2 J EQUIPMENT AND acLCCT uaao cAna... directors stopped short of issuing a public statement public, health and safety ordinan­ submitting the application by July SOMS t.OK RNANCINQ On LESSI ZONING BOARD OF APPEALS N O W YO U CAN REACH UP T O 3,000.000 HOM ES W IT H J U S T ONE exonerating Hershberger, as he had requested during ces are retroactive. The proposed 20 — when a public hearing is FOOT aluminum Star- 87 DODGE CARAVAN *13,996 00647 12 CLASSIFIED AD ORDER! the board’s meeting in Lincoln Center. ordinance to restrict amusement scheduled on the ordinance — “ has craft tilt troMer. 10 87 LsBARON GTS TihIm <12,294 During a recess Tuesday night, Hershberger said he horse power, swivel 97 PLY VOYAGER <18,999 centers is based on the authority of a certain sense.” However, he said TOWN ADVERTISEMENT seat etc. Excellent con­ 87 DODGE CARAVAN <14,598 is conducting his own investigation of the crime, and the town to preserve the order, no firm date has been set. NOTICE OP TH E COLLBCTOE OP EBVBNUE dition. $900 or best 87 DODGE CARAVAN <15,298 has narrowed the number of suspects down to two health and safety of residents. The issue arises as Laser Games All poroono lloMo by low to gov Town toxoo ora hortby notf- 87LeBARON4dr. <11,996 individuals, whom he declined to name. flMttMt I Yvlll hovo a Roto Bill for tho Grand List of 1916 of offer. 647-0621. O ’Marra noted that a few years of Hartford Inc. has submitted an 89THUNDEnBIRD <9,999 Hershberger said that the theft was orchestrated to ago, an ordinance directed at application to begin partial con­ 40.89 mlllo on tho dollar for tho Town of Monchostor; of 6.68 69 DODGE rn i Loa«W <11,499 mills on tho dollar for tho PIro Dsportmont Taxing District iiaiirlipfitrr Hrrali'i undermine his efforts to establish a fair rent massage parlors stopped the busi­ struction of the former Mott’s Shop of tlig Town of Manchestor and of lO.SO mlllo on thodollorfer PETS AND 88 FIFTH AVE. <11,499 ) M.inchrslir A City d Vlllaqi' Ch.ifi'i 99 LaBARON Turbo <12,498 commission in Manchester. He suggested that the nesses from continuing their opera­ Rite building at 587 East Middle 7 ttio Spoctol Parking Authority Taxing Dlotrlct of tht Town of 8UPPUE8 86 DODGE ROYAL PU <19,989 Board of Directors is opposed to creating such a tion. However, he cautioned that in Turnpike. each such tax It duo and poyaMo, ono-half on July 1,1987, 89 LaBARON 4 Or. Turbo <12,496 commission because some of its members are involved that case, the ordinance focused on The proposed work, estimated to and one-half on Jonuory 1,1908, grovlded however, that any FINCHES With matching 89 PLY. VOYAGER <14.996 in real estate. Real Bttata Tax amounting to not more than One Hundred White and Gold floor an activity, not the location of the cost about $25,000, is for the lobby 89 DODGE CHARGER <7.999 We Do It All For You!' The birthday cake was discovered stolen from the Oollora shall be due and pavoMa In one Installment on July 1, cage. Can be bred. To 88 CELEBRITY <7,799 business, as the proposed ordi­ area of the building, not the game 1987, and any Poroonal Proportv amounting to not moro than good home only. $125. 86 PLY. HORIZON (t) <9,999 kitchen in Lincoln Center after the directors went into nance being drafted by the town room area itself. It Includes Instal­ Two Hundrod Oollora tholl bo duo and pavaMo In on# Inotali- recess during their June 9 meeting. A week after tl\e mont on July 1,1987. All Motor Vohicle toxto tholl boduoond Call 742-1789. 96 CHY. GTS <19,296 attorney would do. ling bathrooms, a coat room, payaMo In ono Installmont on July 1,1907. 99 898Conv. m <13,899 theft, police said that an investigation into the incident O’Marra said that Town Attorney offices, cashier and merchandise FREE 10 month old She- 96 VOYAGER <9,998 Pdlluro to mok# flrst poymont by August 3,1987, rondors tho pherd mix spayed fe­ -I SOUTHERN N.E. had been closed. John W. Cooney would have to counters and an arcade area. lirtt poymont dollnauont. Intorost Is caiculotod from duo 88 TOY. TERCEL aw <7,498 Hershberger, the pastor of the Manchester Mission decide. Help me data at mo rata of 114% por month undor tho provisions of male. 643-7791 after 98 COUGAR <9,496 Tarr said candy and other food, Public Act •82-141 with a minimum ponolty of 83.00 for ooch 6pm.______, _ 88 NISSAN MAXIMA <19,988 > CLASSIFIEDS of Bikers, told the directors that rumors he had stolen ’’That’s a technical and legal and possibly tee-shirts and hats, ProvMed by NEPA Carlos Rivera’s head is braeed by his mother, Meta Maldonado, dsUnquont poymont. ^ YOUNG, frisky Calico 94 PLY. RELIANT <4,996 the cake are an example of the prejudice many people question of some significance,” would be sold. The arcade area Sold Mxoo oro pavaMo at the Offico of tho Collocter of Ro- feel toward bikers. Another such example, he said, is left, and baby sitter Jody Carson as Rob Sullivan, a Harrisburg, vonuo In Iho Municipal BylMne. , _ _ cat, adopted us re­ 82 PONTIAC J2699 <2,999 O ’M arra said. would be for video games, he said. Monday thru F rl« w 8:10 A.M. to 4:30 P.M. cently. Would you like 91 PLY RELIANT 8W <2,999 A service of the New England Press Association Cooney, agreeing with O’Marra, The alterations would cover alxiut Pa., firefighter, prepares to free the 114-year-old from the JOAN M. TROY to giver her o good 79 BUICK SKYLARK <2,796 Please turn to page 8 said today the ordinance would wrought-iron railing. No one knows how the boy caught his COLLECTOR OP REVENUE home? 643-9346. likely be retroactive. Evenings. 8 7 5 - 3 3 1 1 Please tani to page 8 head between the porch railings of his Harrisburg home. t MANCHESTER HERALD. Wednesday. July g. 19a? MANCHESTER HERALD. Wednesday, July 8, 1987 — 3 THE WEATHER REGIONAL WEATHER 'n«eAcci*-WeMher'^l(N«cast «orSA.M.. Thursday. July 9 Manefcester/Area Accu-Weather»(or^ast loi* Thursday Daytime Ccrxlitions and High Tem^raturos Towns In Brief Directors nix limiting comment

By Andrew Yurkovskv board,” Penny said. at board meetings. one instance, the Rev. Robert W ~ F Herald Reporter CrrilKwi Bolton zoners to rule on bookstore Town Manager Robert B. Weiss “ The people who are governed "Kaiser” Hershberger was allowed said during Tuesday’s meeting that ought to be convenienced,” Wein­ to address the board even though expccted to decide The Beard of Directors has communications and reports berg said. the issue he raised — the theft last rejected a proposed rules change should not be considered part of the The first comment period during month of Weiss’s birthday cake that would have restricted public agenda because the two categories board meetings is intended solely comment during its meetings only from Lincoln Center — was not bu^lne8s^««lr?■.n^^'“l‘"''‘“t P^P®*®** ®Pe" « small-scale frequently include items with for item^ on the board's agenda. included on the agenda. iBWWnleS I to items on the agenda. which the directors arc unfamiliar ^Iton fVnter nil*2 *«®*'nlcal and children’s books, at 214 The second period, at the end of The other instance was a presen­ ^ew n S ? . *‘*® However, she and which they may not be each meeting, allows members of tation Weiss prepared on the town’s The proposal was dropped from prepared to discuss publicly. June 2 4 ^'^ ‘ resldenu at a public hearing on the directors’ meeting agenda the public to bring any issue to the work in dealing with hazardous But Mayor Barbara B. Weinberg, board’s attention. The second pe­ wastes. Although Weiss promised ’Tuesday in Lincoln Center after it while not defining what should or n^f^***®?*® claimed that opening a retail business in the was clear no director was willing to riod would have have been unaf­ to keep it short, the presentation •O/O should not be considered a part of fected by the proposed change. 80 Let Freedom Ring »r..rn!^ n! ‘ k . ® P>‘e®e‘*ent- Others said that the increased move the question. drew Penny’s Ire. , i r t bookstore would bring would increase pollution. A few the agenda, said she is in favor of The board's difficulty in sticking "You could follow this up with On this date in 1835, the Liberty Bell cracked while it ’The rules change would have giving residents the maximum pornography** might see the bookstore selling to Its stated agenda was made clear four others if you want to,” he told FRONTS: was ringing for the funeral of John Marshall. The story changed the order of the board’s freedom in expressing themselves on two occasions Tuesday night. In Weiss. NMM)M|K>n|9S I that the Liberty Bell was rung to celebrate the signing agenda, placing the first of two, public-comment periods before the Co m StaOonary of the Declaration of Independence was a myth invented » 9 f l / Atji u Wo.tttxr. III. •'lOH/ A m i Wi-.itli.-i. liH Hospital group honors Lois Dunham slots for communications and re­ by journalist George Lippard in 1847. The bell did hang ports. Some directors complainied ‘Yuppies’ housing gets tax break in the Philadelphia statehouse when the Declaration ™Hred last year after 39 years of service to that residents often use concerns raised in the presentation of reports The Board of Directors has whether the apartments meet, the developers to demonstrate the need was being drafted, but no one thought to ring it. In 1828, Memhpr Hospital, was recenUy made an Honorary Member of the ConnecUcut Hospital Association. as an excuse to comment on items extended to 1989 a tax deferral needs of those for whom they were for a deferment. Weiss said. He Showers dampen U.S. officials tried to sell the Liberty Bell for scrap but could an w‘th the hospital, Mrs. Dunham has served as not on the directors’ agenda. program for the rehabilitation of intended. “ This is housing for added that existing rehabilitated find no buyers. and as Purchasing Agent she initiated existing buildings for low- to yuppies,” he said. buildings will Account for $3 million Three residents spoke against the moderate-income people. Under Systems Contracting, a system 'The extension of the program in property taxes over the next 10 DO YOU KNOW — John Marshall is best known for proposed change. The measure, the program, mills in the Cheney includes a new provision requiring years. from East to Midwest holding what important position? which simplified ordering supplies they contended, would prevent Historic District have been res­ and keeping records. She helped townspeople from responding to tored and converted to apartments. Showers and thunderstorms Showers and thunderstorms TUESDAY’S ANSWER — Bubonic plague, or the “black found the Connecticut Purchasing communications and reports. No dampened broad sections of the also ranged from Maryland to death,” was spread by rats. Management Association, and one spoke in favor of it. The vote, which took place Town hall add proposed Tuesday at the directors’ meeting nation from the Plains to the Deep New York, across northern and served as its secretary for 19 years. An alternative proposal was proposal by Lawrence Associates Director Stephen T. Penny, who in Lincoln Center, was 7-1, with South and East today. central Missouri, northeastern presented for an addition to the to add on to the east and west A Newspaper In EducatiOD Program supported the change, said after Director Geoffrey Naab casting the Heavy rain prompted flash Arkansas, western Tennessee, Spontored by Municipal Building during the corners of the building. flood watches in northeastern and Coventry man Tuesday's meeting that the board's lone nay vote. southwest Louisiana, northeast­ The Manchester Herald Board of Directors meeting Tues­ Neither Samuelson nor Werk- north central Kansas and south rejection of it leaves unanswered ” I have to admit I wasn’t day night. hoven had an estimate of how much ern Indiana and northwest Ohio. is honored the question of whether items under central and southeastern Dry weather prevailed across convinced that this was advantage­ The proposal, prepared by town the proposed addition would cost. Nebraska. communications and reports ought Building Committee members Bob most of the rest of the nation, but I. COVENTRY - Derek W. Allinson ous to the town when it was adopted. The cost of the smaller addition has Showers and thunderstorms to be considered part of the agenda and I’m still not convinced,” Naab Samuelson and Theunis Werk- been estimated .at $2 million. skies were partly cloudy to cloudy of Fieldstone Lane has received the and thus subject to public com­ were scattered over western Almanac New York Farmers Prize for his said. hoven, calls for an addition to the The Board of Directors asked in most areas. ment. Those items are not specifi­ north of the present building having Nebraska, northern and western U illliii work as a University of Connecticut Samuelson and Werkhoven to work The nation's high Tuesday was l i i i cally spelled out on the agenda. He said it is still unclear whether a total area of 6.000 square feet. The Kansas and northwest Texas. professor of plant science and animal over their proposal with Lawrence 111 degrees at Laughlin, Nev. “ The burden now falls on the the deferments are necessary to addition would provide 4,000 more Associates, but no date was set for Today's weather picture is by Geoff Merten, 9. of Galaxy July 8. 1987 TODAY’S MOON: Between science, the school has announced. In Greensburg, Kan., on Tues­ chair to enforce the rules of the encourage rehabilitation work and square feet of area than an earlier them to report back to the board. Weather Trivia day, the temperature rose 20 Drive, a student at Keeney Street School. first quarter (July 4) and full The award and a check for $500 is degrees in just 10 minutes to Today Is the 189th j l moon (July 10). given annually to a scientist in day of 1987 and the ^ Mhdt was tw most d»adly nearly 100 degrees. animal husbandry or agronomy in IBIh day of summer. ® ii TODAY’S TRIVIA: Which state did Nel­ iHinicano in U.S. history? son Rockefeller serve as govamor? (a) New York, New Jersey, Massachu­ “It was just like someone CONNECTICUT WEATHER Vernon St. complaints will go to DOT West Virginia (b) Massachusetts (c) setts or Connecticut. His research opened up the oven door,” said Now York has centered on crop management Bill Ellis, who works at the power The Board of Directors, express­ Public Works Director George Eastern Interior: Twiight, a chance of showers TODAY’S HISTORY: On this day in Lois Dunham and quality, dqd he is now trying to will be completed. She also asked Despite the delay, Kandra said, plant in Greensburg, which is TODAY’S BARBS ing displeasure over the slow Kandra said during the directors’ him to consult with the town early then partly cloudy. Low in the 60s. Thursday, 1889, the last bare-knuckles champi­ , . , find a type of o o v e r that will grow progress of road reconstruction on Bristol Construction has a good about 100 mites west of Wichita. BY PHIL PA8TORET faster in pastures. meeting in Lincoln Center that the attorney to determine whether any reputation for the quality of its partly sunny, hot and humid.-High around 90. onship boxing match was hold — John Fairy tale for grownups: Once upon a Vernon Street, agreed Tuesday contractor had recently completed L. Sullivan retained his heavyweight ti­ Allinson, a na'tive of England who has been with UConn since legal action should be taken against work. At 7 a.m., the temperature was time the hotel room they gave you was night to send a written complaint another job and would now be free the contractor. tle by knocking out Jake Kilrain In the 1967, is the author of two books and 29 scientific articles He is about the project to the commis­ 75 degrees. Just 10 minutes iater, Central. Southwest Interior: Tonight, a chance of 75lh round. as attractive as the one pictured In the to work full-force on Vernon Street. Town Manager Robert B. Weiss travel brochure. married and has two daughters. sioner of the stale Department of Director Stephen T. Penny, a it was 95 degrees. After peaking showers early then partly cloudy. Low in the 60s. He said the contractor expects to said many towns besides Manches­ m at 96.6 degrees, the temperature Transportation. complete the project by the original West Vernon Street resident who ter are find' .g themselves in the began to fall almost as quickly, Thursday, partly sunny, hot and humid. High around Another point In favor of the newspa­ deadline of October. has complained about the project al same situation because the best i TODAY’S BIRTHDAYS; Alec Waugh per: You can't lug around a TV to hide past board meetings, expressed dipping to 86 by 8 a.m. 90. (1898); Nelson Rockefeller (1908); Wal­ Class of 1939 to meet Although the town is contributing Work on a culvert on Vernon contractors are bidding on more behind when you want to avoid $340,000 of the $3.2 million for the Street, which was scheduled to frustration Tuesday over having to projects than they can handle. ter Kerr (1913): Marty Feldman (1933). someone. Members of Manchester High School’s classes of 1939A and The phenomenon was probably work, the project is being super­ begin in March, started Tuesday, drive on Vernon Street, which has West Coastal: Tonight, a chance, of showers early 1939B are invited to attend a meeting tonight at 7 at the Army & become an obstacle course since Director Geoffrey Naab said the due to an unusually unstable air TODAY'S TRIVIA ANSWERS: (c) Nel­ vised by the DOT. Residents of Kandra said. TODAY’S QUOTE: “ I can lick any man Navy Club to discuss f^lans for their 50th reunion. town should have a local television system, said meteorologist Mike then partly cloudy. Low around 70. Thursday, partly son Rockefeller served as governor of Vernon Street have complained Mayor Barbara B. Weinberg reconstruction work began. Ip the house!" — John L. Sullivan that the contractor. Bmtol Con­ station document the mess that Smith in Wichita. sunny, warm and humid. High in the upper 80s. Now York from 1959 to 1973. asked Kandra to return to the “ I hope that by abusing you, you struction Co, of Bristorfhas been Vernon Street has become. 000'9 r»AO Board of Directors in August with a will abuse the people who are doing Temperatures around the na­ working infrequently since the “ They would, but they couldn’t Ouwnt sexai uoisoAieQ lonjis Ling to attend museum Institute report on what work remains to be a lousy, crummy job building that tion at 3 a.m. EDT ranged from 46 East Coastal: Tonight, a chance of showers early pro.iect began over a year ago. dopp on Vernon Street and when if get through,” Director Peter P. »Ai>AS»s e o o g i ui degrees at Quillayute, Wash., to then partly cloudy. Low around 70. Thursday, partly Astrograph Steven Ling, the director of the Lutz Children’s Museum in road,” Penny said to Kandra. DiRosa Jr. joked 90 at Phoenix. Ariz. sunny, warm and humid. High in the 80s. Manchester, has been selected to attend the Museum M pagem ent Institute, scheduled to be held through the end of this month at the University of California in Berkeley, the SCORPIO (Oct. 34-Nov. 22) Larger museum has announced. ■ , than usual gains can b« derived today Ling, director of the museum since Coventry from work or service you perform (or 1980, will undergo a four-week ^ r t h d a y others. This propitious effect will be ab­ sent tomorrow. , training program in museum leader­ ship, management and business honors r a O P L E SAQITTARiUS (Nov. 23-Oec. 21) To­ LWAYEXPR’^S S day you should be able to expand upon practices. He is one of 35 museum Thursday, July 9, 1987 something good that you already have professionals chosen for this year's In the year ahead, you may make some going (or you. It's to your advantage to seminar. Wallace photos SO important changes in your work or ca­ elevate your sights. a founder agency Off the wall reer. The alterations will be happy ones Ling served as president of the CAPRICORN (Dec. 22-Jan. 19) Anxi­ American Association of Youth Mu­ A University of Alabama Law enabling you to find a more profitable' eties you've been harboring regarding School alumni group wants to Rhea Perlman, the actress best market for your wares and talents. the outcome of an event could be put to seums from 1984 to 1986. COVENTRY — In honor of the town’s 275th 8 display memorabilia of former known as Diane Chambers’ sar­ CANCER (June 21-July 22) The bigger rest today. It looks like you've been birthday, the Town Council was presented with Gov. George C. Wallace, who castic nemesis on NBC-TV’s the issue, the better you'll be able to worrying in vain. a recently done portrait of Jesse Root, one of handle it today. This should be espe­ once tried to keep blacks from “ Cheers,” says she likes playing AQUARIUS (Jan. 20-Fab. 19) You could M M H study Coventry’s earliest settlers, this week. cially true in a matter that affects your be extremely fortunate through your entering the university. characters that are “ a little hent career status. Trying to patch up a bro­ Local artist S,fott Rhoades, a teacher at out of shape.” friends and contacts today. Keep your group formed ‘ C!apt. Nathan Hale School, was commissioned The Farrah Law Society in ken romance? The Matchmaker set can lines of communication open so that In an interview in the July 11 help you understand what It might take by the Rotary Club to do the portrait He Tuscaloosa, Ala., has asked for you can be easily reached. A joint study group of doctors and -■ I k > photographs, letters and other issue of TV Guide, the petite to restore the relationship. Mail $2 to PISCES (Feb. 204lllarch 20) Be alert for hospital representatives will study unveiled his work of Root at a meeting at the memorabilia to put on display for Perlman said she'd like to work Matchmaker, c/o this newspaper, P.O. an unusual happening today that could whether Manchester Memorial Hos­ TownjOffice Building Monday night. Box 91428, Cleveland. OH 44101-3428. incoming law students this with her equally petite husband, have a favorable effect upon your flnan- pital should establish a health ^ RootJIyed from 1736 to 1822 and becairie Be sure to state your zodiac sign. clal well-being. The amount Involved prominent as a member of the Continental summer, said student chapter Danny DeVito. LEO (July 23-Aug. 22) Lady Luck tends rnaintenqiiice organization. ‘ 'And, well. I’d like to play some might be substantial. Congress and as a chief justice of the president John Sharbrough. to favor you today In situations that ARIES (March 21-April 19) Wowl This _ [), Manchester Physician Connecticut Superior Court. His life was ^ I fflilii animals,” she said. “ Chickenai. have strong elements of chance. This The former governor, a 1942 could easily turn out to be a red-letter Hospital Organization, will try to find researched for the town’s birthday by two local graduate of the law school, likes Monsters...” might be the right time to buy a lottery ways of keeping medical expenses ticket. day for you involving a great deal of luck women. Betty Messier and Janet Aronson, who the idea, but no agreement has Perlman said that although and joy. Maximize your opportunities. down for residents east of the VIRGO (Aug. 23-Sopt. 22) You may ex­ wrote a book titled "The Roots of Coventry.” J l been reached on what materials “ Cheers” is a good thing, she TAURUS (April 20-Msy » ) Be alert (or Connecticut River, the hospital has Steven Ling ' That book and illustrations from it are on perience some disruptions In your nor­ an arrangement today whisre you caii will be used, Wallace aide Elvin realizes it will not last forever. mal routines today. However, they'll be announced. ~ display at the Town Office Building. Stanton said Monday. capitalize on something successful a the types of distractions you'll welcome. confederate already has under way. It One alternative is the creation of a health maintenance Council Chairwoman Joan Lewis said As governor, Wallace made his LIBRA (Sept. 23-Ocl. 23) Exciting de­ could be your hicky day. ' organization. In an HMO, patient costs for treatment would be Tuesday the portrait will be shown at a 3 p m velopments are stirring at this time re­ Get on board famous “ stand in the schoolhouse GEORGE C. WALLACE RHEA PERLMAN GEMINI (May 21-June 20) Good things covered by medical insurance and no additional bills would be tea Saturday at the Community House to honor door” in 1963 in an unsuccessful . . . memorabilia Orr hc^^nored garding an arrangement you share with could happen for you today In your onei received. the authors. The Root homestead is on on Route Rock music of the 1950s and '60s is the specialty of the Oldies But Goodies . .. bent out of shape another. It's a turn for which both of you to-one dealingi with others. Be open- effort to keep two blacks from have been hoping. 31. It is one of many colonial homes being minded and impartial. Express,\which will play at the Manchester Bicentennial Band Shell on enrolling. annual festival. ^ Gov. Kay Orr says she’s deeply shown in a public house tour this weekend. from eight European orchestras, honored to have been inducted as The home tour is among many activities Sunday at 7 p.m. The rain date for the concert is Monday. The United Bank Racial controversy involving . festival organizers announced Coventry student is a top volunteer a chorus and five other soloists the first woman member of the scheduled for Saturday to July 18 for and Trust Co. is sponsoring the event. Bring seating. All band shell Wallace will not be left out of the that Menotti has agreed to write for the July 1 world premiere of Tonya Watson, a high school senior from Coventry, was Coventry’s birthday. display, said Sharbrou^.- an opera to have its premiere LincoliQ Downtown Rotary Club in Current Quotations performances are free and open to the public. “ Missa Pads (Mass of Peace)." Lincoln, Neb. recently recognized as the Second District Youth Volunteer of the “We'll use everything,” he during the Olympic Games in The work was a special gift Year by State Representative Sam Gejdenson. said. “ History is history. It can't Seoul, South Korea, in October “ I’m looking forward to the day from Vienna, Austria, to Phila­ when we as women have accomp­ Tonya, who was hominated by Judy Burr of Manchester, has be changed. We're not going to try next year. "I never carried .out a single delphia during the U.S. Constitu­ lished all the firsts there are to tell the truth. ■' — Sen. Sam Nnan, raised money for the Coventry Association for Retarded Citizens. to change it or sugarcoat it. We The opera, titled “The Mar­ act, not one, in wKich I did not tion’s 200th anniversary year. accomplish,” Mrs. Orr, Nebras­ D-Ga., at the close of North’s She’s also worked at the Willimantic soup kitchen, the Special have all grown from what has riage,” will be based on a love have authority from my super­ Olympics, and the Red Cross bloodmolple. ka’s first woman governor and opening day o f testimony before! happened, and so has George story about two young Koreans iors.” — ^strUoLDIlver North, in But at the last minute, one the first woman elected as a the congressional Iran-contra' W allace." living apart in divided North and testimony before the congres­ sponsor backed out and the Republican governor in the na­ committees. South Korea, they said. Part of sional Iran-Contra committees YOUTH SPECIALTY SHOP performance was on the verge of tion, said Tuesday. _____ Poetry in hills the opera will be performed at the being canceled. 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The Astocloted Press situation here is on a level with the It was so scary.” HARTFORD (AP) - The federal national problem, says the chief of Stamford Dog Warden Robert government spent an average of BOSTON — Elliott Gibbons says the state Canine Control Division. Winski took the dog into custody for $4,230 per person in the. state of he tried to earn money and spread “ There is a serious problem in a 14-day quarantine period re­ Connecticut during fiscal year 1986, holiday cheer last Christmas by Connecticut,” Frank A. Intino, quired by state law to check for ranking the state seventh in the playing classical guitar in subway chief of the division of the Depart­ rabies. He said the animal is nation, according to U.S. Census stations, until some transit author­ ment of Agriculture said Tuesday. probably a part-breed, with strains Bureau figures. ity Grinches threw him out. Intino said there have been 31 pit of Staffordshire terrier and bull Only In Alaska, Maryland, Virgi­ The same thing happened to other bull attacks reported so far this dog. nia, New Mexico, Hawaii and musicians, and they banded to­ year in Connecticut. He said he The dog’s owner, Lamon Redd, Massachusetts did the government gether to do something about it. In didn't know how many attacks said it is not trained to attack spend more per capita In 1986, January, Gibbons helped form the there were in 1986. people, but only to protect him from according to figures released Tues­ Subways Artists Guild. About 30 “ Because of the notoriety of these trespassers. day by the state Office of Policy and performers belong, said John Bi­ incidents and what is happening in Redd’s son, Silas Redd, told Management. gelow. a co-founder and musician. Connecticut, we know there has police that he believes the dog is The federal government’s per- “ We were being kicked out of the been an increase (in incidents) and dangerous. capita spending in Connecticut subway during the winter and we’re starting to coordinate ... to Intino said that under current actually dipped slightly from the Christmas, which is the best time to try to enact more stringent regula­ law, if a dog attacks a human, the 1985 level of $4,238. play,” Gibbons said Tuesday. tions," Intino said. local warden can issue a restrain­ Per-capita M eral spending na­ (Commuters were in the mood for His comments followed the seiz­ ing order or command that the tionwide was $3,392 based on a music, he said, but the Massachu­ ure of a pit bull in Stamford after it animal be destroyed, but such resident population estimate made AP photo setts Bay Transportation Authority attacked a woman who walked into thought differently. The MBTA said orders are subject to appeal to. the July 1, 1986, compared to $3,253 in Phil Donahue speakea to reporters five to strikers’ concerns and said the a yard, sinking its teeth into her leg state Department of Agriculture. AP photo musicians playing in stations that fiscal year 1985. during a press conference Tuesday in network should bargain with the union. until the owner's son choked the Intino said the chances of over­ Alaska led the nation with a are crowded or being renovated can animal. This is the washroom where a "humaniy interfere with the trains. ruling an order to destroy a dog will kiiled five and injured more than 80 per-capita rate of $5,091, the first Stamford. Donahue called NBC insensi- He said the division plans to ask be slim under new guidelines the initiated” fire broke out at the Federal others, is still ranked as the worst in the state to ever crack the $5,000 mark, ” It was very tense. There was the legislature for stiffer penalties department is preparing. Correctional Institution in Danbury 10 according to 0PM. just no other way we could for owning a dog that attacks, and federal prison system’s history. survive,” said Gibbons, who used to ’ 'Chances are if the dog is ordered In the fiscal year 1986, the federal for stronger wording of a law years ago Tuesday. The fire, which play in New York City’s Central destroyed, it will be destroyed," he government spent $13.49 billion in Park until he moved to Boston in already on the books so potentially' said. Connecticut, slightly more than the NBC siammed by Donahue November. vicious pets are identified and their Intino, describing pit bulls as $13.45 billion spent in the previous Playing classical guitar at the presence made known to local “ genetically engineered fighting year. By Linda Stowell a member of the American Federa­ officials. Federal prison system safer time he has moved his show for a Harvard, Porter and Park Street machines,” said pit bulls are used Defense Department contracts The Associated Press tion of Television and Radio Artists. Recent pit bull attacks around the strike, also said he has not 'Stations is the sole source of income in Connecticut by drug dealers for accounted for the largest share of "Their attitude, to be kind, is considered canceling his show. country have prompted several protection and they’re also being for Gibbons, says the 38-year-old federal spending in the state, or $5.8 STAMFORD - A smiling Phil cavalier, and to be more accurate, “ This (moving the show) is not cities to toughen laws about owning bred to fight other dogs as a sport. musician. His wife is due to have a AP photo billion. The total, however, was less Donahue in pinstripes shook hands is insensitive and autocratic.” the perfect solution, but I have the dogs. The new laws range from "The pit bull has one purpose — to 10 years after 5 die in fire baby in October. than the $6.1 billion spent In fiscal with dozens of women who told him The camera operators, writers, complicated loyalties,” Donahue banning the dogs to charging pit attack and kil}^’ Intino said. "An The guild has been meeting with 1985. he was "even more handsome in editors and producers went on said. “ I have a responsibility to my Peter McConnel of Berkeley, Calif., plays a tune at the bull owners hefty insurance average dog will growl and warn the MBTA and trying to find a way By Judd Everhart blaze started in a washroom and found negligent in its handling of person” after taping his first show strike June 29 over the issue of job company and additional responsi­ Harvard Square subway station in Cambridge, Mass., policies. you before he bites. The pit bull The next largest share of spend­ musicians and other artists can The Associated Press then swept through a cellblock in the fire after inmates filed suit. in Connecticut. security. bilities to our subscribing stations. "Pit bull" has become a generic doesn’t warn you — it comes at you, ing in the state was in direct perform without disrupting ser­ Tuesday. McConnel, who stopped in the Boston area on the low-medium security prison “ Security was really paramount, payments to individuals, $4.6 billion Then, he changed into jeans on Donahue’s show, which will cele­ Donahue’s Stamford show, which term for a variety of dogs that have keeps coming until it knocks you DANBURY — In the decade since vice. "Actually, the MBTA, once we his way to Europe, plays in the subways to make a few bulldog blood. sometimes referred to as the safety was pushed to the back compared to $4.5 billion in 1085. Tuesday for a news conference, brate its 20th year in the fall, is was taped because of the Iran- got organized, was really (coopera­ down, latches on with its teeth and five inmates perished in Danbury in “ country club on the hill” because where he attacked NBC for what he produced by Multimedia Entertain­ dollars from appreciative transit passengers. In the Stamford attack on Sun­ burner, ” Keith Dunnigan, a Bridge­ Direct payments include such Contra hearings in Washington, tive),” Gibbons said. then shakes, tears and rips. a fire ranked as the worst in the it hosts so many white-collar called its cavalier and insensitive ment but originates out of the NBC day, a pit bull that had bitten two port lawyer who represented 10 expenses as Social Security, Medi­ D.C., was called “ Who’s the Fa­ "We’ve been discussing a pro­ "Unfortunately this dog is in the history of the federal prison sys­ criminals. inmates in the suit, said 'Tuesday, attitude in dealing with its striking studios in New York City. Donahue ther?” Three women talked about people previously attacked Effie hands of some irresponsible peo­ care and food stamps. gram that would work for the performers are allowed to play at "Each MBTA official in each tem, officials say many safety During the fire, two potential the tenth anniversary of the fire. union. is a stockholder of Multiiqedia. their experiences in having child­ most stations, Dimond said. Some station is authorized to ensure that Powell, who had 40 stitches to ciose ple,” he said. measures have been taken in jails musicians and the MBTA — to exits were blocked by the flames Since 1977, the plastic panels Grants to Connecticut state and "Here is a company who has not He said he will lease space from ren that were not their husbands. determine what the musicians’ of them still may be ejected by passenger flow is not interrupted” across the country. and a third became impassable found to have given off the deadly local governments totaled $1.5 agreed to talk to the union,” said Connecticut Public Television, Donahue said the competition MBTA officials from time to time, and the noise level of the music Walter G. Bailey, safety adminis­ needs are and balance that with the when a key broke off in the lock smoke have been replaced at billion in fiscal 1986, up from from Donahue, who moved his talk show^ Channel 49 in Stamford, for this from Oprah Winfrey’s talk show needs of the (authority),” said but ” I haven’t heard of that for a doesn’t interfere with station an­ trator for the U.S. Bureau of cylinder. The only escape route was Danbury. Bedding and other furni­ $1.4 billion in 1985. from New York to Stamford to month. His show does not air in has “ gotten our attention and MBTA spokesman Peter Dimond. few months now,” he said. nouncements, Dimond said. Getting breast X-ray Prisons, said major structural a narrow stairwell leading into the ture that could produce toxic smoke demonstrate support for the 2.800 August. He said he doesn’t know energized us.’’ renovations have been completed Federal employee salaries, One step the guild and MBTA prison yard, but the evacuation was also have been replaced. wages and benefits were up 6 members of the striking National what will happen if the strike “ I spent time in the Soviet Union or are in the works at the more than hampered by building materials Other improvements include Association of Broadcast Em­ continues into ^ptember. talking about competition and I have agreed on is a list of subway 40 prisons in the federal system. percent from $941 million in 1985 to stations where the musicians could as easy as shopping? left in the area. such now-standard items as $1 billion. ployees and Technicians. "The union is not asking for the can’t come back in the United At Danbury’s Federal Correc­ Autopsies on the five victims sprinkler systems and smoke "Just for simple public relations moon,” Donahue said. States and say it’s good for play, Dimond said. Ten stations CHAMPAGNE By Susan Okula professor of diagnostic radiology at tional Institution, the inmate fire­ showed they died from inhaling alarms, as well as doors that can be The balance of $498 million was in they should do that,” said Donahue. Donahue, who said this is the first everyone but me," Donahue said. undergoing platform lengthening The Associated Press Yale. fighting corps has had its headquar­ acrid smoke emitted by burning unlocked from a central control other programs such^^-research and other renovation are off-limits The American Cancer Society ters moved to make response more plastic wall panels. center and pressure-sensitive doors grants, agricultural subsidies, fed­ to the performers until construction ART NEW HAVEN - Starting this recommends a baseline mammo­ timely, and there are more fre­ One inmate charged that the that can be opened when enough eral employee life insurance and KIwanIs end tradition is completed, he said. quent fire drills and inspections. week, getting a breast X-ray for gram for every women between the deaths could have been avoided if force is exerted. An alarm sounds postal service. These programs Gibbons said the two groups also AUCTION early cancer detection may become age of 35 and 40. The study ” A lot of good things ended up some guards hadn’t been preoccu­ when those doors are opened. cost $536 million in 1985. have agreed to let the performers coming out of that Danbury fire,” almost as simple as going to the subsequently should be repeated pied with security, although a The executive assistant to FCI Despite its No. 7 ranking in decide who plays where by flipping Bailey said. "Obviously, a prison is Saturday, July 11 supermarket or the bank for every year or^tWo until the age of 49, federal inquiry board found that no Warden Dennis M. Luther said the coins. built to keep people in, but at the per-capita expenditures, Connecti­ Club allows women to join women in Connecticut. But it may and then annually after the age of injuries occurred because staff prison now has its inmate firefight­ cut got only 1.6 percent of the While discussions continue, the I 8:00 P.M. be much more vital. same time, for fire safety reasons, failed to open doors in time. ing unit housed in a minimum- 50. money spent by the federal govern­ By Jill Lawrence indication of enthusiasm for the Rotary International to accept Preview — 7:00 P.M. A Yale Comprehensive Cancer But less than 15 percent of women we want to be able to get people out The federal government was security camp on the grounds. ment in 1986. when we have to.” The Associated Press new rule, with well over two-thirds women as.iriembers. The Jaycees Center van equipped to take breast follow the recommendations. Korn- started admitting women three X-rays, the first of its kind in the More than 80 people were injured of the 5,636 delegates to the JOIN guth said. WASHINGTON - The. over­ Kiwanis’ annual convention rising years ago after the court made a state, will take to the roads this The X-rays taken on the van wiil in the fire on July 7, 1977. Whether whelming vote by Kiwanis Interna­ noisily to their feet when asked who' similar ruling against them in a US FOR fillip. week, stopping in shopping centers, be examined by a radiologist at the fire was set or was accidental MANCHESTER COUNTRY CLUB tional to accept women members supported the amendment. Cheers Minnesota case. Lions Interna­ apartment complexes and workpla­ Yale-New Haven Hospital. Korn- was never determined. A WHALE 305 So. Main Street Investigators concluded that the marks the end of an era for the filled the Washington Convention tional, another major service or­ ces around Connecticut. guth said. nation’s major service organiza­ ganization, voted last week to allow OF A DAY The X-rays, also called mammo­ Center when the result was an­ L r tions. but don’t look for an over­ nounced and a paper balloting women to join. grams, can be life-savers for Wm* Haitfonl DegartarM night influx of Kiwanis club procedure was declared Featured are works by Picasso, Chagall, Calder, women who unknowingly are in the *50** P«r PWMB (tta w InL) females. DiNoto said recent Supreme early stages of breast cancer, Yale unnecessary. Inly 1$ Md tog. IS Vickers, Kaufman and other artists. ” 1 think it’ll be gradual,” incom­ ” I was surprised,” acknowl­ Court decisions helped prod the School of Medicine doctors said ing Kiwanis International presi­ edged outgoing president' Frank organization, but the deciding Call 233-3756 8 Tuesday. The mammograms take idW am It • pjB. dent Tony Kaiser said Tuesday DiNoto, who presided over the factor was grass roots support for Tickets are *4.00 and include a complimentary about 20 minutes and cost about $S0. Nr liM m iM t Ttttar after the group, in its third try in session. ” It was overwhelming.” the change. "There were more and glass of Champagne or Soda compared to as much as $200 in three years, voted to end a 72-year more clubs that were admitting doctors’ offices. Only 47 percent of the delegates to tradition of limiting members to last year’s comiention in Houston women to Kiwanis clubs anyway. It The 33-foot, blue-and-white van is business and professional men. supported the change, and that was swelled from our membership,” he Mastercard, Visa and American Express accepted. "the latest advance we have in our .’’Many of our clubs and members twice as much backing as the said. fight against cancer,’’ said Dr. Alan are just so ... comfortable with the proposal had received the year Before Tuesday’s vote, 40 clubs in C. Sartorelli, the director of the For further information call male membership that It will take before in Toronto. 16 states already had admitted Yale cancer center and a professor them a little while to adjust their 649-1256 or 646-3093 of pharmacology. The Supreme Court ruled May 4 women as members, in violation of thinking.” Kaiser explained. „ in a California case that states may the Kiwanis constitution and by­ 'The van was unveiled Tuesday at The membership gave every force service organizations such as laws. t u n i m i l a press conference at Yale-New Sponiored by the Manchetter ftepublican Town Committee. Haven Hospital. It was financed with a $146,000 grant from the New Se Haven Foundation and a $75,000 donation from the Connecticut Tag Sale! division of the American Cancer AT THE CRAFT BASKET PARKING LOT Society. The Great American It is equipped with a state-of-the SATURDAY, JULY 11th, 10am-4pm art mammogram machine in its (Raindata: Scm'day, July 19th) own room, two private dressing CRAFT PROJECTS & SUPPLIES SIDEWALK SALE rooms and a waiting area where DRASTICALLY REDUCED! Shoe Store does - f t - women can view a videotape on early cancer detection. 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6 - MANCHESTER HERALD. Wednesday. July 8. 1987 OPINION MANCHESTER HERALD, Wednesday. July 8; 1987 — 7 ^J^S./WorUJn S r ie f Tanker truck blows up; 24 killed LaRouche free on bond after plea By Mark Heinrich ' The Associated PrCss Credentials saYotiiftmiKSwrBais BOSTON — Presidential candidate and political extremist HERBORN, West Germany — A mvmmrn? Jack ° pr.be JT hi, tanker truck loaded with gasoline crashed into an ice cream parlor vs. ideology Anderson LaRouche entered the plea Tuesday in federal court to a sinele and .blew up, triggering a series of WAlTitll YflUlWf *^^nii** conspiring to obstruct the probe into an alleged $1 explosions and raging fires that U s“" S t r o l l f finance his ca m p a Ig T killed up to 24 people, authorities tso hind firf 1 ® Pollings released LaRoqche on said. TD«liR1HESe>» Another 36 people were ih.iured in t o , ' ™ ‘I “ebte lor B (»,oo.lf he for justices the Tuesday evening crash, which turned downtown Herborn into an buTLaRauch"^^ h®'"** LaRouclie surrender his passport, inferno. The U.S. Senate has every right to consider «nd I**® «n West Germany ■‘^'■'‘ ey, France, Africa a ^ South Explosions from the tr,uck and a Judge Robert H. Bork’s conservative ideology severed gas< main leveled three JornlSatloJ?.*^ campaign for the 1988 Democratic presidential during confirmation hearings for the U.S. ‘Moderate’ buildings and gutted another nine. 1 Supreme Court. After ail, President Reagan The downtown area Was evacuated and rescue efforts, hampered by did. Four kidnapped In southern Sudan the extreme heat, continued today. Ever since Bork was nominated to replace is actually “ Everything just blew up like a Americans and a Briton were Justice Lewis F. Powell, liberal Democrats war was starting." Joerg Kessler, W fenfifikit homes In southern Sudan by armed men 23, of Herborn, an ice cream parlor and civil rights activists have screamed f today ^ *^ *"'** '^** * * Sudanese rebels, a relief official said customer told The Associated bloody murder, saying the conservative a terrorist Press. Kessler managed to escape circuit court judge would tip the ideological '^^®''® ‘ ®- neither have we with only bruises. received any information as to their whereabouts,” said Dan b alan ce o f the n ation ’ s highest court. The bodies of two victims were pulled from the rubble. Up to 22 But at the same time they are complaining, / m m WASHINGTON — Hashemi Rafsanjani, the K ho l®“*''® the Nairobi-based Association uf 7-3 Iranian leader the White House believed was ChrisUan Resource Organizations Serving Sudan. others are missing and feared dead, many Democrats in the Senate say Bork’s authorities said. Most of the victims “ moderate” enough to do business with, has been Bitnu said the abductions occurred between 12; 30 a.m. and 2 were believed to have been young qualifications, not his political philosophy, deeply involved in Iranian-sponsored terrorism — *" Wundrl, about 100 miles northwest of the must be the overriding factor when they southern city of Juba. people who had sought refreshment and still is. on the warm summer night. decide whether to confirm the appointment. Rafsanjani, speaker of the Tehran parliament, oDtTI'®.u'^'?®5 ” '® " *‘*®ntified themselves as members of the the Sudanese People’s Liberation Arm y," Bitrus said. Gerhard Boekel, a town spokes­ Open Forum was the Iranian behind the Reagan W h ile it ’s tru e that the ju d g e ’ s a b ility to sit Three of me victims, two American teachers and ond British man, told a news conference today on the court must be evaluated, tl^p Senate administration’s arms-for-hostages deal. Presi­ that one of the bodies belonged to an AP photo j*!!?®** **'® ''®fi‘'t organization, Bitrus said. He 18-year-old woman. He gave no must also consider his ideology — whether it dent Reagan, Lt. Col. Oliver North and others in identified them as Steve Anderson, who was born in Minneapolis, Manchester will have not only a almost the entire length of Vernon Washington were convinced during the 1985-86 details about other victims. This photo shows the hole in the city of The disaster occurred Tuesday night is lib e ra l o r con serva tive. It is the only w a y to Survey not just Minn.: Katherine Taylor, 32, of Johnson City,^Tenn.; and complete inventory of conditions, the town directors and adminis­ “ initiative” that Rafsanjani was not only sensible 29-year-oid British nurse Heather Sinclair Of the 36 injured, 26 are still in the Herborn, about 37 miles north of when a gasoline-filled tanker truck counter a president who has made a but will possess a computerized tration. as well as the citizens of but anxious to improve relations with the United hospital, and the other 10 were Frankfurt, West Germany. Destroyed crashed into a ice cream parlor and pothole inventory Bitrus said the fourth victim was Mark Nikkei, an American treated and released, Boekel said at nomination based on ideology. planning and prioritizing tool. Manchester. States and the West. Episcopal priest. the news conference at a Herborn and burnt out houses surround the hole. exploded, triggering a series of blasts. Since 1981, the president has appointed two To the Editor: The survey will serve as a \ But he is not, and never was. W e’ve compiled ou hotel. Authorities earlier had re­ he said. “ But it’s a very confused expressway near Herborn and generally conservative justices — Sandra cornerstone for a long-range Boyce Spinelli own dossier on Rafsanjani, from CIA and other ported 39 people were injured. people were killed when a truck situation.” come down a very long hill leading I am reluctant to spend time capital-improvement plan for Director of Finance intelligence sources as well as Iranian sources. Australian voting is difficult Boekel said the death toll was sped down the incline and crashed Day O’Connor and Antonin Scalia — to the Boekei said the 48-year-old truck to the town “ at an extremely high responding to an editorial which infrastructure repairs and Town of Manchester This is what w e’ve learned: uncertain because it was unknown into a car waiting at a tight at the bench, while elevating the court’s most SY D N E Y , Australia — Australians have voted in five national driver was in the hospital in Siegen rate of speed.” He said it was was obviously not researched, replacement. • Rafsanjani supervises the Iranian govern­ how many people were in the cafe same corner where the ice creaqi conservative member, William H. Rehnquist, elections in the past 10 years, but the government Apparently and "is not in a condition to be unknown whether the accident had parlor is located. and apparently hastily written. The survey also includes train­ ment’s cooperation with Hezbollah, the Shiite or nearby buildings when the ferts they haven’t quite got the hang of it. interviewed” by police. He did not been caused by technical defects or Officials considered at the time to chief justice. After reading the editorial, ing town personnel to perform Vernon St. job extremist group that still holds American hostage accident occurred. Tuesday night, Each night on national television, a government-paid elaborate on the driver's condition. an error of the driver. whether to divert truck trafic, but Each time liberals were concerned over the however. I feel a few brief subsequent inspections and com­ — and which has been behind almost every police said they feared 30 to SO Police said earlier that the driver taking too long advertisment explains how to fill in the voting cards that will be people were dead. Boekel said police planned to try concluded that it wasn't possible candidate’s political opinion, but each time remarks are in order. puter analyses without the need anti-American act of terrorism in the Middle Eas used in Saturday’s election. The ad, featuring a l2-year-oId boy had told them his brakes had failed. to talk with the driver on Thursday. because of the way the town is laid Among other things, the June 29 “ We are checking with families.” Boekel said the driver had left the the president’s nomination was confirmed. for further outside assistance. To the Editor: since April 1983. standing in the House of Representatives, gives the impression Boekel said that in 1983. three out, he said. editorial on use of consultants The fact that Reagan has nominated three It should be remembered that Hezbollah’s Tehran office is in a building at No. that voting in Australia is child’s play. implies the $50,000 street and the purpose of the grant in 1-61 on a street known as Akabar Restaurant, nea It Isn’t. ' conservative justices is not the point. The fact 1 am writing to agre/e with the sidewalk survey is nothing more question is specifically for sur­ residentsofVernonStreet whoare Nistan Seventh Avenue, in the northern Tehran Australia has one of the most complicated voting systems on is that Reagan is making appointments based than a glorified “ pothole inven­ veys. studies and audits. The earth. Two more men put to death in South upset with the length of time that neighborhood of Saltanabad. on ideology, and if Democrats in the Senate tory” ; that perhaps volunteers funds cannot be used tophysically The Hezbollah leader in charge there is On Saturday, if past trends are followed, "95 percent of road construction has taken. A man who murdered a 70-year- wish to fight them based on ideology, they could perform part of the work, correct conditions disclo.sed by Haj-Hossein Shami; his deputy is Abdulrahaman Australia’s 10.4 million voters will go to a school or community 12:11 a m., and died at 12:20a.m. at or other friends and relatives who I live just off Vernon Street and old woman went silent to his the crime and for the obvious pai^ should. and that a consultant is not really the studies. Ghaysar. Shami usually keeps in touch with hall to cast their ballots, and more than 6 percent of them will the Walls Unit of the Texas quietly watched from a few feet and suffering it caused,” Cabana travel this road every day. mess it up. execution by injection in Texas Department of Corrections in needed. The decision whether to per­ Hezbollah headquarters in Lebanon by courier, away. said. Clearly, it would be better for the country if Driving an automobile over the early today, and the killer of a Huntsville, said Attorney General What /he person writing the Connie Ray Evans, 27, was Evans had a finai statement, but form any project with town road has been a chore for months. though he spent 10 days there early last month. convenience store clerk died in Jim Mattox. presidents and legislators could put aside pronounced dead at 12:22 a.m., 17 it wouldn’t be made public, he said. editorial neglected to point out (or personnel or to engage outside Rafsanjani uses as a go-between a Lebanese ma Mississippi’s gas chamber asking politics when making appointments to the Cars are covered with dust and the School sends hostage a picture Thompson had no final state­ minutes after officials at the "He requested it be kept confiden­ find out) is that the survey in firms is always carefully consi­ in the Iranian Hezbollah office by the name of that his last words be kfept private. ruts in the road are horrible. ment, said Mattox, who spoke with Mississippi State Prison at Parch- tial. and I will honor that request.” land’s highest court. But that’s not the way question is a comprehensive dered. Manchester has an excel­ BEIRUT, Lebanon — Beirut University College today released . The 82nd and 83rd executions in Even worse is that I walk to Abuiman. The Eighth Bureau of the Iranian Thompson as the convict was man began the release of gas into The U.S. Supreme Court late Washington works. a photograph of American hostage Jesse Turner’s 2-week-old the nation since the U.S. Supreme block-by-block inventory of all lent track record of performing work almost every day and the Information Ministry also has connections with th« strapped to the death chamber the chamber, said prison warden Tuesday refused to stay the death daughter in the hope his kidnappers would show him the picture Court reinstated the death penalty gurney. B e fo re the 1930s, battles o v e r Su prem e town infrastructure between the work frequently contracted out by office. Donald Cabana. sentences of either man, and best route for me to take is to walk of the child he has never seen. in 1976 came little more than a day Court nominations were based almost solely right-of-way lines, including other communities. The in-house A recent contract between th? Tehran office an< "He did not want anyone to think ^.Acting Corrections Commis­ governors of both states refused to Street. After a rainy day. the road after Virginia electrocuted a man roads, sidewalks, curbs, gutters, revaluation effort and public “ I had hoped you would be the first person to see my face after he was discourteous, but he wanted sioner Don Cabana said that in the grant last-minute stays. on ideology. In 1835, for example. President is likeamudhole. Ondry days 1 am an Iranian official based in Lebanon identified on who murdered a neighbor and drainage, signs, manholes, etc. As works engineering design unit are m y birth," said the letter, addressed to “ Daddy” and written in his last words to be with God and not last hour Evans’ frame of mind was Thompson was the 25th Texas Andrew Jackson nominated Roger Taney, covered with dirt and dust by the as Khaksar included open boasting about "pulling sexually assaulted her corpse. Arabic by Turner’s Lebanese-born wife Badr, for the baby, with anybod>;,here.” Mattox said. "as good as could be expected inmate executed, more than any a part of the project, a payem'ent two examples of this local effort. o ff” recent terrorist bombings in Italy. In Texas, John R. Thompson, a who was known for his pro-slavery views and tim elget to work, especially when Joanna. It was accompanied by a black-and-white snapshot. Thompson .did not acknowledge under the circumstances.” other state, since Texas resumed evaluation and analysis will be Different opinions are what • Rafsanjani himself has bragged publicly abou 32-year-old laborer, was injected at drivers exceed the speed limit and ■nie letter came one day after captured American journalist the presence;of his father, brother "He again expressed regret for the death penalty in 1982. opposition to a central bank. conducted, including test bori ngs. makeahor.se race, and Isincerely Iran’s connection to the hostage kidnappings. On raise the road dust worse than Charles Glass said in a videotape released by his'kidnappersthat The Senate shot down the nomination. to determine any failure condi­ welcome such differences of normal. April 3 he said in a prayer sermon: “ We rendered he was an agent for the U.S. Central Intelligence Agenoy. In 1930, the Senate rejected President tions which exist, how to best opinion. What is exasperating, in The people whose homes are on the French so abject that they begged us. They The letter to Turner said; “ I hope I will not have to wait so long repair such conditions, what this case, is that the editorial New editor makes paper Herbert Hoover's nomination of John Parker, the road have a legitimate said. ‘We will expel the Mojahedin.’” He was to see your face and meet my father for the first time. I ’m sure using the judge’s anti-union views as the materials to use. and an estimate opinion was a “ knee-jerk” re- complaint. Their homes are get­ referring the French to the expulsion from France you’re eager to meet your first child.” of the cost involved. t c rite ria . ' sponse not based on fact. As such, ting covered with dirt and will of Massoud Rajavi, leader of the People’s After completion of the project. the editorial was a disservice to Mojahedin, the largest and most effective a barometer of reforms In more recent times the Senate has moved undoubtedly need washing or anti-Khomeini group. painting after the work is com­ Violence erupts following massacre ^vJjryan Brumley away from this, basing appointments mostly On April 6. in an interview with an Iranian Russian for consumption abroad, and the plete. They can’t even open their The Associated Press rest in Arabic, French and Spanish. on a candidate’s qualificatiofis. The move was newspaper, Rafsanjani sneered at the U.S. CHANDIGARH, India — At least two people were killed and windows or the inside of their Two hours after stepping off an Aeroflot ' a good one, but it has also put legislators at a several cases of arson reported in anti-Sikh violence in homes get filthy. I sympathize response to hostage-taking; ’: ‘For years they had WASHINGTON — Since Yegor Yakovlev flight from Moscow for his first visit to the Hindu-dominated Haryana state today, following the massacre disadvantage when it comes to confirmation with these people. It is my choice been repeating their slogans about not paying became editor of the Moscow News last United States. Yakovlev declined to express of 72 bus passengers in two attack^ by Sikh terrorists. h ealin gs. to walk on this road, but they have ransom ... but it became evident they were lying. August, the English-language weekly has his first impressions of the New World. They have paid ransom. Those who told France, The violence occurred despite a government attempt to become a barometer o f Soviet reform, a Hopefully, both sides will someday put no alternative in traveling on the He will collect impressions for two weeks Britain and others not to pay ransom, themselves prevent such incidents by placing the arm y on full alert. A movement he says musCcontinue If social­ politics on the back burner. But today, it is road to their homes. general strike paralyzed Punjab state today, the United News of ism is to survive. and offer them in an article on the 100th paid ransom. Of course, they had previously paid anniversary celebrations in Moscow, Idaho, unfair to ask the Senate to base its decision This project has gone on for an India reported. Yakovlev, who parries hard questions with extended length of time. Parts of ransom, too; in connection with the TW A flight, in the American heartland. Yakovlev’s own solely on the candidate’s ability to do the job, The rightist People’s Party called for a general strike in New a sharp wit, acknowledges it is ironic that a the road have been dug up and they had 1,000 prisoners released and I intervenet Delhi for Thursday to protest the killings. newspaper designed for foreign consumption hometown of Moscow, Russia, marked its when the president who made the nomination then, too.” 800th anniversary when he was a child. then just left with no work being State Police Chief Hans Raj Swan told a news conference that a is scrutinized for debate on the reform used ideology as the yardstick. done, and yet the DOT claims that • Rafsanjani had his onetime personal pilot, 55-year-old Sikh man was stoned to death In the industrial town of policies of Soviet leader Mikhail Gorbachev. Caution is a byword for Yakovlev, who has the work will be complete on time. Ali-Akbar Mohammadi, murdered in Hamburg las Yamunanagar in Haryana. "Sometimes I think we are working not for worked for 30 years in the heavily scrutinized I am sure that the residents of Jan. 16. Having received political asylum in West Swan added {hat in Fatehabad, about 115 miles southwest of our readers, but for Western journalists who world of Soviet journalism, earning a scoop up our paper when it comes out every Letters to the editor Vernon Street and surrounding Germany, Mohammadi denounced Rafsanjani am Chandigarh, a Sikh fearing attack fired at an approaching Hindu , reputation — which he is wary of admitting Wednesday,” Yakovlev said in an interview. — as a reformer. Letters should be brief and to the point. They streets will be greatly relieved the Khomeini regime on television. He was gunne< mob but was overpowered and burned to death. % down by two men as he was returning home from Foreign correspondents in Moscow often should be typed or neatly handwritten, and. for when this project is finally quote Moscow News, which trucks heavily in Now 57, Yakovlev was a new member of taking his daughter to kindergarten. ease in editing, should be double-spaced. Letters finished. new openness in arts and letters, and last the Communist Party in 1956 when then- niust be signed with name, address and daytim e • Ahmad Kan’ani, expelled from Tunisia on Four blacks Injured In explosion spring even carried a spirited exchange on Kremlin leaderNikita Khrushchev delivered a secret speech denouncing the excesses of telephone number (for verification). Ann Gareau March 29 for terrorist activity, is a known protege arms control between a Soviet journalist and JOHANNESBURG, South Africa — A limpet mine exploded in The Herald reserves the right to edit letters in the “Hi, there! I'm running for president on a of Rafsanjani. From 1982 to 1984 Kan’ani a general, topics that were taboo before the late strongman Josef Stalin. 283 Knollwood Road a hotel bar in central Johannesburg today, injuring four black interests of brevity, clarity and taste. y far-right kook ticket..." -Manchester personally directed terrorism from offices in Syri Gorbachev was elected secretary general of Khrushci,^. s speech, said Yakovlev, was and Lebanon. . men, police said. The explosion wrecked the bar and blasted a the Soviet Communist Party in March 1985. read aloud at party meetings, but not hole in the side of the colonial-style building. • Iran’s budget for terrorism, called “ aid to the The free publicity gives Yakovlev “ moral circulated among the general population. A police statement said an STM-2 limpet mine exploded at 11; 12 people of Southern Lebanon,” is personally satisfaction,” but has not boosted Moscow The reforms started by Khrushchev petered a.m. at the two-story Village Main Hotel. The 55-year-old barman EDITOR YEGOR YAKOVLEV approved by Rafsanjani. The amount budgeted fo News circulation above its state-set limit of 1 out when he was ousted from the Kremlin Bork didn’t know politics in 1972 remap and two other black men in the bar were seriously injured, while a million, of which half is in English, 250,000 in eight years later. newspaper is flagship to movement 1986-87 is about a billion rials, or $12.5 million. black passer-by received cuts on his hand from flying glass. • Rafsanjani was identified by the People’s Hotel owner Yoi Hon said he had opened the bar at 10 a.m., There is one small irony for Connecticut is organizing to help GOP candidates for local and Mojahedin, whose information is usually accurate checked the stock and was in his office when he heard the Back from Persian Gulf Republicans in President Reagan’s choice of state legislative offices this year and in 1988. as the man behind the plot to disrupt the annual explosion. "M y barman was cryin g," said Hon. “ He staggered to RolSert Bork for the U.S. Supreme Court. Leaders are Dennis Murphy of East Lyme, that Moslem pilgrimage to Mecca last summer. Saudi the office.” The barman, Sanford Phiri, had cuts on his head’and This is the same Robert Bork who, in 1972. drew a Capitol town’s first selectman; state Sen. Ken Hampton of police arrested more than 100 Iranians, who had arms. new map of districts for the state House of Haddam; and Middletown Mayor Sebby Garafalo. gathered to carry out activities in Saudi Arabia an “ Everything was falling down and there was a small fires," said A^pp^says U.S. should delay its plans Representatives which, quite unintentionally we’re Comments Coordinator is Virginia Butler of Westbrook, aide to plan activities in other countries. 'Hon. He helped put out the fire and the hotel and bar were sure, would have crippled the GOP’s chances of to Senate GOP leaders. • Finally, Rafsanjani is believed to have evacuated. ^ By Tim Ahern tween Kuwait and the- United convoys a month, each with three to electing its candidates to that chamber. Bob Conrad Murphy calls it a "ru m p " organization so far, not engineered the hijacking of an Air France plane in The Associated Press » • States, but Aspin said the new four tankers, from Kuwait to the Bork, a respected Y a le law professor then, in competition with Grassroots East, an August 1983. Only two months earlier, he had Kuwaiti view hadn’t yet been WASHINGTON - The Reagan Strait of Hormuz at the mouth of the wasn’t trying to zing the Republicans. Heck, he was established GOP group in the 2nd Congressional openly threatened to crack French airline security GOP may change nomination rules advanced to the State Department. gulf. The tankers would not be one of them and a pre-Reagan-era conservative to District. The Murphy people will meet again later Footnote: This is not our first exposure of the administration's plan to have Navy President Reagan’s plan to put WASHINGTON — Against their will and much to their dismay. ships protect oil tankers in the protected outside the gulf while boot. this month. real Rafsanjani. On May 11,1986, we warned; “ As U.S. flags and captains aboard 11 they traveled on to destinations Republicans are moving slowly toward changes in how they pick war-torn Persian Gulf should be But Bork was asked to draft a plan of the Reagan administration continues it secret, Kuwaiti tankers and escort them such as Europe. • Republicans may not have noticed, when they a presidential nominee, every four years. < , delayed unless U.S. and Kuwaiti reapportionment for the House and he tackled the had their 4th Congressional District convention at conciliatory tilt toward Iran, the president’s with Navy warships while the But now, he said, the Kuwaitis lines was an acceptable messing aroUnd as long as At every step, the GOP blames overbearing Democratic officials agree on the scope of tankers traverse the 600-mil^-long job as a purist. He produced a grid that was a the new Norwalk High School last week, but a advisers should not lose sight of the dubious say they plan to charter two more the districts wound up with roughly equal voter legislatures for forcing them to change. ’ American involvement. Rep. Les gulf faced two tests today in the mathematical gem, scientifically beautiful. One plaque on one wall was a reminder that a form er background of the people they’re coying up to.” Aspin, D-Wis., said today. U.S. tankers and use all 13 tankers population. But every step the Republicans take moves them closer and Democratic-controlled Congress. to shuttle oil from Kuwait to just problem: Bork’s masterpiece was lacking in Democratic mayor was a presence there. Frank We specifically fingered Rafsanjani as the Aspin, who recently returned So Robert Bork, a scholarly graduate of closer to rules very much like — you guessed it — the Democrats. The Senate was scheduled to vote outside the Strait of Hormuz, where anything but coincidepltal political input. Zullo says it was the last edifice to be built during administration’s greatest hope — and a man very from the gulf region, said that academia, has that little lesson in practical politics The GOP always has valued states’ rights above all others in its on a move to end a Republican it would be unloaded near Oman. In “ It would have emasculated us," recalls J. Brian his tenure. Zullo, by the way, said he had weighed likely to betray any trust placed on him. We internal processes. But the national and state Republican parties under an interpretation offered by filibuster that has blocked consid­ in his background as he swings toward a top rung in Kuwaiti officials, more tankers addition, they spoke about charter­ Gaffney of New Britain, the GOP state chairman at seriously making a bid for his party’s nomination revealed to the White House — and the CIA — the are talking of actually abrogating, voiding and ignoring state eration of a Democratic-backed ing a 14th ship. the nation’s judiciary. eventually could be escorted by the the time. Translation; Bork’s lines did not chase up for the seat vacated by the death of U.S. Rep. Rafsanjani was the co-owner of an automotive sho laws they don’t like. resolution asking that action under And if that Connecticut episode has its irony, let’s U.S. Navy — at correspondingly J i "The new Kuwaiti Unker plan one side of a street and down the other in search of Stewart McKinney of Westport. in Tehran, when the bodies of two murdered the policy be held "in abeyance” for suggest another for the Bork nomination. This is, greater risk to American ships — ‘"4 that was described to the commit­ Republican voters. Nor did they wander, like • Form er state Sen. Dick Schneller of Essex is American servicemen were found there in 1977. an undetermined time. after all, the ultimate patronage appointment. than has been proposed by the The House was scheduled to vote tee delegation while we were in the divining rods, toward clusters of Republicans in putting together a an achievement award dinner Bork is chosen, not so much for his performance in Air traffic contrpllers criticized administration. on two different measures, one Persian Gulf this past week did not distant neighborhoods as any decent plan would to ^ "The kind of attack in which correspond to the plan the Con­ politics past — because he has next to none — but for U.S. Sen. Chris Dodd of East Haddam on Sept. proposing to halt the plan com­ serve the party in power. In the early 1970s, that WASHINGTON — A federal panel investigating the 1986 you’re not sure who did it or who gress, the military and the State for his expected performance ahead on the court as 15 at the Parkview Hilton in Hartford. pletely, and the second to delay it was the GOP. • John Blasko of East Hartford and his Motor collision of a jetliner and a small plane near Los Angeles is calling was behind it, that risk is very for 90 days. Department had been working a Reagan copservative. iKaurliPstpr Hrralft with,” Aspin said. “ He had little understanding of politics," says Transport Association of Connecticut used to be at for dramatic changes in the way air traffic ccmtrollers protect much higher, and that frankly is a Administration officials have That is what it’s all about. Robert Bork may not risk that the administration did not Frank McCarthy of Wethersfield, a GOP legislator 410 Asylum St., Hartford, with the state GOP as an Founded In 1861 aircraft, saying too much emphasis is being (placed on pilots been saying the escorts will begin in The Navy had planned to add have sensed it at the time, but his Connecticut scanning the skies. • y present to the Congress,” Aspin then and a key participant in developing a plan that upstairs neighbor. Then he found a cheaper rent in LEE ASPIN mid-July. three warships to iu five-ship experience in the reapportionment m atter should PENNY M SIEFFERT...... Publlther The National Transportation Safety Board on ’Tuesday blamed said on N B C -TV ’ s " T o d a y ” The plan has raised congres­ Mideast fleet to carry out Itoagan’s might help his party. McCarthy, later to become a his hometown. Eventually, the GOP moved into the DOUGLAS A BEVINS . speakes on Kuwait have demonstrated for him a pragmatic difference . Executive Editor failures in the air traffic control system and limitations and program. sional fears about drawing the plan. But it the Kuwaiti version is Superior Court judge, wanted no part of the Bork truckers’ old digs and changed the address to 1 AOELE M ANGLE...... Newe Editor But a Republican col^ressman between his world of theory and, away from the \ weaknesses in the so-called pilot “ see-hnd-avoid" philosophy for Aspin, chairmnanqf/the House United States into the Iran-Iraq war implemented, it could mean many High St. ALEXANDER GIRELLI. ■ Ateoclete Editor who was part of the sam A con^s- booksk, the world of reality. the Aug. 31 collision of an Aeromexico DC-9 and a single-engine Armed ServicesI Odnfmittee,...... „ , spoke____ since Kuwait has aided Iraq. Those more Navy warships would be ** In courtroom jousting over another plan, Now, Republicans have followed Blasko again. DENISE A ROBERTS ...... Advertltlng Director Piper PA-88. sional delegation to the gulf argued to reporters Tuesday after he and 11 worries increased after Iraq’s May needed; Aspin said. He declined to McCarthy was to gain acceptance of what he called They have moved to the same building he occupies MARK F. ABRAITIS ...... Bufineee Mineger The accident over Cerritos, Calif., claimed 82 lives including 15 that “ the biggest risk is in delay.” other committee members re­ 17 attack on the Navy f rigate Stark, predlct,a number. Political notes SHELDON COHEN...... , ...... Compoelng Meneger “ Every country that we visited in a doctrine of “ political fairness" in reshaping in East Hartford. H e’s on the first floor. They’ re on people on the ground and prompted the Federal Aviation turned from a Persian Gulf trip that which killed 37 U.S. sailors in what ROBERT H. HUBBARD...... Preeeroom Meneger the Persian Gulf was for reflag­ U.S. embassy officials were at legislative J!-»Hcts. Bork’s plan was faulty there. • A small band of Republicans in Eastern the third — except that this time they have no Administration to re-examine its control of air traffic in crowed included a July 4 stop in Kuwait. Iraq said was a mistake. the July 4 meeting, Aspin said, and JEANNE G FROMERTH...... CIrculitkyi Meneger ging” and wanted a msjor U.S. The said, in effect, that skewing of district Conneciic'it whe have been successful at the polls elevator. In reactipn. White House and According to Aspin, the plan as told the legislators the KuwaiU airij^hce such as the Los Angeles basin. . presence in the gulf, said Rep. State Department officials said originally described called for version was a major change from Larry Hopkins, R-Ky. there was no disagreement be­ Navy warships to escort about five past proposals. ^ — MANCHESTER HERALD, Wednesday. July 6, 1987 Ordinance MANCHESTER HERALD. Wednesday. July 8. 1987 — 9 O bituaries may be Joseph 8. Krauzaltls McNamara of Windsor Locks; two Joseph S. Krauzaltls, 94, of South sisters, Lorraine Gagliardi of East Windsor, formerly of Union Street, Hartford and Eleanor Gunning of retroactive died this morning at Manchester Windsor Locks; and seven Memorial Hospital. He was the grandchildren. The funeral is Friday at 8:18 a.m. Nipper finds his knuckler fails in Anaheim Continned from pai;e l husband of the late Josephine Krauzaltls. , at the Samsel ft Carmon Funeral Home, 419 Buckland Road, South ANAHEIM, Calif. (AP) — All with knuckleball flight patterns. one-third of the building. Bom in Lithuania, June 18,1893, sometimes, it was impossible to second of which came as DeCinces knuckler,” said California Man­ and Mike Greenwell singled to Windsor, followed by a mass of knuckleball pitchers, veterans and “I think he had an outstanding catch,” said Red Sox catcher Mark struck out for what should’ve been The partial application is the he had been a Manchester resident trainees alike, are advised to h e ^ ager Gene Mauch. “He’s got a score Rice. second such one submitted by for 60 years before moving to South Christian burial at 9 a.m. in St. knuckler,” California’s Doug De- Sullivan. the third out. Bob Boone followed pretty good one. But it takes a long Mary’s Church, East Hartford. the warning: beware of Anaheim Cinces said about Nipper, who “He pitched well. He deserved a Witt, 10-5, lasted until one out in Laser Games of Hartford. The first, Windsor in 1971. Before retiring, he Stadium. with a double that scored both. time to learn to throw that pitch submitted May 19, called for was employed at Pratt ft Whitney Burial will be in Hillside Cemetery, began throwing the pitch in earnest better fate,” said Boston Manager In the fifth, Gary Pettis’ single properly.” the eighth, when successive singles East Hartford. Calling hours are A1 Nipper of the Boston Red Sox only this season. "But all knuckle- John McNjmara. and walks of Mark McLemore and by Boggs, Rice and Greenwell, and installing bathrooms and a grinder Aircraft. East Hartford, and pre­ became the latest to find that out, as Mauch was also curious about his sandwich shop area. vious to that, was employed by ’Thursday from 2 to 4 and 7 to 9 p.m. bailers have trouble in this park. Nipper, 7-8, walked three and Brian Downing loaded the bases. own starter. Mike Witt, his right- a walk to Dwight Evans, brought on his own pitch was his worst enemy ’Their pitches dance all over, threw a wild pitch and Sullivan DeWayne Buice. The town Building Department Cheney Bros, during the 1930s. in a 9-4 defeat Tuesday night at the One run scored on the wild pitch, handed ace, had left his previous He was active in Lithuanian Eunice Ecklund making it tough on catchers. It committed a pair of passed balls as another on Devon White’s single rejected the application until the hands of the California Angels. must be the light air." start after 4 1-3 innings when his Buice earned his eighth save by entire building application is sub­ affairs and was one of the organiz­ the Angels scored eight runs on a and three more on Jack Howell’s shoulder stiffened. retiring all five men he faced. Eunice (Fisher) Ecklund, 80. of Nipper’s problem arose not be­ Deduces’ solo homer in the total of four hits in the fourth and triple off reliever Tom Bolton. mitted and all the uses for the ers of the Manchester Lithuanian 585 Vernon St., formerly of East cause the resident Angels are This time, Witt blanked Boston “I think we broke their hearts Cooperative Association and second, his 11th, gave the Angels a fifth innings. Later in the inning, Boone picked up building are known. Hartford, died ’Tuesday at Man­ experts at hitting the fluttering 1-0 start. The wicked knuckler took until the Red Sox collected four when we came back from seven Despite the earlier rejection, served on its board of directors. He In the fourth, Wally Joyner his third RBI by scoring Howeil consecutive hits with one out in the runs down to win Monday night,” chester Memorial Hospital. She pitch, but because the wind cur­ care of most of the rest. walked and worked his way around with a sacrifice fly. Tarr said the second application is was instrumental in the construc­ was the widow of Edward Ecklund. rents in the stadium play havoc “It was impossible to hit. And sixth. Marty Barrett singled, Wade said Buice, referringtoCalifomia’s intended to establish a "dialogue” tion of the Lithuanian Hall on to third on the passed balls — the “I was curious about Nipper's Boggs homered, Jim Rice doubled 10-7,12-inning victory. Golway Street. She was- bom In Glastonbury, with town officials so they can point March 14, 1907, and had lived in out areas where the pians need to be He is survived by two daughters, East Hartford for 30 years before changed. Sophie Geromiller of Manchester moving to Manchester four years Richard S. Peterson, spokesman and Mrs. Edward (Adell) Kasheta ago. Before retiring, she was for the citizens group LOOM — of South Windsor, with whom he employed as an office worker for Ansaldfs J Laser games Out Of Manchester — AP photo lived; seven grandchildren; 10 Lt. Col. Oliver North responds to Pratt ft Whitney Aricraft, East Padres Insist said today he was not concerned by Attorney Brendan Sullivan, who repres­ great-grandchildren; and several Hartford, for 20 years. She was a the application. The important questions while testifying before the ents North, reviews notes. nieces and nephews. member of the United Methodist decision is whether O’Marra de­ joint House-Senate Iran-contra panel. The funeral is Saturday at 8:45 Church of East Glastonbury. , elimtnates cides the proposed use for the a.m. at the Holmes Funeral Home, She is survived by two sisters, building is allowable under the 400 Main St., followed by a mass of Ethel Sandberg of Manchester and hit unintended; existing zoning regulations, Peter­ Christian burial at 9:30 a.m. at St. Marjorie Weir of East Glaston­ AL champ son said. Bridget (Tiurch. Burial will be in St. bury; and several nieces and “That’s the crucial thing and it North defends ‘neat idea’ Bridget Cemetery. Calling hours nephews. always has been." he said. are Friday from 2 to 4 and 7 to 9 p.m. The funeral is Friday at 11 a m. at Cubs dlsagr^ By Jim Tierney That decision is pending the Continued from page 1 Memorial donations may be the Holmes Funeral Home, 400 Herald Sports Writer submittion of complete building made to the American Heart Main St. Burial will be in Neipsic plans for the site. the hearings that the money was property of “the Association. 310 Collins St.. Cemetery, East Glastonbury. Cal­ A monumental struggle for survi­ The proposed ordinance would enterprise” — his phrase to describe the international Hartford. ling hours are Friday, from 10 a.m. By Joe Mooshll Andre, then they weren’t out of val in the Town Little League restrict amusement centers, such set of covert operations. An estimated $8 million were until the time of service. The Associated Press line (for retaliating),” Bowa Tournament took place Tuesday as laser arcades, that are located in placed into private Swiss bank accounts, and remains Louis J. Cyr Memorial donations may be said. “You would have to know night between Ansaldi’s, the buildings measuring over 5,000 there. made to the United Methodist CHICAGO — Eric Show says the individual. Eric would runner-up in the National League, square feet in size and and closer Louis J. Cyr of Manchester, he wasn’t throwing at Andre North said he believed Secord was entitled to “fair formerly of East Hartford, died Church of East Glastonbury, Man­ never throw at anyone inten­ and Army and Navy, the American than a 1,000 feet from a school, and just compensation” for his activities. chester Road, East Glastonbury Dawson. The Cubs aren’t so tionally. All he was trying todo League champions. Both squads, L ’Tuesday at Manchester Memorial senior citizens housing, package “I don’t recall that we ever discussed a specific 06025. sure. was pitch inside. each with a loss under their belts, stores and bars, convalescent Hospital. He was the husband of amount.” he said, adding that he doesn’t know how Birdie (Sullivan) Cyr. Dawson was hit in the face sat on the brink of finality to the homes, churches and group homes much money Secord took from the arms transfers. “I have been a manager a season in the double elimination for the retarded. Bom in Maine, he lived in East Frank J. SierakowakI by a Show pitch Tuesday and short time but I never told In other testimony. North; Hartford for 12 years before mov­ although it might have been tourney. If passed by the board, it would • Gave a flavor of the covert world in which he Frank “Doc” J. Sierakowski. 71, anyone to hit anyone,” Bowa effectively prohibit Laserquest be­ ing to Manchester five years ago. of the Rockville section of Vernon, unintentional, circumstances said. “I know some of my The game went into extra innings operated. Nields referred to notes North made of a He was employed as a chef for 40 might indicate otherwise. cause the building is located less conversation with Israeli Amiram Nir in which the died Tuesday at Rockville General pitchers would but Show is not before Matt Labbe’s sacrifice fly than 1,000 feet from senior citizen years, and was a World War II Hospital. He was the the father of The Cubs retaliated as if it one of them.” scored O.J. Oomwell with the NSC aide wrote that “Joshua has approved proceeding I Army veteran. ■ housing, a convalescent home, and as we had hoped” to replenish the weapons that Israel Eugene A. Sierakowski ol were intentional, fights broke Michaei had his doubts, winning run in the bottom of the other operations included in the Besides his wife, he is survived by Manchester. out and before they beat the eighth to give Ansaldi’s a hard- had sold to Iran several nieces and nephews. especially when he considers proposed ordinance. The town North said he thought “Joshua” was a code name for " Besides his son. he is survived by- San Diego Padres 7-5, five that Dawson might miss a fought 2-1 victory at Waddell Field. Board of Directors has scheduled a The funeral is Thursday at 10 two brothers, Walter Sierakowski C^hicago players, including Israeli officials. Advised to look it upon a code sheet, he a.m. at the John F. Tierney Fuenral couple of games because of his The loss eliminates Army and public hearing on the regulation for said ”I was wrong. I had forgotten the codes.” of Ellington and Stanley Sierq- Dawson and two pitchers, injuries. Navy, which ends its fine season July 20. Home. 219 W. Center St., followed kowski in Florida; a sister, Phyllis were thrown out of the game. Nields: "Who was Joshua?” by a mass of Christian burial at “If I see any more balis at with a 15-4 record. Ansaldi’s (14-5) L^st week, the board approved a North: “The president.” Koblect of Rockville; and two Dawson, who homered twice will face the Oilers, the National resolution instructing Cooney to 10:30 a.m. in the Church of the grandsons. our players’ heads. I’m going • Sparred with Nields over whether retired Air Assumption. Burial will be in St. on Monday against San Diego, to go after them if that’s what League champions (15-3), tpnlght draft the ordinance. It followed two Force Maj. Gen. Richard V. Secord was an “authorized The funeral is Thursday at 9 a.m. hit his 24th homer of the season at 6 at Waddell Field. Ah Oiler months of outcry by residents and James Cemetery. Calling hours are at the Burke-Fortin Funeral Home. it takes to stop it.” Michael agent” in his role in arranging the sale of arms to Iran today from 7 to 9 p.m. and seventh against the Pa­ said. victory would eliminate Ansaldi’s church leaders against Laserquest. Shown a document that he drafted for Poindexter to 76 Prospect St.. Rockville, followed dres in the first inning Tues­ and win the town championship. If A petition drive was started that Memorial donations may be by a mass of Christian burial at 10 Asked about Sanderson pos­ send to Reagan suggesting that an authorized agent, made to a charity of the donor’s day after Dave Martinez also Ansaldi’s wins, it would force a so far has garnered about 6,000 namely Secord. could be used to sell U.S. weapons to choice. a.m. in St; Joseph’s Church. Burial homered. sibly throwing at batters. final game Thursday night at 6 at signatures. The complaints cen­ Iran, North'demurred. “Secord was the broker for the will be in St. Bernard’s Cemetery. Michael said. "Draw yourown Waddell. tered on what opponents said would transaction,” he said. The distinction may be Calling hours are today from 2 to 4 Paul Noce homered for the conclusions. But Andre has be excessive noise, traffic and important, because Secord claims he was not an Albert R. Martin and 7 to 9 p.m. There will be an Elks Cubs to open the third arid one been getting upset at people “Matt Labbe only had one or two crime problems the business would authorized agent of the government, and thus was not Ritual today at 8 p. m. at the funeral batter later. Show hit Dawson throwing at his head recently. hits all season and all of a sudden Albert R. Martin, 49, of 48 he’s the hero,” Ansaldi’s Coach create. barred from placing some of the proceeds into Swiss Lakewood Circle North, died Tues­ home. in the face. Dawson suffered “The sad part is you can AP photo Laser Games of Hartford has bank accounts, where $8 million remains. day evening at Manchester Memor­ Memorial donations may be lacerations of the lip. needing never really can tell if some­ Rick Bottaro said. disputed this, contending that the • North said Secord. whom he described as "this ial Hospital. He was the husband of made to Newington Children’s 21 stitches inside and outside one is throwing intentionally.” Andre Dawson of the Cubs goes down bench-clearing melee involving both Cromwell and Army and Navy traffic and other problems would be poor man.” was first brought in handling deals for the Norma (Dupont) Martin. Hospital. 181 E. Cedar St., the mouth, and a contusion of Michael said. “I wish there after being hit in the face with a pitch by teams. Dawson suffered mouth and lip pitcher Steve Wheeler both tossed no more than existed when the United States as an “outside entity.” in 1984 at the Born in Hartford. April 6,1938, he Newington. the left cheekbone, but there was a way of telling, like an Eric Show of the Padres in the third inning admirable games while both de­ supermarket was located there. were no fractures. injuries and was taken to the hospital for suggestion of then-CIA Director William J Casey lived in Manchester most of his life. alarm would go off.” Tuesday in Chicago. The hit touched off a fenses played outstanding. Crom­ Secord first dealt with the Nicaraguan Contras, but At the time of his death, he was a Frank J. Valente Jr. The Padres insisted it was Sanderson came close to stitches and X-rays. well gave up four hits, walked three later, in January 1986. was assigned the tasks of partner and owner of the Martin unintentionai and some of the hitting Tony Gwynn. the Na­ and struck out 17. Both pitchers negotiating with Iranian intermediaries on the sale of Frank J. ’ ‘Oby’ ’ Valente Jr.. 63, of Clubs agreed, but retaliation went the full eight innings. Two arrested and Rothman Inc. Realtors of Rockville, died Monday at Rock­ tional League’s leading hitter, U.S arms to Tehran. Manchester, having been involved was the order of the day. three times in the fifth inning. “It was a well played game,” North used his second day as witness to offer a strong ville General Hospital. He was the When Dawson was hit. Rick in real estate for 18 years. husband of Femande (Baudot) Sanderson said ”No” when Bottaro said. “It was like an All in LSD sale defense of the activities that lie at the heart of the He was a member of St. Mary’s Valente. Sutcliffe came out of the asked if he was throwing at the Star game. Give Army and Navy a 8 Iran-Contra affair — the arms for hostages transac­ ■sm dugout after Show and both Episcopal Church, the Manchester Besides his wife, he is survived by batters, but his later state­ lot of credit. They were playing A drug overdose by a Manchester tions and the diversion of funds from Tehran to the AP photo Board of Realtors, the Rotary Club benches emptied. ments would indicate without two or three of their best benefit of the Nicaraguan rebels. two sons, Frank J. Valente III of teen-ager led to the arrest of two of Manchester, and the Manchester Tolland and Richard L. Valente of Dawson remained on the otherwise. players.” people Tuesday in connection with “I saw that idea of using the Atyatollah Khomeini’s This photograph of Lt. Col. Oliver North Country Club. ground for a couple of minutes, ”I know Eric Show and I money to support the Nicaraguan freedom fighters as a Sarasota, Fla.; two daughters, Anchoring the Ansaldi’s defense the distribution of LSD and other standing by a stack of documents was Besides his wife, he is survived by Charlene Silver of Westfield, but when he gojt up he aiso went would have to say he did not drugs, police said. good one. and I still do. I don’t think it was wrong'. I two sons, Albert F. Martin and after Show and another gen­ intentionally throw at Andre.” throughout this pitchers’ duel were think it was a neat idea.” he said. presented to the Iran-contra panel Mass., and Donna Debay of Clin­ Matt Sullivan (shortstop), Brian The teen-ager was treated at Douglas P. Martin, both of Man­ ton; his mother, Madeline (Bini) eral brawl broke out. Sanderson said. “We don’t like Manchester Memorial Hospital and As for the arms for hostages swap, he said. “We got Tuesday during North’s testimony. chester; a daughter, Mrs. Kelly Sutcliffe also was ejected, as that happening but to ignore it Sullivan (first base), and Robbie three Americans back and there was no terrorism ... Valente of Hartford; two brothers, Rioux (second base). For Army released on Tuesday, a hospital North’s attorney Brendan Sullivan said (Vicki) McSweeney of Manches­ Louis B. Valente of Windsor Locks was Manny Trillo for throwing would be wrong. Andre is a big spokeswoman confirmed. For almost 18 months there was no action against the documents, which were sent by the ter; and three grandchildren. equipment on the field. Cubs chunk of this ball club. and Navy, the defense was led by Americans” until the affair unraveled last fall. and Richard R. Valente of Enfield; Dave Gilbert (catcher), Chris Police said Jeffrey Pete. 21. of 97 staff of the investigating committee, The funeral is Friday at 10 a.m.. three sisters, Marie V. LaPente of starter Greg Maddux and “It’s a sad situation and Mather St., gave the teen some LSD The Rev. Benjamin Weir. Father Lawrence Martin • at St. Mary’s Episcopal Church, 41 Manager Gene Michael were Loomis (second base), Sean La- arrived too late for them to review prior Wethersfield, Claire V. Cetola of unfortunate.” Sanderson said. Brec (third base) and Peter Hayes on credit on Tuesday afternoon. Jenco and David Jacobsen all were released in Park St. Burial will be in East tossed out in the fourth inning “It mars the whole game of exchange for separate shipments of American arms. Rocky Hill and Patricia Valente of (first base). The teen’s sister told police that to North’s testimony. Cemetery. Calling holirs at the Hartford; five granddaughters; when Maddux hit Benito Santi­ baseball.” Pete and Robert Adams. 16. of 114F Holmes Funeral Home. 400 Main St. Army and Navy jumped on top ip and several nieces and nephews. ago with a pitch. Maddux, a 21-year-old roo­ the second inning when Chris Rachel Road, offered her drugs are Thursday from 2 to 4 and 7 to 9 Reliever and winner Scott p.m. The funeral is Friday at 8:45 a.m. kie right-hander, also was a Loomis .blooped a single to right after her brother was taken to the at the Callahan Funeral Home, 1602 Sanderson and coach Johhny victim of circumstances, hospital, police said. Memorial donations may be and came around to score on two Hershberger: It’s not me Main St., East Hartford, followed Oates were ejected in the claiming he did not throw at passed balls and a stolen base. Pete and Adams were appre­ made to the American Cancer by a mass of Christian burial at 10 eighth when Sanderson threw Santiago before he was given hended by police as they were Society, 237 E. Center St. or to the Ansaldi’s was held at bay by Continued from page I Although Hershberger requested in a letter dated a.m. in St. Bernard’s (hurch, a pitch behind Chris Brown. the heave-ho. ^ Wheeler until the bottom of the leaving Adams’ home Tuesday Book of Remembrance, St. Mary’s Show left the park before the night. July 1 that the issue of the cake theft be placed on Episcopal Church. Rockville. Burial will be in St. “I wanted to pitch him inside fifth. With one out. Brian Sullivan the rumor that he is wanted for murder in Detroit. Bernard’s Cemetery, Rockville. game ended but issued a because the first time I faced Pete was charged with distribu­ Tuesday night’s agenda. Weinberg wrote to Hersh­ walked and attempted to steal "Frankly. I’m quite tired of it. All of these are quite berger that the issue would not be included because the Calling hours are Thursday from 2 statement saying. “I sincerely him. I threw a pitch inside a^d second when the throw went into tion of LSD. possession of mari­ unsubstantiated.” Hershberger said. John J. McNamara Sr. to 4 p.m. and 7 to 9 p.m. regret the unintended pitch juana and risk of injury to children. board had not accused Hershberger of the crime. he was late on it.” Maddux center field. Sullivan came around Hershberger said one account of the cake theft goes Despite the omission, however, Hershberger insisted John J. McNamara Sr., 63, of that hit Andre Dawson. I have said. “I don’t like being thrown to score the tying run when the ball Adams was charged with offering that he made off with the cake hidden under his helmet. East Hartford, died ’Tuesday at his never intentionally thrown a LSD and risk of injury to children on bringing up the point during the public discussion out of a game, especially with was mishandled in the outfield. He said he doesn’t wear a helmet. period. home. He was the father of Robert pitch to hit a batter in my life. a lead. I’m fighting for my job. Ansaldi’s squandered a chance Pete was held on $25,000 cash “Where do you suppose I put this gooey pastry? In P. McNamara of Manchester. It was unfortunate and I’m bond and is to appear in Manches­ Besides Hershberger’s followers, representatives of It doesn't make sense getting earlier when Army and Navy’s my saddle bag or on my handle bars?” he asked. the biker press were on hand during Tuesday’s He is survived by two other sons, EMERGENCY sure I’ll regret it for the rest of thrown out.” Andy Lawrence gunned down Brian ter Superior Court this morning. About five minutes into his remarks, the Board of John J. McNamara Jr. of East Fire — Police — Medical my life.” Sullivan at the plate in the first Adams was released on a $10,000 meeting, including a freelance photographer for Easy Show, 4-10, was the loserand Directors attempted to cut Hershberger off, but he Rider magazine. Hartford and Michael D. McNam­ Padres Manager Larry had to leave the game when his frame. Army and Navy’s best non-surety bond and is to appear in refused to give up the podium. Instead, he played a tape ara of Richmond. Mass.; a daugh­ DIAL 911 court MonBay. Two Manchester police detectives were seated in the Bowa stood by Show and when left foot was stepped on during chance during extra innings was In recording of a song about a man who he said shared a ter, Mrs. Stephen (Kathleen) Wood In Manchester asked if the Cubs were out of the seventh when Brian Lomis and Police said they expect to arrest back of the Lincoln Center hearing room while the fights. Sanderson, 4-4, was fate similar to his own. Hershberger was in the building. Police said this of Lebanon; a brother, Daniel line, Bowa said, ” I can’t LaBrec both singled and Chris Rizy another individual in connection The song, “The Troublemaker” by Willie Nelson, is the winner. Lee Smith took AP photo with the investigation of Tuesday’s morning the detectives’ presence was requested by a answer what was going over after Sanderson was gunned down Loomis attempting to about Jesus Christ, Hershberger later said. town agency, but ;he name of the person who called through the Cubs’ minds. Cubs' pitcher Rick Sutcliffe, left, goes after benches emptied during the brawl. After steal third. incident. While the song played. Mayor Weinberg attempted to thrown out and notched his police was not available. “If the Cubs thought Show major leagueHeading 22nd Padres' pitcher Eric Show after Show things settled down, the Cubs won, 7-5. Cromwell was consistent when he tell Hershberger that no accusations had ever been You Can’t AffonI to Miss Our was intentionally trying to hit encountered trouble. "He was 9 save. , beaned the Cubs' Andre Dawson. Both Hearing claims made against him by the directors. But Hershberger A recording of the meeting was made "as possible fantastic.” Bottaro said. “He’s a scolded Weinberg for interrupting the song. evidence,” one of the detectives assigned to the strong kid.” state and federal employees “You can’t hear the song if you’re talking,” he said. meeting wrote in his report. collected an estimated $2.5 billion Hershberger’s actions eventually forced the Board During the recess, Hershberger promised to make in hearing-impairment claims in of Directors to recess for 15 minutes. good on a promise he had made to the directors to buy a the past 10 years. Statistics for the “I’m quite impressed that I had the power to unseat replacement cake if Weiss sends him a bill for it. Weiss private sector were not available. the board,” Hershberger said during the recess. “I’ve asked Hershberger instead to have a cake sent to the A look at Major League Baseball at the break never done that.” Samaritan Shelter on Main Street. Since we are rapidly approaching the All-Star about in the second half of the 162-game season. 8 lineup at the bat of an eye, it’s no wonder that tbis' President In New Britain Break in Major League Baseball, it Is appropriate Montreal, minus Andre Dawson, is lurking in the Tons of Art Supplies at to hearken back to the supposed experts’ picks team is unable to establish any type of win streak. shadows of the Cubs. With promising rookies such as Ellis Burks, Mike among the four divisions. Isn’t it peculiar that the two most distraught The biggest disappointment, at least to Greenwell and Todd Benzinger, McNamara should Remarkable Prices! Jim Tierney players, Dwight Gooden and Darryl Strawberry of be using their talents on a regular basis to give For Example; preseason prognosticators, is the hapless play of the New York Mets, are best friends? Reagan picked city for its revivai the Cleveland Indians in the American League them and the team confidence. It will take a The New York Yankees, currently four games miracle for the Sox to repeat this year in the AL Eastern Division. Projected by many as a NEW BRITAIN (AP) - Presi­ residents interviewed Tuesday said of Connecticut,” Mayor Williamm * Easels...... Under V2 Price! Herald Sports Writer atop the AL East, have offered New York fans a East. dent Reagan chose to visit this economic development, but there is forerunner in the division, the Indians have done possible 1987 “Subway Series” with the Mets. But they were looking forward to the McNamara said. “The President no national program. New Britain’s ♦ Artist's Paper...... at Va cost! Talking of rookies, one immediately thinks of 7 blue-co(lar city because of its president’s arrival. has singled out New Britain as a nothing to alter their habitual cellar-dwelling the Mets, ostensibly in constant turmoil (thanks to strong economic revival after a enterprise zone is one of five in Cincinnati’s Eric "the Red” Davis, who pdssesses “So many people complain about place to give a message, a place Connecticut. position. The Boston Red Sox, the 1986 American Dwight and Darryl), haven’t played like world uncanny talent in every offensive and defensive . decade-long struggle against a him, but I think he’s wonderful,” Don’t Stay Away! League champions, have been in total disarray that can serve as an example to higher echelon. Cincinnati, Houston and San champions. They are, however, within grasping aspect of the game. In the American League, failing economy. Francis Perucki, 61, said of ♦ J u ly 9,10/11 O n ly since the start of this season, abetted by the other cities suffering similar hard Francisco have given the NL West a refreshing distance of St. Louis. Oakland’s Mark McGwire (30 home runs) is Reagan was expected to arrive Reagan. times.” Rep. Nancy L. Johnson, R-Conn., contract holdouts by both catcher Rich Gedman who represents New Britain, said look. Atlanta and Los Angeles have returned from The Red Sox haven’t been able to string together reminding Athletics’ fans of Jose Canseco (1966 by helicopter from Bradley Inter­ A city of about 75,000 mostly and 1986 Cy Young Award winner Roger Clemens. national Airport at 10:90 a.m. New Britain has been able to last week “While the Congress has Art early season struggles to maintain a chance at the any semblance of a win streak so far. Every facet Rookie of the Year). working-class people. New Britain The Red Sox are occupying fifth place in the today. After landing in a city park, make its economic recovery never approved the enterprise zone Supplies divisional title. San Diego (weren’t they in the of Boston’s game is out of sync. The only Boston Kansas City’s Bret Saberhagen (14-3), the 1965 is rebounding from economic prob­ ftt division (12>A games behind New York) and are the president was to visit the Elks lems caused by the closing of through a state program that gives concept for nationwide application, World Series in 1984?) is dreadful. entity close to being in sync at the All-Star Break is Cy Young Award winner and World Series Most’ Main Street nowhere they should be heading into the second Lodge, then deliver an econommic factories in its aging tool-and-die tax breaks and other incentives to it is one of the president’s major Stencilling The National League East, home of the 1986 the game’s best hitter — Wade Boggs. The Boston Valuable Player, has regained the form he had lost half of the season. address to an expected crowd of and ball-bearing industries. business that locate in specially incentives and New Britain shows it World Champion New York Mets, has seen the St. pitching has lost its golden touch of 1986 (Do you a year ago. more than 25,000 people gathered designated, economically disad­ works.” Downtown The American League West has played true to think spring training might have helped a bit, “ New Britain has turned that Lampshades Manchester Louis Cardinals (who won the World Series in J982' Final Note: The World Series pick here, mostly near Main Street. comer and will be a city that vantaged areas called “enterprise form, with all of the teams (excluding Chicago) and lost in 1985) return with the awesome talent Rog?). Clemens hasn’t been able to continually zones.” The mayor said the city has used wm’i from a detached, realistic, preseason view, was the At least two groups planned to still an arm’s length away from first place at the continues to make tremendous its designation to reap $45million in Decorating of tnaotliesler / displayed throughout this decade. The Chicago stop a Red Sox losing streak every three or four Yankees and the Mets. As of now, a "Subway demonstrate against the Reagan strides as jt seeks to regain its place Reagan has embraced the idea of new investments and create 2,500 640-0613 All-Star Break. Cubs have remained within striking distance and games as he did a year ago. policies in Central America, but among the leading cities of the state Needs Series," unfortunately, looms as a distinct enterprise zones to encourage new jobs. ^he National League West has restructured its should give the "Windy City” something to cheer With Manager John McNamara juggling the posaibility. . 10 — MANCHESTER HERALD. Wednegdav, July 8. 1087

M A N C H E S T E R H E R A L D . Wetinesday, July 8. 1987 — II SCOREBOARD c Yanks, trailing 7-0, explode in 7th to top Twins, 1^-7 ByBv ThRThe AlioelatnrlAssoctoted Dr>» Press ______B ~ ' known to get a little ^ d . ’ for his 15th save. hit ball for 6 1-3 innings as Detroit As fast as they could say Steve Randolph walked, Don Mattingly runs and seven hits, including three Angela9.RedSox4 Cubs7.Padrea5 AL Roundup Texas starter Mike Loynd, 1-5, defeated Oakland, snapping the homers. Mett6, Braves 2 Lombardozzl, the New York Yan­ singled to make it 9-7 and Claudell was the victim of poor fielding and SoftbaU Rec basebaD Athletics’ three-game winning Five consecutive base hits by BOSTON kees had rallied from a seven-run Washington hit a three-run homer, his own wildness when the Blue ^ CALIFORNIA CHICAGO streak. Seattle, including Valle’s ninth sOrnM obriibi [sportscard] nrsi Oomo ^AN OIEOO deficit. his fifth. Jays broke a 1-1 tie with three runs O b rh M explosion. That's the quickest runs Lou Whitaker walked to lead off Burks cf 50 10 Dwnngdh 4 100 NEW YORK ATLANTA O b rh M “ When you never think you’re out homer, chased Juan Nieves. 5-6, TONIOHT'S OAMBS Barrett 2b obrHbl obrhbl Jeffersncf 5 0 11 DMrtnzcf 5 111 The Yankees entered the bottom I ’ve seen s c o r^ in a long time,” in the fifth inning. the game and Madlock followed Farm League Town Tournament i ?H2 4 111 4 12 0 Noce2b of a game .you’re a dangerous Iter only one-third of an inning. Elmore vs. MPM, 8 — Fitzgerald Boggs3b 4 12 2 Joyner 1b J 2 0 0 MWIIsn cf 4 0 10 OJamoscf 4 0 2 0 (Swynhrf 5 12 1 of the seventh inning trailing 7-0 to with a two-run homer off Joaquin Forr's vs. Main Pub, 7:30 — Rice If Bckmn 2b 5 0 2 1 AThoms ssCMartaz 4 0 0 0 If 2 0 0 0 Ourhm 1b 4 11 0 Yankee M anaf^r Lou Plniella said, club,” Mattingly said. Jftm Paciorek, Bill Schroederand Army and Navy crushed Ansaldl's, < J, 5 8 1 1 3 MDavIsp 0 0 0 0 Dawson rf the^innesota Twins and former Andujar, 3-2. The Athletics madej Fitzgerald 27-2, Tuesdov night In the Town Farm (Jrenwidh i S H P*CnSs^ 3 2 2 1 KHradz 1b 4 0 0 1 GPerrv 1b 4 2 2 0 1111 apparently forgetting an ll-run Tim Stoddard, 2-1, the third New Indians 6, Royals 4 Rob ^ e r homered for Milwaukee. Oil Heat vs. Gibson's, 8 — Robertson OwEvnsrt 3 0 0 0 Boonec 3 0 13 Carter c 5 0 2 0 OMfPhv rfMackph 4 0 2 1 1 0 0 0 Doyettrf 3 111 l®8^oiate Joe Niekro Tuesday third inning against Boston and in theirhalfofthe inning on Mfke League Tournament. Mike Cosgrove SIrwbrv rf 4 12 0 Griffey If 4 0 10 McCllers p 0 0 0 0 Muphry If York pitcher, worked two scoreless 2-1 J.C.Penney vs. Jones. 7:30 — S 2 ! Ill* winning pitcher and had tour Bucknr 1b 4 0 10 Schoflldss 4 0 10 4 100 Cleveland’s Joe Carter hit a Davis’ 19th homer of the seasM. Robertson SOwen ss 3 0 0 0 Pettlscf McRvIds If 3 2 2 0 Nettles 3b 4 0 0 0 Ready ph 1 0 0 0 LSmIthp 0 0 0 0 Roger Clemens on June 26 that innings as the Yankees ended Billy Renard had three hits. 4 1 1 0 Kruk 1b 4 1 1 2 Morlnd3b With one out, Mike Pagllarulo two-run homer just inside the left Elks vs. MPIzzo, 8 — Nike Including ^ o triples, while toby Lloyd Boytorph 1 0 0 0 McLmr2b 3 10 0 HJohsnSb 4 1 2 1 Benedict c 20 10 2 120 wiped out a 9-0 deficit. Minnesota's four-game winning White Sox 9, Orioles 3 Brown's vs. Evergreen, 7:30 — Nike Romero ss 0 0 0 0 Santana ss 4 12 2 Hubbrd 2b 3 0 10 Brown 3b 4 1 1 0 Sundbrgc 2 0 2 1 homered and Dan Schatzeder re­ field foul pole off reliever Dan The Tigers took a 5-2 lead with had three hitsand Anthony Muro tripled Leach p 2 0 0 0 Mahlerp Flonnry 2 0 10 2b 4 0 10 Brumly m New York broke the 7-7 tie in the streak. Cox vs. Purdy, 8 — PaganI twice. For Ansaldl's, Mare Beaulieu Sullivan c 3000 4 00 1 lieved. Pinch-hitter Rick Cerone hit Quisenberry with one out in the single runs in the fourth and fifth on Carlton Fisk drove in four runs Pub/MMH vs. Congo, 8 — Keeney Bntngrph 1000 Orosco p 0 0 0 0 Hall ph Santiago 10 0 0 c 2 0 0 1 GModdxp 10 11 eighth, starting when Cerone drew tripled and singled while Kendal Lump- Mazzllll ph 1 1 0 1 Asnmchr p 0 0 0 0 Tmpitn ss 4 12 1 Sandrsn p a grounder toward second that got ninth inning. R B I singles by Darrell Evans and with a two-run homer and a double Moln Pub vs. Allied, 8 — Charter Oak kln also hit well. Mike HartneN and TeioN 38 411 4 Totato 1 0 8 7 I 2000 a leadoff walk from Keith Atherton, McOwll p 0 0 0 0 Ackerp Showp 0 0 0 0 1110 Palmelrif 1000 by Lombardozzl for an error and 4-4. Blue Jays 6, Rangers 2 Carter had tied the game 4-4 with K irk Gibson. and Floyd Bannister pitched three- Mike Brown ployed well defensively. McWIms p 0 0 0 0 Comstck p 0 0 0 0 0 0 0 0 the Yankees had the break they After Wayne Tolleson sacrificed a two-run single off Quisenberry, Matt Nokes hit his 17th of the hit ball for seven innings as Chicago AEait ON m Smmns ph 10 0 0 Steels ph needed. Tony Fernandez hit a two-run Gonw winning RBI — DeCInces (4). Totals 38 813 8 Totals 33 2 10 1 Bookerp 0 0 0 0 and Rickey Henderson walked, double, Toronto took advantage of 4-1, in the seventh. season in the eighth for Detroit. sent Baltimore to its 31st defeat in Manchester Medical Supply defeated Pony Wynne If 20 10 New York went on to score six E— SuM li^. DP— Callfomla 1. LOB— Berenguer took over and got ahead sloppy fielding by Texas in the fifth Carter’s 18th homer of the season 37 games. Brand Rex, 8-3, Tuesday^ night at Boston 7, California 4. 2B— Bo-5 71^11 4 4 1 4 (28). SF— Santlogo. pitches were close to m y head. He’s Henke pitched the final 12-3 innings in the ninth on Harold Baines’ R B I LM Gill discarded Trash Away, 15-1, Bulos S J 1 2-3 0 0 0 0 2 Orosco 2 2 1 1 0 0 IP H R RR BB SO and Frank Tanana pitched seven- worked five innings, allowing five single and Fisk’s two-run double. Tuesday night at Robertson Park. Bill yyp— Nipper. PB-Sulllvan 2. McDwII 1 2 0 0 0 0 Son Oleeo KIrcher led LM with three hluts while Brinkmon; First, Altanta Show LA-10 Ron Salmon and Dan Brimlev added Rec hoop ^ T * i Reilly.' "nUrd, Welke. Chris Evert Mahler L34 7 9 3 3 2 8 Comstock two hits apiece. For Trash Away, Jim Assnmchr 1 0 0 0 0 0 Booker MIchallk and Bill Chudzik had two This 32-year-old tennis star Acker 1-3 4 3 3 0 0 MDavIs bingles apiece. McWlllms 2-3 0 0 0 0 0 McCllers Managers ,SC has earned more than $7 Umpires— Home, Crawford; First, (ta- Sports In Brief Cusono 49 (Doug Kelly 21, Ed Cusono Chicago H i 12) TvcoCats35(ShawnPlllard8,Brian MarinersB.BrewersS million in prize money during vldson; Second, Holllon; Third, Tata. GAAoddux T — 2:52. Sandrsn W,4A Connolly 8) her professional career, Weat Side Back Again 44 (Ben Grzyb 23) Mass MILWAUKEE LSmIth St^22 Transit 30 (Pete Lettwich 11) SEATTLE which began in 1972. She HBP-P— Oaiiwson by Show, Santiago by Paul Mundy, Olympic runner, dies disagree Food for Thought edged out Edwards- _ . O b rh M o b rh b l Mata 5, Bravea 1 GModdux. 347, Tuesday night at PaganI Field. Jim Felder cf 5 0 10 AAoses cf 4 0 0 0 has ranked No. 2 in the JCostlll 2b Umpires— Home, Darling; Rrst,C.Wil­ ~ Paul T. Mundy, a former Olympic runner, Dalton led the winners with two hits 3 0 0 0 PBradly If 4 2 10 world since 1982, when Mar­ liams; Second, Froemming; Third, while Edwards was led by Dan Dono- Gantnr 2b 10 10 Valle c 3 2 2 3 Socond (tamo KIbler. T-3:08. A— 28A15. died Sunday at the Mayo Nursing and Convalescent (Center Inc. von, Mike Cameron. Tony DILoreto. Yount dh 4 0 2 0 Presley 3b 5 12 1 tina Navratilova took over NEW Y(»K ATLANTA He was 77. with fans and Rene Levellle. all of whom hod two Brock 1b 4 0 0 0 ADavIs 1b 4 2 2 1 the top spot. O brh M O brhM hits eoch. JPacIrk 3b 2 2 11 Brontly rf 4 13 1 Dyksfra cf 3 1 1 0 Hall cf 3 0 10 Mundy, who represented the United States at the 19320lympics BasebaR Surhoff 3b 1 0 0 0 Chrstnsdh MWIIsn cf 2 1 1 0 GPerrv Ib 4 110 ST. LOU IS (AP) — A Sporting 3 0 11 Teufel 2b ExpoaZ.AatroaO in Los Angeles, was named ''Am erica’s Great Distance Runner” Deer If 2 2 12 Quinons ss 4 0 10 5 0 10 McWIms p 0 0 0 0 News survey of Major League Braggs rf 4 0 0 0 Revnids 2b 3 111 KHrndz 1b 5 12 0 (tarber p 0 0 0 0 from 1932 to 1935 by the Amateur Athletic Union. PaganI Schroedrc 3 1 1 2 McRvIds If 4 12 2 (talffey If 4 0 10 MONTREAL HOUSTON He established himself as the man to beat, running for the managers asked to pick the starters Sveum ss 2 0 10 Yankaeat2,Twin87 Sfrwbryrf 4 0 0 0 OMrphyrf 3 00 0 Obrhbl O b rh M for this year’s All-Star Game is not Reed Construction grounded Strano American League standings Riles ss 2 0 0 0 HJohsn 3b 3 1 1 1 Slmmns3b 4 0 2 1 Candoel If 5 12 0 Doran 2b 4 0 10 Nativity Athletic Association, the Millrose Athletic Association Real Estate, 4*1, Tuesday night at Totals 33 5 8 5 Totals Lyons c 3 0 0 1 VIrgllc 4 0 0 0 Websferrf 3 0 0 0 Walllno3b 4 0 0 0 and other clubs exactly the same as the fans’ PaganI Field. For Reed, Dove Ruther­ 34 913 8 MINNESOTA NEW YORK Santana ss choices. irhM 3 0 11 A'Thoms ss 4 0 10 Galarrg 1b 3 0 11 Boss rf 4 0 0 0 ford hod two hits while Chuck Barrera East Division Milwaukee O b rh M Darling p 2 0 0 0 Hubbrd2b 4 0 10 Walloch 3b 3 0 10 GDdvIs 1b 4 0 10 At age 16. Mundy won his first major race, the five-mile Broad had two hits In defect. 830 882 Gladden If 5 2 3 1 RHndsn If 3 2 12 Mazzllll ph ^Street Marathon in 1926. New York Mets outfielder Darryl W L Pet. OB Dovldsn cf 0 0 0 0 ONeal p 2 0 0 0 Brooks ss 4 0 0 0 Ashby c 3 0 10 New York 52 32 .819 — 3 1 1 2 Rndiph 2b 3 2 10 Myers p 1 0 0 0 Dedmonp Strawberry, one of the top fan Game Winning RBI — Vdile?7V ***~* Larkin ph 1 0 0 0 Mtngly 1b 5 2 3 1 0 0 0 0 Nichols cf 4 1 1 0 Cruz If 3 0 10 Toronto 47 35 .573 4 DP-MIlwnukee Asnmchr p 0 0 0 0 Wlnghm cf 0 0 0 0 CRenIds ss 3 0 0 0 vote-getters in balloting that ended Detroit 45 35 1 Puckett dh 4 0 12 WlnfleMrf 5 111 GRonck 1b Nike .583 5 (taettl3b 4 0 0 1 Wasintn cf 5 2 2 4 2 0 10 Law2b 4 0 10 CJacksncf 3 0 10 Sunday, placed sixth in the manag­ Milwaukee 40 40 .500 10 2B— p^adley, Brantley, Valle, (tantner, Totals 15 5 9 5 Totals M 1 8 1 Fllzoerld c 4 0 0 0 Knepper p 2 0 0 0 Stars & Stripes suffers third loss Boston 39 44 Branskv rf 4 0 0 0 Easlerdh 3 0 10 ers’ poll released Tuesday. Two J & M Grinding nipped All Stote .470 12'A Reynol*. HR— Valle (9), JPodorek (2), Hrbeklb 4 0 10 GWorddh Sebra p 3 0 11 Puhl ph 10 0 0 Business Machines, 8-7, at Nike Field. Baltimore 32 51 .388 19'/» |ehtw|der (5), AOavIs (7), Deer (17). 2 0 12 New York I 121—5 Chlldrss p 0 0 0 0 PORTO CERVO, Sardinia — Stars & Stripes, the America’s Baltimore Orioles players who lead Cleveland 29 53 Laudnerc 3 2 11 Pglrulo3b 4 12 1 Altanta „ __ For the winners, Ed Kennison stroked .354 22 Lmbrdz2b 3 2 2 0 Solas c Totals » 1 7 1 Totals n 8 S 0 Cup winner, suffered Its third straight loss in the semifinals of the the fan vote at' their positions, three hits while Al LIttleand Bill Wilson West Division K . ‘‘s W a l l e ‘“ ’ S-Chrlstensen, 2 0 0 0 Gonne Winning RBI — Santana (4). W L (tagness 3 0 0 0 Ceronec 12 0 0 world 12-meter yachting championship Tuesday. catcher Terry Kennedy and short­ added two hits each. For the losers, Pet. OB Tolleson ss AThomos, Strawberry. M o n lr^ 8M 810 888-4 Lloyd Bohtlller, Mike KIszlosko, and Minnesota 47 37 Milwaukee « " « « « > 3 0 0 0 OB— New York 9, Atlanta 8. 2B— GPerrv, Houston 888 888 888—8 stop Cal Ripken Jr., each finished Kansas City Totals M 7 9 7 Totals 18 111111 Bengal, skippered by Colin Beashel, crossed the finish line 6 Jack Burg had two safeties eoch. 45 37 .549 1 Nieves L,58 1-3 5 4 4 0 0 tantai^ SE^Johnson 2 (IS), MWIIson (tame Winning RBI — Sebra (1). third in the managers’ voting. Oakland 44 38 .537 2 Crim 3 3 1 1 2 0 (15). SF— McReynolds, Lyons. E— Sebra. LOB— Montreal 8, Houston A minutes and 25 seconds ahead of Dennis Conner’s San (tallfornia 43 41 .512 4 Minnesota 188 888 188— 7 H R ER BB SO 2B— NKhols. SB— Doran (12), Condoele Diego-based yacht, which failed to win a race in the semifinals. Four players, shortstop Ozzie l'Si.%1 Seattle NewYOfk 888 888 7SM— 11 New York (4). S— Sebra. 42 41 .508 4'A Mlrobella 1 ^3 1 2 2 1 o (tame Winning RBI — None. New Zealand won its third straight race, beating Kookaburra II Smith of the St. Louis Cardinals, Charter Oak Texas 38 43 .489 7'/i Dorllng W4-8 8 7 1 1 1 2 IP H R ER BB SO Chicago 32 48 .400 13 ^Seolfle ® ® ® ® ' ' E— Tolleson, John, Lombordozzl. LOB— Myers S,I 3 1 0 0 1 2 Montreal of Australia to reach the final against Bengal, which also won outfielder E ric Davis of the Cincin­ Zembrowskl's defeated Nassiff's n-4, Tuesday's Gomes Minnesota 4, New York 8 2B— Mattingly, Altanta u u , z Sebra W,5-9 nati Reds, third baseman Wade at Charter Oak. For Zembrowskl's, (taetermn W,7-1 .5 7 5 5 3 3 Pagllarulo. HR— Laudner (11), Pagllarulo 5 0 0 0 8 three races in the semifinals. New York 12, Minnesota 7 R ^ 5,2 4 1 0 0 1 3 ‘ 4 1115 Houston Boggs of the Boston Red Sox, and Spencer Moore hod three hits. Including Chicago 9, Baltimore 3 (14), RHenderson (11), Washington (5). Dedmon L,2-3 1-311120 New Zealand, skippered by David Barnes, came from behind in a homer, while Mike PInkIn singled and (taettermon pitched to 2 batters In Ihe4th, SB— Gladden (14). S— Lombordozzl, Knepper L9-9 8 8 2 2 1 2 outfielder George Bell of the Cleveland 8, Kansas City 4 2-3 0 0 0 0 0 Childress 1 1 0 0 0 0 the closest race of the semifinals to cross the finish line 33 seconds homered. Mott Schnett added two Toronto 8, Texas 2 WP— Clear. (taone, Tolleson. SF— Ctavidson. McWlllms 1-3 2 2 2 0 1 HBP— Webster by Knepper, Walloch by Toronto Blue Jays, were unanim­ bingles. For Nossift, Pat Connolly ond California 9, Boston 4 IP H R ER BB SO (tarber 12-3 2 1 l l l Knepper. WP— Knepper. ahead of Kookaburra II. Poul Frenette eoch homered. Umplres-+lome, Shulock; First, Joyce; MIIHMMta ous choices of the managers. Detroit 8, Oakland 4 Second, McClelland; Third, Young WP— McWilliams. BK— Darling. Umpires— Home,.AAontogue; Rrst, Pal- JNIekro 61-3 5 All but two of the 26 major-league Seattle 9, Milwaukee 5 T — 2:54. A^,041. Schotzedr Umpires— Home, (tavldson; First, Hal- lone; Second, Rehnert; Third, Wever Wednesday's Gomes 1-3 4 ll()o; Second, Tata; Third, Crawford. T — 2:20. A— 18,849. Top seed upset in Swiss Open managers, who were allowed to Charter Oak Minnesota (Smithson 4-4) at New York Atticfion LA4 M 1 T — 3:10. A— 20,382. (Rhoden 10-5), 1 p.m. Berenguer 2-3 2 vote for their own players, partici­ Coach's Corner shot out MCC Vets, Otrolt (Robinson 54) atOokland (Ontive­ Tigera 6. Athietica 4 New Yeik Major League Leadera GSTAAD, Switzerland — Sweden's Hendrik Sundstrom upset pated in the survey. The managers ros 5-2), 3:15 p.m. Jotin 61-3 6 CardinaiaS.Oodgera4 12-0, at Charter Oak. George Mickle Hudson 2-3 2 top-seeded Henri Leconte of France 3-6, 6-2, 6-4 Tuesday in the selected eight starters ‘ plus a went 4-for-4, Including an Inslde-the- Chicago (Long 4-4) at Baltimore (Bod- DETROIT OAKLAND Stoddard W,M 2 1 By The Assectaled Press first round of the $231,000 Swiss Open Tennis Tournament, starting pitcher for their own park-homer. Gary Powers wos also dlcker 54), 7:35 p.m. . Rrst (tame Based on 381 of Bats. 4-for-4. For MCC, Horold Decker ond ' Ob r h hi O b rh M WP— Berenguer 2. leaving only four survivors among the eight seeds. league. KansasCltv(D.Jackson4-10)atCleveland Whltakr 2b 4 2 10 (talffln ss 5 0 10 Umpires— Home, Roe; Rrst, Barnett; LOS ANGELS STLOUIS AMERICAN LEAGUE Jim Silver each hod two hits. (CandlottI 2-9), 7:35 p.m. O b rh M O AS R H Pet. Fifth-seeded Mikael Pemfors of Sweden ousted Jakob Hlasek Three players each were selected iryiS'- Texos (Witt 4-3) at Toronto (Ceruttl 5-2), AAodIckdh 3 1 2 3 MOavIsrf 5 111 Second, Voltagglo; Third, Kosc. O brh M * 11 Gibson If 4 0 11 Canseco If 4 0 11 T -3 :ll. A— 27997. Andesn ss 5 0 10 Colemonlf 3 10 0 Boggs Bsn 82 309 66 118 .383 of Switzerland 6-2, 6-4, and sixth-seeded Anders Jaerryd, also of from the New York Yankees. Blue 7:35 p.m. Shelby cf 5 0 11 OSmIth ss Puckett Min 82 328 53 113 .345 Boston (Sellers 3-1) at California (Fraser TrammI ss 4 110 McGwIr lb 4 0 0 0 2 10 0 Jays and Chicago Cubs. Womana Rec Nokesc 4 12 1 Lonsfrd3b 2 111 Guerrer If 3 12 0 Herr 2b 3 10 0 Trammll Det 71 288 S3 96 ' .333 Sweden, defeated Roland Stadler of Switzerland 6-3, 6-4. 5-6), 10:35 p.m. Sherldn rf 4 0 0 0 Cevdh , Landrx lf 0 0 0 0 JCIark 1b AAottlnglv NY 66 260 46 84 .323 Other Nationa4 League starters Milwaukee (Hlguera 7-7) at Seattle 4 0 10 Nationai League reauita 2 12 1 Third-seeded Emilio Sanchez of Spain also had little trouble in AP photo DeCormler Nlssorf trounced Gormon DaEvns 1b 3 0 11 LeMstr pr 0 0 0 0 AAarshal rf 4 0 10 Mc(taecf 4 0 2 3 Randolph NY 80 298 69 95 .319 were catcher Jody Davis, second Insurance, 14-0, at Charter Ook. For (Moore 3-10), 10:35 p.m. MHtchr 1b 3 0 10 Pndltn3b Fernndz Tor 81 324 51 103 J18 disposing of Johan Kriek of the United States 6-1, 6-4. Thursday's (tames Lemon cf 4 0 0 0 Phillips 2b 4 11 0 4 0 0 0 baseman Ryne Sandberg and out­ New York inflelder Wally Backman turns OeCormler, Oonno Trudeau had four Brokns3b 3 10 0 Murphy cf 4 12 0 Stubbs 1b 1 0 0 0 Ford rf 2 0 0 0 Fronco Cle 82 318 S3 101 .318 The fourth seed to be ousted was No. 7 Ramesh Krishnan of Mets' Rafael Santana watches as Braves' Chicago at New York, 7:30 p.m. Corner 3b 2 111 Worrell p TaMer Cle 79 303 40 96 .317 fielder Andre Dawson of the Cubs: hits while Noreen Long, Debby Tedford, Minnesota at Baltimore, 7:35 p.m, Tettlefon c 2 0 11 Phiiiiea 10, Reda 8(10 inningaj 10 0 0 India, who lost to Haiti's Ronald Agenor 3-6, 3-6. a double-play ball hit by Atlanta's Graig runner Ken Griffey slides into second. Rode Kearns, and Wendy Rady had Totals n 8 8 8 Totals M 4 9 4 Trainee 3 110 TPenac 4 0 10 Fletcher Tex 80 315 44 98 .311 first baseman Jack Clark of the St. three hits each. For Gorman. Mary Kansas City at Toronto, 7:35 p.m. Sclosclac 1 0 0 0 Horton p 2 11 0 Seltzer Kan 80 323 53 100 .310 Nettles in the fourth inning of the first The Mets won both games in Atlanta, 6-2 Cleveland at Texas, 8:35 p.m. Detroit PHILA CINCINNATI Sox 2b 4 0 2 0 (tavlevp Heme Runs Louis Cardinals: third baseman Carroll hod two hits apiece. Detroit ot California, 10:35 p.m. 118 0 0 0 0 Mets-Braves game Tuesday night. The Oakland Obrhbl obrhbl L e ^ p 3 1 1 1 Morris rf 2 0 0 0 Mc(3wlre, Oakland, 30; GBell, Toronto, Barry quits UConn, cites report Mike Schmidt of the Philadelphia and 5-1. Milwaukee at Oakland, 10:35 p.m Somuel 2b 5 2 2 1 T Jones If 5 12 0 Holton p 0 0 0 0 (tame Winning RBI — Madlock (3). 28; Hrbek, Minnesota, 23; LAParrtsh, Phillies: outfielder Dale Murphy of Boston at Seattle, 10:35 p.m. E— Gibson, DP— Detroit 1, Oakland 2. MThmp cf 3 0 2 1 DCnczK 2b 5 0 10 Heepph 10 0 0 Texas, 20; Barfield, Toronto, 19; Joyner, STORRS — Phil Barry, University pi Connecticut associate Rec LOB— Detroit 4, Oakland 7. HR— Madlock Hume p 0 0 0 0 EOavIs cf 4 2 2 1 Totals 35 4 11 3 Totals 39 5 8 4 California, 19; Mttavis, Oakland, 19; 5 the Atlanta Braves; and pitcher (8), MDavIs (19), Lonsford (8), Nokes G(3ross If 1 0 0 0 Franco p 0 0 0 0 ore fled with 18. athletic director, has resigned, citing a task force report critical Mike Scott of the Houston Astros. Postol Express won by forfeit, 7-0. Ritchie p 0 0 0 0 Stilwtl ph 10 0 0 Los Angeles gio i NationaiLeagueatandinga (17). SB— Whitaker 2 (8). SF— Tettleton. Runs Batted In of the school’s sports department as a factor in his decision. The leaders in'the last vote tally IP H R ER BB SO Aguayo ss 10 11 Parker rf 5 3 3 1 SILeuls 003 8 30x— 5 GBell, Toronto, 73; Joyner, California 71; B a rry said Tuesday he w ill step down Oct. 1. He said he has Leach improves his record, Detroit Haves 1b 4 0 2 2 Bell 3b 2 10 0 (tame Winning RBI — None. Winfield, New York, 64; DwEvons, included New York Met Gary East DIvMoil Tanona W4I-5 61-3 Schmdt3b 4 10 0 BDIazc 4 12 6 _ E — Coleman, MHatcher, Landreoux Boston, 62; McGwire, Oakland, 81; been uneasy in his position since a M ay 1986 task force report that Carter at catcher. Sandberg. Daw­ Bedrosn p 0 0 0 0 Esoskv 1b 3 0 10 W L Pet. OB Hernandz S,5 2 2-3 3, SILouls 1. LOB— Los GWard, New York, 60; Carter, Cleveland, sharply criticized the athletic department. son. Clark, Schmicit and Smith in Rec soccer St. Louis 51 29.838 — Oakland Porrish c 5 111 Francn ph 10 0 0 Angeles 7, SILouls 7. 2B— Guerrero, Tre­ 99; LAParrlsh, Texas, 59. New York. Andulor L,3-2 GWIIson rf 5 0 10 Larkin ss 5 0 0 0 vino, MHatcher, Horton, McGee. 3B— Sox “I think the president’s task forc^ was misued. It was intended the infield with Davis. Strawberry 44 38 .537 8 6 2-3 5 5 4 1 Pitchina (8 Decisions) Montreal 43 38 .531 t3 21-3 0 0 0 0 2 Guerrer If 10 0 1 OSmIfh ss 4 0 2 1 Atlanto, 24; Dawson, Chltogo, 24; JCIark, 2>A-month slide in which he'was 0-6 a decision last month. Clark’s sacrifice fly was dropped Pee Wee Los Angeles (Valenzuela 7-8 and Welch Heeplf 1 0 0 0 (tawlevp Post 102 8-5) at St. Louis (Forsch7-3ond LaPoint 1-1), 880 010 8I0-a Bedrosn S,23 1 0 0 0 0 0 0 0 0 0 St. Lpuls,^; Strawberry, New York, 20; with eight no-decisions as New "When I was 3-8,1 decided to take by left fielder Ken Landreaux foran Sharks 1 (Kevin Teets) Jaguars 1 dnckmeSl (tamer ph 1 0 0 0 Ford If 0 0 0 0 yjroll. AMdnta, 20; Porker, Cincinnati, 2, 8:35 p.m. (tame Winning RBI — Fernandez (7). Landrx If 1 0 0 0 Herr 2b York took the nightcap 5-1, handing it as a new season," he said. "Now error, tying the game. Smith scored (Nick O'Connor) Philadelphia (Ruffin 5-6) at Cincinnati RRoblnSfXI 5 23 8 6 8 4 3 2 0 0 1 18; Daniels, Cincinnati, 17; Schmidt, NFL will provide TV-pact papers Meteors 4 (Andy Vloro, A. J. Robenhv- E— Fletcher. DP— Toronto 1. LOB— BLonihNn 0 1 0 0 0 0 Howell p 0 0 0 0 PPerry p 0 0 0 0 Philadelphia, 17. the Braves their 12th loss in 15 I’ve turned things around and I on Hatcher’s wild throw home on (Hoffman 7-2), 7:35 p.m. \ AAarshal rf 5 0 0 0 RBookr2b mer, Meghan Buckley, Zack Wllhide) San Francisco (Hammaker 4-8) at^ Tdxos 3, Toronto 8. 2B— Fernandez, RMurphv 0 0 0 0 2 0 0 0 0 0 Runs Bolted In NEW YORK — The National Football League will comply with wins, 3-1 games. don’t think I have anything to Willie McGee’s grounder. McGee Dolphins 2 (Ryan Spencer, Don Leach, Whitt, Sierra. HR— Mulllniks (4), FWIIIIoms 11-3 2 1 1 0 0 Stubbs 1b 42 10TPenaph 10 0 0 Pittsburgh (Reuschel 7-4), 7:35 p.m. 1 Sclosdac 4 0 10 Lawless2b *-?“'*'^'(5owson,Chlcooo,73; a Federal Trade Commission subpoena and furnish documents Sebra pitched his third straight prove.” had knocked in three runs in the GrabskI) New York (Fernandez 9-4) at Atlanta ' (4), McDowell (10). SB— Gruber Franco L9-3 3 4 3 3 1 3 1 1 0 0 Walloch, Montreol, 68; E(tavls, Cincinnati, The Sockers defeated the Strikers, 4-2. (7). RLandrum pitched to 1 batter In the MHtchr 3b 4 0 2 2 JCIark lb 4 0 11 65, McG«, St. Louis, 81; (talarraga, relating to its television contracts, a league spokesman said. WINDSOR LOCKS - Pitching complete game, a five-hitter at In his last start, Sebra lost 1-0 to third with a bases-loaded double. (Puleo 2-2), 7:40 p.m. Youngp OOOOMcOecf Names for those who scored goals were Montreal (Youmans 5-3) at Houston IP H R ER BB SO 8th, RMurphv pitched to 2 batters In the8th. 4 0 10 Monfrral, 58; Porker, Clndnnotl, has been the strong suit lately for Houston in which he retired the last the Cubs but pitched a three-hitter not given. Texas WP— Franco. (Tuncon If 0 0 0 0 Pnditn 3b 3 12 0 55; DMurphy, Atlanta, 54. Joe Browne, the league’s director of communications, said the (Ryan 49), 8:35 p.m. LoyndL,l-5 Sax2b 3 1 1 0 LIndmnrf the Manchester Legion baseball 18 batters as the Montreal Expos and struck out 14. This time, he Tornadoes 1 (Marcus Johnson) Thursday's (tames Umpires— Home, DeMuth; First, 4 00 0 Pitching (8 Dectolens) subpoena, served on June 29, sought only documents and did not Pirates 6, Giants 4 Timbers 1 (Brian Rio) Kllgus Marsh; Second, West; Third, Engel. Havensp 2 0 0 0 Lakec 4 2 2 2 team. beat the Astros 2-0. gave himself some offensive sup­ Los Angeles at Chicago, 4:05 p.m. Russell APenap 0 0 0 0 Tunnell p Leach, New York, 30,1.000; AAograne.St. involve the appearance of any individuals. Montreal at Cincinnati, 7:35 p.m. T— 3:37. A— 22553. 1000 Louis, 5-1, .833; Meads, Houston, 5-1, .833; Jim Kitsock hurled a six-hitteren Despite his gaudy record, Leach port with a run-scoring single in the At Pittsburgh. Jim Morrison’s MWIIIIoms V Hamltn3b l 00 0 Dauend2b 3 0 0 0 Spokesmen for the three major television networks and ESPN Philadelphia at Atlanta, 7:40 p.m. Hoffman, Cincinnati, 7-2, .778; Heaton, route to a 3-1 Manchester victory won’t be going to the All-Star second inning for the first R B I of his two-out, two-run homer in the 12th Toreato Totals 37 4 II 4 Totals 35S9S Montreal, 103, .769; Sutcliffe, Chicago, Midget New York at Houston, 8:35 p.m. Clancy W,98 72-3 also confirmed published reports of subpoenas being served in inning won it. Giants reliever Joe San Francisco at St. Ijjuls, 8:35 p.m. 11-4, .733; Cox, St. Louis, 33, .727; (Jesholes, over Windsor Locks Tuesday night Game. His manager, Davey John­ caeer. Andres Galarraga singled in Henke S,15 1 1-3 LOS Angeles no loo mo o— s Houston,33, .727. connection with an F TC inquiry into negotiations held earlier this Price, - , retired the first two Metros 8 (Trevor Frenette 2, Jason Only games scheduled WP— Lovnd. Piratea 6. Bianta 4 (12 inninga) SILouls 880 838 on M in Zone Eight action. The game was son, who will handle the National the other run in the fifth. 1 1 Arglros 2, Joson Johns 2, Scott Rugonls, year. batters he faced before Sid Bream Umpires— Home, Denklnger, Rrst, . One out when winning run scored called after six innings because of League squad, said he won’t pick " I felt like I was in control the Jamie Leffiblne) Toros 0 Gome Winning RBI - - JCIark (12) singled off the glove of Giants Suns 7 (Robbie Woles, Jonathon Cort, Coble; Second, Scott; Third, McCoy. SAN FRAN PITTSBURGH darkness. The win raises the the veteran pitcher whose 8-0 whole way,” Sebra said. "After we T — 2:48. A— 28913. ObrhM ObrhM E--Heep, Sdr^ta, Oquendo. DP— Los streak has given him a 14-6 lifetime second baseman Robby Thompson. MIkeGullano, Glenn Rlngbloom 2. Rich American League reauita Milner cf 5 0 10 Bondsif 5 10 0 Angeles 1, StLouls 2. LOB— Los Anaeles 7 Carlsson cruises to tennis victory Manchester contingent’s Zone re­ had a 1-0 lead, it was weird. I felt Griffeth, Brandon Gamble) Olympics 0 Aldreterf 2 0 0 1 VonSlykcf 8 0 2 1 Transactions tard to 5-1-1 and 11-9-1 overall. record. confident. I knew I could hold the Morrison then homered. Leonard If liookie Brett Gideon. 1-0, worked 2 0 10 Rav2b 8 0 11 (*}: Pendleton (10), Sax BROOKLINE, Mass. — Teen-ager Kent Carlsson, one of the Windsor Locks’ Zone record falls to " It would be great for me to take lead.” indiana6,Royala4 YonoMdlf 3 10 0 Breomlb 8 2 2 0 (19), Lawless (1). S— APena. SF— a scoreless 12th inning for his first Junior girla White Sox 9, Orioioa 3 Spllmnph 1 0 0 0 Monisn3b 8 12 2 (taerrera,Herr. leaders of a strong Swedish contingent, cruised to his opening 0-6-1. Manchester resumes Zone him ,” Johnson said. "Th e amount “ We need a pitcher of that type (tarreltsp IP H of work he has done is quality. But I quality to step forward, a stopper major-league victory. Barry Jones KANSAS CITY CLEVELAND 0 0 0 0 RReyldsrf 5 0 10 R ER BB SO BASEBALL victory in the $239,000 U.S. Pro Tennis Championships. play tonight at 6 against South Bruins 2 (Jen Kool, Karl Bouyea) Wasngrph 1 0 0 0 LVIlrec 5 14 1 Les Angeles can’t take him. He hasn’t pitched had pitched three innings of score­ CHICAGO BALTIMORE rh b l O b rh M Pricep Havens 4 Amerloan League Windsor at Duprey Field. type guy,” Expos Manager Buck Eagles 1 (Dawn Harris) Wilson cf 1 1 0 0 Butleref 0 0 0 0 Pedriquss 2 0 0 0 3 Carlsson, 19, and the third seed at Longwood Cricket Club, less, one-hit relief before Gideon The Red Sox and Rowdies ployed to a Obrhbl ObrhM 5 0 0 0 WCIarklb 5 2 2 0 Bonlllaph 0 0 0 0 APena 3 3 MINNESOTA TWINS— Signed Dean ”He (Kitsock) threw really enough innings.” Rodgers said. Guillen ss 3 2 2 1 Wiggins 2b 4 0 10 Beniquz If 2 0 0 1 Bemzrd 2b 5 2 2 0 Young Tartarian, shortstop, and assigned him to crushed American Jim m y Brown 6-4, 6-3, the "same score I lost entered the game. 0-0 tie. Redus If Seltzer 3b Mltchll3b 5 0 2 2 Belllardss 10 0 0 2 2 well,” Legion Ck>ach Dave Morency Leach has thrown 73 2-3 innings, 4 10 0 Burlesndh 3 0 0 0 4 0 11 Franco ss 4 12 0 AAelvInc 5 0 0 0 Wolkp 2 111 Howell L,23 1-3 1 Ellzobethton of the Appalachian League. to him by in Houston last year,” Brown said. Balnesdh 5 13 3 Dwyerph 10 0 0 Brett 1h 3 0 11 Carter 1b NEW YORK YANKEES— Placed Ron said. "O u r pitching is coming including six Tuesday night. He San Francisco blew a 3-0 lead. 5 13 4 RThpsn2b 4 10 0 Smlleyp 0 0 0 0 StLouls Carlsson, a semifinalist here last year, took advantage of a (taldem rf 4 10 0 Ripken ss 3 10 0 TrfoMIrf 4 0 11 ToMerdh 4 1 1 0 Uribe ss Tunnell 5 Kittle, outfielder, on the ISdoydlsobled list. around. I think this week will be a thinks that’s enough. Cards 5-5, Dodgers 4-4 GWalkrIb FWhlto2b 4 0 10 MHall If 4 111 4 0 10 Cangelsph 10 10 8 Recalled Henry Cotto, outfielder, from Junior 4 2 2 1 Murray lb 4 12 2 Downsp 1 0 0 0 DRoblsnp 0 0 0 0 PPerry 22^ 2 strong breeze to win handily in the principal match of the day barometer for the season.” Man­ 'T v e got to be considered,” he Phillies 10, Reds 8 Rskc 5 13 4 Knight 3b 4 0 0 0 Esnrchdh 4 0 0 0 Jacoby 3b 3 0 10 Speler3b Dowley Columbus of the International Leitaue. St. Louis came from behind Fury 3 (Randal Sllmon, Ben Anicon) Hill 2b BJocfcsn If 3 1 1 0 Snyder rf 2 0 0 0 MDIazph 10 0 0 2 1 Transferred Lenn Sakata, Inflelder, program . said. "E v e ry time I ’ve gone out. Luis Aguayo’s lOth-inning double 5 12 0 MYounglf 3 0 0 0 4 0 3 1 BJonesp 0 0 0 0 Dayley W,24) 13 0 chester is in the midst of a five against Los Angeles in both games Cyclones 0 Lyons 3b 3 0 0 0 Loev rf 3 11 0 ASalazr ss 3 12 0 Dempsy c 2 0 0 0 from the 15-day dIsoMed list to the 21-day consecutive Zone engagements. I ’ve won. I don’t know what else you broke an 8-8 tie and capped The Rangers won by forfeit, 1-0, over K Wilms cf 4 0 2 0 Kennedyc 3 0 11 Bosley ph 1 0 0 0 Parsnsph 10 0 0 Harperph 10 0 0 dlsobledllst. of the doubleheader, the 27th and the Diplomats. Blancin ss 0 0 0 0 Bandoc „ GIdeonp 0 0 0 0 **^~T9nnell, Havens. OAKLAND ATHLETICS— Signed Mor- Kitsock, in his six-inning stint, can do. 28th times that has happened to the Philadelphia’s rally from an 8-1 _ (tarhortef 3 00 0 0 0 0 0 Totals 40 4 7 3 Totals 47 814 8 Umpires— Home, Davis; First, Italian wins tour’s seventh stage Totals 37 914 9 Totals 31 3 5 3 LOwenc 3 1 0 0 teese Robinson, first besemon. Sent Robin- . struck out six and allowed just one “ It would be a great thrill for me. Cardinals this season. hole. Keith Hughes earlier had a Totals 33 4 7 4 Totato 37 813 8 son to Medford of the Northwest bases-loaded double, while Lance Son Francisco 2M tio 880 088-4 TROYES, France — Guido Bontempi of Italy won the seventh walk. If I don’t, it probabiy will be the only Jack Clark bounced a single up intermediate 838 oa 813-9 PWsbur^ 881 881 888 882-4 League. Parrish and Ron Roenicke hit solo Boltlmere egt 308 010—1 I City Notional LeoBue stage of the T o u r de France in a 5 hours, 8 minutes and 17 seconds Manchester wasted no time get­ shot at this I ’ll have. I ’ve got not the middle with one out in the 10th Hurricanes 2 (Chris Bell 2) Earth- ®»Pi« Wnnlng RBI — Rsk (9). Two Olds when winning run scored. HOUSTON ASTROS— Recalled RoMIe control over It.” homers. GameWInnlngRBI— AAorrIson (5). while Switzerland’s Erich Maechler kept the overall lead. ting on the scoreboard. Jon Roe led inning of the second game, scoring auakes 1 (Derrik (tastin) DR— Chicago 1, Baltimore 1. LOB— One out when winning run scored, Tueaday’ahomeruna Wine, catchw, from T ucmni of the Pqdfic off the game with a single and Darling didn’t have a great deal Fo r host Cincinnati, Bo Diaz had Racers 3 (Scott Doll, Bill White, Kevin Chlcogo 7, Baltimore 2. 2B— (talllen 2, (tame Winning RBI — Carter (5). 1 Pedrique. DP-Son Froncisco Coast League. Sent RonnReynolds,cotcher, The pack of cyclists finished the 131-mile stage from Epinal to Tom Lawless from second base. O'Donnell) Diplomats 2 (Scott Salonen K e n n ^ , Kyyillloms, Rsk. 3B— (uicy. OP— Kansas atv 1, aevelond 1. LOB— J-, Ri2»b«fOh I. LOB— Son Froncisco 9, outright to Tucson. proceeded to steal second base. Rob of control over his slump. He didn’t The two games, following a delay a grand slam and six runs batted P ltto M ^ 9. 2B— lavalllere, Leonard. Troyes together, leaving the overall classifications practically and Eric Davis hit his 25th homer, 2) (*•' Murrov (17), Baines (1IL Kansas City 8, Oeveland 9. 2B— Snyder. ByptoMsoctatodPrass BAAKETBALL Stanford singled to score Roe with pitch especially well for the last 10 of 2 hours and 22 minutes at the GWalker (17). S— (talllen. SF— Guillen. 3B— T^bfer. HR— Carter (18). SB-rWIIson SB— Cangelosl (13). Amerlean League National BMelban AssocMton unchanged. >. his seventh against the Phillies this (27), Franco (17). 5— OownsZSF— Aldreto. Laudner (11), Twins; Pagllarulo (I4i Post 102’s first run. Manchester weeks, but he also suffered from start due to rain, required more ATLANTA HAWKS-Nomsd Johnny year. Cincinnati now has five grand IP H R ER BB SO innrvanrlz, .'^ ** " « •■ «> Henderson (11), WashlnWn(S)?Yemkees' Ctavis director of community affairs. took a 2-0 lead in the second inning hard luck. than seven hours to play. After the Chtcago K^sttoOty "• MOTmanctiCv slams this season, three against the Downs 8 11 4 4 2 8 FOOTBALL when Joe Leonard doubled and Against Atlanta, he allowed second game was over at 3 a.m. Radio, T V Bannister W9-7 7 3 2 2 1 1 GuWcaa 823 9 4 4 2 4 (tarrelts 3 i n n n s Sox, Mumiy H7), Orioles; Cartor (18), National FoolbaH L e o w , Saratoga track gets new surface Phillies. QujnbfV L^ 1 123 4 2 2 1 0 indlexis; Itortor (4), McDowell (10) CINCINNATI BENGALS-Sloned Marc moved to third on a Kiteock seven hits and one ruii in six C D T , the two teams had 14‘A hours ^"fitSntota * * 1 1 0 2 Q mVOMMI Price L,1-l 23 Rangers; Mulllniks (4), Blue B ^ FiiiaBtffti Logon and John Hollfleld, running backs. SARATOGA SPRINGS, N.Y. — The Saratoga Race Course will sacrifice. Joe Casey drove in innings. This time, the bullpen held until they were scheduled to start TODAY HobjmnL,13 1 5 3 3 1 0 Sdjrom 8 8 4 4 5 3 Wbik IW,RedSox;Drtlneei'(11)'!A;^^^^ SSkS MIAMI OOLPHINS-Nomed Patrick J. 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LONDON (AP) - The 1988 'T ve been confident all along 4th year Olympics will he held as scheduled that the Games would be in Seoul,” in Seoul, South Korea, or not at all, De Frantz said Tuesday in a !• • • • • • • • 4 according to International Olympic telephone interview from Los An­ geles. “The folks there have V.W.V.V. m By Howard Ulmon Committee President Juan Antonio K w . v . v . The Associated Press Samaranch. worked hard. Certainly they have ’•••••V.V.V. The turmoil created by two an important set of issues to resolve . ••••••••• months of violent protests against for the future of their nation. >I*K*.*«*K*I*- m BOSTON — Boston center Bill Walton, who has played 10 NBA the government of President Chun “Of course. I’m here in Los . ••••••• seasons. Is expected to nnlss his Doo-hwan led to discussion of Angeles, so I don’t know what possible alternate sites for the actually has happened in Korea,” C w fourth year after undergoing Games, scheduled to convene at she said, “but I’ve been very surgery Tuesday to make his right Seoul on Sept. 17, 1988. Impressed with the speed with foot less vulnerable to injury. "It is Seoul or no 1988 Olympics.” which the leadership of South Celtics’ General Manager Jan Samaranch said in a London Daily Korea has moved to work together Volk is hopeful Walton can return in Telegraph story on Tuesday. and come to proper solutions.” 1988-89, when the player will be 36 "Either we go to Seoul or there will years old. be no Games.” “As far as I know,” Worrell said •‘There's no certainty in any of It was the strongest statement to from Toronto, “there has been no blu this,” Volk said. “There’s no date by Samaranch on the Seoul discussion of alternative sites. It’s certainty he’ll be back. All we know Games, although he had earlier time the world realizes the Games is he had the same surgery on his said there had been nodiscussion of are allotted to a single city. The left foot and he missed two alternative sites for the 1988 Koreans have put themselves out seasons.” Games. The IOC had previously considerably and have constructed He added that Tuesday’s opera­ indicated that its charter calls for excellent facilities. tion was “slightly less radical.” relocating Games from a scheduled Dogging it AP photo “The political question is a A broken navicular bone in his host only in the event of war. Korean problem and I believe they right foot limited Walton to 10 Carlsson advances “We have never discussed an are quite capable of resolving it. I regular-season games and 12 of alternative site,” Samaranch said. am confident it will be straightened Boston’s 23 playoff games last Kent Carlsson of Sweden follows Championships at the Longwood “The Games were awarded to Seoul out. This is all premature. 'The No foo(j — including apple pie — has more loyal fans season. through during a return in action Cricket Club In Brookline, Mass. and the Games will go on in Seoul. Games are 15 months away.” Rather than hope the injury ... We will not change that Tuesday against Jimmy Brown of Largo, Third-seed Carlsson defeated Brown decision.” Several cities, including 1984 host By Nancy Poppas digested) than at any other time They’re little hot doggies! Get would heal during the off-season. Herald Reporter Whlton chose to have surgery Fla., during play in the U.S. Pro Tennis 6-4, 6-3 in second-round action. Samaranch said the situation in Los Angeles, have offered to put on of the year. ’em while they’re hot!” he’s aimed at eliminating the pressure Seoul appeared to ha ve improved in the 1988.Games should Seoul be Although family picnics and supposed to have called out. believed responsible for the the last week, and “we have 15 unable to do so. If you ask for a dressed hot dog barbecues account for some of Within a few months, hot-dog fracture. months until the Games. ... 1 am The situation in Seoul has also Mustard 87.6% in Chicago, you’ll get a wiener in a the hot dogs consumed, baseball concessionaires were opening at sure that by then the improvement Bone was removed from three Chi Chi didn’t play for days, given life once again to old Sauerkraut 51.4% j chewy poppy seed roll, topped games bear an equal responsibil­ most major ball fields. a areas of his right foot and ankle at will have taken place. Seoul has arguments favoring a permanent with yellow mustard and chopped ity. On average, the number of made us no promises, but we are Although their popularity hsra Presbyterian Intercommunity Hos­ site for the Olympics. Both De Relish 37.8% ( Percent of raw onion, a couple of tiny hqt hot dogs devoured at ball parks continued practically undimin­ pital in Whittier. Calif. The surgery keeping in close contact.” Frantz and Worrell expressed peppers and a fong slice of kosher The South Korean situation ap­ Topping / Onions 29.4% ) people who equals 75 percent of the number of ished over the past 80 years, hot was done by Dr. F. William Wagner opposition to permanent Olympic dill pickle. people in the stands. And there dogs have been the center of a and Dr. Anthony Daly. but Fairfieid is made for peared to stabilize last week after sites. Chun accepted a series of opposi­ J Ketchup 29.1% \. use it Ask for a dressed dog in Kansas have been times when hot dog number of controversies, as well. Walton was expected to be City, and you’ll probably get a sales actually outnumbered hospitalized for three to five days By Chris Dahl For his efforts, the native of for Rodriguez, well-known for his tion proposals on electoral reform. ’.’I don’t think there’s any place in I Cheese 22.3% 1 Earlier in this century, consumer The Assaclated Press Puerto Rico has pocketed $274,133. Renewed demonstrations have the world that’s perfect, and you *' ■ Reuben dog, served with sauerk­ attendance! advocates claimed that the hot and have his foot put in a cast. fun-loving approach to the game. Chili 19.2 raut and melted Swiss cheese on a Coming off rainy practice “The greens were perfect, the sparked some violence in the recent would have to find a perfect place” J Although Americans claim the dog was the catch-all for all In 1985-86. Walton’s first season days, however. for a permanent site, DeFrantz sesame seed roll. FAIRFIELD — It should have rounds. Rodriguez and Billy Casper fairways were perfect,” Rodriguez \ \i***y» hot dog as a native product, manner of scraps and filth found with Boston, he averaged 19.3 Samaranch’s Seoul-or-nothing said. “I saw what effect it had on *. '"*h minutes per game as a backup to been good news for the other golfers both said the course, redesigned by said, “and I don’t know about the Southerners boast about their Europeans had served various on the slaughterhouse floor. position was endorsed by two North Los Angeles in 1984. It gave the city . f T center Robert Parish. Volk feels that Chi Chi Rodriguez hadn’t A.W. Tillinghast in 1930. was in rough because I wasn’t in It.” f • — com dogs, a hot dog on a lollipop sausages for centuries. But it was played for 10 days before arriving excellent shape. American delegates to the IOC. a much better understanding of that Walton can fill the substitute’s Casper thinks maturity is the stick, dipped in commeal batter Anton Feuchtwanger, a Bavarian IN THE 1960b, people began to for the U.S. Senior Open. It isn’t Tillinghast. famous for his work reason that some players, such as Anita De Frantz of the United what the Games are all about, and it and d^ep fried. And Coney Island role despite his age. States and James Worrell of would be a shame to deny that concessionaire at the 1904 St. express concern alraut sodium shaping up that way. on the Winged Foot. Baltusrol and Rodriguez, don’t reach their peak dogs, with your choice of cumin- “We’re not talking about an “I haven’t played much lately San Francisco Golf Club courses, Canada. opportunity to the rest of the world. Louis World’s Fair, who is given nitrite, a preservative that in­ unrealistic workload for someone until they get to the Seniors Tour. scented onions or piping hot credit for developing the first hot because my mother died recently. fashioned Brooklawn with “collect­ “Age has helped us to understand creases the life of a hot dog, and that age.” Volk said, “particularly But I played today for the first time ing” greens, which means the sauerkraut, are known the world dog bun. He stuck a narrow also gives it a characteristic red if that person hasn’t played all that our golf swings and to control over. in 10 days and I did very, very putting surfaces are dished in from ourselves on the course.” he said. Hearns seeks new title sausage inside and called i t ... a color. much in the preceding years.” well.” R^riguez announced Tues­ the sides. y No matter what the regional sausage in a bun. By the 1970s, concerns about He added that he would be But Rodriguez, who had moder­ day after a practice round. Although the greens are in good ate success on the regular PGA vW iati(^ may be, hot dogs are fats and salt content were added "happy for the opportunity to have “The golf course was made for condition, their subtle twists will onfe'Ofr'America’s favorite indul­ THE ORIGINS of the popular him back. 1 would think if his foot is Tour, said he couldn’t explain why in October Vegas bout to the worries over preservatives. me. I saw it for the first time today po.se the biggest challenge for the he was reborn last year on the gences. We munch 19 billion of name “hot dog,” is clouded with Low-fat hot dogs, made from beef well, the rest of him will respond.” and thought I was in heaven.” players this week. Casper them annually, according to the A foot injury sidelined Walton for Seniors Tour. The possibilities, he myth and innuendo. One tale, or poultry, were added to the The news doesn’t bode well for predicted. suggested, range from the physical NEW YORK (AP) - De.spite “They’re behind me now.” he National Hot Dog and Sausage recounted by food folklorists, has all of the 1978-79 season. He played the other 149 golfers participating “The scoring will depend on what winning three world boxing titles. said at a news conference also refrigerator cases of many to the mental to the supernatural. Council. Laid end to end, those hot it that an enterprising young supermarkets. 14 games with the San Diego in the U.S. Senior Open, which happens on the greens and where Rodriguez credited Jack Nick- Thomas Hearns has always been attended by Roldan. “If Ray Clippers the next season, then sat begins Thursday on the hilly par-71. the USGA places the flags.” Casper overshadowed by Sugar Ray Leo­ Leonard wants a fourth title, he dogs could make three round fellow attending a New York With each new wave of concern, laus for helping his confidence trips to the moon! out the following two years after 6.559-yard Brooklawn Country Cjub said. several years ago by inviting him, nard and Marvelous Marvin needs me. I don’t need him.” Giants baseball game on a the sales of hot dogs have dipped undergoing surgery on his left foot course. “They may be the most perfect even though he was struggling, to Hagler. To meet the 160-pound middle­ Americans have just one offi­ particularly cold and blustery slightly, according to the hot dog that was similar to Tuesday’s Rodriguez has won five tourna­ greens I’ve seen in a long time. If join his golf club company. That could change Oct. 29 when weight limit, Hearns will have to cial day for honoring our moth­ day in 1908 realized that the fans council, but they quickly whip operation. ments this year on the PGA Seniors you read it right and stroke it right, “I used to see where not to hit it. Hearns meets Juan Roldan in Las lose about 14 pounds. ers, one for our fathers and a in the stands would buy anything back up to their former levels. He has played five seasons since Tour, including four straight in one there’s no way you should miss a Now I see where to hit it.” he said. Vegas. Nev.. for the vacant World “I don’t think it will be a big weekend, at best, to note the that would warm their innards. ’’The hot dog definitely re­ then. stretch. He also has two second- putt.” More recently, he credits golf Boxing Council middleweight title. problem,” he said. ’Til lose three birthday of liberty in the nation. He left the ball park and mains a favorite with Ameri­ Volk said the Celtics would honor place finishjes. a third, a fourth, a The question of course readiness guru Bob Toski for helping him A victory would make Hearns the or four pounds as soon as I start But to hot dogs, we award an ordered several dozen wieners in Walton’s contract for next season, fifth and a seventh. served as just another straight line first fighter to win world titles in training. Losing 14 pounds won’t be cans,” said Mary Beth Jung, regain his putting stroke. TO P DOGS entire month. July is National Hot buns at a saloon nearby, then spokesperson for Oscar Mayer although he declined to say if four weight divisions. easy, but I know I can do it.” Dog Month, the month when more Walton would be paid his full “It’s been a dream of mine for a Roldan has won 61 of 67 bouts, returned to the stands with his Source: Hebrew National hot dogs are discussed (and salary, reported to be about long time,” Hearns said Tuesday, including 41 by knockout. The cartoon of goodies. “They’re hot! Please turn to page 20 $450,000. USGA is firm: No goif carts “I’m in a position to do something 30-year-old Argentinian was Under the NBA’s salary cap that’s never been done before. It’s a stopped by Hagler in a middle­ chance to put my name in the weight title bout in 1984 after rules, he said, the Celtics can use FAIRFIELD (AP) - Golf carts capped.” Owens said. “That’s what statement. half of Walton’s salary to sign a free were allowed in the U.S. Senior record books.” knocking the champion down for Your Neighbor’s Kitchen they’re doing. I’m handicapped, “We continue to feel that walking Ten fighters, including Leonard. the first time in his career. agent. Open two years ago and P.J. golf is my living and I need to be is an integral and desirable part of “It’s making bad news not as Boatwright Jr., the USGA’s execu­ Roberto Duran and Alexis Ar- Roldan has won 12 straight fights able to make a living.” championship golf,” Hannigan guello, have won titles in three sir;% that loss, including a ninth- bad.” Volk said of the ability to u.se tive director of rules and competi­ Owens was told he couldn’t use a added. “The Senior Open will the money. tion. didn’t like it one bit. weight divisions. Arguello and round knockout of James Kinchen cart even fora practice round, so he therefore remain a competition Duran lost their bids for a fourth on the undercard of the Hagler- “Aesthetically, it wasn’t a pretty passed up the opportunity because which does not allow carts.” title. Family votes to share these sight to see spectators, many of Leonard fight April 6. he wanted to try to save his body for Boatwright recalled the 1985 Hearns. 29, knocked out Pipino them older than the players, the opening round Thursday. Senior Open at the Edgewood Roldan, speaking through an walking up hills while the golfers Cuevas in 1980 to win the World interpreter, said he isn’t worried By Nancy Poppas responsibilities and her job as the at room temperature Bianchi Owens, who has won $78,400 on Tahoe Golf Course in Stateline. Boxing Association welterweight Herald Reporter Yield; About 36. rode carts,” he said. “It takes away the Senior Tour this year without a Nev., for which an exception was about Hearns’ punching power. gym teacher at Washington School. ■/« pound feta cheese NOTE: These will freeze very a lot of the dignity. I think.” championship. In 1982, he won the The school year leaves little time to 1 tablespoon fresh, chopped victory, suffers from a variety of made when concerns arose about WBC super welterweight title with “Outside the ring, I respect him a When Ann Dell was growing up. well. Freeze, uncooked and unco­ In the face of a protest by Charles lower body ailments that started the effects high altitudes might indulge in her hobby, which is to parsley vered. on cookie sheets. As soon as new GM Owens, the United States Golf a 15-round decision over Wilfred lot,” he said. “But when he is in the the emphasis at her home was cook up unusual meals. 2 teaspoons dill weed when he hurt his left knee in a 1952 have on players. Benitez. On March 7, Hearns ring, I am going to kill him.” definitely not on fine cooking. ”My they are frozen solid, transfer to Association and Boatwright stood parachute jump while with the “I wish we hadn’t done it and. as “It’s not my job, that’s fairly Vk teaspoon garlic powder plastic bags and seal. firm on Tuesday in defending their captured his third belt by beating Hearns said he plans to return to mother just really could not cook.” relaxing,” Dell said. Her children’s 4 ounces (1 stick) melted butter Army at Fort Bragg, N.C. it turned out, I don’t believe it was Dennis Andries for the WBC light she said Monday at her home on of Knicks decision not to allow carts in their He has had four knee operations necessary.” he said. the light heavyweight division after activities are what pulls her away Phyllo dough is generally pur­ Shrimp scampi championship events. heavyweight title. fighting Roldan. Wildwood Drive. from the kitchen, she said. Her chased frozen, and is available at and suffers from chronic arthritis Despite his success. Hearns is "Let me give you an example.” Owens, who has a fused left knee in his lower back. He takes Boatwright said he, too, sympa­ daughter, Cortney. is in gymnas­ several Manchester grocery stores. 1 teaspoon cornstarch NEW YORK (AP) - A1 Bianchi and ankle as well as back problems, thized with Owens. probably best known for his losses “I’m more comfortable carrying she said. “When I was in high tics, Brownies, soccer and swim Thaw overnight in the refrigerator, 1 tablespoon cold water cortisone injections and pills to to Leonard and Hagler — the only school. I tasted my first pork chop. today was named general manager said he would play in this week’s control the pain. “We don’t like to look like a bunch the heavier weight,” he said. “At team. Her son, Curtis, plays without opening the package. 8 cloves garlic of the New York Knicks. ending a U.S. Senior Open but probably two defeats in,his 46-bout profes­ this point In my career, it’s more My mother fried it for six hours, to trombone, is in Little League, plays Mix together the cream cheese, 2 teaspoons parsley Carts are optional on the Seniors of ogres. We wish we could figure a sional career. be sure that all of the trichinosis in 79-day search for someone to fill the would be on crutches by the time he Tour, which is sanctioned by the way to let Charles Owens play (with natural for me.” ice hockey and has been a Cub Scout feta, parsley, dill weed and garlic Vk teaspoon oregano post. finishes the first round. it was dead.” — with mom as his leader. powder, until well blended. Ml teaspoon paprika PG A. anbd so Owens is able to play a cart). But you can’t do It for him The family’s mainstays were hot A noon (EDT) news conference Despite letters from his doctor as many tournaments as he wants. without doing it for everybody else. But when the school year, and Open phyllo carton and slit open ■A teaspoon black pepper and from four advocacy agencies dogs and canned petit peas, she many of those activities end, Dell Dash cayenne pepper was scheduled for today to intro­ But carts are not allowed by the How do you treat one player said. “Do you know. I still can't eat the plastic wrapper that’s found duce Bianchi. Knicks spokesman for the handicapped. Owens. 57. USGA, which sanctions Open com­ differently from another? 'There has the opportunity to cook up a inside. Unfold the phyllo gently. 2 teaspoons lemon juice John Cirillo said. said he was told by USGA officials those little peas?” she laughed. storm. Members of the family You will find that it is a large Vi cup chicken broth . petition at all levels. are a lot of guys who would like to Fortunately for Dell, her future The hiring of Bianchi. 55, an that they would make no exception “The USGA sympathizes with ride.” voted on which of her specialty number of thin leaves of dough. 1 stick bntter Homemaker’s i Choice. l)usband moved in next door during 6 tablespoons dry white wine assistant coach of the Phoenix Suns to allow him to use a golf cart this Charles Owens and others who Owens vows to play as long as he recipes she should share with the Remove two from the stack and fold their senior year of high school. “I Manchester Herald’s readers. The IVk ponnds medium-sized from the 1975-76 season until last week on the hilly Brooklawn want to play in the Senior Open but can as a protest on behalf of all would hang around a lot over at his the rest back together. 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Yields approxi­ The coupons must have at least M Johnson’s "Pocket Encyclopedia of Wine’’ (1987 is ideal for a summer buffet. Honey 1 tablespoon fresh snipped pars­ thickened. Makes 4 to 6 servings. mately 3 cups. Z tablespoons milk days left before they expire, and an code. This offer expires Oct. 31,1987, but requests ■carrot will give you 11,000 Interna­ Gingered Carrots take only 7 to 8 ley 4 cups powdered sugar, sifted Mition). Send the required refund form and two for the form must be postm ark^ by Sept. 30,1987. tional Units of Vitamin A, or almost This hot fruity vegetable dish is organisation like ours would be Universal Product Code symbols from any Bird’s minutes to cook, and are great Pare carrots and cut into thirds. ideal with poultry or pork. Place cream cheese and butter While waiting for the form, save the Universal . triple the recommended daily allo- limited to no more than 15 of the Eye Deluxe Vesetebles, sldng with a dheck or served either hot or cold. 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But, can anything that is and microwave on high for 7 to 8 ZVit cups (1 pound) carrots, cut t cups sugar wooden spoon; add vanilla and 2 pints fresh or frozen V t teaspoon ground allspice $123 to receive its coupon lists for Relish, which is prepared ahead of this good for you taste good too? Of minutes. Drain. Into Vt inch diagonal slices Z cups flour blueberries 1 taaspoon lemon |ulce the next three months. time and served cold, is an milk. Mix thoroughly. Add alfted course! Carrots can be prepared in Mix honey, lemon juice, ginger, V4 cup water Z teaspoons cinnamon sugar, beat until smooth. 1/9 cup sugar I hesitate to ask our organisation based on receiving 25 percent of the excellent choice to serve with 2 peaches tions, that make more than $100 a of purchase. So epunting the, . many different ways and because salt and pepper; toss with carrots. 1 small onion, sliced, separated I>A teaspoon soda to spend this kind of money to Just face value, you receive 7 cents for London Broil hot and sizzling from 9 tablespoons all-purpose Whipped cream (optional) month through this program. If the postage to send for the refund, my Of their mild flavor, lend them­ Sprinkle with parsley and micro- into rings >A teaspoon salt Marge Churchill is a ManciieBter sell if it would pay us to participate. each coupon. That works'out to a the grill. Of course, carrots can also flour company is willing to give you these cost for the 42-ounce Oxydol Was selves well to a variety of spices, wave on high until reheated. Makes 1 small green pepper, sliced Into resident who is an expert on What do you think? total income of $131.25, minus any be a dressed up part of any dessert 3 cups grated fresh carrots references, call the other organiza­ only 31 cents. I consider that a .herbs, and fruits for unusual and 4 to 6 servings. This is also great thin rings 1 cup chopped pecans microwave cooking. If you have GORDON RBESER expenses and the postage to send in menu. Rich and moist carrot cake tions and find out how they xlo it. pretty good buy!” tasty combinations. chilled. W can (IOV4 ounces) condensed Rinse fresh or frozen blueberries. In medium saucepan SCRANTON, PA. close to 2,000 coupons. frosted with a creamy cheese any questions about microwaving Then you’ll be in a position to judge Carrots are available year- tomato soup Cut two circles from waxed paper that you’d like to see answered In combine sugar, flour and allspice. Stir in berries and lemon juice. If it is more realistic to believe frosting is deserving of praise any whether “or not your group can So do I. And smart shoppers round. Baby carrots with tender time of year. 1 teaspoon Worcestershire sauce to fit a 9-inch round microwave this column, write to; Microwave Let stand 5 minutes. Cook and stir over medium heat until D E A R GO R D O N : I think that you that only a quarter of the coupons whose money-saving experience Aprlcarrots should think long and hard about follow suit. If they are not willing to skins can be cooked whole. Larger 1 teaspoon prepared mustard cake pan. You will have to bake two Kitchen, Manchester Herald, P.O. thickened and bubbly. Turn mixture into 9-inch quiche dish. Peel appearing on the list are distributed appear in this column receive 1 pound fresh carrots making this investment. provide references, forget it. carrots should be peeled or Vi cup bottled red wine vinegar layers, one layer at a time. Box 591, Manchester, 06040. and pit peaches. Cut each into 6 wedges; arrange in berry In your area and your members another bonus, m y “ Guide to scraped, then cut up for faster and Carrot casserole ’ This company sends out a list that turn in an average of only seven or Coupons and Refunds.” mixture, pit side doWn. Cover with foil. Bake in 375-degree oven THE SMART SHOPPER more even microwaving. Older 12 carrots, pared ^ may have 250 or more coupons eight coupons, you might find that AW AR D goes to Oiarlotte Byrd of carrots have a tough, woody core. Vi cup water 10 minutes or until bubbly. Serve warm topped with whipped listed. Let’s say that half of the your organization is only able to Falling Waters, W. Va.: ’’Our Halve them lengthwise, then pry 1 teaspoon salt ALL cream, if desired.' Makes 4 servings. coupons listed appear in your area. send in another 300 coupons a supermarket had the 42-bunce Send questions and comments to out the pale core with a sharp knife. Microwave dlrections^ Rinse fresh or frozen berries. In 9-inch That means your organization month and your income in that case Vi teaspoon dry mustard Oxydol on sale for $2.09. They were Martin Sloane In care of the The outer portion can be cut up and 3 tablespoons all-purpose flour microwave-safe quiche dish combine sugar, flour and allspice. could send a maximum of 15 would be $35 minus postage and STORES coupons for each of 125 products, also offering double coupons, so my Manchester Herald. The volame of microwaved like young, tender (A teaspoon dill seed Stir In berries and lemon juice. Micro-cook, uncovered, on 100 expenses. 50-cent Oxydol coupon was worth $1 carrots. which works out to a total of 1,875 ^ 1 suggest that you call this mall precludes Individaal replies to W teaspoon pepper percent power (high) 9 to 10 minutes or until thickened and I suggest that you call this off the price. But my savings were Look for firm, well-formed CELEBRATE coupons. Let s say that the average'^com pany and get the names and every letter, bat Sloane will re­ 1 small onion, chopped not over. I found a $1 Oxydol refund smooth carrots with bright orange bubbly; stlrevery 2 minutes. Peel and pit peaches. Cut each into 6 value of a coupon is 28 cents, and phone numbers of a dozen organiza- spond to letters of general Interest 2 cups shredded sharp Cheddar wedges; arrange in berry mixture, pit side down. Micro-cook, offer. and all I needed was one proof In the column. or orange-red color. Small to cheese THE OPENING medium carrots offer best flavor. loosely covered with wax paper, 3 to 4 minutes or until bubbly. I can (IOV4 onnees) cream of T rim tops to save space. Do not OF THE NEWEST Serve warm, topped with whipped cream, if desired. celery sonp, undiluted wash until ready to use. Good Vtt cup cracker crumbs Nutrition information per serving: 231 cal., 2 g pro., 57 g carbo., Growers gambling on yuppie fruit quality carrots, stored in plastic ■A cup butter, melted 1 g fat, 3 mg sodium. U.S. RDA; 17 percent vlt. A, 55 percent vit. C, bag and refrigerated keep for Slice carrots lengthwise. Com­ 10 percent riboflavin, 14 percent iron. By A .J. Dickerson several months. bine carrots and water in a percent of Brooks’ $35 million gross carambola, which comes in sweet Fo r cooking fresh carrots, follow The Associated Press sales. tardy fruit that comes in two I'A-quart casserole. Cover with and tart varieties. flavors. these suggestions. Whole baby plastic wrap. Microwave at high for “ It’s a very exciting time for The specialty food market Carambolas, which when sliced carrots, approximately 12 ounces, lOto 12 minutes, oruntilcarrotsare HOMESTEAD. Fla. - Fruit tropical fruit growers in South growers in South Florida are started about a dozen years ago. fall Into five-pointed stars, were will microwave in 6 to 8 minutes. almost tender. Let stand 1 or 2 FutureStore" Florida," says Ellenby. gambling that a yuppie demand for Growers wanted new crops, groc­ listed separately for the first time Use a 1-quart covered casserole minutes. Drain and remove 484 STATION AVE-YARMOUTH Growers concede there are nrob- Twice-the-banana salad something new and different to eat ers wanted new produce and in new statistics because their with 2 tablespoons of water. Stir carrofs. EXIT 8 (SOUTH) OFF ROUTE 6 (MIOCAPE HWY) lems. Some fruits have short shelf will establish a market for some consumers wanted a change. production had increased. once. Let stand, covered for 3 Combine salt, mustard, flour, dill 1 ripe medium banana, cut Dash salt lives or don’t ship well. Also, with minutes. Carrot cuts. 2 inches in seed, and pepper in a small bowl. exotic tropical fruits with funny Why? Growers are excited. up 8 cups torn greens names. supply lagging behind demand, one size, approximately 10 to 12 carrots Combine onion and cheese in a piece of fruit may cost several “ Boredom with the run-of-the- 'U cup salad oil “ Business is wonderful,” says DOUBLE COUPONS 8-ounce can pineapple From this farm belt near Miami, dollars. mill.” says Murray Corman, presi­ 1 tablespoon vinegar Joan Green, the owner of Green’s SEE STORE FOR DETAILS. chunks, drained they have begun shipping out such No Bananas, Peggy Kenney’s dent of the Rare Fruit Council Gourmet Grove. “People are anx­ 1 tablespoon lemon juice A Newipaper In Education Program 1 medium banana, sliced rare crops as star fruit (caram- fledgling Miami fruit distribution International. Inc., a Miami-based ious to try new food” Sponaoredby 1 tablespoon sugar study group. “ Increased disposable The Quiz 1 c u p sliced fresh bola). mamey sapote. atemoyas. firm, in fact sells no bananas. She She said her S-year-old business The Manchester Herald strawberries sugar apples, monastera and low- ships rare fruits to restaurants and income for the yuppies. And better this year should ship some 70,000 calorie longans and lychees. marketing.” V< cup peanuts grocers in New York, Texas and pounds of carambola. pliis longans, Colorado. a lychee relative, and atemoyas. a woridscope (10 polnia tor aach quaoHon anaaiarad conacUy) ’’They’re yuppie fruits.” says Dade County growers say their “ The demand is good” she says. pudding-sweet pulpy hybrid of In a blender container combine the ripe banana, oil. vinegar, business sense tells them to plant Marc Ellenby. owner of the Com­ “ It's the gourmets. But many sugar apples favored by Hispanics. fort Grove. rare fruits and keep pace with the lemon juice, sugar, and salt. Cover and blend, until smooth. shoppers are hesitant to buy Nisson. of Fresh World, which because of the high prices.” trend, according to agriculture Transfer mixture to a screw-top jar; cover and chill. In a salad "We are gambling that a good agent M ary Lamberts. markets specialty foods to restau­ bowl combine greens, pineapple, banana and strawberries. deal of these are going to hit and CAbout 10 years ago. California’s rants and groceries in 14 Southeast­ Shake dressing; pour over salad. Toss, Sprinkle peanuts on top. become staple items,” saw Bill kiwis languished on shelves. Then Vegetables brought in $180 m il­ ern states, agrees that rare fruit Makes 6 servings. Schaefer, marketing director for the pricq^gme down and kiwis are lion in 1984-85. the last year for sales have surged. But his enthusi­ J.R. Brooks A Sort Inc., a Homes­ selling likeTiot cake8r..,says Max which statistics are available from asm doesn’t match that of the Nutrition information per serving: 199 cal., 4 g. pro., 21 g Nisson, co-owner of Fresh World, the U.S. Department of Agricul­ growers. carbo., 13 g fat, 55 mg sodium. U.S. RDA: 39 percent vit. A, 80 tead fruit and vegetable shipper THE BUTCHER SHOP "And I think they will. an Atlanta specialty-foods distribu­ ture. Growers earned $44.39 million “ Carambola is wonderful,” he percent vit. C. 10 percent thiamine. tor who does a lot of business with from their 22,230 acres of fruit that says, “ but it’s not for everybody. BEEF R0UN0-B0NELESS-STE4KS 2.29 LB FRESH GENUINE AMERICAN WHOLE “ We are responding to the 1980s year. call of ‘What do you have that’s new South Florida growers. Growers don’t understand what’s Top Round 499 Leg-O-Lamb A 19 and different?” ’ Avocados brought in $12.5 mil­ happening at the other end of the R o a sts ^ ,b I Empress Schaefer thinks the tastes of the lion. limes $19.9 million, mangoes delivery truck.” O ven R e ad y Schaefer says that .in 1983 his times are changing and that FROZEN-GRADE “A" 25 TO 32-02. GOLDEN SMOKED company ^hipped only mangoes, — a peach-like fruit — $5.6 million. Corman disagrees. Solid White Tima kiwi-like popularity is just around Other top sellers were papayas, Tyson Cornish 0 A 4 & Morrell Canned ^ 9 9 Shrimp-stuffed cheese limes and avocados. Last year, the the comer foz the new South “With proper marketing,” he bananas, lychees, carambola and says, “ It’s going to be a boon for H e n s : b 0 9 H am ciS O rare tropical fruits made up about 5 REGULAR on THICK SLICED Florida crops, especially the pretty BREAST OTRS WITH WINGS 59* LB FRESH 891 One 2-pound round Edam mamey sapote, the latter a cus- South Florida.” 1 tablasppon cooking oil .5^ Chicken Leg (3trs. .t 49* Oscar Mayer Bacon JiS 2.69 1 A few days ago, these riot police in Seoul smiled as they read (BEEF 8-OZ PKG. 1 19) SLICED MEAT or Oouda cheese 1 medium tomato, peeled, LESSER QUANTITIES 89* A - “GREAT ON A GRILL' DINNER Oscar Mayer Bologna Sf,' 1.09 IN WMTER-CHUNK LIGHT % pound fresh or frozen, seeded and chopped newspaper accounts of ruling party chairman Roh Tae Woo’s Fresh Chicken Legs’ol’nS! ,«79* 50*4 LEANER THAN BACON * Kraft C C Empress E A e shrimp In shells proposed government reforms. Among other things, the FRESH GENUINE AMERICAN SHOULDER SLADE 1 whole sweet pickle, finely Menus Lamb Chops .b2.89 Swift Sizzlean • wTl 79 Mac & Cheese w O Hina proposal called for (CHOOSE ONE: direct presidential elections, COLONIAL - GREAT ON A GRILL ' 9 cups water chopped FRESH GENUINE AMERICAN ALL REGULAR VARIETIES a cabinet system headed by a prime minister). Extra Mild Franks ^ 1.59 IN TOMATO SAUCE 1 email onion, finely Rib Lamb Chops "TbS T’ .»4.89 Kraft Barbecue Sauce ” 1.19 Campbells Pork & Beans « 39* ' h teaspoon ground red BEEFI-LB PKG 169 "GREAT ON A GRILL FRESH PORK HOT DOG. HAMBURG OR SWEET REALLY FINE chopped pepper served to senior citizens at Man­ A&P Meat Franks il51.59 Senior cltlzeng — — Meals on Wheels 2 Mikhail Gorbachev’s authority Matchwords Picnic Shoulders 99* Vlasic Relish 2 * 1 A&P Mayonnaise ” 99* meat ravioli, bacon-lettuce-tomato FROZEN-COUNTRY TREAT 1-LB ROLL 1 99 V« cup soft bread crumbs chester Memorial Hospital cafete­ (2 potota tor each correct match) EQUAL AMTS OF CNTR CUT. BIAOC END S SIRLOIN END CHOPS JET PUFFED KRAFT The following meals will be The following meals are to be sandwich, kielbasa and was bolstered recently by the A&P Sausage Meat 99* ria. between 4:30 and 6:30 p m . AsOTted Pork Chops T" »1.79 Kraft Marshmallows ” 59* Light Mayonnaise 1.39 served at Majdair Gardens and served to Meals on Wheels clients sauerkraut. appointmeni of three^^cn 1-bolsler a-iriend FROZEN-ASSORTED VARIETIES-BROWN N SERVE daily. The menu items may change. FROZEN BIGG REGULAR Using a vegetable peeler, remove all the red skin from the Westhill Gardens the week of July Swift Sausage Links the WMk of Ju ly 13 to 17. The hot Thursday: Veal Parmesan, thought to be his allies as new A&P Perch Fillets i:S2,39 ^,^.29 Wlieaties Cereal - ” 1.89 Kraft Mayonnaise ” 1.49 13 to 17 to Manchester residents Sunday: Pork chop with gravy, FROZEN-BUY ONE-GET ONE FREE cheese. Cut a thin slice from the top of the cheese round. Using a noon rii'eal Is listed first and the cool franks and beans, cheeseburger on (CHOOSE ONE: non-voling, full) 2-ally FROZEN-SALAD SIZE REGULAR CREAMY OR CRUNCHY PLUS DEPOSIT-REG. OR DIET who are 60 or older: beef turnover with gravy, batter A&P Fish Cakes 'iV 99* grapefruit knife and spoon, hollow out cheese, leaving a evening meal is second. dipped fish, hot dog on a bun. a bun, stjr-fried beef with members of the ruling Politburo. A&P Cooked Shrimp 5?,' 1.59 Peter Pan Peanut Butter ” 1.69 Pepsi Cola or Slice 6 1.79 Monday: Apple juice, roast pork GOLDEN RIOOIES PLUS DEP WHERE REQUIRED 'A-Inch-thick shell. Soak shell In lukewarm water for 1 hour. Monday: Chicken cordon bleu, vegetables. 3-*Hal c-importanl with brown gravy, mashed pota­ Monday: American chop suey, 3 Mr. Gorbachev’s effort to re­ Bachman Potato Chips ii1.89 Adirondack Soda 179* Finely shred enough scooped-out cheese to make % cup. toes, French cut green beans, carrots, green beans, salad, des­ Swedish meatballs, com fritter F rid a y : Boneless pork loin, vitalize the Soviet economy was 4-endors^ d-tirengthen NATURAL CASING (Reserve remaining cheese for another use.) wheat bread, tropical fruit mix with sert. Ham sandwich, grapes, milk. with sausage, hamburger on a bun. stuffed sole, manicotti, crabmeat also aided when the Communist salad. WITH LtNfcS. REGULAR OR Peel and devein shrimp; remove tails. Meanwhile, heat water to coconut. Tuesday: Roast beef with gravy, Tuesday: New England boiled Party’s Central Committee en­ K a ye m dinner, fried clam strips, macaroni 5-captive e-bacli boiling. Add shrimp; simmer 1 to 3 minutes or until shrimp turn Tuesday; Pineapple juice, sauer- baked potato, mixed vegetables, Saturday: Roast beef with gravy, dorsed his proposal lo (CHOOSE F ra n k s Chicken Noodle Prince ' and cheese. Sloppy Joe on a bun. pink. Drain. Chop shrimp. In a skillet cook onion In oil until braten with gingersnap gravy, salad, dessert. Turkey salad sand­ veal scallopine, chicken and O NE centralize, decentralize) m a 6 e w it h im ita tio n c r a b m e a t Soup Spaghetti boiled new potatoes, carrots and wich, pears, milk. Wednesday: Seafood newburg. cashews. Peopiewatch/sportHgtit Neptune Salad u> 3.99 tender. Add tomato, pickle and red pepper. Simmer, uncovered, control of the economy. ROSSERS peas, dinner roll, jellied fruit cup. (S polnM tor each correct enewer) Wunderbar Bologna about 5 minutes or until thickened. Stir In shrimp, crumbs and the Wednesday; Vegetable juice, Wednesday: Baked Jbiicken with lA 4-day-old died recently, I Comedian Jackie Gleason died recently »1.39 3 r H NEW YORKER 2 ®1 J cup shredded cheese; heat 1 minute. gravy, cranberry sauce, whipped ending (hopes that il would at age 71. Gleason was perhaps best sour cream meat loaf, buttered .American Cheese 14 2 .6 9 J Drain cheese and pat dry with paper towels. Place the shell In a noodles, zucchini and summer potatoes, spinach, salad, dessert. become the first of its kind lo be known for his popular show in PLUS VITAMIN ’’C ", PLUS CALCHJM OR REGULAR PSQ-9 INCH-WHITE UM JUMBO M>CT. OR LARGE JUMBO 6B-CT. 1-quart casserole. Spoon warm filling into center of cheese. squash medley, rye bread, fresh Liverwurst, apple, milk. raised in captivity in this country. ' which he played bus driver Ralph Centrum Jr. jm 9 9 Supertrim fruit. Thursday: Baked meat loaf with WISHING WELL Kramden. FRESH SUCCO-BOMaESS Bake, uncovered, in 350-degree oven about 10 minutes or until S Despite the Iran-lraq war, OPEC [/ Fresh Shark Steaks «. 2.99 Vitamins Plates Huggies pfcg. ** Thursday: Vegetable beef soup, gravy, whipped potatoes, broccoli, 16 •ides of cheese just begin to melt. Remove cheese from oven. To ministers meeting recently in t Movie star who slancd in such hit FRESH CUT MCN’S REGULAR SENSITIVE OR LADIES SPICY-BROWN ALL VARIETIES-aOURMET macaroni and cheese, Italian ve­ salad, dessert. Chicken slice sand­ Annual Sidewalk Sale Fresh Pollock Fillet .1.99 Bic Shavers 2*1 (Sulden’s Mustard 2 o’, *1 9 Lives Cat Food serve, cut into wedges. Serve at once with crackers. Makes 10 wich, applesauce, milk. Vienna were able lo agree lo films as “Top Gun" and “Risky Bust- getables. salad with Italian dress­ ness,” recetMly' made hb professioiMl FRESH CUT COO FILLET 2.89 LS.-FRE8H CUT MOLDED HANDLES-OOME LiO VEGETABLE THINS. SOCIABLES. BACON THINS OP ONE PLY servings. FrIdSy: Manicotti, zucchini, wax maintain an official oil price of Fresh Haddock Fillet .4.49 30 Quart Foam Coolers -1 .3 9 Triscuit Snack Crackers <11.39 Coronet Napkins ing, pumpernickel bread, double July 8th Thru July 11 racing debut in Georgia — fbibhiag Nutrition information per serving; 279 cal.,21 gpro.,3gcarbo., chocolate cake. beans, salad, dessert. Egg salad a barrel. FRESH SOUTHERN KINNEY SHOES-4 LAYER SOLE-MEN. WOMEN Oft CHKOftEN ALL VARIETIES _ ONE PLY-600 COUNT R O U 14lh out of 44 cart. Calico Scallops .4.99 Mixed Family Surfers .1.99 Friday. ^ juice, turkey sandwich, sliced pineapple, milk. a-$14 b-$18 C-S22 Almost Home Cookies «1.29 A&P Bath 'Tissue 21 g fat, 82 mg chol., 896 mg sodium. U.S. RDA: 15 percent vlt. A, FRBSH*FCaiO A OEVSINEO HOLDS UP TO 9 INCH PAPER PLATES PLUS OEPOSIT-HEINEKEN 24-12 OZ.14.M _ _ Wed. thru Sat. 3 Wimbledon fans were stunned when PLASTIC 16 percent riboflavin, 51 percent calcium, 40 percent tetrazzini. Oriental mixed vegeta­ Fresh CookedSt^ toSu. .10.99 Bamboo Plate Holders SS 69* Miller Ute Beer 2 4 9.99 Reynold's Wrap phosphorus. bles, wheat bread, blueberry tart Manchester hospital defending champioii and number-one T o with topping. The following meals will be seed (CHOOSE ONE: Ivan Lendl, Sorb Becker) was upset in the second round l.A l ir O R N IA JUK Y SW f I 1 50%-70% OFF Newsname by Australian Peter Doohan. Light’n Lively A (IS poinla II you can Idontlly ihlt Mrs. Filberts Nectarines or on many Discontinued Items poraon In the newt) ■> 4 |une 28th was a reciwd day in the Ice Milk Golden Quarters Peaches Vegetable garden slaw Weekend Specials American. .'League, with a total of 28 8 9 home rum hit in seven garnet. g.«i [" thur s.-fri.-s a t. n I recently announc­ (CH O O SE O N E: Oakland, Seattle) 1 2 ®1 791 Ik of a small head cabbage FROM CONCENTRATE REGULAR OR PLUS CALCIUM V* cup dairy sour cream ed my rcaignation rookie Mark McGwire hit IhrM homert DIETER’S OeLIQHT-CUT MXEO MMETIES CAUFORMA LARGE RED OR Minute Maid Orange Juice Citrus' Hill Orange Juice JJ 1.59 % of a small head % cup bottled creamy cu­ FREE HOT TOUCH CAR WASH • Price on Selected from the U.S. Su­ lo give him 27 lor the teatoti. V2 106% NATURAL ICED TEA. FRUIT PUNCH OR Extra Fancy O A e Black eaullflowar cumber salad dressing I When You Purchase An Interior Cleaning! preme Court. Who 5 An alumni game recently reunited for­ Dole Fruit & Cream Bars Hood Lemonade 79* Melon TTays O 9 Plums 1 small zucchini 1 teaspoon poppy seed am It mer ilart of the UCLA and North CaruR- NONDAWYTOFflNO WHTTC OR YEUOW-OELUXE SLICES RED RB>E-8UOAR SWEET Paper Goods A&P Handl Whip TROPICAL SUMMER TREAT 1 atalk eatary, thinly bias Dash bottled hot pepper , Both only 15.00 na batkelbaH learnt. Legendary UCLA Kraft American Cheese 2.39 Whole Watermelon 4.99 Redskin Mangoes WmORFMK MSTEURIZEO FLLEO WITH FRESH FRUh •Head sauce I Give Your Car A Beautiful SImonlfo Shine On • Posters coach (CHOOSE ONE: Adolph Rupp, NEW ZlALAND-LAROe SWEET • Candles A&P Lemonade A&P Cream Cheese 69* Cantaloupe Halves .79* Kiwi Fruit John Wooden) coached the UCLA team. REGULAR OR CRMKLE CUT 1 amall carrot, shredded The Outalde And A Thorough > FRUIT PUNCH, COUNTRY STYLE OR WHITE OR PINK CAUFORNIA-EXTRA LARGE RLUMP LONG GREEN SALAD 8LICERS • Wrapping Paper VOUR SCORE: Zt to too poinla— TOP tCORS: Heinz Deep Fries Interior Claanlnff | • Albums Minute Maid Lemonade ^ 99* Black Exotic Grdpes .1,29 Fresh Cucumbers yacuumlno And ■1 to M polnit — Etctltonl. 71 to tO polnit — Oood. tt-70 poinla — Fak. CRYSTAL CLEAR A U FLAVORS G u t cabbage Into quarters and shred. Cut cauliflower Into • Party Goods PREMNWI QUALITY-SULK-PICK VOUR OWN LA FLEURCTTE-COLORPUL I NO APPOINTMEI^ NECESSARY I • Plaques c Knowtodgt Unllmitod, Inc. 76-87 k Bagged Ice Cubes Hood Swiss Style Yogurt 3 .! *1 California Pistachios . 3.99 Mixed Flower Bouquets baaehO.QSi •mall flowerets. Slice flowerets. If desired. Halve zucchini langthwlse; cut Into slices. In a bowl combine cabbage, I______if5l__IS.WS.ES._i/20/^7j cauliflower, zucchini, celery and carrot. Sorry No Boxes AU Sales Final For dressing. In a small bowl stir together sour cream, salad ...... PricM S«#ctlY*Sun. July 5lh thru 881., July 11lh,1M7. ANSWERS TO THE QUIZ In Ofd*f to 888070 a auffleiPnl nuanllly of sal* lUm s for all our cualom^ra, w « roaervo th« right to limll Mloa to 3 packagot of any Itam unlaaa olharwiaa nolad. Not raaponalbla for typographical arrora. dressing, poppy seed and hot pepper sauce. Pour dressing over vagetabla mixture. Toss to coat. Makes 6 servings. uapooM uqof-s lpue|gco-» fiaqaes t|aog-c tatpio Nutrition analysis per serving: 81 cal., 2 g pro., 6 g carbo., 6 g w o i-r !„tjauooiuAauoH a q w i UHDrUBOdS/HDiVMaidOld fat, 5 mg chol., 106 mg sodium. U.S. RDA; 51 percent vlt. A, 63 CAR WASH q-S !»-♦ f> « l» -l Sp-l iSOHOMHDinV Caldor Shopping Plaza Burr Corners, Manchester percent vlt. C. OFFER GOOD WITH ll»**®4 *l»*»l »i|l«t| :1WVNSM]N 344 BROAD ST. itpticd |ut|S-t fazgeJiuai A.M. 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TMEpm t»AtO(UAQ6o] □ a '5 [TM C ] MOVIE: ‘The Brothers Karama­ THE CLASS €6oH CAvSios RIAA€ on a □ 0 IQ zov' An adaptation of Dostoyevsky's 0RW£ RUN hovel of the turbulent relationship between Couple’s picture skirmish a Russian family patriarch and his three When a p oet who ^ ^ O f r X sons. Yul Brynner. Maria Schell. Claire hurt her feelin gs Bloom. 1968. dies, Simone 6 ;00 P M d ) (X) ® (SD SIB Newt (Khrystyne tlqje) becomes a war of wortds d ) Three's Company listens to com­ dD Matt Houston forting words from DEAR lost their 4-month-old son. M y PONT YOU THINK YOU I h a t e P 0 IN 6 A l l ABB^M y hu8 Qi) Gimme a Break Charlie (Howard 6-month-old nephew died in April, SHOULP AT LEAST THAT RESEARCH. bandNwas mar­ 7-a (H) Greataet American Hero tlesseman), on also while in a waterbed. However, , USE MIS N AM E? ried bMore and ------' a - @9) Angie ABC's "tfead of the coroner's report listed the cause HAOAR THE HORRIBLE by DIk Brown* has a daughter the Class," airing of death as Sudden Infant Death SI) Doctor Who who is living Dear Abby WEDNESDAY, Syndrome (SIDS), not asphyxia­ Si) Chsrila't Angels with her mother JU LY 8. tion. Several states now require an IS) Quincy in another state. Abigail Van Buren 7-B autopsy whenever there is a sudden ! (Ijp Reporter 41 A few years ago, CHECK IISTINGS death of an infant. This allows the dZ) MacNail / Lehrer Newshour this daughter FOR EXACT TIME family to know if the child was ill, "Everything's less, folksi I've even reduced d S Fame (60 min.) sent us a picture had a congenital problem, and also [Die] MOVIE: 'Festival of Folk Heroes' o f herself, and it the temperature to 59.95!...." to conduct research on this unex- Animated The stories of Johnny Apple- was beautiful. I _ seed and Paul Bunyan are among those plainei’ and unpreventable THE GRIZZWELL8" by BUI Schorr " told in this collection of legends and tall bought a nice frame and proudly friendly girl. I never demanded an tragedy. Grant, Nrcote Jonah . .tales Voices of Dennis Day, Jerry Co- timbGrlands, and in­ CD Cannon put the picture on display in our vestigate apology. Maybe the Kansas grandson died lonna 198,3 Rated NR (1® Star Trek living room for ail our friends to ^n'*$ 7U5T R)R. ^ Do you think I owe m y husband of SIDS. If so, it might help the [ESPN] SportsLook . 3.00PM (5) Magnum, P.1, Magnum Cii) Tales of the Unexpected see. one? tackles a lough case when Carol's law- family to know that they could not O N E N I< HT'X U IM AX) MOVIE: The Goonies' (CCl/A A few weeks ago, this daughter 5 3 school mentor undergoes a sudden (2^ M O VIE: 'M y Sweet Charlie* Tw oes HATES TO FIGHT group of kids encounter vengeful pirates in have prevented his tragic death, change in behavior (BO'min ) (R) capocs from socioty, a young while girl sent us a new picture. (She just thereby relieving them of any guilt. a neighborhood cave when they go looking and <( tilack man ate trapped by circumst- turned 15.) I don’t care for this U5FTHE^UE5T- lor buried treasure Sean Astin, Josh Bto ® (13) MacGyver (CC) A spy seemingly ancob and forced to stay together Patty D E A R H ATE S: No. but if you There may be a local SIDS returns from the dead to involve MacGyver picture at all. She’'s wearing too lin, Jeff Cohen 1985 Rated PG (In Stereo) Duke, Al Freeman Jr, Ford Ramey 1970 hate to fight, in the interest of support group where they can a ROOMWITHTWE in a deadly CIA operaiion (60 min ) (R) much makeup, great big earrings, THE PHANTOM by Loo F II< S Sy Barry [USA ] Cartoons (^) Consumer Discount Network peace, apologize for saying that you obtain more information. I f not, WATER B EP". (53 M O VIE: 'Fatal Vision' Ex-Green Beret a sexy, low-cut dress, and her hair (38) Alfred Hitchcock Presents thought his daughter looked like a they can contact the National 6 : 3 0 P M d ) Taxi Jr*Tfroy MacDonald charged with the is all frizzy. I really would be ALL ARE P6AP. murder ol his wile and two daughters Karl (61) Hollywood and the Stars prostitute. And don’t remind him Sudden Infant Death Syndrome i,AUP BURN / FIRST, COME CC SIB ABC News (CC| ashamed to put that picture out for N O THIN ^ CA THEIR Malden, Eva Marin Saini, Gary Cole 1984 [CNN] Newsnight that he called your sister a whore. Foundation. Inc., 8200 Professional LIVE HEJ?e. I (Ij) Benton Part 1 of 2 everyone to see. > VIlLASe [ESPN] SportsLook Place. Suite 104, Landover. Md, ^ A6 TMPV (13) Laverna & Shirley (22) Q 3 Night Court Harry and Dan both Here’s the conversation between DEAR ABBY: I do not agree with 20785. The toll-free telephone try to impress Christine s (riend (R) 1 2.05AIVI (33 Adderly Adderly visits a ® 1M7 bv NEA. Irw . do) dS) NBC News m y husband and me when we got your advice on divorce and rem ar­ number (outside of Maryland, the (413 Novela: Esa Muchacha de Ojos Cafe former agent wtio s sufferimj from a dobili the new picture: IS) Nightly Business Report laling disease (70 min )~(Rj riage. Have you read in the Bible number is 301-459-3388.) Sign me... Sj) Noticiero Univision (5t) Firing Line Special: The Democratic Me: "I don’t like this picture.” what God says about this? "If you Presidential Candidates 1 2.3 0 A M C D Archie Bunker's Place D V., ALSO GRIEVING MPTAIM e a s y • by Crooks A Casale [CNN] Showbiz Today M y husband: " I don’t like it divorce and rem arry you are living [C N N ] Larry King Live CD Nightlife (R) (In SH’ff:o) [ESPN] Inside the PGA Tour either. She looks cheap.” in adultery” VBBBHAAA! ME FIR&Ti (IJi) PTL Club DEAR p.V.: Thank you for your HEY, SWEETHEART'. [OIS] Jean Shepherd's: The Great Me: "I agree. She looks like a I hope you print this. [HBO] MOVIE: 'Crimewave' (CC) A American Fourth of July and Other Di­ compassionate letter. Please ac­ .nerdy security guard is accused of commit $2) (30) Late Night with David Letterman prostitute” ~ r sasters Jean Shepherd narrates this ligh­ (R) (In Stereo) BELIEVE IN THE BIBLE cept my sympathy on the loss of ' ling a series of murders in a dangerous Do thearted portrayal o( what it was like to Well, my husband hit the roof, your nephew. In the hopes that your WILL ftePORT THIS troit neighborhood Louise Lassr*r Paul L Q8) Alfred Hitchcock Presents grow up in America during ihe '40s and and said, "Don’t ever call my DEAR BELIEVER; Since you letter may enlighten other families Td/Wy MTHER.THENWE j i Smith 1985 Rated PG 13 '50s, including a festive Fourth of July ce (4()) Dating Game ATMCK W/WBESI y i daughter a prostitute again!" are so well-versed in the Bible, stricken by this kind of tragedy. I 7 : 0 0 P M d ) CBS News lebration Stars Man Dillon, James Broder $1) Gene Scott I said, "I never called your ick and Barbarafinllon (60 min ) please recall Matthew 7:1-2: am sharing it with my readers. CD News [ESP N ] Fishing: Best of Bill Dance daughter a prostitute — I just said [ESPN ] Bowling: PBA Bowling: Tuscon "Judge not, that you be not judged. W heel of Fortune (CC) [U S A ] Edge of Night she looked like one.” BLONDIE by Oaan Young A Stan Draks CD Challenge From Arizona (2 hrs ) (Live) For with what judgment you judge, For Abby’sbooklet. "What Every $100,000 Pyramid We had a big fight over this, and CD [ T M C ] M OVIE: W arGames' A teen-age 12:40AM [HBO] M O VIE: 'Blood you will be judged: and with the Teen-Ager Ought to Know," send a DON'T SLEEPP IN he said I owed him an apology. WELL, AT l e a s t d l) Jeffertons (CC) computer whiz inadvertently accesses the Simple' (C C) A jealous husband hires a same measure you use, it will be check or money order for $2.50 and THE CHAIR Pentagon s strategic computer system seedy private eye to murder his estranged Abby. m y husband has called my ■ MONEY HE TRIED . dS) Best of Saturday Night measured back to you” a long, stamped (39 c^nts). self- and nearly begins World War III Matthew vyife and her lover M Emmet Walsh. Dan sister a "whore” many times M*A*S*H Broderick. Dabney Coleman. John Wood Hedaya, John Getz 1984 Rated R addressed envelope to: Dear Abby, y - 1 Wheel of Fortune because she dates many men. She is L_r 1983 Rated PG (In Stereo) 1 :0 0 A M C D Ropers DEAR ABBY: I sympathize with Teen Booklet. P.O. Box 447, Mount (2$ MacNeil / Lehrer Newshour not a whore: she's just a popular the family in Kansas who recently Morris. III. 61054. [U S A ] M OVIE: ‘The Busy Body' A crime CD True Confessions ® Barney Miller syndicate boss orders his stooge to dig up the body of a money collector so he can CD Joe Franklin ARLO AND JANIS ^ by Jimmy Johnson ^ Benny Hill Show lecover a million dollars buried with him (11) Twilight Zone dD Jeffersons Sid Caesar Robert Ryan, Anne Baxter WWlOWTiTKBtmRTOBtTTERTO I (36) Maude A DASH Of KMOM WOULD A SPRIG OF mLeiEV WOULD VWRE HOT AU0UED1& WATCH (1$ Hollywood Squares 1967 Fleas require major attack [C N N ] Crossfire UfiHTLV5W)rt------HEVEftTABlES? REDUCE THE GReASINE6&r MAKE IHATMORE ATTRACTIVE.' /WMIRC60K/N6SH0USI' d D No vela; Victoria 9 :3 0 P M C22' (30J Sweet Surrender (CC) [OIS] Zorro ($7/ Nightly Business Report Afraid their love life is suffering because of D E A R D R . family responsibilities Ken and Georgia [ESPN] Fishing John Fox's Outdoor GOTT: Do you symptoms that can result from a diJ Matt Houston plan a secret rendezvous (In Stereo) Adventures physical disorder of brain tissue. [CNN] Moneyline [U S A ] Search for Tomorrow have a remedy 1 0 ;0 0 P M ( D Equalizer An honor stu­ for fleas? My The condition can be acute — such [ESPN] SportsCenter dent may have been killed by a notorious 1:10AM [TMC] MOVIE Smither son gets them as in alcohol or drug intoxication — [USA] Airwolf vigilante group (60 mm ) (Rj eens' A young woman moves to New or chronic, as in Alzheim er’s ON THE FA8TRACK by Bill Holbrook York with dreams of becoming a New playing with the Dr. Gott 7 :3 0 P M C D p m Magazine Cfliobnty (£) (^ (M) News I disease, lead poisoning or harden­ Wave rock star Susan Berman. Richard dogs. His arms photographer Peter Botsan Wmdsiar a d ) £4fi: Arthur Hailey's Hotel (CC| Dave Hell Bran Rinn 1982 Rated R* and legs are full Peter Gott, M.D. ing of the arteries. Patients with 440-fooi cruise ship becomes despondent upon learning that organic brain syndrome tend to lose f ^ H W I S Rl&HT. MCLopY. 1 p p H 'T KiOoiO, B irr i HtiCHoRm J ust CD Current Affair he has failed the bar exam (60 mm ) (R) 1 : 1 S A M CD MOVIE: 'One in a Million: of bites, and The Ron LeFlore Story' This drama small bumps higher functioning: judgment, re­ V6.'ni£lM& CAueo Ttiie GiB T hink Th ino s are HOtO ' 6(5T Five miNUTTS fi?R CD Jeopardy! (CC) (1$; Mission Impossible W> gOARD meeTiiJS- u)ITH chronicles the incredible rise of Detroit have appeared call. memory, emotional balaiicle WHAT5 GtrnNS- p r e t t v CAN HIOH-eiiCKiNG-. CD Entertainment Tonight (^j Star Trek T icjim conierfieldijr Ron LeFlore from prison and perceptions of themselves and' JUST Trie BUWTWB6I 60llJ(> 7/e JOHiUNj in his hair. RpU&H IN TriERE. _ ^ U : d$ INN News (M) St Elsewhere (CC) A terminally ill to the major leagues LeVar Burton. Madge the world around them. Sinclair. Paul Benjamin 1978 (R) OtP t e l l ?: dl) Carson's Comedy Classics youth helps his parents come to terms Certain forms of organic brain ALLEY OOP * by Dave Qreue witli his sickness (60 mm ) (R) dD Barney Miller 1,:3 0 A M (D Get Sman DEAR READER; Fleas can be a some medical centers. Ask your syndrome are treatable and cura­ ^4; Japan Reaches for the Tw enty First (11 INN News real problem. Although they prefer ? WITH TM' BACK-UP WE GOT ( I HOPE YOU'RE | I ...BECMiSC IT LOOKS LIKE WE'RE /'VEAR d§) 0® Newlywed Game doctor’s advice. He or she can refer ble — for example, those caused by f«oV\ Century Japan s preparation for the 21st to feed on animals, they will be Ai- BIBHT.AU ^ I FACED WITH ONE RIGHT N l ^ . ' ^ IT SU U ^ Alice century is studied through an examination (30 Bizarre * you. if necessary. However, there intoxication. Other types, unfortu­ ■. IMMI r'lwr tU M c UK/ DO^S/ attracted to humans in a pinch. Wild, W ild World of Animals of automation, aging population women s l38' Home Shopping Game are safer and less expensive ways nately, are not. Therefore, your fights and school reform (60 mm ) Fleas can live for long periods in [CNN] Crossfire [CNN] Newsnight Update to lose weight that might be more daughter needs to have a precise o carpeting and upholstery without a Honeymooners [DIS] MOVIE 'Thunderhead. Son of appropriate for you. To give you diagnosis made. In m y opinion, the ^ [OIS] Mouseterpiece Theater host. I (S ) Noticiero Univiston Flicka' A young boy feels great affection more information. I am sending investigation should be coordinated [ESPN] Best Of Scholastic Sports for his unruly colt Based on the novel by In addition tode-fleaingyourdog. America i® Man from U N C L E you a copy of my Health Report, by a neurologist (a nerve special­ — ^ Mary 0 Hara Roddy McDowaM Preston you will have to fum igate the house. [CNN] CNN News Winning the Battle of The Bulge, ist) and may involve psychological [TMC] MOVIE: 'For Heaven's Sake' An Foster. Rita Johnson 1945 While the flea bomb is working, angel makes an earthly visit to a producer [D IS] MOVIE: 'The Meanest Man in Ihe which tells you how to lose weight testing, a CT scan and blood tests, [ESPN] Tom Mann Outdoors indoors, take the children outside! and his actress wife in hopes of persuading W orld' Good natured lawyer discovers the wisely — and keep it off. Others who in addition to a thorough neurologi­ them to stop bickering and start a family only way to succeed m business is to be [USA] M OVIE: 'Lonely Hearts' A couple comb their hair with a fine-toothed married 12 years find themselves in a rut want a copy should send $1 and their cal examination. You shouldn’t be Clifton Webb. Joan Bennett Joan Blon nasty Jack Benny, Priscilla Lane. Eddie comb and remove any fleas on dell 1950 ■Rochester'. Anderson 1943 until they meet two teen-arfers who name and address to P.O. Box satisfied with the general diagnosis them. Once the fleas on your dogs change their outlook on life and love Senta 91428, Cleveland. OH 44101-3428. Be of organic brain syndrome when a 8 : 0 0 P M S ) New Mike Hammer Pro [HBO] Training Camp; The Bulls Are Berger, Christopher Hodge 1973 Back Rookie Tom Ymessa gels another and in the house are killed, your son sure to ask for Winning the Battle of secutor Lawrence Barrington reluctantly should be OK. more .specific cause for your hires Hammer to save him from rum (60 chance at the big time, but Diane may 1 :4 5 A M [M AX] Cinemax Comedy the Bulge. daughter’s illness could be disco­ fense, he ducked, playing the eight. THE BORN LOSER -^y Art Sansom mm ) (R) never see him play (In Stereo) Experiment: Ann Magnuson's Vande- monium (C C) Comedian-actress Ann vered and her condition rectified. Muddying Elast continued the suit. Declarer won W e Love Lucy Three episodes from [M A X ] M OVIE: Arthur' A drunken, he­ DEAR DR. GOTT: How do I go DEAR DR. GOTT: My daughter, NORTH 7-1-87 CD Magnuson ( "Making Mr Right" ) imper­ the club ace and played a low heart to ','The Lucy-Desi Comedy Hour " which donistic young millionaire falls in love with about finding a doctor to insert a ♦ A642 'lO U P ^ I ^ A C,,WHATAMI©oiH& a poor waitress, but his family threatens to sonates comic characters including a biker 42. has organic brain syndrome. Dr. Gott’s new Health Report on starred Lucille Ball and Dnsi Arnar Lucy chick, a TV evangelist and a heavy metal balloon in my stomach for weight the waters the nine in dummy, forcing the queen. cut off his inheritance unless he marries a The doctor tried to explain it. but I Irritable Bowel Syndrome explains TJ92 6 PB:iAA0J.,7 TDCOWITHA Goes to Alaska" with Red Skelton. The rock star (In Stereo) loss? Does it work? ♦ J 8 7 6 Now Elast shifted to a diamond, but it Ricardos Go to Japan with Bob Cum debutante Dudley Moore, Liza Minnelli, Sir guess I was too shocked to under­ the symptoms and management of By James Jacoby HE'LL Live 1D0-' mandos parachute behind enemy lines to ® ) M »A*S*H 2:25,4:50, 7:25,9:55. Eostwlck (R) 1, 3:15,5:30:40,9:50. — Pass turns to vigilante justice following a brutal .■**!*'5*? A eiiwmo — Tht 30 Pass 3 NT Because Al had shown diamonds in­ discover the names of German spies that d® PELICULA: 'El Llanto de los Pobres' rape Denise Coward, Frank Runyeon, Ja­ Saertt of My SuecMi (PG-13) 7:30. (MANCHRSTRR Predmor (R) 1:10, 3:20, S;xL 7:25,9:40. Pass Pass Pass •ibvpseLFl have penetrated British forces. Richard C. Reyna. M Reyna mie Tiralli 1985 Rated fl. P**rRidHrt'sPMkACiMiiM— Th* UA ‘IlMdlert Rost — Ernest Goes to — Adventures In Babysitting (PG-13) stead of clubs, he received the opening Como (PG) 2, 4. — Raising Arizona I •'*>3:25,5:20,7:20,9 :» . — Innertpace Burton, Clint Eastwood. Mary Ure 1969 ® S C T V Soo’ri of Mv Succtss (PG-13) 7:30,9:30. lead of his best suit. He assumed that The first librarian of the United Part 2 2 :3 0 A M a® Twilight Zone Mewens* CIIMIIMS 1-9 — The Un- (PG-13) 2, 4:30, 7:15, 9:30. — Lethal J ' 3 :» , 5:30,7:40,9:50. — Boverly Opening lead: 4 4 \ Hills Cop II (R) S, 10__ Bonllthe Hunted lead to be from four cards, so to fur­ States was engaged in ljUO at $2 a day [CN N ] Moneyline [C N N ] Sports Latenight ♦ouehoblM (R) 12:20, 2:55, 5:15, 7:40, Weopan (R) 7:15,9:45. — The Secret of ^ Highway to Heaven (CC) A Holo­ Mv Success (PG-13) 2, 4:30,7:15, 9:30. (G) 1:05,2,45,4:30,6:10. ther complicate the opponents’ de­ to organize the first 74(rvolumes. [O IS] Best of Ozzie and Harriet 3, 5:20, caust survivor, targeted by a neo-Nazi ter­ [ESPN ] SportsCenter WRST HARTPORO rorist. must overcome a great tragedy (60 [ESPN] Inside th V P G A Tour liS' Cop II (R) 2 :3 5 A M (5) NIghtwatch 1.10, 3.20, 5:30, 7:55, 10:1)5. — Adven­ VRRNON Elm I • 2— The Secret of My Success min ) (R) (In Stereo) [HBO] MOVIE: Th^itcher' (CC) A tures In Bdbvslttlna (PG-13) 1, 3:05, Cine 1A a— The Secret of My Success IPO-13) 7,9:30. — Platoon IR) 7, 9:30. (1$ Great Performances: Live From Lin* young motorist matcheswits with an evil . coin Center - Mostly Mozart Festival hitchhiker. C. Thomas Howell. Rutger Polly’s Pointers Gala (2 hrs.) (In Stereo) Hauer. Jennifer Jason Leigh. 1986 Rated R. (In Stereo) M O VIE: 'Th e Executioner’ An intel­ ligence operation in Vienna is destroyed by [TM C] MOVIE: 'Ladyhawke' (CC) A ••••••••• ***^^^_|weeeeeM eeeeee counterespionage agents but a surviving young pickpocket falls in with and aids two ter and cap pickling or canning salt WINTHROP ®by DIcii Cnvalli lovers who've been cursed to be changel­ canned fm iu , pickles, tomatoes and agent takes matters into his own hands Dilled green beans and beat to boiling. Pack raw beans in George Peppard, Joan Collins. Judy Gee- ings by an jealous 13th-century bishop. THURSDAY tomato jalce, pins directions for mak­ clean hot canning jars. To each jar, MY BATHER WAS A son 1970 Matthew Broderick. Rutger Hauer, Michelle ing old-fashioned, delicioas fruit but­ IF IT WEREN'T AND 97 PERCENT Pfeiffer. 1985 Rated PG-13. (In Stereo) C o m in g attractions are easy, delicious add a pinch of cayenne pepper, a fresh FINJEJNTCLLiaENT, (3 ) M O VIE; 'Klansman' The sheriff of a ters. Others who would like a copy of FOR [U SA ] Fridays & dill head or one-half teaspoon dill UPSWiDINie OF THE PEOPLE Southern town is caught between the Ku this issue shonld send $1 for each conv PREJUDICE. 6Jux Klan and violent racial tensions when By Polly Fisber seed and a clove of garlic. CREATURE WHO SAID TH EY 1 1 : 3 0 P M CE) @S) Nigmune (CC). to POLLY’S POINTERS, in care of HE TOOK A a

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Wednesday, July 15. U&R REALTY CO. Community college gives degrees Hospital school accrsditsd REAL ESTATE SERVICES The following Manchester residents were recently Horald photo by.Tuckar 643-2692 The Manchester Memorial Hospital School of awarded associate degrees from Greater Hartford 63 East Center St., Manchester, 643-4060 Robert D. Murdock, Realtor Badiologic Technology was recently awarded accredi­ Community College: Elaine Berganholtz received her EVA AND ANTOINE BISAILLON THE BISAILLONS IN 1937 tation for two years by the Joint Review Committee on nursing degree; Janean Evans graduated magna cum . . . ceiebrate SOth anniversary . . . married in Waterbury EducaUon in Radiologic Technology. laude with a degree in nursing; Kevin Shaughnessy The school isa two-yearprogram offering classroom graduated summa cum laude wiah a degree in business apd clinical instruction in the field of radiologic management; Susan Stavenson received a degree in technology. Applications are now being accepted for nursing; Heather Turner graduated with a degree as d BIsalllons note SOth anniversary T i the October class. For more information, call Fran medical secretary and Unda While graduated cum Manchester *143,900 greasier at the hospital at 648-1222, extension 2360. laude with a degree in nursing. Full dormerad Cap* In child safe j D.W.HSH Antoine and Eva (Guerrette) guests, most of them members of lon is a retired truck driver. neighborhood, fireplace In living S . Commorclal-lnvotlmonl Company- Bisaillon celebrated their SOth the extended family. Besides their daughter, the Bi- room, new microwave, den with ^ummsr at ths Lutz Smith awarded marketing degree wedding anniversary on June 29. saillons have two granddaughters, bullt-lns, large fenced yard and FOR SALE The occasion was marked on June The couple were married on June Deborah Feragne of Atlantic ; Openings are available in the following classes for convenient location. Move-In ' VERNON AC ^iPlFiND 68/A(; Jerome G. Smith of 223 Carter St. was recently 28 with a party at the home of their 29, 1937, in Waterbury. The Bisail- Beach, Fla., and Elisabeth Miner of condition. Hurry won't last. ^E^ON 12 Acraa (I) («HII * ) young people Uiis summer. Classes are for members awarded a master's degree in business administration daughter' and son-in-law, Clarice Manchester, and one great- SIVAC (*i|y. Ions, of 31 Crosby Road, have lived •STA]^ e.OOO 8.F. INO. BLOQ. 138.000 from Michigan State University in East Lansing, Mich. and Robert Leger. There were 40 in Manchester for 22 years. Bisail­ granddaughter. • VERNON 25.000 S.F. IND. BLDO. 298.900 • VEpNON 2.000 S.F. OFF. BLDQ. 210.000 ManchMtor QuM Colonial *1S3,S00 • VERNON OFFICE a 4 APTS. i89,8oar > 3 or 4 bedroom Colonial with complately' new 2nd •OTHER APT. BLOOS (UNITS) 2-145 Honor roll floor In 1983. Flreplaced living room, dining room, 1H baths, garage.. Deep private lot on quiet cul-de-sac. Maalonbury Gonlompomry Townhouto *187.800 FbR LEASE (R-RalaH. O-omoa. Him - ~ I r « 1 ^rtd o m ln iu m wtth f lr e p f a ^ living room, fully appllsncad • MANCH. (CHAPEL) 2SOO S F /I 5.0a/S.Fj Manchester *244,900 • E. HTFD. (BURNSIDE) Owner transferred must sell. Announced r ">v L. '•"’"y '■‘>0'" Of 300-8,000 S.F./O &00/S.F. Custom nine room Colonial on bedrom and bath. Private unit, 1 car garage. • MANCH. (QREEN) 9 400 8 F /R &oa/s.F.- • MANCH. (E. CENT lU IB m o 8.F./0 ► : I L*J extra large lot In one of Man­ 12.00/S.f : by llling chester's most desirable areas. • TOLLAND (RT 74) 880-1,080 S.F./O 7.(X>/S.F. Tw o and one half baths, master aWFISH • VERNON (RT 83) SOOSF /H 1&00/S.F. bedroom suite, six panel doors, THE REALTY COMIYVNY . VERNON (HT 83) I.Jool.Fm 13.00/S.F. • VERNON (RT 83) 900aF7r 5 10.IXVS.F. oversized deck off dining area. .• WRNON (RT 30) BLD-TO-SUIT R-O aiming Junior High School has Call for appointment. 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July 8.1987 _2i irgirig industry B U S I N E ^ ______has more with fran< loyal fans ;e possibilities 1 Housework — opportunities to mounting numbers the chore most of entrepreneurs, they are also Oontlnned from page 13 " of us love to hate creating a huge deipand for maid& Gejdenson says iLs. has am nesia — is now one of The number of maids and housei- Poods Corpo which makes more the fastest grow men employed by cleaning-service- HARTFORD (A P) - U.S. Rep. hot dogs than any other firm in forward with conservation and assertions that brownouts may also ing of all U.S Sylvia companies and working in privato Sam , Gejdenson, D-Conn., says co-generation” under which facto­ tant to set definitive nuclear energy America, "And summer is defi­ industries homes has been steadily increase America has developed amnesia, be necessary over the next few policy. ries, for example, produce some of years, Gejdenson said those were nitely the peak Season for hot Cleaning fran Porter ing. In 1986, there were 883,009 forgetUng the hardships of the their own power, he said. "The result is, that there exist dogs,” chises are soar individuals in this category, com­ energy crises of the last decade. really additional arguments for nuclear powef plants built or near “ That is the absolute least we increased emphasis on If your family is ready to go . ing, sweeping pared with 563,000 in 1985, accord^ He and Consumer Counsel James should be doing.” completion caught in local webs of across the coun­ F. Meehan, who represents power conservation. beyond the standard condiments « % ing to the Bureau of Labor The 2nd Distret congressman, a contradictory and parochial., in­ try and reaping Meehan criticized the Reagan fighting,” Gross! said. purchased in supermarkets, here Statistics. ^ rompany customers In rate cases member of the House Committee on financial before state utility regulators, said administration for proposing re­ He referred specifically to the are some others you may want to To entice housekeeping personr Interior and Insular Affairs, also rewards. nel, many of these companies are Tuesday the nnation must return to ductions in conservailoh programs. beleagured Seabrook nuclear plant try: said equipment standards for light­ "Conservation is becoming a This is a rags-to-riches story that purchasing a maid-services fran­ providing perks, everything from the days when energy conservation ing could be upgraded that would In New Hampshire, of which UI should not surprise you. chise, the fees vary. The typical uniforms to vacation pay to health was paramount. relic of history and is no longer the owns 17 percent and which has been save consumers as much as 70 focal point of our nationall energy Sabretft style The need for help to clean our initial franchise fee ranges from insurance benefits. In general, the “ It’s almost as if we have percent on lighting. completed but has not yet been houses is clear, as more women policy,” Meehan said. licensed to operate. steamed onions $8,000 to $15,000, according to IFA. shift to a service economyu — with amnesia as to what happened ... Gejdenson also said he was enter the work force and dual during the oil embargo, when Richard J. Gross!, executive vice Women account for a large maids falling into the category of skeptical about power company He said Massachusetts officials S large yellow onions families are increasingly consi­ people’s homes were cold, when president of United Illuminating portion of the entrepreneurs enter­ "personal service professionals’ claims that "brownouts” — periods opposed to Seabrook have been able t tablespoons margarine dered the norm. Once thought of as jw p le were unable to make the Co., which serves the New Haven ing this business. Unlike the stereo­ encourages the upscale image that of intentionally lowered voltage — to delay its operation by not ■A cap water a luxury reserved only for the rich, kind of normal and necessary trips and Bridgeport areas, told the type of the female forced to clean many maid-service franchisers ard may be necessary during peak approving evacuation plans for the 1 tablespoon ground cumin today maid services are being used house, these women arO returning creating for both employees as welh that they're able to do today," committee that national energy periods this summer. policy, at least on nuclear power plant. t teaspoons paprika by a growing number of middle- to housework, only now in the form as customers. i.' Gejdenson said after presiding at a “ Unless there Is some unex­ issues, has become "ambiguous and upper-income families. of a lucrative business venture. Customers are attracted to thesd hearing at the state Capitol on He called on Gejdenson, and Salt and pepper to taste pected shutdown of power facilities and obfuscated.” Franchises providing house­ “ Ninety percent of our franchise housecleaning franchises for seV'^ Connecticut’s “ electricity future.” Congress as a whole, to change Peel and quarter onions, then In the Northeast, we ought to be all That has meant that state and cleaning services have capitalized owners are women, and most eral reasons. Certainly, marketing “ With very little effort, we could federal regulations governing such s l i c e th e long way into right throughout the summer,” he local governments have tried to on the demand. operate out of the home,” Frank campaigns and the resulting namd create the energy of a $4 billion said. plans so there could not be “ the “ whiskers.” Separate in a deep “ fill the void created by a federal Sales were up 20 percent, totaling Flack, president of Ann Arbor- recognition play a part. nuclear power plant by just going setting of national policy by a single Asked about power company government which has been reluc­ skillet, then add remaining ingre­ more than $49 million in 1986 as based Molly Maid Inc., told my But franchisers also stress more state.” dients. Cover and set over low HEAD CHEF CHRISTIAN BERTRAND, LEFT compared with $41 million in 1985 research associate Beth Kobliner. substantial benefits to prospective heat for at least an hour, stirring . . with Lutece owner Andre Soltner for housekeeping franchises, re­ “ I think women are* better clients. No longer will you have tq; occasionally. Cook until onions ports Andrew Kostecka, franchise equipped to run small businesses search for a housekeeper; you will- speciaiist for the Commerce De­ Investors like to give their own advice are soft and have picked up a than men,” Fiack adds. avoid the hassles of looking for aT golden-red color. Store in the partment. And saies are expected His reason; Men typically have replacement if your maid is not to total more than $68 million by the By John Cunniff institutions and which, in fact, are refrigerator until needed, up to Top chef leaves Lutece been involved in narrower pursuits, available; aspects such as trans-- The Associated Press Cloonan offers this illustration of smaller companies, says Cloonan, end of 1987 — a whopping 39 percent while women, who traditionally portation, meals and insurance^ all but ignored by most securities investing small rather than large: one month. analysts. you would now have almost $1.25 jump over last year. have had to manage a home, were which most customers neglect tq* GREENWICH (AP) - Christian much,” said Bertrand, who lives in NEW YORK - Millions of If 60 years ago you had invested million dollars. Time is important Business is rapidiy expanding. Of involved in many different areas — consider, usually are included- When well-managed, some of Bertrand, head chef at Lutece in White Plains, N.Y., with his wife, investors believe they are their own $1,000 in the stocks that make up the in his philosophy, and diligence too. Fresh pepper relish the 14 housekeeping/maid-service everything from seamstress to when you deal with a larger- these companies have sharp The eyes have It New York, is leaving the interna­ Michelle. best fiduciaries, which is to say Standards Poor’s SOO-stock index, franchisers in 1985, there were 669 cook to psychoiogist. The ability to established company. growth curves. Buteven companies t tablespoons com oil tionally acclaimed restaurant to. they believe that no broker or you would now have about $280,000, "Suppose through improved deci­ “ I am very close with Andre,” units, which include both company manage a wide range of varied Costs vary, depending on which that experience modest rather than Warehouse inspector Marsha Weinel makes a final check 1 green bell pepper, chopped open his own restaurant here with mutual fund manager or financial excluding taxes. (Capital gains sion making you raised your Bertrand said. "H e’s not reaiiy my and franchisee-owned operations. skilis is essential in order to operate company you use, where you live," spectacular growth may offer 1 red bell pepper, chopped his wife. adviser can offer better ad vice than taxes are paid only when shares are average annual yield by only 3 of horizontal reading glasses at the Hammacher boss, he’s my friend too.” Last year that figure surged to 952 a small business effectively. the size of your house, and of greater rewards. Why? Because as 1 small onion, chopped Bertrand told the Greenwich their own. sold). percent?” he asks. ” In 25 years, the Schlemmer Cincinnati distribution center. The glasses units, and more than 1,360 of these "More than 40 percent of our course, what you want cleaned. they grow they are “ discovered” by Time newspaper on Tuesday that The activities of these individual individual earning 12 percent will 1 or 3 cloves garlic, minced " I t ’s been a dream of mine for a establishments are expected by franchisees are women, 40 percent No matter which type of house­ the institutions and recommended If, on the other hand, you had sport prism lenses that allow the wearer to see at a 90 ■A cup ketchup he is buying the Greenstreet very, very long time," Bertrand year end. investors are sometimes over­ to their clients. have twice the assets of an degree angle, making them ideal for watching television restaurant and will reopen it under are couples, and 20 percent are cleaning service you choose, for invested the $1,000 in a portfolio of said of opening his own restaurant, "In the iast five to six years, looked in reports about the securi­ individual earnings 9 percent.” 1 tablespoon cider vinegar his own name sometime in the fall, men,” says Jim Fowier of Merry most, more valuable than any other while reclining without tilting of the head. which like Lutece will feature franchising in jhis area has been ties markets, simply because the ■A teaspoon ground cumin ending an 11-year kitchen partner­ Maids Inc., an Omaha-based firm, factor is the time you will save. / French cuisine. going gang busters,” Geraldine major sources of information, such Cayenne pepper to taste ship with Lutece chef-proprietor which has grown from just eight New York Times food critic Strozier of the International Fran­ as brokers, are part of the institu­ Heat com oil in a large skillet Andre Soltner. franchises in 1980 to 400 in 1987. Bryan Milier once referred to chise Association (IF A ) notes. tionalized marketplace. over medium heat. Add peppers, " I t ’s sad a little bit (to leave Bertrand as Lutece's "talented The ranks of individual investors WHILE HOUSECLEANING British election campaigns are onion and garlic. Saute about 5 Lutece) because I loved it very chef in the trenches.” are growing, in spite of a contrary IF YOU ARE CONSIDERING franchises offer tempting business limited by law to about three weeks. CONTRACTOR;;- 'O'- Y' ! A minutes. Stir in remaining ingre­ notion spread by some institutions HARDWARE Planning dients. Cook just 2 minutes more and professional advisers that ALTERING ii REMO: and cool. Use on hot dogs or individuals are not competent to hamburgers within two days. manage their own portfolios. 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Mix well and refrig­ National Association of Investment erate for at least three hours. Clubs — regularly demonstrate Serve within three days. 5-CYCLE BUILT-IN 30" FREE-STANDING their ability to outperform market averages and many of the profes­ DISHWASHER ELECTRIC RANGE sional investment advisers. SATISFACTION Using their clubs, generally Family votes made up of about 13 members, as forums to exchange views, many individuals have been able over the on favorites GIIARANTiED years to finance houses, college educations, businesses, vacations Continued from page 13 and retirements. 90*day refund or exdianoe The AAII grew swiftly to more than 100,000 members although it Gateau au chocolat was founded only eight years ago by lovol evrfoco hooting unHi wHh oluminum ment results than most profession­ 4 teaspoons flour wo»h CKtion, 3-woy sound control. Full drip pone. 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REFRIGERATOR One technique used in seeking Beat egg whites with an electric those better results is to study mixer until stiff peaks form. Set smaller companies, whose shares aside. Using the same beaters, beat yolks until they are thick and lemon are seldom purchased by the big colored. Slowly add sugar, beating constantly. Add flour and beat until Just blended. Stir chocolate mixture into the Money given batter. Then, using a wire whisk, gently fold chocolate mixture and for play beaten egg whites together. Turn into prepared pan. Reduce oven temperature' to 350 degrees. about A ID S Bake 25 minutes. Cool in the pan, on Model TBX18PJ a wire cake rack. Refrigerate in the 17.7 cu. ft. copocify; 5.01 cu. ft. frooiar. Model W W A-3100G M o M TF X 1 9 U Equipped for optional outomolic Regular wothcyclo. Two woth/rinto Model DDE400G 19.4 cu.ft. copodfy; 4.7 cu.fl. froocor. HARTFORD (AP) — A major pan until well-qhilled, at least four icomokor. Adluttoblo thohrot. Cevorod Automofk onotgy eovor eyitom. Oulk tenmraturo foloctione. Energy tovtng Up to 130 minutot diving for hoovy insurance company has awarded a hours. moot pon. •omovoblo ogg bin. Cevorod cold wotor rinto. Fiilor^FloA ftltoring i forDMo reck. Equipped for'eulemotic doiry comporlmonti. Toiturod doon. loodt. Romovobfo up*front lint fitter. kowoker. Toifured deera, won't thow $35,000 grant to a theater company To serve, loosen cake with the Smooth porcotoin orNimot drum. WAS $699 I a: for production of a play about AIDS. point of a knife, then invert over a WAS $349 I WAS $299 I a WAS $799 NOW $599 The Connecticut Mutual Life serving plate and remove from pan. NOW $249 NOW $599 Foundation, the corporate founda­ Pull off waxed paper. Serve with SAVE $100 tion of CM Alliance, will contribute whipped cream. SAVE $50 SAVE $200 $25,000 and the American Council of ■ Life Insurance will add $10,000, officials said Tuesday. CM Alliance includes the Connecticut Mutual Life Insurance Co. Chicago to be home THE GE ANSWER CENTER Service When you use the Golden Opportunity Pages,* find our senior reference guide; statewide listings m i TheaterWorks, a non-profit com­ y ^ ’ll find more than phone numbers, you’ll find of a media museum 800 • 626 • 2000 We bring good pany, will produce the play “ As Is, employrnent programs, health care services, CHICAGO (A P ) - Work has ” winner of the 1985 Obie Award, for discounts and special services. That is, if you’re sixty legal assistance and much more. 8tart9d-on a museum in Chicago a three-week run at the University years or older. devoted to the electronic media, MORE THAN things to life. of Hartford’s Lincoln Theater in So turn to the Golden Opportunity according to Multichannel News. October. \bu’ll save on everything from accountants and Pages at the frimt o f your S l^ T “ As Is,” the story of a young The Museum of Broadcasting, on A PRODUCT automotive repair to tax consultants and tree trimmers the city’s near Soutbside, will house man’s struggle to accept his \fellow Pages. It’s the section in the exhibits, an auditorium, a research *Nationwide a two billion dollar buying group OPEN SUNDAY 12-5 , disease and of how it transforms his just by showing your Golden Opportunity Card. relationships with other people, phone bode where the numbers add up. center and working TV and radio Simply fill out the application for the card in the bode, stations. The research center will AL SIEFFERrS EASY TO GET TO: TERMS! played on Broadway before going contain historic audio and video­ 445 HARTFORD ROAD CASH on a national tour. and we*ll send the card absolutely free. Plus, you’ll ^Connecticot’s Book. tapes from Chicago’s pioneer MANCHESTER, CT. Ticket proceeds from the perfor­ NOW YOU CAN TAKE I-3B4 MASTER CARD stations. “ At fiiejM-i HVISA mances will go to AIDS Project- DIRECT, FROM I.B4 TO According to the publication, a AL SIEFFERrS SUPER PHONE-647-9997 >M

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IH P W M irE D HOMES FOR SALE BRAND New listing! 11 P u z z le s 8T0RD0X Manchester-3 family CLASSIFIED ADVERTISING 643-2711 on Spruce Street (near EQUIPMENT East Center.) 5-5-4 COMPANY room apartments, se­ ACROSS 4 0 Naval abbr. Antwar to Previous Punla parate utilities, (xor- Notices 41 Largast Male preferred to oge % shed. Good HELP WANTEO 1 TV i Ulklng [ h e lp WANTED HELP WANTED horM (2 amount install and service Income-poroducer HELPWANTBI 42 Tia up (boat) As a condition precedent to I HELP WANTED HELP WANTED I HELP WANTED w dt.) with leases. $155,000. the plocement of ony adver* WAITRESSES Wanted. S Cuts ((NMS) 45 Swiss canton loading dock equip­ Jackson 8, Jackson FLORAL Designer. Full PART Time. Responsible 46 I possess tisino In the Manchester He- All shifts. Call 649-4011 LIFE Guard. Experience FULL time position open PLEASANT and Interest­ 9 Auto ment. Will train. Real Estate. 647-8400.a rold. Advertiser hereby or 721-7329.______or port time with some person for cashier needed to supervise PRODUCTION/Packer. worfcsrt* (com.) for landscaping and ing part time lob. Se­ 40 plus hours per week, 49 Summaries INGENIOUS! 11 Beautiful agrees to protect. Indemnify FAMILY that cares Is experience. Apply in Thursday-Sunday, 6am children at private pool lawn care mainte­ union (abbr.) Mechanical abili­ and hold harmless the Man­ person. Krause Florist, to 10pm. Family run cretary, driver and competitive wages and 12 ShakDspMr* 52 Cooler Nantucket Cope style needed. Financial sup­ party, Saturday July nance. Will train. 647- 63 Diamond chester Herald, Its officers 621 Hartford Road, other. Pays well, call benefits. Apply In per­ M n vlUiin ties a must. Weld­ at Lydoll Woods. Att­ Dairy Mart, 368 18. Pleose coll 646-2999. 1349. State (abbr.) and employees against ony port and reimburse­ Manchester. now 633-4794. son at Fowler's LTD, 13 Com liiy ached single family de­ and all liability, loss or ment for expenses will Spencer St., Manches- OIL Burner technician to 14 Luau food 54 Additional in g experience ter. 569-3046.______117 Colonial Road, 55 Rugs velopment In Manches­ expense. Including attor­ be paid to the qualified TEACHER. Starts Sep- service east of the CLERICAL- Immediate OFFICE Manager. Mo- 15 Robollious opening full time for Manchester, CT. No 56 Oraduati of helpful. Good driv­ ter. Great concept neys’ fees, orlsing from family Interested In tember for 3 year BODY man wanted full river. Top wages, full ture, light typing, cal­ domonttrs- offering many bo­ clolms of unfair trade practi­ detailed oriented per­ calls please. tk)n Anriapolis providing a home for nursery school pro­ time. Must have expe­ benefits. Call Boland culator. Pleasant with (abbr.) ing record neces­ nuses! 2 bedrooms, 1.5 ces, Infringement of trade­ an affectionate, eager rience In collision re­ son. Experience using good telephone skills. SECRETARY/TvpIst for 16 Rofars to marks, trade names or pat­ gram. 2 days per week Brothers. 649-2947. 18 High nott 57 Footiau sary. Excellent be­ baths, spacious stor­ to please young woman pair. Good working adding machine. 40 8:30-5. Lance Valves a 4 lawyer firm. Typing SB Plan ents, violation of rights of 8:30 to 3:30. Must have RV SERVICE man. Full hour a week, Monday- 19 BuMhism age, formal dining who uses wheelchair 4 year degree. Send conditions and good lnc.,246 Prestige Park, and courteous tele­ typ4 19 Actress 36 Incorrect nefits, good pay. room and den. Re­ privacy and Infringement of or port time. Apply Frlday, 8 am to 4:30 phone manners a must. DOWN copyright and proprietary and works at a Man­ resume by July 24th to: pay. Call 228-1153. Blonsteln's Camping East Hartford, CT. 528- 20 Largo knifo (pref.) Call Stordox Elquip- duced to $146,500. Jock- rights, unfair competition chester Sheltered pm. Free parking. 9155. Word processing and 21 Btliovo 1 Variabla star Cakhwaii 38 Author____ Children's Place Inc., LANDSCAPE Laborers, C enter, Route 83, in Catus son 8i Jackson Real and libel and slander, which Workshop. Call Caro­ Apply In person, shorthand a plus. Good 22 M a o ____ Vonnegut ment Company for 452 Tolland Tpke full time positions. Coll Vernon. _____ HIRING! Government not 2 Train track tung Estote., 647-B400.P moy result from the publica­ line Murray, 8:30am- Prague Shoe Com­ salary and benefits In a 39 Trot Manchester. offer 5pm. 649-1982. 23 ActroM 3 Vain 23 River in the tion of any odvertlsment In ARE you dependable and pany, 20q Pitkin Street, lobs, your area. pleasant working at- 41 Was pensive interview, ask for QUIET Colonial. Man­ 4:30pm. 871-6565. PART Time. Board of Hogon 4 Spot Congo the Manchester Herald by outgoing? We need a Eost Hq/lford.______815,000-868,000. Call mosphere. 649-2865. 42 One of an chester. $153,900. 3 or 4 advertiser. Including adver­ SALES Person. Retail WAKHOUSE i Education. Manches­ (602) 838-8885. Exten- 25 Politician 5 Imitator 24 Sample Rosie at 228-9478. bedroom Colonial with Office/Sales person for 6 Draft animals ancient race tisements In any free distri­ sales. Full or part time. ter High school Is seek­ ADMINISTRATIVE As­ KENNEL worker needed ____ Jack- 25 A ctreu POSITION this diversified posi­ slon 775.______son 7 Finish first 4 3 Not closed completely new 2nd bution publications pub­ Commission plus m - ing applicants for a sistant. Growing com­ for busy boarding ken­ 27 Unavanty 6 Rested in 44 Lubricates floor In 1983. Flre- lished by the Manchester Lopkitig for mechani- tion. Full time Includ­ pany seeking qualified TEENAGERS to work on nel. Responsible, ener­ Simmons larv. Room for growth. port time position from 31 Italian family chair ploced living room, Herold. Penny Sleffert, ing Saturday. Call 643- farm. Apply at Corn 26 Feudal slave 45 Zilch Overtime available. caHy inclined Individual 6pm to 9pm, 5 days per person with good ver- getic person needed for 32 Mythical harb 9 Above Publisher. 2171. Crib on Bucklond 47 Rajact dining room, l'/» baths, Benefits, pleasant to fill 1st shift opening bolk skills. Responsi­ part or full time posi­ 33 Actrass Ruby 10 First-rate (2 27 Funny story week to do telephon­ Road. 8-7 from June 26 46 Formarlv I INSTRUCTION garage. Deep private (8-5). Experience in bilities Include: group tion. Weekends and wds.) 28 Salfssma working conditions. ing. $5 per hour-no on. 50 Madical lot on quiet cul-de-.soc. LOST 667-2232. wire and cable pre­ benefits. Contact Mr. RECEPTIONIST/ Insurance administra­ early hours required. 34 Black bird 11 Judicious 29 Slim 35 Construct 1 7 _____ 30 Abominsble suffix D. W. Fish Real Estate. AND FOUND POOL Attendant for Man- ferred, but willing to Strletelomeler, Man­ tion, personnel records TRUCK driver wanted Experience helpful but, eeeeeeeeaeea 643-1591 .□______BOOKKEEPER and office supplies In­ will train. Immediate 36 Ham, a.g. Dinasan: snowman 51 Cleaning chester condominium. train the proper candi­ chester Board of Edu­ Immediately for pro­ c c im n E D m a t h t u t o r Apply In person ventory. Salary $250 to duce wholesale house. openings apply In per­ 37 Ascot “Out of 32 Chief implament CONTEMPORARY town- FOUND set of keys at Must hove experience date. Good starting cation. 647-3076. EOE. 39 S pirit in Africa” 35 Mountains AuihorLtd Sumtnar School 8330 weekly depending Must have class 11 son Monday through 52 Mischisvous house. Glastonbury. Intersection of Baldwin with pool operations. wage and' benefits. The Andrtw Ansaldl Co. Moalam K>ra author (sbbr.) . child tnokoup. AN Math wb|oelt. Ex- PART Time help morn- 186 Bldwell St. on experience. Please license starting wage Friday ,9-5. Konine $157,500. Condominium and Brvon, Sunday A p p ro x im a te ly 2-4 Contact George Russell Ings. 20hours per week. partoneod In SAT pioparatlon with fireplaced living Manchester call for appointment $7.50 per hour. Apply In Holiday Inne, 200 Shel­ 1 mornino. 644-1161. hours per day/morn- between 8 artd noon at Light manufacturing 2 3 |9 10 11 (Math 8 EngSeh) antlehtnont ro- room, fully tepllonced Ings. Call 278-2960. 8:30am to 12:30pm, person between 10am don Rd., Manchester. HOMES FOUND Grey female D4D-44I5 and warehouse duties. Prague Shoe Com­ ' tnodlaHon and ootnputar pro- Q j J hom es HOMES kitchen, 2 large bed­ and 2pm at Sardllll CREDIT Verifier. 814,560. 12 14 Poodle In Manchester. REPS Needed for busl- Some lifting required. OFFICE Assistant-Three pany, Administrative Fruit and Produce ,101 gtam 1 1n BASIC. M b -5453 FOR SALE FOR SALE l £ j FOR SALE rooms, dining room, 647-9366 after 4pm. ness accounts. Full PHYSICAL Therapist. Call 649-0072, 9am and Physiclons office look­ Credit experience from baths, lower level Office. 282-9074. Reserve Rd. Hartford bank or similar com­ 16 Tm p o u NDED. Male "3 tim e, 860,000-880,000. Immediate opening In noon.______ing for a full time or call 525-3237. studded, plumbed and Part time $12,000- accute core hospital assistant to help with RNS wanted for full and pany for professional TWO Family time tested COVENTRY. Charming 4 wired tor family room year old Huskle Cross, Snm CE STATION part time, 11-7 shift. East Hartford firm. De­ IB building with 13 rooms. room house on Coven- ' HriRklHf «f SblllHg tan and white. Walker 818,000. No selling, re­ for full time staff posi­ telephones, patient Q U HOMES or bedroom and both. peat business. Set your tion. Dynamic depart­ ATTENDANTS procedures and light Apply ADN, Salmon ' ’ pCTmiiuMii' ' ' lightful new offices. M 2 modern kltchen- try Lake. Enclosed a RaMh Honia? Private unit, 1 cor gar­ Street. Huskle, female, Brook Convalescent 2 2 FOR SALE s...one with private sun porch, fireplace ond own hours. Training ment with excellent ed- Summer work. office duties. Expe­ ENVMONMENTAL TRADE Telephone, data entry If )/ou are, I have a age. D. W. Fish. 643- 5 years old. Black and Home Salmon Brook Training program with skills. Top benefits, fee MM windows, steel sldlng- lake prlvlledges. $550 1591.0 white. Ferguson Road. provided. Call 1-612- u c a t I o n a I Apply In person: rience helpful. Send 2 6 2 0 qualified buyer for a Drive, Glastonbury. llcanae by State of CT. paid. Call Hillary Cuffs All reel nto te advertised In ...Lots of parking. Of­ plus utilities. 2 month Please call the Man­ 938-6870 M-F, fcm to opportunities. Diverse 252 Spencer St., resume to box C, c/o of Ranch with Vh bathe, BOLTON. $257,500. Salt- 5pm. (Central standard In and out patient case th e M anchester Pleose coll 633-5244. Business Personnel As- the Manchester Herald Is fered at $158,900. Coll security. 1 year leose.^ chester Dog Warden at Manchester Madical and Dental benefita. soclates. 659-3511. 31 sublect to the Fair Housing 646- 2482. Blanchard 8, 742-7820 otter 3pm. garage (praferrably at­ box Contemporary 643-6642.______time) load with programs In Herald. PART Time lob taking ■o care of Infants In a day Act of 19M, which makes It Rossetto.g______tached), In Manchettar with unique layout. 14' SCUSTODIAN. Glaston­ sports medicine, back 643-4848 MEDICAL Receptlonlst- 3 4 llleoal to advertise any pref­ NORTH Coventry. Im"- X 22' living room and 14' LOST. Female, Black and school, foot and ampu­ care center. Hours 7-1 /Computer Operator GORGEOUS Impressive, moculote 6 room Cope. - So. Windsor or Ver­ White cat, "Polly". bury Public Schools. 12 MERCHANDISE Proces- erence, limitation or discrim­ non, under *140,000. X 32* cathedral cell- tee clinics. Excellent sors. G. Fox a New INSTALLER or 1-6. Must be moture. needed for part time 3 7 3 ^ ination based on race, color, gracious and Immacu­ Professionally remo­ Missing from Locust month position, 35 Please call The Child­ BUS Drivers, Glaston­ Inged kitchen, dining hours per nance free exterior. locuzzl, attached gar­ bedroom home. Feat­ large lot In one of 871-8724 please contact: De­ sor, Ct.______hands on attitude Im­ RECEPTIONIST. Entry paid uniforms and be­ uring Impressive din­ Coil P o t 647-9170 level position at weekly nefits. East Hartford $127,900. Century 21 Ep­ age. Century 21 Epstein Manchester's most de­ MORTGAGE partment Human Re­ SECURITY Guards. G. portant. Career slot re­ stein Realty. 647-8895.0 Realty. 647-8895.0 ing room and cheerful sirable areas. Two and warding you with sense newspaper. Excellent Welding .289-2333. sources, Rockville Fox a New England WHAT A CHIP ON kitchen. Immaculate, one half baths, master 1-800-628-9505 PART Time store clerk. General Hospital, 31 tradition of satisfac­ of accomplishment. In­ DRUMMER, lead guitar customer service and EOE. GEOVAY NEWSPAPER CARRIERS NEEDED... move In condition Apply Salvation Army an d base guitar telephone skills re­ THE SHOUUPER bedroom suite, six Union Street, Rockville tion and notional retail surance and pension MECHANIc'for steel fab- /■ Y Y '' MANCHESTER AREA throughout. Mainte­ panel doors oversized Thrift Store, 210 Pine ,Ct. 872-0501 extension trend center has Imme­ benefits. Send resume needed. Women pre­ quired. Good typing or rlcatlon shop to main­ A. A. > MIGHT EVENTUALLV nance free exterior. Street, Manchester. ferred. Reply to box CC experience with per­ HELP WANTEO HHPWMITHI deck off dining area. 380. ______diate full time openings for appointment to: tain and repair our &er TO BE. $127,900. Century 21 Ep- Coll for appointment. 646-4928.______for security guards at Hartford Despatch, c/o the Manchester sonal computer pre­ trucks and equipment. Mathsr S t...... all steln Reolty. 647-8895.0 HELP WANTED KITCHEN Help. Part Herald.______ferred. Reply to: No- DUTILE Sentry Real Estate. 643- I EXCELLENT opportun- time approximately 20 our South Windsor Dis­ Personnel Manager, Must have experience. Now arrange the circled letters to Wastflald St...... all 4060.D Ity for someone who tribution Center. Our P.O. Box 8271, East CLEAN I NG p erl'b n reen Jones, The Company paid Insu­ form the surprise answer, as sug­ Eastfistd St...... all SOUTHERN New Eng­ EXCELLENT Income hours per week. Two land closslfleld ods MANCHESTER- enloys patient contact. dietary aides and one security guards are re­ Hartford, CT 06108. wonted. 4 nights a Hartford Advocate, rance and vacation. L gested by the above cartoon. Csntsrflatd St...... all taking short phone Will train as Ophthal­ sponsible for physical Please do not phone. week. Must have trans­ 232-4501. 289-2323. Northflald St...... WAREHOUSE PEOPLE reach nearly 800,000 Immoculote 2bedroom messages at home. For dishwasher/pot ...... all homes In Connecticut Ranch with garage and mic Technician In eye washer. Pleasant security. Id checks, ' EOE. portation. 647-1111. Answer here: Information call 504- photography. Starting logging, vehicles, moni­ • * k A A k A McGuIrs Dr...... NAMCO - One of America’s largest retailers and Rhode Island. The Inground pool, located 649-7922 extension working conditions ...... all price for a basic 25 In aulet, desirable salary $18,000. 646-7704. and flexible schedule In toring alarms, and con­ (Answers tomorrow) Casa Dr...... all of above ground pools, spas and patio 8201A. trolling access to off word od Is only $90 and neighborhood with REGIONAL Classified 120 bed covalescent BOOKKEEPER/AUDIT CLERK Sales Yesterday’s I MOUSE IMPEND BLITHE House Dr...... Mil furniture la expanding and has Immediate DRIVER. Port time for site facilities. We offer will oppeor In 75 news­ nicely landscaped lot. ads reach nearly home, Glastonbury. Answer Why he wasn't worried about the housing openings for full time warehouse personnel papers. For more In­ Great stater or retire­ Manchester Herald competitive salary. In­ NAMCO - One of America’s largest retailers of Ridge...... 3,000,000 homes. One Will train,' neatness Representatives shortage— HE HAD A MOBILE HOME ...... all at our new warehouse located In formation coll Classi­ ment home. $127,5000. route. Coventry area. classified ad placed centive program and a above ground pools, spas and patio furniture, Walnut...... and dependability re­ ...... 21-123 Manchester. fied, 643-2711 and ask By owner. 649-0269 Short hours. Good pay. with the Manchester quired. Weekends generous employees has an Immediate opening at It’s new office In We arc looking for mot ivated, Now bMh In Mock, ^m blg Book Nq. M to •voltobto fo r tS.SO, which In elud #* poctogc Arch...... all discount. Apply Mon­ •nd handllne, from Jumbto, e/e thlo ntwtgoptr. F.O. le i 4)88. Ortondo, 9L 32M2-4S88. for detalls.o evenings. Call 742-8867. 9-12am, 7 Herald will be placed In 6:30am to 2:30pm or Manchester for a Bookkeeper/Audit clerk. experienced sales professionals for Includo your nomo, oddrioo end 8lp eodo and moke your chock peyobto to Newagopt'Dookb. to lOpm.o day through Friday Positions are permanent, full benefit over 200 newspapers 3:00pm to 7:30pm, Candidate should have excellent math skills, an established company. We seek Park St...... 13-110 throughout New Eng­ weekdays 3:00 to from 9-5 at :G. Fox bright performers who can see the Otis...... package, overtime available. Apply In WAITRESS. Full tlme- Distribution Center, good attention span and a minimum of 1 year ...... all /port time. Apply In land for one low price. 7;30pm. EOE. Call Dan window of opportunity through our Garden Dr...... all person to - Call Classified 643-2711 301 Governor's Hlgh- experience In auditing or bookkeeping. The person: Luigis Restau- a t 633-5244 for responsibilities Include: audit of dally sales, unique marketing approach. No cold St. James St...... all ront, 706 Hartford Rd, and ask for detalls.o Interview. wav( South Windsor, calling required. CELEBRITY CIPHER Ct. charges, verification of bank deposits, refunds c m brtly OptMT ciyptograiin u a craawd from quolitloin by famous 100 Sanrico D r, Manchester Manchester. 649-5325. paoi>la. past and praatnt. Each M ta r M tha d p tw stands tor Butternut Road ...... all NAMCO and voids, and communicating with stores. Our attractive compensation package snolhsr. rodsy’s d u K Vaquats H. Includes; Position Is permanent, full-time hours, M-F, 8-5, Dale Road...... all ATTENTION; Retirees / Housewives full benefit package Including dental, excellent • above average earning opportunity, 'KY PIG YRCAMEGY Garth Road...... 125-138 DUNKIN working conditions. Apply In person or send $25,000 to $35,000 first-year potential Ludlow Road...... 25-107 resume to Director of Personnel: • salary plus Incentives, RVZPCUV EFNG, PIG DONUTS reimbursement for expenses, Arnott Rd...... all ARE YOU LOOKING JUST A FEW HOURS Ferguson R oad...... NAMCO 100 Sanrico D r, Manchester training programs YVPCEX MG NKZ ...... 15-112 FOR A PART TIME JOB Earn *5 to *8 per • excellent benefit package Including E. Middle Tpke. (even only)...... 558-676 hour to start. )F YOUR TIME... profit sharing, medical and dental, APZG LPILGZIGX Counter help and disability and 401k plans North Elm St...... 1...... 5-01 IN YOUR HOMETOWN? kitchen personnel •career advancement opportunith’s OFRV ZGGCRKRFPI Woodbridgs St...... 16-230 wanted. We offer Can give you unlimited RESTAURANT We have a permanent part time position pleasant working lb arrange for a confidential Interview, R V K I M K A G East Middle Tpke...... 204-373 earning potential!! Short Order Cooks and s,end your resume to: available for a Courler/Clerk In the Man­ conditions, all the Franklin St...... all Counter Deli People Parker St...... chester Herald's Advertising Depart­ M ANCHESTER *119.900 donuts you can eat, Stephen Blanchfleld UKZZT RZCXGKC...... 104-242 (Year round) Charles W. Warner Company ment. Monday through Friday, 9am to CANT BEAT THE PRICE paid vacation, credit Set your own hours PREVIOUS SOLUTION: "A man must consider what a 74 New l»ndon Turnpike rich realm ha abdicatas when he becomes a conformist." Green Road...... 204-330 3pm. No experience necessary. Must be Thia cozy, Colonial Capa la cloaa to all union, paid holidays and earn extra Experienced or will train. Full or part time. RO. Box 483 — Ralph Waldo Emerson. Henry St...... 201-315 convenlancas. Daap front porch, nica lot, 3 This is a fast moving, high volume restaurant Princeton St...... energetic and reliable. Assist our adver­ and fun. income while working Glastonbury, Connecticut 06033 ...... 167-100 badrooma, 1*4 baths, formal dining room with No experience deli operation east of the river. If your are Tanner St...... 124-168 tising staff with clerical duties and occa­ hutehas. Updated wiring, naw roof, vinyl aiding Equal Opportunity Employer necessary as we from home. Work at energetic, self motivated, reliable and pre­ Wallaslay St...... all sional pick-upa/dellverles of advertising and naw dack. Raady to mova Ini sently not being sufficiently rewarded for your CLASSIFIBD ADS: offer a highly Lawton Rd...... Mil your own pace on a efforts, we would like to talk to you. We offer materials. Must have reliable car. Good structured training EVERY Milford Rd...... aii pay plus mileage. Excellent opportunity schedule th at’s paid vacation, profit sharing, medical insur­ Carpenter Rd...... program that can the DAV ...... all ance and pleasant working conditions. Apply Sanford Rd...... Mil to work with a pleasant staff In an Inter­ I lead to management. tailor-made for you. AND or call for Interview, Ed White, Steve Kassman OW w onder Hamilton Dr...... all esting field. Please call Jo Deary, at 643- Wiiaa tote *M kMMM a Apply In person: at 871-2383 between 9am-5pm. IN Walharall St...... fUM? 2711 for Interview appointment. Route 83 1 i Call Jeanne or Susan at 6 4 7 - 9 9 4 6 today ays McCann Dr...... Talcottville Road REINS NEW YORK STYLE w orker S WO Bldwall St...... 270-333 ILJL INC. Vernon and begin the perfect job , ^ DELI RESTAURANT X Route 30, 428 Hartford Tpke., Vernon, CT Oharta* W. Wfemar Company ManchestnrHerald IT ^ « i 4 8 - g 7 l l ...... CALL NOW 643-2711 / 647-9946 HlanctjTstTr ★ ★ ★ TAG SALE!!! ★ ★ ★ 4 Days for the Price of 3!

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HOMES APARTMENTS I STORE AND MISCELLANEOUS CARS FOR SALE FOR RENT CARS CARS OFFICE SPACE FOR SALE FOR SALE CARS I FOR SALE POR SALE FOR SALE W AN T A Home that Is 4 ROOM, no appliances. NEWLY Renovated. AIR Conditioner for sate. close to everything??? $570 8i $470. Security Close to 1-84, 1st floor AMC Concord Wagon deposit. No pets. 2 6(KM) BTU, excellent 19W. Power steering, 88ALIBU Classic 79, good This home Is In o good suites available. Rent condition. 742-9577. condition. Recently DODGE 024 Charger, location I Some of the months security. 646- Includes utilities.500 automatic, runt good. CLYDE 1981. Red, 41,000 miles. 2426 weekdays 9-5. 18,000 B TU air condt- $750. 647-9066.______CHEVROLET-BUICK, INC. overhauled, air. Inte­ features ore 3 bed­ square feet.a Peter­ rior like new. Asking Original owner. $2450. rooms, V baths, din­ tloner, 220 volts. $250. ROUTE 83, VERNON /2 4 ROOMS. Heated, stave. man Building Com- Call 646-6819 after 4. CAMARO 1976. Power $1800. 646-6903. 644-4504 evenings. ing room, family room, References, lease, se­ pony. 649-9404.______. Steering, power ■ ■•■••■••■•■•a S3 Regal Wagon •7195 OLDSMOBILE 1901 cus- 1 car garage, fenced curity deposit. No pets. p e r f e c t opportunity. brakes, straight 6. New tom cruller wagon. yard, and walk up attic. BS Skylaih 4 dr. 1 car parking. $510. Cleon, dry 45'X 27'area paint, high mileage. •4995 S0II Your Car Air, stereo, cruise, Asking $129,900. Call us 649-3340. with potential. Suitable pooLsm Includes car cover 83 LeSabrn 4 dr. •7495 77,000 miles. $3000. 643- for an appointment! 11 for office, music stu­ ^ I n g $2200. Call 742- 84 CeNfarlty 4 dr. •7495 9729.______Frechette Benoit Asso- MANCHESTER. 2famlly, Amazing Dlscountl 1789. clotes. A46-7709.P 2nd floor, 5 rooms plus dio, accountants or In­ 84 Skyhawk 4 dr. Wg. •5995 AMC Gremlin 1974, new nice location, conve­ surance, family video, Limited time onlyl CHEVROLET 1977 Im- 84 Olda Clara 4 dr. •7495 4 Lines — 10 Days tires and exhaust, runs nient, garage. $650 per rental, etc. No food _ polo, 4door, air, cb,no CONDOMINIUMS Big new fantastic 1987 84 Horizon 4 dr. •4395 504 charge, each addi­ good. $850. 742-6537. month plus Lrtllltles and operations. 649-1680. rust, runs well. $1000. tional line. You can sized pools, Including Also Dodge wagon. 633- •8 Chav. Ceprtoa 4 dr. •8495 FOR SALE security. Available Im­ cancel at any time. mediately. Call 646-1516 huge sundeck, fence, 2939.______SB Cuttbu 2 dr. •9795 MOTORCYCLES/ BRAND New listing. after 6pm. filter and warranty. PONTIAC LOMans 1971. SB Eiooft H'bick •6195 SORRY, MOPEDS Smashing 6 room town- M ANCHESTER. 2 bed- Best offer. Runs good 88 Century 4 dr. •10,295 NO REFUNDS OR house condo at Forest rooms, 2nd flaar, all O i l FURNITURE needs body work. Call 88 Cavelier 4 dr. •83M ADJUSTMENTS KAWASAKI 250 Tecote, 3 NOW ONLY ^ 9 7 8 wheeler. Runs good, Ridge In AAanchester. appliances, heat, hat 846-8607 In the om. 87 Spectrum 4 dr. 2.5 baths, fully ap- KING size waterbed. M ir­ •8495 CALL HERALD good shape. 646-8607 In water, air condltlaner. Installation optional OLDS Cutlass Supreme 87 Celebrily 4 dr. •10,495 pllanced kitchen. Cen­ On bus line. Call 649- rored bookcose head- the am. Best offer. board. Heater, liner, and extra. 1974. v -8 , automatic, 87 Barelte 2 dr. •10.995 CLASSIFIED tral air conditioning. 1 5240.______air, runs very good. BSA 1959 A10 road rocket corprot with storage. padded rolls and com­ 650. .partially restored. 2 BEDROOMS, first f loar. forter. $300.646-8560 af- FULL RNANaNG $200 or best offer. 644- 872-9111 6 4 3 - 2 7 1 1 Tennis %swlmmlng. 0415. Many new parts. $650 Lovely complex with Stoye and refrigeratar. ter 4pm.______AVMUBLE firm. 6481^7809. peaceful setting. Na utilities. Security SEALY Posturepedic $157,900. Jackson & and references. $450. mattress, walnut head- Call Peter Collect Jackson Real Estate. 6464)827.______board and bed. $125 647-8400.O MANCHESTER. 6 raoms. 6464904. 1-800-852-7665 or Security and referen- 203-563-1161 LOTS/LAND ces. No pets. 646-2003. FOR SALE 2 BEDROOM townhouse. nnTV/STEREO/ Heat, wall to wall car­ L 2 J APPLIANCES peting, all appliances, SUPER 20 ACRES Prime farm­ land, rich loam, no coble, air conditioned. WHIRLPOOL 22 cubic stones; over 3000 feet $750 per month. Nice foot, side by side, GARAGE sale. 492 Spring on clean river; one locotlon. Coll 647-1595. white. Ice and water In Street In Manchester. block off route 6 near. 5 ROOMS, 3rd floor, heat door. IVi years old. 10-4. Saturday and Sun­ Andover/Bolton line. and hot water Included. $750. 649-0329. day July 11 and 12. $59,900. Terms Va down. Reference and security Furniture, antiques, CLASSIFIEDS! (416) 851-0178. reaulred. 643-5363. advertising collecti­ M ANCHESTER. 2 bed- ■77 J LAWN AND bles, old books, dolls, room, 1st floor apart­ ■ ''1 GARDEN and salt and pepper M0RTGA6ES ment, stoye and shaker collection. refrigerator, lovely REACH NO PAYMENTS yard. No pets. $550 T or Soil Serooned Loam. monthly, utilities not Any amount dstivarsd. Alto. till, AUTOMOTIVE Ud to 2 yean. Kiss your fi­ Included. 643-4589. nancial difficulties goodbye. graval. atona and bark mulch. Avoid foreclosure. Catch up STUDIO Type. Partly fur- Bobcat, backhoa & loadar lantal. on late payments such os first nlshed. Working single DAVIS CONSTRUCTION CARS or second mortgage or even mole preferred. No 3,000,000 HOMES outstanding credit cord bills. pets. Lease. 643-2880. 872-1400 / 6SM5SS FDR SALE Keep your home tree and 3 ROOMS. Portly fur- clear without liens. Bod FORD Maverick 1972, Selling or renting or looking nlshed. Heat. Working DDDD THINGS credit or late payment his­ single male preferred. 72,000 miles new bat­ tory Is not a problem. Kindly No pets. Lease. 643- TDEAT tery and muffler, good coll; 2880. running condition. for thet speclel executive? The Swl$$ $500. 647-7149. Conservative Group MANCHESTER. Excel- lent 2Vi room effi­ u 1-4S4-44IM or ciency apartment. $350 SCRANtON 1-454-1336 Includes heat, lights pick Regional Classifieds and hot water. 649-4003. Blueberries AND SELECT USED CASS... MANCHESTER. Excel- SOME S.S% nNANCINO ON LESSI Rentals lent 4 room modern Bttho apartment. Stoye, refrig­ 87 DODGE CARAVAN '13,805 Have Arrived! 87 LaBARON G TS Turbo *12,285 erator. No pets. Referen­ CORN CRIB 87 PLY VOYAGER '15.595 ces and security. $585 Borry Patch 87 DODGE CARAVAN *14,595 The New England Press Association is pleased to Includes heat and hot 87 DODGE CARAVAN *18,295 FOR RENT woter. 649-4003______■BChlaBd Road Soath Wlodter 87 LaBARON 4 dr. *t1 995 announce the formation of the BOLTON. Very nice 4 85 THUNDERBIRD *9,998 FEM A LE preferred to Noora S-7 StarOag 85 DODGE FAJ LoMW *11,495 rent room In house on rooms, 1 with the cage. Can be bred. To «^a i eouatwkRvwf opportunityw iw vr fvnif y etn- OoPOFtwont of Liquor Con- good home only. $125. 85 Tempo 4 dr. AC *4995 p l ^ r , and requires an offlr- JJS! oCoJe for the sole of ol- Call 742-1789.______monve actlan pallcy for all of cehollc liquor on the pro- 85 Merquis Brough *6895 643-2711 Its Contractors and Vendors YOUNG, frisky Calico as o condition of doing busl- MANCHESTER, CT 06040. cot, adopted us re­ 87 Mazda 4x4 P/U *11,800 Town, os por will be owned cently. Would you like One payment — One 25 word ad Federal Order 11346. by McBRAN, INC. of 200 to giver her a good 84 Mazda Pickup *4595 *MyCB STREET, M a” BM forms; plons and specifi­ C H E S ^R jC T 06040 and will home? 643-9346. 83 Lynx Wg.. At, AC *4895 NOW YOU CAN REACH UP TO 3;000,000 HOMES W ITH JUST ONE cations ore ovollable at the ^ PunBumd by ROBERT P. Evenings. ______General Services' offlca. B M N N IC K , JR . as eer^ 85 Arles Wagon *8,495 CLASSIFIED AD ORDER! .TOW N O F fnifft#. ' FREE 10 month old She- MANCHESTER, CT. pherd mix spayed fe­ 88 Mazda SE5 P/U *8300i ROBERT P. BRANNICK JR. male. 643-7791 after ROBERT B. WEISS, Dated June 34,1997 GENERAL MANAGER 6pm. ______85 Colony Park 005-07 007-07 Eskimo Spitzs puppies 10 Wagon *10,400 weeks old, UKC regis­ 88 Merkur XR4TI *12,800 INVITATION TO BID tered, shots. $200. 647- iiaurlipatpr) Manchtsler - A Cily ol Vlllanc Charm Hpral?i 9137______85 Cutlass 2 dr. *7895 - .I?**. Hfehth utilities District, Manchester, Cannecticut DACHSHUND mini o5?nrK?!i!t ^'"'**** ytllltles District Public Works 83 Dataun 200SX *4995 "0 OFoa, 3S7R Hilliard longhaired puppies would consist of cleaning en- AKC .228-0123. 83 QMC Jimmy 40K *7895 ! ! r f - f g P ”*'' holw and sealing entire blacktop W e Do It A ll For You I' cooti non skid rubb^liud m o I co^lna 85 Line. Town Car *11,400 MISCELLANEOUS FOR SALE 84 Gran. Marquis LS *8895 86 Isuzu DLX P/U *5595 SOUTHERN N.E. nee_ District nrehouse, 32 Main St., Manchester, Conn. E N O R O L LS MORIARTY CLASSIFIEDS ! ______Provided by NEPX -.I'U r S lP K l ™*H1ct reserves the IPright M ♦o.relectto relect I ISVi width - 2 lor 288 BROTHERS es/o7the D l^ tc t '' '^****" ‘ ‘ • • "'• d to be In the best lider- IMUST be picked up at the I 301 CtnlBT 8t. f (OHTH UTILITIES DISTRICT ■Herald Otfloe Monday thru I ManchBslBr, C T A service of the New England Press Association Samuel Longest I Thursday before t1 Am. only. Fublle Works Commissioner 643-5135 Thurs., Fri. & Sat. July 9, 10, 11

* FREE BALLOONS ^ JR. WOMEN'S LEAGME BAKESALE Thurs. 10-12, Sat 10-12 ^ MANCHESTER GARDEN CLUB ^ HOT DOGS Manchester Jaycees A RED CROSS INFO BOOTH * ROYAL ICE CREAM * BIG BROTHERS / BIG SISTERS Proceeds to I.O.H. INFO BOOTH ^ MARC BAKERY ^ FARMER’S MARKET Saturday, July 11

Advartitlng SupplaiiMnt to the ManchMter Harald OWN! July 8, 1987 FAIRWAY DEPARTMENT STORE mmw... 974 MAIN ST. MANCHESTER “From tho Saa/ca to the PLE/^TY OF FREE PARKING Impoeelble to Find, OPEN NIGHTS W 9 975 Main St. M C — VISA Casual Clothing and Footwear Manphester You Should Come Here First” 6 4 6 -1 7 1 7 Hours: M-T-W-F 9-6 / Thurs 9-9 / Sat. 9-5:30 CUSTOM FRAMING * WINDOW SHADES ★ KEYS MADE SUP£R SIDEWALK SA VINOS STARTS THURSDAY A.M. CUSTOM FRAMING COUPON SALE MEN’S Famous Makar 1000 MEN'S ★ Oils ★ Photographs O A O A ( PfF OUR ALREADY Short SiNVO ★ Prints ★ Noodlapoints W LLOW PRICES POCKET We can frame anything... Reasonably! KNIT SHORTS MEN’S a T-Shirts SCISSORS SHIRTS WOMEN’S Selected Irregulars PASTEL MIRACLE COLORED GRO EACH 99 ea. / Many aiaortad atyla aciaaora to oUpU—OK chooaa from FRAMES “«s r * 2/FOR While Supplies LastI 2nd Pair 10( 0 oz. Houaaplant Whilt Supplln L u t fertillzar. SLIGHT IRflCOULARS $199 Excluding REEBOK Styles 0 0 . Water soluble. SEWING O'xlO" SIza framaa in aaaortad Value *2.19 aach. paatal colors. Vaiua *4.00 each. NOTIONS MEN S & CARTERS BIG BEN • M. FINE LADIES WOMEN’S CREW NECK ALL BATTERY A First Quality! UNBELIEVABLE! 3 f .r » l ELECTRIC FANS TANK TOPS • Painters Pants SWEATSHIRTS Chooaa from aaam rippar, matal KITCHEN HELPERS bobbina, 25 cL aafaly plna, 100 • Carpenter Pants cL draaamakar pina, and mora. 4 f . r n • Overaiis 20% • Brown Duck Pants Vaiues ASSORTED Chooaa from many woodsn utsnslls to or stalnisss stad paring knlvaa • Work Pants » 27" OFF OUR Stltcltd Irn. Asst Colors S Sizes HANGERS ALREADY TRASH BAGS 3 pack skirt hangar with aach FOOD t r 3 cllpa 4 Oar skirt hangars LOW V - 2 / S 1 5 0 with dips or 2 wood draaa Valass ta UMBRELLA PRICES! LADIES hangars with dips *2** 14'x14'. Kaapa pasta off iWEN’S IBPickl ’ food. Aaaortad eolora. *13 saNon tall kHclwn bag, IS ci. 1 EbLens I • 8 gallon waatabaaltat baa 20 et a 20 gallon tmah baa 10 c t TUBE SUMMER a 33 gallon traah S laam bag, 7 el. KITCHEN ALL WITH Ties TOWELS SOCKS T-S h irts PANTS 5 4 " WIDE Wo Carry A RUG 25, CompMa Una Asst. Coiors $ X 4 9 entire 9tocK'- OIL CLOTH of Canning FOLDING Sizes S*M«LdXL OUT a aollda A printa MENT far Qutllty a graat for pignic and Fraating 100% Printad cotton in size 24'x45' WEB taIXaa $ 2 5 0 17' X 27' size. Assorted *1»! Values Suppllaa RavsralM* arovan nig In aasortad colot*r a apongaa claan colors and dssigns. CHAIR to •30«> MEN’S SUMMER LADIES T-SHIRTS CRAFT DEPARTMENT PANTS llllnolc BronMc 11x14 • Popiin OR SALE PUFFY PAINTS FAMOUS MAKER COUNTRY COLORS PLASTIC CANVAS a Lt. Sheeting • perfect for fabric • Duck Cioth KNIT POLO DRESSES • design your own tee ' shirt or sweatshirt 1 oz. jars 2 / $ i o o While WZES SaMaL • won’t wash out They LastI THEMENOOUS VALUEI $ 1 2 ®* WHILE THEY LASTI FREE ALHIUTraHSI Values to *24" il2” Thumb Action CHRISTMAS CRAFT ITEMS ARE BEGINNING TO COME IN. SHOP EARLY GLUE $788 FOR BEST SELECTION. WATCH FOR ic MANY MORE SPRING a SUMMER GUN I CHRISTMAS IN AUGUST! STOREWIDE SPECIALS CHILDREN’S Clothing MANY UNAPVERTISEP SPECIALS THROUGHOUT THE STORE SHOP EARLY FINAL CLEARANCE SAVE UP TO 75% AND MORE ON ONE-OF-A-KINDS FOR BEST SELECTION ★ ENTIRE STOCKI PRICE! AND DISCONTINUED ITEMS — SALE ENDS SAT., JULY 11 i t r SIDEWALK SALES Downtown Sidewalk Sale .3 DAYS DMA’ • .ILLY 10. 11 o f Summer Special Savings On D owntown M anchester SIDEWALK SALE Clearance • Ruby Rings Just a Sampllngl • Maternity . y Sale (July birthstone) clothes • Burgess Palnt^prayers e« caa • Uniforms • Fry Pans at • Diamond Rings • Loungewear Reg. '19" « l £ * 9 " • Sink Sprayer/Scrubbar « ^ o o • Lighters • Bra & Corset Reg. ‘14« SALE * Tweed’s Specialty Fittings • Black & Decker • Breast Form Sharp & Sand • Ident Bracelets for Masectomys Reg. *29" Shop • Light Fixtures ^ I s o Reg. *29" M U * 9 »» Join Ua • Weed Eaters FR E^ engraving T On The Sidewalk Reg. *49" m u * 2 0 »» • Shrub Trimmers iorVz PRICE Reg. *40" s«u*15®® 637 Main St. % OFF Selected Watches on selected Uniforms 20 & Nursemate Shoes MANCHESTER - or - M anchester Inside The Store HARDWARE, INC. • r 877 Main St, Manchester 643-6196 BRAY JEWELERS for 2 0 % O f f *wndey thru Saturday 8:30-S;30; Thursday TH S ^ I n n t' h (' \ I r r \ Itn rs I .11 ■ n i ■ 11 • r ^ ( f i < t ‘ / '^ / (S' entire stock ■as* PTi (•neapt brat A girdlat) 5tore'Hours — 9:30 - 5:00 hMM M ain Si iv t‘1 • M Aiu-lu'>U‘r 6 4 3 -4 4 2 5 Roleanne Manaeau - owner Closed Mondays during 6 4 3 -6 3 46 6 4 3 - 5 6 1 7 631 Main S t, Manchester o - July & August Op«n M on-M t - - 5“ • Tliura iN •••

AUCTIONS EWBY TNURSOAT W8NT - 7MI PM SIDEWALK SALE 9 0 SPECIAL ON QUALITY ANTIQUES BOUGHT & SOLD SALE! GENERAL COATINGS Until July 10 Only!/New, Used, Reconditioned & Demos Come On Down To CALCULATORS Lift the Latch Latex House Paint...... ^15®®gai. Sharp CS 1675 (4 )...... V59<» *99®® New Sidewalk Sale Sanyo 5000 DP (4)...... tW * ®99®® New and save on selected Porch & Floor Paint..... Olympia 10PD (2 )...... ®99®® New Mikasa Dinnerware patterns “BROOKS ANTIQUES” Interior Flat Latex...... “FEDERAL HOUSE ANTIQUES” CASH REGISTERS 20 Piece Sets “ONE-OF-A-KIND ANTIQUES” Values to *120®® Semi-Gloss Latex...... ^ 1 4 ^ % . Victor 3008 8 Dept. (1) ...... ® 449 Dem o * 2 9 .9 5 • Fine China & Glassware • Rose Medallion Plate ■ Thurs. - Fri. - Sol. Only • Meissen Pitcher • Mantle Clock, c1910 Victor 3001 2 Dept. (2) ...... ® 239 Dom o Suppliei Lim ited Oil Primer...... • Mary Gregory Tumber • Slag Glass Overlay Lamp All Hems Guaranteed These Savings and More SHARON’S COUNTRY KITCHEN We Service What We Sell! ike ^aick • Homestyle Meals • Soft Ice Cream • Specials Available at St0K i. or Call 9-5, MoiMay thn FrMay 977 Main Street 12,000 Sq. Ft. Antique, Downtown Manchester Coin & Collectable 646-9243 39 Purnell Place 6 4 9 -6 8 7 0 Shoppes E.A. JOHNSON PAINT CO., me. ALLSTATE (bthlnd Mwlow’. Owt. Stora) 723 Main Street, Manchester BUSINESS M anchester 10-Spm T u 0s .-8at. M M C H E S m MALL MACHINES 643-6156 12-7pm Thurs. 811 Main St., Manchester 649-4501 fS Antique end Collectible Shops

. i i $ i t t a • > • I { l i'z I p r r » Z l •k ★ REGAL'S INSIDE AND OUT SUMMER SALE JULY 9. 10. 11th Summer Clearance July 9th, 10th, 11th July 9th, 10th, 11th All Summer Suits All Summer Sport Coats BIG AND TALL ON THE SIDEWALK... 30% OFF Sumrher Suits____2 5 % off 2 5 % OFF All Summer Coats $14700 60 Reg., I^ngs, Portlys Hart, Schaffner & Manc..?r*.‘???.*300®® 52 X-Longs All Summer Coats _«2jmNOW $122w 54 Portly Shorts Levi Student . ®5®® Christian Dior...... All Summer Coats Jl2Jl“ NOW *105»* Yves Saint Laurent...»232“ All Year Round Blazers Summer Sport Coats Kingsridge...... '!!».^..*221” 2 0 % off ^ „ 30% O FF ^ Levi & Lee Student Jeans ..®5®® Botany ‘500’..'...... Year Round Blazers...... 20% off | Sizes 25 to 30 ★ FREE ALTERATIONS ★ ★ Free AltentlonB ★ ★ FREE ALTERATIONS ★ \ $ 1 0 0 0 PANT SALE Select Men’s Lee C o rd s ...... Short Sleeve Dress Shirts u n • A . (Sizes 32 to 42) Sizes 25 to 33 Haggar Poly Slacks______Select Group — Choose From Group of • Van Heusen Haggar Betted Poplins____ • Short Sleeve ^ b _ F 0 R Men’s Fashion Jeans____ $ 1 0 ® ® • Career Club Jaymar Golf Slacks ______•29*® Knits Sizes 28 to 32 • Sport Shirts • Enro Mm for Sansabelt Slacks.______®39»® $g®® Buy one at ngular prioa, gat tha 2nd tor *1. • Pants Hart, Schaffner & Marx. »49®® Buy ona at regular price, get one tor *1. Jockey Active Shorts___ Select Group of Short Sleeve Knits Entire Stock of Regal • Robert Bruce ALL ALL $8®® • Puritan Spring Jackets BERMUDA SHORTS SPMNG OUTERWEAR Short Sleeve Dress Shirts • Jockey • London Fog Sizes 44 to 60 • London Fog O CO/ f o r ____ Reg. *20 to *24 • Jantzen Buy ona afWagular Prtca, • Members Only 2 5 % OFF • Membero Only ^ D /0 OFF • Career Club Qat tha second knit tor lust $1. • Haggar % OFF Selected silk T le o ...... ^5®® Mix and Match — Higher price prevails 25 WOVEN ALL • Ail Bathing Suits Selected Stock of Short Sleeve Spisit Shirts • Solids • Plaids SANSABELT SLACKS Selected Poly Tie s ...... *3®® • Ail Bermuda Shorts MT - 2X Tall/1X-4X Big • 44 to 54 Big • 34 to 44 Tall % OFF • All O.P. Jams ^Florahlm 2 0 ® ^ OFF 20 Dexter Camp Sox...... 3 for ^4®® • Underwear 25®/(0 OFF %'^i, Extra Long Ties 2 lor *15” Support Your Downtown Manchester Open Wei., Thors., Fri. till MO RECATS I^ RECAVS-Your Oualliy Uan-s Shop- . ^ I '“Your Quality Men's Shop" Association Plenty of Free Parking msaimi w O lij

o f ' I ______Downtown Manchester RIDICULOUS • Maternity clothes B • Uniforms lE C TR IC A L i • Loungewear PLUMBING I • Bra & Corset Autu/f4n/ atu/ t€^A/y^eo4n OSOJfO Fittings • Breast Form TOOLS HOUSE- for Masectomys JWARES a From Our From Our Join Us PAINT DRIVEWAY On The Sidewalk SEALER Women’s Department Men’s Department forV2 PRICE /ferns as low as (T on selected Uniforms 5 & Nursemate Shoes - or - MANCHESTER Blouses Inside The Store HARDWARE, Inc. were to m ...... NO IF ^ 1 5 ® ^ up were to *460...... NOW for 877 Main St., Manchester 20% Off Monday thru Saturday 8;36-5;30c Thuraday 1H 8 '^1 r § Jackets Sports Coats uta^/^AA 643-4425 were to ^390...... NOIF^VU^^ up were to ^265...... NO IF ^ 2 0 ^ ^ up 111 AN § Slacks were to ^115...... NOW^ Downtown Sidewalk Sale were to ^76...... NO IF ^ 2 0 ® ^ up ...... ;voir#2000„. Summer I Jerseys ^ SALE! Clearance were to ^26...... NO IF ^ 1 0 ^ ® up Sports Shirts ^ aa Until Jnly 10 0nly(/Nnw, Usnd, RacondWoMd « Dnm u were to H3...... N O W ^ L 5 ^ ” up §Skirts ' Sale Group o f typewriters were to H25...... NO IF ^ 2 0 ® ® ...... (in.c)*199 at up Dress Shirts ...... (in«)»125 were to *35...... NOIF ^ ...... * 65 Tweed’s Specialty % Dresses Swintec 8014 Electronic...... ,j d.„„, *449 up Ties Olivetti Cx 880 Electronic...... (i doto) *449 Shop were to *35...... NOW A L L * 2 0 ^ ^ Olivetti Cx440 Electronic Portable...... (D em o ) *249 MCotton Sweaters Special Croup

Swintec 1148 CMA Electronic...... (Oemo) *375 were to m ...... NOW up Itwc to *25-*35...... NOir * 1 0 ® ® CHECKWRITERS 1 Reconditioned Model...... S 0 0 637 Main St. Also Miscellaneous Items Drastically All Hems Guaranteed M anchester Reduced for Sidewalk Sales, We Service What We Sell! •tap hi «r CaH 9-S, MMar tfeni FrMa, 643-6196 All Sales Final / All Sales For Cash, A LLS TA TE Purnell Place ' Store Hours — 9:30 - 5:00 Closed Mondays during Mastercard or VISA OIIIH s» eI July & August INSIDE • OUTSIDE • UPSTAIRS • DOWNSTAIRS IN C O LO R FROM AM/EX VISA OPEN 6 DAYS MC DISC M A R L O W ’S THURSDAY til 9 $ 2 7 9 0 0 FIRST FOR EVERYTHING SINCE 1911^ THURS. DOWNTOWN llAAIN ST., MANCHESTER "O ur 7Sth Year” THE Pfaltzgraff Sale FRpE PARKING FRONT AND REAR OF OUR STORE Folkarl • Herilagf • Yorklowne FRI. JULY Now * 9 . 9 5 ,‘t Piece Settirip SAT. SIDEWAIKSME 9 ,1 0 ,1 1 CLOSE OUT Heirloom • Remembrance • Garland XD>^nskih PROFESSIONAL PHOTOGRAPHERS CHAIR PADS PARISIAN PRINT TABLE Close Out •t N o w ^ 1 4 . 9 5 Piece Setting GIRLS BATHING SUITS CLOTHS • Asst. Colors AS Slim Not 811 MAIN STREET £. #•- AraUMt M ANCHESTER • 643-1442 20% OFF Accessories • Cotton 50% 50% OFF Children’s ^ g % Q / • Polyester 50% • Ona Piaca a soiida & Prints Close • 15" X(^13" • Tank Stylaa a sizaa 2 to 14 Out Summer 9|| /Q o f f ‘The Place for Savings” " .1 - 1 INSIDE ONLY Ya/ues to *18^ Priced Shirts Sizes 2T — 12 Offer mr ■A N «I!K Good SOUVENIR SCHOOL MICRO MINI r BLINDS - RIVAL ELECTRIC KNIFE ANNE’S PLACE Til A ' CREW NECK CONTEMPORARY “Old Fashioned Prices” July 11 2310 38'' WIds White Lljolit Oak In Stock Only SWEATSHIRTS A X Ivory Bedroom Set $ Haircuts 24" SALE *18“ % PRICE ONE ONLY • 1 0 8 9 “ FOUR STYLISTS TO SERVE YOU ______Appointments Have Priority______tlic SPolcii RECLINER SHOWER CURTAINS CLEARANCE 977 Main Street Discontinued Styles LOVE SEAT 6 TANNING SESSIONS *24»° Comfort and Assortod\Clilldreii’s Socks Downtown Manchester Valua at Color: flold/Brown SO* WIdi in the Tues.-Fri. 10-9 pm fA . ASSORTED STYLES — __Anklets to Knee-Hi’s Ona Low Prica Valussfram8gato>2" Sat. 'til 4pm 649-6870 , 3 ONLY ASSORTED COLORS MANCHESTER MALL For Appt. Call ■ > Reg. »529« CLOSE OUT PRICED! 2 O N LY 81' Main Street 643-1442 i *258“ * 3 5 8 “ INSIDE ONLY Inside Store Only a pair INSIDE ONLY r>' - CLEARANCE TORO ITEM I CLEARANCE SIDEWALK SALES MEN’S ATHLETIC SHORTS LAUNDRY BASKET MEN’S u SIDEWALK SALE 3 DAYS ONLY • JULY 9. 10. 11 Polyaatar/Cotton MOWER Aaaoftad Colon: Almond, Chocdeta, Blanda Slate Blue 4 White SUMMER SLACKS SIzaa S. M. L. XL Polyoeter/Cotton Blend LlmlWdOl*. *399“ Sizes 30-50 SPECIAL V duw to '7> •tosra OFF Special Savings On 50% OFF nJ^SSUar » 3« 50% Vikioolo O Samsonite • Ruby Rings CLEARANCE LADIES DISHWASHER Stonn Stain* IMsr-Cisiilsrnyli sonora ^ (July birthstone) SWIM SUITS e AlMMd Citor Laura Mae LUGGAGE RSQ. tALM The • Danakin e Rlnst A Hild Cyds • 21' Travel • 80.08 •Stifg • Diamond Rings • Robby Len ONE a 24’ Travallar • gg.oe M4.SS Guaranteed BLOUSES a Limited Quantities • 28* Pullman *118.88 *48lt0 ONLY a 28* Pullman *130.08 *88.88 • Polyastar/Cotton Blondt a One & Two Piece lOFF ^ 2 3 8 “ AutmcAM uAot - near ouauty - • Prints. Solids. Stripas 50% OFF rauow « TAN - umno awutnnu IWormer • Lighters • SIzss 8 to 44 Values to *58** Our Selected Stock Only With more wood ifmesooan ANCHOR l i pc. • Ident Bracelets LADIES CASUAL GLASS PUNCH BOWL SET preservative than SMALL Avsllsble In Limited Qusntltleal . other leading SLACKS also DROP LEAF TABLES — For Evirydiy W u r Rnchor Punch Sets brands. ALL WOOD WALNUT FINISH Hocking ' • Solids • Polyester FREE engraving a Prints 30x18 Clotsd 30x42 Opan a Cotton 2.0 NLT $25goo Rag. *18" Rag. >389" 50% OFF ''• '““ aacaa $ 1 C 9 5 .WHILE SUPPLIES LAST to *15“ S A L E ^ ® * 20% OFF Selected Watches PLASTIC HOUSEWARES Reg. >19.95 SALE ^ 5 town Boa Item 8334 a Sitrags Bint a Vagalobla Bint • Sink MoH a SinkRadit Be Sure To Teflon Pad sDifhOralcii a Sink Siminan BUXTON World Famous Wallets Browse Around & Cover a Curisry Troyi a Watts BoiksN BRAY JEWELERS a Prolsctar Molt a Sink Ohridsn Inside for Other The E.A. JOHNSON PAINT CO., i«c. " M n nchc\t cr \ l-inr^l .Irnclrr nUSMOREI 50% OFF Unadvertised 723 Main Street, Manchester ti9!) Main Sli'in't • Ma DISCONTINUED COlOtS ONIYI Our Salactad Stock Only Vslues to >32" 649-4501 1)43-51) 17 Speclalslll ALL SALES FINAL NO EXCHANGES _ Jewelers CASH & CARRY ■M OR REFUNDS

FREE Bottle of Jewelry Cleaner To First 10 Purchases Each Day of Sale

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2 0 % OFF lOKT. MOTHER’S RINGS Reg. »99«» Now »79*»

2 5 % O F F A L L lOKT. & 14KT W E D D I N G B A N D S in stock

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I FR E E Watch Battery j i '■™ r ' with this coupon -Jewc crs SALE HOURS: One Battery Per Customer DAILY 9:30-5:30 Bring in your watch with its dead V l l THURSDAY’til 9 battery, and we’ll replace it, FREE! J Sorry, No Phone Order* 785 Main Street, Manchester