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fO — MANCHESTER HERALD, Tuesday, June 17. 1986 CLASSIFIED ADVERTISING 643-2711 MANCHESTER SPORTS FOCUS

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Superb 10 room contem- ... p a g e 9 oororv — Dream kitchen, 5 Room Apartment 2nd ... p a g e 1 4 4 bedroom s, 3'/j baths, floor. Available July 1. A i',. professional dark room. Busline, heat Included. iMSGEliANEOUS nMiMiSCELLANEOUS $550 per month. Keith PAINTIIID/ In-law apartment. -Secur­ CHILD CARE 8ERVIGE8 SERVICES'------ity alarm. Snuggled on Real Estate 646-4126. TAPERINfi over 1 acre with view of pond and nature. Every Manchester In nice loca­ > Nome your own price — Odd lobs. Trucking. amenity possible. Call for tion, with secluded yard. Pother and son. Fast, Home repairs. You name WIT tASORBirST full details. $295,000. $595 plus utilities. Call dependable service. It, we do It. Free esti­ Strano Real Estate, 647- 529-0299. will do babysitting In my Pointing, Paperhanging mates. insured. 643-0304. We’ll correct all your 7653. n Licensed Manchester & Removal. Coll 646-5761. Manchester-Cozy 2 bed­ home. (Verplanck School Howkes Tree Service — water problems. Huge M aster — M anche s­ room with bullt-ln micro- Area). Call 646-3793. Commercial Pointing Bucket Truck & Chipper. Free estimates and ter, $108,900. "Lvdall wave and nice yord. $495 Confrocfors-lnterlor and Stump Removal. Free Es­ written guarantee. exterior pointing. 20 years timates. Special consider­ Woods” Williamsburg 3 plus utilities. Call 529-0299. Hat6hways, founda­ iManrkstrr HrralJi In business. Fully Insured. ation for Elderly and Han­ bedroom Colonial Includ­ CARPENTRY/ Manchester — A City o( Village Charm ing 12X22 living room/dln- Free Estimates. 7420638. dicapped. 647-7553. tions, cracks, gravity Ing area. 1st floor fam ily There's someone out ISJfREM0DELIN6 feeds, tile linee, dry room and laundry. Many there who wants to buy Delivering clean form loom; 5 yards $75 plus tax. wells. Sump pumps, condominium features your power tools. Find Farrand Remodeling — window wells and with your own lot and that buyer with a low-cost ELECTRICAL Also sand, stone, and Wednesday, June 18,1986 Cabinets, roofing, gut­ grovel. Coll 643-9504. 25 Cents very low maintenance od In Classified. 643-2711. ters,. room additions, drainage lines. fee. I'^j baths, garage, decks, all types of remo­ Dumas Electric— Having OVER 40 YEARS built In 1985. D.W. Fish deling and repairs. F R E E Electrical Problems? EXPERIENCE. RE­ Realty, 643-1591 or 871- estimates. Fully insured. Need a large or a small FERENCES. State 1400. □ Manchester-Large, quiet, Telephone 643-6017, after Repair? We Specialize In 1 bedroom opartment, 6pm, 647-8509. D & D Landscaping. Vaca­ Registered. Fully In­ ovallable July 1, neor bus Residential Work. Joseph Justice confirmations likely DUmas. Fully Licensed. tion cuttings, hedge trlm- sured. ALBERT IQ j CARS MOTORCYCLES/ to Hartford and 1-84. Air Carpentrv and remodel­ mlong, Prunings, flower 1 I Rore Find...Distinctive 5 conditioning, hardwood Free Estimates. '646-5253. ZUCCARO WATER­ I ^ ' I for sa le ing services — Complete & shrub plantings. Free MOPEDS By Jam es H. Rubin being taken off a drug used to ease day” show. bedroom Garrison Colon­ floors, appliances. $450 ideological balance, but his youth ial on prlvofe 6.8 acre lot! home repairs ond remo­ estimates. Call 659-2436 PROOFING. Hart­ The Associated Press back pain. “ Both men are quality people.” Includes heat and hot iHEATINfi/ Datsun B210 Light Blue, and his recognized intellect could The grounds and yard deling. Quality work. Ref­ ofter 5:30pm. ford S63-3006 or 1983 Honda Moped, 2000 “ I think that that's something said Simon. “ There undoubtedly give the court a powerful conserva­ water, no pets, call 644- erences, licensed and In­ 1980 five speed drive. Very miles, excellent condi­ surrounding this home 9113. PLUMBIN8 Manchester 846- WASHINGTON -Thechairman that, when you hold a confirmation will be some questions, particu­ tive voice for decades to come. must be seen to be ooprle- sured. Coll 6460165. Odd Jobs-Palntlng, win­ good condition. M u st Sell. tion, call 646-3203. dow cleaning, hedge- 3361. 649-2647. and a liberal member of the Senate hearing, it would be a legitimate larly to Judge Scalia, but every­ As an appeals court judge. Scalia cloted. Truly a noture Fogarty Brothers — Ba­ Judiciary Committee today fore­ lover’s paradise! There /lown cutting. Coll Also, dampness- question, and I suspect Justice thing I hear is very favorable about has voted for the right of the U.S. throom remodelino; In- Chevrolet Monza, 1980, 2 Suzukl-Enduro, 1972, runs saw untroubled Senate confirma­ Rehnquist himself would ^want it these men of quality.” ore two large, cleared stollotlon water heaters, 649-5695 anytime. Park Service to bar demonstrators I HOMES -proofing. Concrete door hatchback. Auto­ great, $250. Phone 643- tions of Supreme Court Justice answered.” Leahy said. ‘‘I can’t Thurmond said hearings would from sleeping in Washington parks areas that are lust waiting garbage disposals; faucet 8502. for you to plant your own FOR RENT Independent Construc­ Bookeeoing fullcharge 14 walls and floors. matic transmission, William Rehnquist as the nation's even believe he would even have probably begin in mid-July, days and for a requirement that crim i­ repairs. 6490539. Vlso/M- power steering, new gardens, home Is sur­ tion Co. General Contrac­ osterCord accepted. years experience for next chief justice and staunch accepted the president's appoint­ after the end of the court's current nal defendants claiming insanity rounded by tall pines, and Glastonbury 2 bedroom tors, custom home build­ small business. Write C & brakes, new tires, rust- A. Henry Personalized proofed. Runs good. Very conservative Judge Antonin Scalia ment if he didn’t think that was term. Burger’s retirement will undergo examinations. Is lust a beautiful setting! house with complete In­ ing and remodeling, N Bookeeping, 47 Teresa Lawn Care-Coihplete to take Rehnquist’s place. something that could be solved.” take effect upon the confirmation STRETCH YOUR burger Rd., Manchester, CT. Cleon. Excellent condi­ He also wrote an article calling The home features a mos- law apartment, 521-5234. siding, excavation, etc. lawn core and landscap­ "We anticipate no particular Thurmond said he did not of his successor. ter bedroom with Its own Cali 456-8865 or 456-7215. budget By using one port tion. $25(X) or best offer. MISCELLANEOUS the Freedom of Information Act. ing. Free estimates, fully 647-9203. Keep trying. I strong opposition.” to Reagan's anticipate roadblocks to Reagan’s Thurmond said Rehnquist “ is the law that defines the public's bath and a total of 3 full Manchester-3 bedrooms, soy extender to four ports Insured, all work guaron- AUTOMOTIVE baths, family room with appliances, $675 per of meat. Your taste buds surprise nomination of Rehnquist plan to elevate Scalia to the high highly respected and. in my right to obtain government docu­ feed, senior citizens dis­ 1982 Buick Skylark. One wet bar, oak staircase, month. Security, No Pets. WANT AOS ore the won't be able to tell the counts. 647-1349. to succeed Chief Justice Warren E. court after the Senate acts on the opinion, will make a great chief ments and attend meetings, “ the barnboard panelling and 647-9137. friendly wav of finding a difference, but your Doubis A Fence Co. Ex­ owner, very good condi­ Parting 1979 Chevy C-10 Burger, Judiciary Committee Rehnquist nomination. justice.” Taj Mahal of the Doctrine of much natural woodwork, cash buyer for oppllan- budget wllll Boost your pert stockade and roll tion, 4 door, 6 cylinder, Pickup. 8 foot bed, p,ose, Chairman Strom Thurmond said, Scalia. SO. a legal scholar most of Despite Thurmond’s prediction. Lawn core, driveways standard transmission, wheels and cop. Call 646- Unanticipated Consequences, the on enclosed sun porch ces. musical Instrumpnts. budget by selling Idle fencing, repair or Installa­ sealed, special weekly anticipating hearings by-the mid­ his life, has been a member of the Democrats likely will voice opposi­ Sistine Chapel of Cost-Benefit STORE AND cars and a host of other air conditioning, power 1786 offer 5:30 weekdays, with woodstove, fantastic Items In your home with o tion. Call Tony Albert. summer rote. Manches- dle of next month. U.S. Circuit Court of Appeals — tion to both men because of their Analysis Ignored" home for o large and OFFICE SPACE Items. low-cost ad In closslfled. 649-9906. steering, power breaks, all weekend. ^ 4 ^ ter/Bolton. Call 647-0467. rear defrost, tilt, cruise, A few Democrats expressed considered the nation's No. 2 conservatism. Burger, saying “ 17 years is long growing family, must see misgivings on ideological grounds courtroom — since Reagan put to appreciate the natural AM/FM stereo cassette, Sen. Donald Riegle D-Mich., enough for anybody.” said he is Manchester - Downtown wire wheels. $2995. 649- Ladder rack tits van. $60. — Rehnquist is often thought to be him there in 1982. He would beauty of this home and Call 649-9567.0 said Rehnquist "has not demon­ retiring to devote full time to retail or office space, 1750 3261. the court’s most' conservative become the youngest justice and strated ... the extraordinary ca­ running the national commission property. Additional 4 square feet. 668-1447. acres also available with member and Scalia fits the same the first one of Italian-American pacity for leadership one expects coordinating the 1987 celebration Ladder rack tits van $60 the potential tor subdivi­ BOATS/MARINE MISCELLANEOUS CARS 1969 Volvo. 144 Automatic. mold — and Sen. Patrick Leahy. descent. in a chief justice,” o f the C on stitu tion 's 200th For Rent-2,000 square feet firm. Call 649-9567 after sion. Call today to see this FURNITURE EQUIPMENT $150. or best offer. Coll D-Vt., another Judiciary panelist, Sen. Paul Simon. D-III.. a Judi­ A" In Industrial Section of I FOR SALE FOR SALE 649-4908. 4:30.a Rep. Patricia Schroeder, D- birthday. one of o kind property, Manchester, near 1-84. said questions would be raised ciary Committee liberal, went Colo.. said Scalia has passed a Burger, who in retirement will offered at $199,900. Realty Concrete floor, overhead Business wooden desk 16 foot Mod River canoe, Childs school desk with 1981 Dodge Arles-Speclol about Rehnquist’s health. along with Thurmond’s forecast of conservative "litmus test and I receive his full annual salary of W orld, 646-7709. 2 New Heads complete for door, buss bar, office, call oak finish 60 Inches x 34 paddles Included. Used heovy-dufy choir. $10. Item, excellent condition, The justice suffered psychologi­ relatively easy confirmation pro­ find that frightening.” $108,400. is serving as the bicenten- GM torgetmoster 350 en­ 646-7804. •« Inches. Three drawer four times. Excellent con­ Three huoe whiskey bar­ fully powered. $2400. Coll cal disorientation a few years ago ceedings on both nominations. Scalia's presence is not expected East Hartford-92,500. each side and dition. $800. Please coll rels. Pointed and stained gine, $75 each. 649-2287.D Roomy Dutch Colonial 643-1727 offer 6pm. and had to be hospitalized after Both appeared on the NBC "T o ­ to alter significantly the court’s Please turn to page 8 Manchester Office or re­ drawer $75. 649-1680.Q 643-4942 offer 6pm or 647- ligh t bro w n $30. 643- featuring 6 large rooms, 9946 8:30 - 5:30. Ask for 1985 S-10 Blazer 2x2. Auto tail space could be busl- 4859/520-8736.Q Irons, AM-FM radio, air 1982 Cellco GT Alpine. Herald photo by Pinto 1'^ baths and garage. ness/oportment Maple coffee table. Excel­ Bob. Perfect for those looking cond., beige with tan Inte­ AM#M cassette with eq. Your Choice combination. 643-2121. lent condition $60. Call Electronic Cosh Register. New brakes 8, tires. $4,500. for a good buy and are 16 foot Storcroft Runa­ rior, Under 14,000 miles In after 5:00pm. 646-7309.n 1984 model. Unitrex with excellent condition. $9,800 Call 659-2436. The regional adult high school in Vernon "really saves a willing to out In some Offices-Excellent loca­ bout with 40JJP Johnson tax, void, checks, charge TLC. Lot of house for the motor and I new trailer. or best offer. 633-2468. Senkow case leads to new policy lot of people," says Ronda Hodge, 16, of Coventry. She tion. A s low as $200 In­ Swival Rocker, brown, keys. M ore! $99.00 643- price. Joyce G. Epstein c lu d e s heat., la'nitor, upholstered, good condi­ 649-2136. 9649. ITRUCKS/VANS dropped out of Coventry High School last fall to enter the Reol Estate, 647-8895.a parking. 649-5334, 643-7175. tion, $25. 643-5336.0 FOR SALE By George Lovng ment. Senkow has said that he evening program. 16 foot Day Cruiser with Town Edgineer Walter J. Senkow confusion and specifically define 400 Notional Geographies Herald Reporter after he admitted to placing placed the pictures on the woman’s sexual harassment. While the new 1985 60 HP Mercury en­ magazines, years 50's, Forest Hills-Large 4 bed­ RESORT gine. All features oius EZ 1977 Chevy Plckup-Vj Ton pornographic pictures on the desk desk only to cheer her up. policy should not be so exact so room, 2'^2 bath colonial on I TV/STEREO/ 60'S, 70'S. $70. Coll 742- 1978 Pontiac Grand Prix. loader frailer. $4,000 (best Air condition, power with extra heavy springs, Prompted by controversy sur­ of a female co-worker. Town The sample policy submitted by “ that if you wink at somebody cul-de-sac. First floor PROPERTY 6016.O 6 cylinder, 7800 miles, 8 APPLIANCES ofter). Coll 647-7407 or steering, power brakes, rounding the recent firing of its top officials have charged that Sen- Osella defines sexual harassment you’re in trouble.” Faucher said a family room with fire­ foot bed, power steorlng 647-1349. new transmission, shocks engineer, the town is drafting a as “ unwelcome sexual advances, more definitive guideline is Dropping out not place, roomy eat-ln- Coventry Lake- Diapers $4.50 per package a n d power brakes. kow's actions constituted sexual Waterfront cottages now Panasonic Upright Va­ of 10 Adult Medium for and rear springs. $2,000 or sexual harassment policy that harassment. requests for sexual favors, and needed. kltchen, spacious dining cuum — With attach­ Cope Cod Rhodes-18 foot A M / F M . $2,100. 742-5054. room. A real find for available. $150-$250 a men or women. Coll 644- best offer. 646-878^ or should be ready for review by the other verbal or physical conduct of ments, bags 81 extra belt. 7 Fibreglass. Day sailer 649-3467 6pm. However, the union that repres­ “ Our concern is that a spelled- $159,900. Joyce G. Epstein week. 742-3022. 0348. n Human Relations Commission a sexual nature when: months old. $50. Good . Stainless rig­ ents Senkow — Civil Service ” 1) submission to such conduct out set of guidelines be published.” Real Estate, 647-8895.Q ging, Dacron soils. Coll I CAMPERS/ next month. end to education condition. Call 646-3245 agreed HRC member Joesph Color cornmjter 2 TRS-80, 1979 Vw Rabbit. Am/Fm The town, which currently does Employees Affiliates Inc. — is is made either explicitly or implic­ after 5pm. 649-0498. cassette. Good running TRAILERS 3 Bedroom Colonial. 18V2 MISCELLANEOUS 16k, basic, excellent con­ challenging his dismissal. The itly a term or condition of employ­ Sweeney, ” 11 will be a benefit to condition. $850. Call 659- not have a policy on the matter, by 12V2 fireplaced living FOR RENT dition. $90, 646-4995.D union is asking t hat the town reveal potential victims and potential Editor’s note: This is the last of a aration classes two nights a week 2895. 1979 Apache Tent Trailer- hopes to adopt guidelines that ment: 2) submission to or rejection room. Dining room, I MACHINERY Placing an ad In Closslfled the name of the woman who was perpetrators.” three-part series on the way the each semester during the school Is easy. Just coll 643-2711. Fur piece, 4 skins, light Sleeps 8, Excellent condi­ would specifically define sexual of such conduct by an individual is newer kitchen with m icro- Manchester 22 by 26 Gar­ involved and whether she formally dropout phenomenon affects area year, said Kevin O'Donnell, town AND TOOLS We'll help you with the mink, all faces, feet In­ 1974 Capri. Good running tion. $2000. 649-1797 offer harassment and call for certain used as the basis for employment Faucher said that what Senkow wave, nice hardwood age with upstairs. Call for complained. schools and the students they seek w ording of your od. tact, excellent condition. condition. 69K. $350 or 5pm. penalties. Personnel Officer Linda decisions affecting such individ­ did was wrong, but that “ he did director of the regional program. floors, walk-ln attic, IV2 all details. $150oermonth. Lawn Mower-Toro- $35. 643-6526.0 best offer. Coll 646-4683 or Parry said at a commission It has said Senkow should be ual; or 3) such conduct has the something that he may not have to educate. Today, Manchester T h e. classes are held at Bennet baths, 2 porches. $140,000. 643-2129 or 646-3929. Excellent camper tent Herald reporter Susan Vau^n Gasollne power-Rotary- 646-4394. meeting Tuesday. The effort is reinstated because of the town’s purpose or effect.of substantially understood is not accepted.” Junior High School and are con­ 647-8030. trailer. Sleeps 4, $300. looks at some of the options ten years. Runs Well. PETS AND Slight Point Damage. based on a sample policy submit­ lack of a policy. Town officials intefering with an individual's "M aybe 20 years ago this was ducted by teachers from area $30.00 649-8822. For Sole-1971 Torino, 643-6187. SUPPLIES Flashing arrow signs work performance or creating an available to students who quit schools. I ROOMMATES Runs, need's little work, ted June 2 by HRC member Ronald have responded that Senkow’s humorous,” Faucher said. " I f he's $299! Lighted, non-arrow actions are prohibited under gen­ intimidating, hostile or offensive school without receiving a O'Donnell said the GED classes I REAL ESTATE WANTED $279. Unllghted $249! asking $99 or best offer. 1981 Coleman Poo-Up. Osella. a victim of not understanding. I ’m 8 free kittens. Vqrlenty of diploma. have "an interesting spread of WANTED GOOD THINGS (Free Letters!) Few left. 875-7361 after 5.o Sleeps 8, excellent condi­ “ If we had everythingin writing, eral personnel rules. working environment.” sorry.” I Colors.'•Box trained. tion. M a n y Extras. A sk ­ The town has refused to disclose Perry stressed that although the people ages 16 to over 60.” Roommate non-smoking. TO EAT See Locally. 1 (800) 423- then there wouldn’t be any ques­ However. Faucher backed Sen­ Swimming pool, roquet Checked by a vet, will 0163, anytime. 1983 Grey Dodge, 600ES, 4 ing $3,195. 649-5005. tion about certain policies.” said the information the union is town's policy will be based on kow’s dismissal and said the “ They are not there to kid Wanted to buy a house for deliver It necessary. 742- around. They are usually there for $76,000 thru C H F A In M a n ­ ball, sauna. $300 a month door, 5 on floor. Air HRC Chairman Robert Faucher. requesting because it contends the Osella’s suggestions, its final form incident will be beneficial in the Bv Susan Vaughn 5768. a specific reason.” O’Donnell said, chester or Coventry. No plushalf utilities. 643-8092. conditioned. Sunroof. Ste­ “ It definitely is something that has matter is not a grievable offense. might be different. long run because it ha.s prompted Herold Reporter Real Estate Agents Before noon or offer 9pm. reo tape. Excellent condi­ ABC Teacher to be adopted.” At issue is whether Senkow's Faucher said Tuesday he hopes greater attention to the issue of citing the desire to advance in their Please. 647-1105. MISCELLANEDUS TAG SALES tion.Call 649-6461 after the new policy will clear up the Adults who haven’t finished high jobs as one example. Chaponis Brothers. Clark I 5pm. The move follows the firing of actions constitute sexual harass­ sexual harassment. Wanted llve-ln compan­ FDR SALE school have two principal options if "I'm thrilled when I see people ion for disabled male. Street South Windsor. who haven’t been successful want Pick your own strawber­ 1976 T o yo ta C orollo-4 they decide they want to get a Basic responsibility to to improve themselves.” he said. Rentals sleep In apartment and be ries. Containers fur­ It’s speed, 82,000 miles. Good diploma. on call during the night. In nished. Open from 8am- Condition. Dependable The General Educational Devel­ 'T m impressed that people will exchange for room and 8pm or until picked out. ENDROLLS transportation. Coll otter Big night for smaii ciass at Boiton opment Testing Service sponsors return when the need arises.” I ROOMS board. Call E D 289-6260. No children under 14 ye­ 27'h width - 25t 6pm. 647-0801. programs around the country in The GED teachers enjoy work­ ars of age allowed In field. 13V< width - 2 lor 25* Coming By Susan Vaughn things that matter.” which people can earn an equival­ ing with the students because they FOR RENT Pleose call 528-5741 for LOOKING FOR a second are motivated and have realized M U ST be picked up at the car for your family? Herald Reporter "N o matter what road you ency award — commonly called Merchandise latest picking Manchester Herald Office This comfortable outfit decided to take, make sure it’s an the GED — which is similar to a the value of education. O’Donnell Room for rent. Kitchen Information. Don't miss the many offer­ before 11 A M. ONLY for sports or work-a-day, BOLTON — Class of 1986 vale­ enjoyable trip.” he said. high school diploma. said. priveledges, on busline, ings In today's classified vest and culottes, can al­ close to center of town Strowberrles-PIck your June 2 1s t columns. dictorian Feroze Deen summed up Salutatorian Matthew Maynard Nationwide in 1984. 706.181 peo­ Manchester GED participants so be an ‘‘All-in-One” have had a good success rate at 646-7066. own at Lombardo's Berry dress if desired. the feeling of an evening gradua­ briefly reviewed the changing ple took the GED tests, with about passing the exams, he said. Many FURNITURE Basket, 340 Forest ST., No. 8121 with Photo- tion ceremony Tuesday night when stages of the graduates’ four years 73 percent qualifying for the Female Only. Large fur­ East Hartford (Off of Guide is in Sizes 12 V4 to he told his classmates. "W e take at Bolton High. award. The average age of those of those who earn the GED go on to nished rbom with kitchen Forbes St.) Open from 24V4. Size 14V4, 37 bust, with us a combination of small “ I recall a sense of family and who took the test in 1984 was 25.8. In community college or vocational priveledges and utilities. 8:30am to 8pm, 7 days o PiCTURE THiS vest, 1% yards 46-inch; town spirit and New England unity at Bolton High School,” he 1983. those taking the test had programs, he added. On bus line. Call 647-9813. week. Free containers. culottes, 1% yards. tradition wherever we choose to said. completed an average of 9.8 years Last year in Manchester. 67 Call 569-7216 for people took part in the GED Large, furnished room King - Sized bed. Firm TO OZDER, im N $2.50 tar UCk go. Only as the years go by will we In his valedictory address. Deen of schooling. Information. Mttan, , l u $0$ tar p u ta it l U near bus and shopping. mattress. Two twin box $ EXTRA MONEY $ realize the true value of our past .” said. “ To move into and become Preparation for the the five-part classes, according to Joseph La- I'h U M Itaf. Rosa, regional director of adult Furnished kitchen availa­ springs. Frame. Excellent '(HE lUtXETT The entire community appeared part of the future, we must keep the exam usually involves 10 weeks of ble. 647-9288. Leave name, condition. Will be sold U PICK taMKhMlw HmId to be gathered on the lawn behind same open mind that helped us classes. However, a person can education. phone and when to reach. with 2 complete sets ot With Your Own Part-Timo Job. I 1 H Avt. n A w n c u Bolton’s tiny high school to record grow into the young adults that we take the exam without the prepara­ sheets, 1 bedspread. All Strawberries N m Y m . N.Y. IIO M ALPHABET frlAt XMt, AMrt«i n itk Zir the event, anxiously waiting to are today. ... It’s OK to be tion. A candidate for a GED must THE OTHER DIPLOMA OP­ for $220, or best otter. at the CODE, Stita Niililkir m < EU*. An Excellent Opportunity for* BOOK take a snapshot of their favorite confused, as long as we keep our be either 19 years old or past the TION for those who haven’t I APARTMENTS 643-8082, evenings 8, wee­ New FASHION Y r i t h finished — or even started — high kends. Keep frying!. . Proud parents, little minds open and be true to graduation time of his or her own FOR RENT Corn Crib special Grace Cole Collec­ school is the credit diploma. Housewives and Mothers with tion for larger sizes; plus sisters and boyfriends tried to get ourselves. Indeed, there is enough class to take the exam. Large Italian Provenclal Berry Patch 2 BONUS Coupons! smiles out of the serious graduates deceit in the world.” East Hartford, older gen­ as they slowly marched in pairs School board Chairman James Please turn to page S 25 Inch Magnovox Color Buckland Road young children bring them C r > J Price . $Z0O MANCHESTER HAS GED prep tleman, 2 room efficiency, T V Console $99.00. 646- across the lawn to t|ie strains of Marshall reminded the graduates all utilities, share a bath. 1830.0 Hours: 8-1 / 3-8 “ Pomp and Circumstance.’ ’ that it was a "tough night for $72 weekly. 647-0069. with you and save on The generally subdued event parents as well." The class re­ 2 Captains Chairs Ethan Manchester-4 rooms, with babysitting INVITATION TO BID was interrupt^occasionally with sponded enthusiastically when Allen M aple $85.00 negoti­ costs. Staled bids will be received sharp whoops as names were Marshall asked them to stand and TODAY’S HERALD stove, $500 monthly, se­ able. Call 646-6665.0 RECREATIONAL in the General Services' of­ curity deposit, call after I EQUIPMENT fice, 41 Center St., Manches­ announced. The loudest chorus applaud their parents. 6pm. 649-8365. Twin box springs for sale- ter, CT until 11:00a.m. on the came from a family who yelled out. ■The class also had hearty dote shown below tor the fol­ "the last of a generation.” as applause and a chant of "Joe. Joe. llke new-Call 643-9206, $20 20 Inch. Little Ladles bike, lowing: One Bedroom Apartment each.D Diane Manning received her Joe,” for Principal Joseph V. Manchester Basement blue. $35.00 tpl. 643-6913.0 J U N E 27, 1986- Kate Sm ith dies In d e x (1) S A L E & R E M O V A L OF diploma. Fleming, who pulled out his own and parking, first floor. 200J The 69 graduates responded with confetti from his pockets after the Kate Smith, whose rousing ren­ 24 pagM, 4 sactlont $410. Security Required. TIMBER COMPARTMENT 7 EAST OF COUPS cheers when WFSB-TV newsman seniors released bags full of blue dition of "God Bless Am erica” 649-2871. Teach the youngsters SAWMILL RD. A H v i r A 1 A Jerry Brooks told them, “ Tonight and white balloons and threw up a fired the nation's patriotism and NEWSPAPER CARRIERS NEEDED their ABC's by embroi­ (2) R E B ID - F U R N ISH 8, R ii a ln o a a 9 1 OA INSTALL NEW youarethebestandthe brightest." cloud of confetti. raised $600 million for GIs in World Manchester-North End, 1 dering tliese colorful mo­ niaaaifiorl bedroom apartment near iN MANCHESTER AREA tifs and making a simple HYDRAULIC LIFT AT “ Getting dumber as you get "We've had a close relation­ War II, died with "no tears and no book. Idea! for gift-giv- POLICE GARAGE r i n m l r a 1 A busline. Utilities not In­ Kenwood Dr. gn (3) TOW N E N V E L O P E S older," was the theme for Brooks’ ship.” Fleming told the graduates. pain” Tuesday at the age of 79. cluded, $410 monthly. Call 22 Hours Per Week ing. J U L Y 3, 1986- graduation address. "A s you start “ In a small school, we can't avoid Story on page 17. rinnnAcllnit 7 [’•fl'frSt. 399-540 No. 2003 has transfer 646-2457 between 9 and 5. (1) C H E M IC A L S to get dumb, you may need other one another.” Fntortfllnmnnt 1 7 Lydall St. 1.47 for 26 alphabet designs; The Town ot Manchester Is Salary Plus Gas Allowance people.” he told the graduates. He then repeated some words F n r i i a Studio type Apartment. North Elm St. 5.9] color chart; directions. on equal opportunity em­ ployer, and requires an affir­ “ Stepping on other people to get written by singer Bob Dylan, 1 nral nauia .a-K A Partly furnished. Work­ Jefferson St. gii SOUND INTERESTING? To order, send $2.50, for eicti mative action Dollcy tor all ot money is dumb,” Brooks con­ saying. “ May you always stay 1 n ttA i-y 0 ing single male adult pre­ Woodbridge St. ig -230 Vou can be a Herald Area Adviser and handle and pattim, plus SOS for postage aad Its Contractors ond Vendors ferred. Lease, secutlry. aaBdilag. os o condition of doing busi­ Herald photo by Pinto tinued. and “ It is dumb not to have forever young.” Mostiy sunny Dhiliiarlna A Woodbridge St. 293-470 supervise our carrier boys 8 girls. If you like kids, llUtfCiMT No Pets. 643-2880. ness with the Town, os per fun. . The class marched out to "We O p l n i n n A Union PI. Ill want a little Independence and your own Income... Meiwheeler Federal Order 11246. Mostly sunny today with a high 1110 Ave. of Antricaa Bid Forms, plans and specif I- Bolton High School graduates Jill Putman (left) and “ I urge you to dare to be dumb.” Have to Gel Out of This Place.” PMipIn 9 Immaculate, pleasant, Union St. 133-264 New York, N.Y. loose cations ore available at the Brooks concluded. stopping just long enough for each of 70 to 75. Fair tonight with a low Cindy Hampson are caught in a reflective moment R p n r t a n - 1 9 quiet, tour rooms. Mature Print Namo, A d d rtii with ZIP General Services' office In he senior address, graduate male graduate to bestow a blue leU around 50. Mostly sunny Thursday COuE and at|la Numlitr. TOW N OF Talnuiainn 1 7 responsible, working, sin­ through a classroom window just before graduation Jack McLarney suggested that his on their female classmates. The with a high of 70 to 75. Details on gle female preferred. MANCHESTER HERALD Over 200 se­ MANCHESTER, CT. lections and a FR EE R O B E R T B. 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Today’s forecast ^ive dropouts y j J Conncctlcnt, Massachuietts and Rhode Island: w im irr V ^ ' ' f ' ’ ’ Mostly sunny today and Thursday with highs in the upper 60s to mid-TOs. F a ir tonight with lows in the second chance upper 40s to mid-SOs. Maine: Mostly clear skies south and partly Continued from page 1 LaRoza said some older people cloudy up north today through Thursday. Cool with who have been employed for many highs mostly in the 60s to near 70 south and mid-SOs Classes for residents of the IS-town years enroll. to low 60s north. Lows tonight in the upper 30s and region that includes Manchester. “ We get some unusual situa­ 40s. Coventry, Andover and Bolton are tions.” he said. New Hampshire: Mostly clear skies south and held at the Adult Education (Center Many of the older students are partly cloutfy up north today through Thursday. on Route 30 in Vernon, trying to catch up. but LaRosa said Cool with highs mostly in the 60s to near 70 south The program is held over two the fast advancements in technol­ and mid-SOs to low 60s north. Lows tonight in the 19-week semesters. Students at­ ogy make that difficult. upper 30s and 40s. tend three or four nights a week, or Vermont: Sunshine mixing with clouds at times during daytime hours for alternate HIGH SCHOOL DROPOUTS today, breezy and cool. Highs 60 to 65. Clear and credit courses in area institutions. used to qualify for apprenticeship very cool tonight. Lows 30 to 40 with scattered frost All participants must earn 20 programs in industry, LaRosa possible in sheltered valleys. Mostly sunny credits the same number said, but “ now they’re competing Thursday with highs in the 60s. required by most area high against college graduates.” schools. LaRosa said. An average of IS to 20 area The adult high school is more people graduate every year from Extended outlook extensive than the G E D program, the adult high school in Vernon, but UPl photo but the diploma earned is a this yearthereareSS, LaRosasaid. . Extended outlook for New England Friday standard high school diploma, A few 16- and 17-year-olds who through Sunday: Today In history whereas the G E D is an equival­ have dropped out of regular high , and Rhode Island: ency award, LaRosa said. schools enroll in the adult high Mostly sunny Fair. Highs 70 to 75 Friday and i n the 70s and lower On this date in 1979, President Jimmy Carter and The regional program, which school, but it is often di fficult to get opened in 1983, is also more 80s Saturday and Sunday. Lows in the upper 40s to Russian leader Leonid Brezhnev signed the strategic those students interested. LaRosa flexible, in order to meet the Today: Mostly sunny with a high of 70 to 75. Wind west 10 to 15 mph. mid-SOs Friday and in the SOs and lower 60s said. The older students are more arms control treaty in Vienna. Above, the two hug after varying needs of its adult students. Tonight: Fair with a low around 50. Light west wind. Thursday: Mostly Saturday and Sunday. apt to graduate, he said. the signing. LaRosa said. For example, he Other programs are available sunny with a high of 70 to 75. Today’s weather picture was drawn by Vermont: Fair and pleasant. Highs 70s and low said, some students get credits in a through the regional adult educa­ 80s. Lows in the SOs. Kevin Kind of East Hartford, a fourth-grader at St. James School. shared-time shop program at tion program as well. New Hampshire, Maine: Fair through the Howell Cheney Regional Voca­ They include Adult Basic Educa­ period. Highs in the mid-60s to mid-TOs Friday Aimanac tional Technical School in Man­ tion for someone who wants help Herald photo by Pinto warming to the mid-TOs to lower 80s by Sunday. chester or take Red Cross courses with spelling, reading or math Lows in the 40s to lower SOs. to meet the physical education Bruce Daigle of Vernon was able to pick up the tew 15 towns, including Manchester, Bolton, Andover and Hail, high winds batter Today is Wednesday, June 18, Vienna. before entering the G E D program requirements, since there are no or the adult high school. In credits he needed in order to get a high school diploma the 169th day of 1986 with 196 to In 1983, the space shuttle Coventry. physical education facilities at the Manchester, the basic education follow. Challenger was launched into from the Regional Adult High School. The school serves Across the nation tiny old former kindergarten build­ program is offered at Bennet orbit from Cape Canaveral. The moon is moving toward its ing in Vernon. Junior High School in the evenings the Midwest and Plains Rain dotted broad sections of the nation today full phase. Crew member Sally Ride be­ and at Center Congregational and temperatures dipped in the region from the The morning stars are Mars came the first American woman S TU D E N TS CAN EA R N credit Church during the day. Great Lakes to New England. and Jupiter. in space. for a CPR course, a typing course The majority of the people in the Adult school programs meet a need strong thunderstorms that bombarded in southeastern Kansas was hit with78-mph Showers and thunderstorms ranged from The evening stars are Mer­ In 1985, President Reagan or a business course at an area pre-high school classes are 30 to 40 Minnesota with -size hail and winds. eastern North Dakota across northwest Minnesota cury, Venus and Saturn, vowed not to yield to demands of high school or community college. years old and some have learning VER NON — Student.s inter­ tion and will take the Scholastic- high school she attended in South praised that program, in which blasted Kansas with 78-mph winds swept struck a Montevideo. Minn., into Iowa and from Montana across northern Idaho Those born on this date are the hijackers of TW A flight 847. LaRosa said. They can even get disabilities. LaRosa said. viewed during a .spring session at Aptitude Test this month in prepa­ Windsor, which she preferred over successful participants receive a across the northern Plains into the upper to Washington and Oregon. under the sign of Gemini. They credit for having a baby if they The regional program also has man, injuring him slightly. Neighbors said the Regienal Adult High School ration for attending Eastern Con­ regular high school because of the high school equivalency award. include Cyrus Curtis, founder take the Lamaze Prepared Child­ some tutors who will go to the home Mississippi Valley today. the man was thrown about five feet. Showers and thunderstorms were scattered Having a fit pays said they liked the program much necticut State University next smaller cla.sses and closer atten­ Marianne Gaily said she was and publisher of the Ladies’ birth classes. of a person with a physical A strong warm front pushed heavy The warm front pushed temperatures to across the southern Rockies, Texas, the Gulf Coast better than the high schools they January. tion from teachers. surprised to hear the teacher in her NEW YORK (AP) - The aver­ The program pays the tuition for handicap, he said. thunderstorms into eastern North Dakota, record levels in the northern Rockies region and southern Atlantic Coast. Home Journal, in 1850; journal­ quit attending. Bruce Daigle, also of Vernon, G ED preparation class say that age person walks 7,000 miles In a the courses it does not offer. southern Minnesota and northern Iowa, the F a ir skies prevailed from the Great Lakes and ist and publisher .Edward enrolled in the adult school this Although Katrina Easlerday of most people who drop out of high Tuesday. Billings. Mont., reported 98 Students in the diploma program “ It really saves a lot of people.” Ohio Valley to the middle Atlantic Coast region and Scripps in 1854; actor E.G. lifetime, according to a study by a AN EXTERNAL DIPLOMA year to pick up the one or two Manchester looks like one of the school are |not stupid, but “ are National Weather Service said. Thunder­ degrees, breaking the record high of 96 set are required to volunteer to tutor said Ronda Hodge. 16. who left New England as well as across the Great Basin. Marshall in 1910 (age 76): and national footwear manufacturer. PROGRAM for handicapped peo­ credits he needed to graduate. He younger students, she is actually 23 really too smart to put up with it." storms also hit New Mexico, northern in 1961, and it was a record 9.5 degrees in at the elementary schools or work Coventry High School last fall and Arizona and much of California. former Beatle Paul McCartney Four out of five adults who ple or others, such as mothers with also went to the school with special and has been working a full-time Deidre Shearer said the G ED Texas, the Gulf Coast and North Carolina. Sheridan. Wyo. eventually suffer from foot prob­ as literacy volunteers. LaRosa small children, is in the planning entered the adult high school. “ I Most of the nation had early-morning tempera­ in 1942 (age 44). permission last year while still job for several years since she left test was fair, but Gaily called parts "Th e re are some pretty good storms up lems can prevent trouble by said. “They gel to pay society back stages and could be ready by next hated school,” she said, adding In Texas, a touched down on the tures in the 60s to 70s. but readings dipped into the On this date in history: attending Rockville High .sothat he her high school in Michigan She of it “ ridiculous." Michelle Mai- there (in the northern Plains and upper making sure their footwear fits for their second chance.” he said, spring. LaRosa said. that she felt her teachers in was transferred to Connecticut for west end of Galveston Island Tuesday night In 1812, the could participate in a sport. orca called if a “ pretty compre-- 40s to low SOs from the Great Lakes to New properly, says Robin Gardner, noting that the adult education A summer program is being Coventry didn’t show a lot of Mississippi Valley), and it looks like that declared war on Britain. ODD her job at J-Sil in Manchester. hensive test.” but bobbed back into the clouds without England. director of product development programs arc free to participants conducted for the first time this concern for the students. pattern may continue through the night. " In 1815. Britain’s Duke of “ I want to learn," she said, All three MHS dropouts said the damaging any buildings, police said. for Timberland Co. and are paid for by a combination year, he said. Of her teachers at the adult high Robin Grondahl. who left South Weather Service meteorologist Scott Tan- Wellington defeated Napoleon at explaining why she returned to lack of a standard high school “ Many women, for example, are of federal, state and local funds. The English as a second lan­ school. Hodge said. “ They treat us Windsor High School as a junior sey said Tuesday night. The storm was blamed for knocking out Waterloo in Belgium. school for a diploma. Although her diploma has not been a problem in Air quality report sometimes attracted by a particu­ LaRosa said he is trying to gear guage and citizen program in more like a human being.” Stu­ last year, will graduate this month The storms dumped baseball-size hail on power to 10,000 Houston area homes, utility In 1975, Saudi Arabian Prince job is secure without a diploma, obtaining jobs. Whether they have lar style and ignore the importance the program more toward adults Manchester has the highest partic­ dents are more attentive and — the same time she would have Arlington. Minn., southwest of officials said. Power was restored quickly she said she will continue to take to indicate that they have a G E D HARTFORD — The state Department of Museid was publicly beheaded in of correct fit, thinking the shoe will with a view toward the “ total ipation in the region, with 136 graduated with her class in South motivated at the adult high .school courses she can use in her work instead of a diploma often depends Minneapolis-St. Paul. Tuesday night, and to 6,OOOof those affected by the blackout and Environmental Protection reported that the air Riyadh for the assassination of ’break in,’ and it never does," person." He is working on an adults eprolled last year, LaRosa because they choose to be there, Windsor. even after .she graduates from the on the way a job application is golfball-size hail pelted Kensington- and .to the rest a couple of hours later, a utility quality was good on Tuesday and was expected to King Faisal. Gardner adds. “ To avoid buying individual educational plan sim­ said. The program is aimed at job Like Hodge, she praised the she added. adult high school next year. worded, they said. Glenwood in western Minnesota. Pittsburg spokesman said. be good on Wednesday. In 1979, President Jimmy footwear that ends up unworn ilar to one that is used in .special training, and occupational and teachers at the evening high Another advantage. Hodge said, DDD “ It’s not really a problem, but Carter and Russian leader Leo­ because it is too uncomfortable or education. career counseling. is being able to work while going to school. “ They are more helpful the stigma. . But you do have it nid Brezhnev signed the stra­ painful, don't plan on it stretching Although the majority of those in “ Basically the goal is re-training school. “ I can work full time and and they don’t treat us like little Three students who dropped out hanging over your head in the tegic arms control treaty in with use. the adult high school are people in and getting people off welfare and I’ll graduate in six months." she kids.” she said of Manchester High School and beginning until you prove that you their 20s who have been out of onto employment rolls.” LaRosa said. Grondahl compared the adult later took the General Educational are not the typical dropout.” school for six or seven years. said of many of the programs. She plans to continue her educa­ school favorably to an alternative Development (G ED ) exams also Maiorca said. 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The final pages of the soon regain the freedom so unjustly denied Herald Reporter finalists. ( to Pam Dawber, formerly of "Mork and book were written just before Bonner left the them," said Robert Bernstein, chairman of Offers have been made to both avenlnga 649-6416 Paton’s Yarn M indy.” “ Yes, that story's true.” a spokes­ United States this month to return to the Random House Inc., the parent company of A 13-member committee formed candidates. Deakin said. “ We’ll woman for Dawber said. “ There’s nodefinite Soviet Union after six months of visiting with Alfred A. Knopf. by the Board of Education in May soon have our pieces of paper in to select new principals for Robert­ ■ Colton & Summer Yarns wedding date set yet but they’re very her family in the area andundergoing order. We have indications that FOR A FREE MARKET ANALYSIS happy.” In addition to a husband. Dawber is medical treatment. In the m em oir she son and Martin elementary schools they will accept our offer,” he said. has narrowed its search, and Canadiana ■ Chitnkv & Sport getting a half-hour situation-comedy series, contemplates her future in Gorky and also This Bud’s for Oxford The vacancy at Robertson is ASK FOR VIVIAN OR TOM FERGUSON School Superintendent James P. playing a photographer on “Taking the describes the restricted life she and her being created by the retirement of ■ Diana ■ Moorlan d Wo'ol Princess Diana’s brother says the heavy Kennedy is expected to make a To w n ,” which will debut on CBS in the fall. Principal William Freeman. Ver- Senior Citizens husband. Nobel physicist Andrei Sakharov, drinking at Oxford University is just a way to decision on the appointments by Discounts Harmon will soon be seen in the movie ’’Let’s planck School Principal Walter Blanchard & Rossetto have in Gorky, telling howthey havebeen cut “ let off steam” and that he knows of only Tuesday. Get Harry.” Roth is also retiring and Martin Equal 1227 Burnside ,\ve. / 282-0226 off from family and friends, prevented from ’’three or four” people there who take drugs. “ We have it finalized to two 189 W. Center St. School Principal Douglas Town­ Housing (P o w d e r Mill Shopfiing ('enter) Charles Viscount Althorp, who the British people.” said Wilson E. Deakin Jr., send will be transferred there next Manchester, Conn. Opportunity press likes to call “ Champagne Charlie.” is assistant school superintendent, year, creating the vacancy in the REM. ESTATE Hours: lO-S Mon.-Sal. / lO-*) Tiies., W eil.. Thurs. an acquaintance of the 22-year-old heiress who received about 75 applications part-time principatship at Martin. who died last week in an Oxford dormitory for the positions. Deakin said the announcement after being supplied with heroin, opening up Deakin said Kennedy was out may be made before Tuesday if a scandal at the school. But Althorp says it’s Thursday and Friday visiting the Kennedy foresees problems get­ a media distortion. ’’Oxford University is school districts that currently ting in touch with the candidates THURSDAY EVENINGS just such hard work.” he said on a British employ the finalists. He met with after the school year ends Monday. the educators and their fellow staff interview show. “ The pressure is great on A Failure To Communicate members and watched the candi­ students. They do let off steam. They drink Congress declared war on Britain on this day 174 years dates in action. more than most people but I think all More than 1,400 people died in ago. Two days earlier, unknown to the Americans, the “ He came back with a positive 1913 in floods that swept through students drink a lot. So I don’t think there’s recommendation on both." Deakin Ohio. Indiana and Texas. Sundresses anything wrong with that.” Drugs aren’t big British had repealed the infamous Orders in Council, at Oxford because ” 99 percent of Oxford the main pretext for the war. The Battle of New students could not afford drugs,” Charlie Orleans, shown here, was the last engagement of the $9Q99 We’re said. “They are more concerned about where War of 1812. It, too, was unnecessary, since a peace their next cup of coffee is coming from than Value $l$54 heroin.” treaty had been signed 15 days before the battle. Some 2,260 Americans died in the War of 1812, fewer than in Our Golden Rule: any other war. Only the Mexican War was cheaper. Assorted prints the only bank and solids Motley Jail crew DO YOU KNOW — In what war were the most We offer nothing less American lives lost? 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Wednesday, June 18. 1986 M A N CH ES TER H E R A LD , Wednesday June l8. 1986 . - » Bolton High School Sewer costs worry Coventry residents '> ( I T T ■> V ■ 1 ■ V Bates has challenger Bv Jacqueline Bennett Lateral sewers are being built in For years. Timbermann said, the resident Kathleen Sullivan. When awards 69 diplomas Herald Correspondent those neighborhoods and an inter­ town failed to properly administer she asked Sampson what would ceptor sewer is being installed planning and zoning procedures or happen if people refused to hook for 9th District seat COVENTRY — About 70 people along Main Street. The interceptor enforce health codes. Those errors into the new system, he said they turned out Tuesday night for a BOLTON — Sixty-nine members Houghton, Kelly Jordan Hutt, Harley leads to a treatment plant in South led to the lake pollution problems would probably end up in court. D. Ironfleld, Keith John Jarvis, Krys­ public hearing on the IS million Coventry, which is also currently and are now being paid for by the By Alex GIrelH of the Ciass of 1986 received tal Anne Jarvis, Mlchoel Wayne Jolle, state-mandated sewer system cur­ Associate Editor J uWf Douglas Nell Kelly, ’ William Freder­ under construction. users of the sewer system, he said. ANOTHER CONCERN was a diplomas Tuesday night at Bolton rently under construction in the ick Ktesmon. The target for completion of the lack of a separate, reduced assess­ High School. The following is a list Denis* M. Leclerc, ’ John J. Llebler, lake area, and almost every one Others said the assessment Paul Munns of Glastonbury, a system is late 1986. ment plan for summer residents. of the graduates (asterisks note ’ Eric Joseph LorenzInI, William J. had a different opinion about the burdens are too much for the clerk for the General Assemb­ students graduating with honors Moneggla, ’ Dion* Ruth Manning, low-income families in the area. Breault said that point would be i -•“! Austin Richard Marks, Jr., ’ Matthew project. The construction was ordered by considered. ly's Public Safety Committee, and members of the National E. Movnord, Dawn Marie McCaughev, will seek the Republican nomi­ The hearing at the Captain the state Department of Environ­ Honor Society). ’John P. McLorney, Patrick J. “ W H A T A B O U T the low-income Joanne Farrar, a member of the nation to run for the state House McMahon. Nathan Hale School was called by mental Protection to stem pollu­ tion of Coventry Lake after towns­ homeowner?” asked resident Housing Rehabilitation Commit­ of Representives in the 9th *Joy Ann* Allemon, Lisa Jon* Kathy R. Meloche, SuKmn* M. the town Water Pollution Control Rene Cote. “ Where are we sup­ Messier, Sheri Lynn Miller, Mlchoel people voted down funding for it in tee. said money may be available Assembly Distict. Aspinwall, Ch*rvl Bockmon, Timothy Authority. It was moderated by posed to get the money?” J. Banning, Arnold James Bogan, Joseph Mix, Wllllom DeForrest several referendums. to low-income people to meet Munns. 22, plans to announce Kelly A. Bowers, Adam Christian Nolette, Andro Lona Pinto, Paulo Lee WPCA Chairman Richard Breault. Under the WPCA proposal, as­ sewer-related costs. Farrar said Eyons Bush, Tina M. Colsse, Kristin Purvis, Jill Ayn Putmon, John T. his intention to run at a meeting Roberts, Thad A. Rodrigue, Kimberly who heard complaints about the sessment costs can be paid imme­ money would be available on a tonight of the Republican Town Ann* Corey, Eric M. Carlson, KarenB. town’s conduct. Its environmental S T A T E AND F E D E R A L grants Chemerko, Janr>*s T. Clark, Jr. J. Ruel. will pay about two-thirds of the diately in a lump sum or in first-come, first served basis and Committee in Manchester. ’ Michelle Theresa Cloutier, ’ Feroie Chris John Rvs, Robb John Rys, John policies and the way the sewer that interested people should con­ James Sombogna, Elizabeth Ann cost of the system, officials said. installments over ^he next 27 The post is now held by a Deen, Theresa Marie Delorme, ’ Laura construction is to be paid for. tact the town administration. Hsratd photos by Pinto J. Dufrolne, TamI Jeon Erickson, Sheetz, William J. SlgnHind, III, David About 25 percent will be paid by years. Democrat, Donald Bates of Jennifer L. Flono, Matthew Neal J. Smith, Paul E. Smith, ’ Jason As the hearing opened. Frank Breault said rebates might be East Hartford, who said today Gallant, Michelle Kimberly Golo, Ro­ Thomas Stephens, Cheryl Lee Stephen­ property owners, and just over 8 Cote said many people — espe­ Walking tall through his classmates Tuesday night is addition to being named the top ■ student in the nald Robert Gorno, Steven P. Gates. son, Craig Richard Stevenson, Jerome Sampson of Fuss and O'Neill of percent will be paid by the town cially the elderly — would have available as the number of users he plans to seek re-election. Douglas F. Grimason, Cynthia Ann Edword Stiller, ’ Kirsten L. Stopple- Manchester, the consulting engi­ increase over the coming years. The 9th Assembly District is Feroze Deen, valedictorian of the Bolton High School graduating class. Supple, Sandra through general taxation. difficulty making even a low Hampson, Kathleen Lynne Hough, worth, Allison M. made up mostly of a southern Class of 1986. Deen was awarded two scholarships in Michael Evan Houghton, Todd M. Dianne Welgle. neer on the project, gave a brief Sampson said the proposed monthly payment. The initial He also said individual appeals explanation of the WPCA policy on assessment plan for the system hookup cost of over $1,000 plus about the hookup requirements section of East Hartford, but the sewer plan and how it is to be includes levies on bouth houses and annual user fees up to $200 create could be brought to the WPCA. includes one voting district in paid for. land. additional burdens, he said. Not all feelings expressed about Glastonbury and one in south­ ern Manchester. More than $3.5 million will be the work of the WPCA and the A land unit is a “ typical lot” and There were also complaints Munns is one of two vice- recovered from grants. Sampson sewer system at the hearing were PAUL MUNNS will be assessed about $1,000, while about the town permit required in chairmen of the Glastonbury said, adding that "We are looking negative. . won't turn green a housing unit is a typical single­ order to hook into the system, Republican Town Committee to recover $1,345,000 through as­ family dwelling and will be as- Up-to-code plumbing may be Former Town Council member and serves on that town’s Public sessment from benefiting se.ssed about $2,800. he said. needed to get the permit, which Sandra Pesce summed up the Safety Commission. properties.” Individual sewer connections and means owners of older homes may favorable viewpoint, saying the Before he was a clerk for the treat the post of state represen­ The limited sewer system — assessments will begin in late 1986. face the cost of plumbing mandate “ is the only way we would Public Safety Committee. tative as a full-time position and which has spurred vocal opposition At Tuesday’s hearing, many improvements. have gotten this sewer system. The Munns was a legislative intern maintain a 24-hour "hot line” speakers objected to both the town voted it down three times. in town and was voted down by Many charged that the hookup who did research for state for calls from constituents. residents before being mandated distribution of costs and the “ We should feel lucky to be senators. Before that, he was a He urged peoplein the district assessment policy. requirement is unfair if septic by the state — will serve areas of systems were working. getting it at a minimal cost.” she legislative liaison with the State to "tell me what they want me to the Lakeview Terrace. Waterfront “ The town’s 8‘A percent share is said. “ It will save our property Library, a job which involved do when .they vote for me to Manor and Village sections of not equitable” charged Main "I want to free myself of this from contamination and protect keeping the library up to date on represent them in Hartford,” town. Street resident Jim Timbermann. hostage feeling.” said Main Street the lake area and the wetlands.” current legislation. He said he favors making Munns holds a bachelor’s higher education more availa­ itpi degree in political science with ble to in-state students by a concentration in public ad­ studying the possibility of cut­ ministration from Central Con­ ting costs so that tuitions can be necticut State University. lowered. Munns. who is single, lives in He would support cleaning of Q m nm eii the Glen Lochen Condominium the Connecticut River and de­ in Glastonbury; velopment of its shores, hesaid. In a news release. Munns said Bates, a retired route sales­ his degree in public administra­ man for a pie company, first tion and his work in the won election to the Legislature Legislature will prevent him in 1982. He said today he isn’t IMS from being a "green” legislator sure whether he’ll bother for­ if he defeats Bates. mally announcing his candi­ Sde-Away He .said he would be would dacy this year. Sale-Away savings for men! Among speakers at Bolton1 High gave the senior address; and Jerry Andover meeting fails School’s graduation Tuesday were, Brooks, a W FSB-TV newsman who gave Twins Krystal and Keith Jarvis are Llynwood Drive residents were among from left, Andra Pinto, president of the the main address. doubly happy to be graduating from 69 graduates at ceremonies at the high Summer Suits Class of 1986; John P. McLarney, who Bolton High School Tuesday night. The school. to resolve bus issue 9 9 9 9 ANDOVER — Town and union comment. Andover school board A Newspaper in Education Program officials failed to re^ch agreement Chairwoman Beatrice Kowalski, Sponsored by The Quiz Reg. $16.S-$17,S. Save $6,S-87.5 on at a meeting Tuesday on a union who was at Tue.sday’s meeting, The Manchester Herald finely tailored worsted wool or complaint charging that the Board refused to comment on what was polv/wool tropical suits in regular, of Education negotiated in bad discussed. faith la.st month when it decided to woridscope (10 points for Mch quotlion answorod correctly) short, and long sizes. In May. the Board of Ekiucation pay a private bus service to decided to contract with an East transport students. Hampton company to transport State Board of Labor Relations students to and from school. 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William A. they never sent an application in Moffett’s loss in Waterbury cost candidate needs the support of 20 O’Neill and his challenger for the for an absentee ballot and they him that city’s 49 delegates to the percent of the convention dele­ Conservation NCA defense request that former Naugatuck Mayor Wiiliam C. Rado be acquitted of three counts of bribe receiving. Democratic gubernatorial nomi­ received one,” Moffett said. "One July nominating convention. He is gates to qualify fora primary. This The motion was made Tuesday after the state rested its case in nation. former Congressman Toby person toid us that she was a still 20 to % delegates shy of the 270 year, there are 1,349 delegates to Jack Moffett, have been questioned by checker at the polls and that she he needs to get into a September the Democratic nominating the S-day-old trial at Waterbury Superior Court. investigators about allegations of takes more Rado, 69, is on trial as a result of an investigation by a one-man had chipped in for flowers for a primary against O’Neill. convention.' Anderson absentee ballot fraud in the Water­ woman who had died and that that grand jury into allegatio'ns of corruption in the awarding of town bury delegate election last month. woman was (recorded as having) contracts in Naugatuck. Two arrests have resulted so far voted.” than words Citing previous state Supreme Court rulings, defense attorney from Waterbury State’s Attorney The Courant’s investigation also State arrests 2nd Timothy Moynahan asked Judge Leonard Dorsey to acquit Rado, John Connelly’s investigation into found one absentee ballot applica­ contending the state didn’t produce evidence that Rado was in published allegations of absentee tion filled out for a man who had position to influence votes on the awarding of town contracts. If Manchester residents were issued a ballot fraud in the May 20 delegate died in 1984. Moynahan said the crime of bid rigging, a Class A election between Moffett and Moffett said his own campaign vote-fraud suspect report card on their efforts to help preserve Helms didn’t misdemeanor, more appropriately reflected the state’s O’Neill, which O’Neill won by 43 workers are conducting their own the environment by recycling reusable accusations against Rado. votes. inquiry into the Waterbury voting. wastes, they would be in danger of failing. Assistant State’s Attorney Domenick Galluzzo insisted that the Moffett said Tuesday he would O’Neill appeared to caution Mof­ WATERBURY (AP) - The tion for Gatling’s arrest warrant, prosecution provided sufficient evidence to show that Rado did ask Attorney General Joseph I. fett against going too far when he arrest of Vanessa Gatling. 32, of signed by Judge Charles Gill, The town Conservation Commission create charges have a significant role in the awarding of contracts. Lieberman to file suit seeking a said that “I have full confidence in Waterbury was the second to result Gatling collected five absentee reported last week that in 1985, Manchester . Galluzzo noted that Rado was part of the Board of Mayor and new election in Waterbury because the state’s attorney's office in from the state’s investigation of ballots from one family. Earl Burgesses and administrator of a $100,000 school maintainence it was "obvious that the election Waterbury. alleged absentee ballot irregulari­ Hunter Jr., a member of the recycled 90 tons of glass. 119 tons of paper fund from which he paid contractors for school projects. was tainted by widespread absen­ “Let the legal process take place ties in Waterbury’s May 20 Demo­ family, told investigators that two and 275 tons of metal. While the amount about Mexico tee ballot fraud.” as it should, not vigilante justice, cratic gubernatorial delegate of the ballots had been filled out compared favorably to some area towns, it The governor said Tuesday he but just the plain people that are primary. and three had not, yet city records Problems hamper finance authority had spoken with two investigators supposed to investigate, the proper An affirmative action officer for indicate that all five voted, accord­ fell dismally short of the levels reached in WASHINGTON - Sen. Jese Helms, R-N.C., has “a week or 10 days ago” for about people.” O’Neill said. the state Judicial Department who ing to the warrant application. others. taken a lot of heat for his hearings on corruption in HARTFORD — The Connecticut Housing Finance Authority is 10 minutes at the Governor’s Moffett and O’Neill have both has worked in several Democr.itic Gatling appeared in Waterbury Residence in Hartford. election campaigns. Gatling was In neighboring Glastonbury, which has Mexico. While he may be faulted for lack of fact, hampered by a lack of long-range planning, poor communication denied knowing anything about the Superior Court on Tuesday and there is no denying tlto seriousness of the problem. and weak supervision, a consultant’s study shows. “It was very, very clear; Did I two arrested so far in the case. charged Tuesday with six counts of was released on a written promise only half the population of Manchester but The $45,000 study by Arthur Anderson & Co. was delivered to have any involvement? The Jose A. Vargas and Vanessa illegal possession of absentee to return on July 1. In past columns, we haveexposed massive, answer to that is ’No, pure and nearly twice the area. 144 tons of glass, 857 top-to-bottom corruption. the agency’s six-member board in April, according to Executive Gatling. ballots. State’s Attorney John A. Connelly said he would argue in Director Orest T. Dubno. It was released this week. simple.’” O’Neill told reporters in Asked about Moffett’s proposal Connelly said. favor of obtaining handwriting tons of paper and 919 tons of metal were “I think we have a problem. The city dump has started leaving garbage by Privately, the Mexicans themselves the state Capitol parking lot as he that Lieberman request a new Connelly said his investigation samples from Gatling and from recycled in 1985. acknowledge this. The same high Mexican The quasi-public agency, which oversees more than $2 billion the curb for pickup.” in low-interest housing loans, employs about 85 people at its headed for an awards ceremony. election. O’Neill said; “Anyone into the election continues. Jose A. Vargas, 2Q. of Waterbury, officials who complain about the indignity of the headquarters in Rocky hill. The CHFA was set up in 1972 by the Moffett won on the machine vote has the right to go the attorney A total of 819 absentee ballots Vargas, a cosmetics salesman Clearly, Manchester could do more to Senate disclosures readily admitted to Dale Van in Waterbury. but O’Neill won gpneral. I don’t know that anyone were cast and validated in the and wedding photographer, was state to encourage housing construction by issuing tax-exempt enough of the absentee ballots to delegate primary, in which Gov. freed on $2,500 bond after a recycle wastes that will otherwise wind up Atta on his three recent visits to Mexico that bonds whose proceeds are used to make low-interest loans to knows how serious the situation in either dumped alongside roadsides or in the corruption is a critical problem that must be swing the election to him. Waterbury is or is not because two William A. O’Neill’s 43-vote vic­ Superior Court appearance Mon­ developers and homeowners. Connelly began the investigation people have been arrested but no tory denied challenger Toby Mof­ day on allegations involving two town landfill, where space is becoming a curbed. Since 1972, the CHFA has loaned $2. Ifor41,000homes and more Open Forum The CIA and other U.S. intelligence agencies on June 6, the day The Hartford one has been convicted. fett the support he needed for a counts of corrupt practices and two precious commodity. than 13,600 rental units. Courant published the findings of “I won that election in Water­ statewide primary in September. counts of illegal possession of recognize this as well. But in their latest National The study made seven recommendations for improving the its own investigation of the bury and I believe I won it fairly Reports of forged signatures and absentee ballots. As a start, the town should place satellite Intelligence Estimate on Mexico, they give agency, including the creation of a long-range plan, a training balloting. and squarely." the governor said. a case in which an absentee ballot Connelly said Ms. Gatling “was receptacles around town, where wastes could Andover needs Education voted (,3-2) to accept children, the late bus and the President Miguel de la Madrid credit for doing program for new employees and reorganization of the Moffett said he had turned over Moffett said he was confident was requested in the name of a working on someone’s behalf but be collected and transported to the sanitary the contract of the school bus special kindergarten runs. The more than his predecessors to fight corruption. management structure. to investigators all the information that Lieberman could look at his dead man sparked the I’m not going to comment” bus contractor contractor. contractor will be responsible for “In particular.” the secret report states, “he he had on the Waterbury voting, request objectively, even though investigation. whether it was for Moffet or landfill off Olcott Street, then shipped off to bus maintenance. has worked to distance himself from the egregious which he said included “considera­ Lieberman has endorsed O’Neill According to the state’s applica­ O’Neill. be recycled. Although that has apparently The furor that has arisen has State sues missing children firm To the Editor: been generated needlessly. It corruption and failures of President Lopez worked in Glastonbury, the idea was met Portillo (1976-1982) and other senior officials of the with skepticism in Manchester. has been alleged that the Board The present local drivers have HARTFORD — The state of Connecticut has filed suit against Providing for the children of of Education has not studied and been offered jobs by the contrac­ at least one former high official and revelations of Missing Children U.S.A. of Indianapolis and its professional the town of Andover is the ‘Strategic’ school plan could prove costly acted on this issue responsibly. tor. True, there could be a abuses by others, and by projecting an image of solicitors, charging violations of state charity laws. Keith Chapman, the supervisor of the town primary responsibility of the fairness, competence and probity the president so “Donors have been misled into believing their money would y . This is simply not true. The change in pay since our part- By Undo Stowell luxury.” the report said. "Al­ on its education system is the start of their college career. landfill, said last week that such receptacles Andover Board of Education. time bus drivers are paid $8.91 far has provided generally effective and popular held locate missing children and prevent abductions,” Attorney Board has studied this issue to leadership." The Associated Press though state citizens long have increasing. • Study the supply and demand would be impractical because they would be For many years the Andover death. The issue of school buses per trip, four trips a day. Special General Joseph I. Lieberman said Tuesday. “In fact. Missing Elementary School has main­ Children U.S. A. is a profit-making corporation and the primary been committed to education, • And the preparation of ele­ of college faculty through the year subject to vandalism and would remove has been ongoing for several education drivers are paid $41.79 HARTFORD — A new plan today’s challenge is to create a mentary and secondary school 2000. tained a high standard and fine IN FACT. THE SECRET REPORT suggests purpose was to generate income for the owners of the teachers needs to be strengthened. • Increase funding for state some of the town’s control over recycling years. The mention of school per day for one driver and $62.71 corporation. There wasa clearattempttotrytoconfusepeople.” aimed at improving Connecticut’s climate in which Connecticut’s reputation in the field of educa­ per day for the other driver. An that the most serious threat to de la Madrid’s higher education through' better educational institutions can be the Jeremiah J. Lowney Jr., chair­ student aid programs to a rate of at efforts. But such arguments do not hold tion. The Andover Elementary buses at many town meetings He said the corporation appeared to do little more than publish has provoked a call for removal aide on the special education van government would be the popular perception that teacher preparation, more empha­ best in the nation.” man of the Board of Governors, least 15 percent a year through 1990 water, and Chapman should think again. School has an excellent staff of he is not living up to his campaign promise of an occasional newsletter that he said had little more than sis on part-time students’ needs, Some of the findings highlighted said Connecticut is in transition, and create a pilot program to of the school bus fund fronr) the is paid $31.79 per day. All this, “pictures of missing kids and information readily available from teachers, non-profe.ssionals and budget plus benefits. 'The board cannot “moral renovation.” and expanded career training in the report include: “broadening its industrial base to provide financial aid for needy Glastonbury also has its share of vandals., administrators. The Board of Eight out of 10 Mexicans in a recent poll said any police department.” could cost $200 million to imple-' a more technology-oriented part-time students. yet last year it managed to recycle nearly dictate the wages and benefits to Also named in the suit was Marketing Systems Corp. of • Aging facilities in college and economy.” • And assess the adequacy of Education has always strived to In 1982. the town meeting voted be offered by the contractor. they believed "that the country’s current crisis is ment, officials say. four times as much paper, glass and metal as provide all the services that are the fault of corrupt or inept officials who enriched Hamilton, N.J., which allegedly solicited donations from The state Board of Governors for universities have resulted from a "As in any period of economic college offerings in the Danbury, to reduce the school bus fund to Connecticut residents for Missing Children U.S.A. Higher Education on Tuesday historic pattern of stateunderfund- change, we look to education to Stamford and Waterbury regions.' Manchester. Properly designed and located available to update facilities and zero. Also, it was suggested at I sincerely hope that all of the themselves while in office.” the intelligence equipment for the learning report states. Also named were Thaddeus Grabowski of East Hartford and adopted the plan. “Investing in ing and the budget cutbacks of the help meet the needs of the at such places as supermarkets, satellite some town meetings that the electors of the town of Andover 1970s. workplace.” Lowney said. “Education is the key to sustain­ process. It adds: “Though bribery, influence peddling Josephine Beaulieu of Hartford. Lieberman said both are Connecticut’s Future; A Strategic receptacles would certainly boost the amount town would be belter off to will take all of the above into representatives of Marketing Systems’ Hartford office. Plan For Higher Education.” • The number of minorities in The recommendations in the ing t he state’s ecoonomic strength, The school bus issue has taken and nepotism and illegal profiting have its quality of life, its intellectual J of material deposited for recycling by ‘ contract bus services. Some consideration and will agree that The five-year plan contains 38 the state is increasing while report include: townspeople. Residents might even be over the time that could be better members of the Board of Fi­ the Board of Education historically been accepted elements of the strategies for action and is the first minority enrollment and retention • Develop a common set of skills leadership, and its capacity to spent on matters concerning the nance have stated that the town members voting for contracted political and social systems, corruption reached Bonds promise revenue for state report issued by the board since its in college is decreasing. expected of public high school create jobs and assure productive encouraged to make a habit of loading up education of our children. In such excessive and conspicuous levels during the creation in 1982. • Higher education’s share of graduates with the state Board of lives for its citizens.” said Norma should go out of the school bus bus services voted in good HARTFORD — The state will save $25 million in interest the state’s budget is decreasing at Foreman Glasgow, commissioner their cars with recyclable materials every February 1986. the Board voted business. oil boom years that senior party and government “Excellence at all levels of Education and require each public conscience and in the best charges over the next 16 years by selling $158.7 million in bonds education is an imperative, not a the same time the state’s reliance college to assess student skills at of higher education. time they go to the grocery store. (4-2) to continue use of town- interests of the entire town and officials as well as .some labor leaders are owned buses and proceeded to apparently blamed by many for most of the and using the money to pay off bonds sold in 1981 and 1982, state Town officials, of course, should not bear In short, this i.ssue has been the children, in particular. Treasurer Joan R. Kemler said. prepare a request in the amount before the I own several times. In Please show your support at the country’s current problems.” all the blame for the apparent lack of interest of $85,000 to the Board of Finance The interest rates on the old bonds ranged from 10 percent to fact, in 1985. a bus study referendum on June 20. The report predicted that de la Madrid will lO'-i percent, while the new rates average 7 percent, she said H for two new school buses, a van in recycling. Many people simply don't care committee assessed the entire persist in his anti-corruption campaign at least for Tuesday. Johnston tries to revive death-penaity biii and won’t make the effort to recycle no and a car. On March 5. the Board town school bus situation in a a while, but added this warning: “There are “The state is only doing what smart Connecticut homeowners of Finance voted to table this matter what the town does. report which was prepared after dangers in his proceeding too quickly or casting with high interest rate mortgages have been doing in recent HARTFORD (UPI) - The co- The bill, passed during the Capitol to explain that a similar jorities in the House and Senate request until the May budget Nellie Boisvert the net too widely.” have said they will ignore the But as things stand, most townspeople nine months of study. This report Andover months; employing sound financial management techniques to chairman of the Legislature's regular legislative session that death penalty law in Florida has meeting. On March 11. the Board is quite detailed but one state­ As we pointed out two years ago in a series on lower their monthly payments,” Mrs. Kemler said at a news Judiciary Committee is urging ended May 7. would make it easier never led to the execution of a child governor’s call for a session and probably don’t know that receptacles are of Education rescinded its pre­ the high-level corruption and profiteering that or mentally impaired person. will instead meet for a special ment is worthy of special men­ Editor’s note: Nellie Boisvert conference in her office. lawmakers to override Gov. Wil­ to impose the death penalty. available at the landfill for recyclable vious request and voted to were bringing the country to its knees, Mexico’s She said the “advance refunding” technique had never been liam A. O’Neill’s veto of a bill to Prosecutors claim the state’s O’Neill has summoned the Legis­ session called by petitions filed by tion: "A notable aspect of is an Andover selectman. existing law makes it virtually lature to meet in special session lawmakers. materials, and many probably don’t even request that $25,000 be placed in owning and operating versus problems have a far more direct and important used in Connecticut. strengthen the state's death pe­ know what types of material are recyclable. the school bus fund, which when effect on the United States than those of nalty law. impossible to impose capital following Monday’s trailer session The GOP agenda for the session N coniractingis the administrative includes adopting a new version of To improve awareness, the Conservation added to the $41,000 already in Nicaragua and El Salvador combined. Sen. Richard B. Johnston. R- punishment. to enact a new death penalty bill overhead involved with the man­ Letters policy Ammonia leak releases cloud Wethersfield. challenged the gov­ To press his point. Johnston addressing his objections. the bill to toughen the death Commission has asked the town to put up a the fund would provide the agement of a bus system.” Leaders of the Republican ma­ penalty law. monies for the purchase of two The Manchester Herald wel­ ACTUALLY, THE HELMS Foreign Relations ernor’s reasons for vetoing the bill brought a Florida prosecutor to the sign outside the landfill urging residents to comes original letters to the WALLINGFORD — An ammonia leak at the American and Tuesday asked House and new buses. subcommittee that deals with Mexico had planned Cyanamid Co. plant created a white cloud in the area, briefly Senate members to override the separate recyclable materials from their Bear in mind that the under­ It is time to move forward. We editor. to hold hearings last fall. A key Helms aide wrote need to get back to the education shutting down two nearby highways, officials said. veto in their annual "trailer garbage. While that is a fine first step, the carriages of two of the buses in Letters should be brief and to a memo to the senator listing the topics for the The drifting ammonia cloud Tuesday night covered an area of session” Monday. commission itself needs to do more to the fleet have been welded twice of the children When we go the point. They should be typed hearing: U.S. economic aid to Mexico; “Mexican forward with the contracted bus approximately 200 square feet, according to Fire Chief Jack In rejecting the bill. O’Neill said m Hockanum Industries increase residents’ awareness of the within the past three years. On or neatly handwritten, and. for crimes against Americans” (like the murder of a McElfish. he still supports capital punish­ importance of recycling as the town seeks March 24. the Board of Finance service, the town will provide ease in editing, should be double­ U.S. narcotics agent in February 1985): He said no evacuations were ordered, but Exit 13 on Interstate ment but feared the bill could Employing the Handicapped decided by a vote of 4-2 that transportation for the children in spaced. Letters must be signed “corruption in^exico” ; “fraud in Mexican 91 and a section of Route 5 were closed temporarily. result in a death sentence for a ways to encourage it. four new buses and will not have $25,000 would not be put into the with name, address and daytime elections”; “failure of land reform”; and A company spokesman said the leak occured about 8; 20 p.m. child or a person who is mentally 7lh Annual Chicken Bar-B-Que The commission has made a good start. It bus fund. On April 22. The Board a bus on the road that is over five telephone number (for "religious persecution.” ’Tuesday and the problem was over by 9 p.m. impaired. years old Johnston, however, said there WINDSOR LOCKS VERNON should now launch a publicity campaign and of Education voted (4-1) to verification). Helms staffers sardonically refer to it as “The Saturday, June 21, 1986 reconsider contracting bus ser­ The Herald reserves the right are adequate safeguards built into continue to push the town to create Earth Shattering Memo.” It was dated Sept. 18, State unveils environmental plan the judicial system to assure a 623-6982 Sarrrii Hrarl Cliurrh Roiilr .30 Vemon. CT incentives. vices. On May 7. after the public In addition, we will have a to edit letters in the interests of and in the next two days earthquakes devastated child or mentally impaired person SiTviiig 3:.30 p.m. - 7:00 p.m. If no one listens, valuable resources will hearing on the matter, the Board special education van and a brevity, clarity and taste. Mexico City, killingthousands. HARTFORD — The state Department of Environmental would not be executed, including #1 IN SERVICE of Education voted (4-1- with one second van for use within the Addre.'-.s letters to: Open Fo­ The tragedy led to postponement of the hearings Protection has unveiled a major long-range plan that includes as a last resort a stay of execution Adults $4.00 Children (under Hi) $!i.00 continue to go to waste — but not because of a abstention) to contract school town. We will still have our rum. Manchester Herald. P.O. NOT IN PRICE lack of effort pnlhe part of officialdom. until the first of the year, and then they were calling for more protection of natural areas from land from the governor. buses. On May 20. the Board of regular pick-up service for the Box ,591. Manchester. CT 06040. delayed further by other foreign-policy crises; the development. fall of Haitian dictator Baby Doc Duvalier and the There are 36 goals included in the 15-year plan by the DEP, ouster of Philippines President Ferdinand which are designed to improve and protect Connecticut’s natural Marcos. resources, said Bill Delany, a DEP spokesman. Belaga buys assistance in Washington Interestingly, one reasonable criticism that “It’s the first really major long-range look at the environment Helms’ critics have failed to raise is that his since before 1971,” Delany said Tuesday. “It’s been in the works NO MONEY DOWN!!!* for about two years.” *to qualified buyers Help is on the vvay for Julie Belaga. hearings on the left-of-center Mexican The plan called “Environment-2000” is the first wide-ranging leaving nearby Avon for Old Lyme, had no government’s sins have helped to keep the Belaga (though some won’t adnriit it) is the problem with a Belaga candidacy when he planning document the DEP has issued since it was established favorite of ranking Republicans to be their party’s right-wing dictatorship in Chile out of the media in 1971, Delany said. The department’s goals are divided in the introduced her "1 was told we needed the best spotlight. nominee for governor this year, but her campaign man we could get.” he said. "Julie’s the one,” he plan into the categories of preservation, pollution control, has been hurting up to now. Capitol added, to a chorus of polite "hear hears” from the resource management and service. Belaga has shuffled her staff and added new guests. Und0r the dome The DEP in the past has addressed the issues included in the Bird talent, but the big hews is that she has hired a Com m ents That was her cue to deliver, with more gusto Given the doubts of many military experts that plan, but never in a single document. Delany said. Incorporated team of professionals based in Washington to company Bob Conrad than she’s been managing lately, her indictment the Stealth bomber will actually do what it’s provide overall direction. of O’Neill as a weak governor. “ Connecticut can supposed to — evade Soviet radar — why does Certification Program The cute feature of the contract with do much better,"she said. RSM agrees, as long as Rep. Les Aspin, D-Wis.. support the $70 billion Research-Strategy-Ma'nagement. Inc., is that it Belaga has opportunity to show what she means. project ? House insiders tell us that Aspin, the The 8014 Electronic Typewriter can collect a substantial fee — they’ll calLit a ., •- The firm likes her integrity and her experience chairman of the Armed Services Committee, BRING YOU TOP QUALITY PROFESSIONAL bonus — only if she wins. Along the way RSM will as a legislator, though Belaga may want to keep thinks support of the Stealth and of the Midgetman be paid barely enough to cover commuting costs. the latter quiet because of the performance of the missile will effectively counter Republican fro m RSM is arriving with little time to spare. The General Assembly this year. charges that the Democrats are “soft” on defense. GOP state eonvention opens July 25 in Hartford, . Toby Moffett. He’s hoping to make Stealth and Midgetman the sw in te ROOFING AT AN AFFORDABLE PRICE. and Belaga will need at least 20 percent of the vote . Belaga. a state legislator from what she calls IF BELAGA IS JOYOUS over hiring RSM. even pillars of a Democratic defense policy that will FEATURES a Eaprass Kay: Carriage return on any roll call to qualify for a primary in without line feed " the “feisty community” of Westport, has this late, her closet rooters in the party hierarchy convince the voters the party isn’t a collection of • stale of Ilia art Individual September. Though she isn’t there yet, rivals.Dick kayswttehaa: (or longer life and a Had Space Key: For special overcome a tendency to be down in recent weeks are equally happy over what the association can whimps. spacing and insertion of Bozzuto and Gerry Labriola reached that serviceability and is riding a higl| with the hiring of RSM, the mean-for the campaign they want to see take off. characters threshhold weeks ago. fourth firm she interviewed. On Saturday, she • Sculptured Keyboard: (or ease a Deep-Deprass Repeal Action That includes GOP State Chairman Top of typing went to a GOP outing (n Stamford in pu)-suit of D’Amore and his executive director, Peter Gold. Keya: Space Bar, Correction Key, WORSE THAN THAT, for the long outlook, delegates who’were freed by, the withdra wal of • Sapar Capacity; 16.5” Back Space Key. Index, and pollsters have had trouble finding a pulse irt the Also eager to have the Belaga candidacy succeed, Reverse Index Kays Romeo Petroni of Ridgefield as a gubernatorial ' Jhough he has been publicly neutral, is U.S Sen a Writing Lina: 13.5" Designed For Professional Roofing Contractors Belaga recognition factor with the public, though candidate. “I feel like a free spirit.” she said. Lowell Weicker. iHmtrliPHlpr I’fpralh a Correction Memory: Full line she did reasonably well in popular votes during 0 '■ (203 characters) Meanwhile, James McCarthy of Milford has\ recent GOP primaries. a piteh Salaelor: 10. 12. 15 THE NIGHT BEFORE, Belaga was her old ' come on board as campaign manager and Belaga Founded In 1881 Warranty: Pro-rated 30-year limited warranty with Bird’s exclusive 2 year full coverage up-front That doesn't scareSusan Bryant. RSM’s gee-whiz, perky self again as she met with some 50 ...... Publisher a Copy Capaelly: 1 original = 5 president She has checked the territory, the likely has the spoken endorsement of Alsop. National RICHARO W COSGROVE " supporters in Farmington. The reception was at Committeejyoman Billie Boatwright of Stonington DOUGLAS A BEVINS ...... Executive Editor copies (normally) Democratic opposition and hef new client. JAMES P SACKS Managing Editor a Tab Sal/Claar Kay: the Jonathan Dugan home, a stately place that' and U.S Rep, Stewart McKinney of Westport. ALEXANDER GIRELLI ...... Aaaociata Editor CALL US TODAY AT MANY FINANCING PLANS AVAIUBLE "Connecticut is ripe fora Republican governor,” was owned six years ago by Alexander Haig when Programmable at 24 positions 643-2659 she says, adding that Belaga is the "new face” Now if she can pick up some 80 more delegate he was top man at United Technologies. Belaga votes by July 25. she’ll be in business. If she can’t. DENISE A ROBERTS ...... Adveniting Director Registered as a HOME IMPROVEMENT CONTRACTOR .who can do it" ■ MARK F ABRAITIS ...... Busineat Manager blended easily into the crown, perhaps unaware RSM can go home early. Competing Manager ALLSTATE ^9 PumdII PIscs Incidentally, the Washington firm has if figured that a few still want to be convinced she can hack SHELDON COHEN ...... Manebsstgr out that Gov. Bill O’Neill will be the Democratic ROBERTH HUBBARD ^ Prettroom Manager BU8SIE88 it as top of the ticket. Bob Conrad writes a weekly column about .JEANNE Q FROMERTH Circulation Manager opposition, not his challenger, former U.S. Rep. o b m MACMNE8 643-6156, s kUMB__... FULLY INSURED John Alsop, the GOP elder statesman who is Connecticut politics. FREE ESTIMATES m 8 — MANCHESTER HERALD. Wednesday, June 18, 1986 MANCHESTER HERALD, Wednesday, June 18. 1986 — 8 Otrituariem Developers mull mall partnership SPORTS T«rMa Hurley Anna Mae Reardon By John F. Kirch be built by Bronson and Hutensky man Jane Boynton said. "But the continued. "W e don't know where Herald Reporter ^ of Bloomfield and Melvin, Simon discussions dre in a very delicate they'll be in 1988 or '89.” Teresa Hurley. 83, of LaJolIa, Anna Mae Reardon. 87, of A L roundup and Co. of Indianapolis. stage. There will be a meeting" Three major department stores Calif., form erly of 150 Walnut St., Hartford, sister of Monsignor Rival developers competing to The other partnership consists of She had no further comment. have committed themselves to the died Monday in La Jolla. She was Edward J. Reardon, retired pastor build a mammoth shopping mall the Homart Development Co. of Frese said that thefe were a Winchester Mall, while Buckland the widow of John Hurley. of St. James Church and a near the Manchester-South Wind­ Chicago, a subsidiary of Sears. number of reasons the negotiations Hills has two committed anchor Bosox dedicate She was the winner of a hest- Manchester resident, died sor town line will meet Thursday to Roebuck and Co., and Manchester were begun, including the lawsuits tenants. All anchors will be con­ hatted woman award from the Tuesday. discuss the possibility of combin­ 1-84 Associates. The two have that have been filed against both American Millinery Institute in sulted before any agreement is She also is survived by many ing their resources and building proposed to build .the 750.000- malls. The majority of those suits 1965. In March, several of her hats signed, ji'rese said. Zimmer, Yanks gag in ninth nieces, and nephews and great- only one mall in the Interstate 84 square-foot Buckland Hills Mall in involve one partnership suing the were donated to the Little Theater "Within the constraints with the nieces and great-nephews. corridor, sources confirmed today. Manchester. other and would probably be game to Boggs number of lawsuits, and the of Manchester. The funeral will be Thursday at The meeting marks a major shift Frese said that as far as he knew. withdrawn should an agreement relative strength we believe those By The Associated Press She is survived by her dau^ter. 9;30 a.m. at the Giuliano-Sagarino in strategy for the developers, who Thursday's meeting will be one in a be reached. Frese said the time lawsuits have, my guess is some Margo Bengston. and son-in-iaw. Funeral Home. 247 Washington St .. By Fred AAcMone have been competing for over a series of such meetings that have and money wasted in court would overa'l arrangement (between the NEW YORK — The rivalry soner. was charged with a red Dr. Joel Bengston. bothof La Jolla. Hartford, with a mass of Christian United Press International year and a half to build a regional taken place “ between the major delay the construction of both developers) is likely,” Frese said. between the Boston Red Sox and light violation, and Small said Calif.; three sisters. Margaret burial at 10:30 a.m. in St. Law­ shopping center. players.” malls. That arrangement could mean has always th e investigation was Fogarty of Manchester, Mary rence O'Toole Church. Hartford. The Boston Red Sox dedicated “ They (the rival developers) are But officials of Homart said the "If we allow two years or three bee'n one of the most hotly continuing. Gagliardi of East Hartford, and Burial will be in Mount St. either scrapping plans for both Tuesday night’s game to third fairly far*along in the negotiating meeting would be the first of its years to allow the suits to run their contested in baseball. But it hasn't Boggs, the American Dorothy Renkeiwicz of Vernon; Benedict Cemetery. Bloomfield. malls and submitting plans for a baseman Wade Boggs. process.” said C. David Frese. the kind and displayed irritation that course, we're talking 1988 or 1989 new one or modifying existing been much fun for Don Zimmer — League’s leading hitter, imme­ and four grandchildren. Calling hours are today from 2 to 4 Boggs' mother, SueG. Boggs, project manager of the proposed news of the negotiations was (before construction can start).” plans so that both centers can exist regardless of which uniform he diately returned to Tampa with A memorial mass will be held and 7 to 9 p.m. was killed when a cement truck 5S0.000-square-foot Winchester leaked to the press. Frese said. “ None of us know what together. Until now, each partner­ wears. his father, Win. who had been Friday at 9 a.m. at St. James Memorial donations may be ran through a red light near Mall, which would be located "W e plan on discussing this the interest rates will be. ship has insisted that the area can Zimmer was manager of the Red visiting his son in New York. Church. Manchester. made to the St. James School downtown Tampa andslammed mostly in South Windsor and would ' alternative" Homart spokeswo­ “ The tenants are ready.” Frese support only one mall. Sox in 1978 when they blew a Foundation. 896 Main St. into her vehicle. Boggs' 80-year- “ We understand that the 14‘A-game lead and lost the Am eri­ accident occurred about 3 p.m. can League crown to the Yankees old grandmother, Hattie Gra­ Emma Bleber ham, also was injured in the EDT,” said Boston general William G. Villa in the playoff game that made manager Lou Gorman, “ and we Emma (Kottke) Bieber. 96, Swensson admits vote will erode support Bucky Dent a folk hero. Tuesday accident. She is hospitalized in William G. Villa. 73. of Bristol, stable condition with a broken received a call here (in New fornrierly of Kensington Street, night, he finally gave Boston fans died Tuesday at a local convales­ husband of Helen (Chlupek) Villa, leg and a neck injury. York) around 4 p.m. Wade was died Tuesday at home. He was the By Alex GIrelll But some other Republican Agostinelli did not ask for her ful run against Democrat Francis something to cheer about. at the ballpark taking some cent home. She was the widow of Ironically, Zimmer was wearing The Red Sox defeated their brother of Nancy Renzoni of Associate Editor leaders said privately that the vote support in the committee vote, Mahoney. Ferguson was ap­ rivals, the New York Yankees, early batting practice when we Frederick H. Bieber. Yankee pinstripes, having re­ Manchester. would be costly to Swensson. who Swensson said. proached after that to run, but for the second straight night, were notified. After he was She worked for the Cheney Bros, State Rep. Elsie Swensson. R- placed Gene Michael, the Chicago He also is survived by two defeated Democrat John Thomp­ " I think if Nate had called me. I would not agree. She said she using three two-run homers to informed, we located his father mills as a secretary for 40 years Manchester. who will seek her Cubs’ new manager, as third-base daughters. Suzanne Villa of Bristol son by only five votes in 1984. might have voted for him.” she would not consider acting as fashion a 7-6 victory. and arranged for them to take until her retirement. She was a fourth term representing the 13th coach on Monday night. And he andJoAnn Picard of Torrington; a Thompson, who will oppose said. campaign manager for a candi­ “ We won this for Boggsie. and the first available flight.” communicant of St. Mary's Epis­ Assembly District in November, made the wrong decision in the brother. Fred "Pancho” Villa of Swen.sson again in the November Swensson plans to make the date in one term and then opposing I hope hearing of it will help a copal Church. conceded Tuesday that her vote ninth inning of a 7-6 Yankee loss. The Red Sox scored five runs Newfane. Vt.: two other sisters. election, declined to comment on formal announcement of her inten­ her in the next. little,” Boston left fielder Jim She is survived by a nephew. against Nathan Agnstinelli,,for a Butch Wynegar and Willie Ran­ in the first inning. Bill Buckner Ida Lentini and Jennie Kolrady. the dispute, saying it is within the tion to seek re-election at a Rice said. Albert E. Kottke of Wethersfield; stale convention post may hurt her “ It is not my intention to run dolph opened the inning 'with hit a two-run homer and Dwight both of New Britain: and several Republican Party. meeting tonight of the Republican Lt, John Small said Mrs. and a niece. Ruth A. Kottke of campaign. now, any more than it was then.” singles off Joe Sambito. the fifth Evans also added a two-run Manchester. nieces and nephews. Swensson said her vote on the Town Committee. Ferguson said.” Boggs was driving a 1985 Chevy blast, the first of two, two-run Asked if the vote would cost her Boston , who relieved She was predeceased by a son. The funeral will be Thursday at convention committee post was not No opposition has surfaced pub­ Blazer when the 1971 Autocar, a homers he hit in the game. some support. Swensson said. She predicted that Swensson will winner Bob Stanley in the eighth Frederick E. Bieber. 10 a.m. at Funk Funeral Home. 35 a vote against Agostinelli or for licly to her bid for the nomination. form of cement truck, ran “ We really grieve for the “ Probably, but I'm not going to defeat Thompson, a former Man­ and struck out Mike Paglianilo A graveside service will be held Bellevue Ave.. Bristol, with a mass Willhide. but a vote for Bozzuto's Vivian Ferguson, a former town through the ried light and struck Boggs family right now,” worry about i t " interest. chester mayor, despite the close with the bases loaded. Thursday at 1 p.m. in the East at 11 a.m. at St. Joseph Church. director, today spiked a rumor that her broadside on the driver’s Evans said. “ It's a tough The vote in question came at a 'Statewide. Bozzuto won control vole in their last race. She said Dale Berra singled to left and 8 Cemetery. Glastonbury Funeral Bristol. Burial with full military she would oppose Swensson for the side. situation. We hope to play well meeting of Republican Stale Con­ of all four convention committees. Swensson now has the advantage Jim Rice gunned down the slow­ Home. 450 New London Turnpike, honors will be in St. JosepV"' nomination. She said that because Small said the truck, driven until he comes back. It’s a vention delegates from the Fourth of long incumbency. footed Wynegar. when Zimmer has charge of arrangements. Cemetery. Bristol. Calling hours Swensson called Agostinelli “ the of her friendship with Swensson, by Dennell Taylor. 31, was tragedy. I’m capable of what I Senatorial District. Agostinelli. a best teacher I'v e ever had.” She inexplicably waved him home. UPI photo Memorial donations may be are tonight from 7 to 9. she would not consider running for Thompson said he is setting up a traveling at a high rate of speed did tonight any night, andsoare state central committeeman, was said one thing Agostinelli taught 'The grass was slow out there made to the Wethersfield Advisory Memorial donations may be the post. campaign committee and doing and was unable to stop for the four or five other guys. That’s a nominee for the convention's her is that “ When you’re a and I didn’t think there would be a Boston shortstop Rey Quinonens is late inning at Yankee Stadium. Red Sox Committee Escrow Account for made to the Bristol Visiting Nurses Ferguson said she was cam­ some research on Swensson's traffic signal. what has been makingthisteam rules committee. Mary Willhide. candidate, you do what is best for play at the plate.” said Zimmer, with the tag as New York’s Mike Easier won, 7 ■6. the Handicapped, care of the Town Association. 16 Spring St.. Bristol paign manager for Swensson in her voting record with a view toward Taylor, a work release pri­ successful.” Manchester's Republican regis­ you.” who was the Yankees' third-base Manager's Office. Wethersfield. 06010. first bid for the post, an unsuccess­ formulating campaign stands. (17) safely steals second base in the fifth trar of voters, was nominated to coach in 1983 before joining the oppose him and won. Cubs, who fired him last week Card of Thanks along with Manager Jim Frey, “ It lead in the A L East to 5>A games winning pitcher was Randy Agostinelli is a backer of (Jerald Royals 2, A’s 1 Upshaw, who drew a walk from gelosi to load the bases but struck M aud W hite turned out to be a terrible play. over the Yankees and 6‘/i over O’Neal, making his first major- Milwaukee reliever . Labriola of Naugatuck for the Town won’t respond on Senkow Danny Jackson allowed seven out Carlton Fisk and Harold What more can I say?" Baltimore. league start since Aug. 11. He The members of World War I The Forand families and Tammy Republican gubernatorial nomina­ hits in eight innings to end a Winner Tom Henke pitched two Baines and earned his first save. Barracks 786 and Auxiliary will and Michelle Miner, wish to thank tion. Willhide supports Richard In other A L games, it was yielded two runs and four hits in 6 innings of hit less relief as the Blue By John F. Kirch Board of Labor Relations. The ployees can follow during a dis­ personal four-game losing streak. meet at the Holmes Funeral Home. everyone for their help and support Bozzuto of Watertown. California 4, Texas 0; Kansas City Angels 4, Rangers 0 2-3 innings for his first victory Jays won their fourth straight. Herald Reporter union filed a complaint last week pute. The second part of that Kansas City scored both its runs 400 Main St.. Friday at 11 a.m. for during our recent loss. God bless Agostinelli declined Tuesday to 2. Oakland 1; Detroit 6. Baltimore since last July 6, Willie Hernandez Mariners 5, Indians 2 after it claimed the town was procedure requires a union hear­ Mike Witt scattered nine hits and with two out in the fourth, Jorge the funeral of Maud White. you all. comment on Swensson's vote. 3; Toronto 2, Milwaukee 1 in 12 relieved after Larry Sheets’ two- Assistant Town Manager Steven withholding information it needed ing before Weiss and t hen for Weiss Doug DeCinces hit a three-run Orta singled off the glove of Bill Twins 4, White Sox 1 Gorman Thomas hit a three-run innings; Minnesota 4, Chicago I. run homer in the seventh and Werbner said today that the town is to fight for Senkow's job. to respond to the union in writing 10 homer in the fifth inning as Mooneyham and went to second on homer and Alvin I^ v is had his and Seattle 5. Cleveland 2. recorded his Ilth save. Kent Hrbek and Tom Brunansky not obligated to sendthe unionthat Weiss fired Senkow May 13 after working days later, according to California tightened the race in the the pitcher’s wild pickoff attempt. hit consecutive first-inning hoipe first five-hit game — four singles After Rice’s clutch throw, a waik represents former Town Engineer he admitted to placing pornogra­ union officials. A L West. The Angels, tied with Blue Jays 2, Brewers 1 and a double — to help Seattle to its to Rickey Henderson loaded the Tigers 6, Orioles 3 runs to give Minnesota a 3-0 lead. Input sought on Bolton firehouse Waller Senkow a written response phic materials on the desk of a If the union is not satisfied with Kansas City for second place, Jesse Barfield, who singled Winner Mike Smithson allowed 10 fourth straight victory behind bases but Don Mattingly filed to concerning his firing. female co-worker. Senkow said he the response, it can then go to step moved within l ‘/i games of the Kirk Gibson drove in three runs home the game's first run in the hits before being relieved by Keith Mike Morgan’s nine-hit pitching. shallow right and Werbner’s comments are in did so only to cheer her up. three — requesting a hearing Rangers, who lost their fourth and Lou Whitaker two as the 10th inning, doubled home the Atherton with one out in the Morgan blanked the Indians until By John Mitchell After the letter was read. Select­ On Preuss’s suggestion, the grounded out to end the game. direct contrast to those of the Civil Werbner said today that Weiss before the state Board of Media- straight and became the last team Tigers matched their season high winner with one out in the I2th. seventh and runners on first and Joe Carter hit a two-run homer in Herald Reporter man Lawrence Converse said that selectmen agreed to send a letter The victory stretched Boston’s Service Employees Affiliates Inc., will not send the union a written lion and Arbitration in in the league to be shut out. hv nonnding out 15 hits. The Barfield’s double drove in Willie third. Atherton walked John Can- the sixth. the firehouse should be sold in spite to the Planning Commission ask­ which represents Senkow and decision on Senkow because the Wethersfield BOLTON — After hearing a plea of the requests. He said any ing for its input. about 60 lower-management em­ firing is not part of a three-step Although Weiss granted the that the town retain its old departments interested in the In other business Tuesday night, ployees of the town. The union grievance procedure outlined in union a meeting last week, he and firehouse for other uses, the Board building wouldn't be able to use it Cheney said he would tell the insists that Town Manager Robert J the town-union contract. other officials contend it was not of Selectmen agreed Tuesday to in its run-down state. Public Building Commission that B. Weiss is required by a labor ask the Planning Commission for a “ We have already responded to because they were binded by the Trades and foreign intrigue spice up NBA draft Other board members agreed. the bidding process for lights at agreement to send (JSEA a written the union that this is not a grievance procedure. recommendation on its future use. “ I think we should sell the Herrick Memorial Park will have decision on Senkow’s firing. grievable matter.” Werbner .said. “ Uses for the building will building.” said Selectman Sandra to be reopened. By Ion Love day night in exchange for the top If a written decision is not “ I think the union is making Now you know ’ Sabonis was the 24th selection two by Atlanta, a 7-foot center York, forward of second-round pick , to constantly exceed the available Pierog. Since bids were sought earlier United Press International overall draft pick. received by the end of next week, comments that are false.” The world’s largest producer of and the second first-round choice from Italy and a 6- 10 Russian. Kentucky: No. 6. Phoenix, center the Lakers for guard Mike McGee space it provides.” Building In­ “ There's too much cost in­ this month, three companies have Daugherty, the most accomp­ union officials have said. (JSEA A labor contract between the frozen potato products, including by Portland, which took forward Portland drafted two other for­ William Bedford of Memphis and Notre Dame forward Ken spector H. Calvin Hutchinson said volved.” said Selectman Carl provided estimates. NEW YORK - A little bit lished big man in the draft, set the Qkwill file a second unfair labor town and CSEA outlines a three- French fries, is the J.R. Simplot Walter Berry of St. John’s with the eigners: a 7-foot center from State: No, 7. Dallas, forward Roy Barlow, the 23rd pick overall for in a letter to the selectmen. Preuss. “ I think there’s,no need for everything — from courtroom Tar Heels record for shooting The lowest was $58,659. from practice complaint with the state step grievance procedure em­ Company of Boise. Idaho. 14th pick. Greece and a 6-5 guard from Tarpley of Michigan: No. 8. the Lakers. The letter, read at a board us to keep it.” acquittals to trades to some percentage (.619). He averaged Structural Contractors of Musca­ Bucky Buckwalter. the Trail Yugoslavia. Cleveland, ^ard of Dallas traded (Georgia Tech U meeting Tuesday by administra­ But First Selectman Douglas foreign intrigue — influenced 20.2 points a game for North tine. Iowa. The highest was $71.573. Blazers’ director of player person­ Maryland 6-8 forward Miami (Ohio); No. 9, Chicago, guard , the first pick of tive asssistant Karen Levine, said Cheney argued in favor of keeping Tuesday’s NBA draft. Carolina, which he entered at the from Bonner Electric of nel. said there has been no direct was selected by Boston with the forward of Ohio the second round, to Cleveland for the building could be used to store a the building “ There’s a use to the Uncasville. A late-night trade gave the age of 16. contact with Sabonis. "only second pick. N.C. State’s Chris State: No. 10. San Antonio, guard future draft picks. The Trail 85,000 chipper that is slowly town there,” he said. “ We do have Cheney said all the bids were too Cleveland Cavaliers the right to Said the 20-year-old: "The Cava­ SALE ENDS through his friends.” Washburn was taken third by the of Duke. Blazers sent guard Steve Colter to rusting on the sandpile where it a need, I feel, for auxiliary high because the funds allocated select North Carolina forward liers’ reputation is not that great, But he added Sabonis’ future , giving the No. 11, Detroit, forward John Chicago for forward Larry Kryst- now stands. Hutchinson also sug­ storage.” for the project total $52,453. Brad Daugherty as the No. 1 player but they do seem to have a lot of JULY 5th may depend on if the International Atlantic Coast Conference a sweep Salley of Georgia Tech: No. 12, kowiak. a second-round pick out of gested storing the two town cars in in the draft. What opened the door great players. The team seems to Olympic Committee approves of the top three picks. the firehouse. M ooieli Washington, forward John Willli- Montana, and future draft choices. for Cleveland to trade for Daugh­ be on the upswing" open play for the 1992 Olympic Golden Slate took Washburn, ams of LSU: No. 13. New Jersey, “ It is only a matter of time In another pre-draft trade Mon­ Woman charged in check scheme erty took place in a Louisiana Cleveland currently is without a Games. who averaged 17 points a game as a guard Dwayne Washington of before they are vandalized where day night. Philadelphia sent center N courtroom Monday evening. permanent head coach and a “ If pros are allowed to play in the sophomore. The 6-11 center- Syracuse and No. 15. Utah, guard Moses Malone, forward Terry they are now. outside in the town A Manchester woman wrote 32 John “ Hot R od" Williams, general manager. the store since April 30. all of which Olympic.*! — and there is a move in forward missed much of his of Virginia Tech. Catledge. the 21st choice in this hall parking lo t " Hutchinson bad checks in town and about II had been returned drafted by Cleveland last year, There was also a foreign influ­ that direction — then it would freshman season after he was The Los Angeles Clippers did not year’s draft and future draft wrote. more in East Hartford, police was acquitted of sports bribery ence in the draft — including the improve our chances of the Rus­ suspended from the team for select a player until the third round choices to Washington for Jeff The old firehouse on Notch Road charged today A Stop and Shop in East Hartford charges in the Tulane point­ surprise first-round selection of sians allowing Sabonis to play over taking a stereo. and took guard Dwayne Polee of Ruland and Cliff Robinson. The is being replaced by a larger, received II other bad checks from shaving case in New Orleans. Arvidas Sabonis. a 7-2 member of Amanda Harris. 25. of 82 Chest­ here as long as they can have him Said Washburn: " I t ’s an exciting Pepperdine as the 54th player Bullets selected guard Anthony $678,000 structure at Notch and Ham s, police said. Williams sat outlast year, pending the Russian national team who was nut St., was charged with 32 counts for the Olympics,” Buckwalter team. I’ll go and play hard every overall. Jones of Nevada-Las Vegas with Bolton Center roads. The new the outcome of his trial. With selected by Portland. Boston Cel­ of issuing a bad check and 15 said. "It all hinges on that, from day.” In all, three draft-day trades the 21st pick. Philadelphia did not facility is scheduled to open at the Police said letters were sent to Williams, a 6-foot-lO forward, able tics president called counts of sixth-degree larceny what I understand.” ■The other top 15 picks included: were made. The Hawks traded draft until the second round when it end of July. Harris, and when she visited the to play, Cleveland sent forward Sabonis one of the four best centers store in May she admitted to In all, five foreign players were No. 4, Indiana, forward Chuck forward Billy Thompson of Louis­ selected forward David Wingate of According to Levine, several According to police, the arrest Roy Hinson to Philadelphia Mon­ in the world. writing the checks. selected in the seven-round draft: Person of Auburn: No. 5, New ville, the* 19th selection overall, and Georgetown. officials and agencies are inter­ stemmed from a June 4 report - _ Benjamin A . ested in using the old building, from a bookkeeper at the Stop and Harris was released on a $1,000 IVloore^ including the parks department, Shop supermarket on Broad Street non-surety bond and is scheduled the schools and the constables. that Harris had cashed 32 checks at to appear in court June 25. BUY 1 GAL. OF ij A I N T S ^ EITHER HOUSE Celtics pick Bias, Post 102 explodes PAINT AT REG. MoSreA RET. PRICE. GET Reagan reshapes Supreme Court PAINTS Manchester’s Post 102 baseball while Jim Fogarty, Dan Bontempo team could have gone home after and Rob Stanford each had two Continued from page I ‘the best athlete’ the first three innings of Tuesday hits. Larry Stanford had 3 RBI. secrets. justice in 1969 by President Nixon, OUR HIGHEST night’s American Legion game. The chief justice stunned aides an admirer of Burger’s tough “ law Meriden managed only two runs That was all they needed to defeat nial commission's chairman for no during a dinner in his office late and order” views. QUALITY By Frederick Waterman support players. I ’ll learn a lot on eight hits. Both teams commit­ Meriden, 14-2, at Moriarity Field. pay. Monday night when he revealed his In a 17-year tenure he helped EXTERIOR United Press International from the players.” said Bias, who ted one error. Burger told Reagan about his plans to retire. lead the court away from the MINTS averaged 23.2 points and 6.8 "It was just a real good hitting “We made some real nice retirement decision on May 27. For He said his fellow justices also liberal paths it had pursued in the BOSTON — Although Len Bias rebounds per game this past s- performance for us.” said Post 102 defen sive plays.” Armstrong the past three weeks, it remained were surprised. 1960s into an era of caution and was the second man selected in the season for the Terrapins. Coach Steve Armstrong. added. one of Washington’s best-kept Burger. 78. was appointed chief conservatism. NBA draft, the Boston Celtics "W e thought that with our front Manchester scored all its runs in Pitcher Jim Fuda got the loss for ______regarded him the number one line. Bias would fit in very well. the first three innings and col­ Meriden, which fell to I-l. player. He’s a great shooter with great lected 15 hits as pitcher Chris Post’s next game is tonight at 8 SPECIAL — GERANIUMS — $ -|5 9 io/$i4 95 The NBA World Champions, who moves and great quickness. He’s Ogden got the win and improved p.m. against New Britain at had the No. 2 choice in Tuesday’s got hustle and talent and will go to Post 102’s overall record to 3-2. Beehive Stadium. They then come college draft, picked the muscular the floor for the ball,” said Boston home to MCC’s Cougar Field to The barrage started in the first 6-foot-8 swingman from the Uni­ head coach ^.C . Jones. play East Hartford on Thursday. Q O I^ with a four-run rally and continued versity of Maryland who is said to Reserve forward David Third- into the second, when Manchester Meriden 000 JOO 0 2-8-1 be in the mold of kill most likely will be bumped scored seven runs. Mike Charter Manchester 473 000 0 14-15-1 and Michael Jordan. from his current roster spot to Fuda, Dahh (4) and Sikorsky; Mur­ had two hits, including a three-run “ He’s the guy we wanted, and we make room for Bias. ray, Ooden (4), L.Stanford (7) and Natural redwood homer. Joe Casey drilled hits hits. Charter. Woodland 081-23 got him. He’s the best athlete Auerbach the Celtics manage­ 168 Woodland St., 643-8474 8 am-7 pm dally GARDENS available in the draft.” said an ment decided that despite the obviously satisfied Celtics Presi­ presence of several highly rated DANUAS Potted htlMS dent Arnold "R e d ” Auerbach, who centers, Boston did not need to LARGE $1 can use' Bias as a guard or draft for that position. FOITAUCA i CiUioB I • i Moriarty hangs on . liOtiNi MOOR WOOD MOORGARD M O O R ES’ forward. ” We felt we were set there for the FOLIAGE Celtics assistant coach and chief next two to three years. We’ll EXTERIOR STAIN LATEX OIL BASE scout Jimmy Rodgers compared worry about it then,” said Auerb­ BLOOMFIELD - Moriarty night drove in Dave Ford, aboard PETUNIAS HANGING Biafcto the ’ ach, relying on the tandem of Brothers won its third straight on his third safety, with the fifth Penetrates HOUSE PAINT Worthy and Jordan of the Chicago and . all colars A-9* pocki HOUSE PAINT Twilight League baseball game and deciding tally in the top of the POTS Protects Low Lustre Finish, High Gloss, Bulls. “ I rpmember when UPI photo Tuesday night, escaping with a 5-4 seventh. oN «Hmm«r flewars •rag. *7” "Len Bias gives us a chance to be retired, evew one said 'What are win over the homestanding Imagi- NOW Mike Johnson’s two-run homer now only no lim it Preserves Lasting Durability. Protective Finish. better than we were last year, they going to do?’ But after a year, The NBA champion Boston Celtics, selecting second in neers at Bloomfield High. which is saying a lot.” Rodgers we were set again.” Auerbach the NBA draft with a pick acquired from Seattle in the in the fourth had extended the iw The MBs. now 6-3, jumped off to visitors’ advantage to 4-0, Hanging retunias PMM said. “ He’s an outstanding talent said, referring to the 1970 acquisi­ deal, took high-scoring Maryland HEAVY WIRE and I think he’s a guy who’s very tion of . an early lead before the hosts Back-to-back doubles by Jeff forward Len Bias, who happily twirled a Johnson and Mike MacDonald, . Impatiens TOMATO JUMPERS happy to be in Boston. When the Cleveland Caveliers inched back against starter and gm AZALEASi "Looking at his physical quali­ named center-forward Brad .-keychain. winner Bill Aksamit (2-0) and who also had two hits, produced the JB 9 5 CAGES ties. like James Worthy and Daughtery as the draft’s No. 1 pick reliever Brian McAuley. The Im- MBs’ initial marker in the second agineers. 4-4. scored two runs each frame. Ford’s RBI-double made it Michael Jordan, he can run. jump, — following a surprise pre- draft the expression of interest was a they’d trade Moses Malone. But Im I lo r in the sixth and seventh innings but 2-0 in the third. shoot. You can put him in their trade with Philadelphia — Celtics smokescreen. with (Jeff). Ruland and (Roy) yoart left the tying run on third when the rog. *6.95 category,” Rodgers said. General Manager Jan Volk “ At the time. Brad Daughtery Hinson, they’re a powerful team. ” Tod^Malinowsky was the losing Bias, a U PI first team All clenched -ms fist and raised it in was considered very seriously. final out was recorded. pitcher. America who was at draft head­ triumph. He’s a great player,” Auerbach Jackson & Perkins Bedding Plante Bias had considered leaving "They made it close at the end.” Moriarty Brothers hosts East quarters In New York City, said he After Boston drew the No. 2 pick said of the 7-foot senior from North Pitwlai. ■agwdM. Iilv li Maryland after his junior year, but said MBs coach Gene Johnson, Hartford’s Marco Polo on Thurs­ expects to sit on the champion’s in the NBA draft lottery last Carolina. I MwigMt. Aitm. DiMlit. tic.' returned for a fourth year this past whose sons. Jeff and Mike, were day night at Moriarty Field at 7: SO ROSES PAUL’S615 Main St., Manchatler PAINT bench for a while, but is ready to month. Auerbach had said the Auerbach said of Philadelphia’s season on Auerbach’s advice. Bias p.m key hitters in the victory. Irta it *7*‘ roe. Vagetabla PlinU 049-0300 learn from the best. Celtics were most in terests in last-minute trades with Cleveland wound up being named the ACC’s Moriarty Brothers Oil 200 1 5-10-1 “ They are a good team with good Daughtery. But Tuesday he denied and Washington, “ I never thought Player of the Year. Jeff Johnson’s Second hit of the Imoolneers 000 002 2 4-8-1 le - MANCHESTER HERALD. Wednesday, June 18, 1986 MANCHESTER HERALD. Wednesday, June 1», 19S6 - 11 SCOREBOARD 'RecT Hadden Dose of their own medicine 3 (Amv Mlzoras, Beth Rockow, Louren National Loiguo rosulta Buckno), Red Sox 0. AL standinga Rad8ox7.YankNi8 Phllllos II, Cubs B Expos’ Hesketh cools off Mets Eagles 3 (Shiro Springer, Alison SoftbaH StonIzzI 3), Rowdies 0. East BOSTON NEW YORK PHILADELPHIA CHICAGO tabbed Unsung Expos 4. Mots 2 By United Press International W L Pet. OB (BrhM obrhM cbrhM * r h M and I expected that he would take nursing. But Hesketh deserves a Kevin Mitchell drove Wilson home Junlora Boston 42 21 .667 — B o rre tt 2b 4 0 0 0 H endrsn cf 4 1 1 1 Stone If 3 1 0 0 M a rtin z c f 3 1 0 0 me out somewhere in the ninth.” . lot of credit and so do those Expos with a double to left, took third on a New Y o rk 37 27 .57* M Romero 3b 4 1 1 0 NEW Mttnglv YORK 1b 6 0 MONTREAL 1 0 Schu 3b 2 0 12 Hoffman p 0 0 0 0 By Eorl Yost MONTREAL — The New York After Gary Carter had singled to TONIOHT'S OAMBS BOYS AT KENNEDY ROAD: Roenick cf 6 0 0 0 Frazier p 0 0 0 0 outfielders. They robbed us of ground out and scored on Carter’s Gibson's vs. Dean, 6 — Robertson B a ltim o re 35 27 .565 6W Bucknr 1b 5 112 Winfield rf 6 2 1 0 A r h M O b rh M .'4 Mets, Who have prospered with Knights2( John PopoJ), Kings 1 (Brion M ilw au kee 32 30 .516 9'A R ice If 4 0 0 0 Wilson E o sle r ct dh 4 1 12 3 00 Webster rf 1 1 0 1 Sam uel 2b 4 1 1 0 Fronen ph 0 0 0 0 Sports Editor Emeritus start the ninth Hesketh struck out several opportunities to tie the ball sacrifice . (^ntle Touch vs. Pooonl, 7:30 — R u g o n ls). R o b e rtso n Toronto 33 32 .500 10 B a y lo r dh 3 2 2 0 Mitchell Posqua ss If 2 4 01 2 1 Law 1 2b0 3 12 1 Schm idt 3b 5 1 2 2 Lopes 3b 4 1 0 0 outstanding pitching this season, Darryl Strawberry. gam e." Apaches 4 (Scott Sargent, David Clevelond 30 31 .492 11 Bedrosin p 0 0 0 0 Sandbrg 2b 5 1 2 0 Montreal got a run back in the Elm ore vs. MCC Vets, 6 — Fitzgerald E va n s rf 4 2 2 4 R o enldt If 1 0 0 1 Hmndz 1b 4 0 0 0 Rolnei If 4 1 1 0 Unsung Award selection has found out Tuesday night what it’s Wade, Zach Vetter 2), Strikers 2 (Jock O e tro lt 29 32 .475 12 Armas cf 2 110 Pogllarl 3b5 1 1 0 Carter c 3 0 11 Brooks ss 3 0 0 0 H aves 1b 4 3 2 0 D urhm 1b 4 1 2 1 “ I had a feeling that I would get bottom of the. first when Mitch _ Cycle vs. Jones/Zems, 7:30 — Spear, Robbie Zlkus). UtfMl Wilson rf 5 12 2 Moreind rf 5 1 1 1 like to be overpowered by the Montreal broke a 2-2 tie in the F itz g e ra ld Lyons cf 0 0 0 0 Strwbrr Wvnegar rt c 4 5 0 0 40 1 0 Wolloeh 3b3 0 1 1 been made by the Manchester Webster led off with a walk, stole BOYS AT MCC: Diplomats 2 (Mike Daulton c 2 0 0 0 (Javis c 4 0 1 2 opposition’s pitcher. Darryl out but with a right- hander fourth when Berenyi walked Mike Acodlo vs. Jim 's, 6 — Nike Texas 34 29 .540 — Gedman c 4 0 1 1 Foster Rndiph If 2b 44 1 0 10 1 0 Kmchc 1b 2 0 0 0 Sports Hall of Fame Committee second and scored on Vance Law ’s Marchand, Peter SIrols), Rangers 0. Kansas CItv 33 31 .516 IW Quinons ss 4 0 1 0 Knight FIschlln 3b ss 31 0 0 0 1 00 Galorrg Russell 1b 0 0 0 0 c 1 2 11 M atthw s If 3 0 0 0 Left-hander Joe Hesketh tamed like George Foster batting next I ’d Fitzgerald with the bases loaded to Jones vs. Mok, 7:30 — Nike Cyclones 5 (Erik Nielson 2, Jeff Jeltz ss 3 112 Fonfenot p 0 0 0for 0 1986 and the winner is single. Food vs. 'O' Team, 6 — P o g o n l C alifo rnia 33 31 .516 1W H assey ph 1 0 1 0 Teufel 2b 3 0 2 0 Wnnngh cf 3 0 0 0 be out of the game anyway” . force home a run. Berenyi gave up Crockett 2, Matt Kohut), Furv 1 (Tony O akland 27 30 .415 I D e je su s ss 0 0 0 0 Berenyl p 1 0 0 0 Fltzgerld Moddux c 3 1 2 1 p 2 0 0 C Bailer p 0 0 0 0 Wilbert “ Red” Hadden. the Mets for 8 1-3 innings by Keith vs. Mudville, 7:30 — Pogonl C ook). The Expos tied the score 2-2 in Word vs. Purdv, 6 — P o g o n l M innesota 26 37 .413 I B e rra ss 2 0 1 0 Sisk p 0 0 0 0 Htskelh Foley p 4 0 ph0 0 1 0 0 0 Bosley If, 1110 Hadden, 73, will be cited for striking out 11 and helped the Tim Burke pitched to Foster who a single to Tim Raines and walked Sportsman vs. O.W. Fish, 6 — Chicago 25 37 .403 t'/i ToM * 14 7 9 7 T e M t 41 8 IS 4 Hearn ph 1 0 0 0 Burke p Tekulve 0 0 0 0p 0 0 0 0 Dunston is 3 1 1 0 snap New York’s hit into a game ending double play both Wayne Krenchicki and Herm the bottom of the third when G O ro u If 1111 Sutcliffe p 2 0 1 0 his involvement for 30 years as Chorter Oak Intarmedlatea Seattle 26 39 .400 9 BoNon S819S088B-7 Niemann p O O O O Winningham before Fitzgerald’s Fitzgerald singled, raced to third TusMiav's Rtsults New York IWtllMb—4 Tetaw 31 1 8 1 TotaW U 4 « 4 M m p hrv If 2 1 1 2 general chairman for the an­ seven-game winning streak with a for Burke’s fourth save. walk. on a wild pitch by Berenyi and BOYS AT CHARTER OAK: Yankees Kansas City 2, Oakland 1 Gam e-w innina RBI — Buckner (6). New Yem leoeMseo— 3 Totals 39 11 II 10 TotoH 36 I M 6 nual Manchester Road Race on 4-2 triumph. Mets starter Bruce Berenyi, 2-1. 4 (Kevin Poirot, Jeff Stanlunas, Scott Detroit 6, taltim ore 3 E—(}ulnones, Romero, Rice, BarrSTt. Montreal le ilM W x — 4 Fhlhxlolphla 883 881 861— 11 “ The important thing is not the lasted just four innings, yielding scored on a sacrifice fly by A Centril Seattle 5, Cleveland 2 DP— Boston 1, New York 1. LOB— Boston CMcoge 188 388813-8 Thanksgiving morning. Tim Wallach singled home Salonen, Jordan Grossman), Bulls 3 Game-whinbig RBI— Fitzgerald (5). seven walks. Webster Nossiff Arms destroyed Horpo's. (Chris Bell, Greg Murray, Scott Boston 7, New York 6 5, New York 15. 2B— (iedman. Easier. E— Krenchickl. DP— Montreal 1. (jam e-wlnnlng RBI — Russell (2). The annual award Is based on completion of a game but getting Vance Law from second base with E v ra rd ). Minnesota 4, Chicago 1 HR— Buckner (7), Evons2(7), Henderson LOB— New York 4, Montreal 8. E—Motthews, Samuel, Fontenot, the job done as long as I can", said 18-7, T u e sd a y ot FItzo ero ld F ie ld , an Individual’s contributions “ Bruce didn’t have it tonight” . an insurance run in the seventh. Webster threw out the potential collecting 21 hits. Merrill Myers wos Toronto 2, Milwaukee 1,12 Innings (12). SB— E asier (2). S— Rom ero. S F — 2B— MItchHI. Dunston, Schu. DP— Philadelphia 2. Hesketh. who scattered eight hits California 4, Texas 0 Randolph. Roenicke. SB— Webster 2 (17), Raines (N), LOB— Philadelphia 9, Chlcogo 6. 2B— over the years to better sports New York manager Dave Johnson The Mets took a 2-0 lead in the tying run at the plate in the fifth one leader lor Nossiff Arms’ attack in evening his record at 4-4. with four hits. Including three homers WedfiMdoy's (Tomts IP H R ER BB SO Fitzgerald (1), S— Berenyl. SF— Hayes2,Wllson, Snidberg, Morelond, programs in Manchester. said. “ He had absolutely no first. Mookie Wilson led off with a when he cut down Tim Teufel, who that produced seven runs. Lou W elling­ Toronto (C lancv 6-4) at M ilw aukee Boston Corter, Webster. Russell, Schu, Dunston. SB—Martinez “ I know the way (Montreal (H lguero 8-5), 2:35 p.m. (1),Haves(10). Previous winners were Denny rythym at all but maybe that’s single to left and advanced to was attempting to score from ton a ls o co lle cte d fo u r hits, in c lu d in g a Woodward 4 1-3 7 3 2 2 2 manaeer) Buck Rodgers works h oooiic „f n enro ankle he is grand slam homer, one shot and Local Baseball Kansas City (Soberhagen 4-6) at L o lla r ^3 0 0 0 0 0 IP H R ER BB SO Carlin. John Phelps. Jeff second on a wild pitch by Hesketh. second on a single by Wilson. two singles. Kevin Comeou reached Oakland (Young4-3),3:15p.m. Crawford 12 3 111 New Yom / IP H R ER BB SO Koelsch. Charlie Graff and Alex Boston (Boyd 8-4) at New York Philadelphia bose four times, while Poul Frenette Stanley (W 4-2) 1 2-3 3 0 0 1 2 Berenyl (L 2-1) 4 3 3 3 7 3 Ferguson. had three hits ond Rick Nicola and (Tew ksbury 5-2), 7:30 p.m. Sam bito (S 5) 1 1-3 3 0 0 1 1 Sisk 3 3 1 1 2 1 Moddux ■ 5 5 4 4 1 2 Steve ClancI each had two hits. Oetrolt (King 2-0) at Baltimore New York Niemann 1 0 0 0 0 2 Tekulve (W 1-1) 2 1 0 0 0 2 A native of Manchester, born 1^ roundup Harpo's collected U hits, Including (M cG reg o r 5-6), 7:35 p.m. N Iekro (L 7-4) 2 1-3 7 7 7 2 0 Montreal Bedroskin 2 4 4 3 3 2, February 8. 1913, Hadden was Junior Legion Seattle (Beattie 0-0) at ClevelandPu lid o 6 2-3 2 0 0 2 0 Heskth (W 4.4) 8 1-3 8 2 2 0 11 CMcogo four for Pete Denz, three for Jack the key figure for Nutmeg Maloney, and two each for Bill Zwick Manchester rallied for three runs In (Schrom 5-2), 7:35 p.m. C raw ford pitched to 2 batters In 7th. B urke (S 4) ^3 0 0 0 0 0 Sutcliffe 6 5 4 4 5 3 and Mark Poilord. the bottom of the eighth to defeat Chlcogo (Cowley 3-3) at Minnesota T — 3:49. A — «,167. B erenyl pitched to 2 betters In 5th. Fontenot (L 2-2) 1 2 3 2 0 0 Forest. Tall Cedars of Lebanon M a rlb o ro u g h , 5-4, In Jo v c e e C ou ro nt (B lyleven 5^), 8:35 p.m. Um pires— Hom e, R e illy; lb . Coble; 2b, WP—Hesketh, Berenyl. PB—Corter. B a ile r 0 0 2 1 2 0 in its sponsorship of the Turkey senior division ploy at Eost Catholic's Texas (Guzman 06) at Collfornia McClellond; 3b, Oenklnger. T — 2:99.A— M,193. Hoffm an 1 2 1 0 0 1 Chirter Oak Eogle Field. Manchester's storting (Sutton 4-5), 10:35 p.m. Umpires— Home,Qulck; 1b,Runge;2b, Frazier 12 1112 Day race. For three decades. pitcher, Jim KItsock gove woy In the Thursday's Games Ripley; 3b, Engel. B a ile r pitched to 2 bolters In 8th. Hadden held the most responsi­ Nettles’ home run lifts Padres Postal Express lust got by Tierney's, Angela 4. Rangera 0 top of the seventh to eventual gome Chicago at Minnesota HBP—by Maddux (Martinez). 2-1, T u e sd a y a t F itzg e ra ld F ie ld , New York at Toronto, night W P — M oddux, Sutcliffe. T — 3:21. A — ble position in the promotion for ■RED’ HADDEN winner Scott Aronson. KItsock allowed By Joe llluzzi despite two errors. Steve Kruger and only two hits, walked none ond struck Seattle at Cleveland, night Braves 4, Dodgers 3 (10) 27,114. the Cedars, an organization in John Barry each hod two hits to leod TEXAS CALIFORNIA . . . cited Unsung out five. Marlborough scored three Detroit at Boltimore, night United Press International Postol Express's ottock. Mike Bvom Oakland at Texas, night obrhbl ObrhM which he has held membership had three hits for Tierney's. unearned runs. Manchester scored M c O w ll cf 4 0 1 0 Schoflld ss 3 1 0 0 LOS ANGELES ATLANTA for more than 50 years. three runs In the bottom of the eighth to W llkrsn 2b 4 0 1 0 Jo yn e r 1b 3 0 0 0 iNrhM ObrhM Picture Graig Nettles trying to overcome o two-run deficit. It started Standouts O 'B rie n 1b 4 0 1 0 Dow ning If 5 0 1 1 Duncan ss 5 0 0 0 Wshngtn rf 4 1 1 0 This year's race will mark the basketball player during his Home Runs Basketball bunt. West Side when Neal Shackner stroked o leod-oft Incavgl dh 3 0 0 0 Jacksn dh 3 13 0 Sax 2b 3 0 1 0 M o reno If 4 1 1 0 36th in which the Tall Cedars youth. was also one of t he area's double In extra Innings. Keith Olyeso, Seattle, Thom os (10). Cleveland, Carte r W ard If 4 0 1 0 H endrck rf 2 1 1 0 Londrex cf 5 0 1 0 M u rp h y cf 3 2 1.0 Not many people could and he’s North United Methodist detected (9). Detroit, G ibson (5), B altim o re, have been involved, the organi­ leading volleyball performers Kevin Wilson and Aronson followed Sierra rf 4 0 10 DeCIncs 3b 4 1 1 3 M o dlck 3b 3 0 2 0 H o m e r 1b 5 0 11 one of them. Perry's Automotive, 2J-7, Tuesday. with singles. Wilson scored the gome Sheets (9). Boston, Buckner (7), Evons 2 P e tra lll c 4 0 0 0 G ric h 2b 4 0 1 0 Andersn 3b 2 0 1 0 O berkfll 3b 4 0 2 1 zation taking over the sponsor­ for 35 years. Steve Hodge hod tour hits for North winner on o passed boll. Manchester, (7). New Y o rk, Henderson (12). So instead. Nettles went up and Buechel 3b 1 0 1 0 Boone c 3 0 10 Marshll rf 5 2 3 2 Ramirz ss 4 0 1 2 NBA draft ship in 1951. Hadden served on He played baseball for 15 United Methodist ond Ron Konopko 2-0, hosts H erbs of E a st H o rtfo rd M innesota, Hrbek (14), Brunonskv H orroh 2b 2 0 0 0 Pettis cf 3 0 1 0 St 1 2 0 Virgil c 0 0 did what he’s really paid to do — hit hod three hits, Including o home run. tonight at 6 p.m. at MCC's Cougar (16). M ilw aukee, Deer (12). C alifornio, Fletch r ss 3 0 3 0 the committee that first year years with the West Sides. (TeCInces (9). Welch p 2 0 0 0 Chmbis ph 1 0 0 0 home runs. Mick Holmes, Dick Carlson, Rob F ie ld . Totals n 0 9 0 Totals 30 4 9 4 M otszk ph 1 0 0 0 Dedm on p 0 0 0 0 First Round but moved into the general Bluefields and Moriarty Broth­ Tanner ond George Fowler each had Texos oeeoooooik-0 H ow ell p 0 0 0 0 H arp er Mt 1 0 0 0 1, Cleveland (from LA Clippers via San Diego’s 41-year-old third two hits. Dennis Woods hod three hits chairman's post in 1952 and ers in the Twilight League and California lOO ON OOx— 4 W illiam s If 0 0 0 0 Assnm cti p 0 0 0 0 Philadelphia), Brad (Jaughedy, c-f. served until 1981. baseman belted a two-run homer tor Perry's Automotive while Croig Pony Gam e-w inning RBI — Dow ning (5). Tetols M 3 12 3 Tofols 35 4 9 4 North Carolina. 2, Boston (from Seattle), was a member and leading Ogden reached base twice. NLatandIngs in the eighth inning to break a 5-5 DP— Texas 2, Collfornlol. LOB—Texas Two out when whining run scored Len Bias, f, Maryland. 3, (Jolden State, Hadden has been named hitter with Manchester’s first The Braves beat the Tigers, 6-5, 7, California 11. 2B—Downing, Fletcher. Los Angelos 0N 3M W 81— 3 , c. North Corollna tie and lead the Padres a 8-5 Tuesday ot Cheney Field. Greg Geer general chairman for the 1986 American Legion team. He also PaganI Eotf H R — DeCInces (9). S B — P e ttis (11). Atlanta 188 M l OW 3— 4 State. 4, Indlona, , f. victory Tuesday night over the San struck out nine tor the Braves. Tiger W t Pet. OB S— Joyner. Auburn. 5, New York, Kenny Wolker, f, running which will mark the played basketball for 15 years pitcher Mike Anderson got the loss Gam e-w inning RBI — Ram irez (1). Francisco Giants. Evergreen Lawns had 10 hits to New York 44 17 .771 — IP H R ER BB SO DP— Los Angeles 1, Atlanta 2. LOB— Kentucky. 6, Phoenix, W illiam Bedford, 50th birthday of the popular with the West Sides and defect All State Business Machines, Tim Kennedy hit well for the Braves, M ontreal 33 27 .550 10‘/2 Texas Los Angeles 11, Atlonto9. 2B—Oberkfell, c, Memphis State. 7, Dollos (from With Steve Garvey already while Todd Kessel, Jim VentI, Joson race which has grown with Moriarty's. 7-3, T uesday. F ra n k M o re s and C ra ig Philadelphia 29 31 .483 14'/3 Mahler (L 0-2) 4 5 1 1 4 2 Hubbard, Ramirez. HR— Mersholl2(17). Cleveland), Roy Tarplev, f, Mlchlgon. 8, aboard on a bunt single. Nettles Phillips each hod two hits ond Pat Ootwov oil singled. Tom Cosgroveond Chicago 26 36 .419 18>/3 Russell 2 4 3 3 2 1 SB—Moreno (8), Stubbs (5). S— Cleveland, Ron Horper, g,. Miami leaps and bounds. Eamon Flan­ Before retiring, he was a Don O'Connor eoch hod hits tor the came up in what would normally Silver had one, a triple, tor Evergreen St. Louis 25 35 .417 W/3 M a h o rcic 1 0 0 0 0 0 Wei ch, Moreno. S F— Ramirez. (Ohio). 9, Chicago, Brad tellers, 'f, agan. of the Road Race Com­ guard on the staff at the Lawns. All State's John StanIzzI had Tigers, while Andy Buccino ployed Pittsburgh 24 35 .408 19 H a rris 1 0 0 0 2 1 Ohio State. 10, ten Antonio, Johnny be considered a bunt situation, but well defensively. mittee. which now oversees the Connecticut Correctional Cen­ two singles. West Collfamla IP H R ER BB SO Dawkins, g, Duke. 11, Detroit (from he thought better of it. Houston 35 27 .565 — M. wm (W 8-4) 9 9 0 0 1 5 Los Angeles Sacramento), , f-c, (Jeorgla race, said it was only fitting to ter in Wethersfield and Somers Son Froncisco 33 X .524 2'/a “ I ’m not a good hunter, so Russell pitched to 2 batters In 7th. Welch 7 7 2 2 1 6 Tech. 12, W ashington, John W illiam s, f, bring back Haddep for the for 34 years, retiring in 1971 with A Eaal A tlanta 32 X .516 3 T— 2:56. A — 27,457. H ow ell (L 2-4) 2 1-3 0 2 2 4 1 LSU. 13, New Jersey, Dvwiyne (Manager Steve Boros) let me San Diego 31 32 .492 4>/s Umpires—Home, Cousins; 1b, Washington, g, Svrocuse. 14, Portland, anniversary event. the title of supervisor. Manchester Medical Supply beat NIedenfuer 1-3 2 0.0 0 0 Los Angeles 31 X .484 5 Evans; 2b, M errill; 3b, Hendry. Atlanta W alter B erry, f, St. John's. 15, U tah, Dell During Hadden's tenure as swing away." said Nettles, who Allied Printing, 11-0, Tuesday at Ro­ Baseball Scheduled for induction into CIncInnotl 25 35 .417 9 M ohler 6 1-3 10 2 2 5 4 Curry, g, Virginia Tech. 16, Denver (from top man for the Cedars, the race connected on his 10th homer of the bertson Field. Bob Fish hit a homer ond TuoMloy's Results Dallas), , g, St. Joseph's the Hall of Fame in September a single for Manchester Medical. Tim O lw ine 2-3 0 0 0 0 0 season and 378th of jiis career, off Philodelphia 11, Chlcogo 8 Dedm on 2 1 0 0 0 2 (Penn.). 17, Sacramento (from De­ grew from a handful of runners are Jimmy Roach. Earl Bal- Coughlin and Andy Ignoto had three Cincinnati 5, Houston 4 RoyalaZ.A’al loser Jeff Robin5(bn. “ I ’ve had hits each while Roger Talbot and Rick Assnmehr (W 3-2) 1 1 1 1 0 1 troit), Horold Pressley, f,Vlllanova. to over 4.000. More than 5.000 Isieper. Fran Leary. Christie Montreal 4. New York 2 T— 3:24. A— 24,774. 18, (Jenver, Mark Alarle, f, Duke. 19, Burnett reached bose twice each. Doug entries were received in each of some good luck against (Robin­ Major League leaders St. Louis 7, Pittsburgh 2 U m p ire s— H om e, C ro w fo rd ; 1b, Hal- Atlanta, Billy Thompson, f,Louisville. McCormick and Will Clarke. Leonard, Chris Green and Mike Mon- Atlanto 4, Los Angeles 3,10 innings KANSAS CITY OAKLAND the last four years. son). For a while it looked like cllc had three hits eoch and Wayne ObrhM ObrhM llon; 2b. Wendelstedt; 3b,Tata. 20, Houston, , f, Alabama. Tickets will be available after San Diego 8, San F ro n d sco 5 21, Washington (from Phllodelphlo), another loss. It’s a good sign when Green hod two. Battmg Wilson cf 3 0 10 Phillips 2b 3 0 1 1 Hadden, a fine baseball and Labor Day. Wetfnesdov's Gomes Jones cf 0 0 0 0 H ill 3b 5 0 3 0 Anthony Jones, g, Nevoda-Los Vegos. we can hit and hit late in the game (Based on 3.1 plate appearances x no. of Philadelphia (Rawlev M ) ^ Chicago Cardinals 7. Pirates 2 22, Mllwoukee, Scott Sklles, g, Mlchl- games each team has played) (Trout 3-3). 2 :» p .m . Sm ith If 3 0 0 0 Lonsfrd 1b 4 0 0 0 likethat. Weneed allthe goodsigns Northern Natkmin League L a w rf 4 0 0 0 Canseco rf 4 0 1 0 gon Stote. 23, Los Angeles, Ken New York (Gooden 8-2) at Montreal Barlow, f, Notre Dome. 24, Portland we can get right now.” _ g Ob r h pet. (Youm ans 5-5), 7:05 p.m. B rew er rf 0 0 0 0 K lngm n dh 4 0 0 0 ST. LOUIS PITTSBURGH Wlnlnger*^5 G y m n a stics held off M a n ­ Brett 3b 3 0 1 0 B a ke r If 3 0 2 0 (from Boston via LA Clippers), Arvldos Robinson. 4-2. had entered the Brooks, M tl 51 199 34 66 .332 Houston (Scott 6-5) at CIncInnotl NtrhM iNrhM ch ester P o lic e U nion. 8-7, T uesday at Orta dh 3 110 Javier cf 0 0 0 0 F o rd If 5 1 2 0 Bonds cf 3 0 1 0 Sabonis, f, Soviet Union. i -a Robertson Field. Wininger's Pot Muse- Gwvnn, SD 62 242 41 80 .331 (Dennv 4-6), 7:35 p.m. game in the sixth inning when the Raines, M tl 59 231 42 74 .320 M cR a e ph 1 0 0 0 Peters cf 0 0 0 0 Sm ith ss 3 0 1 0 Reynlds If 4 0 0 0 Second Round reou hit one hom e run ond tw o doubles St. Louis (Tudor 6-3) at Pittsburgh 25, Dallas (from New York) Mark Sports In Brief Padres scored four runs to tie the U Pl photo Brow n. S F 48 176 25 56 .318 (B le le ckI4-4). 6 :X p .m . (pluscom pletion White 2b 4 111 Davis cf 3 0 0 0 Pendifn 3b 4 1 0 0 Ray 2b 4 0 0 0 to lead the 13-hlt attack. Bill Slbrlnsz BalbonI 1b 3 0 1 1 Griffin ss 4 110 Clark lb x3 2 1 1 Morrisn 3b 3 1 1 0 P rice , g. (Jeorgla Tech. 26, Indiana, Greg score, 5-5. He replaced Giants J Knight, N Y 56 208 25 66 .317 had two hits. For the Police Union, of Mondav'ssusp ended game). McGee cf 3 10 1 Bream 1b 2 10 0 Drellling. c, Konsos. 27, Detroit (from John Cashmon collected two hits and Sox, L A 60 230 33 72 .313 Los Angeles (Valenzuela 9-4) at Attonta (}ulrk c 3 0 10 Tettleton c 3 0 1 0 starter Mike Krukow and surren­ Smith, StL 58 189 22 59 .312 B lancin ss 3 0 0 0 Bochte ph 0 0 0 0 Hurdle rf 3 2 13 Almon ph 10 0 0 Cleveland), , f, SE E C ’s Seeger, O ’Neill place in Open Cardinals’ Clint Hurdle (right) is con­ seventh inning to help St. Louis beat the Carlo Placentinl also reached base (Johnson 6-5), 7:40 p.m. Londrm rf 1 0 0 0 Pena c 4 0 1 0 Oklohomo Stote.’ 2B, Chicago. Lorry dered RBI singles to Garry Tem ­ tw ice. Leonard, S F 62 239 38 74 . 310 San Francisco (LaCoss 5-2) at Son Langfrd pr 0 0 0 0 gratulated at plate by Jack Clark after host Pittsburgh Pirates, 7-2. Soy, Pitt 56 210 24 65 .310 Totals M 2 4 3 Totals N I 8 ) Lavalller c 5 0 2 1 Brown rf 2 0 11 Krvstowlok, f, Montana; 29, Cleveland pleton and Tim Flannery. Diego (T h u rm on d3-5), 10:05p.m. (from (Jolden State), , East Catholic High runners Mike Seeger and Steve O'Neill Hernandez, N Y 59 221 36 68 . 308 Tbursdoy's Games Kansas City DM MO 800— 7 Oauend 2b 3 0 2 1 Belllard ss 3 0 1 1 Robinson said the Giants were slugging a three-run homer in the American League Oakland OM 010 080— 1 Mathews p 3 0 0 0 Reuschel p 2 0 0 0 g-f, Richmond. 30, Seattle, Note attained All-State honors in the weekend’s State Open track Woman'a Rec Son Francisco at San Diego McMIllen, g. North Carolina State. 31, done in by cheap hits. _ g c8> r h pet. Los Angeles at Atlanta, twi-night Gam e-w inning RBI — W hite (4). Khalifa ph 10 0 0 meet. Seeger placed fourth in the 800 m eter run, clocking a new Main Pub beat Century 21, 18-10, Boggs. Bos 60 221 41 84 .380 E—Monneyham, Phillips, BalbonI. McWllm p 0 0 0 0 Phoenix, Joe Ward, g, (Jeorgla. 32, "One was off the end of the bat for Cincinnati. Welsh. 2-1. walked Philadelphia. Kent Tekulve. 1-1. Rick Reuschel fell to 4-6.U12 . Tuesday at Charter Ook Field. Claudio St. Louis at Phllodelphlo, night Atlanta (from LA Clippers), Cedric school record time of 1:55.2, while O'Neill finished sixth in the Yount, M il 52 191 36 69 .361 Chicago ot New York, night DP— Kansas City 1, Oakland 3. LOB— Tofols 33 7 9 7 Totols 29 2 5 2 and one was off the guy’s fisLs,” three and .struck out three before notched the victory in relief. Ray ! Ahern hod a home run and two singles Puckett, M inn 63 277 51 97 .350 Kansas City 6, Oakland 12. S— Smith, x-awarded nrst base on catcher's Henderson, f, (Jeorglo. 33, Son Antonio, Pittsburgh at M ontreal, night Interference , c. Eastern Illinois. 3200 m eter run with a tim e of 9: 45,7. Robinson said of the hits he giving way to Ted Power in the Fontenot slipped to 2-2. ond Karen Johnson hod a homer and Rice, Bos 63 251 37 82 .327 Houston at C incinnati, night CJavIs. Braves 4, Dodgers 3 one single for the Moln Pub. Century Hrbek, M inn 61 228 44 74 .325 IP H R ER BB SO 34, tecromento, , f, Other participants for East were Paul Ray, who finished 8th, allowed in the sixth. "The outcome seventh. John Franco pitched the Callf-Irvine. 35, (Jollos (from New Cardinals 7, Pirates 2 U 21’s D ebbie C o rm ie r hod th ree doubles Kansas City Pittsburgh OK MO 808— 2 Bell, T o r 63 251 38 81 .323 Sfon clouts and Scott Kendall in the 5000, and John Hutson and Joel Reehan in has not been as good, but I still feel ninth for his 11th save. Rookie At Atlanta. Rafael Ramirez ond o single while Cheryl O'Donnell Easier, N Y 56 196 26 62 . 316 Jackson (W 3-4) 8 7 1 1 4 5 Gam e-w inning RBI — McG ee (1). Jersey), M ilt Wagner, g, Louisville. 36, hod a triple, a double and a single. Home Runs Oulsenberry (S 7) 1 1 0 0 1 0 E — Reynolds, Pena. D P — St. Louis 1. Washington, Steve Mitchell, g, the 1600. I’m in a groove and throwing the Manny Hernandez fell to 1-2. At Pittsburgh. Clint Hurdle doubled home Dale Murphy with M ottlngly, N Y 64 271 40 85 .314 St. Louis. H urdle (1), C (8). Baines, Chi 60 243 35 75 .309 Ooklond L O B — St. L o u ls9,Plttsburah4.2B — Ford, Alobama-BIrmlnghom. 37,Portlond,Par- Kendall will compete in this Saturday’s steeple chase ball well. It was just one of those smashed a three-run homer. Jack the winning run with two out in the Houston, G arner (6). Los Angeles, M nyhm (L 1-1) 7 1-3 6 2 2 3 4 Bonds, Lavalllere. HR— Hurdled),Clark roglotls Fosoulas, f. North Ckirol- Phillies 11, Cubs 8 C arter, Clev 60 231 35 71 ,»7 M arsh all 2 (17). San Dleao. Nettles (10). championship at Willowbrook Park in New Britain. things — one mistake.” Clark added a solo shot and Greg 10th inning to cap a two-run Home Runs Lelp e r 1-3 0 0 0 1 0 (8). S B — Mc(3ee (8), Sm ith 2 (12), Bonds Ina Stote. 38, Seattle (from UtcKi via ten Antonio), Lemone (jOfnpley, c, At Chicago, reliever Jay Bailer Mathews tossed a five-hitter, lead­ Atlanta rally. Reliever Paul As- National League — Marshall, LA 17; R llo 1 1-3 0 0 0 0 2 (5). S—Smith, Mathews. SF— Reds 5, Astros 4 Parker, CIn 14; Brooks. Mtl 13; Dovis, HBP—by Jockson (Javier). T—2:49. Brown, Oouendo, McGee. (JePaul. 39, Phoenix (from (Jollos vli walked pinch hitter John Russell ing St. Louis and extending the senmacher improved to 3-2. while Little League EL atandings Chicago) , f-g, SvracusL Hou, Dawson, Mtl, Garvey and McRey- A — 10,166. At Cincinnati. Chris Welsh scat­ and Steve Jeltz in succession with Ken Howell fell to 2-4. Mike Umpires— Home.Bremlgan; 1b, Scott; 40, Atlonta (from Detroit), Augusro UConn’s Earl Kelley picked by Spurs Pirates’ losing streak to five nolds. SD 12. „ . ^ IP H RERBBSO r tered seven hits over 6 2-3 innings Blnelll, c, Bologna, Italy. 41, [Jenver, the bases loaded to trigger a American Leogue — Joyner, Cal 19; W L Pet. GB 2b, Young; 3b, Barnett. St. Louts games. Mathews. 3-1, posted his Marshall hit two home runs for Los Borfleld, Tor, Brunonskv, Minn ond Mothews (W 3-1) 9 5 2 2 3 4 , g, Jacksonville. 42, Atlanto, NEW HAVEN — Friends waited with Earl Kelley as he and contributed a two- run single six-run eighth inning that lifted Angeles. Pittsfield (Chl-N) 36 25 .590 — Ron Kellog, g, Konsos. 43, Houston, first complete game of the year. National Canseco, Ook 16; Baylor, Bos, Goettl and Reoding (Phi) 34 27 .557 2 Pittsburgh watched for his selection in the National Basketball Associa­ N Puckett, M inn and P arrish , [Jet 15. Blue Jays 2. Brewers 1 (12) Reuschel (L 4-6) 7 7 6 5 4 4 Dave Feltl, c, UTEP. 44, Philodelphia, The Medics defeated DIRosa eoslly Vermont (CIn) X 27 .526 4 [Javid Wingate, g, (Jeorgetown. 45, Runs Batted In New Britain (Bos) X 26 .517 4*/3 McWlllloms 2 2 1112 tion’s draft in a hotel room. T uesday, 11-J, at B u ck le y School. T— 2:35. A— 9,424. , g, Loyola Morvmount. Medics' pitcher Dayid Roarbach threw National Leogue — C.Dovis, SF 48; Albonv (NY-AL) 32 X .516 4Va They ended up waiting longer than Kelley had figured. Marshall, LA and Schmidt, Phi 44; Noshua (Pit) 26 X .459 6 TORONTO MILWAUKEE 46, Phoenix (from LA Lakers via LA o tlye hitter, striking out nine and Brooks, Mtl and Carter, NY 43. ObrhM ObrhM Clippers and Detroit), Jeff Hornocek, g, It wasn't until the 5th round, the 102nd selection overall, that walking two. Chris Seymour cracked a Glens Foils (Det) 26 34 .4X 9Va Americon Leogue — Conseco. Oak 58; W oterburv (Cle) 24 36 .400 11'/a Fernndz s s5 0 0 0 M o llto r If 5 0 1 0 Reds5.Astres4 Iowa State, 47, New York (from Boston), the University of Connecticut star guard was grabbed by the San solo home run, while Rodney Powell M u lin ks 3b 4 0 1 0 Yount cf 5 0 0 0 Michael Jackson, g, Georgetown. Protest ruled in Pirates’ favor and Danny Heine hit well. DIRosa's Mattingly, NY 52; Joyner, Cal 50; TUMdOV'S RMUltS Antonio Spurs on Tuesday, He had predicted he could go a lot Murray, Bolt and Rice, Bos 47 Albonv 6, Vernw nt 5.11 Innings G ruber 3b 1 0 0 0 Cooper 1b 5 0 1 0 Jett Ross hod two doubles. Ryan Moseby cf 5 0 0 0 Deer rf 4 111 Pittsfield 8, Glens Foils 3 HOUSTON CINCINNATI Third Round sooner during an interview with the New Haven Register last B y Pohia Smith McGee also hod a doulbe ond Pete Pitching Bell If 5 110 Ogllvle dh 4 0 0 0 ObrhM ObrhM 48, ten Antonio (from New York) The decision wiped out a 4-1 St. cial. but games c^ed before five Kibler said the cloudburst that Melluzzo and John Cooney played well Victories Reading 3, Nashua 0 \ week. United Press International New Britain 8, Woterbury 5 Upshaw 1b 4 1 0 0 Schroedr c 4 0 0 0 Doran 2b 3 1 1 1 M iln e r cf 4 0 0 0 Forrest McKenzie, g, Loyala- Louis victory. innings are cpmpleted are re­ prompted the second delay In the field . National League — Knepper, Hou 10-4; Borfleld rf 5 0 2 2 Riles ss 3 0 10 Hatcher cf 5 0 1 1 Rose 1b Marymount.49, 4 0 Portlond 11 (from Indi­ "There was talk about the second round," Kelley said at the Rawlev, Phil and ValenzOeia, LA 9-4; Wednetdov't Gomes ” I called him and told him. T ’ve sumed from the point of coupled with forecasts for more Vermont at Albany Johnsn dh 4 0 1 0 Sveum 3b 4 0 0 0 G arner 3b 4 1 1 1 Venable If 4 0 1 0 ana), Juden Smith, g,Texas-EI Poso. New Haven Inn and Conference Center Tuesday night, Gooden and Oleda, NY 8-2; Krukow, SF Shohrd dh 1 0 0 0 Gantner 2b 4 0 0 0 50, Cleveland, Kevin Henderson, g. Cal PITTSBURGH - Umpire-in- had time and I ’ve thought it over. I interrupt ion. severe storms and possible torna­ 8-4. Glens Falls at Pittsfield GDavIS 1b 3 0 1 0 ED avIs rf 4 2 1 0 International Whitt c 3 0 0 0 Bass rf 4 12 0 Rowdon 3b 3 0 0 1 StateFullerton.51, Golden Stote, Mike "As you can see from the draft, there were a lot of surprises. chief John Kibler admitted to fouled it up. If they protest. I can’t Feeney cited his discussion with does prompted his decision. Americon League— Clemens, Bos 12-0; Reading at Noshuo The Oilers defeated Dolry Queen, 2-1, New Britain at Woterbury, 2 Martinez c 1 0 0 0 Cruz If 3 0 1 0 Conepot ss 3 0 1 1 Williams, f, Bradley. 52. Chicago, That was a surprise to me. To a certain extent, I’m disappointed. National League President Chub see any other way you can go but Kibler in ruling that “ the umpires Boddicker, Balt, 9-1; Boyd, BosandWItt, lo ro 2b 4 0 2 0 B aile y c 2 0 0 0 D iaz c 4 1 3 0 R icky W ilson, g, Gearge /Mason. 53, “ The rule says I should have Tuesday ot Leber Field. Javon Over- Cal 8-4; Hlguero, M il 8-5. Feeney he "fouled up” by prema­ uphold the protest.’” Kibler said street got the win, allowing only three Totals 43 2 7 2 Totals M 1 4 1 Puhl pr 0 10 0 (Jester 2b 3 2 2 0 Seattle, Tod Murphy, f, Callfornla- Everyone hopes to go high.” did not comply with league bulletin waited and I didn’t.” Kibler said. hits and striking out 13. Losing pitcher Earned Run Average Toronto 8M 8M 8M W1— 2 Pena ss 4 0 2 0 W elsh p 2 0 1 2 Irvlne. 54, LA Clippers, [Jwovne The only other player from a Connecticut team drafted was turely calling the Pittsburgh-St. after Feeney announced his deci­ No. 24 and also did not comply with (Based oh 1 Inning x number of gomes Mllwoukoo 0 M 0 N 0 M W 8 -1 Hernndz p 1 0 0 1 Pow er Polee, p g. 0 Pepperdine. 0 0 55,0 Phoenix, “ There’s nothing else I can do.” Dove White also gave up three hits and each team has played) American League results forward Mark Mitchell of the University of Hartford. He was Louis Cardinals’ game Monday sion in telexes to both clubs official baseball rule 3.10 (c) and struck out 13. Matt Lescoe scored the Gam e-winning RBI — B orfleld (7). Pnkvts ph 1 0 0 0 Parker phKenny Gattlson, 10 0 0 f. Old Dominion. w in n in g run fro m first base In the th ird Notional League — Honeycutt, LA, DP—Toronto 2. LOB—Toronfo 6, Andersn p 0 0 0 0 Franco 56, p Philadelphia 0 (from 0 ten0 0 Antonio), picked by Utah in the seventh round. night because of rain. Tuesday. the footnote of this rule.” Pittsburgh manager Jim Ley- 2.07; Gooden, N Y 2.21; Oledo, N Y 2,37; on two throwing errors. Joy Carangelo Milwaukee 3. 2B—Bell, Johnson, Bar- W alker ph 1 0 0 0 Keith Colbert, g, Virginia Tech. 57, Kibler said he conferred with Kibler called the game with one According to the league’s Green land praised Kibler for his honesty. Knepper, Hou 2.48; Tudor, StL 2.51. Mariners 5. Indians 2 field. While Kelley was disappointed in his selection. Mystic native and Kirk RIngbloom singled, while Totals 31 4 9 4 Totals 32 5 10 5 Sacramento, Bruce Douglas, g, Feeney before tbe Pirates filed out and a man on first in the top of Book, bulletin No. 24 advises Overstreet doubled. Scott Martin, A m ericon League— Clemens, BOS2.17; H R — Deer (12). Houston 1H 088 181— 4 Illinois. 58, David Henderson, g, Duke. of Villanova was delighted to be the 17th pick of St. Louis manager Whitey Her­ Darwin, Mil 2.25; Hlguero, Mil 2.M; SEATTLE CLEVELAND IP H R ER BB SO Cbldnnotl OM 813 08k — S 59, Golden State (ffom New Jersey) their successful protest. the sixth inning after back-lu-back umpires to wait at least 75 minutes Morgan Bourgue and Dave White each Hurst, Bos 2.79; Leonard. KC 2.82 the first round by Sacramento. zog also praised Kibler’s umpiring singled for Dairy Queen. Obrhbl ObrhM Toronto (Same-winning RBI — Concepcion Wendell Alexis, f, Svrocuse. 60, Portlond, Baseball teams rarely win pro­ rain delays of 17 and 22 minutes. during an initial weatherdelay and Reynlds 2b 5 0 1 0 Butler cf 4 0 0 0 K ey 10 4 1 1 1 5 (2). Although they were considered possibilities, among those abilities but declined comment on Drogon Petrovic, g, Yugoslavia. 61, Utah, tests. and Feeney, who Tuesday Play resumed for one minute 45 minutes in a second interruption Moses cf 4 0 10 Bernzrd 2b 4 1 1 0 Henke (W 6-3) 2 0 0 0 1 3 E—Pena, (Sarner. DP—Cincinnati 2. John Shosky, c, Minnesota. 62, Dallas, overlooked were UConn forward Tim Coles, Fairfield guard Feeney’s decision. National Farm All-Star voting Brodley If 4 12 0 Carter 1b 4 12 2 Mllwoukoo LOB— Houston 7, Cincinnati 7.28— Rose, Anthony Welch, f, lllnols. 63, Utah (from ordered the game resumed from between the two delays — just long before calling a game. D avis 1b 5 2 5 0 Thom tn dh 4 0 Darw 1 0 in 0 010 6 1 1 1 8 (Jester. H R— Garner (6). SB— (Joran (19), (Jetrolt), Bill Breeding, c. Rocky Tony George and Sacred Heart guard Roger Younger. its point of suspension at 6:30 EDT enough for starter Rick Rhoden to Baseball’s rule book says an The suspended game will be Nlchol’s Tire defeated Morlorty’s, Pre sley 3b 5 1 2 1 Hall If 4 0 1 0 P lesac (L 4-4) 0 0-2 1 1 1 1 3 H atcher (16), E. [Javis 2 (20). Mountoln College. 64, (Jenver, Don 19-13, Tuesdov at Bowers School. Josh American League Thomas dh 4 1 2 3 Jacoby 3b 4 0 10 T — 3:12. A— 14,465. S— Hernandez, Welsh, Rowdon. SF— Redden, g, LSU. 65, Atlanto, Dove tonight, indicated Kibler’s admis­ throw two pitches. umpire "shall not call the game completed prior to the regular Peck pitched Nlchol's Tire to Its 10th Catcher — Lance Parrish, Detralt Tortobll rf 3 0 1 1 Franco ss 4 0 10 Umpires—Home, McKeon; 1b, Doron. Hoppen, f, Nebraska. 66, Houston, sion played a role in his quick scheduled finale of the three-game win to clinch first ploce. Jeremy Kirch, 335,454; Jim Sundberg, Kansas City Games called after five innings until at least thirty minutes after Owen ss 4 0 0 0 Snyder rf 3 0 C 0 la 0 rk ; 2b, Shulock; 3b, M o rriso n . IP H R ER BB SO Anthony Bowie, g, Oklohomo. 67, decision are complete are considered offi­ he has suspended play.” series. Curtis Dell. John Passmore, Jason 185,899; Bab Boone, C alifornia 115,948; Yeager c 3 0 10 Bondo c 3 0 2 0 Houston Philadelphia, Ron Rowan, g, St. John's. Don Sutton goes after No. 300 again Marsh, Matt Midford and Jeremy Steve Yeager, Seattle 101,111; Rick Totals 37 5 15 5 Totcris 34 3 9 2 68, Milwaukee, Boskervllle Holmes, f, Krob played well. Bill Manning and Dempsey, Baltimore 90,110; Rich Hernandez (L 1-2) 6 9 5 2 1 1 Seottle 030 OSO OOO- S Tigers 6.0rlolas3 Andersen 2 1 0 0 1 0 Memphis State. 69, LA Lakers, Andre A N A H E IM , Calif. — Don Sutton, whose first attempt atcareer Tom Levitt ployed well defensively for Gedman, Boston 74,373; Butch Wvnegar, Cleveland 000 002 000— 2 Ckidnnotl Turner, g, Memphis State. 70, Atlonta M orlorty's and Adam Klrko and Jessie New York 65,462; Ernie Whitt, Toronto Gam e-winning RBI — Thom as (3). victory No. 300 resulted in his I69th no-decision, tries again World Cup roundup Litchfield hit well. 62,525. W elsh (W 2-1) 6 2-3 7 3 3 3 3 (from Boston), Jim Les, g, Bradley E— Hall, Presley. DP— Seottle 3, Cleve­ DETROIT BALTIMORE Pow er 1 2-3 1 0 0 0 0 Wednesday night when he pitches on three days rest against the First bose — Wally Joyner, Collfornlo land 1. LOB—Seattle 11, Cleveland ObrhM ObrhM Martina 269,757; Don Mattingly, New York Franco (S 11) 111110 . International Farm 5.2B—Dovis. Yeoger, Jacoby. HR— Whitakr 2b 4 2 3 2 Wiggins 2b 3 0 1 0 HBP—by Welsh (G. (Javis). WP— 243,302; Eddie Mu rra y, B altim o re 143,842; Thom os (10), C arter (9). SF-Tartobull C ollins If 2 0 11 Benlauz ph 0 0 0 1 Sutton, 41, originally was scheduled to start F riday night in Steve Bolbonl, Kansas City 125,869; Hernondez. T— 2:M. A— 16 J24. Ansoldl's held back Hartford Road Herndon If 2 0 0 0 H udler 2b 0 0 0 0 Transactions Kansas City but Angels m anager Gene Mauch decided to use and Hana Darrell Evans, Detroit 78,908; Willie Gibson rf 5 13 3 Lacy rf 4 0 0 0 France, West Germany win Dolry Queen, 19-18, Tuesday ot Ver- IP H R ER BB SO planck Field. Lou LaGuardla powered Upshaw, Toronto 74,859; Bill Buckner, Seottle Parrish c 5 0 10 Ripken ss 4 110 PadresB.GIantsS Sutton at home against the AL West leaders in place of struggling the wov for 4-10 Ansoldl's with a single, Boston 74,332; Greg Walker, Chicago M organ (W 5-6) 9 9 2 2 0 2 Evons dh 4 0 0 0 M u rra y 1b 3 0 1 0 66,438. Jim Slaton. California is off Thursday. a double and two RBI. Eric Rose Clevelond Bergm n lb 5 0 3 0 Sheets dh 4 1 1 2 Basketball move up Second bose — Lou Whitaker, Detroit By Fred Lief Mexico City for the right to meet contributed with five RBI and two NIekro (L S-6) 4 1-3 10 5 5 3 0 T rm m ll ss 5 0 2 0 Young If 3 0 0 0 SAN FRANCISCO SAN DIEI30 Chicago— Placed guordOuIntlnDdllev “ Sutton and I had a little m eeting (on Sunday) and we decided "What do you want us to do, put a singles Winning pitcher Mike Wel- 212,668; Frank White, Kansas City Y e n 3 2-3 5 0 0 2 3 Sherldn cf 1 1 0 0 O'M a lly 3b 3 0 0 0 ObrhM MirhM on right of refusal waivers. when a pitcher is going good, it’s better to be eight hours early United Press International Argentina, and Denmark faces gun to our head?” Italian striker nlckl added two singles and Chris 191,334; W illie Randolph, New Bailes 1 0 0 0 0 1 Lem on cf 2 0 0 0 Shelby cf 3 1 2 0 Uribe ss 5 0 10 Wynne cf 5 110 Clevelond — Acquired No. 1 pick In Spain in Queretaro with winner” B y United Press York 170,512; Bobby Grich, (California than 36 hours late," Mauch said. ■-^anluca Vialli said. "W e may be Pazda wos a defensive standout. For Yen pitched to 2 boners In 9th. Brookns 3b 3 2 2 0 Dennpsey c 3 0 1 0 Thm psn 2b 4 1 0 0 Gw ynn rf 3 1 0 0 1986 draft from Phllodelphlo for forward MEXICO C IT Y - Italy and taking on Belgium. International Dairy Queen, Cindy Botticello singled 119,359; A lan W iggins, B altim o re 98,494; T— 2:42. A— 7,053. Totals M 6 15 6 Totals N 3 7 3 Leonard If 5 1 2 0 M c R y n ld If 4 0 1 0 Roy Hinson; signed forward Gunther iSughing. but inside it hurts.^’ and doubled. Nell Atibrio had a double [}omoso Garcia, Toronto 86,820; * Umpires—Home, Kosc; 1b,Gordo; 2b, Detroll 2N2M038— 6 CDovIs cf 2 0 1 2 G a rve y lb 4 2 2 1 Behnke, the teom's fifth-round pick In Morocco, the odd couple of the The Italy-France game matched In a tedious game played in and o triple, Scott Herman singled, ond Julio Cruz, Chlcogo 81.224; Toby Tschido; 3b, Ford. Baltimore 8M8M218—3 M aldond rf 3 0 0 0 Nettles 3b 4 2 2 2 1985, to two-year contract. World Cup, hit the road Tuesday. , EASTBOURNE. England - Horroh, Texas61J)88. Hawk s^ s abuse is media’s fault the defending champion against searing 100-degree heat. West Mike Davanzo played well. (Same-winning RBI — Gibson (2). A ld rete 1b 4 0 1 0 Kennedy c 4 2 3 1 Dallas — Traded guard AAark Price, Martina Navratilova and Hana E— Rlpkien, Dempsey. DP— [Jetrolt 1, Italy, the defending champion, the European champion. And the Germany escaped thanks to an B ren lv c 3 1 2 0 Tem pitn ss 4 0 2 2 teom's second-round draft choice, to Mandlikova. the top two seeds, Third base — George Brett, Kansas Twlns4.WhlteSox1 Baltimore 1. LOB— Detroit W, Baltimore Quinons 3b 3 1 10 Floonry 2b 4 0 2 2 Cleveland for Cavaliers' 1989 second- CHICAGO — Ken "h a w k ” Harrelson says the news media has had its reign as soccer king end French, led by tbeir elegant 88th-minute goal by Lothar CItv 486,729; Wode Boggs, Boston 312,600; 3. 2B—Dempsey, Murray, Bergman. Krukow p 2 1 1 1 Hoyt p 10 0 0 round draft choice aid other consldero- made him a target for abuse since he took over the baseball with a 2-0 loss to France. And midfield, were the commanding advanced easily to the third Doug DeCInces, Californio. 79,479; 3B—Whitaker. HR—Gibson (5), Sheets Matthaeus. Robinson p 1 0 0 0 Stoddard p 0 0 0 0 tlons. Morocco, the first African nation to round of the $200,000 East­ Darnell Coles, Detroit 55,135; CHICAGO MINNESOTA (9). SB— Brookens 2 (5). S—Collins. M inton p 0 0 0 0 Royster ph 1 0 0 0 Los Angeles — Traded guard Mike operations for the Chicago White Sox, it was reported Tuesday. team at Mexico City’s Olympic “ Morocco certainly is a strong Ronce Mulllniks, Toronto 49,556; ObrhM ObrhM SF—Benlauez. W alter p 0 0 0 0 M cG ee and the right to first-round droft advance past the first round of a Stadium. bourne Women’s Grass Court Soccer Mike Pogllarulo. New York 45,306; “ The media has made me their whipping boy," Harrelson told team.” West Germany «*xtoach Cangels cf 3 0 1 0 Puckett cf 4 0 0 0 lo rg ph 1 0 0 0 choice fbr Atlanta's World Cup. fell 1-0 to West “ It’s usually said that one team Tennis Championships Tuesday Brook Jacoby, Cleveland 45,190; Poul Fisk c 4 0 10 Lmbrdz 3b 4 2 3 0 __ ___ IP H R E R B B S O first-round cholce> Billy Thonvson, the Chicago Sun-Times during an interview in Minneapolis, Franz Beckenbauer said. “ They Molltor, Milwaukee 39,163. Lefferts p 0 0 0 0 Germany on a goal with two while No. 3 Claudia Kohde Baines rf 4 13 0 Hrbek 1b 3 113 o Detroit M artin z ph 1 0 0 0 ond second round choice, Ron Kellog. where the White Sox were scheduled to meet the Minnesota is better and one team is bad. there can lay claim with justification to Walker lb 4 0 0 0 Bmnskv rf 3 1 2 3 Kilsch struggled before O 'N eal (W 1-3) 6 2-3 4 2 2 2 3 Gossoge p 0 0 0 0 Twins Tuesday night. ’ 'Anytime they need a story they try to pick minutes to .go. is no such correlation.” France their first-place finish in their Shortstop — Col Ripken, Baltimore Hairstan If 4 0 2 1 Smally dh 3 0 0 0 Hernndz (S 11)2 1-3 3 1 1 0 2 Totals 33 5 9 3 Totota 36 8 13 8 Phllodelphlo — Traded center Moses winning. Pee Waoa 464,047; A lan Tram m ell, D etroit 139,682; Kittle dh 4 0 10 Wshngt pr 0 0 0 0 Boltimore on me. They’ve made me a focal point now.” “ If there is son)iething that went coach Henri Michel said. “ Today opening-round group.” ton Frondteo 883183 888— 5 M alone, forw ard T erry Cotledge, 21st Navratilova dropped the first BOYS AT ILLING: Mustangs2 (Matt Angel Solozor, Kansas City 110,530; Tony Tollesn 3b 3 0 0 0 Goettl 3b 4 0 0 0 D avis (L 5-7) 3 2-3 9 4 3 ton 2 3 Diego 0M 884 8X— 8 pick In 1986 draft and first-round pick In Harrelson, who was named executive vice president in charge wrong, the fault was mine,” Italy one team was very good and the With two minutes to go. Mat­ Schlllt, Mott Turkington), Sharks 0. Fernandez, Toronto 100,522; Ozzle B rad ley ph 1 0 0 0 Bush If 3 0 0 0 Hovens 1 2-3 2 0 0 1 1 Gam e-winning RBI — Nettles (2). 1988 draft to Washington tor center Jeff coach Enzo Bearzot said. “ It was other team was not quite as good.” thaeus was awarded a free kick 35 three games of the second set to Panthers 1 (Matt Denis), Dolphins0. Guillen, Chicago 87,431; Dick Guillen ss 4 0 3 0 Beane If 0 0 0 0 BordI 3 2-3 4 2 2 E— 1 3 Kennedy, Nettles. DP— San Fran­ Ruland and forward Cliff Robinson of baseball operations last October, said his relationship with the Canada’s Helen Kelesi but the Schofield, Californio 76,i573; Alfredo Cruz 3b 4 0 10 Gagne ss 3 0 10 T— 3:08. A— 21,523. one of those days when we had to Michel Platini, one of the world’s yards from the goal. The Moroc^ Oilers 4 (Kristen Meyn 2, Ryan cisco 2, San Diego 2. LOB— Son Froncisco Portland — Traded guard Steve Colter Chicago media shifted during the week-long managerial hassles world's top-ranked plnyer Buzzell, Todd Napolltono), Joguors 0. G riffin, O akland 61,192; Ju lio Franco, Reed c 3 0 10 Umpires—Home, Cooney; lb, 8, San Diego 5.'2B— CDavIs, Krukow, to Chlcogo for rights to Bulls lose.” premier players, opened the scor­ cans set up an inadequate three- Clevelond48,360. in mid-May. Jets 3 (Rich Griffeth, Mike Spencer, TotMf 35 1 10 1 Totals N 4 7 4 K aiser; 2b, Palerm o; 3b, Brinkm an. Leonard. HR— Nettles (10). SB— second-round droft choice Larry Kryst- Said Morodcan, goalkeeper Ba- ing in the 14th minute with his first man defensive wall. The West calmly swept the next six Zoch Wlllhide), Potrlots 1 (Chris Chicago m o WO 000— I Templeton (3), Brenlv (8), (3ulnones 2 kowkik, a 1987 second-round pick and a games to earn her 6-1. 6-3 Outfield — Rickey Henderson, New AInnesola 300 DM Olx— 4 dou Zaki: “ I ’m sad we lost in the goal of the tournament. He took a German midfielder curled his shot Mdlnvllle). (3). 1992second-roundplck. victory. BOYS AT MCC: Soccers 2 (Donney York 320,879; Dave Winfield, New York Gam e-winning RBI — Hrbek (4). IF H R ER BB SO last minute, but the people in chip from Dominique Rocheteau around the wall and several feet Parker 2), Aztecs 1 (Richie Prenetta). 307,710; Reggie Jackson, California DP—Chicago 1. LOB—Chicago 8, Son Frondsco Baseball Bulls say goodbye to Quintin Dailey Morocco will be happy. We did and easily beat goalkeeper Gio­ Mandlikova of Czechoslova­ 245,110; Kirby Puckett, Minnesota Minnesota 5. 2B—Hairston, Baines. Radio and TV wide of the right post before the Express 1 (Ron Sovey), Carriers 1 K ruko w 5 2-3 7 5 5 1 5 Boltimore — Sent catcher-third great things.” * vanni Gain. kia had noi problems dismissing (David Doyan). 238.160; Willie Wilson, Konsos City H R— Hrbek (14), Brunonskv (16). RoMnsn (L 4-2) 1 1-3 6 3 3 0 3 bosemon Floyd Rovfordto Rochester of CHICAGO — The long, controversial relationship between the Jlflll honnpprf in 159,159; Jose Canseco, Ooklond M inton 1 0 0 0 0 1 the International League (AAA); re­ The second-rounij results set up 'In the 58th minute, any hopes of A minute earlier, Zaki denie(K~ outclassed American Alycia 155,946; J im Rice, Boston 148,037; K irk TODAY Chicago Bulls and Quintin Dailey cam e to an end Tuesday when IP H R ER BB SO Son Dloeo called catcher Al Pordo (Tom Rochester. two quarterfinal pairings: Brazil- recovery for Italy were dashed. Matthaeus. coming off the line to Moulton 6-1, 6-4. MIdgata Gibson, Detroit 141,839; Carlton Fisk, Chlcogo H oyt 4 5 3 2 5 1 the Bulls placed the guard on right of refusal waivers. Chlcogo 127 J88; Harold Baines, Chicago EnglaSi.iipN'"'''’ <’°'-oouay vs. France on Saturday in Guadalaj­ Jean Tigana made a long run ^lock the charging West German. Navratilova, who has lost Dotson (L 4-7) 7 2-3 7 4 4 3 3 Stoddard 1 0 0 0 1 1 Los Angeles — Purchosed the controct Dailey, who had been in a drug rehabilitation clinic for most of BOYS AT KENNEDY ROAD: Tcrps5 123,787; Fred Lynn, C alifo rnio 108,967; Jam es 1-3 0 0 0 0 0 of catcher Jack FImple from WK hV j ?' ~ *'*'*’* Chonnel 9, Walter 13 2 10 1 ara and Mexico-West Germany on before crossing to Rocheteau in the Zaki, wVio established himself as a only three matches this year, (Mike Daunt, Bruce .Watt 3, Tim Robin Yount, Milwaukee 104,384; Lonnie Mkinosota Albuaueraue of the Pocific Coast the second half of the 1985-86 season, was declared a veteran free Kelsey), Suns 0. Lefferts (W 4-2) 2 1 0 0 2 3 Saturday in Monterrey. box. The striker held off two quality goalkeeper in this World said she never had any dqubts Smith, Kansas CItv 102,681; Jesse Smthsn (W 6-5) 6't-3 10 1 1 0 3 7:X p.m. — Red Sox vs. YonkeM Gossoge (S 10) 1 0 0 0 0 1 lAogue. agent. The Bulls could still match an offer from another team Cougars 2 (Mike Siena 2), Olympics Borfleld, Toronfo 94,835; Pete Incavl- Atherton (S 1) 2 3-3 0 0 0 1 3 S!SK2f» X, X, SportsCha^neJ.Tric; St. Louis — Announced the slgnlnas of The last two berths in the final opponents and pushed the ball to .Clup, also made an - outstanding about a comeback against glla, Texos 92,926; George Bell, Toronto WPOP. Robinson pitchod to 5 bolters In 8th. should Dailey got another offer. Dotson. PB—Fisk. W P - H o v t, RoMnson 2. T— 3:00. second baseman Luis Alicea and eight will be determined today Yannick Stopyra for the hammer­ -save just before halftime on a shot Kelesi. " g i r l s a t KENNEDY ROAD: Bruins 87,851. T— 3:01.A— 14,M3 9p.m.— PBA: TheKesslerOpen,ESPN. A— 14,781. shortstop Blen Figueroa. when England plays Paraguay at ing shot. by Karl- Heinz Rummenigge. J

II - MANCHESTER HERALD. Wednegday, June 18, 1986 MANCHESTER HERALD. Wednegdav. June 1«. 1986 - » Sabres’ Gilbert Perreault hangs up his skates F O C U S /F o o d

By United Press International on July 1 and his announcement out on the street and tell people line in the mid 1970s. between heart and soul of the Sabres.” Perreault scored 38 goals for what stilled speculation he’d play at 'Hey. I’m retiring.”’ wingers Rick Martin and Rene Perreault thanked the organiza­ was then a rookie record an d added least one more season, possibly BUFFALO. N Y. - Gilbert Perreault was the first player Robert. tion and Imlach, former coach Joe 34 assists. Perreault, whose trademark was with Vancouver or Detroit. Asked how he would like to be Crazier. Robert and Martin. "It was a tough decision to selected by then General Manager Perreault said he would like to rink-long rushes, made sure he Punch Imlach before the franchise remembered. Perreault thought “Those men brought me a lot of went end-to-end with the Buffalo make." the center from Victoria- for a minute, and answered help in my career in Buffalo.” he take about six months vacation, played its first NHL game. He went relax and consider his future. He Sabres when he announced his ville. Quebec, said. "It’s not easy on to score 503 goals and 807 laughing: "As number 11." said. retirement Tuesday after 16 years but there’s a time for everything. dlid. however, leave the door open assists. Perreault reached the Sabres president Seymour Knox The Sabres went to the Stanley with the NHL club. I’m 35 years old. 16 years is long said no Sabres player would ever for a possible return to the ice. coveted SOO-goal mark last season Cup finals in 1975. losing in six enough. I want to end it on the right again Wear Perreault's No. 11. The first-ever draft choice of an on March 9 against the New Jersey games to the Philadelphia Flyers. “I'm sure it’s going to be tough.” note.” "I salute Gilbert Perreault for Make Mine Convenient Deviis. becomingthe 12thpiayerin he said of retirement. "Hockey expansion franchise in 1970. Per­ Perreault was known for his reault went on to become the NHL history to reach the plateau. his achievements which will put Perreault, a fan-favorite for his was niy life. The first time I put on flamboyant on-ice moves and quiet him in the Hall of Fame some day end-to-end rushes with the puck, a pair of skates I was 3 years old. cornerstone and then captain of the off-ice demeanor. Perreault perha|!)8 was best Sabres. soon.” Knox said. "We will miss had his best season in 1975-76 when "You never know though. Maybe “I kept it pretty quiet." he said of known for centering the Sabres’ him every time the Sabres skateon he collected 44 goals and 69 assists I'll change my decision in a few But Make It V/ith Style Perreault becomes a free agent his decision to retire. ’’Youdon’tgo high-scoring "French Connection" ice. he will always be part of the for 113 points. As a rookie in 1970, months, too." \ . Look outside! Is the day bright and sunny with a lazy warm breeze that cries out for a picnic? Or, is tonight’s dinner a bit more formal and better served inside? With today’s convenience foods, choices such as when, where and how a meal is to be served are easily made and just as easily chang^ to suit the mood of the moment. Jai-alai Casual or elegant, at home on the terrace or outdoors on a picnic blanket, it’s style that counts. The following menus make the most of simple foods delightfully and deliciously served. You’ll find foods such as Alaska canned salmon and canned Bartlett p>ears invaluable for spur-of-the-moment meals. They remain ready on the shelf and the quality and flavor of both includes foods belie their simple canned origin. Alaska canned salmon offers the juicy rich flavor of salmon preserved within just a few hours of harvest. Highly versatile canned salmon is an ideal “ fast food” to turn into salads such as the Hall grad Salmon Picnic Salad shown here or as an entr& in the second menu. Canned Bartlett pears bring the classic flavor and texture of poached pears to desserts and salads with none of the difficulties of ripening or cooking. By Chris Dahl The Associated Press Outdoor Picnic •HARTFORD — It was like the TV commercial where “Mean" I Salmon Picnic Salad I Joe Greene, the former profes­ I Quick and Elegant Pear Dessert I sional football player, tosses a ?lfirtDAY^ uniform jersey to a kid in a Our outdoor picnic is a warm-weather feast designed for travel. The main course salad is a stadium runway. Jelightful assortment, assembled at the site, of Alaska canned salmon, artichoke hearts, avocado and tomatoes with a tangy vinaigrette dressing. Simply bring a chilled canof salmon (don’t forget Ispa. who is from the Basque the can opener!), the jar of artichoke hearts and all the other prepared ingredients — no region of Spain where jai-alai was refrigeration is needed for summer food safety. first played, gave Paul Boorna- The dessert is an elegant Bartlett pear compote laced with orange liqueur and served in pastry sian. a young kid that lived in the shells baked earlier. Just remember to carefully pack the shells to prevent breaking. Make the same apartment complex in West compote ahead, chill and carry it to the picnic in a leak-proof container, then fill the shells with the Hartford, his first ce.sta. mellow sweet pear mixture just before serving. The results? A picnic with convenience and great style. Although Boornazian was grow­ ing bigger and taller than the rest Salmon Picnic Salad of the kids at Hall High School in can (15*1/2 ounces) salmon* 1/3 cup white wine vinegar West Hartford, hip gave up basket­ jar (6 ounces) marinated 2 tablespoons each minced b a s h parsley and green onion ball after that and concentrated on artichoke hearts jai-alai. medium avocado 1/4 teaspoon each basil and cherry tomatoes oregano, crushed Now. nearly a decade later. Lettuce leaves 1/8 teaspoon pepper Boornazian. 24. is joining Ispa and many of the other players who At Home Preparations: Thoroughly chill salmon, artichoke hearts, avocado, tomatoes and helped introduce him to the game lettuce. In small jar, combine vinegar, parsley, green onion and seasonings; chill. on a converted handball court at At the Picnic: Open salmon; drain and break into chunks with a fork. Drain artichoke hearts Hartford Public High School and. and add marinade to vinegar ‘mixture in jar. Peel and slice avocado. Let each person arrange later, at the Hartford fronton salmon, artichokes, avocado and tomatoes on lettuce leaves. Shake contents of jar thoroughly; during practice hours. drizzle over salad. Makes 4 servings. "It’s going to feel really good.’’ iitensils to include in picnic basket: Can opener, small knife and small cutting board. Boornazian said in anticipation of —___ L,fs 1 mM I 012 A 6o " * Two cans (7-1/2 or 7-3/4 ounces each) salmon can be substituted. CONT Tip: Sliced cucumber and pitted ripe olives can be included in Salmon Picnic Salad. ^ his first performance with Hart­ 555TiwgiN6 • MONITOR ford Jai-Alai. .scheduled for Thurs­ • CABLE READY day night’s early matches. DON'T MISS THIS PARTY!!! COLOR TV Quick and Elegant Pear Dessert "Ispa was the one who gave me my basket. But most of the guys cifriMHICS 1 package (10 ounces) frozen 1/2 cup green grapes are still here. It was always a UN-PRECEDENTED SAVINGS ON patty shells* 1/2 cup eocA pear liquid 1 can (29 ounces) Bartlett pears and orange Juice warm, helping-out kind of feel­ 1/2, cup fresh strawberries, quartered 2 * teaspoons cornstarch ing.” he said. ‘"They never said get 799 AMERICA'S TOP NAME BRANDS. 1 orange, peeled and cut 2 tablespoons orange liqueur this kid off the court” into chunks After graduating high school. MITSUBISHI Boornazian spent a year selling NEC Bake patty shells according to package directions. Cool. Drain p>ears; reserve 1/2 cup liquid. Slice tickets in 1981 then went to Florida pears if necessary. Combine all fruits. Combine pear liquid, orange juice and cornstarch; mix well. to hone his skills. A year later, he ML Cook and stir until mixture boils and thickens; cook 1 minute longer. Add liqueur; cool at room won the United States Amateur BEST 13" temperature. Add to fruit and mix to coat fruit. Spoon fruit mixture into cooled patty shells just BUY! O I A O. before serving. Makes 4 servings. backcourt championship. When time is important but you still need a dinner with flair, remember this stylish menu. Begin In December 1982. the 6-foot-4, * Leftover baked patty shells can be stored in air-tight container or frozen in freezer-proof with Crisp Pear Salad—mellow canned Bartlett pears accented with spicy radishes and green . 215-pound left-hander turned pro­ rACKAOE FOB 2. container. pepper and a p)ear vinaigrette—to tempt the flagging appetites of summer. fessional at Miami Jai-Alai and ^COLOR TV ■ f3 O A Y S - Follow with the Salmon and Creamy Pasta. The pasta sauce is a delicate but rich blend that was named Rookie of the Year. perfectly sets off the wine-marinated Alaska canned salmon, herbs and Parmesan cheese. And this When Boornazian’s younger • AUTO COLOR vm o CASSCTTI v m o CASSCTTI Dinner at Home • SOLID STATE L'!!® h t s menu, using today’s convenience products such as Alaska canned salmon and canned Bartlett brother Mark. 23. was also signed RECORDER RECORDER Crisp Pear Salad pears, can be on the table in less than 45 minutes. by Miami. Paul switched over to 188 Salmon and Creamy Pasta Tampa because the game’s rules prohibit siblings from playing French Bread Crisp Pear Salad against each another. He played in Ice Cream and Cookies 1 can (16 ounces) Bartlett pear halves Tampa until joining Hartford’s nnm. ___ 349 449 ■IMITB} 1 cup each thinly Julienned radishes and roster. green pepper At least in the beginning. Boor­ TOSHIBA P a n a s o n ic Lettuce nazian will be playing in the early ...... Pear Vinaigrette games at Hartford Jai-Alai. In recent three-way competition. Drain pears; reserve 2 tablespoons liquid. Slice wide ends of pear Hartford Jai-Alai defeated the TOLOR TV halves vertically into 3 segments; do not slice through narrow ends state’s two other frontons, collect­ COME HELP US CELEBRATE.... of pears. Toss radishes and green peppers; place on lettuce-lined ing 140 total points to 117 for • AUTO-COLOR platter. “ Fan” pear halves on radish-green pepper bed. Drizzle Milford and 67 for Bridgeport. • AUTO-FLESH TONE YOU'LL GET THE GIFTIll • w ir e l e s s r e m o t b Pear Vinaigrette over pears. Makes 4 servings. "The early games here are like 219 YOU'LL SAVE PLENTY WHEN YOU PURCHASE ONE OF OUR SPECIALLY SELECTED SALE . Pear Vinaigrette: Combine 2 tablespoons each vinegar, lemon the late games elsewhere.” Boor­ ' ITFM R PI UR nazian said. “It’sgoingtobeatest. juice, oil and pear liquid and 1/2 teaspoon each salt and crushed TOSHIBA YOU COULD RECEIVE ANY ONE OF THESE • WIRELESS REMOTE number one. and help my game 100 VIMO CASMTTI thyme. Makes about 1/2 cup. percent. 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They’re not allowed to under 299 SHOP ELSEWHERE FIRST! 1/2 cup dry white wine state jai-alai regulations which 1/8 teaspoon pepper prohibit wagering on games-<>in FISHER 0 H I T A C H I 3 tablespoons butter or margarine, divided which relatives are involved. 349 2 tablespoons flour FISHER 1/2 teaspoon salt HITACHI 3/4 cup half-and-half " 1/3 cup milk** NOTICE 26.OI A a. • HQ VMao EnKancamont 2 tablespoons dry sherry Probate Court is open 22 " • MONITOR CIrcuHry 2 tablespoons chopped green onion o I ,A o ^ • 3 HEAD • WIralass RanMjta Coritrol 8 ounces dry spinach pasta, cooked and drained for conferences with the • REMOTE I • ON SCREEN DISPLAY • WIRELESS 2 tablespoons each minced parsley and judge from 6:30 P.M. to 8 MONITOR LOOK grated Parmesan cheese P.M. on Thursday 'c o lo r t v vm o CAfsirri v m o C A s s m s nights. Appointments :OLOR TV •AUDIO JACKS Marinate salmon in white wine and pepper 5 minutes. Melt 2 suggested. Night tele­ GUARANTEED •VIDEO INPUTS RECORDER RECORDER tablespoons butter; add flour and salt and cook until bubbly. Add phone number: 647-3227. LOWEST half-and-half and milk while stirring over low heat; cook and stir William E. Fitzgerald PRICES CABLE READY until mixture comes to boil. Stir in sherry; remove from heat. Saute ___Judge of Probate 499 749 green onion in 1 tablespoon butter. Remove salmon from marinade 399 with slotted spoon; add to onion mixture and heat. Top cooked pasta with cream sauce; top with .sailmon mixture. Sprinkle parsley "e a s y TO GET TOI and Parmesan cheese over salmon. Makes about 4 servings. MS MAimmo n „ FREE ■MKHESnil "■ Two cans (7-1/2 or 7-3/4 ounces each) salmon can be substituted. Blood Pressure ** Additional milk can be added to make a thinner sauce. CLINIC-BY NURSE X iitvcaia E-Z TERMS: EVERY THURSDAY JPER DISCOUfUT c e n t e r •JCA8H / J Utr ^ 4 « HABTFOmm-WEIlEY W . EXIT OFF U M 647-9997 •Credit CARO llf.GfTT PARKflOE MMICIKITEII, CT PHURMaCY •MONTHLY PaRKSnf HF alTH ^nil OPEN DAILY: MON-THURS *TIL • • TUES-WED4ATTILS • FRIOAVTILS PAYMERT8 S'. TRI nos CESTER ‘ ; ./ j'’. A V Q[ia 'Pk.l MANCHESTER HERALD. Wednesday, June 18, 1986 — » H - MANCHESTER HERALD. Wednesday. June 1«, 1986 Supermarket Shopper Berry season’s upon us Companies should honor outdated coupons in products S t ra w h e r ­ 5 to 6 cups fresh strawberries ries, red. juicy Whole •trawberrles, gweetened, By Martin Sloane honored. and delicious whipped cream or whipped top­ United Feature Syndicate To avoid the problem you have had, many are now on the ping for garnish manufacturers do not put expiration dates on the market ready Prepare baked pastry shell. LISTERMINT/TRIDENT Savings Offer. Re­ Microwave DEAR MARTIN; This past week, I opened a jar of offers that appear on specially marked packages. For ceive up to $1 cash and $2 in coupons. Send the to be enjoyed. Prepare fresh strawberries, rem­ 100 Percent Nestea Iced Tea, which advertised "Save those offers in which an expiration date is necessary, required refund form and one Universal Product T h e fresh oving hulls. Prepare glaze: cool. Clip ’n’ file refunds Kitchen $1.50 maiMn coupon inside for cash and coupons'* manufacturers usually set the date far enough in Code symbol from any size bottle of Listermint strawberry sea­ No more than 3 hours b efore. on the front label. Inside the jar. I found the mail-in advance so there is a fair certainty that the last Personal Products (File IIB) with Fluoride for four 2S-cent coupons; or send son is short, so Marge Churchill serving time,, pile strawberries, form and discovered that the offer had expired Dec. package will be sold at least six months before the Clip out this file and keep it with similar the required refund form and four Universal whether you into pie shell, drizzling each layer 15, 1985. offer expires. cash-off coupons — beverage refund offers with Product Code symbols from any Trident package pick them you- of berries with glaze. I have been similarly disappointed four times in the Where did your package of Nestea go astray? beverage coupons, for example. Start collecting for five 20-cent coupons: or send the required self at a local Refrigerate. Just before serving , past three months. Should 1 just forget about it, or Probably no one will ever luiow, but you should write the needed proofs of purchase while looking for refund form and the Universal Product Code farm, or buy time, garnish with sweetened. should I write to the manufacturers? and ask the Nestle company to make good on its $1.50 the req u ir^ forms at the supermarket, in symbols from one bottle of Listermint with them already picked in the grocery whipped cream or whipped top­ minutes, or until bananas are offer. newspapers and magazines, and when trading Fluoride and four Trident packages for $1 in cash store, don’t let the season go by and ping and additional fresh REBECCA KOSTIHA, warmed through, rearrange once. with friends. Offers may not be available in all and $2 in coupons. Expires July 31, 1986. miss this wonderful fresh berry. strawberries. PINE GROVE MILLS, PA. Q O □ Spoon bananas into serving dishes. areas of the country. Allow 10 weeks to receive ORAL-B Free Right Angle Offer. Receive a 100 Strawberries are not only a treat Top with scoops of ice cream. DEAR REBECCA: By all means, write. When IF YOUR SUMMER vacation plans call for staying each refund. percent cash refund. Send the required refund to eat. they are good for you. Fresh Drizzle with warm strawberry Strawberry glaze manufacturers create specially marked packages closer to home, you may be interested in a lovely This offer doesn't require a refund form; form and the entire back panel, including strawberiies contain a generous sauce from baking dish. Top with that advertise a consumer offer, it is their TOPOL Smoker's Mouthwash Offer, P.O. Box Universal Product Code, from any Oral-B Right supply of vitamin A and vitamin C. 1 jar (10>A ounces) strawberry full-color 60-page booklet, "W alk The USA,” from the fresh strawberries and whipped responsibility to ensure that the offer is still valid 7347. Stratmar Station. Bridgeport. CT 06650. Angle Toothbrush, along with the dated cash- One cup of fresh strawberries has Jelly makers of Sanka Decaffeinated Coffee. Included are cream or whipped topping. when the last specially marked package is sold. Receive $2 in refunds and coupons. Send the register receipt with the purchase price circled. only 55 calories; so eaten plain, One-third cup strawberry historical notes and maps illustrating 23 walking tours Most manufacturers try to keep careful track of the of 20 American cities. tamper-resistant wrap around the cap from any Expires July 31. 1986. they are a dieter’s delight. liqueur Strawberry trifle flow of their goods, and they usually know when each 12- or 24-ounce size of Topol Smoker's Mouth­ PHISODERM/PHISOPUFF Beautiful Differ­ Try these recipes on your family. 1 tablespoon fresh-squeezed The Sanka people have pointed out that the booklet production run will be in the hands of consumers. But wash, along with the cash-register receipt with ence $1 Refund Offer. Send the required refund 1 package (4>A ounce) golden egg lemon Juice also contains discount coupons to attractions and there is always the possibility that a shipment, the purchase, price circled. Include your name form and a Universal Product Code symbol from custard mix 1 tablespoon cornstarch landmarks in these cities. To get your copy, send two Strawberries perhaps one with a consumer offer, will be misplaced and address on a 3-by-5 card. Expires July 31, any pHisoDerm (regular, lightly scented or oily) 3 cups milk 2 tablespoons water Sanka proofs of purchase, the inner seals from 4- or in a warehouse and then suddenly appear many 1986. or pHisoPUFF carton. Expires July 31, 1986. Grand Marnier Vt teaspoon orange flavored Place jelly, liqueur and lemon ' 6-ounce jars of Sanka instant, or 2-inch squares cut months later. The merchandise is still good, but what These offers require refund forms: SONATA $2 Cash Refund Offer. Send the extract juice in a 1-quart glass measuring ' from the plastic lids of Sanka ground, or the Universal 1 quart fresh strawberries about the refund offer? GILLETTE GOOD NEWS! $I Refund Offer. required refund form and the top third of the Vi teaspoon dried orange peel cup. Microwave at high for 2 to 3 Product Codes from the Sanka vacuum pack. No 3 tablespoons butter Even though the delay In getting the merchandise Send the required refund form and the package showing the word “ Sonata,” along with 8 sponge cake dessert cup cakes minutes, or until jelly melts, refund form is necessary, but be sure to clearly print Vi teaspoon orange extract on the shelves may not be the manufacturers' fault, proof-of-purchase seal from a Good News! Pivot the cash-register receipt with the purchase price (1 ounce each) stirring once. In a small bowl. ’ your name and include your Z IP code. Send your 36 crackers, crushed (1>A cups) the company takes the risk by making the offer, so it is Sanka proofs to: Walk the USA, P.O. Box 4966, 5’s package (plus one fre e ). Expires July 31,1986. circled. Expires July 31, 1986 Vi cup whipped topping Vi cup orqnge flavor liqueur combine cornstarch and water;, _ the company’s responsibility to ensure that the offer is Kankakee, IL 60902. This offer expires Sept. 30, 1986. L. 2 tablespoons Grand Marnier Vi cup o r t ^ e nmrmalade stir until smooth. Stir into jelly ' Wash and berries. Place 4 cups freshstra^berrles mixture. Microwave at high for2to berries stem end down, in a single 2 cups whipped topping 3 minutes, or until thicked an d ; layer on the bottom of a 9-inch Whipped topping for garnish bubbly, stirring 3 times. Mixture; Large fresh whole strawberries should be thick ai)d clear. Rice remembers round microwave layer cake pan. Place butter in a 4 cup glass tor garnish Cool to room temperature before THE SUPERMARKET WITH measure and m icrowave on high Empty egg custard into a 2 quart using on berries for glaze. ; for 45 seconds, or until melted. Stir mixing bowl, gradually add milk, mixing well. Microwave, unco­ Piano’s musseis in extract. Blend in cracker Fresh strawberry syrup WAKBHOIIKE V itm iS vered at full power for 5 minutes, crumbs and sugar: mix well. 1 pint fresh strawberries Cover berries with crumb mixture or until mixture comes to a boil, stirring once; mixture will be thin. I cup sugar and m icrowave for 4 to 5 minutes, Vi cup light corn syrup Bill Rice of rotating the dish midway through Stir in orange extract and peel. Chestnut Street siml INiALITY. TOO Cut strawberries in half. Place in 1 Refrigerate only 15 minutes. A r­ DOUBLE COUPONS cooking. Serve warm with whipped a large bowl. Mash with a fork. had a very spe­ range half the sponge dessert topping to which 2 tablespoons of Cover and microwave on high for 4 cific request for cakes in a large glass serving bowl. THE BUTCHER SHOR..CARVING A GREAT TRADITION Grand Marnier has been added. to 5 minutes, or until boiling, the detectives Today’s Prick cakes all over with a fork. at Today’s Spe­ Drizzle with half the orange flavor stirring every 2 minutes. Line Strawberry splits strainer with cheesecloth; place in cial. He wanted Special liqueur. Spread with half of the Shell Sirtoin Sirloin Tip Fresh a 3-quart casserole or 8-cup to know how the HeriM photo by Rocha 2 tablespoons butter orange marmalade. Top with half Nancy Pappas measure. Pour hot fruit through mussels were Roasts Chicken Legs lA cup strawberry Ice cream of the fresh strawberries. Pour prepared at Fi- Steaks Barbara Brewer bakes chicken enchila­ learned much of her cooking there. Her lined strainer. Mash remaining BHEF LOIN-BONE IN-FORMERLY N.Y SIRLOIN BEEF ROUND-BONELESS-STEAKS 2.29 LB. LESSER QUANTITIES 79' LB topping half the custard sauce over straw­ ano’s Restau­ das in her 100 Scott Drive home. husband, Eugene Brewer, is minister of 2 tablespoons of banana or berries, being sure that part of the fruit with the back of a fork to press juice through strainer. (Yields >A rant in Bolton strawberry liqueur custard flows through the cake \ USOA / \ USDA ? Mexican cooking is one of her special­ Church of Christ. on the night of jE S S i^\ Vi cup chopped nuts layer. Repeat layers of cake, to Vi cup of juice.) Discard pulp. ties. She grew up in Oklahoma, and Add sugar and com syrup to May 14. when a UNICO meeting browned. Semi Boneless ^ BEEF ^ V BEEf J 4 bananas, halved lengthwise liqueur, marmalade, strawberries strained juice. Microwave at high was held there. Put in the cleaned mussels and or More Ib and crosswise and custard sauce. Spread top with 2 .1 9 lb. r Gram Fed Beef 1** Gram Fed Reel This gave Tony Fiano a good the marinara sauce. Raise heat 69 for 3 to 6 minutes, or until boiling, 1 pint strawberry Ice cream first amount of whipped topping. LESSER QUANTITIES 1.79 LB. stirring every 2 minutes. Boil for 1 chuckle. “ That guy must have and simmer just until the mussel BEEF ROUND-WHOLE-19 TO 33 LBS. BEEF ROUND-WHOLE 8 T 0 1S LBS. Your Neighbor’s Kitchen 1 pint fresh strawberries Refrigerate for several hours. minute. Skim off any foam from some fantastic memory," Fiano shells start to open. Serve imme­ B o n e le ss 1 2 9 B o n e le ss ^ 1 6 9 B o n e le ss @ Fresh ^ 1 6 9 1 cup heavy cream whipped, or Garnish with additional whipped said. “ Maybe better than mine.” diately. overcooked pasta. Serves w h ipp ^ topping topping and whole fresh strawber­ the top. Pour syrup into sterilized 1 Bonom Rounds Sirioin Tips ^ .b Rump Steaks Chicken Breasts ,1.49 A&P Luncheon Meats K 9 9 « Jones Sliced Bacon ;^ ;2 .2 9 r a v e r Chicken Rondelets 2 . 5 9 Fiano said. Fiano’s uses a tomato Cover with vented plastic wrap. One and one-third cup straw­ Plymouth, Mass., April 5. 1621, on 100% PURE ROUND-LESSER QUANTITIES 2.19 LB. A A P I-iB . PKG. 1.69 ASSORTED VMRIETtES FROZEN into Brewer famiiy meais im bb b base, with garlic to taste, salt, Fresh GIround Round ""•to ib1.99 Ann Page Sliced Bacon P :1 .7 9 Jones Liverwurst Chubs Weaver Chicken Mini Nuggets ’iS* 3 . 6 9 Microwave at full power for 2 to 3 berry glaze its first return trip. M I m«rinara pepper and oregano. At the conclu­ 2 pounds mussels sion of the cooking time, he adds THE DELI THE FARM...A CROP OF FRESHNESS SERVICE SEAFOOD MARKET Bv Margaret Hayden r 1 2 tablespoons butter 1 teaspoon salt 2 to 3 onions, chopped finely chopped parsley and a very SHANKLESS-WATER ADDED F K S H SLICEO Herald Reporter 1 (16-ounce) can tomatoes, 1 tablespoon melted butter 2 to 3 ribs celery, chopped small pinch of hot red pepper chopped 1 egg, beaten 2 to 3 tablespoons vegetable oil Virginia Style California Peaches I Flame Seedless Grapes Fresh Swordfish Steaks flakes. "That’s what adds the zip to F R k »1 C U T Barbara Brewer brings the I (8-ounce) can tomato sauce tVi cup to 3>A cups all-purpose Approximately 'A cup wine of the mu.sseis.” he said. Glazed Ham ib i JUMBO SIZE-JUICY SWEET H CALIFORNIA PLUMP JUICY Fresh Pollock Fillet flavor of traditional cooking from ■A cup chopped green chilies flour your choice (Fiano uses a full- FRESH CUT PINEWOOD FURNITURE’S MNCH Mexico and Oklahoma to the meals 1 teaspoon sugar < Salad oil for frying bodied while) To have your favorite restaurant Fresh Haddock Fillet III F K S H CUT she serves at her 100 Scott Drive I teaspoon cumin Honey 2 to 3 cups marinara sauce (see dish included in this weekly Kayem 0 2 9 home She learned how to make ■A teaspoon salt V i Low In 700m ■ note below) Fresh Sole Fillet Dissolve yeast In warm water. H m i| | « i column, simply write a note telling Sidniess Franks ib ^ Cdlones FRESH CUT many of these popular recipes ■A teaspoon orego’'o Add sugar, salt, butter and egg. One-third pound lingulne or us the name of your favorite dish at STOfC SLICED while growing up in Oklahoma. ■A teaspoon basil fetiucine, cooked according to Wunderbar Bologna ib1.29 Fresh Cod Fillet Stir in enough flour to make a soft a local restaurant. We'll contact MEORJM LAROE StZE-M TO 40 CT. B rew er is a second-grade tmti M A K WITH HELLMANN'S MAYONNAISE DIETERS DELIOHT-CUT MIXED VARtETtES PREMHJM-LARQE EXTRA FANCY *A cup sour cream dough. Knead dough on lightly package directions the chef and ask for the recipe. Fancy -Shell On teacher at Bowers School. Her Potato Salad ib 69* Cam pbeirs 12 tortillas floured surface for several min­ m u i l l Scrub mussels well and remove Include your name, address and a Extra Fancy 1 5 9 husband. Eugene Brewer, is minis­ 2‘A cups Monterey Jack cheese utes. Let rise until double in bulk. “ beard” of seaweed. Don’t do this phone number where you can be Melon Ttays ib < Tomatoes ib ter of the Church of Christ. The TH E DAIRY FARM FRESH-TENDCR-OREEN OR TH E FREEZER Cover chicken with water and Roll out dough to >/4-inch thick­ until it’s time to start preparing reached during the day. (This r 1 JUMBO SIZE-RED JUICY r couple has five grown children and simmer l.'i to 20 minutes. Bone ness; cut into 2-inch squares. Drop dinner, Fiano warned. number will not be published.) California Nectarines n> 89* Yellow Squash ,b 59* all enjoy her cooking. CALrORNIA SUNKIST-7S SIZE FRESH MASHEO-CRISP chicken and cut into hite-size into hot oil and fry briefly until II Cover the bottom of a iarge Please concentrate on restaurants Blue Bonnet A&P She serves iced tea with Mexican pieces. Bud Pascal Celery '.r.7 89* brown. Drain on paper towels. skiilet with onion, celery and oil. In the Manchester area. Address Jumbo Lemons 3 .o. 99* food. Saute onion and garlic in butter. MIXED VARCTIES OOLDEN TENOER-NUrmnoUS Serve immediately with honey Add the wine of your choice, then inquiries to: Today's Special, Margarine California Carrots 2 ^ .8 8 * Orange Juice “ In restaurants in Texas and Add tomatoes, tomato sauce, poured into the hollow center. Hot Chile Peppers ,b 1.59 100 PURE FROM FLORIDA cook over medium heat until Manchester Herald, P.O. Box 591, U S NO I LA FLEURETTE-EXTRA FANCY Oklahoma, they serve of green chilies. sugar, salt and Makes about 4‘A dozen. vegetables are translucent, not Manchester, 060^. Spanish Onions ib 39* Summer Floral Bouquets tHinch 3 .5 9 iced tea. It sets off Mexican food." spices. Simmer 1.5 minutes. she said. Sometimes she serves Dip tortillas in tomato mixture Cafe Mexicano GROCERY SPECIALS cafe Mexicano. a rich coffee drink until soft. Place chicken and 2 L Though many of her Mexican tablespoons of cheese on tortilla 4 teaspoons chocolate syrup ■ can dishes are spicy hot. her chicken and roll tightly. Place seam side ■A cup cream for whipping How to cut cholesterol 59 Betty Crocker A&P GRADE “ A" Light N Lively Ice Milk ’’sr i.7 9 enchiladas recipe is mild. So is her down in 13‘A-by-8V4-by-2-inch pan. Vi teaspoon cinnamon for (AP) — With concern growing and preferably eliminate yolks Medium ' Cake Mixes Solid White Tuna PARTT FAVORTTE recipe for sopaipillas. which Blend soi cream int' rest of topping 1-doz. altogether. They are the trouble ALL LAYER VARIETIES Leisure Time Ice Cubes ^ 99* means little pillows in English. mixture and pour over tortillas. Vi teaspoon nutmeg over heart disease. Americans are Eggs £ I ctns. CHEESE ^ This fried bread dough is filled Sprinkle with remaining cheese. >A teaspoon cinnamon for coffee changing their eating habits, since makers. FRUIT ON THE BOTTOM-ALL FLAVORS Celeste Pizza 99* with honey. Cover with foil and bake at 350 1>A cups strong coffee there is evidence that lowering For instance, when making an Hood Vbgurt 3b‘^ * 1 For some Mexican treats, try degrees for 40 minutes. Serves 6 to. Put 1 teaspoon chocolate into one’s cholesterol reduces the risk omelet, use egg whites and polyun­ Tasti Putts Potatoes 59* saturated oil. instead of whole eggs Hood Cottage Cheese ALL FLAVORS each of 4 small cups. Combine of fatal heart attacks. UQHTLY SALTED OUfflTERS these: 8 Jello Fruit Bars 2.69 heavy cream with ‘A teaspoon Cholesterol is generally found in and butter. pfeg A& P Butter WMTE OR OECORATED-SI - BIROS EYE Fill your omelet with fruit or KRAFT H O T DOG, HAMBURG OR SW EET Chicken enchiladas cinnamon, nutmeg and sugar. foods of animal origin, rather than Waldorf Bath Tissue 4 89* Corn on the Cob '1 .3 9 Sopaipillas in fruits or vegetables. vegetables, rather than meat or C heez W h iz *“ 1.19 Vlasic Relishes 2 *1 Whip until stiff. Stir >A teaspoon K G OR PMK. FRUtT PUNCH OR GRAPEADE INSTANT W.K CHOC.. ALMONO. IR G0008Aa 1 4M)Z. 0ft I &0^ LAOYB t large chicken breasts 1 package active dry yeast cinnamon into coffee and pour into Here are some ways to cut back cheese. And, finally, season with Minute Maid Lemonade cm . 79* Maxwell House Coffee Hershey Loose Candy Bars 3t„M Cheesecake ',]4“1.59 1 chopped onion 1 ‘A cups warm water cups and stir to blend in chocolate. on cholesterol: herbs and spices, rather than salt. Y E U O W OR W M TE SM OLES ALL VARIET1ES-READY TO SERVE WHITE 6INCH HEAT & SERVE-ROSE'S 1 clove minced garlic 1 teaspoon sugar Top with spiced whipped cream. Select chicken, lean cuts of meat Bordens Sliced Cheese 2 .2 9 P&Q Paper Plates 'X 99* Garlic Bread ',^ 69* W B C OR CREAM SAUCE _ , _ Duncan Hines ALL LAYER VRRCTIES and fish for your meals. Be sure to ECONOAIY PACK-SINGLE PLY Now you know Elf Herring Cutlets ‘i^ l.19 ’S r i . A B Pepperidge Farm Cakes 1 .6 9 remove skin from chicken and fat TW BI MIXED Cookies 1 Viva Napkins from meats before cooking. The biggest slot-machine win Mel 0 Bit Cheese Slices '^ 1 .9 9 ALL ORMOS 6*f*-OZ SIZE Apple Juice A&P Master Blend C o f f e e 2.99 White Foam Cups ^ 5 9 * Avoid foods cooked with butter, was 52,478.716.15. taken by Rocco KFKSMNG Meals are a family matter Cream Cheese ^ 69* MSTANT-OECAFFEJNATEO K G . KRK. AUTO. DARK ROAST hydrogenated margarine and Dinubilo of Fresno. Calif., at O QO CHOCOLATE ORMK Maxwell House Coffee 4 .9 9 Brim Coffee can O a A&P Lemonade 4 *1 shortening. Harrah's Tahoe Casino in State­ CARSON. Calif. (AP) - A availability, and with more and and eat it together as a family. To Hood Choco-Good m I.3 9 LlOmO LAUNDRY DETERGENT -( t a s t e o s e a s a l k )- Cut down on your intake of eggs line. Nev., on Dec. 31, 1983. Gulden’s Mustard 2 i : i *1 common mealtime for the whole more women working, they have make the event even more family Arm & Hammer 3.99 SWORDFISH W ITH LEMON OR f REO. Ofl LIOHT-PI.US OEPOSII ELBOWS OR MEDIUM OCEAN SPRAY family is becoming an endangered less and less time to cook. oriented and to take the burden off Cranberry Juice Cocktail Halibut Teriyaki 3 . 2 9 tradition, but there are ways to “ We’re not rearing a generation Budweiser Ronzoni Shells 2b!;^*1 SOLE M W M E SAUCE OR one individual, she suggests divid­ A U VARIETIES SMOLEPLY counter the trend, says Dr. Virgi­ of young women who know how to ing up the food preparation tasks Flounder Provencale 2 .9 B Beer 24 'IT. Kraft B.B.Q. Sauce V 1.09 A&P Paper Towels 2 ", nia Long, a counseling psycholo­ cook, who seek as a life goal to be REG. OR LIGHT-PLUS DEPOSIT. among all family members. SLICEO. CHUNK OR CRUSHED mao HEALTH A BEAUTY AIDS gist at California State University. Julia Child." says Long, who as “ You have to have the entire Miller Geisha Pineapple ^ 59* Cheerios Cereal AND GENERAL MERCHANDISE Dominguez Hills, in Carson. GEISHA ALL VRRIETKS-REAOY TO SPREAD part of her practice works with family understand it’s not the sole Beer 24 TH K ^ E K -V O iU M E S 27 ,2S AND n The kids are busy with after­ clients who suffer from eating responsibility of the female in the Mandarin Oranges 59* Betty Crocker Frosting Funk & Wagnalls XiliS school or sports activities, and as disorders such as anorexia and house to do all the shopping and FROM STROH'S-PLUS DEPOSIT T*IY JET PUFFED American women continue to join bulimia. planning.” she says. “ I see the White Mountain Geisha Shrimp '^1.29 Kraft Marshmallows Encyclopeoia .r t the labor force, both they and their But with planning, mealtime can family in a state of change. You 12k». WITH PEANUTS STEM & PC CES 8HA4»00 OR CONOmONER Cooler 4 btls. Planters Mixed Nuts 2.99 ML Laurel Mushrooms 2 < Aquamarine '^^99* husbands may be workinglate. she still be a positive family expe­ now have women struggling to MOWMUOETORtKXBMUBRt lllAJMOOOACCIKmOWBB points out. have the chores .divided, trying to rience. she says. One way of State Line Potato Chips b :;i.0 9 ANDLIPTON INVITE YOU TO Head & Shoulders 'S*2.59 Fast foods and frozen meals accomplishing that goal is to set get husbands and children to A&P RABPBCflRY OCCONOESTANT have increased in variety and aside a specific day to plan a meal cooperate more.” Cranberry Drink *??1.39 OfCAFFfMATZD Dristan Tablets ^ 2 .9 9 S4XJPM4 ICBd Tm Mix ■S'2.99 ECONOM Y FLASH LIGHTS W ITH A4P WITH LEMON '- 9 9 * Evereadv 2JL2.59. I’m a 25 year Atlas customer. I had talked Grape Jelly NOOdiM A S&UCB PM 9 9 * MT m Mx IT 2.29 A&P ^fLOTHHUiAQ KOULAN to numerous people and learned that the Strawberry Preserves 1.59 Tbb Begs pm 2.29 SailiiitheSun IcBdIbBMIx COUPON Menus lUuMnootwiiauvc * LOCAL R IELLO -P EN S O TTI was definitely the TOASTED CORN, NACHO, COOL RANCH WMkAoneOrtuing w> 1*29 ICBdTMMIX best burner you could get today. I had it Doritosf^ Tortilla Chips 1.79 REO OR DCT-PLUS D&OBIT newburg sauce, carnival rice, /nilk. put in ^bout a year ago and it performs Long O rs tn A W M d FUc b '1 .2 9 25% OI 8«nior citizens broccoli and carrots, vanilla pud­ Tuesday; Baked chicken quar­ Pepsi C ^ or Pepsi Free 61.79 beautifully. We re gelling better LEMOM-LBK ORANGE OR CHERRY-PLUS 0 0 All “Statue Of Liberty” The following meals will be ding, sliced bananas. ter with gravy, cranberry sauce, On Our Quality Film Developing heat, more even heat and we re Slice with 10% Juice ^1.19 Centennial Souvenirs served at Mayfair Gardens and Friday: Orange juice, veal par- whipped potatoes, carrots, salad, MAKE AN A&W HOOT BEER FLOAT-REO. OR DIET WhUaSuppliMUM!___ . about two tankfulls ahead. Westhill Gardens the week of June mesan, spaghetti with Italian cake. Tuna salad sandwich, apple, A&W Root Beer Vt 99* Single IWin IMaK WltM of Coupon 23 through 27 to Manchester sauce, mixed vegetables, fresh milk. Atlas does a tremendous job and REFMBIMIQ PLUS DEPOSIT Md MbWNwn PurchM* Required. VMd tun.. A m 1«h thru Sm., Jim 21M. IMS residents who are 60 or older; fruit. Wednesday: Roast beef- they treated us just line with their Coca Cola U1.49 Prints .15* Prints Monday: Pineapple juice, roa^t ,whipped potato, broccoli, salad, ITEMS FOR SALE N O T 4M M LAKC T O W HO LESALE OR RETAA DEALERS. wonderful service. PRK:ES EFFECTIVE SUN.. JUNE 1STH THRU SAT.. JUNE 218T, 1IB6 WE RESERVE THE RMHT TO LMVT SALES AND TO CORRECT TYPOORAPIftCAL ERRORS. pork with gravy, corn muffin, Meals on Wheels brownies. Egg salad sandwich, mashed potatoes, carrots, apple­ apricots, milk. Emerson K. Dpmore • Manchester sauce, The following meals are to.be Thursday: Spaghetti and meat Tuesday: Cranapple juice. served to Meals on Wheels clients sauce, carrots, green beans, salad, American chop suey. green bean, the week of June 23 through 27. The cake. Chicken salad sandwich, tossed salad, cherry crisp. hot noon meal is listed first and the fruit and gelatin, milk. Caldor ^hopping Plaza -Burr Corners, Manchester •cool evening meal second. atlas ail Wednesday: Corn chowder, tur­ Friday: Baked haddock square HOURS: MONDAY THRU FRIDAY 6 M AM. TO 12HK) P.M4 key, American cheese, potato Monday: Beef stew on a biscuit, with newburg sauce, whipped green beans, salad, strawberry SATURDAY S:00 A. M. TO 1IM0 P.M.: SUNDAY S4M A.M. TO S M P.M. salad, cucumber and tomato potatoes, spinach, salad, tapioca 414 Tolland Street • East Hartford . 289-6435 649-4595 salad, mixed fruit. ‘ whip and chill with cream. Cold pudding. Ham sandwich, grapes, 555 East Middle Tpke • Manchester • 249-8611 684-5853 Thursday: Apple juice, fish with turkey sandwich, fruit cocktail. milk. " U - MANCHESTER HERALD, Wednesday, June 18, 1986 MANCHESTER HERALD, Wednesday. June 18, 1986 — 17 HAaAR TMI HOiMISLI byOlkBrewiM PEANUTS by ChariM M. Schuli HERE I AM TRVING TO I LOVBTtiB APRON l\ TWAT WAS GREAT .'THAT WHAT CAN , pon't SAV i'm GOOP at THAT., Singer Kate Smith WAS JUST GREAT.',' CONVINCE THIS GIRL l‘M I 5AV? ANVTHIN6' Wednesdas; TV NOT TOO OLP FOR HER, IT ANP you TELL HER THAT [U S A ] T N T (60 min.) dZ) N a v « I STILL HAVE A BLANKET! 5:00PM [ESPN] Surfing: Pipeline 1:15AM (X) MOVIE; 'By* Bya Bravar- dies, still a symbol Mestere From Oahu. HI. (R) dD McHda'i Navy 8:30PM CS Chorlia & Company (CC) man' Four Jewish intellectuals reflect on [MAX] M OVIE: 'The Hunter' A profes­ The Richmond's annual camping trip is [CN N ] Sports Tonight their own lives when they set out to attend sional bounty hunter tracks bail jumpers to canceled when Charlie is unexpectedly [D IS ] M OVIE: ‘Royal Wadding' A a friend's funeral. George Segal, Jack War­ RALEIGH. N.C. (UPl) - Kate every corner of the country. Stove called in to work. (R). brother and sister dance team who travel den. Jessica Walter. 1968. Smith, whose rousing rendition of McQueen. Kathryn Harrold. Eli Wallach. QD Banacak: T)ia Tw o Million Clams of to England for the royal wedding find their 1979. Rated PG dD 24 Horas ' <5tWIUr*>sdl'—toE^yndlcsW.Inc. “ God Bless A m erica" fired the Cap'n Jack own true loves. Fred Astaire, Jane Powell. [TMC] MOVIE: 'Windwalker' An Indian 1:30AM (3D independent Network nation’s patriotism and raised $600 Winston Churchill The life and Peter Lawford. 1951. patriarch returns to life to save his family S3) @ News million for GIs in World War II, career of Winston Churchill are illustrated from the wrath of his son, a twin who was [ESPN] SportsCenter in a special one-man show. (90 min.) [C N N ] Newsnight Update U.s. ACRES by Jim Davit died with “ no tears and no pain" at stolen at birth and raised by an enemy' [M AX] MOVIE; 'Perfect' (CC) A re the age of 79. tribe. Trevor Howard. Nick Ramus, James [DIS] Danger Bay porter sent to research a story on the [ESPN ] ; Swimwear '86 (R). THEN HE WILLTRV TO WHAT'S I'P SAV HE'S TRVINO BUT HIS POLE IS TOO “ Am erica was indeed God- Remar. 1980. Rated PG. health club craze, falls for a sexy aerobic 1:33AM [M AX] MOVIE; 'Partners' THE by Laa Falk A Sy Sarry ORSON TO POLE VAULT OVER FLIMSV ANP IT WILL PLAV IT DOWN y— 9:00PM (3D AlrviroHHawke must battle instructor. John 'Travolta, Jamie Lee Cur­ 5 blessed to have Kate Smith as one [ESPN] Down the Stretch a second version of that may be Tw o cops pose as lovers in Los Angeles' DOING? — V THEFENCEy PROBABLV BREAK 5:30PM tis, Marilu Henner. 1985. Rated R. gay community to nab a vicious killer. Ryan of her daughters.” President Rea­ more powerful than the original plane. (60 TO S E 7 M E R , 5:45PM ® Copa Mundlal da Soccer: min.) (R). 11:35PM (X) EntertairwnMit Tonight O ’Neal, John Hurt, Kenneth McMillan. O N TH R C e , gan said after learning of herdeath Equipo 1 Qrupo E contra Equlpo 2 Grupo ET talks to Kenny Loggins about his repu­ 1982. Rated R. ^ D Transmitido desde el estadio Corregi- CiD @D Hardcastle and McCormick (CC) ONETWO,' Tuesday. tation as 'king of the soundtrack album'. In CD MOVIE: 'MotchlaM' A dora de Queretaro. (2 hrs., 15 min.) ' Hardcastle sets a trap to expose a major 2:00AM A spokesman for Raleigh Com­ drug scam while McCormick heads for the ‘ Stereo. newspaperman possesses a ring which munity Hospital said Smith died of 6:00PM GD CE) ® (E) ® News altar to marry an Arabian princess. (60 1 2:00AM (X) Dynasty makes him invisible for short periods of min.) (R), time. Patrick O ’Neal. Ira Furstenberg, Don­ (X) Three's Company respiratory arrest shortly after (X) Hangin' In ald Pleasence. 1967. being brought to the emergency CD Hart to Hart ( ^ Gimme a Break After Joey acciden­ tally shoots Nell In the foot with the Chief's (3D Star Trek (X) M OVIE: 'Eagles Over London' Based room about 2:25 p.m. d D Gimme a Break gun, he acts as though nothing has hap­ (3D The Untouchables on actual World War II events about a spe­ A funeral mass was scheduled in (S ) Knot's Landing pened. (R), In Stereo. ® MOVIE: 'Gunga Din' This is the story cial German intelligence group that suc­ cessfully infiltrated the British Army. Van Raleigh at 10 a.m. Thursday at Our ® Bosom Buddies @D Novela: El Engano (60 min.) of British military action in the mountains of ' (J 'f Northern India. Douglas Fairbanks, Jr, Cary Johnson, Frederick Stafford. Evelyn Ste­ Lady of Lourdes Catholic Church. Doctor Who [C N N ] Larry King Live wart. 1972. JTW PMf!> 6 10 Grant, Joan Fontaine. 1939. Burial arrangements were IM) Quincy [DIS] MOVIE: 'The Moon-Spinnera' A ® Alfred Hitchcock Presents (3D Start of Something Big (60 min.) incomplete. fSD MacNeil-Lehrer Newshour young English woman traveling with her [ESPN ] Mazda SportsLook (R). CAPTAIN EASY ®by Crooks A Casalo Smith, who had been in poor aunt on the island of Crete becomes ro­ (@) Barney Miller @ ) Bewitched mantically involved with one of her coun­ d D Comedy Break [USA] M OVIE; Lonely Hearts' A bored S i L ' S WHAT 9AV TOMORROW &OUNP& LIKE WELL. EASY, YOU CAME TO T T H A T 'S health since 1976, had not per­ married couple is given a new lease on life [D tS ] M OVIE: 'Here Coma the Littles' trymen. Hayley Mills. Irene Papas, Eli Wal­ M0RNIN6 WE GO FI&HING, JUGT WHAT I'M THE RIGHT PLACE FOR A \ FOR SURE. formed for years, but she re­ [CNN] Newsnight when they meet a free-living pair of teena­ LITTLE PEACE ANP QUIET.^ The five Littles experience many exciting lach. 1964, JUGT LIKE OL' TIMES. LOOKING FOR. mained a symbol of the nation’s adventures. [ESPN] Aut^Raping '86: Toyota Ce- gers. Senta Berger, Christopher Hodge. ■LONDIE by Daan Young S Sian Draka EASVT K BUD. [ESPN] Bowling: PBA Kessler Open labrity Race FTOTiYong Beach, CA. (60 1973. perseverance and optimism dur­ [ESPN ] Mazda SportsLook From Dublin. CA. (2 hrs.) Live. min.) (R). y? ing the bleak years of the Great 2:30AM [C N N ] sports Latenight W H A T A W HAT'S ROH SOMETHING WE MUSTARD uni AND NOW 1 KATE SMITH [U S A ] USA Cartoon Express [ T M C ] MOVIE: 'Hammett' A prostitu­ [U S A ] Edge of Wght GREAT BQAST> DESSERT; HAVEN'T HAD IN OUSTARO CUPS REWIEAAOER WHY Depression and World War II. tion ring, a millionaire and a blackmail plot [ESPN] SportsCenter 6:30PM dD One Day at a Time 12:05AM (X J T .J . Hooker Hooker's ' M O M ? YEARS In 1939 President Franklin . . . 'God Bless America’ lure detective Dashiell Hammett back into 2:35AM (X) CBS News Nightwatch (3D Benson ex-partner swears revenge when his Roosevelt introduced Smith to the private eye business. Frederic Forrest, Joined in Progress Hogan's Heroes Maritu Henner, Peter Boyle. 1982. Rated daughter is raped. (70 min.) (R). Britain’s King George VI by The nation's 1976 bicentennial PG. In Stereo. ( ^ MacNeil-Lehrer Newshour 2:45AM [HBO] MOVIE: 'Waokend (g) NBC Nightly News saying; “ This is Kate Smith — this celebrations brought Smith out of [U S A ] Pro Boxing (2 hrs.) Pass' Four sailors just finishing basic train­ 1 2:30AM (X) Comedy Tonight is Am erica.” @ ) Nightly Business Report ing in San Diego travel to Los Angeles for retirement, but just before Inde- 9:30PM (X) News fun and romance. Patrick Hauser. D.W. Smith was already an estab­ ® ABC News (X) Merv Griffin jtendence Day. she went into a (3D Odd Couple Brown, Chip McAllister. 1984. Rated R. lished Broadway and radio enter­ d D Harper Valley ® Late Night with David Letterman rirfli--.n diabetic coma that lasted four dD You Again Henry worries that Mat­ Tonight's guests are Kurt Russell and Sam 3:00AM (3D Emergency tainer when she discovered an months. She.suffered brain dam­ [CNN] Showbiz Today Kinison. (60 min.) In Stereo. thew will discover that he is dating a much [CNN] News Overnight unpublished song by Irving Berlin, age and glaucoma and was con­ [ESPN] Inside the PGA Tour (R). younger woman. (R), In Stereo. (S ) Alfred Hitchcock Presents [ESPN] Soccer: Worid Cup (2 hrs.) (R) got sole performing rights to it and fined to a wheelchair. Relatives [HBO] MOVIE: 'Baby.A Secret of the [H B O ] Not Necessarily the News This ( ^ More Real People ARLO AND JANIS * by Jimmy Johnaon Lost Legend' A sportswriter and his [TMC] M OVIE: The Brasher Doubloon' introduced it on Armistice Day took over her business affairs and comedy series presents sketches, news dD Gene Scott scientist wife race her mentor to protect a and film footage satirizing current events. Philip Marlowe is retained to recover rare a VOUDONTUKE IT1&KIN0 youansA/ T well. 1938 as “ God Bless Am erica.” moved her to Raleigh. prehistoric creature in remote Africa. Wil­ [U S A ] That Girl coins linked to blackmail and murder. mnOHINGdUIT Of BRIEF THAT AFTER ALL \ THAT’S oH,m si The song lifted Am erica’s spirits Doctors amputated her right leg liam Katt. Sean Young, Patrick McGoohan. 1 0:00PM (X West 57th George Montgomery, Nancy Guild, Reed 1985 Rated PG 1 2:50AM [HBO] MOVIE: The Ama- Hadley. 1947. I BOUGHT ISNTir? THEflUASl-LECAL \DirfERtHI in the dark days of World War II above the knee Jan. 12 because of (X) News teur' A CIA computer expert decides to ON THE FAATRACK by Bill Holbrook FOR'/W? SWIMSUITS and virtually l^cam e the second circulatory complications from 7:00PM (X) CB S News (X) (4D Arthur Hailey's Hotel (CC) A hunt down the terrorists who killed his 3:10AM [M AX] MOVIE: 'Hollywood national anthem. Smith took the diabetes, and she underwent woman from Peter's past returns to the girlfriend. John Savage, Christopher Plum­ Hot Tubs' A hot tub mechanic finds that VOUVE GIVEN ME? (X) (E) ® M»A*S*H plumbing can be a glamorous job. Paul tune from coast to coast, raising an hotel and a young retarded couple fights mer. Marthe Keller. 1982. Rated R. ^ lAJtC.lfllG 15 A Tuese ARe BUTlOlWABOor surgery for breast cancer last (X) ABC News for independence. (60 min.) (R). Gunning. Patrick Cockran, Philip Linton. estimated $600 million in war bond month. (X ) : New York 1:00AM (X) Naked City 1984 Rated R. labor W 9 fW .'* 0 BUT, HARMWAes TiieuWCVPF 0«,Vt5, g h o s t p FJ iMW C£) MOVIE: 'The Lucky Star' A 13-year- pledges. "She never lost her love of life, Mats at Montreal (2 hrs., 30 min.) CD) Headline Chasers MR.6m(cr, I poR UBOR.' I AGGReSGlve UHtON rMIOELL old Jewish Dutch boy fantasizes about the 4:00AM (X) Jo « Franklin Show HoflFA A0¥AR5 But she never profited from the never lost her joy of living.” said (3D Jeffersons German soldiers who are marching on his m Joe Franklin Show ^ 1 t > M e.' ICAHT./ ^ DONT HAV£ AHV liA«R6HlP? ACaUAINUP (3D Kung Fu AHPtoa^Me song. her sister, Helena Sleene. "W e (3D Fugitive town. Rod Steiger. Louise Fletcher. 1980. (3D Comedy Break CHOICE.' WmTHW [CNN] Larry King Overnight (HIHe WTT “ E very penny Kate Smith made didn’t think of her as a celebrity. ( ^ Wheel of Fortune (3D Independent Network News (3D Comedy Tonight IRAPrTioH.' N [USA] M OVIE; Money' A man needs from singing ‘God Bless Am erica’ She was just a sister or aunt or dD MacNeil-Lehrer Newshour (3D Mission: Impossible [C N N ] Crossfire .money to finish a condominium project, ( went to the Boy Scouts of Amer­ whatever. We just loved her .so ^ $100,000 Pyramid d D ( ^ St. Elsewhere Dr. Turner strug­ [ESPN] Tennis Magazine but his children are kidnapped before he ica.” said her niece, Susan Andron. much.” gles to save Dr. Craig's prematurely-born can seek the funds. Lawrence Luckinbill, ® Newlywed Game granddaughter and Caldwell moves into [ T M C ] M OVIE: Gunn' A private detec­ Sam Levene, Graham Bikel. 1981. who was at her side when she died. Kathryn Elizabeth Smith was d D Nightly Business Report his new Cape Cod summer house. (60 tive meets a murdered gangster's succes­ “ She was talking to me. but her born in Greenville, Va.. on May 1. min.) (R). sor who is squeezing money out. of his 4:1 3AM (X Get Smart ALLEY OOP ®by Dava Qraiia dD Matt Houston friends. Craig Stevens, Laura Devon. Ed­ lips weren’t moving.” Andron [H B O ] m o v i e : History of 1907. with a voice she called "a [CN N ], Moneyline dD (5?) Normandy to Berlin: A War Re­ ward Asner. 1967. 4:20AM YOU LETTH' I DIDN'T L E T , E...EARLY THIS YOU THREE! f YESSIR! \YEAH....THROW said. "Then she looked out into God-given g ift " She honed her membered Special color footage shot in the World • - Part I' The foibles of civilized PRISONERS 'EM,SIR! THEY! WHEN? MORNING! MY OOOLA AND TH' ANYTHING THIS BUM [ESPN ] SportsCenter 1944-45 is featured in a 40th an­ [U S A ] Dick Cavett (R) man are satirized in this epic comedy. Mel WIZER ESCAPED! V ELSE? IN TH' PIT space, and she was gone. There talent in shows and church .socials ESCAPER? TRICKED ME! RELIEF MAN 2 [MAX] Crazy About the Movies: Steve niversary celebration of V-E Day. (60 min.) 1:05AM [D IS] Prev­ Brooks, Madeline Kahn, Harvey Korman a U S TG O TM E F IN D 'E M ! were no fears and no pain.” before heading to Broadway be­ McQueen Steve McQueens's little-known 1981. Rated R. OUTATH'PIT! (R) iew MR. MEN^ AND LITTLE MISS” by Hargreaves S Sellers Reagan, who co-starred with fore her 20th birthday. private life is revealed through film and TV ® Odd Couple Smith in a 1945 movie, “ This Is The clips, home movies, and interviews with i r She got her break in 1926. playing d D Novela; Amo y Senor Army.” awarded herthe Presiden­ a 5-foot-10, 235-pound character friends, family and co-workers. (60 min.) jr I'P UKE A (§D Black Sheep Squadron LARGE ANTIQUE SHOW W H A T A B c : ^ tial Medal of Freedom. America’s named Tiny Little. The show was a [TM C] M OVIE: 'Gunn' A private detec­ A ^LAP ANP A I ^TEAK ANP TH e KINP WCJRP? tive meets a murdered gangster's succes­ [CNN] CNN Evening News A large Antique Show and sale will be held this Saturday on the top civilian honor, in November hit, but critics’ barbs about her KINP \AAD»5P >, V «A>LAP, •^IJS sor who is squeezing money out of his [H B O ] America Undercover: Rapists •• Homestead Grounds at 106 Hartford Road. More than fifty dealers will 1982. weight nearly drove her out of the friends. Craig Stevens. Laura Devon, Ed­ Can They Be Stopped? (60 min.) be selling their wares. Five states will be represented this year by well ward Asner 1967. "She thrilled us all with her business until agent Ted Collins [M A X ] MOVIE: Love Letters' A young known dealers. Also, a fine selection of good early Items will be dis­ / stirring rendition of 'God Bless [U S A ] 1 became her mentor. woman discovers that her deceased played by one of our excellent local dealers. Robert Harrison. Jewelry J mother had a long, illicit love affair. Jamie Am erica' and sang with a passion Years later, when a well-known 7:30PM (X) PM Magazine . also will be displayed by Marjorie Reid, who always has a wonderful which left few eyes dry.” Reagan Lee Curtis. James Keach, Amy Madigan. television comedian once menti­ (X) All in the Family 1983. Rated R. display. Jan Adams, also of Manchester, has a most Interesting display said Tuesday. oned Smith's name and moved his (X) Wheel of Fortune of excellent small Items which are highly collectible. Smith had dozens of songs on the hands in a wide circle, the .studio 1 0:30PM (3D News THE BORN LOSER ' by Art Santom (3D Independent Network News Plan to attend, plenty of parking has been obtained. The price for the Hit Parade and sold 19 million audience was silent and he re­ Dick Van Dyke (So) Barney Miller Antique Show Is $2.25 or with a coupon In our local paper $2.00. The copies of her theme song, "When ^ i) Noticiero SIN UOTOMW I'S COOLIMfo one's .THIS HAfTEMS XKMOU) WHAT IT PIC?M'T MEeC? gL0Wlk)6 ceived letters of complaint from ( ^ Jeopardy show hours are from 10 am to 5 pm. Proceeds will benefit The Histori­ the Moon Comes Over the viewers. 1 1:00PM (T) (X) (^ dD dD News 5CUP 110 THAT WT5HIDM ILL- T D 6 E VIOfVSSOIGE i s ! oUAM W m ...lT‘5 5R3MG> (3P (5p Major League Baseball; Boston cal Society Homestead. Remember this is held in conjunction with the Mountain.” When Collins had a massive at New York Yankees (2 hrs.. 30 min.) (XI ® M'A*S*H Strawberry Festival at Cheney Hall, and The Historic Building to be GOLD' /WAWtOGFED AMD C?tS&UST|life.. I'M UCTTABCOB!, She hosted a television show heart attack and lingered near ® ) Price Is Right (3D Barney Miller opened for viewing. Watch the paper for a listing on the buildings to be from 1951 to 1954 and appeared death. Smith swore she would not u V" (S?) [U S A ] Wild World of Animals (3D Avengers opened. In case of severe rain, the Antique Show will be held at Wad­ regularly on variety programs sing again until he recovered. She [C N N ] Crossfire dD Wild, Wild West dell School, 163 Broad Street, and the Strawberry Festival will be held Puxxlea Astrograph through the 1960s. then went into kept her word, and Collins made [D IS] Mousterpiece Theater dD Doctor Who at Cheney Hall. semi-retirement at Lake Placid. what doctors called a miraculous [E S P N ] Major League Baseball's Grea­ d D Repeticion de un Juego de Soccer (2 Show managers are Gail and Gene Dickenson of Memory Lane N.Y. recovery. test Hits: 1977 Worid Series (R) hrs., 15 min.) Antiques, and Show Promotions who also would liketoinviteyouall to ACROSS 4 Greek latter Answer to Previous Puzzle ( ^ SCTV Network attend. 5 Shoshoneans 8:00PM (T) Foley Square In her investi­ othar. Today's etoa. P Al. and South had to find nine tricks. trump suit. Because South bad played delegated to others today. You're the Vulnerable: North-South After the opening lead, West contin­ the heart nine to trick one. West be­ Manchester, Conn. by CONNIE WIENER one who has the golden touch. 10am-4pm Dealer; West ued with a second heart. South could lieved that Eiast’s eight was an encour­ ARIES (March 21-April 19) T o derive 10am-4pm Admission *2.25 see four sure losers in the side suits aging/card, and so cannot really be • •OVOBLU PX ... AIUVU WIU &JBUR benefits from a business arrangement West North East Soath Strawberry Shortcake - *2.25 and so bad to bring in the trump suit fa u lt s for continuing the suit. Thl$ coupon admits you and your pirta lor *2.00 today, you must be insistent regarding 1 ♦ Pass 1 ¥ Pass without giving up a trick there. Alas, tach, which Indudia idmlasion to ill hlaloricil This coupon Is good for i 25c discount on one QDNNX DOOVW OBT RJK LDB’W WUDV your terms. Ask lor what's fair, but no 2 4 Pass Pass 2 4 GLASTONBURY more. 3 4 3 4 Pass Pass in pededfrian fashion he simply laid aHos opon. strawberry shortcike. near the Putnam Bridge WIU WJPNUW ODOUV.” — HPNNR APNTUy. TAURUS (April 20-May 20) Som eone Pass down his spade ace and played to dum­ you'll be closely involved with today will my’s K-J. That left him with a trump The independence of the United SPECIAL NOTE! If rain, the antique show and sale will be held at Waddell School for 3025 Main Street 659-0162 PREVIOUS SOLUTION: "Only in show business could a guy with a C- do certain things that displease you. Opening lead: ¥ A loser in ad^tion to' his othdr losers, States is commemorated by a salute the convenience of both the public and thewlealers. If rain, the Strawberry Festival will mlnus average be considered an intellectual. " — Mort Sahl. But her good points are greater than to the Union — one gun for each state Junction of routes 2 Of 3 and the contract was set. Declarer be held inside the building at 146 Hartford Road. her faults. stKHild have cleaned out bis ears and — fired at noon on July 4. |g - MANCHESTER HERALD. Wednesday, June 18, 1986 MANCHESTER HERALD, Wednesday. June 18. 1986 - It Advice N.Y. Officials say there’s room for more at July 4 festival I 1 By Bethany Kondel "It’s unfortunate that people get day at a time because we have 300 terrorism were high, Abramson night. nium constructed at the adjacent The Associated Press it into their heads that there's no hotel rooms left; why get stuck says. The 829 rooms at the Vista Battery Park City. Long distance romancing room," said MacBean. "It hap­ with even one room?” says Gary "But now terrorism isn’t the International Hotel in lower Man­ Even in New York there are NEW YORK — Mayor Eklward I. pened in Los Angeles with the 1984 Abrannson, who runs the New York focal point in people's minds and hattan, right in the heart of all the some bargains left. City officials Koch has invited the world to come Olympics and tickets and hotel office of Flagship Travel, a Boston sales have picked up." he said. activity, has been booked solid for say there is room for thousands to New York for the Statue of rooms went begging.” tour operator. Carlos Giraldo, general man­ a year for Liberty week. more back-packers at Flushing Liberty centennial celebration on "If you call the Hilton and ask for Flagship signed up for 1,550 hotel ager of Meegan Services Inc., a In confirmation letters, how­ Meadows-Corona Park in the bo­ needs more than a promise the Fourth of July weekend, and a room, they'll tell you they’re rooms and started selling its July hotel reservation service at John ever, visitors are reminded that rough of Queens and recreational people are taking him up on It by booked for the week but there are 4th tours last January. Sales got off F. Kennedy International Airport, the hotel's rooms no longer have vehicles at South Midland Beach the thousands. still rooms available through tour to a slow start and were hit with estimates there are still 2,500 views of the Statue during the on Staten Island. They'll be wel­ DEAR put away, give away, throw away Yet despite the hordes of tourists operators,” herald Tuesday. cancellations in April after the rooms available in the metropoli­ last six months the views have come one time only from July 3 to6 ABBY: I am a or whatever. Moreover, in view of planning to converge on the city "We're letting people buy one Libyan bombing when fears of tan area, some as low as $60 a been obstructed by a new condomi­ for about $5 a night. 67-year-old the boss-employee relationship, to there still are rooms at the Inn, widow who just ask him to return it would be officials report. had her face; awkward and ill-advised. "It's a myth that the city is sold lifted, but it Dear Abby out for the Liberty events. It never was totally booked," says Jack wasn't that bad Abigail Van Buren DEAR ABBY: I recently gave a before. I have birthday party for my husband. On MacBean, a spokesman for the just.become the the invitation. I had printed: New York Convention and Visitors "girlfriend'' of Regrets Only (and my phone Bureau. an elderly gen­ number). Six couples did not Hundreds of thousands of vis­ Swimsuits take a dive! tleman who told respond. Naturally I assumed that itors areexpected in the city for the me that he is . they were coming and included weekend festivities, including the leaving me one-third of his assets, "fish cook" to put his promises in them in my count to my caterer. As ceremonial relighting oftheStatue which are considerable. writing. Otherwise, you are wast­ you know, one pays the caterer for of Liberty's torch by President I'll tell it like it is: He is very ing precious time and energy. each expected guest. The going Reagan, a fireworks show and an tight! Entertaining his girlfriend rate in this area is $7.50 per person, international pageant of tall ships. 2 0 '^«_4 0 ^» with lavish dinners and giving her so $90 went out of my pocket for expensive gifts are not his style. DEAR ABBY; I made a beauti-. "friends" who did not take the I live in Southern California and ful needlepoint picture as a birth­ trouble to let me know that they he lives alone in a big house 120 day gift for my husband's boss. were not coming. BHS miles north of here. 1 drive up to (I'll call him Mr. K.) I worked very What should I say to these visit him every weekend, and as hard to finish it and have it framed no-shows when I see them? Should soon as I arrive. I find myself in time for his party. I was very I say, "Oh, that's all right," when I honors flinging the vacuum cleaner disappointed when Mr. K. didn't feel that it is not ail right? our entire stock of 1986* around and doing his laundry. open his birthday presents during ANNOYED AND NAMELESS Abby. at 67. you can't clean all day the party. The next day he told my and be scintillating company in the husband our gift was "magnifi­ DEAR ANNOYED: If they men­ its tops evening, but I try. cent" and he would telephone me tion the party, say, "Since you He reminds me constantly that to thank me personally, which he didn't respond to my ‘regrets only' BOLTON — The following stu­ Swimsuits & he's leaving me one-third of his never did. invitation, we expected you." If dents were recently honored at an assets — the other two-thirds will A few months later we received a they then apologize, tell them they awards ceremony on June 6 at go to his married children who rather general printed "thank- missed a great party. Bolton High School. Cover-ups rarely come around. you" card. That was it! For those who do not know that if Valedictorian, Feroie Oeen; salutot- His latest idea of a "good time" To make matters worse, my they do not call to regret a catered orlon, Matthew Maynard; Third- ranking lenlor, William Kleeman; is flying to Seattle, staying in a husband was at Mr. -K.'s home affair, the hostess must pay for fourth-ranking senior, John Llebler; middle-class motel and cooking recently, and our needlepoint their plate, they know it now. and fifth-ranking senior, Jason fish! Can you think of anything picture had not been hung any­ Stephens. Others think a "regrets only" Students groduatlng with honors: more revolting? where. This hurt me because of all invitation means a mob is invited, Joy Alleman, Michelle Cloutier, Louro He's in very good health for 84 the time I had put into it — and the so if they don't show, they won't be Dufralne, Eric LorenzInI, Dlone Mon- • Jantzen and hopes to live forever. Do you expense was also considerable. nlno, Jack McLorney ond Kirsten missed. But that's not a legitimate Stoppleworth. think it's worth it? Sign me. If Mr. K. doesn't like it and isn't reason for ignoring the invitation. Outstanding service to Bolton High HIRED GIRL WHO TRAVELS going to hang it. we'd like to ha ve it School: John Roberts, Adorn Bush and • Catalina 120 MILES A WEEK back. How should we ask him? Andro Pinto. Problems? Write to Abby. For a Outstanding service to the senior FRUSTRATED IN FRESNO personal, unpublished reply, .send doss: Andro Pinto, Feroze Deen, a self-addressed, stamped enve­ Herald photo by Pinto Jennifer Flono and Eric LorenzInI. DEAR GIRL Before you swallow DEAR FRUSTRATED: When Yearbook dedication: AnnieGoonon • Robby Len lope to Abby, P.O. Box 38923. Family. these promises hook, line and you gave the gift to Mr. K.. it Hollywood, Calif. 90038. All corres­ Outstanding achievement In physical sinker, ask this penny-pinching became his property — to hang. pondence is confidential. education: Kim Treop ond Ronald Balance beams and balloons Moller. • Mainstream John Phillip Sousa oword; Harley Jamie McDonnell shares her balloon closing ceremonies at Patti Dunne Irontleld, Louro Dufralne and Lori Dean. with her mother, Mary Frances McDon­ School of Gymnastics on Monday. Notlonol High School Chorol Award; • Sandcastle Arnold Bogan, Paul Smith ond Gret- Cancer drugs not catching nell of Lake Street in Bolton, during chen Schur. ? Most Improved musician: Kevin Kilpatrick. • ^ ^ x a n n e Outstanding achievement and excel­ DEAR DR. would like a copy should send $1 lence in mathematics; grade 12, M at­ GOTT: I am plus their name and address to thew Maynard; grade 11, Peggie sexually in­ P.O. Box 2597, Cincinnati, OH Klekotka; grade 10, Donna LaCho- • Sirena Thoughts pelle; grode V, Kristie Klekotko. volved with a 45201. Be sure to mention the title Outstanding effort In publishing the man who is hav­ Bolton High School newspaper; Fe­ ing chemother­ Dr. Gott DEAR DR. GOTT: My husband roze Deen ond Kenneth Reiss. • Wearabouts fulfilling a place of service are through us. 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Colors /courses in preparation for the well as recipes for making deli­ ORIGINAL PRICE Asian Games Sept. 20-Oct. 5. MANCHESTER HERALD, Wednesday -Tune 18. 1986 - tl t» — MANCHESTER HERALD. Wednesday. June 18. 1986 Tax law provides dependency deduction for mom B U SIN ESS

each year, you could deduct $1,500 In this era of dency deduction for Mother? one of you can contribute singly against whatever is included in the record-high liv­ Good news: The tax law provides more than half your Mother’s law as it is finally passed. in 1986 and sero in 1987. Some support. 4) If you're the one who’s difference! ing costs, more a way for one of you to get the Meanwhile, under the Senate selected to take the exemption, you CAMRRinGE REPORTS and more sons exemption even though none of you Finance version of the new law, must contribute more than 10 Tax on bonds not transferable and daughters meets the support test. you deduct medical expenses only IMMEDIATE STRATEGY: To­ percent of support. 5) Anybody are getting to­ Sylvia to the extent that they exceed 10 tal up the medical and dental House Tax Reform Proposal else who gives more than 10 QUESTION: HH bonds and give the HH bonds to of income lax, is prohibited. Uncle gether to chip in TAX-SAVING MOVE: Set things percent of your adjusted gross expenses you’ve Incurred so far percent support must agree not to I have several our grandchildren, will the tax on Sam wants his bite out of Savings and help their up so that your family can tak e' income. That's to percent — this year. Then you can study what Congress is now considering a tax reform proposal that would lax Porter claim an exemption for Mother in Series E U.S. the interest that has accumulated Bond accrued interest. parents make advantage of a “ multiple support compared to today's 5 percent. In else may lie on the horizon. individuals at rates between 15% and 38% instead oMhe current the year you claim the exemption. Savings Bonds, on the E bonds be deferred until the ends meet. You agreem ent." It lets you and your brief, that's a 100 percent increase rates of up to 50%. The tax proposal would also lower the maximum Make certain that the person some dating HH bonds mature? . QUESTION: My mother died are glad to be brothers and sisters decide which in the floor for medical expense business lax rate from 46% to 36%. As a tradeoff for these lower Investors’ claiming jlother as a dependent "Sylvia Porter's New Money back to 1968. ■LJ If this is not allowed, is there a recently. She owned a large able to do it and of you can take the exemption. deductions. Book for the 80s,” 1,328 pages of rales, the proposal would eliminate or change many existing number of U.S. Savings Bonds, to have your And, of course, you can trade off actually pays the medical bills — The bonds are Guide way to give the E bonds without down to-earth advice on personal business and personal tax exemptions and deductions. Just from parents alive to help. the exemption so that over the and push as much as you can into So, if you have a $30,000 adjusted in my mother’s paying tax on the accumulated registered in her name. I am the money management, is available this description, do you favor or oppose this lax reform proposal? executor of her estate and all these But. as Eli J. Warach. senior contributing most of Mother's years everybody gets a chance to 1986. gross income in 1986 and again in name and my William A. Doyle interest? 1987, you could deduct medical through her column. Send $9.95 name. She bonds were willed to me. What vice president of Prentice-Hall support. But none of you individu­ claim it. Changes in the deductions for Favor 45% expenses that exceed $1,500 in 1986. plus $1 for mailing and handling to bought them ANSWER: There’s one short and procedure must I follow to cash the Information Services, who helped ally contributes more than half. The requirements: 1) Mother medical expenses well may turn 27% “ Sylvia Porter’s New Money Book Oppose while she was bonds? m e in developing these columns, The basic rule is that you get a must have received over half of her out to be one of the biggest negative but that floor would double and you unhappy answer to both your for the 80s.'' in care of this Don't know 29% working and the emphasized: “ This sometimes dependency deduction for Mother support from you and your broth­ factors in the new tax law. A could deduct medical expenses queries: “ No.” newspaper, P.O. Box 419150, Kan­ bonds have her Social Security ANSWER: You must provide a creates a major tax problem.” if you provide more than half of her ers and sisters. 2) Each of you separate column will go into the only to the extent they exceed Since your mother doesn’t want Whenever you change ownership sas City. Mo 64141. make checks number on them. of Savings Bonds from one living certified copy of your appointment For instance, say you and your support. must be able — except for whole subject of medical expenses $3,000 in 1987. to get hit with that tax bite, we’li payable to Andrews. McMeel & as executor or a court certificate brothers and sisters together are Does this mean that no one in the contributing half of her support — so that you can take steps in To illustrate, if you had $3,000 We would like to have my have to assume this will not be person to another, that’s a taxable Parker. and sign the request for payment family con claim a $1,080 depen­ to claim her as a dependent. 3) No advance to protect yourself Worth of unreimbursed expenses mother’s name removed and m'y done. In that case, she and you will event and federal income tax has son’s name put on. We do not want remain co-owners of those bonds. to be paid on the accrued interest. Form PD 1455 as “ (your name) to cash them now. because my After she dies, you will become This applies even when E and EE executor of estate of (your moth­ mother would have to pay income the sole owner of the bonds. At that bonds and U.S. Savings Notes are er’s name) deceased.” Service Notes tax on the interest that has built up point, you will be able to do exchanged for HH bonds. If the face amount of the Savings About Town on the bonds. That is what we are anything you like with the bonds. Lots of grandparents, parents, Bonds was $1,000 or less, you would Source Survey of the U S adult population by Cambridge Reports Cambridge. MA aunts, uncles and other adult trying to avoid. If my mother You will then be able to have them use Form PD 2488-1. PD stands for ' 1 ^6 Cambridge Reports inc Distributed by Kmg Features Syndicate relatives would like to transfer passes away, we want to be sure reissued in your name and your Bureau of the Public Debt. Nurses’ story published Model. John Hopkins University Center seeks Inman arrives In Alabama Vesho completes training either my son or I can cash the son’s name. You will become Savings Bonds to younger famiiy students with well-developed reasoning abilities, bonds. What can I do? responsible for the tax on the members. The motive is obvious. Local banks and other Savings An article about the Visiting Nurse and Home Care U.S. Air Force Capt. Gall R. Inman, daughter of Mr. Pvt. Nicholas J. Vesho, son of Arthur Vesho of 16 explains their specific aptitudes and options available bonds’ accrued interest. Youngsters often have iittle or no Bond issuing and paying agents and Mrs. Henry Robert of 142 Lydall St., has arrived Ferguson Road, has completed one station unit of Manchester was in the February issue of Caring to them and provides opportunities for their ANSW ER: Please don’t think other taxable income. If the kids have those forms on file. After the Magazine, the publication of the National Association for duty with the Air Force ROTC, Maxwell Air Force training at the U.S. Army Infantry School, Fort Conrail sale stalled intellectual development. I ’m being flip, but you will have to QUESTION: My wife and I cash the Savings Bonds, they pay proper form is filled out and for Home Care. The article and its pictures inciuded Base, Ala. Inman, an education and training officer, is Benning, Ga. wait for your mother to join the would like to give $40,000 of Series only a small income tax — or none signed, ft and the bonds will be sent the history of the local agency, its changing relations a 1978 graduate of Eastern Connecticut State choir silent to accomplish what you E U.S. Savings Bonds that we own at all. to a district Federal Reserve Bank Society celebrates Saturday University, with the community, discussion and examples of its have in mind. There is no legiti­ jointly toour fourgrandchildren. If That’s why a transfer of Savings or the Bureau of the Public Debt prografti and information on staff members. by feds, union says The Manchester Historical Society will hold the \ . mate way to transfer the federal we exchange the E bonds for Series Bonds .omong living persons, free and the bonds will be redeemed. Buckley honors Robert Thursday Cheney Historical District Festival Saturday from 10 WlochowskI finishes course income tax liability on accrued a.m. to 4 p.m. at the Cheney Homestead. 106 Hartford Bv George Lobsenz $1.9 billion offer for Conrail by savings bond interest from one Buckley School will honor Alice Robert at an open Road, and the Museum of Local History, on the cornv Holloway off to West Germany U.S. Army National Guard Private Jason B. United Press Internotlonol Norfolk Southern Corp., a major living person to another living of Cedar and Cooper Hiil streets. WlochowksI, son of Mr. and Mrs. MikeS. Wlochowski, eastern railroad and Conrail person. Hartford National signs agreement house Thursday from 3:30 to 5:30 p.m. at the school U.S. Arm y Spec. 4 Derrick C. Holloway, son of cafeteria. 250 Vernon St. Robert is retiring after 15 An exhibit. Businesses and Industries of North has completed one station unit training at the U.S. WASHINGTON - Numerous competitor. If you have those bonds reissued Mattye Davis of 54A Spencer St., has arrived for duty HARTFORD (AP) - Hartford be subject to adjustment based on 19 branches in Bristol and P ly­ years as an early childhood special education teacher. Manchester, will be shown at the museum. Admission Arm y Infantry School. Fort Benning. Ga. He is a 1984 railroads are willing to participate Although the Senate approved in your name and you son’s name, with the 8th Infantry Division. West Germany. National Corp. says it has signed a the market price of Hartford mouth counties in Massachusetts. She also has worked at Bowers and Martin schools. All is free. Manchester High Scjiool graduate. in a public stock offering to sell Norfolk Southern’s offer, key that will be a “ taxable event.” Hoiloway, an infantryman, is a 1984 graduate of definitive agreement to purchase National stock prior to closing. The addition gives Hartford Na­ form er students, parents, faculty and friends are Antiques will be displayed and sold on the grounds Conrail. but “ high-ranking’.’ ad­ House Democrats have blocked it. Because your mother’s Social Manchester High Schooi. First New England Bankshares Under the agreement, which is tional 217 offices and assets of invited. of Cheney Homestead. The homestead and the ministration officials have pre­ citing concerns over the anticom­ Security number is on those bonds, Corp. and the subsidiary bank of schoolhouse on its grounds wiil be open during the vented the plan from coalescing, a petitive impact of a Conrail- she will be required to report the still subject to approval of FNEB more than $10 billion, Hartford the Taunton. Mass.-based National said in a statement Students earn high SAT scores festivai. Admission to the grounds will be $2.25. Sherman graduates at Lackland railway union leader says. Norfolk Southern merger. accrued interest on her income tax shareholders and regulatory au­ At Cheney Hall parking iot. the fourth annual Marshall graduates in Texas Dole contends Conrail is not return and pay whatever tax company. thorities. FNEB will be operated announcing the deal. F ive Bennet Junior High School Grade 7 students strawberry festival will feature servings of straw­ U .S. Air National Guard Airman Glenn B. Sherman, Fred Hardin, president of the financially strong enough to applies. Atterthat, you or your son The agreement, announced as an independent subsidiary and Hartford National is the parent U.S. Airman Douglas G. Marshall, son of Mr. and scored high on the Scholastic Aptitude Test designed berry shortcake for $2.25 each, with profits to go to the son of Clarence Sherman of Rural Route 2, Andover, United Transportation Union, told prosper as an independent, — whoever’s Social Security Tuesday, calls for Hartford Na­ the name of its subsidiary bank — company of the Connecticut Na­ Mrs. Richard L? Marshall of 189 Shallowbrook Lane, for high school juniors and seniors. The students are: Lutzf'Chiidren’s Museum The Morgans, a foik group and Elaine Blair of Suffield. graduated from Air a House sul^ommittee Tuesday dividend-paying concern because number is put on the reissued tional to exchange shares of its First Bristol County National Bank tional Bank, the Arlington Trust Kristin L. Cyr, Todd M. Erickson. Sendia Kim. David specializing in sea chanteys, will perform from 1 to 3 Force basic training at Lackland Air Force Base, graduated from Air Force basic training at Lackland seven or more railroads have freight rail traffic in its Northea.st bonds — will be responsible for tax common stock currently valued at — will continue in use. Co. of Lawrence. Mass., and the Air Force Base. Texas. He is a 1984 graduate of Phillips and Kristin Trembley. The tests were p.m. The hall itself will be open, with an exhibit of Texas. He is a 1984 East Cntholic High School “ indicated a willingness” to buy and Midwest service area is in on interest that accrues in the $88.) million for 2.1 million shares First Bristol County National Provident Institution for Savings Manchester High School, administered by the John Hopkins Talent Search historic clothing inside. graduate. Conrail stock to ensure t he succe.ss irreversible decline. future. of FNEB slock. The exchange will Bank has $350 million in assets and in the Boston area. of a public offering providing the government anywhere from $1.6 C Philip Morris Inc. 1*}86 billion to $2.3 billion in proceeds. Births But he said administration offi- ciais — including some in the White House — have repeatedly tele­ Van Hoewyk, Andrew Walter, phoned the railroads to dissuade son of David and Susan (Medding) them from announcing their inter­ Van Hoewyk of 17 Bond St., was est in a stock sale of the born May 29 at Manchester. Mem­ BTA^^RSUGHg^ government-owned freight rail orial Hospital. The maternal carrier. grandparents are Mr. and Mrs. “ Everytim e we get them (the Walter Medding of Tuftonboro, railroads) almost to the kitchen N.H.. The baby has a brother. door, somebody calls them and Douglas. 10. and a sister, Karen. 3. they run aw ay," Hardin told a free in every pack House subcommittee on com­ Pajot, Daniel Joseph, son of merce, transportation and Brian F. and Michelle (Cloutier) tourism. Pajot of 89 Henry St., was bom Hardin refused to identify the June 3 at Manchester Memorial officials making the phone calls, Hospital. The maternal grandpar­ but said they were powerful No enough to persuade the railroads to Other ents are Mr. and Mrs. Joseph Cloutier of 44 Kensington St. The call off a scheduled appearance paternal grandparents are Mr. and Tuesday at the House hearing. Mrs. Francis Pajot of South Hardin said the railroads in­ Windsor. The baby has a sister, cluded CSX. Union Pacific. Bur­ Renee. 23 months. lington Northern. Santa Fe. lilinois Central Gulf. Grand Trunk West­ bonhercon Jacobs, Shelby Rose, daughter ern and Chicago & North Western. of Cheryl (Hale) and Howard “ The railroads have even con­ Jacobs Jr. of 766 Hillstown Road, tracted to have... a spokesman who was bom June 2 at Manchester can speak for them with some Memorial Hospital. The paternal authority." ■ Hardin said. “ They grandparents are Mr. and Mrs. are all interested” fill these Howard Jacobs of 742 Hillstown Hardin said his union’s plan Road. The maternal grandmother called for the railroads to have is Mrs. Louva Hale of St. Johns- stock interests in Conrail. but no r bury, Vt. The baby has a sister. say in Conrail operations. Kelly. 9. At least one railroad confirmed f interest in Conraii. Ron Raimenn, shoes. Campbell, Christopher William, vice president for corporate af­ son of Scott R. and Beverly fairs for Buriington Northern, said (Burbank) Campbell of 120 School the raiiroad had attended prelimi­ St. was born June 3 at Manchester nary discussions on a Conrail sale Memorial Hospital. The maternal plan. grandparents are Mr. and Mrs. A public offering of Conrail stock Melvin Burbank of East Hartford. M has been opposed by Transporta­ The paternal grandparent is / tion Secretary Elizabeth Doie, who Hideko Campbell, also of East ^ /^l a y e r s has urged Congress to approve a Hartford. f 25 of the finest Ketterer, Timothy Coleman Jr., son of Timothy C. and Denise M. I to r the price Singer to cut (Poudrier) Ketterer of 187 Homes­ tead St,, was born June 8 at Manchester Memorial Hospital. about 60 jobs The maternal grandparents are / Mr. and Mrs, Leo J. Poudrier of 15 STAMFORD (AP) - About 60 Candlewood Drive. The paternal people will lose their jobs in the grandparents are Mr. and Mrs. next few months at the Singer Co. John L. Ketterer of Trenton, N.J. headquarters due to continued restructuring, the company has LaBombard, Michelle Ann, announced. daughter of Dennis J. and Mary E. > The jobs are being eliminated (Raboin) LaBombard of 21S-F because of the company’s moves to Tudor Lane, was born June S at separate its sewing and furniture Manchester Memorial Hospital. businesses from its high- The maternal grandmother is technology and defense busi­ Elizabeth Raboin of Bristoi. The nesses. the company said in a paternal grandparents are Mr. and statement Tuesday. Mrs. James LaBombard of Bristol. “ When you.create more focused businesses you eliminate complex­ Lurate, Courtney DeSimone, ity.” company spokesman Tom daughter of John and Diane Elliott said. “ You don’t have to (DeSimone) Lurate of 6 Chester K ings & 1001s have as many people to coordinate • Drive, was bom June 7 at Man­ Regul^and Menthol things between the diverse chester Memorial Hospital. The elements.” maternal grandparents are Mr. Affected employees will receive and Mrs. Rocco DeSimone of 46 severance pay. increased pension Fulton Road. The paternal grand­ benefits if they are eligibie for What makes First Federal merging, we’re growing right in parents are Mr. and Mrs. Ray­ retirement and a variety of coun­ unique? It’s more than just a your area. mond Lurate of Hartford. The First Fedeial Savings seling services to aid those search­ larger-than-life, 65,000 lb* So if you’re looking for a bank baby has two brothers, Michael, 6, ing for new jobs, the company said. and Ryan, 4W. Singer earlier this year an­ feathered spokesperson. It’s the that’s big on service, look to the nounced plans to form an inde­ fact that we’re that rare breed of bank with a spokesperson that T/^ Ea^ anmigbanb Padlck, AHsoa Maiie, daughter pendent company with its sewing community bank — big enough of Gregory J. and Patricia A, wears a 48 EEEEEEE. First business and related furniture to offer all the services you need, Federal Savings of East Hartford. East Harllord. Glastonbury. South Glastonbury. Manchester, (Swords) Padick of 2137 South St., manufacturing operations. The Vernon. Rockville and South Windsor " ‘^ iTnoT*'' Coventry, was born May 30 at spinoff is expected to be completed small enough tq provide the The Eagle among banks. Manchester Memorial Hospital. this summer. Elliott said. personal service you deserve. ‘ Average weight before breakfast. Visit him The maternal grandparents are ■ ■! The need for empioyees at And while flocks of banks are in our lobby and see for yourself. After he Mr. and Mrs. John P. Swords of Singer headquarters has also been eats, please! Stamford. The paternal grand­ reduced by the sale of the com­ mother is Jennie P. Padick of pany's controls division, which / Meriden. The baby has a sister. SURGEON GENERALS WARNING: SmokinQ makes products such as switches Caitlin, 3. for eiectric windows in automo­ By Pregnant Women May- Result in Fetal biles. That division had saies last Mlr't. suggested pricing besed on lull-price brends. year of more than $145 million. 6 The U.S. Coast Guard was Injury, Premature Birth, And Low Birth Weight. percent of the company’s totai. established in 17W. Kings: 10 mg "lar,'' 0.8 mg nicotine - lOO's: 12 mg "ter" 0.0 mg nicotine ev. per cigarette by FTC method. h ,

I MANCHESTER HERALD, Wednegday, June 18. 1986 - M « — MANCHESTER HERALD. Wednesday, June 18. 1986 CLASSIFIED ADVERTISING 643-2711 TAG SALE SIGN Are things piling up? Then why not have a TAG SALE? Notices Business Property...... 25 Entertainment...... 53 Form Supplies and Equipment.... 80 Resort Property ...... 26 Office/Retall Equipment ...... 81 The best way to announce it is with a Herald Tag Sale Bookkeeplng/lncome Tax ...... 54 RATES; 1 to 5 days; 90 cents per line per day. Lott/Found ...... 01 Mortpaaes ...... 27 Carpentry/Remadellng...... 55 Recreational Equipment...... 82 Personals...... 02 Wanted to B u y ...... 28 Boats and Marine Equipment.....83 6 to 19 days: 70 cents per line per day. Classified Ad, When you place your ad, you’ll receive Palntlng/Paperlng...... 56 20 or more days: 60 cents per line per day. Announcements...... 03 Raofing/Sldlno...... 57 Musical Items...... 84 Auctions...... 04 Rentals Flaarlng...... 58 Cameras and Photo Equipment... 85 Minimum d w rw ; 4 linm. O N E TAG S A LE SIGN F R E E , compliments Of The Herald. Flnonclol...... 05 Electrical ...... 59 Peh and Supplies ...... 86 Rooms for Rent...... 31 Heatlng/Plumblng...... 60 Miscellaneous for Sale ...... 87 D RADLIN RS; For classified advertisements to Employment ft Education Apartments far Rent...... 32 Miscellaneous Services...... 61 Tag Sales...... 88 be published Tuesday through Saturday, the STOP IN AT OUR OFFICE, 1 HERALD SQUARE, MANCHESTER Condominiums far Rent...... 33 Services Wanted...... 62 Wanted to Buv/Trade ...... 89 deadline Is noan on the day before publication. Help Wanted...... 11 Homes for R ent...... 34 For advertisements to be published Mondov, Situation Wanted ...... 12 Store/OffIce Space...... 35 the deadline Is 2:30 p.m; on Friday. Business Opportunities...... 13 Resort Property ...... 36 Merchandise Instruction...... 14 KIT ‘N’ CARLYLE ®by Larry Wright______Industrial Property...... 37 Holiday/Seasonal...... 71 Automotive ROOMS Employment Services...... 15 RRA D YOUR AD. Classified advertisements are HD Miscellaneous for Rent...... 38 Antlaues and Collectibles...... 72 Cars for Sale ...... 91 token by telephone os a convenience. The FOR RENT 0 3 FURNITURE Roommates W anted...... 39 Clothing ...... 73 Trucks/Vans lor Sale ...... 92 SERVICE DIREQORY Manchester Herold Is responsible for only one Real Estate Wanted to R e n t...... 40 Furniture...... 74 CanVpers/Trallers...... 93 Incorrect Insertion and then only for the size of Large, furnished room TV/Stereo/Appllances...... 75 Motorcycles/Mopeds...... 94 near bus and shopping. Homes for Sale ...... 21 the original Insertion. Errors which do not M l F A m n N S / MISCELLANEOUS Machinery and Toals...... 76 Auto Services...... 95 lessen the value of the advertisement will not Furnished kitchen availa­ MISCELLANEOUS Condominiums tor Sale...... 22 Services CHILDCARE o » l PAPERING SERVICES Lawn and Garden...... 77 Autos-to^ Rent/Lease...... 96 be corrected by an additional Insertion. ble. 647-9288. Leave name, King - Sized bed. Firm SERVICES H iKGog ve 6m , OF (mTmoOj Bei^iUM, Uots/Land for Sale...... 23 Child Care...... 51 Good Things to E a t ...... 78 Miscellaneous Automotive...... 97 phone and when to reach. mattress. Two twin box WRO CprtftCDtrte W H OFNAPcteN BcHARMafe- Investment Property ...... 24 Cleaning Services...... 52 Fuel OII/Coal/FIrew ood...... 79 Wanted to B u v /T ra d e ...... 98 Commerclol Polntlno springs. Frame. Excellent A. Henry Personalized WET BASEMENTS? OO^-t PRI(*.T£> ^ ROltoOS WTH6. condition. Will be sold Controctors-lnterlor and Lawn Care-Complete exterior painting. 20 years APARTMENTS with 2 complete sets of w ill da babysitting In my lawn core and londscap- sheets, 1 bedspread. All LIcented Manchastar In business. Fully Insured. Ino. Free estimates, fully We’ll correct all your HOMES FOR RENT for $220, or best offer. Free Estimates. 742-8628. water problems. n r i H D M E S r r i N D M E S lianw. (Verplonck Schoal Insured, all work guaran­ rS T lL O S T IZII fdr s a l e 643-8082, evenings 8, wee­ Araa), C oll M«-3793. teed, senior citizens dis­ Free estimates and [ i D HELP WANTED FDR SALE l ^ F D R SALE East Hartford, older gen­ kends. Keep trying!. LHU a n d f d u n d O D HELP w a n t e d HELP WANTED H i ] HELP WANTED counts. 647-1349. written guarantee. Forest Hills-Large 4 bed- tleman, 2 room efficiency, CARPENTRY/ I ELECTRICAL Hairstylist (2) Full time. Aide needed for male E U R E K A III Just llsted- Manchester- New listing room, 2V} bath colonial on all utilities, share a bath. Large Italian Provenclal Hawkes Tree Service — Hatchways, founda­ Lost 3 colored grey and Window cleaners. Must $72 weekly. 647-0069. 25 Inch Magnovox Color REMODELING white Cat. Answers to be experienced. Steady Clients waiting. No follow­ Quads personal care. AM Super 4 family to live-ln or $117,000. Beautiful Con­ cul-de-sac. First floor Bucket Truck a Chipper. tions, cracks, gravity dominium In very desira­ TV Console $99.00. 646- Dumas Electric — Having TOOH, Lost Laurel St. work, good pay with FiELD HOCKEY ing necessary. Call Com­ and P M hours. 643-0605. for Investment. 4 rooms In family room with fire­ Electrical Problems? Stump Removal. Free Es­ feeds, tile lines, dry mand Performance of each apartment. Newer ble areal One bedroom, place, roomy eot-ln- Manchester-4 rooms, with 1830.n Parrand Ramadalino — timates. Special consider­ are a. C a ll 646-2312, fringe benefits. Call 649- stove, $500 monthly, se­ Cablnats, raaflng, gut- -Heed o large or a small .wells, sump pumps, Reward. 5334. COACH Manchester. Ask for Counselors for girls resi­ roof, windows, gutters large Iving room with kltchen, spacious dining Repoir? We Specialize In ation tor Elderly and Hon- Carol. 643-8339. and exterior paint, fenced fireplace, fully ap- room. A real find for curity deposit, call after 2 Captains Chairs Ethan tart. yaam additlant, dlcopped. 647-7553. window wells anci The Manchester dent camp In Stafford 6pm. 649-8365. Allen Maple $85.00 negoti­ dtcki. all types at renta- Residential Work. Joseph Lost Cat. 6 month old Laundry. Immediate op­ Springs, Ct. Call 684-7821 yard. Owner occupied for pllanced and all furnish­ $159,900. Joyce G. Epstein drainage lines. Board of Education Is able. Call 646-6665.0 detlng and rapairt. F R E E Dumas. Fully Licensed. female. Grey and black ening for person willing to Delivery Person. Full or 677-2667 for application. many years. Offered at ings are Included I Move- Real Estate, 647-8895.0 Free Estimates. 646-5253. OVER 40 YEARS seeking a field time. Steady Em ploy­ $179,900. Jackson 8, Jack- In condition! Unfinished One Bedroom Apartment attlmotes. Fully Insured. Delivering clean form stripes. Lost near Notch work noon-4pm. Mon-FrI Manchester Basement Twin box springs for sole- Telei^ane 643-6017, after loam; 5 yards $75 plus tax. EXPERIENCE. RE­ Rd. In Bolton. Answers to and alternate weekendts. hockey coach at ment. Time and Vj after 40 son Real Estate, 647-8400. second floor with room Swimming Instructors for 3 Bedroom Colonial. 18V} and parking, first floor. llke new-Call 643-9206, $20 6pm, 647-8509. HEATING/ Also sand, stone, and the name Skippy. Re­ Excellent starting rate. Manchester High hours. Paid holidays, va­ girls resident ' comp In for expansion, coll today FERENCES. State Brand New Listing!!! for a private showln- by 12V} fireplaced living $410. Security Required. each.D gravel. Call 643-9504. ward. 647-1371. For additional Informa­ School. Start August cation and Insurance. Stafford Springs, Ct. Call Indeaandent Construc­ PLUMBING Registered. Fully in­ Flexible hours. Imme­ Very clean 3 bedroom gl I Realty World," 646- room. Dining room, 649-2871. tion, call Manchester 1986. Must be certi­ 684-7821 or 677-2667 for Maple coffee table. Excel­ tion Co. Oanarol Contrac­ sured. ALBERT Manor, 646-0129. diate opening. Apply Man­ application. ranch In quiet family 7709.O newer kitchen with micro- Fogarty Brothers — Ba­ Bookeeping fullcharge 14 fied and qualified. wave, nice hardwood 5 Room Apartment 2nd lent condition $60. Call tors. custom home build­ years experience for ZUCCARO WATER­ chester Tobacco 8) Candy neighborhood In Tolland. ing and romodallng. throom remodeling; In- TRUCKS/VANS MISCELLANEOUS Salar,y range, Company, 299 Greeen Rd., First floor family room, Superb 10 room contem­ floors, wolk-ln attic, IV} floor. Available July 1. after 5:00pm. 646-7309.a small business. Write C a PROOFING, Hart­ Easy Assembly Work! Babysitter Wanted. Mon­ Busline, heat Included. tiding) excavation, etc. stollatlon water heaters, FOR SALE HD AUTOMOTIVE I PERSONALS $714.00 per 100. Guaran­ $1,430-$1,870. Send Manchester. fireplace, full basement, porary — Dream kitchen, baths, 2 porches. $140,000. garbage disposals; faucet N Bookieeolng, 47 Teresa day thru Friday, 10am to 4 bedrooms, 3V} baths, $550 per month. Keith Swival Rocker, brown, Coll 4564M65 or 456-7215. Rd., Manchester, CT. ford 563-3006 or teed payment. No Sales. applications and re­ fully Insulated. Pretty set­ 647-8030. repairs. 649-4539. Vlsa/M- Part or Full Time. Wee­ 2pm. Please call after ting! Offered at $115,900. professional dark room. Real Estate 646-4126. upholstered, good condi­ Carpentry ond remodel- Manchester 646- 1977 Chevv Pickup-V} Ton Ladder rack fits von. $60. Reassure that special Detalls-Send stomped en- sumes to Mike Sim­ 6:00, 646-9788. tion, $25. 643-5336.0 osterCord occepted. someone of your love by knlghts 2 to 19pm and/or Jackson 8, Jackson Rea! In-law apartment. Secur­ Ing tarvicat — Complete 3361. with extra heavy springs, Coll 649-9567.0 yelope: ELAN-173, 3418 Manchester In nice loca­ telling the whole world , Ft. Pierce, mons. Athletic Direc­ weekends. Flexible $4.00 Estate, 647-84^f______ity alarm. Snuggled on 1 REAL ESTATE home repairs ond remo­ 6 cylinder, 7800 miles, 8 tor. Manchester High to start. Self serve snack Part Time Sales Person. over 1 acre with view of tion, with secluded yard. Maple Oval Drop leaf deling. Quality work. Ref­ MISCELLANEOUS Also, dampness- toot bed, power stearing Ladder rock fits von $60 how much you love them FL., 33482. WANTED dinette table and 2 chairs. with the Manchester He­ School. 134 E. Middle shop attendent. Call Atlas Immediate opening for East Hartfo/d- Price Re- pond and nature. Every $595 plus utilities. Call erences. licensed and in­ | 2 l | SERVICES D a D Landscaping. Vaca­ -proofing. Concrete and power brakes. firm. Coll 649-9567 otter Original cost over $500. tion cuttings, hedge trlm- rald. Call the classified Clerical - Full time office Tpke., Manchester. Birch HIM. 644-3610. year round work, Thurs­ duced! $81,900. Owner amenity possible. Call for 529-0299. sured. Coll 6464165. walls and floors. AM /FM . $2,100. 742-5054. 4:30.d day nights and Saturday a wants sale of this versatile full details. $295,000. Wanted to buy a house tor Now $200 firm. 643-6801. mlong, Prunings, flower department today and position 40 hours a week, CT 06040. EOE. $76,000 thru CHFA In Man­ Odd lobs. Trucking. place your personal mes­ Monday thru Friday, 8am Reliable energetic person must. Weekday hours home I It can be used as o Strano Real Estate, 647- Manchester-Cozy 2 bed­ a shrub Plantings. Free INVITATION TO BID «M4 also available. Apply Dia­ chester or Coventry. No room with bullt-ln micro- PAINTWe/ Home repairs. You name estimates. Call 659-2436 CAMPERS/ sage. 643-2711, 8:30am to to 4pm. Reliability and wanted to help with resi­ home, an office, or both! 7653. a TV/STEREO/ It, we do It. Free esti­ “XUSTODIAL SUPPLY* mond Showcase, Man­ Features 3 bedrooms, Real Estate Agents wave and nice yard. $495 PAPERING after 5:30pm. TRAILERS The Board of Education, 110 5:00pm. accuracy Important. Ex­ Dietary Manager ­ dential cleaning. Bonding mates. Insured. 643-0304. Long HIM Drive, East Hart­ and Insured. Call collect chester Parkade. very large yard, detached New Listing-Investors Please. 647-1105. plus utilities. Call 529-0299. APPLIANCES Double A Fence Co. Ex­ perience using adding ma­ ant for SNS/ICF. Part Dream. 3 family on nice Odd Jobs-Palntlng, win­ pert stockade and rail ford, Ct., will receive sealed To JGF: I fell for U with chine, typing skills help­ time yariable hours in­ 651-9846. garage In rear Is In need of Nome vour own price — 1981 Coleman Poo-Up. bids for "CUSTODIAL SUP­ repairs. Home needs mi­ lot In Vernon. Completely Centered Acreage Monchester-Large, quiet, Panasonic Upright Va­ Lawn core, driveways dow cleaning, hedge- fencing, repair or Installa­ Sleeps 8, excellent condi­ PLIES". Bid Information feelings. At times I can't ful. Apply In person. cluding some weekends. Wanted. For residential Father and ton. Fast, sealed, special weekly tion. Call Tony Albert. figure her out. She Is Bookeepter. Apply In per­ HOMES nor TLC and some paint. remodeled Inside and out. 1 bedroom apartment, cuum — With attach­ depsndable service. /lown cutting. Call Mark tion. Many Extras. Ask­ and specifications ore ovoll- Prague Shoe jCompany, Experience preferred but Shows positive cash flow development either single summer rate. Manches­ 649-5695 anytime. 649-9906. oble at the Business Office. trying to get to me^'That 200 Pitkin Street East son. The Andrew Ansoldl Really a great opportun­ available July 1, near bus ments, bags 8i extra belt. 7 Painting. Paperhanging ing $3,195. 649-5005. will train qualified appli­ FOR SALE with an assumable mort­ family or condominium. to Hartford and 1-84. Air ter/Bolton. Call 647-0467. Sealed bids will be received I'm not afraid to show my Hartford. cants possessing dietary Company, 186 Bldwell St., ity in hard to find price months old. $50. Good a Removal, Call 646-5761. until 2:00 o.m, Thursday July range. Call today or It gage. Klernan Realty, 649- Call 346-4216. conditioning, hardwood condition. Call 646-3245 feelings. I do not, who to manager certificate. Manchester. MOTORCYCLES/ 3 ,19M at which time they wjll choose that I know she Is All real estate advertised may be too late.! Realty 1147. floors, appliances. $450 after 5pm. be oubMcIv opened and reed Administratlye Assistant - (CDM). Excellent hourly In the Manchester Herald aloud. The Board o( Educa­ tedious. With Love, Growing company seek­ World, 646-7709.D Includes heat and hot MOPEDS wage and benefit pack­ Is subject to the federal Manchester 2 family 5-5 3 water, no pets, call 644- tion reserves the right to ac­ Admirer. ing qualified person with I ROOMS cept or relect'onv or oil bids age. Apply In person or Tired of Working Fair Housing Act of 1968, bedroom west side of 9113. \ m H THINGS yerbal skills, responsibili­ send resume to Meadows Huge Master •— Manches­ FOR RENT MISCELLANEDUS Suzukl-Enduro, 1972, runs or the right to waive techni­ for Someone Else? which makes It Illegal to town. Needs some work. TO EAT great, $250. Phone 643- cal formalities It It Is In the ties include group Insu­ Manor, 333 Bldwell St., advertise any preference, ter, $108,900. "L y d a ll $136,900. Klernan Realty, I FDR SALE rance, administration Woods" Williamsburg 3 Bolton-Charming 2 room 8502. best interest to do so. Monchester, Ct., 06040. Here's your chance to limitation or discrimina­ 649-1147. Room for rent. Kitchen country apartment for Richard A. Huot personnel records and of­ attention M. Burdick, Die­ bedroom Colonial Includ­ 1969 Volvo. 144 Automatic. Director mANNOUNCEMENTS be in business for tion based on race, color, priveledges, on busline, July 15th occupancy. $375 Diapers $4.50 per package 1974 Kawasaki 175-Good fice supplies Inyentory tary Manager. religion, sex or national ing 12X22 living room/dln- East Hartford-92,500. $150. or best offer. Coll Business Services ond purchasing. Salary yourself — without in­ close to center of town month rental Includes util­ of to Adult Medium for 1982 Buick Skylark. One Condition, low mileage, 039-06 vesting a nickel of your origin, or an Intention to Ing area. 1st floor family Roomy Dutch Colonial 649-4908. Emergency? In Manches­ $250-S320 weekly depend­ room and laundry. Many 646-7066. ities. Prefer single per­ Chaponis Brothers. Clark men or women. Coll 644- owner, very good condi­ $200 or best offer. 875-5079. Truck Driyers Wanted. 2-5 own money. Call make any such prefer­ featuring 6 large rooms, son. NO pets. Lease and ter, dial 911 for fire, ing on experlence.'Please years experience. Call condominium features Street South Windsor. 0348.D tion, 4 door, 6 cylinder, LEGAL NOTICE police, medical help. ence, limitation or dis­ IV} baths and garage. Female Only. Large fur­ I security deposit required. 1982 Cellco GT Alpine. call for an appointment 677-2626. Dan Ricard - 563-8041 crimination. The Herald with your own lot and Perfect for those looking Pick vour own strawber­ AM#M cassette with eq. standard transmission, nished room with kitchen I Call 643-7427. Color computer 2 TRS-80, 1978 Pontiac Grand Prix. olr conditioning, power MISCELLANEDUS Auction will be held under 8:30 am to 12:30pm will not knowingly accept very low maintenance for a good buy ond are priveledges and utilities. ries. Containers fur­ New brakes & tires. $4,500. Connecticut State General Prague Shoe Company, fee. IV} baths, garage, 16k, basic, excellent con­ Air condition, power steering, power breaks, Reliable Babysitter Mutual of Omaha any advertisement which willing to out In some On bus line. Call 647-9813. 4 Rooms For Rent. Heat, nished. Open from 8am- steering, power brakes, Coll 659-2436. no AUTDMDTIVE Statutes Section 14-150 tor Administrative Office, Needed. Monday thru Fri­ built In 1985. D.W. Fish • » — 8pm or until picked out. dition. $90, 646-4995.D rear defrost, tilt, cruise, auction of abandoned Con Equal Opportunity Company M/F Is In violation of the law. TLC. Lot of house for the hot water, appliances, se­ new transmissloi., shocks 282-9074. day mornings only. Realty, 643-1591 or 871- No children under 14 ye­ 1973 Ford LTD-AIr, good AM/FM stereo cassette, necticut State Motor Vehi­ price. Joyce G. Epstein R E M O V E G REA SE and curity deposit, no dogs. Fur piece, 4 skins, light and rear springs. $2,000 or 2 New Heads complete for cles at: HELP WANTED Month of July. Broad St. Five Family. Beautiful 1400. □ Real Estate, 647-8895.0 rust from outdoor metal ars of age allowed In field. condition. $700 or best wire wheels. $2995. 649- GM torgetmoster 350 en­ Call 643-1035. mink, all faces, feet In­ best offer. 646-8787 or Bud's Motor Soles JHorne health assistant area. Call 646-3867. modern units In an Infla­ furniture the easy way. Pleose call 528-5741 for offer. 646-3859 after 3261. gine. $75 each. 649-2287.0 part time. Room and Nice — Manchester latest picking tact, excellent condition. 649-3467 after 6om, 276 Hartford Rood Part Time Inserters Laborer for Pipeline Con­ tion hedging business When you have some­ Just dip a cloth In turpen­ 2 Bedroom Flat-heat and 4:30.pm ___ Manchester, Conn. 06040 . board, plus salary, to fake Carpenters-Would you $105,000. Gambolottl built Information. $35. 643-6526.0 wanted. Coll 647-9946, ask struction. Must have zoned location! Must See! thing to sell, find a cash tine and rub the metal hot water, carpeted, all on July 21, 1986 at 10:30 A.M. for Bob. care' of 2 elderly people. like a good paying lob? If "We guarantee our Colonial with bullt-lns ga­ Ask for Denise, 649-9453. transpartatlon and be de­ lore. 2 bedrooms Includin buyer the easy way... with until spots disappear. To appliances, air condi­ StrawberrIes-PIck vour Slight Point Damage. Following vehicles to be auc­ you are experienced In all pendable. Top wages houses". Blanchard 8, Ro- a low-cost ad In Classi­ tioned ore: phases of commercial 12X17 master. 12x20 fire- sell Idle Items the easy tioner. Coll 649-1595. own of Lombardo's Berry Flashing arrow signs paid. 649-6087. seHo 646-2482. fied. 643-2711. wav, use a low-cost ad In $299! Lighted, non-arrow F37YCR03917 Driyer-Gasollne Tanker. work, rough to finish, with placed living room. I'/z Basket, 340 Forest ST„ 1973 Ford Dump Truck Part Time Typist Must haye Class I License a minimum of 3 years baths, garage. Nicely classified. East Hartford (Off of $279. Unllghted $249! Babysitter needed In my Gracious Colonlal-Thls (Free Letters!) Few left. JKY185F501301 Flexible hours - word and a clean driying re­ experience call Kim at classic home has 3 gener­ landscaped yard. D.W. I HOMES Forbes St.) Open from 1975 G.M.C. Wagon cord. Benefits: 5 paid 229-6556. home days for 2 girls ages Fish, 643-1591 .a ILOTS/LAND 8:30am to 8pm, 7 days a See Locally. 1 (800) 423- processing experience 4 and 5. Summer only. Call ous bedrooms, IVj baths, ILOTS/LAND I FOR RENT 0163, anytime. JCD1471525322 holidays and paid yaca- den, Florida room and FOR SALE week. Free containers. 1977 G.M.C. Pick UD preferred, but will train. tlon. Year round work, after 4:30. 647-7621. Rare Find...Distinctive 5 FOR SALE FREE Hair Stylists and Suoeryl- much more! We Guaran­ Call 569-7216 for not seasonal. Call Mon­ bedroom Garrison Colon­ Glastonbury 2 bedroom 042-06 Call 649-5277. sors Wanted-For busy tee our Homes! Blan­ house with complete In­ Information. day thru Friday, 243-5457. salon In Vernon, part time Grit Blaster. Mechani­ ial on private 6.8 acre lot! cally Inclined Individual chard 8. Rossetto Real law apartment, 521-5234. INVITATION TO BID or full time. Flexible Estate, 646-2482.0 The grounds and yard Manchester Insurance Part Time Drivers helper hours. No following ne­ to mask In Air Craft parts. surrounding this home I RECREATIONAL Sealed bids will be received moving furniture. 647-1717 Experience preferred but must be seen to be apprle- Manchester-3 bedrooms, in the General Services' of­ agency has an opening for cessary. Call Manager. Superior Manchester In- SOUTHWEST NH appliances, $675 per I EQUIPMENT fice, 41 Center St., Manches­ o part time secretary. after 1:30. 875-0588. will train It necessary. cloted. Truly a nature Apply between 9am and yestment. Immaculate month. Security, No Pets. 40 YEARS Classified Ad ter, CT until 11:00o.m. on the lover's paradise! There Typing and telephone vinyl sided 4-6 two family 9 Acres - $16/900 647-9137. 20 Inch. Little Ladles bike, dote shown below for the fol­ skills are important. Insu­ Attendant-For busy full Computer-Typist Opera­ 2pm. Flanagan Brothers. are two large, cleared lowing: 633-9474. house. The second floor blue. $35.00 tel. 643-6913.0 rance and computer skills serylce gas station. Mon- tor. 50 to 60 W PM and apartment has 3 bed­ areas that are lust waiting J U N E 27, 1986- experience helpful but not • doy thru Friday, 3pm to diyersifled duties. E.Hart­ tor you to plant your own CONN. RIVER VALLEY IN THE (1) S A L E & R E M O V A L O F Babysitter Needed. M a­ rooms plus a small study! essential. 649-2891. 8pm. Apply In person ford location. Excellent Recent heating system, gardens, home Is sur­ I STORE AND Fill out coupon below (one word' per space) and mail: TWB e r compartment Barry's Texaco, 318 working conditions and ture woman to look after rounded by tall pines, and IBOATS/MARINE 7^AST OF COUPS two girls age 6 8, 7 In my bath and kitchen. Nicely I OFFICE SPACE SAWMILL RO. Management Trainee. Adams St., Manchester. benefits. For a dependa­ treed lot with 2 cor gar­ Is lust a beautiful setting! Beautifully wooded parcel over­ I EQUIPMENT (2) R E B ID - F U R N ISH 8. Entry level position for ble person with Interest In Andoyer home, on Mon­ The home features o mas­ MAKING Clearly state name of item and phone number in ad. days, 8am-5:30pm. Call age! This home fits our looking Connecticut River Valley. Manchester - Downtown INSTALL NEW ambitous Individual. secure position. Contact ter bedroom with Its own 16 foot Mad River canoe, HYDRAULIC LIFT AT after 7pm, 742-5486. town's slogan of "The retail or office space, 1750 Price must be included. POLICE GARAGE Company has profit shar­ Full time tellers between 8:30am and 12:00 City of Village Charm". both and a total of 3 full Near lakes and ski areas. Town paddles Included. Used baths, family room with square feet. 668-1447. (3) TOW N E N V E L O P E S ing program and both needed. Will train. noon, Monday thru Fri­ Offered In the $140's... We four times. Excellent con­ m i ran W e J U L Y 3, 1986- day. Mrs. Palmer, 289- wet bar, oak staircase, maintained road with utilities. One item only per ad. local and national growth Apply 923 Main St., guarantee our homes!... For Rent-2,000 square feet dition. $800. Please call (1) C H E M IC A L S opportunities. 649-4563. 9576. Blanchard 8, Rossetto 646- barnboard panelling and Located only 20 minutes from 1-91. 643-4942 after 6pm or 647- The Town of Manchester Is Manchester. 646- much natural woodwork, In Industrial Section of Do not use abbreviations. on equal oooortunitv em­ 2482. Manchester, near 1-84. 9946 8:30 - 5:30. Ask for ployer, and requires on affir­ Painter 8> Helper. Good 1700. EOE. Waitress and Cook Manager, Assitant Man­ an enclosed sun porch Two hours from Manchester. Ex­ Bob. Wanted. All shifts, part ager and Cashier for high with woodstove, fantastic Concrete floor, overhead mative action poMcv for oil of wages for hard working Do Drop In....To make an door, buss bar, office, coll Its Contractors and Vendors dependable person. 246- time and full time. Apply yolume self-serye gas sta- home for a large and cellent terms available. Call owner 1985 S-10 Blazer 2x2. Auto os o condition of doing busi­ appointment with us to 646-7804. 16 foot Day Cruiser with trons, AftA-FM radio, olr NO Pet, Garage, Tag Sale or Commercial ads 7101 9am-4pm. Commission driyers In person. Luigi's649-5325. tian. Starting pay $25,000 see this great Colonial In growing family, must see 802-257-4347, 9am to 9pm. 1985 60 HP Mercury en­ ness with the Town, os per needed. Call Clyde 646- plus. Apply at Manchester to appreciate the natural cond., beige with ton Inte­ Federal Order 11246. Forest Hills. St. Charles Offices-Excellent loca­ gine. All features plus EZ accepted. Bid Forms, plans and specifi­ 1140 Anytime. Painter 8. helper, good Texaco, 172 Demlng St or kitchen, master bedroom beauty of this home and loader trailer. $4,000 (best rior. Under 14,000 miles In wages, for hard working coll 644-4578. property. Additional 4 tion. As low os $200 In­ excellent condition. $9,800 cations ore available at the suite, 2 car garage, walk­ cludes heat, lanitor, offer). Call 647-9407 or General Services' office. Nursery worker wanted dependable person. 246- out basement. Many fine acres also available with 647-1349. or best offer. 633-2468. Ads must be printed on order blanks appearing in the TOW N OF full time. Apply In person 7101, 9am-4pm. the potential for subdivi­ parking. 649-5334, 643-7175. MANCHESTER, CT. Outside Sales. Monday Placing on od In CIOMlf led features. $177,500. Jack- thru Friday, evenings. Ex­ Hop RIyer Nursery, Rt. 6, son 8< Jackson Real Est­ sion. Call today to see this Cape Cod Rhodes-18 foot 1983 Grey Dodge, 600ES, 4 Manchester Herald. R O B ER T B. W EISS, Bolton, 646-7099. Is easy. Just call 643-2711. one of a kind property, HOMES HOMES door, 5 on floor. Air GENERAL MANAGER cellent money. Call Weeknlghts 2 to 10. Cash­ ate, 647-8400. Fibreglass. Day sailer 038-06 Jeanne 647-9946. ier, mature adult. Salary. We'll help you with the offered at $199,900. Realty FOR SALE FOR SALE conditioned. Sunroof. Ste­ wording of your od. I RESORT sailboat. Stainless rig­ Insurance Agency, East 427 Hartford Rd., Mon­ World, 646-7709. ging, Dacron sails. Call reo tope. Excellent condl- Hartford, experienced PROPERTY tlon.Coll 649-6461 after NOTICE OF APPLICATION chester. Apply between 649-0498. r DAM CONSTRUCTION CSR Property-Casualty 8am to 2pm. 5om. To all Herald PERMIT APPLICATION Personal Lines. Full be­ Coventry Lake- 1981 Olds Cutlas-Four 1 2 3 4 nefits. IBM-AT computer Airlines Now Hiring. Res- « Waterfront cottages now The Commissioner of EnvI- Assistant Newspaper I PETS AND door, . Air condi­ readers who ' ronmentol orotectlon Is con­ dealer wanted In Bolton. knowledge helpful. Com- eryatlonlsts, flight attend­ available. $150-$250 a tion, power steering, petltWe salary. Robert J. SUPPLIES sidering the ooollcatlon of Call 232-9989 between 9am ants and ground crew week. 742-3022. power brakes, stereo, 5 6 7 8 have something Town of Manchester, Water 8i noon, Monday through O'Brien Agency. 289-6461; positions ayallable. Call $3,195. 643-0110. to sell for Deoortment to construct re­ Friday. Ask for Michael. evenings 569-0063. 1-619-565-1630 ext. A1324 .8 free kittens. Varlentv of pairs and Improvements to for details. 24 hours. I MISCELLANEOUS Colors. Box trained. 1976 Toyota Corolla-4 Howard Reservoir Dorn (Ap­ Dental Hygenlst-Part Checked by a vet, will 9 to t1 12 plication No. DS-86-008) In­ Cleaning help. Immediate I FOR RENT speed, 82,000 miles. Good o r L e s s cluding construction of on opelnings, part time eyen- time, hours 8am-4:45pm. Cashler-Sunday Only. Ex­ deliver If necessary. 742- Condition. Dependable ^99 emergency spillway and on Ings and or weekends. Quality oriented Glaston­ perienced cashier needed 5768. transportotlon.. Coll after access rood; Porter Reser­ bury practice. Warm, as superylsor. Must be Manchester 22 by 26 Gar­ 6pm. 647-0801. 13 14 15 We will run your ad voir Oom (Application No. Some outdoor duties. Se­ age with upstairs. Coll for DS-86-007) Including repair of nior Citizens and students friendly staff. No Satur­ reliable and mature. Free to Good home. Grey days. 633-3509. all details. $150 per month. french poodle, 6 months ' for 6 days Free of spillway training walls and welcome. 643-5747. Apply In person. Highland Datsun B210 Light Blue, reinforcement of earth em­ Park Market, 317 High­ 643-2129 or 646-3929. old. Call 649-9912. 1980 five speed drive. Very Charge. bankment; and Globe Hol­ Help wanted-KItchen and land St., Manchester. good condition. Must Sell. low Reservoir Oom (A p d IIco- Bartender. Part time Bus Person. Inquire at Free Kittens. Part An­ 649-2647. tlon No. DS-86-006) Including nights and weekend. Vic's Pizza, 151 W. Middle I ROOMMATES gora, litter box trained. Fill out coupon and Instollotlon ot wove wall on Apply Manchester Coun­ Tpke., 649-3700. Call 647-8206. Evenings Nam e- crest ot dam and arm oring of SPECIAL WANTED Chevrolet Monza, 1980, 2 either mail it or spiMwov channel. AM ot the try Club. 646-0103'. IMMACULATE MOVE-IN and weekends. door hatchback. Auto­ above mentioned reservoirs Help wanfed-Sales person EDUCATION A MUST SEE HOUSE! matic transmission, Address bring it to the ore located In the Town ot Part Time Banquet setup for lewelry store port CONDITION Roommate non-smoking. Manchester. TEACHER Spacious 10 room + Split Level. 4 ' Swimming pool, raquef power steering, new and cleaning. Morning time afternoons. Apply In This 6 room ♦ Colonial has all IMISCELLANEDUS brakes, new tires, rust- Phone_ Manchester Herald The Department will eva­ hours. Apply Manchester person to J 8, J Jewlers, or more bedrooms, 3 full baths, large rooms, 1 car garage on an ball, sauna. $300 a month luate the proposed work In The Manchester EAST HARTFORD $87,900 plus half utilities. 643-8092. I FDR SALE proofed. Runs good. Very office. Country Club. 646-0103. 785 Main St., Manchester. oversized 2 car garage, Florida attractive level lot with trees & accordance with Section 22a- Board of Education is PRICE REDUCED Before noon or after 9pm. Clean. Excellent condi­ 403 of the General Statutes, room, Inground pool and much shrubs. This well maintained Childs school desk with tion. $2500 or best offer. One ad a month only as amended. seeking a special This older, 7 room Colonial has 3 bedrooms, Valid thru more. Ideal in-law apt., presti­ home Is only $96,900. Wanted llve-ln compan­ heavy-duty chair. $10. 647-9203. Keep trying. (No phone calls A copy of the aooMcatlon Is education teacher, 2 baths, hardwood flooring under carpeting! pef family AUTOMOTIVE SALES effective September. gious area. $168,500 ion for disabled male. Three huge whiskey bar­ June 1986 available for Inspection In first floor.family room, walk-up attic for stor­ Basic responsibility to rels. Painted and stained 1979 Vw Rabbit. Am/Fm One Item Only accepted) the Water Resources Unit, Automotive Sales Person to sell new and used Must have at least S age, enclosed sunporch, garage plus car­ sleep in apartment and be light brown $30. 643- cassette. Good running D E P , Room 221, State Office condition. $850. Call 659- Building, Hartford, CT 06106, cars and trucks for one of Manchester's oldest years experience, as port, Deep lot. A lot of house for the money. on call during the night. In 48S9/520-8736.a and In the Town Clerk's Of­ and most reliable .dealerships selling America's a teacher in an ado­ exchange for room and 2895. fice In Manchester. #1 cars. lescent day treatment W i ein blip yPh bteomi i board. Call ED 289-6260. Electronic Cash Register. -For Sale-1971 Torino. Comments must be submit­ program. Contact Dr. ------"HEALE" PH0FE88I0NAU 1984 model'. Unitrex with ted In writing on or before Excellent pay plan with guarantee plus com­ Mature older female tax, void, checks, charge Runs, need's little work, ciJulv 9,1986. mission, new demo, retirement plan, major Wilson E. Deakin, Jr., Gill 8464525. ind Hk lar Din. Cantone asking $99 or best offer. lianrl|PHt?r Hrralib roommate to shore ex­ keys.’ More! $99.ro 643- Doted: June 9, 1986 Manchester Board of medical, paid vacation plus many more bene­ penses. 644-4048. 9649. 875-7361 offer 5.a______JO H N W. AN D ER SO N , fits. Apply in person to Education, 45 N. , D. F. REALE, INC. b e a l t y 1981 Dodge Arles Station DEPUTY COMMISSIONER School St.. Manches­ oaeoMfUMi?* LCX3KING FOR an apart­ 400 National Geographies /; (iMfEftofe Wagon — excellent condi­ 16 Brainard Place Manchester Approved by: Mr. Tom Duff, Carter Chevrolet, Inc. ter, CT 06040,- 647- ment? Be sure to check magazines, years 50's, 175 Main St.,-Manchester, Ct tion, fully powered. $2400. P H IL IP W. M O R E SC H I 1229 Main Street, Manchester, CT • 646-6464 3451. EOE. the many vacancies listed 60's, 70's. $70. Coll 742- oaaH)6 646-4828 646- 178 East Center St. Manchester In classified each day. 6016.a Call 643-1727 otter 6om. V ’>

U — M A N C H E S TE R H E R A LD . Wednesday. June 18, 1966 Boats’ gas use underestimated Earnings down MANCHESTER ■■HNiflllillllia ■ at Stop & Shop By Daniel Beegan Using that estimate. $67 million and sports fishing programs, but Silktown Flyer Crash might spur T h e Associated Press of federal gasoline excise tax he said it would be put into effect no BOSTON (U PI) — The Stop & . ' i f revenues were earmarked for later than the 1988 fiscal year. Shop Cos. Inc. have reported first-quarter earnings down 43 closes its doors WASHINGTON - A Treasury boating and sports fish programs Rep. Gerry E . Studds. D-Mass., new flight rules Department study says motor- for 1985. Fullerton told the House percent from last year, despite the subcommittee chairman, record sales during the same boats use more of the nation’s Merchant Marine and Fisheries ... page 3 3 GRAND CANYON urged the administration to pro­ period. ... page 9 gasoline than originally estimated, Committee's Coast Guard vide more money for the two “ ■ 1 i NATIONAL MRK and that means a $30-million-a- subcommittee. programs as early as the current Net earnings for the 16 weeks year windfall for federal boating But Fullerton said the Treas­ fiscal year. ended May 24 were $3.9 million, safety and sports fishing restora­ ury’s latest study, based on boat compared to $6.9 million recorded tion programs. sizes as reported by the Coast "There will be extreme unhappi­ for the same peiod lr.sc year, the Don Fullerton, deputy assistant Guard and gasoline-use estimates ness . . . if you don’t proceed to use company said Monday. these figures,’’ Studds said. treasury secretary for tax analy­ from seven states — Arizona. Sales for the quarter were sis. told a House subcommittee California. Hawaii, Nevada. New "We’ve been cheated over the years, as you know." $1,136,000,000, a 17 percent gain Tuesday that motorized boats use York. Pennsylvania and Wisconsin over the $972,000,000 recorded in l.M percent of the gasoline sold in — showed that percentage should Studds and other subcommittee 1985. the United States, instead of the be 1.08 percent. members complained that the 0.75 percent estimated earlier. Under the higher percentage. Treasury Department took four The company said the decrease Under law. federal gasoline Fullerton said, nearly $98 million years from the time Congress in'eamings reflects an ambitious taxes paid by boaters are used for should have been earmarked last requested the study to complete it. expansion program at its Bradlees department store chain. aitdifalprManchester — A City ol Village Charm Hprali'i boating safety and sports fish year for boating and fishing restoration programs, while gaso­ programs. " I think it’s fair to say the delays Twenty-five of the 156 Bradlees were Inexcusable.” Fullerton said. Herald photo by Rocha line taxes paid by motorists are In all. the gasoline tax raises stores, 16 percent, have been open used for highway projects. about $9 billion a year, the less than one year, the company Thursday, June 19, 1986 Fullerton said that in 1969. the Treasury Department said, the Carrier honored said. , Treasury Department, agreeing bulk of which is used in motor Now you know “ The decrease in BIradlees' with a Commerce Department vehicles and goes for highways. Denise Miska of Coventry, right, a newspaper carrier for pre-tax operating profit of $7.5 The term cameo appearance recommendation, accepted as an Fullerton said he was not sure the Manchester Heraid,wweceives a certificate from million during the historically low estimate that three-quarters of one when the Reagan administration was coined by film maker Mike Bias Circulation Manager Jeanne Fromerth, citing her for sales volume first quarter was due percent of the gasoline sold in the would start using the new alloca­ Todd for his movie "Around the in part to high operating and fixed United States was attributable to tion formula to determine how World in 80 Days” in which there exceilent service. Miska has more than doubled the expenses at these newer stores,” were 42 cameo appearances. Weiss bets motorboats. much money would go for boating number of customers on her route. the company reported. draft pick for Ceitics mall builder RIVERDALE.Md. (UPI) -Len REAI ESTATE OPPORTUNITIES Bias, the University of Maryland basketball star drafted second REAL ESTATE THIS WEEK. overall by the world champion i'4 I MAIN S TH f f T . M *tf •, I • Boston Celtics in Tuesday’s NBA 643-1591 featu rin g: ')('III I draft, died today at LeLand D.W.FISH^jj^ Memorial Hospital from apparent picks town I I 1' ''I'’'- cardiac arrest. REALTY WORLD ® * Bias, 22, of Hyattsville. Md.. was FRECHETTE ASSOCIATES taken to hospital by ambulance 646-7709 from Washington Hail at the By John F. Kirch The Manchester site, he added, A DIVISION o r THOKtAS A. BENOIT ENTERPHlSES University of Maryland in College Herald Reporter is “the only viable site that Park after friends tried to revive appears to be ready to go at this him. The town is optimistic that rival time” A hospital spokesman said Bias developers negotiating to build a The Buckland Hills developers was not breathing when the mall in the Interstate 84 corridor have already received a vital ambulance arrived at the hospital will choose a site in Manchester, traffic permit from the state for at 6:50 a m. E D T . He was reported Town Manager Robert B. Weiss the Manchester site, while the dead at 8:50 a m. said today. Winchester developers are still The hospital spokesman said However, Weiss refused to com­ waiting for a permit Manchester Huge Master $108,900 Bias was brought to the hospital in ment on the extent to which the When asked when he had learned "Lydall Woods" Williamsburg 3 bedroom Colonial, Including 12x20 "an unconscious state” and in town administration is involved in of the negotiations. Weiss said he master, 12x22 living room/dining area, 1st floor family room and critical condition. The spokesman laundry. Many Condominium featuras with your own lot and very low negotiations taking place today had no comment. maintenance fee. 1vi baths, garage, built In ’85. said he was pronounced dead of between two rival partnerships Meanwhile. South Windsor offi­ apparent cardio-respiralory that have been .seeking to build a cials seem to have been left in the arrest. major shopping center near the dark about the move to join,forces. RARE FIND... Prince George County police Manchester-South Windsor town South Windsor Town Manager spokesman Bob Law said police line. Richard Sartor said today he Distinctive 5 bedroom Garrison Colonial on private 6.8 acre loti The SOUTH WINDSOR are conducting an investigation In a turn of events that'surprised learned of the negotiations from grounds and yard surrounding this home must be seen to be into Bias’ death, as they investi­ New to the market. Lovely 7 room split, 3 bedrooms, fam­ some officials, if was learned reports in Wednesday’} appreciated. Truly a nature lover’s paradisel There are two large, gate any death occurring ouLside a Wednesday that the two partner­ newspapers. cleared areas that are just waiting for you to plant your own gardens; ily room, 1V4 baths, carpeting, new furnace, new roof, very hospital. nice condition in and out. $135,900. ships have scheduled a meeting "We have no^received informa­ home is surrounded by tall pines, and is just a beautiful settingl The Law said an autopsy is scheduled today to discuss pooling their tion from the developers in regards home features a master bedroom with its own bath and a total of 3 full either today or Friday at the state resources and building just one to the negotiations” he said. baths, family room with wet bar, oak staircase, barnboard panelling medical examiner's office in mall The move to begin discus­ Sartor said he knew of the and much natural woodwork, an enclosed sun porch with woodstove, Baltimore. sions was .seen as a major shift, in possibility that negotiations could O&R REALTY CO. Dr. Edward Wilson, the attend­ fantastic home for a large and growing family, must see to appreciate strategy for the developers, who take place, but was not aware that ing physician at the hospital, said the natural beauty of this home and property. Additional 4 acres also Manchester N/ce $105,000 have been competing for over a any meetings had been scheduled. available with the potential for subdivision. Call today to see this one QambolattI built Colonial with bullt-lns galore. 2 bedrooms Including 643-Z692 friends who were with Bias started year and a half. "At this time we are not party to of a kind property, offered at $199,900. 12x17 master, 12x20 fireplaced living room, 1’/4 baths, garage. Nicely 'Robert D. Murdock, Realtor cardiopulmonary resuscitation The first partnership — compris­ the discussions in any way." he FMturB of th« wMk SponBOTBd by Th« ManehBBttr HorBld. landscaped yard. _____ while waiting for ambulances to ing the Homarl Development Co. said, addingthat town officials are arrive. of Chicago, a Sears subsidiary. and still interested in bringing a mail to "It appears it was a sudden Manchester 1-84 A.ssociales — has South Windsor. collapse. Apparently he had no Officials of the Hartman To­ 349 EAST CENTER ST. proposed to build a 7,50.000-square- idea it was coming and there bacco Co. said today that the Joyce G. Epaiein mANCHESTER foot mall called Buckland Hills REALTY WORLD apparently were no chest pains entirely in Manchester Competing developers of the Winchester Mall preceeding it." Wilson said. with them is a partnership com­ still have an option to buy land the , Real Estate 647-8895 ^ 1203)646 7709 73 West Cenlet Stfopt lecheMe AssociaIgs ManchpstGf. CT 06040 The doctor said Bias failed to prising Melvin. Simon and Co. of company owns in South Windsor. respond to emergency doses of Indianapolis and Bronson and The Winchester Mall was propose WHERE THE INDIVIDUAL GETS ATTENTION w e GET RESULTS adienaline or massive electrical Huntensky of Bloomfield, which on land that Hartman owns. A DIVISION OF THOMAS A. BENOIT ENTERPRISES' jolts to restart his heart.' has proposed the 5,50.000-square- "There is absolutely no indica­ Friends assembled at the hospi­ foot Winchester Mall, located tion they are going to drop this tal said Bias returned from Boston mostly in South Windsor. thing” said Richard Newfield, East Hartford $81,900 on Wednesday night for a small Until Wednesday, both partner­ president of Hartman. “ We have party held for him on the universi­ Herald photo by Rocha East Hartford $92,500 PRICE REDUCEDIII ships had been saying that the area every reason to believe they will Owner wants sale of this versatile ty’s campus. could support only one mall of that buy this property” Roomy Dutch Colonial featuring homel It can be used as a home, an In Boston. Celtics President Red Sunny hues size and were competing to break 6 large rooms. 1 '4 baths and gar­ office, or bothll Features 3 bed­ Auerbach, whose team drafted the age. Perfect for those looking tor rooms, very large yard, detached ground first. 6-foot-8 swingman. said he re­ Manchester officials have op­ a good buy and are willing to put garage In rear Is In need of repairs. Adelma Simmons, owner of Capriland’s Garden" television show, whic/i was in some TLC. Lot of house tor the Home needs minor TLC and some ceived confirmation of Bias’ death enly and aggressively supported levels price. paint. Really a great opportunity in from Maryland basketball coach Herb Farm in Coventry, stands In what filmed at her farm Wednesday. Story the Buckland Hills Mall, saying it hard to find price range, call today, Lefty Dreisell. will bring more tax revenue to the or It may be too latel she calls the Yellow Garden. She was and more pictures on page 11. the focus of a segment of “The Victory town. Weiss reiterated that posi­ island hotel Please turn to page 10 tion today and said he would SUPERB 10 ROOM CONTEMPORARY continue to work to bring a mall to BLOCK ISLAND. R.l. (UPI) - Dream kitchen, 4 bedrooms, 3'h baths, profession! dark Manchester. Ballard's Hotel, a landmark inn on room, in-law apartment, security alarm. Snuggled on Manchester *117,000 "The town has been working on this tiny vacation island, was Rioux says he has sheriff delegates the project for two years, doing destroyed early today by fire, over 1 acre with view of pond and nature. Every amenity * NEW LISTING * everything possible ... to achieve Beautiful Condominium In very authorities said. FOREST HILLS possible. Call for full details. the goal of bringing a mall to An unknown number of hotel desirable areal One bedroom, large to fire last month. Rioux charges Rioux. who lost to Hogan in a the state Judicial Department, Large 4 bedroom, 2'A bath colonial Asking $295,000.00 By Georoe Lavno Manchester," he said. When guests and staff managed to flee to living room with fireplace, fully Hogan denied reappointment to battle for the nomination in 1982. said Wednesday he has the backing on cul-de-sac. First floor family appllanced and all furnishings are Herald Reporter asked if he knew of a possible new safety and there were no imme­ Lanzano because he has refused to also attributed his delegate sup­ of the Farmington delegation and room with fireplace, roomy eat-ln IncludadI Move-In conditloni site for one mall should the diate reports of any injuries, said support Deputy Sheriff John port to a full-time campaign the support of other delegates he kitchen, spacious dining room. A “ Putting You 1st is 2nd Nature To Us! “ Unfinished second floor with room A1 Rioux, a Democratic candi­ ,developers reach an agreement. Beth Brain, a dispatcher in New rest find for $159,900.00. tor expansion, call today tor a date to become Hartford County Tarca. Hogan’s candidate for the schedule that he said has taken declined to name. He called private showlngll him before party leaders and himself the most qualified candi­ Weiss said that he could not Shoreham high sheriff next year, said today post of high sheriff, and has helped "From what we’ve been told, the STRANO REAL ESTATE delegates throughout the county. date for the job. and said he was comment. he has the support of enough bring the matter to court. “ Let's just leave it that I’m inn is completely destroyed," 156 E. CENTER ST„ MANCHESTER, CT. A | delegates to win his party's nomi­ One of Rioux's Manchester cam­ confident he could win the Lanzano recently filed a lawsuit optimistic. " he said. Brain said. "It was a very large nation over the man that retiring paign coordinators. Theodore T. nomination. in U S. District Court in Hartford Cummings, said 20 of Manches­ Weiss said that he spoke with fire." High Sheriff Patrick Hogan has However. Rioux and Cummings The two-story hotel is located on CALL TODAY - 647-“SOLD” [ilii THE RESULTS PEOPLE. seeking reappointment to another ter’s 23 delegates to the convention Charles H. May, a Homart vice chosen as his succe.ssor. both said Sitnik does not have president, earlier this week. Weiss the beach near where the Point one-year term as deputy sheriff on are “ confirmed and solid” for Rioux. the Democratic town support outside of his hometown. said May told him the developers Judith Ferry docks in New the grounds that his dismissal was Rioux. He said many of the chairman in Newington, said he “ He’s a good guy and if there’s a were “ almost there” with an for political reasonsj^and therefore delegates view the vote as one for Shoreham. has The support of about 240 hung convention, the vote could Flames erupted about 4:50 a.m. unconstitutional. A judge granted Lanzano. a popular figure in town. agreement. delegates out of the 402 who will swing to him,” Cum.mings said. “ I get the impression from the in a small, sjiacit adjacent to the a temporary restraining order i Of the remaining three dele­ attend the July nominating con­ However, he said such a prospect conversation that there will be one main building, said Brain, adding preventing Hogan from naming a ' gates. two will probably support vention from 29 towns in the replacement and a hearing on a was unlikely because of the sup­ mall in one location." Weiss said. that volunteer firefighters man­ county. To win the party’s backing. Tarca and one is uncommitted, port for Rioux. permanent injunction is scheduled said Cummings, the son of Demo­ “ The economic forces will control aged to place the fire under control 202 delegates are needed. The Democratic nominating for later this month. cratic Town Chairman Theodore which site wins.” Weiss said. about an hour later. Although the new sheriff will be convention is scheduled to be held R. Cummings. elected in November, the term Rioux has vowed to reform the • July 22 in West Hartford. There are four Democratic can­ does not begin until July 1987. sheriff’s office and end what he Oh the Republican side, only one "I honestly feel that I'm well calls the “ intellectually and nior-, didates for the high sheriff’s post. candidate has announced plans to In addition to Rioux and. Tarca. over the number needed.” Rioux ally bankrupt system of political seek the nomination. Stephen Nick TODAY’S HERALD SUPEIHOR MANCNESTEIIMVESTMENT Robert Myette of South Windsor Real Estate vinyl 9k6e6 4 ^ 2famlty houM. 2nd floorapt. hat 3 BDt SPMNG STREET COLONIAL said today. cronyism" that he charges has Polls will kick off his campaign EUREKA!!! am. atudy. Racant htg. aya., bath, & kH. 2 car gar. 7 lux. rms.. 2% baths, fireplace & magnificent „ He attributed much of his permeated the department during and Edward Sitnik of Farmington next week in Hartford, Manchester 168 Main St., Manchester Y S S J “WE GUARANTEE OUR HOU^ESr...646-2482 have announced they will seek the Just listed - Super 4-family to live-in or for lot at the base of Case Mountain. $189 900 * backing to his fight in support of Hogan’s 2S-year tenure. Republican Town Chairman Do­ "WE GUARANTEE OUR HOUSESI" ...64^2482 nomination. investment. 4 rooms in each apt. Newer roof, Manchester Deputy Sheriff Ray­ Neither Tarca nor Hogan, could nald Kuehl said Wednesday. Agencies targeted Index 6 4 7 -8 4 0 0 “ Sitnik. a bail commissioner with windows, gutters and exterior paint. Fenced yard. mond Lanzano. whom Hogan tried be reached for comment. Army Col Henri F. Erkelens 20 pagM, 2 sections Owner occupied for manv years. Offered at Donald Jackson__Rose Viola Jackson says lie plans to center on the $179,900. performance of state agejieies Advice------when he leaves the service.mext 'Business------»wi» Senate OKs some sales tax deductions month to become Connecticut’s Classified------first state inspector general. Story Comics Connecticut. WASHINGTON (UPI) — The Republican leaders, who have The amendment seemed to pla­ Senate Republican leaders today on page 4. Entertainment. Senate, in an apparent effort to put fought similar alterations to the cate senators from states that have hinted a final vote on the measure its stalled tax reform drive back on measure, reversed themselves no income taxes. They had argued may not occur until next week and Focus. GRACIOUS COLONIAL track, today diffused a potentially and agreed to the sales tax that it was unfair the tax reform a clearly frustrated GOP leader Local news. 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