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Wednesday, July 9, 1986 — 3 WEATHER Youth Swensson hasn’t Today’s forecast move filed candidacy Connecticut, Massachusetts and Rhode Island — Bv George Layng Wednesday, partly sunny with chance of a shower, Herald Reporter highs in the mid-80s. Clearing and cooler nixed Wednesday night, lows in the 50s to the low 60s. With the nominating convention Thursday, mostly sunny, highs from the mid-70s to coming up in two weeks, state Rep. the low 80s. Bv George Lavng Elsie “ Biz" Swensson has not yet Herald Reporter Maine — Partly to mostly cloudy south and Today in taken the steps needed to make her candidacy for a fourth term cloudy with a chant^e of showers north Wednesday, history Plans to move the Youth Servi official. highs in the 70s to low 80s. F a ir south and mostly ces Bureau out of Lincoln Center in David Guay, a campaign finance cloudy with a chance of showers north Wednesday order to create more space for officer for the secretary of the night, lows in the mid-40s to mid-SOs. Mostly sunny One year ago. President Reagan’s other town offices should be state’s office, said this morning south and variable clouds north Thursday, highs in scrapped because there is already • that Swensson, who said last the mid-60s to upper 70s. budget director, enough space for municipal needs, month she would run again, has not New Hampshire — Considerable cloudiness David Stockman, according to the real estate com filed notice that ^odTas created a north and partly sunny south Wednesday, highs in resigned to become mittee of the town Board of campaign .comtnittee. Such a the 70s to low 80s. F a ir Wednesday night, low 45 to Directors. notice must be filed before any 55. Partly sunny north and mostly sunny south managing director of money is expended for her cam ^ 4 Director Peter DlRosa. who Thursday, highs in the 70s. the Salomon Broth paign. he explained. heads the committee, said today ers investment firm. Swensson, R-Manchester, said Vermont — Mixed clouds and sun Wednesday that a study by the group has this morning she has not yet Chance of a thundershower southern half of the concluded that the “status quo is state. High 75 to 80. Clear and chilly Wednesday created a committee or filed with acceptable.” Although Town Man the secretary of the state’s office night, Iow45to50. Mostly sunny and cool Thursday ager Robert Weiss has said more J high 70 to 75. because she is waiting to see if she Almanac space is required because the will win the nod from her party to ELSIE ’’BIZ" SWENSSON Building Department has in run again in the 13th Assembly . . late filer Extended outlook creased its staff. DiRosa said the District, which lies wholly in Today is Wednesday, July 9. Ten years ago: Uganda called committM was not “ able to Manchester. Although no Republi the 190th day of 1986. There'are on the U.N. Security Council to ascertain in document form that Labriola supporter and an ally of Connecticut, Massachusetts and Rhode Island — can has announced plans to chal Showers today; clear tonight 175 days left in the .year. condemn Israel for its raid on that is the case.” Agostinelli. subsequently dropped F a ir Friday through Sunday, highs in the mid-70s lenge Swensson, she has been Entebbe Airport to rescue hos out of the Republican Party and to mid-80s, lows in the 50s and low 60s. Last month, Weiss proposed criticized by some party members Today: Partly sunny with a 30 percent chance o f showers or Today’s highlight in history: tages held by pro-Palestinian announced plans to run as ‘an Maine — Fair Friday and Saturday. Chance of moving the Youth Services Bu for supporting GOP gubernatorial independent against Swensson and thunderstorms. High in the mid 80s. Wind west 10 to 15 mph. Tonight: showers Sunday. Lows in the 50s, highs in the 70s. hijackers. On Ju ly 9,1776, the Declaration reau, which assists troubled candidate Richard Bozzuto. former Mayor Jack Thompson, the U Mostly clear and cooler. Low 55 to 60. Light northwest wind. Thursday: New Hampshire — Fair Friday and Saturday. of Independence was read aloud Five years ago: a study in the youngsters on a walk-in basis, to In June, she antagonized suppor only Democrat who has declared Sunny and pleasant. High around 80. Today’s weather picture was Chance of showers Sunday. Lows in the 50s, highs New England Journal of Medi the Andrews Building at 55 E.. ters of Gerald Labriola by voting to his candidacy in the 13th District. in the 70s. to Gen. George Washington’s drawn by Ryan Oiiver, 10. who attends Martin School. troops in New York. cine reported the successful Center St. According to the reor place Bozzuto backer Mary Wil- Wilson is circulating petitions in an Vermont — Dry Friday and Saturday. Chance of suppression of the herpes sim ganization plan, the Elderly Out ihide on the rules committee at the attempt to get his name on the thundershowers Sunday. Highs 75 to 85, lows in the plex virus with the use of an reach Program would then have Herald pholo by Pinto Republican stale convention in ballot in November, ^ ^ 3 0 P 0 50s and low 60s. On this date: experimental drug, acyclovir. moved to the bureau’s current stead of Nathan Agostinelli, a Swensson expressed confidence 30iX) first-floor space and the Building supporter of Labriola and a In 1755, British Gen. Edward Sad day on the sidelines this morning that she will win the S E A ltL E One year ago: President Rea Department would have expanded member of the GOP State Central GOP nomination. " I ’m not the Braddock was mortally wounded Across the nation gan’s budget director, David into the current Outreach office Committee. least bit worried,” she said. as his troops suffered a massive The Oilers had a good-sized cheering L BOSTON Stockman, resigned to become space. ship game. But even support from these Swensson, 63. later admitted she She added that she has received 30.00 A long stationary front across the nation’s defeat at the hands of French, section when they played the Lawyers probably would lose some support managing director of Salomon DiRosa said that while he found two young cheerleaders wasn't enough, a lot of calls from people offering to midsection brought storms and flash flood Canadian and Indian forces near among Manchester Republicans Brothers investment firm. that there might be a space Tuesday night at Leber Field in the Little and the JLawyers won the title, 18-5. help her in the campaign. State NEW YORK watches, while suffolbating heat continued to present-day Pittsburgh. One of because of the vole. Rumors also shortage in the Building Depart League Town Tournament champion Story, more pictures on page 15. Republicans have been pressuring blanket parts of the East. the survivors was an aide to began circulating that another her to file with the secretary of the Today’s birthdays: actor ment, the situation does not The front extended from the lower Missouri Braddock — Col. George party member would challenge stale’s office, she said. require a reorganization. He added SAN FRANCISCO Valley across the southern Great Lakes to the Washington. James Hampton Is 50. Sportscas- her for the nomination. that there was no consensus among Swensson said she does not upper Ohio Valley. ter and former football star O.J. That has not happened so far. remember if she has waited so long In 1816, Argentina declared its town directors to spend the pro Flash flood watches were in effect in southeast Simpson is 39. However. Edward Wilson, a to file in previous campaigns. 30.00 independence from Spain. posed $12,000 per year to rent the ern Nebraska, extreme northern Missouri and Town fights Senkow filing LOS ANGELES In 1819. sewing-machineinven- Andrews Building space. parts of northern Illinois. A flood watch was posted tor Elias Howe was born in Thought for today: “Too much LOWEST for southwest portions of Pennsylvania. Spencer, Mass. has been said of the heroes of No shortage .of space was found Bv John F. Kirch pornographic pictures on the desk policy on explicit materials when in other offices, DiRosa said. TEMPERATURES Warm and humid weather persisted from the In 1850. the 12th president of history — the strong men, the Herald Reporter of a female co-worker constituted the Water and Sewer Department Fusscas seen running middle and southern Atlantic Coast states across the United States, Zachary T a y troublesome men: two little of Assistant Town Manager Steven sexual harassment. issued a memo to workers slating Werbner said this morning that the the middle and lower Mississippi Valley to the lor, died in the White House, the amiable, the kindly and the The town is seeking a court Senkow. 50. who said he pul the that all such material — calendars town will follow the recommenda pictures on the co-worker’s desk to southern Plains. having served only one year and tolerant.” — Stephen Leacock, injunction to block the union that with nude photographs, pornogra tion of the real estate committee. cheer her up, subsequently paid a for new term in 55th LEGEND- The forecast for today called for scattered four months of his term. Canadian educator and author represents dismissed Town Engi phic magazines and the like Although the committee has not fine on a charge of creating a inns! be removed or an employee • 60 showers and thunderstprms from New England In 1947, the engagement of (1869-1944). neer Walter Senkow from taking (SHOW formally presented its report, public disturbance. The woman oan be di.seiplined. Carosella said. I RAM and the mid-Atlantic states across the Ohio Valley Britain’s Princess Elizabeth to its case to the state Board of State Rep. Peter Fusscas. R- Werbner said a meeting will be has left the town staff to work in the "When they use the word disci and the middle Mississippi Valley to eastern Lt. Philip Mountbatten was Now you know Mediation and Arbitration. Marlborough, is expected to an (;*^/'jlHOWgR8^ fJ o W scheduled in the next few weeks. private sector. pline, we ask ourselve.s, 'What does nounce his candidacy this Friday Kansas. announced. The injunction request, filed UPl WEATHER FOTOCAST <& Many people think the term However, he said the space The union has argued that this mean?'” Carosella said. "If for a fourth term representing the Highs in the 70s- were predicted from coastal Monday in Hartford Superior In 1982, the second-worst air "sideburns” was coined because of problem in the Building Depart because the town, had no written someone forgets to lake something 55th As.sembly District. California and Oregon across Washington and Court, contends that it should be disaster in U.S. history occurred the location on the face but ment must be addressed. There is policy on sexual harassment. off the w a ll, w ill he be Fusscas said Tuesday he has northern Idaho to northwest Montana, and from the court rather than the three- when a Pan Am Boeing 727 originally the word was "burn- no room for additional staff or to Senkow’s firing was unjustified terminated?" scheduled a news conference Fri member labor panel that deter National forecast northern Minnesota across to northern New crashed in Kenner. La., killing sides.” named after Civil War Gen. lay out building plans, and Man and should be reversed. mines whether Senkow’s May 13 Carosella said that because the day in Hebron. Although he de England: 100 or higher across the desert Southwest 146 people aboard and eight Amrose E. Burnside, who liked chester is experiencing a building A court hearing is set for July 24. clined to say what the announce firing is an arbitrable matter. word "discipline” was used. CSEA Early Thursday morning, rain is forecast for parts of the Pacific and from the Carolinas through parts of Georgia: people on the ground. them. boom that has “swamped’^ the and the arbitration board cannot ment will be, he said it will concern Assistant Town Manager Steven exercised its legal right to request Northwest and showers with thu nderstorms are forecast for parts of the and in the 80s and 90s in much of the rest of the office with work, he said. take up the case until it has been his political plans. nation. R. Werbner said Tuesday. heard. a bargaining session over what he Ohio Valley. Scattered showers and thunderstorms are possible in Werbner said the other towrt Fusscas, a 45-year-old business Temperatures at 3 a m. ED T ranged from 49 offices in Lincoln Center are The union. Civil Service E m Joseph M. Carosella. rS E A ’s called the town's change in policy. The town refused to bargain, he consultant, has done nothing to parts of the Northern Plains and the Mid Atlantic Coast States. degrees at Butte. Mont., to 95 degrees at Phoenix, “ pretty much set for the near ployees Affiliates Inc., represents field director, said Tuesday that Lottery said. discourage assumptions that he Elsewhere, the weather will be fair. Ariz. future.” However, the town clerk’s Senkow and 60 lower-management while the union will appear in will seek his party’s nomination, office and tax collector’s office in municipal employees. It has con court, it will keep the grievance and party sources said he will the nearby Municipal Building also tended that Senkow’s termination procedure moving along as much “ W E’RE D EA LIN G with a very Other numbers drawn Tues difficult town.” Caro,sella said. affirm the decision Friday. Connecticut daily have space shortages, he said. on the grounds of sexual harass as possible. The union wants The 55th District includes all of day in New England: “ CSEA is offering to meet them Werbner said an addition might ment can be challenged under a Senkow rehired and given back Andover, Bolton. Hebron and Tuesday: 281 Rhode Island daily: 1405. have to be built to the Municipal three-step grievance procedure pay. halfway, but they have to come the 9 Marlborough and the northeast other half to make this a reality. Play Four: 6509 Rhode Island Lot-O-Bucks: Building eventually. •-outoutlined in a labor contract with In a related matter. CSEA has corner of Manchester. So far. What’s the good of having a union if 08-12-16-21-24. The jackpot was While in the past the town has Ibe town. filed an unfair labor practice Democrat David Cohen of Hebron PEOPLE they are going to set policy by $538,375. managed to renovate existing The process has now reached the complaint against the town with Tuesday Lotto: themselves?" is the only other announced candi Tri-state daily: 913, 3781. building space to house town third step, which is a CSEA appeal the State Board of Labor Rela date for the seat. J. PETER FUSSCAS 6-15-22-23-30-40 Massachusetts daily: 3396. offices, this can no longer be done, to the arbitration board. tions. That complaint charges that “ It’s not a new policy.” re Georgiana was sued by runner-up Laura Cohen, 42, the former first . . . announcement Friday ' Raid on George Ann Bridges, who contended that the winner, he said. The town, however, holds that the administration changed work sponded Assistant Town Manager selectmen in Colchester, has ing conditions when it instituted a a Penn.sylvania resident, had moved to New “ It reaches the point where you the union should not be allowed to Werbner. “ It’s in compliance with charged that Fusscas is not an prevented the resumption of rail Boy George and heroin are still making just can’t shuffle anymore.” he new policy in May prohibiting stale and federal law. We have Jersey to take classes only for theyearof her pursue grievance procedures in effective legislator for the district. road service through portions of news. Narcotics squad detectives raided his workers from having “ sexually reign. said. “ As the town grows, as the case because employee termi people com’e in here on a daily He also has claimed that Fusscas the district. London home hut found no illicit drugs, law services expand, you need more nation and discipline are not explicit" material in the work basis. We have .schoolchildren does not have the grass-roots Bolton GOP Town Chairman enforcement sources said. space. That’s been evident for covered in the contract. place. come down here for tours: we don't support to win again. Mark Johnson agreed. He said Boy's house was checked in what appar years.” ' “ The position of the town is. the want nude pictures on our walls. I However, Fu.sscas pointed to his Fusscas works quietly to get ently, was a sweep in northwest London but Looking to the future Werbner said the town has been board should not be the one to T H E LABOR BOARD - separ don't know why the union is 1984 victory over Michael Zizka of legislation passed — a tactic that the Culture Club singer was not home when looking for space besides that in determine whether this is arbitra ate from but similar in some ways making such a big deal about it." Bolton as an example of popular may not earn him the media Scotland Yard came calling. Sources say the Louis L ’Amour writes about a bygone era the Andrews Building for the ble.” Werbner said. “ The courts to the arbitration panel — will The regulation on removal of backing. In that contest, he won in attention other lawmakers re police still want to talk to him about his but thinks about the future. The best-selling Youth Services Bureau. He said should be the ones to make that conduct a preliminary hearing sexual material was instituted, he all five towns and won the general ceive, but is effective. alleged use of heroin, however. Western author spoke at the Western this search has included a house on determination." / July 21 in Manchester to consider added, partly to prevent sexual vote by a 3-2 margin. "He has done an awful lot for the that complaint and one filed The drug controversy all started when Governors Association meeting in Colorado East Center Street near East harassment Fusscas also denied he has not district," Johnson said. earlier by CSEA. The first com George's brother was quoted as saying the Springs. Colo,, and told the governors they Cemetery and vacant store space W HEN SENKOW was told to “This is not a change in our served his district. Among his Delegates to the Republican plaint charged that Weiss withheld working conditions.” Werbner singer had a bad heroin habit and that have to “build a launching pad for the near the Municipal Building. clear his desk at the Municipal accomplishments, he listed legis nominating convention are sche However, he said the Andrews Building after 18 years as the information when the union met said. “ There is no right for doctors had warned he had only weeks to future.” The key to that, he said, is giving lation that allows the elderly to duled to meet next Thursday at Building was still the top town’s top engineer, officials with him on the firing June 12. employees to place sexually ex live. The singer, described as wan and people a liberal arts education to help them receive treatment at home instead Bolton's Community Hall to select candidate. . argued that his placement of CSEA learned about the new plicit material in the work area." of in an institution and an act that sunken, later told a newspaper he was using attain the kind of resourcefulness that was a candidate. eight grams of heroin a day. He ended up common among the early settlers of the • retracting that statement, denouncing his West. brother for speaking in public and saying he “They became problem solvers,” L ’Am Ouch! was in good health. our said, “ They had to do things for This Asian tiger mosquito, an aggressive and dangerous 2nd’s Gejdenson wins praise for environmental stands themselves.i’ L ’Am our also urged the species, recently entered the Houston area. It arrived in governors to look out for the West’s trees, knowledgeable young members." committee has to be a hard denson’s calnpaign contributions water left in old tires imported from the Pacific for Bv Chris Rose which environmentalists felt likely to battle for the nomination rivers and mountains, “ We can cut down Special to the Herald would cause air pollution, the in a September primary. said Wright. "The leadership working person because there is so are listed at $73..565 Carson Boulevard trees but people don’t realize that we can’t recycling. O f the approximately 2,500 species of mos group said. Pabilonia contended in a recent values his opinion, especially on much todoand it isn’tglamorous.” Most of the money was donated exist without them.” hesftid. “ A tree is much quitos, only about 1.50 live in this country. Mosquitos WASHINGTON — Environmen interview that Gejdenson has foreign affairs.” said Sharmon. “Gejdenson is one by Connecticut residents, but Johnny Carson’s hometown has named a UPl photo better in the forest than in the sawmill being live only about three or four weeks, but in that time they talists laud the performance of “THE LEAGUE SUPPORTS tended to focus on national issues Gejdenson has come to the of the younger members of the $16,2.57 Was donated by political street after him. made into toothpicks.” Rep. Sam Gejdenson, the Demo Gejdenson in the (upcoming) rather than those essential to his attention of the House leadership committee. He takes any assign committees with interests ranging The Norfolk, Neb., city council on Monday u^e up a lot ofenergy. Their annoying hum is caused by crat who represents Connecticut’s election,” said a League spokes constituents in the Second District, through his active role in weekly ment and completes it methodi from life insurance to postal designated 13th Street as Johnny Carson RAIDED — Pop star Marilyn arrives in the beating of their wings at a rate of about 1,000 times 2nd Congressional District, calling man. “ Over the past three years he which runs from Coventry to the Democratic caucus meetings. "He cally ... and when he reports fothe workers. 9 Boulevard. The action will not change the a police car at London's Paddington a second. him their “ ally” on Capitol Hill. has a 90 percent voting average on Connecticut shore. Mullen has generally attends, comments, and committee, they accept his recom The largest single donation official addresses along the street, biit signs Green police station following several Let them eat pastry “Congressman Gejdenson is environmental issues” criticized Gejdenson for voting makes a valuable contribution.” mendations." he said. recorded was $5,000. which came DO Y O U K N O W — What terrible disease is the very supportive and active in against almost all of President said Wright. In the current Federal Election from National PAC. a pro-Israel showing the commemorative name will be raids by drug squad officers. Police The average for New England put up. Robin Leach, host of “ Lifestyles of the Anopheles mosquito know to carry? environmental issues and is a very lawmakers is 75 percent, the Reagan’s wishes on crime and The third post Gejdenson occu Commission quarterly report, Gej organization. The "Tonight Show" host was born in also raided the home of pop star Boy Rich and Famous,” and two rich and famous good ally,” Velma Smith, project spokesman said. defense, stands he said were pies is a seat on the House TUESDAY’S ANSWER — Vivien Leigh played Scarlett In Administration Committee, as Iowa, but spent most of his childhood in George. Marilyn is a close friend of publishers. Mort Zuckerman of U.S. News director for the Environmental Gejdenson — who will be op inconsistent with constituents’ Gone with the Wind. signed to "keep up on the House’s Norfolk. Boy George. and World Report and Malcolm Forbes, will Policy Institute, said in, a-recent posed in November by either views. be among t)ie celebrity judges at the first interview. James Pabilonia of Windham or nitty-gritty housekeeping details.” IN ADDITION to his work on according to the committee's staff SIDEWALK SALE annual Bastille Day “Let Them Eat Cake” A Newspaper in Education Program E P I supports legislation intro former Drug Enforcement Admin environmental issues. Gejdenson director. David Sharman. Con pastry chefs competition. t Sponsored by duced by Gejdenson, who is istration head Francis “ Bud” is a member of the House Foreign gressional libraries, document The July 14 cookoff will bring together The Manchester Herald seeking a new term this No Mullen of New London — also has taken an active role in developing Affairs committee and takes an printing, and House budgets are Kennedy fireworks Peace and quiet some of New Y o rk’s best pastry chefs to see vember, to fund nationwide groundwater research. Currently, nationwide energy policy, accord active role in foreign policy, among the areas within the com who can create the confection most like what George Plimpton, whose many books Toni Geor^ana, who endured a lawsuit 62 percent of rural Americans ing to the U.S. F^blic Interest according to Majority Leader Jim mittee’s jurisdiction. Marie Antoinette had in mind when she include an authoritative volume on fire and hate mail during her disputed reign as drink water tainted by pesticides Research Group. iBecause Connec Wright, D-Texas. works. says the Liberty Weekend displaji' issued her haughty kiss-off to the French or other contaminants, according ticut is one of the most heavily “ Sam is one of the better spoken. “EVERY MEMBER on the Miss New Jersey, says she’s looking for peasants. Manchester Herald was dazzling. " I thought it was awesome.” peace and quiet during a six-month stay in to the Environmental Protection concentrated nuclear areas in the he said. “There were mistakes, which only Aruba. Agency. Gejdenson's bill wquid country, Gejdenson has tried to USPS 327-500 experts would have noticed>... but from an Georgiana, 22, crowned her successor. VOL. CV. No. 237 direct the U.S. Geological Suiwey “ balance the needs of both the 6 to assess water quality nationwide public and thmuclear industry by audience scale, it was overpowering” Karyn Darleen Zosche, 25, in Cherry Hill on Published dally except Sunday Suggested carrier rates are $1.50 Together again and certain holidays by the Man weeKly, $6.50 for one month. $19.25 a n d study groundwater developing policies which will Plim pton’s vantage point for the July 4 Saturday night and the next day boarded a Uniforms for Professional chester Publishing Co., 16 Bralnard for three months, $38.50 for six contaminants. assure safety and provide ade show was A B C ’s command post, from where They both trained at the Kirov Ballet in Lobster Rolls plane for her trip to the Aruba Concorde Place, Manchester. Conn. 06040. months and $77.00 for one year. “ The legislation will not only quate energy.” said Kathleen Men and Women - Shoes he was supposed to have done the boom-by Hotel & Casino, where she is one of six Sands Leningrad and defected from the Soviet Second dess postage paid at Man- Mall rates are available on request. help deal with cleanup, but it will Welch, the group’s consumer 7 ^ a ___ each boom commentary on the fireworks. “There Copa Girls dancing in a revue called Union, and for the first time in almost a chaatar. Conn. P O STM A STE R : Send addresa changes to the Man- help design prevention programs advocate. Qood thru Sat.. July 12 FREE Minor Alterations was so much noise they decided to let the “Celebration.” decade, ballet superstars Mikhail Barysh cheater Herald, P.O. Box SOI, Man- To place a classified or display based on solid information.” Smith "Environmental and consumer All Merchandise . show on its own," he said. The beauty queen said she was bitter for nikov and Rudolf Nureyev danced together. cheater, Conn. 06040. advertisement, or to report a news said, groups are very supportive of his Plimpton’s next assignment is putting on months about the controversy that enveloped The occasion Tuesday night was a gala Item, story or picture Idea, call 643- Tlie League of Conservation efforts,” she said. "His positions 43 Oak Stm t OFF In Stock the fireworks display for Caroline Kennedy’s her after last year’s runner-up unsuccess fund-raiser for New York’s Metropolitan GUARANTEED DELIVERY: If 2711. Office hours are 8:30 a.m. to 5 Voters, another environmental are consistent with those of U.S. S f A FOOD \ * p.m. Monday through Friday. July 19 wedding to Edwin Schlossberg on fully sued her, alleging she didn’t deserve the Opera. Baryshnikov’s American Ballet you don't receive your Herald by lobby group, gives Gejdenson a PIRG ” kRVING the ARtAOrtRSOYEARS MANCHESTER Cape Cod. “ We haven’t really talked about crown because she was from Pennsylvania. Theater and Nureyev’s Paris Opera Ballet. 5:30 p.m. weekdays or 8 a.m. Satur high rating for voting 11 out of .12 Gejdenson’s stands, Vhile win OFF Selected Items day, please telephone your carrier. 50% ning praise in Washington, have what w e’re going to do,” Plimpton said. “ It’s But that feeling has receded and, Georgi Nureyev, 48, and Baryshnikov. 38, de It you're unable to reach your car The Manchester Herald is a mem times last year in support of 649-9937 . sort of fun to send off something to a ana said, she’s now stronger. fected to the West from the Soviet Union in ber ot the Aaaoclated Presa. a sub legislation to protect the environ drawn some criticism closer to FISH MARKET A rier, call subscriber service at 647- BRING YOJROW N particular person that brings that person to “ It was the best thing that could have 1961 and 1974, respectively, and last danced by 6:30 p.m. weekdays or 10 a. - scriber to United Press Interna ment. His only vote against the home. Predictably, much ot it has RESTAURANT TRI CITY PLAZA, VERNON mind” (a pyrotechnic dedication, of sorts). happened.” she said Tuesday from Aruba. “ I together in Paul Taylor’a “ From Sea to m. M u rd a ya for guaranteed deliv tional news services and a member group’s wishes was cast in favor of come from his Republican oppo K E R OR WINE ery In Mancheater. of the Audit Bureau of Circulations. “ She’s an old friend and it's nice to get to do' was so naive before. I need^ a little kick to Shining Sea” almost 10 years ago in New building a New York highway nents, who are widely seen as something like that." wake me up.” York. ( 4 — MANCHESTER HERALD. Wednesday. July 9, 1986 MANCHESTER HERALD. Wednesday, July 9, 1986 — 5 Coventry voters send budget back to the council Connecticut In Brief Inaction leaves By Jacqueline Bennett anticipated tax rate, was defeated disappointed by the results of to offset the tax Increase, along spending." Bouchard said. "I told increase of 4.8 mills over the Surgical laser proves promising Herol d Correspondent In a referendum in May. Tuesday’s referendum. "This with state surplus allocations them things done in haste would Joan Lewis, chairwoman of the current 31.29 mill tax rate. The HARTFORD — The use of a laser in treating abnormal uterine means we are going to have to coming to Coventry. Lewis said come back to them. It did.” Democratic majority on the Town tax bill in iimbo COVENTRY - The Town Coun Town Council, said today the make cuts affecting services at that information was 'misleading Bouchard said the council needs- bleeding as an altmative to hysterectomies has proven cil will begin work on another council will tackle the budget Council attributed the defeat to the successful during initial tests at St. Francis Hospital, officials both the general government and because the contingency money to look at the budget "line by line tax rate, notthespendingplan.and 1986-87 budget tonight following immediately. "I’d like to get this Board of Education levels." cannot be used and the state money have announced. By Mark A. Dupuis would clearly be law. If the courts rejection of the spending plan by thing ready and back to the voters and rigorously apply all additional therefore brought the budget to Lewis also said she was upset by will be dedicated to specific u.^As. revenue.” voters again without changing it. The method, which can be used on about 20 percent of the United Press International rule in his favor, he said he will call voters for the second time. as soon as possible before we have a flier distributed by Republicans But Republican CouncilAian The budget proposal includes $6 women who undergo hysterectomies, is both safer and less another special session to pass the Tuesday’s referendum, forced to start borrowing." on Monday which "misled" voters Phillip Bouchard defended the million for education, $2 million for Republican membersdisagreed, expensive than the surgical process. Dr. Robert J. Gfeller, senior HARTFORD - Gov. William A same bill again. by petitioning, saw a spending plan The 1986-87 fiscal year began and influenced the outcome of the flier, saying it was not misleading, arguing that the proposed spend attending physician in obstetrics and gynecology at St. Francis O’Neill as promised has taken no calling for $9.3 million in spending July 1, and the town is currently general government spending, O’Neill’s decision to take no referendum. She said the flier but rather informed the voters of $424,075 for debt service and ing level was too high. said Tuesday. action on a disputed bill designed action on the bill marks only the and an expected tax increase of 2.6 operating under last year's indicated that $47,000 being held in the real situation. Bouchard said to correct problems with the mills defeated 695 to 444. The same budget. $66,100 for capital expenditures. About 100 more people turned out- The Yttrium Aluminum Garnet laser machine, which can also fourth time in at least 35 years that contingency for raises still under he expected the budget defeat. When the same budget was to vote in Tuesday’s referendum be used as an alternative to other surgical procedures such as the state’s program for providing tax a governor has refused to sign or spending plan, with a higher . Lewis, a Democrat, said she was negotiation could have been used "The council failed to adjust rejected in May, it called for a tax relief to elderly homeowners and than in the May vote. treatment of ulcers, was developed in Detroit in 1979 and is in the renters. veto a bill, according to William F. . 1 process of getting required federal approvals, Gfeller said. Siering Jr., the governor’s execu The brand of laser machine at St. Francis has been given The Democratic governor an tive clerk. ^PPJ'°'’3l by the federal Food and Drug Administration for nounced that he did not sign or veto The last time a bill became law State and bridge designer clinical use. and is the only such machine being used in the bill within by the deadline without the governor’s signature Connecticut for the treatment of uterine bleeding, he said. ’Tuesday for his action because he was in 1977, when Democrat Ella believes the measure was enacted T. Grasso took no action on the by lawmakers during an illegally state budget. called legislative session. trade charges of negligence Engineers to build acid-rain stations In 1971. Republican Thomas J. Under the state constitution, a CANTON —- A group of engineers is volunteering its time to bill that is not signed or vetoed Meskill allowed two -bills to be Bv Undo iStowell Connecticut and New York City. bridge before the collapse was design and build a series of robot-operated monitoring stations to come law without his signature, The Associated Press The disaster fueled a national within the required time period including a bill establishing a done from 70 feet below the help collect information on acid rain in Connecticut. automatically becomes law with maSm debate on the nation’s infrastruc structure by an inspector using ’The Connecticut Society of Professional Engineers plans to personal state income tax. It was UPI photo NORWALK — The jury today out the governor’s signature. repealed a short time later, before ture and led Connecticut to initiate binoculars. build seven of the stations around the- state to supplement the The status of the tax relief bill was to view a videotape of the a 10-year. $5.5 billion highway Rush also said the bridge, built in the tax took effect. Refreshing spill grisly aftermath of the Mianus three monitoring posts already operated by the state and federal remains in limbo, however, be repair program. 1957. was similar in design to other governments. cause of the questions over the The billleft in limbo this year River bridge collapse as Connecti The state earlier this year bridges constnicted during the With temperatures reaching the 90-degree mark in New cut’s multimillion-dollar lawsuit The first of the robot-operated stations was unveiled Tuesday legality of the session, which would make changes to the state’s agreed to pay a total of $6,713 1950s. at the Roaring Brook Nature Center in Canton, where the society O’Neill has challenged in court. program for providing property England this week, Donald Seeto of Newton, Mass., against the span’s designers en million to the three survivors of the tered its second day. will work out problems before completing the expanded - Should the courts rule the session tax relief to elderly homeowners cools off unexpectedly as he falls off his sailboard into collapse and the estates of the THE STATE, armed with the was legal. O’Neill said the bill and renters. Seen by lawyers and members of three men killed. It did not. report of a private engineering monitoring network. Peter’s Pond in Sandwich, Mass. the public on Tuesday, the tape however, admit liability. The state consultant it hired, contends the The expanded network of monitors will provide additional shows two young men crushed to is seeking recovery of those bridge’s skewed design doomed its information on acid precipitation that will be.used to determine death in a gray BMW, the wreck payments, in addition to other support system. Rather than being the magnitude and trend of acid rain, officials said. age of two tractor trailers, an damages estimated at $20 million connected at a 90-degree angle to Candidates’ camps battle over planks ambulance and a hearse and or more, from Tippetts-Abbett- its piers, the span connects at a dozens of 20-pound rounds of beef. McCarthy-St ration. 54-degree angle. The state consul O ’Neill backs military medal effort Above the river, a few people are Scene of a mystery By Judd Everhart ing the convention system and process, the platform was not the he had sponsored legislation in the State and federal officials agree tant said the rusted pin-and- HARTFORD — Gov. William A. O’Neill has given his support , The Associated Press having direct primaries. staring through the bridge’s gap that the movement of a 7-inch-wide hanger assemblies didn’t cause the place to put things like the 10 past requiring six months’ notice. ing hole. Beyond the twisted Yellow police ribbon is all that remains to a career soldier’s effort to erect a plaque at the Capitol Moffett, a former congressman, percent rule or direct primaries. That bill was opposed by the steel bolt caused the collapse. But failure and claimed the rust rodents had been killed. Although HARTFORD — Backers of Gov. ■wreckage is the picturesque the state and the engineering firm actually acted as a weld, holding where a house used to stand at 112 honoring state residents who received the nation’s highest is having trouble reaching the 20 "You want openness without O’Neill administration. police have identified the remains as milutary honor. William A. O’Neill and his chal- percent plateau, although he destroying the party structure,” Greenwich Yacht Club. disagree over what caused the bolt the sections together and delaying Spencer St. In May, police found the There was another battle over Three people died and three to slip. Bolts held together the Lamprecht's, they said this week they The governor has written members of the Legislative lengei for the Democratic guber claims to be "very, very close” to Pelto said. the need for a "platform imple the collapse. dismembered remains of 84-year-old natorial nomination. Toby Moffett, the 270 h e ' needs of the 1.349 others were injured when a 100- hanger assemblies at each end of "Our claim is that the skew wili never know how she died. Her Management Committee supporting the efforts of Paul Dlubac of A plank requiring companies to mentation committee” which fopt, three-lane section of the the bridge’s suspended 100-foot Jessica Lamprecht, the owner, in the 49-year-old retarded son, Louis Lam Simsbury to erect the honor to recipients of the Congressional say they will continue their battle delegates to the July l8-19 give advance notice to its em would be charged with seeing to it angle created a force that pushed over planks of the party's platform convention. ployees and state officials before Mianus River bridge in Greenwich sections. the bridge sideways, and it should refrigerator and fireplace of the home, precht, is still undergoing evaluation at Medal of Honor. that elected Democrats carry out collapsed on June 28, 1983. Dlubac, who served with the U.S. Army in Korea and Vietnam, right up until next week’s Demo Rapoport said Tuesday that closing a plant or a major layoff the goals of the platform. have been known that the skew was which was demolished Tuesday after Cedarcrest Hospital in Newington. cratic State Convention. although his amendment failed also caused a skirmish. The state is arguing that the A NATIONAL Transportation too great and should have been has waited a year for word from the legislative committee on Pelto and O’Neill campaign Interstate 95 bridge was doomed to whether the plaque will be allowed in the 107-year-old Capitol The two sides have split over during a meeting of the temporary This onef however, was not so chief Richard F. Schneller argued Safety Board investigation con eliminated." said Baj, also a planks dealing with candidate platform committee last week, an fail because of faulty engineering. cluded that the bridge’s pin-and- Bridgeport lawyer. building. much between Moffett and O’Neill that there was no need to include "The evidence will show that this selection, factory closings and additional attempt may be made forces as it was between labor the creation of the committee in hanger assembly had rusted, caus- Countered Rush: "The entire The comittee delayed action on the request because of a desire South African investments. bridge was improperly designed.” ing the failure. Federal Friends help victim come home when the permanent platform sympathizers and O’Neill loyal the platform itself. But Rapoport bridge was inspected in 1982 to develop a policy for deciding how to handle requests from One section that stirred dis committee meets next week. ists. said Rapoport. wanted It in and successfully attorney Arnold Bai told a Norwalk investigators also found that state without an engineer. We’ll have groups that-want to place plaques or other items on display in the Superior Court jury on Tuesday. Thanks to the efforts of Man ■ and fractured hips. agreement is entitled “Open Go "I hope the platform committee The platform draft called for six amended the platform. bridge inspectors were ignorant of testimony saying that with an nated students with red faculty Capitol building. vernment and Full Participation in "This bridge was destined to fall nationally recognized inspection chester residents, a 17-year-old Rosenstock said that although and the convention will put the months’ notice before a plant He also got through an amend engineer, the inspection should armbands. DiYeso said, to show it the Political Process.” Democratic Party behind serious closing or major layoff. Pelto got ment calling for a review in the since day one. and it did.” procedures take a week or more. But not in the girl who went into a coma as the her daughter is talking, "it doesn’t was a legitimate cause, and had a result of a car accident isabletobe always make a lot of sense” She Moffett loyalists, led by state electoral reform in the year through an amendment that re 1987 legislative session of reforms Tippeft s-Abbett-McCarthy- state of Connecticut ... who says collection drive. Students also Sleepwalker makes the rounds nude Rep. Miles S. Rapoport. D-West ahead,” Rapoport said. WILLIAM RUSH, attorney for Stratton. in its own report, agreed at home on weekends, her mother said Carla is doihg things with her moves the six months requirement approved this year aimed at someone on the ground with said today. sponsored a car wash and bake Hartford, tried to amend that Rep. Jonathan Pelto, D- and simply has the Democrats making liability insurance more the engineering firm of Tippetts- that the bridge collapsed because binoculars says (the problem) is hands like children’s puzzles, but sale, and managed to raise over GUILFORD — A 40-year-old woman was embarrassed but Carla Rosenstock said that her still has a short memory span, section to include either a provi Mansfield. an O’Neill supporter, saying they’ll introduce a bill next affordable and available. Another Abbett-McCarthy-Stratton of Man of shoddy inspection. The firm said the skew?” $700, he said. unharmed when she awoke naked on the Town Green after sion reducing from 20 percent to 10 hattan, told jurors that the state daughter is "doing fairly well,” which is considered a normal apparently sleepwalking from her nearby home, police said helped beat back the Rapoport year requiring notice, but not amendment he proposed that was that if state inspectors followed “It was just a tremendous percent the amount of convention amendment. He argued that while saying how much. approved calls for a “consumer was at fault because of shoddy procedures outlined in a 1976 THE FIRST WITNESS to testify and has been taken up to a "Level occurence in the recovery process. response," DiYeso said. today. inspection and maintenance Five” status at Newington Child William DiYeso. the town’s support a candidate needs to there was nothing wrong with the “I was trying to bring all sides advocate function” within the Department of Transportation was Stephen Kosiorowski. a state With the extra money and Police received a call about 5:45 a.m. Tuesday that a nude qualify for a primary, or eliminat party being for opening up the together,” said Pelto. who added practices. manual, they would have disco ren’s Hospital, where she is assistant coordinator of youth state Insurance Department. trooper who described the scene recovering. "Level Eight” means donated equipment. Rosenstock woman was walking on the historic Green at the center of small "The state had 25 years to vered signs of corrosion and been following the collapse. He said one services, who met Carla through said the family is now able to bring shoreline community settled in 1639 east of New Haven. inspect it and maintain it. and if able to prevent the accident. full awareness, according to the agency, said he started a Carla home on weekends as part of car was "twisted like a pretzel,” Rosenstock, “We had a report of a naked lady strolling on the Green and she A Newspaper in Education Program they had, the bridge would be there Rush, a Bridgeport attorney, while two tractor trailers were special fund after the accident. the therapy. She said it helps her Her daughter, also named Carla, "Some of the kids decided that, was doing just that,” said police Capt. Charles Collins. “She was New Haven restricts Sponsored by today,” Rush said. referred to the reports in court, piled on top of each other. daughter to see people and places very embarrassed.” The Quiz The bridge, which collapsed telling jurors the state’s bridge was a passenger in her boyfriend’s when Carla looked like she was she knows. The Manchester Herald Also Tuesday, about a dozen car March 2 when they were going to come out of her coma, that The woman told officers who responded that she must have during the pre-dawn hours, is used inspectors had a "lack of knowl boxes filled with bridge parts were “These people have been fantas daily by thousands of commuters involved in a crash in Vernon. She they wanted to do something to sleepwalked from her house about a block away and had just edge and training” He noted that carried into the courtoom. along tic," Rosenstock said, "You can’t awakened. South African cargo COMIC STRIPS (10 point! for Boch quBttlon sniwBrtd corrtctly) traveling between southwestern the last inspection of the Mianus suffered severe internal injuries, help,” he said. «i‘eally express how grateful you with apiece of a large girder. including a bruise on her heart. Manchester High'School desig Police covered her with a blanket and brought her back home, where they questioned her and found her in a normal state of NEW HAVEN (UPI) - The New sity students and other supporters. Com ics mind. Haven ' Board of Aldermen has Ellen Kershaw, director of legis passed a resolution declaring the lative services in New Haven, said city’s harbor off limits to cargo, the aldermen’s action also sup Hopor Horrlbl* Ah* Im talm > t TttOtMWT It V»A« BiAp T ppthalmologists offer free care vessels and goods from South ports the U.S. House of Represen T.*| NAMOP A r - Africa, officials said. tatives’ resolution calling for a TioA T,.,, BLOOMFIELD — More than 100 state ophthalmologists are The resolution states New Haven trade embargo and divestment IWIanchester offering their services free-of-charge to people over the age of 65 would be “a port free of any cargo, from South Africa. who need eye care but can’t afford it, thanks to a new program, vessels and goods from South Kershaw said the Board of Merchants Association called the National Eye Care Project Helpline. ' Africa,’’ city officials said Alderxem’s resolution, which wa's Tue.sday. MM III Mi futaiw ' MO , IMS The project matches older people with ophthalmologists who approved unanimously Monday MWWWjjMM* I MU>r> ' sitl <4 are willing to volunteer their services. If patients don’t have "No cargo that comes into the night by voice vote, now must go to MPIMN sH' h o m o I,AIM. medical insurance and can’t otherwise afford the services, they harbor that isveSouth African- Mayor Biagio DiLieto, who has 10 And Neighbors will be treated for free, said Jacquelyn T. Coleman, executive related can come into the city of days to approve or veto, director of the Connecticut Society of Eye Physicians. New Haven.’^^said George Newton, a city alderman. Kershaw said despite the aider- Connecticut’s part of the nationwide, $3 million prograrn Funlcy WtnIcBrbBon started on Monday with the opening of a new toll-free telephone The harbor has been the site of men’s action, there is still some several anti-apartheid protests by question as to the legality of the 1 The comic strip is one of the most popular features of a modern line that refers patients to participating ophthalmologists. That labor organizations. Yale Univer newspaper. But comics have been around for many years. Most number is 1-800-222-3937. resolution. 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Tk 'I IRA interest does not constitute a contribution QUESTION; reaching that age or becoming QUESTION: I am out of work have to be careful about. If your 79 I U.S. ACRES by Jhn Davto I opened an in without getting hit with big income permanently disabled must pay and my unemployment compensa IRA is in certificates of deposit, as tax. i. dividual retire regular income tax, plus the 10 ment account tion has run out. I have an many bank IRAs are, you’ll THE PHANTOM by L** Falk A By Barry LET ME HELP ^ WHAT percent penalty. \ /w o WOULDN'T last year and individual retirement account with probably have to pay early with ANSW ER : The IRA can be YOU WITH THAT HAPPENEP \ ( BELIEVE ME Investors’ However, you don’t have to deposited $ a local bank. Can I draw money out drawal penalties to the bank if the moved to another IRA sponsor or THAT CHOPPERYw HEREVER,, HOPE THBY'' TD THEAffaP WORM, BOOKER TO MOU.ROM? 2,000 A ^ withdraiy the interest your IRA in it. I plan to of the IRA without paying a CDs are cashed before their trustee, such as a credit union, 'FLYING TO WHERC? I MAKE IT. NOGASSWTION6 NOaP$„TNEN G uide earns. You’re badly mixed up 'THERE,,, put the same penalty? maturity dates. without paying tax. That can be HOVie „ DIANA,, about the contribution limits. That HELOI5E„KIT„r William A. Doyle Federally insured banks and accomplished through a trustee-to- amount in this interest does not count as a year. The $2,000 A N SW E R : Not unless y6u are at savings and loan associations are trustee transfer, in which your contribution. least 59‘A years old or are allowed to waive early withdrawal husband never touches the money. I put in last year The money you put into an IRA, is earning inter permanently disabled. If you’re penalties on IRA CDs for people Or, he can close his present IRA plus everything that it earns in the under that age and in good health, * 59*A and older. Some waive that and put the money in another IRA est and that form of interest, dividends or presents a problem. there are no exceptions to the rule penalty. Some don’t. at a different trustee or sponsor income tax on the interest I take growth in value, is sheltered from that you mu.st pay regular federal As a single person, the maxi within 60 days. out. But why should I have to pay income tax until you withdraw it. income tax and a 10 percent QUESTION: My husband, now mum I am allowed to contribute to. But. if he just closes his present "ftiK the additional 10 percent penalty If you leave your IRA intact for penalty tax on IRA withdrawals. age 68. retired in 1979 with a the IRA annually is $2,000. If I put IRA and does not open another, on money I withdrew to stay within many years, the interest it earns profit-sharing payment from his JTM DAVfS $2,000 in this year, that amount and income tax will be due on all that the letter of the law and abide by each year will compound and However, because you are un company, which he put into a money. the interest will exceed $2,000. To the IRA contribution limits? might actually exceed the money employed and if you have no other rollover bank IRA. We have taken PMfM avoid "over contributing,” I will The easy way to accomplish you put in as contributions. taxable income, you’re probably in the interest each month to supple CAPTAIN EASY ®by Crooks A Cassia withdraw the interest. what you have in mind is to contact A N SW E R : For the simple rea As long as you can afford to leave a very low income lax barcket. As ment our income. BLONDIE by Daan Young A Stan Drake Because I am under age 59*A, the credit union or other institution son that you would be withdrawing your IRA untouched, don’t with a result, the tax bite on the IRA The interest has dropped so low there is supposed to be a 10 percent to which the money is to be moved money from your IRA before you draw the interest. By tapping the withdrawals might not be terribly we wonder if it can be taken out of and have that outfit handle all the UMMM I Guess I T S tax penalty on IRA withdrawals. I reach 59'A. Anyone who takes IRA before age 59‘A . you would be large. the IRA and put into a credit union “ T IM E T O S O T O can understand paying regular paperwork through a trustee-to- THE AAARKET, money out of an IRA before subject to an unnecessary tax bite. But there is another thing you or some other place paying more. trustee transfer. Stock slide shows UPI signs of slowing head - C l ARLO AND JANIS * by Jimmy Johnson By The Associated Press setting security, was down 1 point, or $10 for each $1.000 in face value, resigns O N TH E FASTRACK by Bill Holbrook HEY DM>U(ywT lltOGe WUH HOW WERE 1HF The stock market suffered more yielding 7.23 percent, up from 7.16 C0IA150AE lAPFU06tV«E ‘ LIVE”? OTWfiSSRECORDeP? big losses in the second day of percent Monday. RECORDS HAVE VREC(«PED LIVE. trading following Monday’s record In currency trading, the dllar, WASHINGTON (UPI) - LuisG. P all th e b ars and discos are ...s o WE'RE COUlD You selloff, but there were some signs which bounced up and down in a Nogales, who successfully guided Filled wtTil eit^^e r m id p le-Aged d i TR^NG I F >0 TAKE US 1& AND OTHERS that the dizzying^plunge may be narrow range throughout the trad United Press International divorcees o r Kips gtkaisht o iif WHERE THE Your Fa v o r ite WT PONT? slowing down. ing day. ended lower against all through Chapter l l bankruptcy, o u t OF COLt£l>£/ 25-35 A&E NiEHTsftJT? s u r e . After remaining down by nearly major foreign currencies except resigned Tuesday as chairman and GROUP (jgfs DOWN! 30 points for much of Tuesday’s the British pound. chief executive officer of the J / international news agency. 3 / session, the Dow Jones average of In other economic developments 30 industrial stocks trimmed some Tuesday: “ My task is completed.” said of its losses to close with an —The alue of building permits Nogales, who took over as top 18.27-point decline at 1.820.73. issued by the nation’s 200 largest officer in March 1985. "U P I has cities rose to $55.1 billion in 1985. a been sold and recapitalized. It is That put the combined two-day 10 perce.t increase over the appropriate for me now to leave loss at 80.14 points. A record previous year, according to a Dun and let the new owners form their ALLEY OOP ®by Dave Grau* 61.87-poinf drop — to 1.839 — was & Bradstreet Corp. report. own management team. posted Monday, topping the pre —The Conference Board re ALL TH' STUFF THAT ( THEN LET’S / OKAY, MEN, WE'RE EASY DOES IT, ( LOOK,WtZER! ISN'T YES! HNWv>! I vious record drop of 45.75 points ported that business- executives “ I believe UPI has a great future BELONGS TO KING V GET IT ON ' MOVIN' OUT.' FOLLOW NOW! WE DON'TV t h a t CAPTAIN GLEET WONDER WHY and leave with confidence, know June 9. remained fairly confident in the KDOGIE IS WRAPPEDN TH' RAFT!' TH'CAPTAIN.' w a n t a n y t h i n g ! a n d h is g u a r d s ?, T H E Y C A M E ing it is in strong hands,” he said, MR. MEN’- AND LITTLE MISS’- by Hargreaves & Sellers AN' READY TGO, CAf-Nl) DAMAGED! BACK? In the broader market Tuesday, economy during the second quar adding. " I t ’s a friendly parting.” about five stocks fell for each one ter of this ye^^uWith half of those Owirib-iea br NEA that rose on the New York Stock questioned expecting economic ' Nogales, who had two years to go NPBAOO^ Exchange. Big Board volume conditions to strengthen. on his contract under the previous BY L-Y/N<3 totaled 174.06 million shares, More than two-fifths thought ownership, said he had known IT 5 TlM e 'iO U & O T HIS against 138.23 million in the business conditions had improved since 1984 that the chance was OFF T H A T COUCH ANP previous session. in the three months ended June 30. “ very high” he would leave when 23/P ^AAETHING, . Only a week ago, the Dow Jones he survey by the business research UPI was sold. ' *) ^ A^R.LAZY.' ^ industrials had closed at an group was conducted in May and UPI photo He said his resignation Involved all-time high of 1,909.03. which was early June. a cash settlement, but declined to about 33 percent higher than it was —In Washington, yields on 52- disclose the amount, saying only in late September, when the week Treasury bills fell to 5.98 Jaws of sliencf/ that “ It was fair and friendly.” THE BORN LOSER ®by Art Sansom market began to rebound. percent in Tuesday’s auction, the Nogales, a board member of the Tumbling stock prices also af lowest level since April, and down 7* (abbr.) 21 Possess f ing the current high voice quality, same procedure in the past. speech, or codes it electronically, representation of the kind Alex and applied research in electron gram to generate positive cash P 1 N E can either work to your advantage or OPTION/IL PROHIBITED 22 Weavers of 23 Irish clan GTE Labs president John C. Redmond said. at a rate of 16 kilobits peF second ander Graham Bell discovered. ics, photonics, telecommunica flow, restructure U P I’s debt and H A u L against you. Look for virtues in others, BEACH fate 26 Depend not their faults. Try to patch up a ro- BE>ICH Redmond said Tuesday. “ This is a significant advance for transmission over telephone The new technology was rated tions. artificial intelligence and attract new investment capital. He 24 Nautical rope 28 Russian ruler rpance. The Matchmaker set can help ■?> ” It will likely reduce channel ment for the telecommunications circuits. Redmond said. The stand acceptable by 95 percent of the materials science. headed UPI during Chapter 11 25 Time divisidn 30 God (Fr.) 39 Former S.E. 48 Ancient musical you understand what it might lake to proceedings from April 1985 Asian 27 Musical group 32 California instrument make the relationship work. Mail $2 to through the company’s discharge association 50 Plagiarize Matchmaker, c/o this newspaper, PO . T h A Y «j 7 -9 from bankruptcy and sale to New of nine county etMB»yFCA.inB 41 Married 52 Weight of India Box 1846, Cincinnati, OH 45201. 29 Expressed Ire 33 Equal (Fr.) UPI. Inc. for $41 million June 10, woman's title 54 Caviar LEO (July 23-Aug. 22) Wide swings are Rural bank failures may soon threaten farmers 1986. 31 Wanderers 34 "Auld Lang 42 Serving as type 55 Compass point Vazquez-Rana. 54, who succeeds 35 Artist's possible tpday in the management of WINTHROP ®by Dick Cavalll 43 River in France 56 . Com your resources. Either you'll be far too Nogales as chairman and chief workshop WASHINGTON (AP) - The cial bank failures, the most in a be changing, however.” number. 137 were rural, and 107 — acquire failed institutions.” the 36 Glimpses 45 Stretched tight mandments extravagant or a tad too stingy. 'rOU Marge’s Mic salt, wine, and nutmeg in a small sauce, sherry, cornstarch and ture. Microwave on 70 (medium- power for 10 minutes, rotating pan rowave Kitchen bowl. Spread half of mixture in ginger. Add to dish and cook on high) for 7 minutes. Sprinkle with every 3 minutes. Microwave on is well into its Filing a refund complaint bottom of a 12-by-9-inch baking high for 4 to 5 minutes; stir twice. extra grated cheese, and sprinkle high for 4 to 5 minutes, or until a third year of dish. Arrange broccoli in the dish. Add green pepper and cashews. with paprika. Return to micro- test indicates that cake is done. publication. M icrow a ve Top with turkey slices, shrimp and Cook covered With plastic wrap, at wave for 1 minute at 70% Cover and let stand directly on- More than 700 fresh mushroom slices. Pour re high for 3 to 5 minutes, or pntil (medium-high) or until ch ee^ is top of counter for 10 minutes.- should be matter of pride r e c ip e s ' have K itch e n maining soup mixture over the top. chicken and green pepper are melted. Yields 6 servings. Invert and sprinkle with chocolate been included Sprinkle with half of the cornbread tender; stir once. Let stand for 3 sprinkles. Hint: Be sure to test the in the column Marge Churchill' stuffing mix. /Cover with waxed minutes before serving. Serve with Grasshopper cake cake for doneness using a wooden during this paper. hot rice. Yields 4 servings. toothpick. The cake will appear By Martin Sloan* local supermarket was offering Clairol shampoo for time. Many are Microwave on high for 8 to 11 1 package (I8V!e ounces) yellow moist in spots on the top when the ^ United Feature Syndicate $1.48 and conditioner for $1.19. When the store doubled real favorites, minutes. oT until heated through. cake mix, sifted cake is done. These spots will" my two 25-cent coupons. I had to pay only $1.67. My Green rice and have been Rotate dish after -4ialf of the 1 package vanilla instant pud disappear as the cake stands. DEAR MARTIN: I have had several recent final score after the arrival of the mail-in offer is three 1 package (10 ounces) frozen requested by readers for cooking time. Arrange cheese ding miv14 serving size) experiences of sending for refunds that did not arrive; microwave at 70% (medium-high) chopped spinach fine Clairol products for just 17 cents and a postage republication. slices on top. sprinkle with remain 4 large eggs a Black Label refund, a free Andes offer, and a Maria for 7 to 9 minutes. Allow to stand 2 cups shredded Cheddar cheese Microiyave fudge stam p!” I hope a favorite of yours will be ing cornread stuffing mix. Micro- ‘A cup orange juice rebate. for 5 minutes, covered. (Bounces) „ Alice end other readers whose smart-shopping included in today’s column. If you wave uncovered at 70% (medium- !A cup vegetable oil 3 cups sugar You'have advised people to complain to consumer- During standing time, cook 4 cups cooked rice * experiences appear in this column receive a copy of have not previously tried any of high) for 4 to 5 minutes, or until Vi cup water V4 cup butter affairs offices when these refunds are not received. I frozen peas and carrots. Cut an H 3 green onions, tops chopped my book, “ The Guide to Coupons and Refunds.” these recipes, then this is your cheese melts. Let stand for 5 Vi cup creme de menthe 1 can (5.3 ounces) evaporated called my local consumer-affairs office, and they sent shape in the box, add 1 teaspoon of 3 tablespoons butter chance to do so. Perhaps they Will minutes before serving. Serves 4 to Vi teaspoon vanilla milk me a complaint form. The instructions said that after butter. Cover with a paper towel Vi teaspoon garlic powder become favorites of yours, as well. 6 people. 2 or 3 drops green food coloring 1 package (12 ounces) semi- I filled out the form. I had to have it witnessed by a and microwave on high for 5 !A teaspoon pepper If you have a favorite microwave 1 can (S‘A ounce) chocolate sweet chocolate pieces notary public. Clip ’n’ file refunds minutes. Salt to taste recipe which you would like to syrup l.jar (^Vt ounces) marshmallow Remove meat loaf to Oriental chicken 3 tablespoons (lour I really don’t think it’s worth the time and cost of One-third cup finely chopped creme Soups, Snack Foods, Candy (F ile 3) share, please send it to M arge’s microwave-safe serving platter. HA cups milk getting the complaint form notarized in order to 3 tablespoons oil nuts 1 cup chopped walnuts / Clip out this file and keep it with similar Mierwave Kitchen, P.O. Box 591, Fill cavity with cooked drained complain about not receiving a dollar refund or five 2 boneless chicken breasts, Unwrap package of spinach and Chocolate sprinkles 1 teaspoon vanilla cash-off coupons — beverage refund offers with Manchester Herald, Manchester vegetables. Drizzle remaining 20-cent coupons. skinned and thinly sliced (about I place in a 3-quart round casserole. Combine cake mix. instant pud In a large glass mixing bowl, beverage coupons, for example. Start collecting 06040. I will be happy to include sauce over the meat loaf. MR. ROHAT to 1!A pounds) Cover and microwave on high for 5 ding, eggs, orangejuice,-oil, water, combine sugar, butter and milk. the needed proofs of purchase while looking for your favorites in future columns, Garnish with cooked bacon sli LAKE WORTH. FLA. 2 cloves garlic, finely chopped minutes. Drain. Add cheese and creme de menthe, vanilla and fqod Cook on high for 9 to 10‘A minutes, the requir^ forms at the supermarket, in and share them with our readers. ces. Cover wih waxed paper. J 'V, 2 tablespoons soy sauce cooked rice. Set aside. coloring. Mix well 'on medium stirring occassionally. until sugar newspapers and magazines, and when trading Return to microwave and cook for D EAR M R. ROHAT: Why not do it out of plain 1 tablespoon sherry Place onions and butter in a speed with an electric mixer. Pour is dissolved. with friends. Offers may not be available in all Clastic meat loaf 2 minutes on high. Yields 4 to 6 old-fashioned pride? 1 tablespoon cornstarch 4-cup glass measure. Cover with two-thirds of batter into a greased Stir in chocolate, marshmallow areas of the country. Allow 10 weeks to receive servings. If you took the time to write and complain to the 4 slices bacon, cut in half and Vi teaspoon ginger plastic wrap and microwave on each refund. microwave bundt pan. creme and chopped nuts. When manufacturer’s cnstomer-relations department and cooked 1 medium green pepper, cut into .high for 3 minuts. Stir in garlic chocolate is melted, add vanilla. Ham id photo by Rocha ’These offers require refund forms: Blend in chocolate syrup and heard nothing, then wrote directly to the president of HA pounds ground beef Turkey divan casserole small chunks powder, pepper, salt and flour. Blend completely and turn into a C AM PB E LL’S Soup for One $1 Refund Offer. nuts with remaining batter. Pour the company, and still heard nothing, why not let this Vi cup tomato sauce ■A cup cashew halves. Gradually blend in milk. Micro- well-buttered 9-by-15-inch glass Ceila Robbins likes to do her pre vegetables for one of her favorite ethnic Send the required refund form and the labels 2 packages (8 ounces each) chocolate mixture over creme de unresponsive company know that you mean business? 1 egg, beaten Heat oil in a 3-quart casserole at wave on high3to4minutes. or until dish. Chill until firm. Cut into from any eight cans of Campbell’s Soup for One frozen chopped broccoli menthe mixture in the bundt pan. cooking preparation outdoors in the dishes, meat balls Espanol. It may -not make much sense to pay a notary to high for 2 to 3 minutes. Meantime thickened. v 1 cup seasoned bread crumbs 1 can (Vi ounce) cream of shrimp Do not stir batters together. squares. Yields aout 3 pounds of complain about a $1 offer. But if you have already Soups including the front variety panel. Expires U 1 tablespoon dried onion combine chicken, garlic, soy Combine sauce with rice mix summer. Here, she is cutting the July 31, 1986. soup Microwave at 50% (medium) fudge. written two letters to the manufacturer, your Vi teaspoon instant garlic CHEF BOYARDEE. Free Pizza Toppings ■A cup mayonnaise or salad complaint is no longer simply a matter of dollars and 1 teaspoon salt Offer. Receive two 50-cent coupons (one coupon dressing Your Neighbor's Kitchen cents. You want to let that company know that you Dash of pepper good toward any cheese product and one coupon Vi cup milk don’t like being ripped off! 1 package (10 ounces) frozen good toward any meat or vegetable product). Vi cup white wine If you can’t see doing this for a dollar refund, wait peas and carrots, cooked and THE SUPERMARKET WITH Send the required refund form and three Vi teaspoon salt until the next time that you receive no response after drained Universal Product Codes from Chef Boyardee Vi teaspoon nutmeg you complain about a $2 or $3 refund. SAUCE: Robbins craves hot food Two Complete Pizza Mixes (Cheese or Peppe- 6 ounces fresh mushrooms, Vi cup catsup roni) or five proofs of purchase from Chef sliced WAKEHMISII PKHXiS DEAR MARTIN: We are considering having a V /t teaspoons Worcertershire L Boyardee One Complete Pizza Mix (Cheese, 3 cups thinly sliced cooked "Coupon Party.” We love the idea of.going to a party sauce Pepperoni or Sausage). Expires July 31, 1986. turkey where there is no pressure to buy anything, but this is 1 tablespoon brown sugar ■rravel America with COMBOS. Receive a free 1 package (12 ounces) frozen ami MMLITY, TINI when weather gets steamy as far as we have been able to get in our planning. V /t tablespoons Dijon mustard Travel America Discount Coupon Book. Send the pre-cooked tiny shrimp, thawed DOUBLE COUPONS _____ ^ _ We’re not really sure what should go on art a "Coupon Cook bacon and set aside. I required refund form and three net-weight V/t cups dry cornbread stuffing Party.” Do you know? Combine meat-loaf ingredients statements from any 8-ounce or larger bags ot mix The Butcher Sho^ arving A Great Tradition •- By Nancy Pappas kid-pleasing leftovers. "I guess up all of the browned bits from the Any help you can offer would be sincerely and pat into a ring mold. (If you Combos Filled Snack, along with a $1.50 check or 6 slices (Vi ounces each) pasteu :^Herald Reporter they’ll enjoy these things when bottom. Pour this over the casse appreciated. don’t have a ring mold, you can money order for postage and handling. Expires rized processed American cheese Shell Sirloin Tip Tyson they get bigger. At least. I hope role. Cover and bake in a 375- NANCY BOHR make one by placing a custard cup Sept. 1,1986. Remove outer wrap from broc When the weather gets steamy. so.” she said. degree oven for abbut an hour, or ONO, PA. in the center of a 2-quart casse HERSHEY’S Big Block $1 Refund Offer. Send coli packages: place packages on a Sirloin Steaks Roasts Cornish Hens njCeila Robbins of Camp Meeting until chicken is tender. Serves five role.) Cook meat loaf on high for 5 the required refund form and the wrapper from plate and microwave on high for 5 BEEF LOIN-BONF IN BEEF BOUND BONE I f SS I Mn/f N GBAt'l A TO y j 07 "-Road in Bolton doesn’t long for or six. with rice as an DEAR N AN C Yj-H ave your “ Coupon Party” and minutes. Rotate pan. Pour half of Basque chicken five Hershey’s Big Block Bars (any brands). to 6 minutes, or just until de cooling fruit salads or chilled accompaniment. trade coupons. Make it simple, and trade coupons sauce on top of meat loaf, cover \ USDA / Expires Aug. 30. 1986. frosted, drain. \ USDA > -_soups. Instead, she craves hot casserole one-for-one, no matter what the value. Offer a door with vented plastic wrap and SUN-MAID Free Sun Plums Offer. Receive a Mix soup, mayonnaise, milk. 199 ethnic foods made with lots of prize (a big envelope full of coupons) to theladyjwho Formorlv 99 2 large chicken breasts, cut into coupon good for one free bag of Sun Plums. Send N Y vegetables and interesting spices. Meat balls Espanol comes with the best hat — roade-enOrely'mt of serving pieces the required refund form and one quality seal Grain Fed Beef I lb Sirloin Gram Fed Bool " I really don’t know why that 1 pound lean ground beef expired coupons. And offer refreshments purchased 89 I tablespoon butter, melted from the Sun Plums package. Expires Aug, 31. BEEF LOM-BM IE IN-WITH TAIL bBEEF w * H RO uurfu> UND-BONELESS isurifeLbss BtEFBOUND*WriOlE>llUl5m . \ is." said Robbins, a history 1 cup soft bread crumbs free (or almost free) with coupons — doubled, of KEFKOUNO-WHOlE-ITOISltt. F K IK QCNUINI AMOHCAN-WHOli I tablespoon melted bacon fat 1986. teacher turned freelance writer. ‘A cup finely chopped onion course! Menus Salt and pepper to taste Here’s a refund form to write for: Porterhouse or @ 0 9 9 Sirloin Tip @ 029 Boneless .Custom Cut Oven Ready |89 "Maybe it doesn’t seem so hot on Vi cup finely chopped celery Readers who have creative ideas for activities at a TbOnJof,. 3 medium tomatoes DR. SCHOLL’S Pro Comfort Sports Cushions $1 T-Bone Steaks ib^ Steaks— ------Sirloin------Tips ------ID. _ the outside if I get my insides V /t teaspoons Worcestershire “ Coupon Party” should write to me in care of the Leg-O-Lamn ib I 1 small eggplant Refund Offer, P.O. Box NB986, El Paso, TX 79977. Senior citizens Meals on Wheels BCEFLOM-SCM BONELESS K F fL O I N g j PORK L O m -fM END FREIM OCNINNE AMERICAN really fired up.” sauce Manchester Herald. I will publish the most interesting Ve pound mushrooms, quartered This offer expires Dec. 31, 1986, but send a Shell Sirloin Steaks C3,b 2.29 Boneless Rump Steaks »> 2.89 Boneless Pork Roasts »> 1.99 Shoulder Blade Lamb Chops lb 1.99 It was not always thus. Robbins 1 egg letters. The following meals will be The following meals are to be if large self-addressed stamped envelope by Oct. 1.1986. LESSER QUANTITIES i f LB. IM\MICNU(X-i£S»OWMTmUlHLl PLUM ROSE FRESH OCNINNE AMERICAN . * . grew up in what she calls a 1 tablespoon garlic salt (really) served at Mayfair Gardens and served to Meals on Wheels clients 1 small green pepper, sliced While waiting for the form, save the large Pro Fresh Chicken Legs ."JS: » 79* Fresh Ground Chuck ""JS: ib 1.4 9 C a n n e d H am 2 .9 9 Rib Lamb Chops ( ) ,b 3.9 9 ‘‘meat-and-potatoes environ Vi teaspoon black pepper THE SMART SHOPPER AWARD goes to Alice Westhlll Gardens the week of July the week of July 14 through 18. The LESSER QUANTITIES 1.M LB. NtSRIKMXWkUtOOUNmTlStNlI FRE8H-“ NEW” 1 medium onion, sliced Comfort logo from the front of the package of one ment” "W e had hearty, healthy, 1 16-ounce can stewed tomatoes Luna of Houston, Texas; “ An offer of a $1.50 cash 14 ‘ through 18 to Manchester hot noon meal is listed first and the 1 clove garlic, mashed pair of Dr. Scholl’s Pro Comfort Sports Cushions Fresh Chkiken Breasts ^^£1? >1.89 Fresh Ground Round or mor* Ib. 1.99 CleusMn Pickle Relish T 6 9 * Country Style Pork Ribs ib 1.79 refund plus a free Clairol hair spray got me started. POINT CUT>MOSEY‘8 BEEF-1-LB. PK Q .V ie 8LICED-A8SORTEO typically New England meals.” Pinch thyme 12 ounces zucchini, thinly sliced residents who are 60 or older. cool evening meal is second. FRESH PORK ’The offer asked for only two proofs of purchase, so I Insoles, along with the dated cash-register she recalled. But as her family '/t bay leaf (about tV t cups) Monday; Tomato juice, fish on a Monday: Roast beef with gravy, C o rn e d B e e f B risk e t » 99* A & P M eat F ra n k s l-ii'g 99* A&P Luncheon Meats ^ 99* Spare Ribs ib1.79 began by looking for G airol on sale. I found that a j receipt with the purchase price circled. moved to various parts of the Vt teaspoon dry basil Vi teaspoon cmshed oregano bun, potato puffs, coleslaw, tartar whipped potatoes, green beans, nation, and then lived in Japan foE Vk teaspoon basil sauce, peaches. salad, pudding. Chicken salad ( THE FARM...A CROP OP FRESHNESS ) >/t cup dry white wine T H E D E LI many years. Robbins was exposed (A teaspoon sugar Tuesday: Meat loaf with onion sandwich, grapes, milk, SERVICh SEAFOOD MARKtT Tuesday: Legofveail with gravy, AALL LL WHITEWHfTE MEAT to a variety of ethnic cuisines. Brown chicken pieces in a large I tablespoon cornstarch gravy, buttered noodles, purhper- baked potato, carrots, salad, cake. Bing Summer Exotic FRESH SLICCO Four years of college in southern skillet, 'using a combination of 1 cup beef broth nickel bread, cauliflower au Longacreacre •California, followed by a stint in 3 cups hot cooked lice Public Records gratin. lemon tart with topping. ’Turkey salad sandwich, pears, Fresh Swordfish Steaks » I butter and bacon fat. Salt and FRESH CUT the Peace Corps in Nepal, com Wednesday: Chicken parmesan. milk. T U r if;ey i R oll Cherries Variety Melons pepper pieces and pile in the Combine beef, bread crumbs, -v^WASH STATE-JUMBO SI/( CASARA CMANSHAW i.ANAPy Fresh Flounder Fillet ib! pleted her introduction to the joy of .Italian bread, shells with Italian Wednesday: Swedish meatballs 9 INCH FRESH CUT middle of a shallow casserole. onion, celery, Worcestershire cooking with spices and herbs. and Matthew Quinn, Main Street, Edward F. Boland Jr., Daniel M. .sauce, tossed salad with French in gravy, noodles, spinach, cottage Plunge tomatoes into boiling sauce, egg. l ‘A teaspoons of the Warranty deads Kavem 0 2 9 Fresh Pollock Fillet ib These days. Robbins picks up $45,000. Boland. Kenneth Boland and Ri dressing, apple-raisin crisp. cheese, pudding. Egg salad sand FRESH CUT-NORTH ATLANTIC water and slide off skins. Quarter garlic salt, and pepper. Mix O’Connell Industries Inc. to James T. Leavitt to Barney T. Skinless Franks Fresh Hake Fillet » 9 wich. fruit and gelatin, milk. most of her new recipes from chard Connors to Edward F. and Thursday; Pineapple juice, LARGE them. Peel eggplant, slice into thoroughly. Form into 12 meat Hyman and Roslyh M. Goralnick, FRESH CUT friends’ parties, and from an Peterman Sr. and Barney T. Patricia A. White, Bigelow Street, roast pork with gravy, sweet Thursday: Baked chicken quar ‘A-inch slices, then cut into 1-inch balls. Place in a greased shallow Tolland Turnpike, conveyance tax Peterman Jr., South Manchester Kayem Bologna ib 1.99 * F re sh C o d F ille t : international dinner club she $136,500. potato and apple casserole, but ter in gravy, cranberry sauce, CREAMY 49 strips. baking pan. Bake at 375 degrees for $6.60. FRESH SOFT SHELL helped organize about five years Heights Addition, conveyance tax Lydall Woods Corp. to Walter R. tered peas, rye bread, fruit- plain rice, zucchini, lettuce wedge, Cole Slaw lb 69* LARGE JUICY TANOY FARM FRESH-TENDER In the fat used for the chicken, 20 minutes. Edward T. Creighton Jr. to Steamer Clams » ago. $155.10. and Jeanette J. Luipold, Lydall ccoktail. pudding. Tuna salad sandwich, briefly stir the mushrooms, egg Meanwhile, combine tomatoes Albert R. Martin, Gerald P. Florida Boston Elm er L. Odell Sr. and Josephine Woods Colonial Village. $88,650. Friday: Mixed .vegetable juice, fruit, milk. Her daughters, ages 7 and 10. plant strips, green pepper, toma and zucchini with remaining sea Rothman and David Woodbury, THE DAIRY R. Odell to Thomas F. and Marian Harold Atwood to Philip R. seafood salad on a croissant, Friday: Lasagna. peas, cauli Lim es Lettuce THK PRKKZBR aren’t always enthusiastic about toes. onion, garlic and herbs. Salt sonings and simmer 5 minutes. Erie Street, conveyance tax, TROPICAL TREAT-JUICY SWEET SUMMER FRESH-WlfH TOPS M. Casalino, East Center Street, Stender Sr. and Dawn H. Stender, macaroni saiad. marinated mixed flower. salad, brownie. Ham sand 1 . Ihe more exotic dishes which their and pepper this mixture and Blend cornstarch and broth; stir $13.20. Extra Large Red Mangoes ~ 99* Bunch Carrots , »69* $135.(MH). St. John Street, conveyance tax vegetables, crackers, apricots. wich. baked apple, milk. Hood ^■ mother prepares. But in typically transfer to the casserole, piling it into tomato mixture. Pour over Robin C. Borek to Paul M. and IDEAL FOR SALADS U S NO 1-COlORFUL SLICES Minute Maid Harold V. Cammeyer Jr. and $95,70. Califomia Plum Tomatoes ib 99* ' pragmatic fashion. Robbins offers around, but not on top of the meat balls: continue baking 10 Susan A. Shimer and J. Thomas Donna H. Cammeyer to Gregory L. Yogurt Red Salad Onions ib 59* Dennis N . and Nancy L. Perrault ATKIN'S FARM-ALL NATURAL FRESH WASHED AND CRISPED ?”unusual dishes on nights when her chicken. and Diane L. Johnson, Ambassa Orange Juice minutes longer. Serve over rice. and Marie E. DeNies, West Side to Kathleen A. Chadwick and ALL FRUIT ON THE BOTTOM FLAVORS refrigerator is well-stocked with Pour wine in theskillet, scraping Serves six. dor Drive, $72,900. Fresh Lemonade or Apple Cider 3 m.'*1 Escarole or Chicory » 49* r.ONCf NTRATf Heights, conveyance tax $126.50. Terry L. Thomas, Jensen Street, GREATAacATirABer\ATpr\pi QUENCHER-ASSORTED FLAVORS CANTALOUPE-HONEYDCW-WATERIMI.LON CUTS James B. Morrison and Richard Chicken can provide Barney T. Peterman Sr. and $83,300. Thirsty Man Fruh Drinks 3 ^ * 1 Extra Fancy Melon Trays » 69* Davis Jr. to Dennis J. and Maura Barney T. Peterman Jr. to James Meng Ju Joslyn to John and 0. O’Connor, C!arriage Drive, GROCERY SPECIALS 39 T. and Ann M. Leavitt, Shallow- Jennie Cuadras, Division Street, $139,000. light, satisfying meals ,C J, brook Lane, $225,000. $98,900. REGULAR OR3 EXTRA THICK Southfield Green Condominium About Town George F. and Gwen H. Brooks Manuel A. and Maritza E. Vega Corp. to Walter W. and Velma R. Lincoln Vlasic to Robert T. Alibrio and William G. to Neal S. and Lynne A. Montgo Chicken is made to order for Dash pepper Kraft | 6 9 A&P h Fishback, Southfield Green Con July 28 and 29 and Aug. 25and26,Sept. 15 and 16, at the C!ole, Hackmatack Street. $127,000. mery, Redwood Farms, $127,000. light and satisfying meals. It’s 2 ounces mozzarella cheese Vbiveeta Slices 'Z Apple Juice Relishes Mensa conducts IQ tests dominium. $113,000. high in protein but low in fat. For sauce, in a large saucepan Lemonade H same place and times. Jon M. and Marjorie N. Lucia to Richard J. Soucier to Cynthia A. iMtu^oKiciXAriOA stunum ICE POP Donald J. and Chelene C. REGULAR OR NATURAI HOT DOC, HAMMUROf R OR S ’vVF ( T In order to encourage training as many residents as John F. and Anne F. Gardiner. Scovel, Rolston Tract, $77,000. cholesterol and calories, and it’s cook celery, carrot, mushrooms, Borden’s Frosted Shakes 2 *1 HARTFORD — The Connecticut and western Steckler to Donald L. LaBarre Jr. Disney Shapes IT 1 .7 9 Hyde Street. $98,900. versatile enough to serve fre onion and garlic in hot oil until CMCRIN tAUWAT VtAlRMHCUNOFUARtV Massachusetts chapter of Mensa isbffering an IQtest possible in CPR, the fees have been kept to a Eugene O. ’Turner to Walter A- and Margaret P. LaBarre. North- The Taylor Made Homes Inc. to quently without your family tiring onion is tender. Stir in tomato Saturday at 9 aum. at Greater Hartford Community minimum of $7 per person or $10 per family. Worona, Cumberland Street, A&P Mozzarella 2^. *1 Banquet Dinners *T1.09 field Green Condominium, convey Wayne G. and Donna R. Johnson. of it. sauce, undrained tomatoes, the I OLEN FARMS DESSERT TOPPINO College. 61 Woodjand St., Hartford, for anyone To register for the courses, call Barbara Fassett in $79,000. ance tax $99. Whipi^ Cream Topping cont. 1 .6 9 the emergency department of Manchester Memorial Jackston Heights, $143,900. Leggett Construction Co. Inc. to To keep chicken meals light, teaspoon Italian seasoning and . A & P H and! W h ip 89* interested in joiningthe organization. There is a small SMAU OK LANOE CUM>-t»0 2 . CONT 2 *1 SLICED Charles A. and Jean K. White- Rosemary K. Davis to Louis W. broil, grill, bake or oven-fry the sugar. Bring to boiling; reduce charge to take the test. Hospital at 646-1222, ext. 2313. Harold V. and Donna H. Cam- Breakstone’s Cottage Cheese 1 .0 9 SINGLE PLY INOILOriVMTER X B 9 * head to Jeanne M. Brabants, and Carol N. Wurmnest. Blue chicken to avoid adding fat in heat. Cook, uncovered, over low A&P Strawberries . meyer. Spring Street, $157,000. FOR BETTER HEALTH Delta Tow els LEISURE TIME Mensa is a non-profit international society. The only Green Road. $69,000. heat for 20 minutes. Chicken of the Sea c n o »4b Ridge Drive, $215,000. Joseph P. and Aniela Koss to cooking. Because much of the fat is KELLOGG’S Ice C u b e s beg qualification for membership is a score on any LaCava Construction Co. to 1% LowfatM llk ',1!;'1.59 99* Miss Irish applicants sought Robert M. and Kimberly C. Theodore and Wanda Bocon; Hil located in and just under the skin, Meanwhile, with flat side of SOFT-MAROARINE Corn Flakes Chunk Light liina 3 9 ^ CHEESE standard IQ test in the upper 2 percent of the S'fHM Richard W. and Juliette T. Morin, you can save about 20 calories per meat mallet pound chicken breasts cont. PACKED IN WATER DELI STYLE-KOSHER HALVES OR Applicants are being sought for Miss Irish, who will Sanford to Paul M. and Joseph C. liard Estates. $94,000. Blue Bonnet 89* C e le s te P izza p*0 99* population. If offers men and women of all ages and Braeside Crescent, conveyance serving just by skinning chicken between two pieces of plastic wrap RASTEURIZEO A&P Soli(l White Tuna 'c:b89* A&P Kosher Baby Dills lOlICM (XU 06 IfMON «IM U ( 1 hCA’ reign at the Greater Hartford Irish Festival July 25 to Ofria, Orford Park, $93,000. '1 .2 9 backgrounds the chance to meet and enjoy social and tax $149.60. Roberta F. Woronow to Gerald pieces before cooking. If you’re to ‘A-inch thickness. Combine Breakstone’s Sour Cream cont 1 .0 9 MUf** nucki DELI STYLE-KOSHER SPEARR OR Mrs. Smith’s Cream Pies ’5“,'1 .1 9 special interest activities in all parts of the state. 27. Quitclaim deeds JJ LAIWSON LaCava Construction Co. to L. Brodeur, Park Chestnut Con really serious about cutting calo ricotta. Parmesan, green onion, B&M Baked Beans ’J:;r89* A&P Breads ButterChips’t : '1 .3 9 1-ql O OO Applicants must be 15 through 18 years old and have OCEAN SPRAY SHELLS • CHEDDAR. TWISTS & CHEDDAR OR Ice C re a m c o n i ^ a & 9 To take the test, contact' Dick Dolliver, 688-0484. Susan J. Ammann, Braeside Cres Clinton C. and Winifred D. ries. buy breasts and wings; light the ‘A teaspoon Italian seasoning some Irish ancestry. Judging will take place at the dominium. $39,900. .------( BEER SPECIALS ) - Cranberry Sauce 3!£^.*1 Prince Mac.& Cheese 4 * ^ *1 cent, conveyance tax $168.30. Visions Unlitnited Inc. to James Keeney to Clinton W. and Virginia meat has less fat and fewer and pepper. Place about . HA Irish American Home, 132 Commerce St., Glaston ASSORTED MSTANT ^PERK on AUTOMATIC William O. and Dorothy A. calories than dark. tablespoons of the cheese mixture ‘‘LIBERTY RAK"-REO OR LIGHT Birthing unit tour Is Sunday bury, on July 25 at 7:30 p.m. and Christine Gabriel, Love Lane, M. Keeney, Keeney Street, no Seven Seas Dressings 'S 79* Maxwell House Coffee 4.99 Malan to Patricftf-llf, Boice, Pine Even with the robust Italian- on each chicken piece. Roll up: Decaffeinated ^ veya n ce tax $83.60. conveyance tax. Stroh's ■S 5 lNM 1 I ”" PERCJRCG (M A D C -M K fW K 9 Ttie awards ceremony will be on July 27 at 2:30 p.m. Expectant parents’ tours of Manchester Memorial Street, conveyadcii tlix $79.20. Gilbert R. Hotchkiss to Leslie L. Hilltop Farms Inc. to Leggett style sauce, the caiorie count of place, seam side down, in an 8 by 8 Introvigne Bread Crumbs 79* Folger’s Decaffeinated Coffee 'iS 3 .6 9 Maxwell House Applications are available at the Irish Anierican Beer 13k>2. Hospital’s fam ily birthing unit will be conducted Anita J. Shorts and Adalbert L. 30 PAavTOPWFMRPEASY TO PREPARE REGULAR OR R»PLED and Pamela J. Lyons, Hilliard Contraction Co. Inc., Spring this main dish is under 300 per by 2-inch baking dish. Pour sauce Home or from Aileen Mullin, 43C Marshall Road. REGULAR______OR LIGHTMT 72 Coffee can Sunday and July 20. Hollisey to Ernest C. Johnson Jr. serving. over chicken rolls. Bake, covered, Rice A Roni Pilaf pi *1 P&Q Potato Chips '^1.49 Rocky Hill. She may be contacted at 721-0054. Street, $110,000. Street, no consideration. 2 REGULAR OR DIET Tours are held on the second and third Sunday of in a 375-degrCe oven for 25 to 30 LKXND ^ ^ ANYTIME FAVORITE 7-Up S o d a Dopotit 6 ’,iT.1.79 -each month at 3:30 p.m. They are limited in size and minutes or until tender. Place two Wisk Detergent 5.99 P&Q Corn Chips 99* Chicken Cannelloni 1 2 ’^ 4 ^ REGULAR. DIET PEPSI FREE require advance registration by calling the birthing ounces mozzarella cheese, cut into LIOUID-FOR THE DISHES _ CHEESE CURLS. CHEESE BALLS OR French cadets perform REGULAR OR ORANGE Pepsi Cola or Slice Dtpotil 'b S I.2 9 unit at 646-1222. ext. 2430. Vi cup thinly sliced celery thin strips, in a lattice design on Sunlight Detergent 1 .5 9 P&Q Nacho Tortilla Chips '^ 99* REOULAROROIET White Mtn.CoolerD:X.4 2 .9 9 CONCENTRATED Those enrolled in prepared childbirth classes at the The French Cadet Fife, Drum and Bugle Corps of Service Notes •A cup thinly sliced carrot top; bake 3 to 5 minutes more. ______DURKEE Cherry ( ^ e or Sprite 0*p064l ^T99« All Detergent 5.99 Potato Sticks ^^1.19 hospital do not need to attend a Sunday tour. Reims. France, will perform at the Manchester ‘A cup sliced fresh mushrooms Makes 6 servings. REG. KING SIZE. B A M O OR CHILI CHEESE AUFLAIVORS Liomo CAT BOX FIU ER Bicentennial Band Shell Friday at 7 p.m. 1 small onion, sliced Nutrition information per serv Fritos® Com Chips 'bS l.4 9 Snuggle Softener H FC D rin ks ■s:79« Moll graduatM from course Savoie graduates from course 2.59 Kleen Kitty Plus 'S;; 2.19 LOW CALORIE CPR courses offered ^monthly The 40-member unit of boys and girls ages 12 to 19 is 1 clove garlic, minced ing; 274 calories. 34 grams protein. on a two-week concert tour of North America. The Pvt. David M. Moll, son of Mr. and Mrs. Adrian W. Airman Dennis J. Savoie, son of Mr. and Mrs. Fidele 1 tablespoon cooking oil II grams fat. ,20 milligrams P&Q White Plates '^99* Lipto n Iced Tea M ix ^ 2 . 2 9 SWEH, HOT DOG OR HAMBURGER O R U T FOR TOASTINO group is touring under a grant from the cultural Moll of 82 Alice Drive, Coventry, has graduated from 1 8-ounce can tomato sauce cholesterol. 387 milligrams so 6Y>-OZ SIZE CPR courses will be offered on several evenings at J. Savoie of 785 Tolland 'Turnpike, graduated from the A & P M a rsh m a llo w s 2 '£T> *1 , Manchester Memorial Hospital. The next four-hour affairs department of the French government. a helicopter repair course at the U. S. Army U.S. A ir Force aircraft environmental systems 1 7>A-ounce can tomatoes, cut up dium. U.S. RDA: 46 percent Foam Cups ^ 59* PVfTS 20 CT. PKO. 1.19 ^ l & 2 ’St ^1 Kefehup ‘S' !** HEALTH & BEAUTY AIDS Admission to the event is free. The band shell is Transportation ^h ool, Fort Eustis, Va. mechanic course at Chanute Air Force Base. III. 1 teaspoon Italian seasoning vitamin A. 19 percent vitamin C. 21 HEMZHAMMinafaHAMBURGER ; - T' ____ _ , FORBTEAK ^ ■ Heart Saver course will be Monday from 7 to 11 p.m. AND GENERAL MERCHANDISE located on the Manchester Community College Savoie has arrived for duty with the 366th Aircraft Vi teaspoon sugar percent riboflavin. 58 percent Ziploc Freezer Bags ^1.49 The one-night course trains people in basic QUARTS S ' WO.7Q0 Heinz 57 ^ cardiopulmonary resuscitation. campus, 60 Bidwell St. In case of rain, the program Beaulieu on duty In England Generation Squadron, Mountain Home Air Force 3 medium chicken breasts, ^ niacin. 14 percent calcium. 12 Slices ^ fSa ^ Sauce ’S'Z* TASTE M A K ER ' TOW ELS by STEVENS (about HA pounds) skinned, boned, Ziploc Storage Bags ’^1.39 Other one-night basic courses will be held Aug. 11, will be at East Catholic High School auditorium. 115 Base, Idaho. He is married to the former Sallyann percent iron. 41 percent OAUON n ______08K W A l,M e i< 0(IY,OHION 0 4 MUSHROOM M U a i A i r Hand Towel x ea. 3.47 Sept. 8, 22 and 29 New State Road. If weather is questionable, call Air Force AimiMl M Class Steven M.Beaslieu.son Witherspoon. and halved lengthwise phosphorus. Ziploc Freezer Bags 1^1.59 Wash Cloth <3 "xi3" ea. 2.27 of Mr. and Mrs. Joss|A A.A. Beaulieu of$1 Lyness St., ‘A cup ricotta cheese S X O IC PLY 6 Eight-hour two-night level II classes will be held M7-6016. IR‘’t 89* S;li?,sa«c. r r 5Sg“' 1 " Z ^ O F F L A B E L -t Z-OZ GEL OR has arrived for duM With the 20th Component Repair PersInskI training with Quard 3 tablespoons grated Parmesan P&Q Paper Napkins ‘!£;^’1.19 mY-W»ffTE.YEUOWORBiUC _ Colgate Toothpaste 1.69 Squadron. England. cheese WITHFIWE12-CT PKO COHJ Beaulieu is an integrated avionics computerized Pvt. Marc B. Persinski, a member of the 1 tablespoon chopped green WhKe Ckxid Bath Tissue 4 ^ 99* On Our Quality Film Developing Bayer 100’s ’^2.89 7.9 \ M - M A N C H ESTER H E R A LD , Wednesday, July 9. 1986 M ANCH ESTER H ER A LD . Weiinesday, July 9. 1986 — 17 SCOREBOARD Relays need revamping I second the Red Sox 6. A’a 7 fade away into the dust. Orlolas 8, Royals 4 (13) Astros 4, Expos I motion in re Maybe asking for a town like SoftbaU Local baseball Baseball gards to the Manchester to support two big OAKLAND BOSTON BALTIMORE KANSAS CITY M a nchester Obrhbl obrhbl HOUSTON MONTREAL events is too much. The Manches Obrhbl obrhbl O b r h b l abrhM Community Thoughts Phllll^os 2b 5 1 2 2 Barrett 2b 5 0 0 0 D'AAally 3b 1 0 0 0 Wilson cf 4 0 10 ter Road Race is the major event in TONIGHT’S GAMIS Lansfrd 3b 5 2 1 0 Boggs 3b 2 10 0 Doran 2b 3 0 11 Raines If 4 0 10Coliege New town and gets the town’s backing in Tierney's vs. Elmore, 6 — Fitzgerald Merchanta NL slandinga Canseco If 4 2 2 3 Bucknr 1b 4 0 3 4 Rayford 3b 5 0 0 0 Smith If 5 0 0 0 (Jalnev cf 4 1 2 1 Wright cf 3 110 F o rr's vs. B liG , 7:30 — Fitzgerald Lacy rf 3 1 0 0 White 2b 5 0 12 England Re ApLENty many ways. It has caught on and The Manchester Merchants' Post 102 Klngmn dh 5 0 0 0 Rice If 5 0 2 0 Walling 3b 4 1 1 2 Dawson rf 4 0 2 0 Cox vs. Oil Heat, 6 — Robertson Bochte 1b 4 0 2 1 Baylor dh 5 0 0 0 Murray ph 1 0 0 0 McRae dh 5 0 2 0 Davis lb 4 0 10 Brooks ss 3 0 1'1 lays as ex will continue to grow. The field it Cor Wosh vs. Glenn, 7:30 — Pony boseboll team suffered a 10-1 East Young If 1 0 0 0 Motley rf 3 0 0 0 setback ot the hands of homestandlng ^vls rf 4 0 0 0 Evans rf 3 2 10 Bass rf 4 0 0 0 Walloch 3b 4 0 0 0 pressed by Len Auster, Sports Editor Robertson W L Pet. O B Lynn cf 6 12 2 Klngery rf 3 1 2 0 Cruz If 4 0 10 Krnchc lb 2 0 10 attracts includes regional, na South Windsor I In non-league action. New York 55 24 .696 — Murphy cf 3 2 2 OvArmos cf 4 2 3 1 former Herald Acodlo vs. L.M. Gill, 6 — Nike Wl lard c 4 0 1 0 Ramlne cf 0 0 0 0 Ripken ss 5 111 BalbonI lb 5 0 0 1 Revnids ss 3 0 0 0 Galarro 1b 1 0 0 0 tional and international stars. If J.H.C. vs. HPMorket, 7:30 — Nike Bill Dixon was In com m and on the Montreal 44 36 .550 11% Dwyer dh 4 2 3 1 Pryor 3b 5 0 0 0 sports editor mound for the winners, tossing Griffin ss 4 0 0 0 Gedman c 3 1 2 2 Then ss 1 0 0 0 Fltzgerld c 4 0 1 0 you’re connected to Manchester Elks vs. Red-Lee, 6— Pogonl a Philadelphia 40 40 .500 15% Benlguz ’b 6 111 Sundbrg c 4 1 1 0 MIzerock c1 0 0 0 Newmn 2b 4 0 1 0 sIx-hItter. He was aided by some St. Louis 34 47 .420 22 _ „ Quinons ss 4 2 3 1 Earl Yost in Allstate vs. M udville, 7:30 — Poganl Totals 10 7 10 6 Totals IS 0 14 I Shelby If 5 0 0 0 Salazar ss 2 110 Walker pr 0 10 0 Tibbs p 3 0 0 0 and in any shape, form or manner Memorial vs. B..A, 6 — Keeney excellent defensive work which In Chicago 33 46 .418 22 Pardo c 3 12 0 Orto ph 0 10 0 Tuesday's He cluded second Inning triple play with Pittsburgh Ooktand 000101102— 7 Ashby c 0 0 0 0 Reardon p 0 0 0 0 you want to be part of this Main Pub vs. Allied, 6— Charter Oak a 33 47 .413 22% S*"?.*?**'L0 1 0 Bloncin ss 0 0 0 0 Ryan p 1 0 0 0 McClure p 0 0 0 0 rald Angle. The Relays are a the bases loaded. Ryan B a rry was W#tf BMtan ooioosnx—8 Manchester is. and is not. a track extravaganza on Thanksgiving Game-winning RBI — Buckner (8). Bonilla 2b 5 1 2 2 Quirk 3b 2 0 0 0 Medws ph 1110 Johnsn ph T 0 0 0 falling commodity ahd need to be effective In relief for the losers, San Francisco 45 38 .542 — Totals 40 8 13 7 Totals 43 4 0 3 Kerfeld p 0 0 0 0 community. It has a great deal of Day. allowing lust one run In five frames. Houston 45 38 .542 — E— Quinones, Armas, Phillips, revamped. Boggs. DP— Oakland 1. LOB— Oakland M Itim ore 003 000 001 000 4— 8 Totals 30 4 7 4 Totals 33 1 0 1 interest in the sport, as partici The New England Relays is a Erik Wolfgang provided half of the San Diego 43 40 .518 2 Kansas City 000 001021 000 0— 4 PKanI offense with three singles. The Ponies 6, Boston 9.2B— Rice, (Jedman, Buckner, Houston ooo ooo 040— 4 I do not, however, believe money pants. not as viewers. It would AtlantO 41 42 .494 4 Game-winning RBI — Beniquez (1). Montreal 001 000— 1 different story. It's unfortunate, resume JC-Courant play tonight Cincinnati 37 43 .463 6% h r —Conseco oOO will solve all that ails the Relays. It Keith Realty clam ped down on (21). SB— Quinones(3).SF— Gedman, E--0 Malley 2, Pryor. DP — Garpe-winning RBI -G a in e y (1). rather lace up the athletic shoes but true. Manchester Fire and Police, 13-2, at against Bloomfield at Bloomfield Los Angeles 37 46 .446 8 Buckner. Ba tlmore 3, Kansas City 1 . L O B — DP— Houston 1, Montreal 3. LOB— would not be, in my estimation, in and take off down the road for a 5-6 Maybe those running the Relays Pogonl Field on Tuesday. Mike Adams High. Tuesday's Results B altim ore 8, Kansas City 9. 2B— ” R E R B B S O Houston 3, Montreal 8. 2B— Wright. the best interests of all to find ripped four hits ond Chip White, Bob ' Houston 4, Montreal 1 Oakland Salazar, Lynn. 3B— Klngery. mile .iaunt rather than sit in some should consult with those in the Philadelphia 8, Atlanta 2 3B— Galnev. HR— Walling (5). SB— further financial backing and use Hlghter and Dave Fleghan added three Pony Mooneyham 5 9 4 4 2 3 S— Rayford, Wilson, Raines (38). S— Ryan. SF— Brooks. hot. uncomfortable stands watch •community to see what they would each for Keith. Roger Harwood also Cincinnati 5, New York 4,10 Innings Bonilla. SF— Ripken, BalbonI. those monies to purchase the best St. Louis 1, Los Angeles 0 Langfrd (L 1-10) 1-311101 ing a bunch of no names. like to the Relays to be. contributed a pair. Wayne Mora and The Red Sox beat the Orioles, 9-6, ot Lelper 0 1 l i i o IP H RER athletes in the surrounding states Mike Moson slapped two hits apiece Cheney Tech. Steve Bugnackl, Brian San Diego 4, Pittsburgh 2 IP H Houston If the Relays are to continue — If couldn’t hurt. Chicago 4, San Francisco 1 Ontiveros 2 2-3 3 2 2 1 1 for the losers. Gordon, Chris Ward and Jerry Michele Boston Battlmort Ryan (Vt 56) 7 5 1 1 and haul them to Manchester. and there are doubts although no (P Wednesday's Games MefSregor delivered key hits for the victors. For Bovd (W 116) 6 6 5 3 2 5 7 5 2 2 1 2 Kerfeld (S 3) 2 3 0 0 The problem, which has oc one wants to express them — the 5 ** the O's, Dave Toomev pitched well In Atlanta (Alexander 06) at Philadelphia Aase 1 1-33 2 2 2 3 1 Montreal (Gross 66), 12:35 p:m. Stanley 2 2-3 4 2 2 0 3 Snell 1 curred in previous years, would ideal situation would be to invite Why not? W n t Side relief, while Jon Alpert boomed a Crawford (S 3) 1-3 0 0 0 0 0 1 0 0 0 2 0 Tibbs (L 4-5) 7 1-3 5 2 2 triple. Cincinnati (Browning 6-7) at New York Havens 2-3 0 Reardon remain. And that is the thought. The "D" Team saulshed Sanitary Mooneytiom pitched to 3 batters In 6th; 2-3 2 2 2 the community to participate. The National Football League (Gooden 10-3), 1:35 p.m. OJones (W 1-0) 3 1 •McClure 1 0 0 0 Refuse, 14-0, at Paganl. Rich Aroian Chicago (Lynch 06) at San Francisco Lelper pitched to 2 batters In 6th; Bovd Kansas City 'Who are these guys?’ That is what Then you would have a lot more pitched to 2 batters In 7th. T — 2:29. A— 16,382. Players Association, through its laced four safeties, while Denny (LaCoss 8-3), 3:05 p.m. Bankhead 9 6 4 4 2 5 has happened in this community, family members and friends in the Shooter and Larry Wyse roped three T — 3:18. A— 25,680. Umpires — Home, C.WIIIIams; lb, union president. Gene Upshaw, is Houston (Knepper 106) at Montreal ■Farr - 2 2 3 0 0 0 2 DeMuth; 2b, Tata; 3b, Crawford. formerly known as the Silk City. stands and the sharp criticism of eoch. Al Meneslon, who homered. (Youm ans 8-5), 7:05 p.m. Umpires— Home, Hendry; lb,Couslns; filing a grievance over Commis 2b, Scott; 3b, Evans. Qsnbrry (L 83) 1 1-3 2 4 1 1 0 That industry has long been dead. Dove Bouheau and Al Cashman added Basketball Pittsburgh (BleleckI 5-5) at San Diego Black 2-3 1 0 0 0 0 the present format would not be so sioner Pete Rozelle's drug testing two hits apiece, the same amount foi** The names which would attract a (McCullers 4-2), 10:05 p.m. McGregor pitched to 1 batter In 8th. Padres 4, Pirates 2 stiff. plaii. Civil liberties must be the entire Sanitary team. St. Louis (Mathews 4-1 or Burris 4-4) at HBP — by Black (Shelby). WP crowd are prohibitive in cost so Rangers 6. Yankees 1 The New England Relays were protected but the bottom line is Los Angeles (Valenzuela 106), 10:35p.m. -M c G re g o r. T — 4:12. A — 23,291. that avenue is best left unpaved. ^ i PITTSBURGH SAN DIEGO the dream of the late Christie football players are considered ‘A’ Cantral Northern Thursday's Games NEW YORK TEXAS Umpires— Home, Johnson; lb, Ob r h bl Ob r h bl Better promotion. bettej^oWhsjty. McCormick. He envisioned them Pittsburgh at San Francisco Obrhbl obrhbl M cCoy; 2b, Voltagglo; 3b, Welke. Orsulok cf 4 0 1 0 Wynne cf 4 12 1 guiity — on drugs — until proven Manchester Cycle manhandled La- Farr's 71 (Chris Galllgon 20, Isloh Wshngt ss 4 0 10 Gwynn rt 4 113 of the Relays is a n^ded/ite^. being of the same magnitude as the thrap Insurance, 8-2, at Fitzgerald St. Louis at San Diego Hendrsn cf 4 1 1 0 McDwII cf 5 1 2 2 innocent. And. whether they like it White 15), Celtics 55 (Paul WIthev 17, Atlanta at New York, night Rndiph 2b 4 0 1 0 Ward If 5 13 0 Ray 2b 4 110 McRynld If 3 0 0 0 There are far too few news(itei)ns. Drake Relays. He lived long • Field. Steve Pllver pounded a double Solomon Walthour 10). Bream lb 4 0 2 0 (Sarvey 1b 3 0 0 0 or not. they are role models for the and o single for Cycle, while Bob Cincinnati at Montreal, night Mttnglv 1b 4 0 0 0 O'Brien lb 5 1 2 2 National League results etc., on what is coming up aria*the enough to see his dream get off the Ultra Sash 73 (B ill Anderson 35, Bill Philadelphia at Houston, night Winfield rf 4 0 1 0 Incovlgl rf 5 0 1 0 Revnids If 3 0 11 Tempitn ss 4 0 0 0 youth of today. Klernan added two hits. For Lathrop, Suits 10, Chip Brown 10), Don Willis 61 Almon ph 1 0 0 0 Nettles 3b 3 0 10 general promotion of the event has ground. Charlie Metcolf slugged on Inslde-the- Chicago at Los Angeles, night Roenick If 4 0 0 0 Parrish dh 2 1 1 1 A random drug testing program (Chris Brunone 14, J. B’'unone 14, Greg Standouts Easier dh 4 0 0 0 Paclork 3b 3 0 1 0 Pena c 4 12 1 Kennedy c 3 0 1 0 been poor in recent years. It is not Unfortunately, though. New pork HR and a single. Six others had Thom as 12). Morrisn 3b 3 0 0 0 Roberts 2b 2 0 0 0 one hit each. Home Runs Berra 3b 4 0 2 0 Wllkrsn 2b 0 0 0 0 Reds 5, Nets 4 (10) one person’s fault. Bill Dumas, England is not a carbon copy of isn’t a bad idea. Not after the Houston, Walling (5). Philadel Wynegar c 2 0 0 0 Slaught c 4 0 2 1 Brown rf 3 0 0 0 Flannry 2b 0 1 0 0 deaths of Len Bias and Don Rogers Reuschel p 3 0 0 0 Hoyt p 2 0 0 0 who serves as publicity director, Des Moines. Iowa, home of the Southern phia, Schmidt (17). Cincinnati, Bell (5), Zuvello ss 3 0 0 0 Buechel 2b 4 0 0 0 CINCINNATI NEW YORK shook the sports world. Some Charter Oak Milner (6). New York, Dykstro (3). _ . . Fletchr ss 4 2 2 0- McW llm p 0 0 0 0 Kruk ph 1110 has far too many hats and should Drake Relays. The tastes here are Obrhbl obrhbl Letferts p 0 0 0 0 Hungry Tiger 48 (Rick Mills 18, Mike Pittsburgh, Pena (6). San Diego, Totals 33 1 S 0 Totals 37 6 14 6 Milner cf 5 111 Dykstro cf 4 1 2 1 be given some assistance in the different. People here aren’t going players want the drug testing A 12-run third Inning proved lust Burdick 15), Royal Blue 30 (R ob Show Gwynn (8). Chicago, Mumphrey (2), New Yom 000 100 ooo— 1 Totals 33 2 8 2 Totals 29 4 6 4 enough tor Postal Express to edge Rose lb 3 0 10 Wilson ph 10 0 0 Pittsburgh loo 100 000— 2 promotion of the race. And those to watch strangers. program to rid themselves of the 17, Tom Diana 10). Dunston (9). Texos llOOOIOOx— 6 Jones ph 1 0 0 0 Backmn 2b 3 0 0 0 Connecticut Bonk & Trust, 13-11, at N.E. Furniture 53 (Bill Colletl 11, Winning Pitchers Game-winning RBI— O'Brien (6). Son Diego 000 000 04X 4 who help him should not be Heck, you can’t even get parents guilt by association doctrine. ■(•rild photo by Roeha Fitzgerald. John Barry socked four Power p 0 0 0 0 Mlfchll ph 0 0 0 0 (5ame-wlnnlng RBI — Gwynn (3). Mike Wells 10), Eagles 52 (Damian Houston, Ryan (5-6). Philadel E— Berra 2, Fletcher, Wllkerson. D P - Rowdon ph 1 0 0 0 Hrnndz 1b 5 10 0 amateurs. Amateurs mean well here — for one reason or another — Those who refuse to be tested? hits for Postal, while Len Caruso and Canny 20, Joe Tomkunas 14). phia, Ruffin (26). Cincinnati, Franco New York 2, Texas 1. LOB— New York 6, DP— Pittsburgh 1, San Diego 2. LOB— Eric Clavins chipped In with two Franco p 0 0 0 0 Strwbrr rf 3 2 1 0 Pittsburgh 6, Son Diego 4.2B— Kennedy, but more times than not only serve to watch their kids in the Little ' Kick them out of the game. The crowejs at the Manchester Com be the worst ever with a paid crowd of (36 ). San Diego, Hoyt (4-4). St. Louis, Texas 10. 3B— Henderson McDowell. Parker rf 5 12 0 Carter c 3 0 10 apiece. For CBT, Keith Ward walloped Conroy (3-3). Chicago, Eckersley (3-5). HR— O'Brien (11), McDowell (13). Nettles, Kruk. HR— Pena (6 ),Gwynn (8). as a hinderance rather than an aid. League Town Tournament. Football’s image needs to be o triple and two singles. John Colgan, Davis It 5 0 2 0 Heep If 4 0 10 IP H RERBBSO munity College New England Relays slightly above 400. The bleachers at USBL standings Diaz c 2 0 10 Johnson 3b 4 0 0 1 What the Relays are in desperate The Relays were a dream. And cleaned up. Mark Fitch and Mike Fitzpatrick Saves IP H R ER BB SO Pittsburgh have been shriveling in recent years. Pete WIgren Track, as can be seen here added a pair of safeties apiece. ' Brwnng pr 0 1 0 0 Santana ss 4 0 1 0 Reuschel (L 4-10) 7 5 3 3 3 2 need of is a shot in the arm in unless somebody does something Not bottled up in another court Houston, Kerfleld (3). San Diego, New York Willis p 0 0 0 0 (tarllng p 3 0 0 0 W L Pet. GB Letferts (2). St. Louis, Horton (1). Pulido (L 1-1) 1 7 5 5 1 1 McWilliams 11110 1 regards to attracting local talent The turnout for the '86 event was said to on June 28, went mostly unoccupied. Perez lb 2 0 11 Orosco p 0 0 0 0 Son Diego awfully quick, they’re going to room. ‘A’ EuI Springfield 10 3 . 769 — Drabek 3 2 0 0 0 0 Conepen ss 4 1 1 0 Foster ph 10 0 0 Wildwood 6 3 .667 2 Fisher Hoyt (W 4-4) 8 8 2 2 1 4 3 4 1 0 1 2 Bell 3b 4 1 1 2 McDowll p 0 0 0 0 Letterts (S 2) 1 0 0 0 1 0 Pagan! Caterers cranked out 29 hits Tam pa Bay 6 5 . 545 3 Holland 1 1 0' 0 0 1 Oester 2b 4 0 1 1 Staten Island AL standings Texas Reuschel pitched to 3 batters In 8th. In a 23-7 thrashing over J.C . Penney at 7 6 .538 3 Denny p 2 0 0 0 T — 2:08. A — 16,051. AL roundup Robertson Park. Steve Crispino led the Westchester 4 6 .400 4'/} Mason (W 6-2) 9 5 1113 Daniels ph 1 0 0 0 Jersey Umpires— Home, Engle; lb, Holllon; barrage by blasting a homer, double 5 8 . 385 5 East Pulido pitched to 3 batters In 2nd. Butera c 1 0 10 Gold Coast . , HBP — by Drabek (Parrish). 2b, Runge; 3b, Pallone. and three singles. Mark Pagan! and 2 9 .182 7 W L Pet. GB Totals 40 S 12 5 Totals 35 4 6 2 Don Chapman each added three hits. Tuesday's Results Boston W P— Pulido. T — 2:42. A — 23,652. Cincinnati 000 000112 1— 5 Gold Coast 105, New Jersey 100 53 29 .646 — Including a homer apiece, while Jeff New York 46 38 .548 8 New York , OOO 013 010 0— 4 Major League leaders Holt and Dave Poulin also had three Wildwood at Springfield, ppd. Cleveland Umpires— Home, Reed; lb, Kosc; (kime-wlnnlng RBI — Perez (2). Staten Island 125, Westchester 112 43 37 .538 9 2b, Ford; 3b, Young. Candelaria comes to the Angels’ rescue once again hits each. Ron Rickard, who added two Baltimore E— Parker, Oester, Santana. D P — New Wednesday's Gome 44 38 .537 9 hits, and Mike Coughlin also drilled Toronto 44 41 .518 10% York 2. LOB— Cincinnati 7, New York 6. BoHIng four-baggers. Mike Wente and John New Jersey ot Gold Coast Milwaukee 2B— Oester, Parker. HR— Milner Thursday's <3omes 40 41 .494 12% White Sox 6. Indians 2 National League Boos hod three hits each for J.C. Detroit 40 42 .488 13 (6), Dykstro (3), Bell (5). SB— Davis 3 g ab r h pet. Bv Herschel NIssenson with a sore elbow which required when he had to. He had a good, straight game and I Ith in I5games Parrish and Darrell Evans hit Penney. Tom Spohzo contributed two. Wl Idwood at Westchester <38). S— Backman. Brown, SF Orioles 8, Royals 4 Springfield ot Staten Island West 68 251 33 85 .339 The Associated Press surgery and a rehabilitation trip to solid, quality outing. I expected under Manager Jim Fregosi. consecutive fourth-inning home Calltornlo 45 37 .549 — CLEVELAND CHICAGO Gwynn, SD 82 324 54 109 .336 Two Baltimore runners scored Gold Coost at Tam pa IP H R ER BB SO Raines, Mtl the minors. that from him.” Boone said. runs off Bert Blyleven, who has Northern Texos 45 38 .542 % Ob r h bl Ob r h bl 75 295 49 99 .336 on Kansas City shortstop Greg Mariners 8, Blue Jays 5 Chicago 38 43 .469 6% Bernzrd 2b 4 0 0 0 Congels cf 2 Cincinnati 0 0 0 Brooks, Mtl 70 272 46 89 .327 John Candelaria arrived in Cali The Candy Man came back By winning, the Angels re surrendered 30 homers — 13 short Franco ss 3 12 0 Lyons cf 2 10 0 Denny 653212 Sax, LA Pryor’s 13th-inning throwing error Dean Machine stung P.M. Construc Kansas City 37 46 . 446 8% 79 313 43 JOl .323 fornia last Aug. 2 and almost Tuesday night and pitched five mained one-half game ahead of Seattle’s John Mo.ses and Jim of Pedro Ramos’ 29-year-old A L tion,'11-6, at Robertson. G uy Brenan Minnesota 36 47 .434 9% Carter 1b 4 110 Guillen ss 4 0 0 0 Willis 1 0 0 0 0 0 Bass, Hou 82 303 40 94 .310 and Juan Bonilla added a two-run Thorntn dh 3 0 1 2 Baines rf 4 2 3 3 Power 11112 1 Oberkfell, Atl pitched the Angels to t he American scoreless innings in California’s Texas, which defeated New York Presley had two-run singles in a mark and 15 shy of Robin Roberts’ belted three hits to pace Dean, while Seattle 36 49 .424 10% 77 255 32 78 .306 single as the Orioles dealt the Ken Foust, MIkeOulmet, Bruce Moore Oakland 32 53 . 376 14% Mullins pr 0 0 0 0 Kittle dh 4 12 1 Franco (W 3-4) 2 0 0 0 1 2 Knight, NY 69 253 29 75 .296 League West Division title. This 14-3 rout of the Milwaukee Brew 6-1. In other A L games, it was six-run second inning. 30-year-old major-league record. and John Bonneou all added a pair Tuesday's Results Hall If 3 0 0 0 Bonilla It 3 0 0 0 New York Haves, Phil 78 296 49 87 .294 floundering world champion Roy Mark Huismann. who scattered Track Darling 7 6 2 1 2 6 Smith, StI time, he has come to the rescue ers. which included George Hen Boston 8. Oakland 7: Baltimore 8. apiece. Bob Onthank crashed two Seattle 8, Toronto 5 Tabler ph 1 0 0 0 Walker lb 4 0 2 1 77 269 32 79 .294 als their llth consecutive defeat. five hits over 41-3 innings of relief, homers and a single for the losers. Boston 8, Oakland 7 Jacoby 3b 3 0 10 Hulett 3b 4 111 Orosco 242201 American League almost a month earlier. drick’s grand slam and home runs Kansas City 4 in 13 innings; Detroit rookie Eric King allowed Wayne Maycheck also stroked three Chicago 6, Cleveland 2 Butler cf 3 0 0 0 Skinner c 4 0 10 McDowell (L 7-2) 1 2 1 1 0 0 g Ob r h pet. The veteran left-hander was by Rick Burleson. Bobby Grich Chicago 6. Cleveland 2t Seattle 8. White Sox 6, Indians 2 was the winning pitcher and Matt four hits — all doubles — in 8 2-3 hits, while Lenny Goldburg and Paul Texas 6, New York 1 Castillo ph 1 0 0 0 Cruz 2b 2 1 1 0 Darling pitched to 1 batter In 8th. Boggs, Bos 75 279 52 103 .369 Young, the third Seattle pitcher, Miller added two each. Detroit 5, Minnesota 1 Snyder rf 4 0 0 0 PB— Diaz. T — 3:14. A — 35,803. Yount, Mil 68 253 44 86 .340 acquired in a six-player trade with and Wally Joyner. Toronto 5: Detroit 5. Minnesota 1. Harold Baines hit a three-run innings and tied a major-league Pole vaulters Californio 14, Milwaukee 3 Allonson c 2 0 0 0 Umpires— Home, Davis; lb, Harvey; Puckett, Minn 83 362 64 123 .340 Pittsburgh last summer and went Catcher Bob Boone said Cande Leading 1-0. the Angels erupted homer three batters after a solo- went 2 2-3 innings for his eighth record for a pitcher in a nine- 2b, Pulll; 3b, Gregg. Baltimore 8, Kansas City 4,13 Innings Totals 31 2 5 2 Totals 33 6 10 6 Rice, Bos 82 330 54 112 .339 7-3 as the Angels finished one game laria looked about the same as he for six runs in the fifth inning shot by Tim Hulett in the fifth save inning game with six putouts. He Women’s Rec Wednesday's Games Cleveland .000 100 001— 2 Mattingly, NY 84 357 57 120 .336 LO NDO N ( D P I) — Chronology ot pole against Milwaukee rookie Juan Detroit (M o rris 7-6) at Minne Chicago 000 140 lOx— 6 Phillies 8, Braves 2 Easier, NY 76 278 35 92 .331 behind Kansas City. But after a did when he came to the Angels last inning while Neil Allen scattered shares the record with Blyleven. Century 21 decked Sportsman Cafe, vaulting records: sota (Anderson 2-1), 1:15 p.m. (jome-wlnnlng RBI — Hulett (3). Hrbek, Minn 76 283 58 90 .318 two-inning, four-run stint against summer. Nieves, ‘who had gone 36 innings five hits through eight innings as Tigers S, Twins 1 who had six putouts on June 24, 11-6, at Charter Oak Field. Cheryl Olympic Winners E— Bernazord. DP— Cleveland 1. Fernandez, Tor 85 352 50 111 .315 Seattle on April 9. he was sidelined "John made some good pitches without giving up a homer. the White Sox won their third Detroit’s Kirk Gibson, Lance 1984. O'Donnell punched a homer and three (Since 1948) Cleveland (NIekro 56) at Chicago LOB— Cleveland 6, Chicago 7. 2B— Bernazord, Clev 78 277 38 87 .314 singles to stor for the victors. Marsha ATLANTA PHILADELPHIA 1948 — Guinn Smith, U.S., 14-1'A (Dotson 7-7), 2:30 p.m. Franco 2, Corter. 3B— Baines. HR— Ob r h bl ab r h bl Baines, Chi 79 311 47 97 .312 Georglades added three hits, while 1952 — Bob Richards, U.S, 14-11% Hulett (5), Baines (12). S— Thornton. Thomas ss 4 0 2 1 Redus It 5 1 1 0 Home Runs Felicia Farr, Karen Reclaltls and California (Sutton 7-5) at Milwaukee 1956— Bob Richards, U.S., 14-11'/2 (Hlguera 186), 3:05 p.m. Gritfev It 4 0 1 0 Samuel 2b 4National 1 2 0 League — (tavls, Hou 19; On Rozelle's edict Robin Eldridge chipped In with two 1960— Don Bragg, U.S., 15-5 Seattle (Moore 5-7) at Toronto (Stieb IP H R ER BB SO Murphy cf 4 1 1 0 Roenick cf 4 1 1 1 Horner, Atl, Marshall, LA and Schmidt, apiece. Molly Spicer had two hits for • 1964 — Fred Hansen, U.S., 16-8% Cleveland Phil 17; Parker, CIn 16. the losers. 2-9), 7:35 p.m. Horner lb 4 0 10 Schmidt 3b3 2 1 2 1968 — Bob Seagren, U.S., 17-8% Oakland (Young 5-5) at Boston (Sellers Oelkers (L 81) 4 1-3 5 3 3 1 3 Virgil c 4 0 0 0 Schu 3b0 0 0 0 American League— Barfield, Tor and Sports In Brief 1972 — Wolfgang Nordwig, East MARC ousts MB’s 2-3), 7:35 p.m. Noles 1 2-3 3 2 2 1 3 Ramirz 3b 4 0 0 0 Hayes 1b 4 111 Canseco, Oak 21; Hrbek, Minn and Rec Germany, 18-0'/i New York (Tewksbury 5-3) at Texas Yett 2 2 1110 Harper rt 4 0 3 1 Wilson rt 3 111 Joyner, Cal 20; Parrish, Det 19. 1976 — Tadeusz Slusarski, Poland, (Guzman 86), 8:35 p.m. Chicago Oberkfll 2b 4 0 0 0 Russell c 4 13 1 Runs Batted In Local triathletes place well NFL players union Jim's Arco coasted to a 10-2 win over 184)'/j Baltimore (BordI 36) at Kansas City Allen (W 5-1) 8 5 2 2 2 3 Mahler p 2 0 0 0 Foley ss 3 0 0 0 National League — Schmidt, Phil 61; Nelson Frelghtway at Nike Field. 1980— WlodlsIawKozaklewIcz, Poland, (Jackson 46), 8:35 p.m. McKeon 1-3 0 0 0 1 0 M cM rtry p 0 0 0 0 Ruffin p 4 0 12 Carter, NY 57; Horner, Atl 56; Davis, In farm tournament 18-11% Bobby Watts and Leo Motheau each Thursday's Gomes Schmidt (S 4) 2-3 0 0 0 0 1 Olwine p 0 0 0 0 Hou 55; C.DavIs, SF and Parker, CIn 53. Four local and area triathletes have turned in top clubbed a double and a single tor Jim 's. 1984— Pierre Qulnon,Frwn4e,18-10'/3 Detroit at Kansas City, night Allen pitched to 2 batters In 9th. Sample ph 1 1 0 0 American League — Canseco, Oak 23; performances in recent competition. Sue Lucek of Manchester, World Records Joyner, Cal 66; Presley, Sea 64; Barfield, wants arbitration MARC eliminated Moriarty two runs for the winners. Chris Lund, Dan Jones and Terry Seattle at Milwaukee, night HBP— by Noles (Congelosl). T — 2:46. Dedmon p 0 0 0 0 Hickey also had two hits eoch. For (Since 1975) Texas at Cleveland, night A — 14,534. Totals 35 2 8 2 Totals 34 8 11 8 Tot*, 63; Bell, To r and Hrbek, Minn 60. in her first year of competition, finished as the 12th woman Brothers. 18-7. in Town Farm Mickey Petersen added a dou March 25,1975— Dave Roberts, U.S., at Stolen Boses Nelson, Richard Gray loshed a double California at Boston, night Umpires— Home, Bremlgan; lb, Bar Atlanta 000 000 011— 2 overall, third in the 25-29 age group and was the first female By William D. Murray In New York. Rozelle said he had Little League Tournament ac ble. two singles and three R Bis. and a single, and Tony Folcetto had Gainesville, Fla., 18-6'/2 Oakland at Toronto, night nett; 2b, Roe; 3b, HIrschbeck. Philadelphia 000 330 02x— 8 Notional Leogue — Coleman, StL 55; Expected the challenge. May 29, 1975 — Earl Bell, U.S., at Davis, CInand Raines, Mtl 38; Duncan, LA Connecticut finisher in both the SportsAid Triathlon in Malden, United Press International tion at Waddell Field on Tues while Julie Smart contributed a two hits. New York at Minnesota, night (tame-wInnlng RBI — Roenicke (5). "1 am disappointed that the Wichita, Kon., 18-7% Baltimore at Chicago, night E— Hayes, Virgil, Roenicke, Schu. 31; Doran, Hou 28. Mass., and the New England Triathlon Series race in Vermont. day. Mike Toomey hurled three double and a single for four runs June 22, 1976— (Jove Roberts, U.S., at Standouts Mariners B.BIueJaysS DP— Philadelphia 2. LOB— Atlanta 6, American League — Henderson, NY SAN FRANCISCO - The NFL union is planning to block the Eugene, Ore., 18-8% Lucek qualified to compete at the 1986 Bud Light U.S. Triathlon superh innings, allowing just batted in. ‘A’ West Home Runs Philadelphia 6. 2B— Roenicke, Russell, 49; Congelosl, Chi 36; Moseby, T o r 21; players union awaited word today league's new drug procedures.” he May 11, 1900 — Wlodvslow Kosakle- Chicago, Hulett (5), Baines (12). Harper, Thomas, Ruffin. HR— Schmidt Wiggins, Balt 20; Griffin, Oak, Wilson, Series National Championship to be held Sept. 27, at Hilton Head one run while striking out eight. Brand Rex shaded MAK Painting, wlcz, Poland, at Milan, Italy, 18-9% SEATTLE TORONTO (17). SB— Redus (6). KC and Reynolds, Sea 19. on whether the league’s Manage said. "The issue of drug abuse by 3-2, at Nike. John M cA voy rocketed Oakland, Canseco (21). Texas, O'Brien ab r h bl ab r h bl Island, S.C., by taking eight place in the New England Triathlon John Dooley had the big bat for For Morlarty's. Bill Hanson June 1, 1980 — Thierry Vlgneron, (11), McDowell (13). Detroit,Gibson (11), Pitching ment Council would go to arbitra N FL players has arrived al a stage two round-trippers — a two-run shot France, at Colombes, France, 18-10% Moses cf 4 12 2 Fernndz ss 5 1 3 1 IP H R ER BB SO Victories Series qualifying triathlon held last Sunday at Fairlee, Vt. MARC, knocking in fourrunson hammered a triple and double and a solo blast — to occount for all of Parrish (19), Evans (16). Milwaukee, Tartabll It 5 1 0 0 Upshaw lb 5 2 2 1 tion over allegations that commis- where everyone is being hurl — July 17, 1900 — Philippe Houvion, Deer (14), Schroeder (2). California, Atlanta National League- Fernandez, NY11-2; Ken Forzley of Manchester, Doug Cote of Glastonbury and a home run and a double. and scored a pair q,f markers. the winners' tallies. Ron NIvIson added France, at Paris, 18-11% Presley 3b 5 1 2 2 Barfield cf 4 0 2 1 Mahler (L 187) 4 2-3 6 6 6 3 3 Rowley, Phil 11-4; (jooden, NY 10-3; si'oner Pete Rozelle's drug testing players, clubs and the league in a double ond o single to the cause. For Joyner (20), Grich (5), Hendrick (8), Phelps 1b 5 0 11 Bell If 4 0 10 Rick Gowen of Bolton also did well in recent competition in the Dave Fries slammed a homer Adam Kirko also tallied twice July 30, 1980 — Wlodvsiaw Kosokle- Burleson (3). Baltimore, Dwyer (5). McMurtry 0 2 0 0 0 0 Krukow, SF 10-5; Knepper, Hou, and plan violated the collective bar general. My preference would MAK, Ted Broshler bashed a double wlcz, Poland, at Moscow, 18-11% Hendrsn rt 3 2 1 0 Garcia dh 3 0 11 Valenzuela, LA 10-6; Mahler, Atl 10-7. Oxford International Triathlon in Oxford, Md. This was a and three singles and scor'ed and chipped in with a double. and two singles. Winning Pitchers Olwine 2 1-3 1 0 0 0 1 gaining agreement. • have been to implement these June 20, 1981 — Thierry Vlgneron, Bonnell dh 3 1 2 0 Moseby dh 2 0 0 0 Dedmon 1 2 2 2 1 0 American League— Clemens,Bos 14-2; Seattle, Hulsmann (2-2). Chicago, Allen Yeager c 3 0 0 0 lorg 2b 5 110 2.4-mile swim, 18-mile run and 45-mile bike ride with Cote and Fronce, at Macon, (Jo., 19-0% (5-1). Boston, Bovd (116). Texas, Mason Philadelphia Boddlcker, Balt 11-4; Boyd, Bos 11-6; Players’ Association legal coun improvements to our current drug June 26, 1981 — Vladimir Polyakov, Ramos ss 3 110 Martinez c 1 0 0 0 Ruffin (W 26) 9 8 2 0 0 3 Hlguera, Mil 10-6; Six pitchers tied with Forzley finishing in the top 50 against top professionals. Forzley (6-2). Detroit, King (5-1). CalUoj-nIa, Revnids 2b 3 1 2 2 Mulinks 3b 3 1 1 0 sel Richard Berthlesen Tuesday program with union support.” Soviet Union, at Tbilisi, 19-0^% Candelaria (16). Baltimore, O. Jones M cM urtry pitched to 2 batters In 5th. nine victories. and Gowen also competecl at SportsAid with Forzley 17th male Aug. 28, 1983 — Pierre Quinon, France, (16). Shephrd rf 1 0 1 0 T — 2:22. A— 22,202. Earned Run Average told a press conference the union N FLPA President Gene Upshaw Leach rf 3 0 10 of Cologne, 19-1 % Saves Umpires— Home, Montague; lb, Rlp- National League-Honeycutt, LA2.11; overall and second in the 20-24 age group. Gowen was third in the had filed a grievance with the said the players were willing talk Sept. 9, 1983 — Thierry Vlgneron, Gruber 3b 0 0 0 1 Scott, Hou 2.22; Rhoden, Pitt 2.34; Oledo, Morlarty’s beaten Seattle, Young (8). Chicago, Schmidt plev; 2b, Brocklander; 3b, Weyer. Clydesdale division for 190 plus pounders. At the Vermont race, with the commissioner about a new Soccer France, at Rome, 19-1 % Whitt c 3 0 0 0 N Y 2.43; Forsch, StL 2.48. N FL's Management Council in (4). Boston, Crawford (3). Detroit, 15-year-old Beau Borrero of South Windsor was first in his age drug plan, but said the program May 26, 1984 — Sergei Bubko, Soviet Hernandez (18). Totals 34 8 11 7 Totals 39 S 13 5 American League — Hlguera, MM 2.57; New York City. He said the council Union, at Bratislava, 19-2%. Seattle 061 000 0 1 8 - 8 Clemens, Bos 2.58; Dqrwin, Mil 2.76; group and 22nd overall with Forzley two "’laces in front in 20th was asked to answer within' 24 Rozelle announced Monday was M ER ID EN — A bad-hop kept witt of Katz and Bill Aksamit of Toronto 211 100 008— 5 June 2, 1904 — Sergei Bubka, Soviet Cardinals 1. Dodgers 0 Wltt, Cal 3.06; Hough, Tex 3.08. ^ place. hours if it would accept arbitration not acceptable because negotia Katz on top. Moriarty Brothers. Though each Union, at Paris, 19-3% Gome-winning RBI — Moses (3). Strikeouts allowed just four hits, neither Pee Wees July 13, 1984 — Sergei Bubka, Soviet EL standings E — Gruber, Young. LOB— Seattle National League — Scott, Hou 158; The next local competition for these triathletes will be at the on the issue. tions had not been held between In a Twilight League showdown Union, at London, 19-4% 5, Toronto 11. 2B— Phelps, loro, ST. LOUIS LOS ANGELES Valenzuela, 125; Welch, LA 103; both parties. for first place, second-place Mor recorded decisions. Katz’ reliever llling: Mustongs 2 (Mott Howrovd, Borfleld, Mulllniks, Fernandez. 3B— Ob r h bl ab r h bl Silk City Triathlon on Sunday. July 20. "We filed a grievance to protest Mott Turklngton), Oilers 0. Aug. 31, 1984 — Thierry Vlgneron, Palmer and Smith, Atl 101. iarty Brothers dropped an 2-1, Bill Massick was credited with the France, at Rome, 19-4% . W L Pet. G B Upshaw, Fernandez. SB— Moses (13). Coleman If 4 0 0 0 Sax 2b 3 0 10 American League — Clemens, Bos 138; the drug program unveiled yester "The N FL players have .some Jets 3 (Mike Gullono 2, Rich Grlf- Reading (Phi) 45 37 .549 — S— Yeager. SF— Gruber. Smith ss 4 0 0 0 Russell rf 4 0 0 0 eight-inning squeaker to first- victory, while the MBs’ Ken Hill feth). Meteors 0. Aug. 31, 1984 — Sergei Bubka, Soviet Witt, Cal 117; Hlguera, Mil 114; day by the league." Berthlesen ideas (on what can be done).” Union, at Rome, 196 Vermont (CIn) 44 37 .543 % Herr 2b 4 10 0 Cabell 1b 4 0 10 McCasklll, Cal and Morris, [3et 112. Bubka breaks pole vault record place Katz Sports at Meriden’s was tagged with the loss. Both Patriots 6 (Trevor Frenette 5, Kevin Pittsfield (Chl-N) 45 38 . 542 % Vn Slyk cf 4 0 3 0 Hamlltn 3b 4 0 0 0 said. "It was filed against not only Upshaw said. "They have always Watt), Dolphins 0. July 13, 1985 — Sergei Bubkb, Soviet IP H R ER BB SO Saves Ceppa Field on Tuesday night. relievers came in in the seventh. Union, at Paris, 19-8% Albany (NY-AL) 41 43 .488 5 Seattle Ford rf 3 0 0 0 Trevino c 4 0 0 0 National League — Reardon, Mtl 19; MOSCOW — Soviet pole vaulter Sergeui Bubka set a world the Management Council, but each . been willing to sit down and talk Jaguors 0, Panthers 0. Waterburv (Cle) 40 43 .482 5% Guetterman 2 6 4 4 0 0 Horton p 0 0 0 0 Wllllms cf 4 0 10 Katz' Bob Satagaj's tailor-made Katz broke the ice in the fifth MCC: Sockers 2 (Donney Parker, July 8, 1986 — Sergei Bubka, Soviet Smith, Hou 16; Gossage, SD 15; Franco, record with a 19 feet, 8% inches, (6.01 meter) leap Tuesday to of the 28 clubs in the league. It was about them. But what we are not Union, at Moscow, 19-8% New Britain (Bos) 39 42 .481 5% Hsmnn (W 2-2) 4 1*-3 5 . 1 1 2 2 LaValllr c 3 0 1 1 Landrex If 4 0 1 0 CIn, Smith, Chi and Worrell, StL 13. double-play grounder with the frame when Sataga, the No. 9 Jason Bvko), Corriers 0. Glens Falls (Det) 39 43 .476 6 Young (S 8) 2 2-3 2 0 0 1 3 Hurdle 1b 3 0 0 0 Duncan ss 3 0 1 0 filed against the league itself and willing to do is to accept it (the Tornados 2 (Ryan Post 2), Express 1 American League — Aase, Bolt 22; highlight the fourth day of the Goodwill Games. bases loaded bad-hopped Into MB batter, singled in Dave Katz, who Nashua (Pit). 36 46 .439 9 Toronto Penditn 3b 3 0 0 0 Welch p 2 0 0 0 RIghettI, NY and Hernandez, Det 18; Commissioner Rozelle.” drug program) shoved down our (T.J. Crickmore). Tuesday's Results CeruttI (L 4-2) 2 6 6 3 1 1 Conroy p 2 0 0 0 Marshll ph 1 0 0 0 Bubka beat by one centimeter the mark he set in Paris last shortstop Ray Sullivan to score had doubled. Hornets 6 (John Honno 2, Brian Harris, Tex 15; Stanley, Bos 14. Berthlesen said under the agree throats.” Reading 5, Albany 3 Elchhorn 642228 Landrm rf 1 0 0 0 Diaz p 0 0 0 0 year. Fellow Soviet Radion Gataullin, took second place with Rich Katz with the decisive run in Moriarty got on the board in the Woltyno, Danny Melser, Rich Mllne2), New Britain 9, Glens Falls 3, 10 Totals 31 I 4 1 Totals 33 0 5 0 ment league management would The Rozelle program includes Tim bers 0. Clarke 110 0 12 19-‘/^ (5.80, ahead of E a rl Bell of the United States, who cleared T ransactions Innings Guetterman pitched to 2 batters In 3rd; St. Louis 000 000100— 1 normally' have seven days to two unannounced mandatory urine the bottom of the eighth. top of the sixth on Dave Ford’s solo (Richie Prenetta 2, Mike Vermont 7, Nashua 6 Hulsmann pitched to 2 batters In 7th. LOS Angeles 000 000 000— 0 18-10'% (5.75). "He was all set to make the play home run. The blast traveled to the McCarthy, Mott Beaulieu), Penguins (3ame-wlnnlnaRBI— LaVolllered). answer a grievance. However, tests during the regular sea.son. 0. Waterburv 8, Pittsfield 6 HBP— by Elchhorn (Romos). ‘ 'I think that the limit is still far away as vaulting technique is and it kicked up and hit him in the far reaches of center field. Wednesday's Games PB— Martinez. T — 2:45. A— 28,241. E— LaValllere, Duncan. LOB— St. Golf because of the "extraordinary" The plan would make the N FL the Louis 3, Los Angeles 7. SB— Landreaux being constantly improved,” Bubka said after his record- clavicle," said Moriarty coach Ford, who also doubled, was the B A S E B A L L Reading at Albany circumstances surrounding this country’s first pro sports league to Midgets American League Glens Falls at New Britain Umpires— Home, Schulock; 1b, Morri (8). breaking leap. » case, the union asked for the insist on unscheduled tests for all Gene Johnson. "And that was it.” lone batter in the game with more Vermont at Nashua son; 2b, McKean; 3b, Clark. IP H R ER BB SO CALIFORNIA ANGELS— Reactivated St. Louis 24-hour limit. The win gives Katz a 13-6 record than one hit. Kennedy Road: Metros 4 (Kris John Candelaria, pitcher. Placed Terry Waterburv at Pittsfield theil players. LIndstrom, Scott Ruganls, Ryan Carr, Conroy (W 3-3) 6 3 0 0 1 6 LPGA money leaders "We are not asking them to rule The plan would abolish the drug and 26 points. Moriarty is now 11-6 The end began in the eighth when Forster, pitcher, on the 15-day disabled Horton (SI) 3 2 0 0 0 1 Justin Bogll), Academics 1 (Billy list. Angela 14, Brewers 3 To p Michigan recruit Mills Inellgfble with 22 points. The MBs, who have Rich Katz reached second on a Renaud). Los Angeles on the legality of the argument.” program contained in the 1982 MILWAUKEE BREWERS— Placed American League resulta Welch (L 4-7) 7 3 1 0 0 6 _ . „ (Through July 4) he said. "We are asking them only lost last year’s batting champion two-base throwing error. Hill Falcons 3 (Seth Egon 2, Shone' Billy Jo Robldoux, outfielder, on the ANN ARBOR, Mich. — Terry Mills. Michigan’s Mr. collective bargaining agreement Buzzell), Suns 0. CALIFORNIA MILWAUKEE Diaz 2 1 0 0 0 1 S302,300 to say they will go to arbitration on that expires at the end of this Steve Chotiner for the season with retired the foilowing batter but 15 f * 18 - M xij'CHESTER HERALD, Wednesday. July 9, 1986 Goetz hopes for a 'calm discussion’ MANCHESTER HERALD, Wedneadayj July 9. 1986 — 18 NEW YORK (UPI) — Subway gunman Bernhard “ What woul^ be nice would be a nice, calm Chief Judge Sol Wachtler, writing the decision, said Goetz, ordered to stand trial for shooting four discussion about everything (during the trial).’’ he CLASSIFIED ADVERTISING 643-2711 the lower court’s action imposed a “ subjective teenagers he thought would mug him for $5, says he said. standard” that would permit the use of deadly force in wishes the trial could be a “ calm discussion” of events Goetz said he was disappointed by ’Tuesday’s almost any case where a person feels threatened. that generated a national furor. decision but would not appeal. He added that the I HOMES HOMES K IT ‘H* CARLYLE ®by Larry Wright But- Goetz. 37. said Tuesday night he expects, ruling would likely do nothing to stop others from The high court said New York law establishes an FOR SALE FOR SALE instead, the trial will be a “ trying'experience” — and acting as he did. “objective standard” that permits use of force only one in which “ the press isn’t going to help.” when a person “reasonably believes” it is needed. Goetz said he noted “ with interest” that prosecutors On Tuesday, the Court of Appeals — New York’s “ We cannot ... allow the perpetrator of a serious have not charged any of his four victims — although at 115 c^lAy. I'M Hao5G-$iniN6 highest court — reinstated attempted murder and crime to go free simply because that person believed least one of them told Daily News columnist Jimmy For Him bOHllE HE'S oh assault charges against Goetz in the Dec. 22. 1984. his actions were reasonable and necessary to prevent Breslin that Goetz was an intended robbery target. shootings aboard a subway train. The trial date was some perceived harm,” Wachtler wrote. VAfAlioN. set for Sept. 2. “ If New York City would prosecute criminals only “ To completely exonerate such an individual ... The decision capped a more than yearlong chain of half as severely as victims, they, wouldn’t have any would allow citizens to set their own standards for the changing events centered on whether Goetz would be victims.” Goetz said. permissible use of force,” Wachtler said. charged with attempted murder. Goetz said he now feels “ a little bit like the Goetz scoffed at the court’s conception of The case drew widespread attention, polarizing gladiators, or those animals who are put in cages and self-defense. those who think Goetz acted like a hero and those who told to fight.” “ If the standards of New York mean that a person BERNHARD GOETZ believe him a criminal, and raised-questions about The 7-0 decision by the Court of Appeals in Albany has to be subjected to violence, then some people are when a person is justified in using deadly force in reversed an Appellate Division ruling dismissing the going to set their own standards whether the Court of ... press doesn’t help self-defense. attempted murder and assault charges. Appeals likes it or not,” he said. Pornography report reverses findings of 1970 commission 2.000-page report, which has been WASHINGTON (AP) - After a tial ex|M)sure to sexually violent under attack by liberals, some recommendations intended to “ were skewed to the very violent VERNON $46,900 year of study. Attorney General materials ... bears causal relation available for inspection for two scientific researchers and two of serve as a guide for federal, state and extremely degrading.” Edwin Meese’s Commission on ship to antisocial acts of sexual months, was condemned by civil the panel’s 11 members. and local governments to conduct They said “efforts to tease the RENTING GOT YOU “DOWN"? J Pornography says there is a link violence and possibly to unlawful liberties groups as a move toward The conclusion of the panel’s a massive law enforcement crack current data into proof of a causal If all you want It a IHtle place of your own, let us between hard-core porn and sex acts of sexual violence.” censorship. It was praised by survey of pornography in America down on pornography in the United relationship link between” expo show you this 3'A room condo unit. Fully appli- crimes. The panel is calling for a The commission also endorsed anti-pornography crusaders who reverses the findings of a govern States. sure to pornography and commit anced kitchen with dining area, wall to wall car law enforcement and citizen cam the view that “ substantial expo seek to'eliminate sexually explicit ment commission in 1970. That Two commissioners who dis ting sex crimes “ cannot be peting plus your own private garage. Low hoat- Ing costs and condo fees. If your financos are paign of unprecedented scope sure" to porn which depicts scenes material from American life. commission found no evidence of sented from the report’s central accepted.” CARS against, tjie $8 billion-a-year that are degrading toward women The work of the commission, limited this may be your answer to owni ng your 1 ^ MISCELLANEOUS harm from pornography and re finding. Woman’s Day editor Ellen own home. FOR SALE industry. “ bears some causal relationship to whose chairman, U.S. Attorney commended the repeal of all laws Levine and Columbia University Some researchers dispute the I S J AUTOMOTIVE With two of the panel's 11 ... unwanted sexual aggression” Henry Hudson, first won a reputa restricting pornography for adult psychologist Judith Becker, said commission’s findings and em Wa esn halp ysu bacema a members disagreeing, the com Even before today's presenta tion as a porn-fighting county consumers. the examples of pornography phasize there is no demonstrable 19Z2 Dodge Dart - Fair Truck Cop - 6* X r X 4’ "HEALE" PMFE88I0NAU Wood Cop. Fiberglass U mission concluded that “ substan tion to Meese. the commission's prosecutor in Virginia, has been Tjie Meese report contains 93 presented to the commission link between porn dnd sex crimes. condition. Dependable. Call 048-45% and n k far Dsn. $600. Coll after 8pm.649- window, fits full size 9572, ask tor Mike. pickup. $200. Negotloble. I J l t v X D. F. KALE, INC. 647-1349. ttaaf EaCafa 17S Main St., Manchester, Ct rn^TRUCKS/VANS For Sole -1982 Old$nfobla FOR SALE Toronodo. Excellent Con 646-452S dition.Complete luxury cor. $10,000. 1984 Ford CLASSIFIED ADVERTISING 643-2711 1977 Dodge B200 Von. F150 Explorer 4x4. Low All real estate advertised Your assurance of quick Custom Interior, rusty. Needs minor work. 649- mileage, excellent condi L In the Manchester Herald response when you adver 2013. tion. Must sat. 810,000. Notices Business Property...... 25 Entertainment...... 53 Form Supplies and Equipment.... 80 Is subiect to the federal tise In Classified Is that 1976 Chow Bloztr. Excol- Resort Property ...... 26 Bookkeeping/Income Ta x ...... 54 Offlce/Retoll Equipment ...... 81 Fair Housing Act of 1968, our readers ore ready to lant running condition. Lost/Found ...... 01 Mortgages...... 27 Carpentry/Remodeling^...... 55 Recreational Equipment...... 82 RATBS: 1 to 5 days: 90 cents per line per day. which makes It Illegal to buy when they turn to the f MOTORCYCLES/ Good solid truck. RIggod Personals...... 02 advertise any preference, Wanted to B u y ...... 28 Polntlng/Poperlng___' ...... 56 Boats and Marine Equipment...... 83 6 to 19 days: 70 cents per line per day. little ads. 643-2711. I ROOMS IMOPEOS for plowing. $5,000. 1982 Announcements...... 03 RoofIng/SIdIng...... 57 Musical Items...... 84 20 or more days: 60 cents per line per day. limitation or discrimina HOMES 6000 THINGS CAMPERS/ Ford E2S0 Von. Good Auctions...... 04 Flooring...... 58 Cameras and Photo Equipment... 85 Minimum dionw: 4 Hnes. tion based on race, color, Just listed! Fulldormered FOR RENT FOR RENT TO EAT condition with rocks. Financial...... 05 Rentals religion, sex or notional |°jTRAiLERS 1982 Yamaha Heritage $5,000. 1972 Audi 100LS. Electrical ...... 59 Pets and Supplies...... 86 cope. l '/2 baths, fireplace, Special-Bought new lost Rooms for Rent...... 31 Miscellaneous for Sale ...... 87 origin, or on Intention to 2 car garage and a great Room for mature non 1978 Audi Fox, . 1978 Plot Heotlng/Plumblng...... 60 OBADLINBS: For classified advertisements to Beautiful No. Coventry String beans - pick your 1972 Travel Trailer. 21 ft. year. $800 or best offer. Aportments for Rent...... 32 Tag Sales...... 88 moke any such prefer lot In the Verplonck smoking gentleman. Air 128, AM best offtr. Good Employment & Education Miscellaneous Services...... 61 be published Tuesday through Saturday, the ence, limitation or dis setting - single or couple own. Notslsky Form, 644- Sleeps 6. Fully self con Coll 649-2530. forms on oil vthiclot. No Condominiums for R e n t...... 33 Services Wanted...... 62 Wanted to Buy/Trade ...... 89 school district. "We gua conditioning, kitchen only. Available August 0304. Also other vegeta Help Wanted...... 11 deadline Is noon on the day before publication. crimination. The Herald privileges, washer/dryer, tained. Shower and toilet. monty down to quollflod Homes tor Rent...... 34 For advertisements to be published Monday, rantee our houses” Blan 1st. 2 months security. bles. Sacrifice at $2195. Coll 1976 Harley Davidson Situation Wanted...... 13 will not knowingly accept chard 8, Rossetto Real parking. Coll 643-5600. buyer. Privota aallar. Coll Store/Office Space...... ^...... 35 the deadline Is 2:30 p.m. on Friday. any advertisement which References. $600. 742-6141, 429-0633. XLCH1000 In mint condi 643-1021. Business Opportunities...... 13 Resort Property ...... 36 Merchandise Estate 646-2482.P Pick Your Own Raspber Is In violation of the low. Ladles Only. Nice, quiet ries at Nutmeg Vlnyord. tion. 12,000 original miles. Instruction...... 14 Industrial Property...... 37 Holldov/Seosonal...... 71 Automotive Vernon-South Windsor Asking $3,000. Coll any Employment Services...... 15 RBAO YOUR AD. Classified advertisements ore Just llsted-Beoutlful Bol room for rent. Senior Bunker HIM Rd. Coventry. Miscellaneous for Rent...... 38 Antloues and Collectibles...... 72 Cars for Sale...... 91 Citizen or working girl. line. 6 rooms, working Coll for details. 742-8402. time. 635-1998. " Roommates W anted...... 39 Clothing...... 73 Trucks/Vans for Sale...... 92 token by telephone os a convenience. The Vernon. New listing. ton location. This 3 bed married couple only. Rent room, both home has Located on bus line. Ref Automotive Wanted to R e n t...... 40 Furniture...... 74 Campers/Trallers...... 93 Manchester Herald Is responsible for only one S157,5(X). Striking contem 1'/2 negotiable. No pets. 644- Real Estate Incorrect Insertion and then only for the size of porary on secluded 3.6 much more to offer. Coll erences and security. Af 0304. TV/Stereo/Appliances...... 75 Motorcycles/Mopeds...... 94 acres I Very unique home todoyl "We guarantee ter 5:30 pm. 644-0383. I FUEL OIL/COAL/ Blue Ribbon Homes for Sale ...... 21 Machinery and Tools ...... 76 Auto Services...... 95 the original Insertion. Errors which do not Services lessen the value of the advertisement will not that must be seen to be our houses" Blanchard & IFIREWOOO CARS Condominiums for Sole...... 22 Lawn and Garden...... 77 Autos for Rent/Lease...... 96 appreciated, new carpet Rossetto Real Estate 646- Manchester sleeping Lots/Land for'Sole...... 23 Child Core...... 51 be corrected by an additional Insertion. I STORE ANO Good Things to E a t...... 78 Miscellaneous Autom otive...... 97 ing, lots of bullt-lns, ap 2482.0 room for working gentle For Sole - Firewood. Save FOR SALE Investment Property ...... 24 Cleaning Services...... 52 man. $185 o month plus OFFICE SPACE HD Fuel Oll/Cool/Flrewood...... 79 Wanted to Buy/Trade ...... 98 pliances, fantastic floor to I money, buy now. 4 foot celling fireplace, home Spring Street Colonial. 7 security deposit and refer lengths. S60 o cord, cut ences. No cooking, no Manchester - Downtown ... — . con easily accomodate a luxurious rooms, 2 typing, filing, and phone Saturday, 9 to 5. Sunday, 3 647-8639 tor appointment. true mlnl-estote. D.W. Five Fomlly-Beoutlful appliances, olrcondltlon- Beetle. Doesn't run. 649- Call 232-9989 between 9om Manchester. 646-2992. implementation. Patient and staff answering helpful. Phone Fish Realty, 643-1591 or modern units In on Infla find o cosh buyer for that 8241. Keep trying. St. vicinity. 10 years old. to 10. Cashier for self- Ing, heat. No pets. Cleon. Chino closet you no longer BOATS/MARINE Children’s pet. 643-4815, 8, noon, Monday through management, as well as 3rd party 646-5792, between 8am and serve Mobil Station. 871-1400.P tion hedging business Available August 15. $575 5pm. Individual to do light ma zoned locattoni Must see. use, place o low-cost od In EQUIPMENT 1970 Dodge Challenger - after 4pm. Friday. Ask for Michael. Concrete Foreman - Resl- reimbursements. Qualified applicants are Apply between 6am and nufacturing, wrapping o month. 647-9137. H] " We guarantee our Classified. 643-2711. 440 mog. New point and dentlal/Commerclal requested to forward resumes to Box QG, 2pm at 84 John Fitch Blvd, and Inspection. Full time Don't be Bashful I Owners Impounded - mole, small, work. Immediate open . Bookkeeper - 25 hours per corner of route 5 and 30. hove reduced price and houses" Blanchard 8, Ros Bolton - Charming 2 room 16 foot Mod River canoe, much more. $2800 or best The Manchester Herald, 16 Brainard Place, week, strong math skills, or part time. Flexible setto Real Estate 646- paddles Included. Used offer. 649-2013. white wired haired dog. ing. 5 to 10 years expe Manchester, C T 06040. hours. Call 647-0284. ore anxious to sell! Sto- country apartment for Au Found at the Andover rience. Top wages and salary level 5, excellent Shop Carpenter Foreman tlev 6 room Colonial, 3 . 2482.0 gust 15th occupancy. S375 WANTEO four times. Excellent con Shopping Plozo on July benefits. Call 646-5324. fringe benefits. Call 742- for woodworking shop. bedrooms, 2'/2 baths, fin month. Rental Includes TO RENT dition. $800. Please coll 1979 Cadillac Seville - Outside Sales. Monday 7317 or send resume to Beoutlfullv decorated two 643-4942 otter 6pm or 647- White, fully loodedl Low 2nd. Coll Assistant Dog thru Friday, evenings. Ex- M/F experienced In su ished wolk-out basement, utilities. Prefer single per Warden, 742-8352. Easy Assembly work! Superintendent of pervision. Joiner, saws, $650-$2000 2 car garage, deck, deluxe bedroom townhouse. This sons. No pets. Lease and. 9946 8:30 - 5:30. Ask for mileage. Economical Die cellent money. Coll Schools, Coventry Public spectacular end unit fea Bob. sel. Sharp I $4795 or best Jeanne 647-9946. $714. per 100. Guaranteed PART/FULL TIME planers, etc. Salary com gas grill. Forest Hills. security deposit required. payment. No sales. Schools, 78 Ripley Hill mensurate with ability. WEEKLY CALIBER S169,900.Jockson 8, Jack- tures 0 fireplace, 2 full Coll 643-7427. otter. Coll 646-3824 otter 3860 Rd., Coventry, CT 06238. baths, o 2 cor garage, both 12 foot Aluminum Boot. 5:30pm. Comfortable aeparatea Detalls-Send stamped en Coll for appointment. 649- National Music and Vi son Real Estate, 647-8400 Reliable working couple Easy Assembly Work! velope; ELAN -855, 3418 MOTHERS AND OTHERS EOE 4371. or 646-8646.0 o deck and o botcony with Rockville - Excellent V/2 horse power motor . for the large aiae figure Employment $714.00 per 100. Guaran deo Co. needs Top Dis o view, tennis courts and with 2 quiet teenoged boys and trailer. $650 - firm. For sole - 1974 Buick . . . eaty-aew topper, cu Enterprise, Ft. Plerce,FI„ Mornings, nights or weekends, we have neighborhood. Remo seeks large two or teed payment. No Soles. 33482.______Lawncore - Career oppor tributors and Sales Bolton. $126,900. Super 3 much more. Only one deled 2 . bedroom apart Coll Bill, 643-6339. Electro. 66,000 miles. lottes or long pants. Detolls-Send stomped en ideal positions for students, retirees, tunity with growing lawn Reps. Excellent Income bedroom L-ronch with o year old. Offered at three bedroom apartment Needs alternator. $500. No. 8288 with Photo- & Education GOOD USED furniture la ment. $450 plus utilities. or duplex, preferably In Blue Rlbboa QoUls, Q-116, Guide is in Siset 88 to 60. velope: ELAN-173, 3418 Wanted - to llve-in and mothers with grade school children and care company. Ever In demand. Why not ad and repeat business. great 16x20 family rm with $98,500.Jovce G. Epstein 644-1882 otter 6pm. 14’ Aluminum Boot - 5Vi Coll 646-4890 (otter 4pm). contain! patlerns and direc Enterprise, Ft. Pierce, give assistance to older green Lawns has an open Real Estate 647-8895.0 Manchester or Vernon. Evinrude motor and Size 40, 44 bust...topper, others who need a high paying job with vertise the furniture vou beamed cathedral celling, Con move In Imme tion! for making 16 loTtIr 2H yards 46-inch; cu FL., 33482. couple. Gentleman Is a ing for hard working lawn no lory. /■ use In classi (702) 831-4682 kitchen with Two Bedroom, range, re- trailer. $1,200 firm. Coll 1976 Buick Century. 4 prize-winning deiigni.. .The bed patient. Please call flexible hours. Call now and you could be care specialist. Competi diately! 643-2711 ext. 34, 646-8814. door, V8, olr, power lottes, 2 yards; pants, fied? Coil 643-2711. skyllght.Screened-ln frlgeroter, dishwasher. ask for Gory. Broken Star, Autumn 2 % yards. HELP WANTED Dental Hygenlst, progres 649-1754. working tomorrow. tive wages, benefits, and porch and good size deck CONDOMiHIUMS No pets. S575 month. 646- breaks, power steering, Leave!, Mihouri Star, etc. sive, preventive oriented training. Put some green automatic, rebuilt trans plu! quilting motif!. TO O n U , iswl $2J8 Mr from which to enloy the FOR SALE 2319. gaiMia, 9MS18 $ nr paiMia tad group practice. Glaston Driver for TrI-axle truck. MR. B. ROSS In your pocket. Call Dan private reor yord. Flre- MUSICAL mission. .Needs point. Q-116, Bhc Rlbboa QaDli Port Time Inserters Daniels, Manchester, CT $1875. Coll 649-9137 Otter la $3.25 a copy. SMI Mag. bury. Variety hours avail Must have 5 years or more ploced living rm, dining 5 Room Townhouse Con e30 Locust St. 2nd floor, 4 m ITEMS wonted. Coll 647-9946, ask able. 633-3671. experience. Includes Insu 1-800-367-3720 between 9 and 5,649-8667. M8rchandlse | ] 5:30 dolly. Saturday and for Bob. PAYROLL CLERK rm and garage. D.W. Fish dominium - 2 bedrooms, room, heated apartment. rance and benefits. Call Realty, 643-1591 or 871- No appliances. Security. Sunday anytime. Te trier, isai $121, laglaiii lilaMs. Small office In Bloomfield Industrial Pork V/7 baths, full basement, Plano - Like new. Spinet. piktaia aai taa ilig. BsaTSfs, Tellers Wanted. Full/Port 742-6190. 1400.O olr conditioning, oil' ap $520 monthly plus utilities. Oak. Full keyboard. Coll seeks a sharp person with payroll experience. Hondo 1980 civic. 5 speed. ASaiCMOT Management Trainee. time tellers wanted Imme Part Time Office/Shop pliances, pool, $75,000. By Coll 646-2426. Weekdays 9 649-7327. Entry level position tor diately. No experience 'Help wanted - Fashion Port Time Desk Clerk(s) Candidate must have previous experience Ozzle and Harriet would $1,400 or best offer. 649- New FASHION, with Helper. A'fternoons and needed to work some owner. 647-7940. to 5 HD FURNITURE ambitious Individual. necessary. Interested ap Bug In K-Mart Plaza is all day Friday. High with a computerlzeft poyroll system. Respon hove loved to raise their 9388. Nsa Yift, N.T. ISOM Photo-Qaida pattana in Company has profit shor plicants should coll the now accepting applica nights 4 pm to midnight,, Hardware Clerk - Courte Prist Naai, A6Sri!i alts ZIP all aisa rangM, haa a school students pre weekends 8am to noon, sible tor various payroll records, related family In this dellghtui South Village Condomini Sparkling Brand New - 2 ing program and both personell director. Com tions for mature, respon- ous, energetic hardware older colonial. 9 rooms, 4 MISCELLANEOUS COtiS asS atyls NaaSsr. . apaeial Grace (>>le CoUae- ferred. No experience. ond various hours week Clark wanted. Full time taxes and other administrative functions. ums. 3 room condomi story Duplex In Coventry One of o kind — 1985 local and notional growth munity Notional Bonk, ;slble sales persons. 643- Should have own car. Call bedrooms, enormous on 2.7 acres of beautifully FOR SALE SPECIAL: Over 200 se- tloB for larger aiaas; plaa days. We will train. Good year round. Apply at: Competitive salary and company benefits In- nium. 165 South St. No.42. Bronco with Eddie Bauer opportunities. 649-4563. Glastonbury, 659-0394. 2126. 643-6156 between 9 and 20x20 family room, 2 fire Rockville. Asking S45,900; wooded sight. 11 miles leetibna and a FREE 2 BONUS CoupoBsi starting pay. Ideal for Conyers Hardware, Tol clddlng health Insurance, vacations, holi King - Sized bed. Firm package. Air condition Fattam Section in tho 5. Production Workers - retired person. Call: Con land Tpke, Manchester, places, lovelv grounds. Inquire at premises. from downtown Manches 24 Koret Gold Plated ing, 351 V-8, AM-FM- Price .... I2J0 days, etc. Please call 243-5457, Monday thru Coll today. You'll be glad ter. Very close to shop mattress. Two twin box Thompson Sub Machine ALBUM. Just 18.00. 9 Immediate openings. Na necticut Motor Lodge. CT. 646-5707. Ask tor Bob. cossette, and much more. tionwide manufacturer Is Friday, 8 a.m. to 4 p.m. to arrange an Inter you did. Jackson & Jack- A Practical Solution...To ping areas. Various local springs. Frame. Excellent Gun. Korean War Monday thru Friday 9am condition. Will be sold A neat truck for $12,000. looking for production view. son Real Estate, 646-8400 paying renti Adorable 4 lakes, and golf course. Commerotlve 45 caliber. Coll 649-2286 after 6 p.m. to 12 noon, 643-1555. Dental Assistant - Part with 2 complete sets of NOTICB TO CRlDITORe workers at our local Man time tor Specialty Prac or 6464646. □ room Townhouse Condo, Coll Jon at 643-2487. Mon Fully operative. Coll 649- chester plant. No expe 2 bedrooms, 1.5 baths, full day - Friday. sheets, 1 bedspread. AM 2530. Court of Probata, District of ■STATE OF tice. Become port of o tor $220, or best offer. Monchasttr CHARLES J. TARPINIAN ” • WE NEED A rience necessary. Please motivated, people or private basement, cherry O/k/o CHARLES apDiy; Plllo'wtex Corp. 49 For o long-lasting fire, cabinets, fully oppllonced Manchester Main St. 3 643-8082, evenings 8, wee Umbrella Tent, 7 x 7 with Court of Probate, District of NOTICE OP HEARINO TARPINIAN, lots of SOME PLACES iented staff. Rewarding choose hardwood logs Covontrv IN RE; ROBERT L OWIRE, Regent St. Manchester. kitchen, plush carpet, rooms, stove, and refrig kends. Keeptrylngl. poles. $30. 643-80M.O NO-nCt OP HIAKINa AN INCAPABLE PERSON Monchasfsr, decsossd REQUIRE position tor an organized - - - ' - 646-1737. DAIRY FARMS thot produce o shorter built In 1984.879,900. Jock- erator. For more Informa ESTATE OP Pursuant to on ordtr of Hen. The Hon. William E. Plti- EXPHHENCE parson. Coll 646-4811. flame and burn less ro- Queen Size Water Bed for Oarold, Judos, of tha Court CLASSIFIED TELEPHONE son & Jackson Real Est tion coll 563-4438 or 529- Whirlpool Washer - Like FLETCHER C. RAE William E. PltzOarald,^ of Probata, Olsfrlct of Mon- IVe G/ve /f/ pldlv than soft woods. If 7858. sole. Excellent condition. Pursuant to on ordor of Hop. Judas, dotsd Juna 27, 1984 Paraprofesslonal Aides ICE CREAM ate, 647-8400 or 6464646.0 new, 4 wash cycles,'Vorla- Oo.vld C. Roppe, Judee, chasfor of a hoorine hold on needed for the Bolton Full time maintenance oromo Is the most Impor Coll 646-1047. haorlne will ba held on on ap July 3, 19M ordered that all Ouparvlaory clerk - CRT and data ble water levels, water doted July 2, 1916 a heorfne plication proylno for tha SALES.REPRESENTATIVE School System to handle tant consideration, select For Rent - 4 room apart temperature selector. will ba held on on application authority te merfeoao cer dolma must ba prassntad to Aaslatant processing area. 5 days, 8 wood from fruit trees. It tho fiduciary on orbeforoOc- classroom and lunch has immediate openings'for full Manchester-Spacious Im ment. Heat, hot water and PLAYER PIANOS ore In S175. Moving. 649-0354 praying for the authority to tain ratal prepsrty sltuotad In tober 7, 1916 or bt borrod os Nationally recognizad to 4:30. Call 646-5773. Sav you hove fireplace logs appliances Included. 2 demand. If you hove one soil and convey a certain tha Town of Monchaatar, room responsibilities. multi-unit ratal! chain la maculate condominium by low provided. Part time position for ings Bank of Manchastar. time second shift freezer selec for sole, find buyers the featuring 3 large bed months security. No child you do not use, why not Dieco or parcel of real prop County of Hartford os In sold Mary Lou Tewlor, MON. THRU FRI. 8:30 to 5 currently aaeking a per erty os In said application on application on file more fully Clerk approximately 19 hours quick and easy wav ... rooms, formal dining ren or pats. $425 o month. exchange it for cosh with file more fully appears, of the oopeort, at tha Court of Prp. son to aaalat our Area Secratary - Psychologlats with o low-cost od In 649-9297. The fiduciary Is: per week, beginning 9-2- Manager. tors. Excellent starting wages, room, full basement and o wont od. TAG SALES Court of Probate on July 33, bma on July 23,1986of 10:15 Stsphen T. Pannv 86. Contact: Anne Rash at saak sacratorv. 25-30 Classified. 643-2711. central olr. Pool, tennis 1916 at 7:15 PM. A.M. • Good typing skills required • Your time will ba spent 267 Main St. 643-2411, July 7th., thru hours par weak, with 100% major medical. Applications courts, clubhouse. Im Charming Victorian Bertha E. Roppe, Mary Lou Tew lor, Mon chaffer, CT 06040 • High school graduate • working In our Vamon strong oradnlzatlonol apartment - 4 rooms. On' Going Tog Sole - 015-07 Clerk Clark 017-07 July 25th. store oa wall oa learning maculate grounds. Of ITV/STEREO/ Starting Friday July 4th. 2 01B07 6 skills to fulfill full apac- South Manchastar. Ma • Pleasant phone voice • the aalaa, merchandizing now being taken. Apply in person, fered at 891,900.Jovce G. weeks, oil day and (there trum of offica duties. Fa Government Homes from * Epstein Real Estate 647- tura couple. First floor. APPUANCES and personnel functions miliarity with 1BM PC and after ,oftar 4pm). No offer of the Area Manager. Monday - Friday, 8:30 am to 5:30 SKU repair). Delinquent 8895.0 No pats. $400 month plus good salary pleasant atmosphere RECEPTIONIST dictation aquipmant a tax property. Reposses utilities. 649-2400 Otter Panasonic Upright Vo- refused. 139 Hollister st., NOTICE TO CRIOrrORa CALL FOR A 8PBCIAL TOWN MBBTINO „0 This la a Growth oppor plus. Sand rasume to: Manchester. ESTATE OP pm. Saturday 8:30 am to 2 pm. sion. Coll 805-687-6000. 5pm. cuum — with attach FRANCIS J. KESSLER Tht Iseol voters of the Town of Bolton or* htrtby wornsd • health benefits holidays & birthdays For busy awllch board tunity that con develop David Movar, PHD and ments, bogs 8i extra belt. 7 The Hon. David C. Roppe, into a salarlad managa- Ext. H-996S for current |BU8iRE88 Two family tog tola. Sot. and noflfltd to meet In o SPECIAL TOWN MEETING of the and aMounia roeolv- Kevin Confer PHD, 223 E. repo list. 5 Rooms - heat, hot water, months old. 950. Good Judge, of the Court of Pro- COMMUNITY HALL In sold Town, on Monday, July 14,1906 mant poaHion. Canter St., Manchastar PROPERTY July 12th, 9 to X 60 Cooper bote. District of Coventry at Immediately tollewina on 1:00 P.M. public heorlne tor the abla. Mual ba matura, goa for cooking, third condHIon. Coll 646-3245 ' no held on July 1,1906 For confidential interview: Wa offer an axcallent C T 06040. Talaphona 449- floor. Reliable middle after 5pm. HIM St. 12 spaed bike. foMowlne purpose; dapandabla and accu- Moped, olr conditioner,, ordered that oil claims must iCall I Denise Roberts starting wage of $4 par 9660. Dairy Farms USE RICE to clean the Italian Restaurant. Very aged adults prafarred. No ba presented to the fiduciary 1. To consider and o d upon o resolution to oporopriote rata. Exparlanca halp- hour plus full banefit Inside of bottles and long- busy, very good restau 25“ Console Color T.V. miscellaneous. on or before October 1 ,1986 from Revofiue-Shorlne funds a sum not to exceed $11,000 g^-5711 package and commls- pats. Security. Raferen- for the Herrick Pork Bollfleld llghtino proled. j lul but not aaaantlal. Ice Cream stem vases. Sprinkle rice rant In prime, down-town cee. 64A4113. $75. Stereo case, 965. Air or ba barred os by low pro Apply In paraon '•t aion. location. Seats 60, plus. vided. Doted at Bolton, Connedicut, this 7th doy of July, 1916. Inside container, add conditioner, $25. Coll 643- WANTEO TO Bertha E. Roppe, Allaa OH, 414 Tolland Ploaaa call for Intarvlow warm, sudsy water and Carpeted, tables and Modem 3 room firtt floor 9571. Clerk DOUGLAS T. CHENEY •ppointmant at S08-2744. choirs, counter seots, ov BUY/TRAOE CARL A. PREUSS SI., Boat Hartford, Bol* 40 Tolland Stage Road shake vigorously. The apartment. Haot.oppllon- The fiduciary Is: SANDRA W. PIEROG Full time help wanted. ens, fratzara, ate. In- William F. Wotz woon S:W and 4. PImlowal Corp. rice will polish and clean cas Included. Ideal for Air conditioning 6700 LAWRENCE A. CONVERSE III Iferalft Experience onlyl Apply interior. Use the classified Ciudad. Coll today for working moturo coupit or B TU , 110 bolt, high effi American Flyer Trains c/e Attorney MICHAEL A. ZIZKA EOE/M/F Tolland, CT 06084 Mmtfestn An IsMl Oenednney t nisltyir at Aldos Pino. 133 Spruce your opoolnfmant to aaal ciency, axcallent condi and accessories. High' John Maxwell columns to sell those still raNrod lady. No pats. 37 Lewis Itreet BOARD OF SELECTMEN, St. Monchatter. 6434034. good, but no longer filbed Asking 990,000. Strono Rafarancas and Socurlty. tion. 9175. Coll 647-1112, cosh value paid. Coll 627- Hartford, CT 06103 TOWN OF BOLTON Items around your honte. Raol Estata, 647-7653.P 6464113. evenings. 9848. 0164)7 021-07 80 — M A N C H ESTER H ER A LD . Wednesday, July 9. 1986 Tax reform in real estate will likely affect large numbers There will be would obviously be taxed at the shelters. Deductible losses would an increase of more than 30 tax reform. lower rates. investment, that is a 7.64 percent Whatever your be limited to start with and would percent from the $600 you were after-tax yield. person'al judg dwindle gradually to zero as your paying. Q U ESTIO N : How would this law income rose. ment, it will be affect real'estate tax shelters? Q U ESTIO N : Does that mean hailed by the Sylvia Q U ES TIO N : In the real estate real estate investors must settle politicians as a QUESTION: What other limited partnership area, what ANSW ER: It would limit the for no more than 6 percent to 8 wise and fair changes would affect real estate? types of investments still will bf percent? P o rte r ability of investors in all areas, attractive? law. it will be including real estate, to use tax approved by ANSW ER: Depreciation sche ANSW ER: No. As the rents from losses to offset other current dules would be extended, interest ANSW ER: many sponsors will tax profession income. The excess tax losses the property increase, the inves als as simplify deductions would be limited, inves offer partnerships that offer high tors' returns should go up. The would accumulate until the prop tors would hav6 to be personally tax-free yields. Let's say you put ing the lan erty is sold and then be used to distribution might go from 8 guage of the law so all of us can at "at risk” on some of the notes they $10,000 into a partnership that buys percent to 9 percent, and so on. group from coast to coast. For offset any gain. sign. Taken together, the tax least read it. and it will imme a shopping center for $20 million, This can't happen if you invest in guidance on the crucial questions Actually, this provision is lar burden on rea,l estate may well be diately result in new investment concerning you. 1 consulted Ro using $10 million in cash and $10 ^onds. Rising rents will make your gely redundant. At a tax bracket much higher. million in mortgages to purchase strategies. nald B. Bruder. president of the maximum of 27 percent, most property more valuable. It will be months before the the property. Suppose the partner Another strategy likely to be Brookhill Group, a nationwide investors wdn’t want tax shelters, Q UESTIO N : How about write details are clear on how tax investment and management ship's net income on the property is come more popular is property A $1 loss would save you only 27 offs for a first or second home? WOO,000 (8 percnt of the cash shelters are truly affected, pro and firm, headquartered in New York refinancing. If the shopping cen- cents in taxes — hardly enough to invested). However, the partner con. It will be even longer — City: justify investing in a non-economic • ters grew in value, the sponsor ' perhaps years — before we are ANSW ER: Let's say your house ship still is allowed to depreciate might make a mortgage and property. payments now are $1,000 a month, the property, which might be sure how investment decisions on QUESTIO N : Are there any distribute the proceeds to the of which 80 percent ($800) is worth $666,000 (3 percent) a year. cash flow, appreciation, write-offs., positive points for real estate in the Q U ESTIO N : What about prop investors, tax-free. You. the inves and so on are changed. deductible. If you're in a 50 percent Thus, a partnership’s taxable tor, would have all your money law? erty you own and manage tax bracket, that $800 deduction is And perhaps in no area will the income would be $133,000 and your back, plus all the cash distribu yourself? worth $400 to you. Your net changes be more evident than in ANSWER: Lower tax rates • share would be $133. If you're in the • tions to that date. payment is really $600 a month. 27 percent tax bracket, you would real estate — affecting countless would mean that investors would ANSW ER: The law would be With a tar bracket of 27 percent, an pay only $36 in taxes. That would numbers of us in every income seek income-oriented invest almost as hard on these invest $800 deduction saves you only $216, leave you with $764 out of your $800 class and in every educational ments. and any taxable income ments as on "packaged” tax Explorer Robert Peary reached Your after-tax cost goes to $784 — cash distribution. On your $10,000 the North Pole in 1909. REAL ESTATE THISREAL WEEK ESTATE OPPORTUNITIES featuring: ^ ■/4 3MAINSTHEET.MANCHFSri'F' gjg„ Qf The Tlmesi! 643-1591 I f f D .W .FlSH ejjJ^‘,' |( i n u " - : VFflNON CIRCLE • Vt MfJ. n Looking 87, 1-1400 SOLD for an agency that gets i : results? OPEN HOUSE - 701 Keeney St. • Fri. 6:30-9/ Sat. 10:30-5 this Executive Raised Ranch on the Glastonbury line, 3 x-tra large bedrooms plus 2 more partially finished on the lower level, 16x21 living Call us room and super 21x27 family room, floor to ceiling window, wrap-around dock, central vac and pool are only some of the extras, 2V4 647-8895 acre treed, private lot makes this a true mini-estate. today! SOUTH WINDSOR See this Vh year old U&R Contemporary, nice family • Superior Service room off the kitchen, large living room, 3 bedrooms, 2V4 • Senior Citizens Discount baths, fieldstone fireplace, formal dining room, also an office or study on the lower level with its own entrance, • Continuous Advertising asking $212,900. • Well educated, competent agents 349 EAST CENTER ST. JoyCO G. Epstoln Ma n c h e s te r Bolton Super $126,900 U&R REALTY CO. Real Estate 647- 8895 ^ 3 bedroom L-Ranch with a great 16x20 family room with beamed cathedral celling, kitchen with skylight. Screened-in porch and good 643-2692 size deck from which to enjoy the private roar yard. FIreplaced living WHERE THE INDIVIDUAL GETS ATTENTION room, dining room and garage. Robert D. Murdock, Realtor Joyce G. Epstein 349 EAST CENTER ST. MANCHESTER REALTY WORLD Real Estate 847-8895 ^ (203) 646-7709 73 West Center Street V#-- Frechette Associates Manchester. CT 06040 WHERE THE INDIVIDUAL GETS ATTSNTION w e GET RESULTS MiCHnns "A DIVISION OF THOMAS A. BENOIT ENTERPRISES " New Listing • Vernon / Beautifully decorated two bed room townhouse. This specta cular end unit features a fire place, 2 full baths, a 2 car gar age, both a deck and a balcony with a view, tennis courts and much more. Only one year old. Offered at $98,500. ITALIAN RESTAURANT Very busy, very GOOD Restaurant in Prime, down-town location. Seats 60, plus. Carpeted, tables & chairs, Manchester counter seats, ovens, freezers, etc. included. Call today Spacious Immaculate condom for your appointment to see! Vernon $157,500 inium featuring 3 large bed- Asking *90,000.00 * NEW LISTING * Striking contemporary on secluded 3.6 acresll Very unique home that must roonM, formal dining room, full be seen to be appreciated, new carpeting, lots of bullt-lns, appliances, basem nt and central air. Pool, “ Putting You 1st is 2nd Nature To U s!’* fantastic floor to ceiling fireplace, home can easily accomodate a large or tennis Courts, club house, im small family, very versatile floor plan. Call today for a private ahowingllll maculate grounds. STRANO REAL ESTATE Offered at $91,900. 156 E. CENTER ST„ MANCHESTER, CT. A (203) 646-7709 CALL TODAY - 647-“ SOLD” ffl^ THE RESULTS PEOPLE. iQ i • r JUST USTED! JUST USYEDI Real E^state Full dormered Cape. 1V4 baths, fireplace, 2 car beautiful Bolton location. This 3 bedroom, 1 '/i 168 Main St., Manchester gar. & a great lot In the Verplank achool diatrict. bath home has much to offer. Call todavl DONT BE BASHFUL!!! "WE GUARANTEE OUR HOUSESr...646-2482 "WE G U A R A N TEE O UR HOUSESI''...646-2482 / I A ^ O A d\d\ 5 S ? 5 5 S Owners have rerliiced price and are anxious lo sell! T i OP80A uwrf Stajcly g room Colonial. 3 bedrooms. 2.5 baths, Donald Jack.oa Ro«e Viola Jaakaon ' t t l SPRING ST. COLONIAL 7 lux. rms., 2V4 bathe, fireplace and magnificent FIVE FAMILY lot at the base of Case MountainI $189,900 Beautiful modern unite In an Inflation b e tt sTir« "WE G U A R A N TEE OUR HOUSESI" ...646-2482 ing business zoned locatloni M UST SE& "WE G U A R A N TEE OUR H D U SESr' ...646-2482 i. OZZIE and HARRIET.... ‘WE GUARANTEE OUR HOUSES!’ A PRACTICAL SOLUTION.... Would have loved to raise their family in To paying rent! Adorable 4 room Townhouse Condo. delightful older opjonial. 9 rooms, 4 bedrooms, Blanchard & Rossetto 2 bedrooms, L.S baths, full private basement, cherry enormous 20x20 family room, 2^replaces'. lovelv. cabinets, fully applianced kitcheq, plush carpet, grounds. Call today! You'll m glad vou did. 646-2482 built in 1984. $79,900. REAL ESTATE $1,54,000. , CMnaal liable. y likely to be ar is property ^ shopping cen- le, the sponsor ' mortgage and oceeds to the You. the inves- >11 your money cash distribu- Peary reached 909. Marchants Association Und Neighbors : ‘ ^#1 • West M id d le Turnplke/Broad Street ^ - (Exit 60 Off 1-84) :e family joms, 2V4 I, also an J U t V sntrance, CO. altor I X PRISES" ■IS .'1 3 DAYS THURS. • FRI. • SAT. UP TO 70% SAVINGS! ,99 $157,500 , Sn*> > J V ie that must July i m 10am (Naar D&L) appliances, te a large or ahowingllll , Money *10. of funny money to each adult customer for only $5. (while supplies last) ' Money may be splnt on Satunlay at all our member stores. See list on page 4 lom, 1Vi today! 18-2482 I Connecticut s Manufacturer Of Solid V\ooH Furniture • Catchit • Quifcsilver • Life’s A Beach SOLID VALUES d elitiou s WATER-WISE, INC. FOR ' BOARDSAILING & ACTIVE WEAR 250 Broad Street • Manchester, CT 06040 SIDEWALK SALES! THE FAMOUS SHADY GLEN < V CHEESEBURGER! | A Bernice original made with the 'V Selected best beef money can buy, topped ]} with luscious melted cheese ^ . surrouned by a glorious crown ^ Beachwear of tasty crisp cheese. Siiady G len ^ cheeseburgers are different. « •I4l They a r e the best! ^ c/> nnc • CMAT BUn *199 4a » . 19 d. 31 > *5 to »15 •600 0>y SW ftne ( /> Oiriy«f49 OaiT HTi -JS-d. dS“* trw. Urc a-k The Great American SoM Wood - No Veneer - No Particlet>oard - Screwed together - Mortise «. Tenon M n t-W o o d Oust Panels-HMcMubbed-Unequaled-Unbeilevabiy Affordable Stop M o one of our stores and see what everyone is talking about. Shoe Store does DAIRY STORES (/> JEPrrasson pmE ft OAK TWO CXtNVENCNT UX^TIONS IN MANCHESTER more with a semi Manchester Parkade, Manchester • 647-8409 840E. m O L C TPKE. on RT. 6 • Oprn DaSy and Sun.; Pokadt Branch open Mon. ihru Sal. ) John C. and Barnk* A. Riag. Owndn Stmrtimg Jmiy 6, we will be doted Sumdmyt for the summer. Wltam J. Hodi. Em cu4w Managn annual sale. B " ‘ Direct ■' t F a c r c > r >. Price'- jeAiiSMinft • • |Bj;si|y Sidew alk Sales c m u s M f s p e n ^ o i l ' ^Fantastic Savings 10-MINUTE OIL CHANGE CHALLENGE O u t s i d e & Inside the Store 3^5 BROAD ST. — MANCHESTER. CT. — 647-8997 u p t o 5 0 % * * 14 Servicet In 10 Minutes. . . No Appointment Necessary PROLONG TH E LIFE OF YOUR CAR! Christa McAuliffe; teacher, Help keep Christa’s^dream Earrings Rings astronaiit, American hero. alive. Send your tax-deductible Select Group Select Group Worn motor oil can quickly shorten the IHe of your selected shoes for Something wonderful glowed contribution to Christa’s Chal engine. It contains dirt, water, metal particles, gasoline and many other abrasives and chemicals Mat deep within her. lenge at the address on the ,2»»- & 9 Reg. to « 25 site was a dreamer whose coupon below. >2995 Reg. * 6 0 - n i 0 can cause angina wear. men — women—chfldren paasion was to teach for the 7 »»- 1 4 » » Reg. to « 50 At ECONOMY OIL CHANGE wa will change your >39*5 Reg. * 75-nsO worn motor oil and oil flHar as well as Stan. Her imagination knew 1 4 9 9 .2 9 9 5 Reg. to noo no boaodaries. H9»5 Reg. n 0 0 -f2 0 0 perform 12 other vital car care services Today, our future dreams in an average of 10 minutes for only $18.95. can be finmd in America's rL ~ ] No appointment is necessary and we are open classrooms. It was in the class I want to help keep Christa 7 days a week so you can bring In your car room that Christa taught and MfAolifle’i dream alive. Kndosed Pendants Watches by at your convanienca. where she hoped her achieve is my tax-deductible oontribiitiao ments would one day inspire o£ Bracelets Seiko, Pulsar. Mon.-Fri. 8:30-5:30 her stnrlents to return — as Thurs. 8:30-8:00 sale vafid 7/10-7/12 .tlO . 20 Chains Longines, teachers. .S . -sas__». Sat. 8-5 That is whyche American Gift Ware Bulova Sun. 10-3 Federation of Teachers has es Name QIL CHANGE INCLUDES: tablished a fw -iol fund enti Select Group Select Group •Chsnoa Oil (up to 9 qts.) 10W40 tled ‘Christa’s Challenge." Street •NSW on Finsr IT COULD BE THE MOST •Chsstis Luba IMPORTANT TO MINUTES IN This edneatioo aitd schtdar- 50-70% O F F 33-50% O F F •Vscuum Intsrior' ahip fund will hehi encourage City •Chsck Air FIHsr THE LIFE OF YOUR CAR! more o f our nation's brightest •Cissn WIndthlsId State Zip Shop Early • Limited Quantities •Chsck TIrs Prsssurs - students to dedicate theb- lives •Chsck Belts 8 Hosss I I to the challenge Christa loved Make your oontrihatian payable to CHECK AND FILL: I ~ t6Acfaill^. "Christa's Challenge* and send to •Brsks Fluid | Q )iam ond3^^ •Power Steering Fluid j All contributions to this I Box 1930, Waahington, DC 20013. | fund will go direetly for schol -VlK.Va.Tn.tki •Bstt^ I •Trsntmitslon Fluid ■ KINNEY^ « arships and grants. w . B . - , 4 T, ( j f t c w c a ^ •Windshield Wsshsr I •DIffersntlsI - - I THE GREAT AMERICAN SHOE STORE ALL FON ONLY * 1 8 * ^ I A pubte icrricr af Uu9 pubiicstaaa ai 1 tlw Awcrican PadwatMO afT« Manchester Parkade 646-0012 COmPLETE f Exclusively SALE % Paint Now Pay Later June 25th thru July 6th. ARMY AND NAVY •4^ ENGLAND ^2 S®® without shelf, HARDWARE ^3 2 ®® with shelf BOLTON HOURS MANCH. HOURS M-F 6-6 M-T-W-F B 30-6 277 W. Middle Tnpk. S A T , 0-4 THURS 0 30-0 (near MEDI MARTl ^ SUN 6-2 SAT 9-5 at the '‘Turnpike Plaza West ' 649-1320 SUN 10-3 Shopping Center!! 649-5355 Only * 1 9 9 9 while supplies lest t b u t e s t j I Icrior/solid cojor sTTectZ viiiyl-acryllc BCP ^ ^atex Stain ACADEMY BROADWAY SLEEPING BAGS ^ Wood Stucco M»M"^ Latex OUTER SHELL: Wovm polyMtor PACKAOINQ: IndMdiwIly poly- FlatAcy INNER LINER; W o vln p o ly n tw baggod wHh lu l color kiMrt m Flat Finish ZIPPER: lO ir Nylon W ful SIZE: 3 r« 7 S ' •oCx House Mparaling COLORS: AtcHoM o w llh Fo tm I ROLL UP STRAPS: E lw lldud nylon »?iu 0/ oulor/Kolly Inner or Nary —/ . * A FILL: Mb*. PolyMond-' oular/Royal Innar 269 WEST MIDDLETPKE., MANCHESTER (NexttoMedj-Mvt) 10.98.Caton 9.98o WaWVCalion9.98c Wo^VCaMon8.98c t W ealherAII- Late. House E Z Kare-Ssl-N-Hue Lale. Solid Color Lalea Slain l.li Lalei Flat House P aintr.iiiii Mon.-Wed. 10-8 / Thurs. & Fri. 9 9 / Sat. 9-6 / Sun. 11-5 P a in l pills vclirs hriw ern pam r F la t F in is h is luHywosh.itXe tfls v you see Ih* wdood Ifstute under 8 mildew bi'Sltring For citenor wood mg For fMtmed wood. Stucco, ma- clear>ups with soapy water Choose lough lade-and water reyHar>t fin- bneh. stucco, more Easysoepand sonry 24 colors, piach, while Mn Irom 39 colors and while tn ish. Ready-miaed colors iS weler clearujp Color* and while u 643-5065 VISA a MASTER CARD a AMEX ■ CHECKS WELCOME SALE at Manchester Parkade D&L: July 10, 11, 12 •Watch for future Manchester Up to ‘Manchester Parkade and Neighbors Parkade i^2 & Supplements! m o ff! MERCHANTS' ASSOCIATION i '. ' SHOP OUR MEMBER STORES i • Misses’ Sportswear • Juniors’ Sportswear • Jewelry • Men’s Sportswear Back to School A u g u s t AND SAVE! • Accessories • Handbags • Intimate Apparel • Girls’ Wear • Boys’ Wear 30th Anniversary O c to b e r m Bernie’s TV & Appliance JoAnn Fa|Drics Prague Shoes Briggs' Ice Cream Kinney Shoes Radio Shack Holiday Sales N o v e m b e r Casual Lady Liggett's Pharmacy Record Breaker Command Performance Marshall's CBT Record World Northeast Savings Reed's Stationers C h ris tm a s D e c e m b e r CVS Drugs Papa Gino's Sears D&L Stores Parkade Barber Shop Shady Glen Diana’s Bakery Parkade Cleaners Supercuts Diamond Showcase Parkade Health Swiss Colony Emphasis Parkade Lanes Thom McAn Sprint Photo The Parkade Shoe Repair Weathervane Harvest Hill Pearle Vision Hwang Piano Manchester Special Savings For The iS S S o Parkade Entire Family! n Remember... Every Sunday — Outdoor Flea Market :F a :- f i ,v -...w t,* ,„-*i.--n-,->,T'-'>-. « , ' :r , ir, ? v - ^ ^ - -IMS wm:9mvm^.s-vm- 3’m SIDEWALK SAVINGS An Extravaganza Sears of • Blouses 36-46 • Pants 30-40 • Skirts 30-40 Storewide • Tee Shirts 36-46 up SIDEWAIJ( Savings! V ASSORTED SUN DRESSES HOME FASHIONS HARDWARE $ ^ 9 9 WOMEN’S FASHIONS Director’s Chairs SAVE33%onAii Wooden Frame ...... $17.47 SAVE 5 0 % - 7 5 % Misses, Women's & Junior's AAetol Fram e ...... 8.97 on rebuilt Lawn mowers Shorts and Summer Tops Wood Folding Chairs ...... 7.88 S A V E 50% on one of kind i SA V E an S A V E 50% on W id e Shop Vacs; Tool Boxes, Tool | Selection of Carpet Remnants Cabinets - Chests. Additional 25% ASSORTED on previously reduced Swimwear Some Dented, Some Scratched ! Many sizes and colors. Misses and Junior Sizes DRESSES i SUMMER DAYS SALE T THURS.-FRI.-SAT. At Browns iuly io.h.i2,h 50%-75% HOME IMPROVEMENT HOME IMPROVEMENT MEN'S & SHOES off V i MICHELOB& BUSCH & Sizes 14‘A-24'A Medicine Cabinets q q MICHELOB $999 NATURAL $799 SAVE 5 0 % - 7 5 % Women’s Fabric Casual Shoes LIGHT LIGHT Sizes 6B~9B ...... R eg, 16 A A * Llmlt.d QuantltlM Salt S 4 « U U 24-12 oz. cans warm 24-12 OZ. cans warm On Mis-mixed Paint K erosene Heaters & c o a a Limited Quontitles MOLSON HEINEKEN Laundry Tubs S a v e 2 5 % on All GOLDEN 1 1 9 9 LIGHT 1 5 9 9 Assorted Storm Doors 2 o n l y ...... R e g . $2 4 .9 9 NOW $14.99 Men’s Swimwear and Shorts 24-12oz. bottles 2412 oz. bottles A s I s - Reeulor 10 n « . . NOW $49.99 & $79.99 Bathroom Vanity .m utw COORS & COORS LIGHT ASSORTED a •!. ^ A Now$2 4.88 S a v e 3 3 % on All 2412oz.cans $999 Many bne of a kind appliances - Bathroom Cabinets Summer Wearables In our TOPS scratched & dented N o w $24.881 Children's Dept. ALL PRICES. PLUSTAX PLUS DEPOSIT $ 5 9 9 WHITEWINESALE! RECREATION & LEISURE IN-STORE SUPER SAVINGS HOME FURNISHINGS New from Australia Limited Sizes & (Quantities 750ml - Hardy’s Fume Blanc...... *2.99 “Fre$h,Dry— Great Value" SAVE 2 5 % - 5 0 % SAVE 5 0 % WhiteTable Wine' S A V E even more on one of On All king size sheet sets. 1.5L-ReneJunot...... Only*4.99 on Selected Summer Furniture a kind appliances, home Save- 3L-Canei Bianco...... *7.99 improvement items, furniture j AM/FM Stereo Radio QQ SAVE 5 0 % W H ITE ZINFANDEL (Summer Win.) and garden dept, items. on Colormote Bedspreads & Comforters with Headphones .p lA o O O Yellow and Floral Prints SutterHome ’ 3.99(750inl) Save*!*” Some dented, some scratched, some Stevenot *3.99(750^11) Save*P® Stereo Cassette Player Q Q Q used, some discontinued - McDowell *4.99(750ml) Our Favorite BROIAIN'S SAVE 5 0 % M. Marion *3.99 (750ml) Cq / u q I Lady with Headphones 1 Z o z z SOME SAVINGS! on selected one of a kind Draperies Newt Inglenook While Zinfandel I LIDDORS FOR WINE 1.5 L Reg. *6.49 NOW ONLY *4.99 Although noteoiuidered “Seriout" ITinet to 278 WEST MDDLE TPKE. M/C ■WED. 10-6 thecollector, thetewinetare the perfect MANCHESTER 643-7330 VISA < THURS.-FRI. 10-9 maleh/ora hot tumerdayand a picnic. AMER. EXPRESS 649-6382 SAT. 10-5:30 / SUN. 12-5 Sears MANCHESTER PARKADE 14. . li y PARKADE “Our B e il Cuktorrrar /i _ _ ___ Art Educated One" HEALTH AND NUTRITION CENTER UP TO lEPfAI OF » SEllOUI VITAMIN STOCK 50% J UP FO P OFF! ^ SUMMER 99C SALE Vs PRICE OR MORI • High Quality • Gsaraitssd Pstsscy • ON 6 FAVORITES Prices Lower thas Mail Order • Lower IgXJjUK' Than Chahn • Lower thae Pnigsteres Check every item & save PelaithNeR«‘3 QQc VheeiiaC>500f.QQc ITATOCOPHEROU 99mg.l00-s 99 Reg *1 Mill Row Hsis- 100 99 RtO. $ 4 8 7 139 1 0 .5 0 Zia«RM‘3 QQc VH.— AReg.‘ 3 QQc wwii. ipy 2Smg.l00's 99 25.000 Units — lOO's 99 Deleeiite — QQc Meeittei r4 ’• 00C Reg‘a** — loo'j 99 Oyittr SlMfl Coldvm AQC Yeait Plei — QQc Reg.‘3“ -lOO's 99 SUPER I Rog. <4*. lOOrt 9 v LECfTHINj ■eae-Mael — QQc Helihvt Ihrer Oil QQc 19 Gralni » « O M P U X ^ Reg »4“ -Caps-lOO's run-100 •AUNCEO90 inter Reg. »3« — 100'$ 99 99 COMPtETf w A H Q r o t m u i A 9 ^ 9 * (rideeiUdelt— QQc IraaTeUeta QQc S.'I« 1 0 0 C A P 9 . 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M lOO's 1.99 Reg. ‘ 3.50 99 Hi-I Caeiglai wHIi C Geereee te qq Herbel Water |dll qqc Compare with «»*aa 10 Cl Ie*.7.t5 800mg 90's 4.99 Reg ‘4 95 99 AlbeeC 100 *2** ISOPHANE INSUUN SYRIlWES PURIFIED 6ot« KtU $1 A A Orieetal CieMea aa( MULTIVITAMINS R«S*6 95 1.99 100 Reg 14 00 99 Compare with A A S Reg. 22.00 BEEF INSULIN ■ ■■■ ■■ ______' One A Day 100______■ U U * SUSPENSION SALE 18.79 (NPH) $ 1 2 9 9 .50 BLT)CK BUSTER COUPONS ★ I less 4.00 Mfg. Rebate 100 uims no ALL REFRIGERATED S i r ’ Reg. *30 YOUR FINAL Reg. FOR FRESHNESS COST $14.79 »19*» WITH COUPON ONLY! ■ Reg. I COUPON coupon” ! coupon OAK KNIVES AND TOOTHBRUSHES 144* I SAVE sot SAVE sot SAVE sot ★ I ^ ------■ HOLDER BLOCK Said ook Modi hokk: I PUS eiiurt MW WHEAT ROLLED color.. . | 0 1 ^ , , s,SS aPatng Knit scaring Knii sua^Knli saieraKnlt I BRAN BERM ' OATS H snMKnlt ORICNTAL 7 ^ <11.88 ‘2.99 jj 29t^ i 49«r!S39«4 RAMCN I i J S lO O 49$ NOODUS •1 ®® ■rI^ExpirttE.pirM 7/13/n7/1V06 I EapkM 7/13/M i Enplrn 7/IS/M CMelwfl or bot( / 3 oc. ISAyEMTw SAVE *1.91 I COOWN T COUPON■+ I COUPON ★ ( i 0 M tU hlN . / I SAVE nLsa SAVE sot SAVE sot • B M f RovtoH ,*• ifi » B— E A Rom 8 oz. ^ {almonds “ {ggl'InXCMCE. OPENER Reg. »4' ^ 5 z j5«l«.Jy$ li»jge9CI B O U T I O U e Reg. ' 16“ I tMULtintf Reg. HAnOfM I. Hew v M y fiM ilt. i SUPER. •13" I I ExpIrM 7/ia/M •/ I E.pIrM 7/1VM »f l•arDD I| BKpWBW ExpIrM 7/1S7M1/ 1 9 7 0 0 Doporrr A s«N t«4 c M rs . 6E E tia tlC , M o x ^ 100% ACRYLIC YARN — -J ^COiiPON I COUPON COUPON 4r«ii]M.* |SAVEM 7| I j SAVE $000 SAVESzooi SunriM IsuKRCKaue TURKIW LEaTHIN <8.99 <2.: , rn/msm I E m i ® DMLA- — — — . I FuMOOO SS I “SWIi? 2 ior*1“ L aHOU*T"« Ikt H coool nOPME Ills. PHOTI - FRESH GROUND S *l®®i2 0 *S PEANUT BUTTER ! I E«pkw 7/1WM ExpIrM 7/IW M I ExpIrM 7/11/M noHim SIDEWALK SALE DAYS THURS., f Rl., SAT., JULY 10, 11, 12 ★ FREE BALLOONS ★ KEENEY STREET SCHOOL PTA (Fun, Games Thurs. 4-7, Fri. 10-1, Sat 10-1) ★ ROYAL ICE CREAM (to Benefit lOH) ★ FARMERS MARKET (Sat July 12) ★ LUTZ MUSEUM (Information Booth) ^ ★ MARC BAKERY (Fresh Baked Delights) ★ MANCHESTER JAYCEES HOT DOG & COKE SPECIAL *1.25 ★ CONVENIENT FREE PARKINi? Advertising Supplement to the Manchester Herald mm July 9, 1986 SIDEWALK SPECIALS WALLPAPER SALE Bibles • Books • Music Jewelers Since 1885 Selected Books Save Money Now. Clearance of Overstock Make a deal on our 20-40% OFF means large selection of top brand Microwave ovens. n INJUIY Big Savings For You Mini-Microwove L in O N , « - * 1 5 9 Special Savings on Selected Items Be sure to browse M icro w ave Fashion Jewelry SHARP from ^ 9 9 Collectors Plates at G ElA RG E M icrow ave Pewter Holloware CAPACITY fc. ™ * 2 9 9 Silverplate Giftware Bibles & Books E. A. JOHNSON PAINT CO. July 10-12 643-2171 649 Main St. Mon. 9:30-8 723 Main St., Manchester 649-3396 Downtown Manchester T. W. FrI. til 5:30 PIctoralt may not bo Thurs. Ill 9:00 649-4501 PearlsTVA^AmiMtCtS 958 MAiN STREET 840 Main St. • Downtown Manchester actua) modali told. Sal til 5:00 Manchester, Conn. 06040 Tel. 643-2741 3 DAYS ONLY - July 10,11,12 The SWINTEC 8000 remembers... kELLER’Sr Buy One For MUSIC SHOP Summer Sale Sidewalk Sale Specials Come On Down To in our Women^s Department *549 * *CMh a Carry SIDEWALK SALE Used Guitars - from M0-M5 s up Lift the Lattih Skirts, Jersies, Sweaters, Slacks, The SW IN TEC 8000 electronic typewriter can im prove your memory in seconds... increase office Sidewalk Sale Blouses, Dresses, Co-ordinates efficiency and productivity... and costs peanuts Kaman “Tight Ends” strings. when you compare features, functions ' and save on selected and performance benefits. Here's >2.95 a set Mikasa Dinnerware patterns Now 30% to 70% Off what we mean; TYPEWRITER Eiectric Guitar Saie FEATURES up to 40% off 20 Piece Sets Sidewalk Items at Super Low Prices, • Mem ory storage of Values to *120®° *2 9 .9 5 up to 8000 characters Thurs. - Fri. - Swi. Only inItolOfHes Record & Tape Cioseout Supplies Limited • Instantly produces frequeritly used corre from 994 spondence • 172 character correction Check out our new lines - memory B.C. Rich - Acoustic - Laney - DOD DIgItech • High print line visibility allows the ^atch you to see every character as typed Su/m - S«nr/e« - ffunto/t 977 Main Street • Automatic paper feed, centering, under 649-2030 Downtown Manchester 887 Main St, lining, indenting, flush right • Functions as a bidirectional printer with virtually ALLSTATE 649-6870 Manchester any computer SO Purnell PI. 643-2401 • Only 21 moving parts itrtemaliy BUSINESS MACHINES MC-VISA fTelcome • factory warranty 39 PuriMlI PliM Maneheeter MinchNtir* 04341156 Downtown Sidewalk Sale OUR JEWELRY ISN’T SIDEWALK SALE Keep Cool and Save! 3 Days Only Summer CHEAP... July 10th, 11th & 12th Make A Real Deal at the Clearance BUT IT DOES COST LESS! THE COLLEGIATE PORTABLE Downtown Sidewalk Sale from . . Sale , ( Air Conditioner Quality 14Karat Gold Jewelry at swmtBi 4,000 BTU at prices that will embarrass the others. Office quality In a portable electronic typewriter. Tweed’s Specialty You know who they are: • 46 Character Correction Memory $199 • One Step Lift Off Correction from Shop Nobody, But Nobody Sells For Less, Inc. • 100 Character Daisy Wheel (ovar 35 typ* stylM ■valtobla) We Sell Wholesale, Ltd. • Triple Pitch (10, 12, 15) 5.000 BTU air conditioner from *239 The Never Undersold Co. and • 16 Tab Positions 6.000 BTU air conditioner from • Much More! *279 637 Main St. The “50% OFF” stores. 8.000 BTU air conditioner from ^ 2 9 9 Manchester AT Groat Salaction to chooao from with quality, dapandabla aarvica A Inatallatlon. 643-6196 and \^^G0LDEN OPPORTUNITY PI APL \ SOa^ 00 643-2171 Store Hours — 9:30 - 5:00 CONNECTICUT VALLEY COIN *325 649 Main St. 39 Purnell Place Downtown Manchester Closed Mondays during 805 Main St. (next to Blish Hardware) PIcloralt may not ba ALLSTATE Manchester actual models told July & August 643-6295 Mon.-Fri. 9-4 Sat. 9-3 BUSINESS o b m MAC IRNC8 643-6156 stRvicf Thurs.-Fri.-Sat. July 10-11-12 SIDEWALK SPECIALS SIDEWALK SALE and INSIDE SALE o f (Manchester Store Only) Downtown M anchester Bibles • Books • Music Buy a TENNIS Racket frame at • Maternity Sidewalk Sale Specials our low Reg. price clothes in our Men’s Department get a FREE .Stringing to ^20.00 • Uniforms Clearance of Overstock YONEX-HEAO-PRINCE-PAVIS-WILSON • Loungewear Suits, Sportcoats, Sportshirts, Slacks, • Bra & Corset means -Fittings Sweaters, Ties, Dress Shirts ALL SALES FINAL • Breast Form Big Savings For You VISA-Mastercard-Check-Cash for Masectomys N ow 20 % to 50 % O ff Look for our many Join Us Be sure to browse Sidewalk Itema at Super Low Prices. specially priced On The Sidewalk sports equipment inside forV2 PRICE on selected Uniforms ait & Nursemate Shoes - or - Inside The Store N A S S I F P S SPORTS^^ Bibles & Books ^ a /M n a n , for 20% .Off ' entire stock 887 Main St. 991 Main St., Manchester (aueapl brm» a girdha) 649-3396 Mancheater a«/M nm AfansMU - ownmr 647-9126 643-6346 643-2401 831 Main St, Manchaatar 840 Main St. • Downtown Manchester also 103 New London Tpke., Glastonbury n M o n ^ r*rS^TlHH« til •“ ★ REGAL’S INStDE AND OUT SUMMER SALE JULY 10,T l, 12th ★ ■8 Summer Clearance July 10, 11, 12th July 10, 11, 12th S U IT S A L E SPORT COAT SALE... BIG A N D TALL Hart, Schaffner & Marx..,,..... *299",«, Hart, Schaffner & Marx...... r>S. '«w Suits...... 25% OFF ON THE SIDEWALK... Christian Dior...... ^239^„„ Sasson Silks...... ,..®129*® r*g. •ITS • 48 to 60 Reg., Longs, Pprtlys ^ ' Yves Saint Laurent...... ^219^,^ Botany ‘500’ (Summer Colors Only) . ®99“ .,„ • 42 to 52 X-Longs Sasson...... ^189^,^ . • 46 to 54 Portly Shorts Wrang ler J eans.. f!: ft ft...... ^2®® Botany ‘500’ ...... ^ 6 9 “ ,^ ★ Free Alterations ★ 0 Sport Coats & ^ j g g Huge Selection $ ^ 0 0 •k Free Alterations * PANTS SALE... Slacks..... 20% OFF Sport Coat Sizes As Above (Sizes 32-42) Camp Globetrotters ^ for ^ 4 ® ® Slack Sizes: 44 to 66 Big Short Sleeve Dress Shirts... Haggar Belted C hinos...... 32 to 52 Tall Van Heusen Solids...... Haggar Poly-Wool Slacks..... 25%Off -A- Free Alterations k 0g|ts Sizes 32 to 42 . $ ^ 0 0 Van Heusen Fitted Solids..... Sans-A-Belt Slacks...... >39»o r*s.«0O^ Select Group for Arrow Oxford B.D...... Tailor Bench ‘Wool Blends”....®39*® Short Sleeve Knite 2 Short Sleeve Knits...... 2 for ^5®® Enro Tone on Tone...... *‘l6®i,„ Hart, Schaffner & Marx...... ^52®^,^ • Solids & Stripes *35 e M Tall to 2X Tall/1^ to 4X Big Jockey Active Shorts...... ^8®® Salad Group o i Short Sleeve Knits Entire Stock Of BERMUDA SHORTS ALL • Robert Bruce , ' SPRING JACKETS... and SPRING Berm u d as... 0®® • Puritan £ FOR 1 • London Fog n# BATHING SUITS OUTERWEAR • Jockey \ regular price — • Members Only 8/ q reg.‘2(M24 OQ^/o OFF • London Fog Spring Jackets...... ^10®® • Jantzen Get the second knit for just *1 — •Haggar Sizes 44 to 60 /W »-»rr e Members Ohi2 5 % OFF • Career Club Mix and Match - Higher Price Prevails WOVEN LIGHTWEIGHT Entire Stock Of Short Sleeve Sport Shirts CHINOS & POPLINS... Levi Chinos 0®® m m § * All Bathing Suits • Solids * Plaids tl* SHOES MT-2XTSH / 1X-4X Big $ - | 9 9 0 ^ • All Bermuda Shorts • 44 to 60 Short Sleeve OFF • Solids reg. '28.-*32 ^ J / I J ^ P P •All Print Jams .Dexter Q fl 0/j 20% Dress Shirts..v:v.°.V...... ^8®® ^ ^ ■ ■ • All Levi for Men Denims • Bates Floater ^ ^ Q F F GroiS - l-Oftg Ties 2 lor •IS REGAL’S DOWNTOWN MANCHESTER OPEN DAILY 9:30 to 5:30 BIG & TALL OPEN THURS. NITE TIL 9:00 MEN’S SHOP RECALS RECAVS"Your Quallly Men’s Shop" "Your Qusllty Men’s Shop" PLENTY OF FREE PARKING DOWNTOWN MANCHESTER OPEN THURS. NITE TIL 9:00 • 643-2478 Downtown Sidewalk Sale *1**’ per grain OFF on 14KCkild Jewelry per rarat OFF any Diamonds SELLER’S Summer (limited to store stock) Clearance MUSIC SHOP Sale GOLD Summer Sale AND SIDEWALK SALE I at ‘ ’ ■***’*« PIAMONI Used Guitars - from M0-*16 & up ’^4^t$75Q Tweed’s Specialty . Kaman “Tight Ends” strings. Shop $ALE >2.95 a set THURSDAY Electric Guitar Sale FRIDAY up to 40% off , *# ^ ♦ [set SATURDAY '""t' * <* ♦ * ‘ Record & Tape Closeout ° JULY 10-11-12 '•M 637 Main St. fro m 994 All rings available in 14K white or yellow gold Enlarged to show detail M anchester Check out our hew lines - AT B.C. Rich - Acoustic - Laney - DOD DIgitech 643-6196 <^G0LDEN OPPORTUNITY a n d 6 4 9 -2 0 3 0 Jewelers Since 1885 Store Hours — 9:30 - 5:00 BRISTOL FARMINGTON HARTFORD MANCHESTER ME0IDEN MILFORD CONNECTICUT VALLEY COIN NEW HAVEN SOUTHBURY TORRINGTON TRUMBULL WATEfTBURY LINCOLN, RI Closed Mondays during 805 Main St. (next to Blish Hardware) 50 Purnell PL Michaels Charge/Master Card/Visa/American Express July & August 643-6295 Mon.-FrI. 9-4 Sat. 9-3 Manchester AUCTIONS EVERY WED. & THURS. NIGHT - 7:00 P.M. Don’t Never Have To Say, "I Shuda Wfnt to of BOUGHT & SOLD JOHNSON PAINT CO. for a Lesson on the Benefits of O ow niow n Using California Paint & Stain M anchester • Maternity Products.” clothes • Uniforms Storm Stain' • Loungewear • Bra & Corset Fittings T h e • Breast Form “BROOKS ANTIQUES” G uaranteed for Masectomys “FEDERAL HOUSE ANTIQUES” “ONE-OF-A-KIND ANTIQUES” Iferform er Join Us • Fine China & Glassware • Rose Medallion Plate With more wood r On The Sidewalk • Meissen Pitcher • Mantle Clock, c1910 preservative than iorVl • Mary Gregory lumber • Slag Glass Overlay Lamp PRICE other leading on selected Uniforms brands. & Nursemate Shoes SHARON’S COUNTRY KITCHEN - or - • Homestyle Meals • Soft Ice Cream ' • Specials Inside The Store 12,000 Sq. Ft. Antique, reg. ‘ 19.95 SALE n s ii Coin & Collectable 6 4 6 -9 2 4 3 for 20% Off Shoppes In the mm H I I entire stock The E. A. JOHNSON PAINT CO., Inc. (axcapt bra$ 4 ginllat) MANCHESTER 10-Spm Tues.-Sat. HI ALL Re/eanne Manseau - ownw 12-7p(ti Thurs. 811 Main St., Manchester 723 Main St., Manchester 643-6346 631 Main St., Manchaatar 18 Antique and Collactibla Shop* 649-4501 649-4501 opM Mon-Sat e--S-«TtMirs Ul FAIRWAY DEPARTMENT STORE SIDEWALK & INSIDE 975 MAIN ST. MANCHESTER wsiEiMm.« « RAfi 1717 Thurs.-Fri.-Sat. HOURS; M-T-W-F-S 9-5:30 / THURS. 9-8 / CLOSED SUNDAY ’ ** O ^U " 1 f 1 1 July 10-11-12 SALE Manchester Store Only FROM BASICS TO THE “IMPOSSIBLE" TO FIND, YOU SHOULD COME HERE FIRST. Pfaltzgraff Sale Folkart •'Heritage • Yorktowne •• many items specially priced WINDOW SHADES CUT ★ KEYS MADE Now »9.95 5 Piece Setting ALL for instance... QUICKIE BAKERS-EZE Heirloom • Remembrance • Garland NON-STICK BAKEWARE WICKERWARE •All Purpose Broom #705 $g 0 0 Your Choice •Planters aa « Afow; ^ 1 4 , 9 5 5 Piece Setting U f l l c n a i p r o -l e a t h e r $i a o o •Auto Sponge Mop #045 ^ ’r\r\ •Deep Pie Plate •Hampers •Square Cake Pan ^ •Laundry Baskets H H / U VVILOUN FO O TB A U (X-R«i«et) *40.00 •Swivel Dust Mop #065 "*'®* •Bread/Loaf Pan WT i^M W W •Craft Baskets 20% OFF Accessories Values to 'F ■ •And Mora and Moral FINAL cisT ^4 . 8 8 *9.98 wowi -■ ■ •ww *2.99 1 m WW •Huge Selection Rog. Prtco IMPACT SERIES YOU Racquetball Racquet WATER DEMINERALIZER For All LADY SEYMOUR *4mii-ii MONSANTO LARGE ^ ^ B a ^team Irons IRONING BOARD ASTRO-TURF DOOR MAT D E E M ^ •Fingertip Height Control ^ ^ M #% •Choose from ACCT’n a t h l e t i c $ 1 2 9 9 •Heavy Duty M M FOOTWEAR •Prolongs Iron Life Brown or Green ^ Add I II ’ to *40.00 •Buy Now & Save 1 ^a ■ •Super Long Wearing C N •Easy to Use a a Am, WIRTHANOEIIt TUBULAH HAHOEM •Fill Bottle & Filter $ ^ O D VISA-Mastercard-Check-Cash >19.98 9 9 0 1 0 1 .0 0 *6.98 T M W W •Or, Larger Replacement Filter... 1 ■ » /‘ All SALES FINAL CIMAPD STICK WITH LEPAGES ELECTRIC FANS tfce SPatelt ■ / SEWING NOTIONS 977 Main Street 20% OFF •Pine Downtown Manchester N A SSIFPS SUSIfs"' •Thimbles SCOTCH TAPE 649-6870 ALL , •Seamrippes 991 Main St., Manchester COOLERS & INS. JUGS •Tape Measures ^ 1 U $ J •Folding Scissors 647-9126 ’ 20% O FF •And More Values to >1.59 also 103 New London Tpke., Glastonbury ------^ ------ IN C O LO R FAIRWAY DEPARTMENT STORE from 975 MAIN ST. MANCHESTER - c e iV«‘® HOURS; M-T-W-F-S 9-5;30 / THURS. 9-8 / CLOSED SUNDAY MASTERCARD ■ VISA | T | T $17900 FROM BASICS TO THE "IMPOSSIBLE" TO FIND, YOU SHOULD COME HERE FIRST. , THE WINDOW SHADES CUT ★ KEYS MADE TRANSLUCENT ENTIRE TR A S H B A G S TOY DEPARTMENT W e d d M WINDOW SHADE •Tsll Kitchen Can Bags Your Choleo 5e a » * ' PROFESSIONAL PHOTOGRAPHERS •Up to a?'/." Tip to Tip ^ •Sm-Wste. Basket Bags ^ ^ •Washable vinyl $ | C | C | •Lrg.-Trash & Lawn Bags ^ | 1 1 1 1 811 MAIN STREET •Standard Barrel Bags I ■ M ANCHESTER • 643-1442 •What A Value 1 ■ Box / 2 0 %^ •Summer = Toys M A R Y LE W IS *An Everyda/Super Price ^ OFF REG. PRICES •Nothing Held Back CUT TO SIZE FREE Sidewalk ‘The Place for Savings” BURNE8 OF BOSTON Clothing P O Lf-FIL SOT Sale ANNE’S PLACE PICTURE FRAMES “ Old Fashioned Prices'* •A Favorite with Craftara i/■y c •Collages 1 / •Stock-Up Now for — _ a _ _ f-t.**s. LAUNDRY BASKET^ Haircuts htta Perms •Easel Back or Wall Frames /2 PtICO •Chocolata or Almond ^ A •Rugged Construction $500 $ 2 0 o I NOW FIVE STYLISTS TO SERVE YOU ______Appointments Havja Priority M.OO O FF ANY g You must come into Fairway for dozens of 6 TANNING SESSIONS *24°° S! WINDOW SHADE | unadvertised specials throughout the store! Mary Lewis Shop 829 Main Street in the * « m ■ ■ Tue*.-Frl. 10-9 pm 8 INSTOCK f Visit our bargain tables full of ridiculous savings! Sat. 'til 4pm j ★ CUT FRee if NO UNIT j (coitaer of Purnell Place) MANCHESTER MALL For Appt. Call I ★ Not Valid In Conlunctlon With Any Othar Oftar | ^643-5667 Items advertised are stocked in quantity, but shop eariy... No Rainchecks. ______611 Main Street °______643-1442 INSIDE - OUTSIDE ■ UPSTAIRS - DOWNSTAIRS 0FEN9 0AV8 TM U R S TILf ■ ^ M A R LO W 'S •OUR M »l YEAR- SIDEWALK SALE JULY 10,11,12 FIRST FOR EVERYTHINQ SINCE 1911 DOWNTOWN MAIN ST.. MANCHESTER ______FREE PARKINQ FRONT A REAR OF OOR STORE TNUII&. FM.. MT. SIDEWALK ZXOBWALK’^ALE^ JULYI0.il. IZHl “MANCHESTER” •s SOUVENIR CREWNECK SALE SWEATSHIRTS SIZE S. M. L GOLD ONLV s. REG. *9.98 N O W >3.99 ITEMS INCLUDE • Storag* Bins • Vegstabla Bint LADIES CASUAL SLACKS • Sink Matt • Sink Racks CELEBRATIONS • Dlati Drains • Sink Strainara For Everyday Wear • Cutlary Trayt • Waatabaakats Plus MORE REaM5.99 N OW >4.99 DIacontIhued Colon Only JULY 10, 11,12 GIRLS CASUAL SLACKS Asst. Colo^Sizes. Styles LEOTARDS Va/uaa to 'YE.99 • GIRLS. GYMNASTICS ^2.49 • LADIES GYNMASTICS FLOOR MODEL SPEdlAL Shop These Downtown SKATING COLLECTION Teakwood Wall Desk Unit • PURRSUEDES • 46'’w X 15” daap x Tir high ... " VALUES TO >28.00 • Adjustabla Shelving Stores & Save Rag.-sen- NOW *258.00 N O W ^7®® 1 ONLY AS IS BUXTON BUYERS SPECIAL! Allstate Business Machines ANY-SIZE SALE WORLD FAMOUS WALLETS VALS. ../'y Beiier’s Music CHOOSE ANY SIZE 50% OFF TO OUR SELECTED STOCK •32» COSTUME JEWELRY Bibles & Books AT A DRASTIC “TelSSCODe” ‘ ^'UinbrallaTabla VALS. ^ *4 Matching Chaira 50% OFF TO 3 ONLY • FREE Crank Umbralla REDUCTION OUR ENTIRE STOCK •19»- Ct. Valley Coin & Jewelry BRACELETS. EARRINQS. NECKLACES REG *899- NOW *428.00 Fairway J. Garnian Clothier Rainbow Glaziers Sold in sets only. Supply Helium Hi’s TWIN Balloon Store FULL J & I Jewelers ★ ao%off QUEEN Our Entire Stock Of Johnson Paint or Soaring Silver Mylar Balloons Lift the Latch KING and Windsocks Manchester Mall .Sidewalk Twin Bed Headboard ★ 50% Off Marlow’s Footboard Sale Selected Little Goodies Mary Lewis Rgj's S I 20. ★ . Selected Helium Michaels Jewelers All top quality Filled Balloons 25 'QUANTITY DISCOUNTS SPECIAL ORDERS PERSONAL TEE 825 MAIN STREET, MANCHESTER, CT 06040 XKNMV PERSONAL TEE (203) 646-3339 PERSONALIZED SPORTS AND FUN WEAR T-SHIRTS - SWEAT SHIRTS - CAPS - ETC. Special Decals 825 MAIN STREET MANCHESTER, CT 06040 (203) 646-3339 Logos: "Better Yet Connecticut” "Cheney Hall" "Manchester” SIDEWALK "2nd Annual Chilli Country Fair - July 12” SALE SPECIALS! Shirts Available - Benefit Manchester G.P.R. Project THERE’S A SPACE Come to See us July 10, 11, 12 FOR YOU! T-SHIRTS Colors;^ Black, Royal, Navy, Red, Lt. Blue, Yellow Gold, Orange, Kelly, Purple, Lavender, Silver, Teal, White, Grey, Maroon, SWEATSHIRTS... Adults.,.*6^^ Blue Heathers, Kelly Heathers, Brown Heath* ®12^^ Adults ■ with decal or first 10 letters We have ample FREE incl. decal or first 10 letters ers. Red Heathers. Grav W/black. ^10^^ Childrens ■ with decal or first 10 letters parking throughout Downtown Children. % Baseball Shirts, Tot Shirts, ^ incl. decal or first 10 letters in MunitSipal Lots and Aprons, Caps, Tuxedo Shirts, Etc. Also: White Ringers with Royal, Navy, Kelly, Black Over 1400 Decals ■ Several.,Letter Styles Available on-street parking. ■ 2"-8" Numbers ■ Variety of Colors « Feei free to come shop INSIDE - OUTSIDE • UPSTAIRS > DOWNSTAIRS Rainbow OFIN • DAYS THUNS.TH.f our stores and be assured Supply KS “OUM 74th Y lA ir MARLOW’SFIRST FOR EVERYTtyNQ SINCE 1811 DOWNTOWN MMN/BT., MANCHESTER of plenty of parking. ■5 Balloon Store FREE PARKING FRONT'S REAR OF OUR STORE t ★ 10% Off TN U Il. FRI.. U T. SIDEWALK SALE JULY Our Entire Stock Of WE WANT YOU TO BE Soaring Silver Mylar Balloons and SEMI-ANNUAL PART OF THE ACTION! .Sidewalk , Windsocks WOMEN’S SHOE CLEARANCE ★ 50% Off Sale Selected Little Goodies and ★ Selected Helium $1 noo Filled Balloons 25® each a pair ★ Come See Our Large selection of Spring and Summer Footwear Unique Gift Ideas ALSO ^Open ’til 7:30 P.M. O ^ ! THIS COUPON w o r t h Thursday, July lOth *5®“ OFF the purchase price of 6 4 6 -2 3 0 2 any regular stock shoe. 413 Main Street, Manchester E xpIfM 7-12-SS OoM not tpply to dooranco morehondiM. Thursday, Ju NO ALL SALES V FINAL [emele^ EXCHANGES VCf CASH & CARRY OR REFUNOS % / < 785 MAIN ST., MANCHESTER By George La 25% OFF a l l k r e m e n t z Herald Reporl A two-month 20% OFF LOKT MOTHER’S RINGS reg. NOW ^ Republican pel spring that Ii Wednesday of i 25% OFF a l l 10 KT and 14KT WEDDING BANDS IN STOCK and an indepen the Legislature Grissom Road 25% OFF a l l 14KT PENDANTS AND CHARMS she was "outra leading up to tl V' favoring gube 30% OFF ALL lO K T and 14KT RINGS IN STOCK Gerald LabrioL Gertrude St deputy RepubI 30% OFF a l l g o l d f il l e d a n d s t e r l in g s il v e r voters, filed a C( State’s Attorne PENDANTS AND LOCKETS May 5 after i raised question ces by Manch( *15 A GRAM ON ALL 14KT GOLD CHAINS (Orders only) according to released this m *BUY ANY PAIR OF EARRINGS AND GET 2nd FOR HALF PMCE . Starkey said filed the com) turned over to : because Repub - % ■ # . , y Voters Mary W "You can’t co like this,” she • Willhide couli comment. Arrested Wee MAKE. EVERY DAY SPECIAL WITH REAL GOLD JEWELRY mas H. Fergu director; Willi ■ < ? 10% to 50% OFF EVERYTHING IN STOCK board’s minorii Wilson, a formi last week left tl independent ca Assembly Dis MANY OTHER UNADVERTISED SPECIALS THROUGHOUT Tartaglia, wh y s'- personal secret THE STORE State Bank Pr Agostinelli, a Cash - Check - Master Charge > Visa Republican Committee. ALL SALES FINAL The charges Labriola suppo gathered petit ie ing to force a against a sla delegates endo 25% OFF a ll MEN’S AND LADIES’ WATCHES ter’s Republica that favored Rii Labriola supp 5 0 % OFF a ll b u lo v a , a c c u tr o n , and Diana. Ferguse /o urr |p jjQQp — hoped to sen of delegates tha Labriola to this ing convention. The necessar collected, but aborted on Apt one of the circul sheets, called drew the sheets according to tl used in obta warrants. The F n e Engraving on all purchaaaa G ifts o f ters of the Nauf Frea Gift Wrapping with all purchaaaa without the re Distinction signatures at Caah and Carry primary. According to ( Willhide told po she received a which he told he ing his petitii SAli HOURS: technicality.” DAILY Police said D 9:30-5:30 had allowed hi Thursday til 9HI0 B.J., to circuit 785 MAIN ST., MANCHESTER something that oa SORRY NO PROW Diana’s name ,: ORDOS Joh£ end; JOHANNES Africa (UPI) largest labor fe talks with empi over the wide; workers, firmii nationwide stri) Citing continu labor unions by i 650,000-strong (
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