M — MAl^CHESTER HERALD. Thursday. July 31. 1986

CARS CARS (5 JJC A R S [ ^ C A R S MANCHESTER FOCUS SPORTS Automotive | 5 i] ' J ,V FOR SALE FOR SALE NHITORCYCLES/ MISCELLANEOUS FOR SALE FOR SALE MOPEOS AUTOMOTIVE 1974 Dodge Dart. Air con­ CARS 70 Ford Maverick, good ditioning, Power brakes 1083 Ponllec Full Size Honda Accord 83, grey, 5 For Sale - 1982 Oldsmoble engine, $500. Call 649-5484. W83 KX 125 looks great, Presidential myth FOR SALE and steering, new paint, Grand Prix, V-6. White speed, 4 door, stereo, lots of new parts, few Toronada. Excellent Con­ Dining outdoors ‘Oil Can’ back w/brown bucket seats, - H many new parts, $1000 or 1977 Cordoba - All the sunroof, ZIebart, mint miles. $700 or best offer. dition.Complete luxury 1977 Cutlas Supreme - air, best offer. 647-1074. automatic, PB, PS, condition. $6500 or best 643-6632. car. $10,000. 1984 Ford 1077 VW Robbit, 2 door, toys, power brakes and power brakes, power - attracts a writer flood runntnii condition, AM/FM Cassette. Car In offer. 646-1979. F150 Explorer 4x4. Low is a special treat on Bosok roster excellent] condition. steering, air conditioning, steering, tilt .wheel, good /. .-.r AM/FM, $750 or best 1981 Dodge Arles K power seats, power win­ mileage, excellent condi­ Wagon, 4 speed, low $4800. 64378602. condition. Mechanically I MISCELLANEOUS tion. Must see. $10,000. ... page 3 OtfOr. Coll 647-1159. dows, white leather Inte­ excellent. Many new .., page 11 miles, like new. $2,500 or rior. Needs minor work MOTORCYCLES/ AUTOMOTIVE 1976 Chevy Blazer. Excel­ .. page 15 best offer. COM 649-5945 parts. $1495 or best offer A BAR OF toilet sooo 1973 Ford Torino - 66,000 $800 or best offer 646-7835. 871-9623 or 646-7653. MOPEOS lent running condition. placed In suitcases will offer 5pm. original miles. Good run­ Firestone steel belted ra­ Good solid truck. Rigged for plowing. $5,000. 1982 koeo them smelling ni­ ning condition. Best offer 76 Plymouth Volqre Suzuki 185 MX 1974. Needs dial tubeless tire. White over $500 646-3156. 1973 Gold Cadillac - Inte­ lettering 195/7oR 13. $25. Ford ‘ E250 Van. Good ce...ond mov come In rior excellent - body rust - Wagon - tuned up, new some work or use for Original Price $W 649- condition wl*h racks. hondv next time you go on not running. $99 or best tires, runs good, 2 snows parts $ » . or best offer 78 Monte Carlo, brown. 75 Olds Cutlass Supreme, .D 9947d $5,000. 1972 Audi 100LS. a vocation trip. Boost offer 643-5296 Bolton.a $1,000. 643-9023. 643-2831 your vacation budget by Excellent running condi­ many new parts, new 1978 Audi Fox, 1978 Flat 4 used matched MIchelln teUIng Idle Items around tion. Asking $1800 or best motor, excellent condi­ 1976 Malibu Classic Sta­ 1981 Yamaha 650 Special. 128, All best offer. Good offer. 649-8749 ask for tion. $1200 or best offer. Dodge Arles Wagon-1982, tion Wagon - power steer­ radial tires, 155 by 15". terms on all vehicles. Na your home for cosh. Place Good condition. $950.00 or Never o flat, lots of mi­ Doug. Call after 5pm 646-9618. 86K, must sell, $2995. Call ing and brakes. Runs best offer. Call 647-1461 money down to qualified in od In classified to find a leage left. Take all 4, $50. cosh buyer. Dick, 646-4732 o ffe r 6pm. good. $350. 649-7754. after 5 PM. buyer. Private seller. Call 649-5755. 643-1021. audiPBtrr Hrralh ENTER THE MANCHESTER HERALD'S Manchester — A City ol Village Charm Friday, Ailg. 1,1986 25 Cents A "SUMMER SIZZLER Top engineer ■M allowed to quit U WIN 1 0 0 GALLONS OF OASOLINE in union deal

By Alex Qlrelll State Labor Relations Board. The FOR YOUR SUMMER VACATION! Associate Editor four-hour fact-finding hearing was HOW DOES DILLON DO IT held after the CSEA, which had G Former Town Engineer Walter sought to have Senkow reinstated Find Out Before You Buy Senkow will be allowed to resign with back pay, charged that Weiss Here's AM You Do... from his position and the town will withheld information about the New 1986 Ranger Super Cab rescind his firing under the terms firing. Joseph Carosella, field • V-6 of a settlement announced today director for CSEA, formally • XL Trim by Town Manager Robert Weiss. charged that the tdwn was not Fill out the coupons that • Automatic The announcement was con­ following grievance procedures *10,399 • Power Steering tained in a terse news release outlined in the town-union • Tu-Tone Paint • Power Brakes are part of the auto dealer • Super-Cooling • AM/FM Stereo issued this morning with the note, contract. "The town considers this matter The town contended that termi­ advertisements on this closed and no further comments nation and discipline are not will be made.” covered by the grievance page only. Today’s news release said only procedure. New 1986 Crown Victoria that Senkow will be eligible for the The hearing was conducted by • V-8 usual benefits of a town employee Katherine C. Foley, an assistant O SELECTIONS • A/C who resigns, such as accumulated labor ageht, who said it would take Deposit coupons at the O SAVINGS • RH Mirror *12,845 sick time and vacation time. He three or f6ur weeks for her to make SPECTAGUUR • Speed Control will remain vested in the town’s a recommendation to the labor • Rear Window Defroster • Light Group pension plan and will be eligible for board on whether the union • Tinted Glass business listed on the • Vinyl Roof pension payouts. charges should be heard. coupon. Coupons will not Contacted by phone this morn­ Neither Foley nor Carosella *300 OFF EVERY CAR & TRUCK ings—Senkow said he had no could be contacted for comment -be accepted at the H e r a l d comment and hung up when a today. reporter sought to question him One engineering executive in the ■ further. private sector, who asked not to be Over 25 C ^ s to choose from The town, Senkow, and Civil indentified, said today that in his You may „enter as many Hereto photo by Rocha Service Employees Affiliates, the opinion, it will be possible for times as you wish. The ^ Alf under ’3,000 Squeaky clean union that represents Senkow, are Senkow to get another job in the S in c e 1933 643-2145 parties to the agreement, the news engineering field. onion release said. drawing will be held on ★ All Safety Checked & Warranteed 319 Main Street (Across from Armory) Manchester, C t ' Maurice Bolduc of New Britain cleans nSW fiberglass removed the old signs before hanging the new on ' Senkow had been the top engi­ Aug. 1st at the Herald. signs at the Super Stop & Shop supermarket on Broad Tuesday. neer for 18 years before Weiss told DILLON FORD • 319 MAIN ST. • MANCHESTER Street. He and a co-worker from the Saxton Corp. him May 13 to clear his desk in Jobless There will be ONE Grand Deposit Entry in Contest Bin to Win 100 Gallons of Gasoline Lincoln Center. His assistant, William Camosci, has been acting Prize Winner of 100 gallons town engineer since the firing. Name------Pressed today for additional rate falls of gasoline to be redeemed information on the settlement, 323 Center St. Address. Bomb suspect wins reduced bail Weiss declined to make any at the Atlas Mobile Station 647-0908 comment. So did Assistant Town Manchester Phone Manager Steven Werbner, a law­ in nation on Center Street in Man­ By John Mitchell noon in an apparent reference to vered explosive chemicals, rifles, The date for Lawler’s hearing is yer who has been closely involved Herald Reporter the po3sibility of a plea bargain grenade parts, crossbows, hand­ tentatively scheduled for Aug. 7. in negotiations with the union since WASHINGTON (AP) - The chester. under Connecticut’s accelerated guns and other equipment at his Local police are continuing their Senkow was fired on the grounds nation’s civilian unemployment The lawyer representing a Man­ rehabilitation program. "If there home in northern Manchester. investigation, but say they still that he sexually harassed a female rate dropped 0.2 percentage point chester man charged Wednesday is, it will be not guilty.’ ’ State police said the explosives have no clue as to why Lawler co-worker. to 6.9 percent last month, the Labor with possessing explosives and He declined to elaborate on that could have leveled the house and might have stockpiled the Werbner had reported earlier Department said today. It was only , The Herald reserves the OLMES BUT GOODIES AUTOMOBILES • 323 CENTER ST. MANCHESTER firearms in his Golway Street statement when asked this morn­ possibly others in the area, had explosives. this week that the town and CSEA, the third time in Ronald Reagan’s ■ Deposit Entry in Contest Bln to Win 100 Gallons of Gasoline home is still reviewing the case ing whether he planned to seek they been ignited. Officials at the Federal Bureau which represents about 60 lower- five-year presidency that the rate right to be the sole judge of W YOU EXPECT U5 and has not decided on his next accelerated rehabilitation for his Lawler, who has worked as a of Investigation were unable to management municipal em­ has fallen through the 7 percent the contest. Employees Name. step. client. chief engineer for Exxon for over comment on the case. ployees, had reached "verbal level. to have better used cars- Manchester attorney John Tun- ‘ ‘You’re asking me to predict the 16 years, was presented in Man­ Police spokesman Gary Wood agreement’’ over the firing. Also today, the Commerce De­ and families of participat­ ila, who is representing suspect future,’’ Tunila said. Address chester Superior Court Thursday, said police believe Lawler owns Weiss said today the town will partment said its Index of Leading ing merchants or the Man­ and we do! John A. Lawler Jr., said he hadn’t Lawler, 39, of 20 Golway St., was where he was released on a bond the Golway Street house. Wood hire a new town engineer in about Economic Indicators, its main had a chance to study documents charged with manufacture of a reduced from $50,000 to $15,000. said Lawler was divorced and told three weeks, choosing from about economic forecasting gauge, chester Herald are not eli­ Phone ■ 1 1 These are only a few of our presented by the state in court bomb, illegal possession of a "The court considered his excel­ police Thursday that he thought a dozen applicants. The position climbed a slight 0.3 percent in gible. No purchase neces­ Thursday. machine gun and three counts of lent work record and community was advertised in mid-June with a June, suggesting that signs of the 1 1 (1 nice clean stock of used cars. “ I ’m not sure there will be a possession of a silencer after police service,’’ ’Tunila said. "H e doesn’t closing date of July 17 for long-awaited rebound in economic sary. TMEnmtVIEIS plea,” Tunila said Thursday after­ acting on a search warrant disco­ have a prior criminal record.’’ Please turn to page 10 applications. activity are not yet on the horizon. Camosci has not applied for the A rebound in construction activ­ job and does not meet all of the ity helped create 210,000 new jobs Entry forms are available at the Herald. A I I 5 S A A I qualifications. in July. 84 CHEV CHEVETtE 82 DODGE ARIES Top aide vows Moffett won’t disappear In an investigation that began Employment rose to a record 4 Or.. 4 Spd.. AM/FM Stereo. 4 Dr.. 4 Cyl.. Std., AM/FM before Senkow was fired, the 100,882,000 as the labor force — Rosr Dofog, 4 Cyl. * jm Slirio, Riir Dilog engineer admitted to police that he Sept. 9 primary. those working or looking for work By Brent Laymon tice Ellen A. Peters said Moffett’s "The court had an opportunity to had placed pornographic mate­ Nonce TO cneoiTONo NOTICE TO CREDITORS H 2 9 5 " It seems as though the law has — declined for the first time In EST A T E OF *3 6 9 5 The Associated Press appeal became moot after the step in and protect the electoral rials on the desk of Carol Zebb, • • ESTATE OF failed m e," said Richard A. three years. M A R Y E . R EED , a/k/a HELEN C. HANDEL, a/k/o Democratic State Convention July process here,” Caplan said. then assistant town planning direc­ M A R Y R EE D , late of Bieder, Moffett’s attorney. " It just The 44,000 drop in the civilian HELEN CHRISTINE HARTFORD — His campaign 18-19. "W e’re going to look at ways that tor. Zebb resigned her post in Moncheiler, deceased H A N D EL, late of 84 PONT. 6000 83 CNEV CAMARO seems wrong that everybody can labor force to 118,072,000 halted a The Hon. William E. Fitz­ Manchester, deceased Cpi.. V8. AT. AC P8l PB. manager insists Toby Moffett ■ Marc Caplan, Moffett’s cam­ that can still be done.” mid-June for a Job in the private growth trend that totaled 2.4 Gerald, Judge, of the Court The Hon. William E. Fitz­ 4 0r„Ve.AC,PS.PB.AM/FM. won’t disappear from the political paign manager, said Moffett will Thursday’s ruling came an hour agree there was fraud in an of Probate, District of Man­ Reir Oefog, AT AM/FM, Ria-Oifog _ sector and the town will soon hold million new job holders and Gerald, Judge, of the Court 8 . 8 %' 0 APR scene this year, despite a state announce his plans Monday, in­ after attorney James A. Wade, election and yet there’s no way that chester at a hearing held on or Probate, District of Man­ . % examinations to fill the post. seekers over the last year. 5 7 someone who may have been July 34, 1986 ordered that all chester at a hearinaheld on Supreme Court ruling that virtu­ cluding whether he’ll .wage an representing O’Neill and his slate Senkow said he put the materials Unemployment rates fell most claim s must be presented to For 48 months on in stock Qualified New Nissan *7 1 9 5 defrauded can bring it out and July 22, 1986 ordered that all ally ended Moffett’s bid to force a independent campaign for gover­ of Waterbury delegates, argued — photographs and a copy of the dram atically for women and the fiduciary on or before Dc- Mini Vans, 2WD, 4X4s, have it corrected." claims must be presented to Truck Buyers up to Democratic primary against Gov. nor — considered unlikely by many that Moffett’s attempt to unseat novel "Looking for Mr. Goodbar" fober 27,19M or be barred as the fiduciary on or before Oc­ ^ Auto or Std. Ten people, including one on blacks Vhile the rates for whites by low provided. tober 25, 1986 or be barred as 36 Months 84 DODGE COLT DL 82 CNEV CAVALIER William A. O’Neill. observers. Caplan said Moffett has the O’Neill slate became meaning­ — on Zebb’8 desk only to cheer her and adult men remained largely Morv Lou Taylor, Thursday, have been arrested so' by law provided. C^4CyLAT.AM/FM.Rnr 4 Dr.. 4 CyL 4 Spd. AC The high court on Thursday two goals: furthering the progres­ less after the Democratic State up. I unchanged. Clerk Mary Lou Taylor, far on charges of absentee ballot The fiduciary Is: AM/FM Btini. RiirOifog * m _ threw out the former congress­ sive objectives of his campaign Convention. O’Neill won the nomi­ No action by the to w » Board of The number of working women Clerk abuse in connection with the Rober E. Hartnett The fiduciary Is: man’s challenge of Waterbury’s and airing the absentee-ballot nation with 1,098 votes, holding Directors is necessary, Weiss said. 152 Colby St. SAFETY INSPECTED VACATION READY USED CARS *5 0 9 5 ’ 4 6 9 5 rose by 217,000 to 45.9 million, Richard R. Moore May 20 delegate election. In a abuse that tainted the Waterbury Moffett to 250 delegates, 20 short of Negotiations on a Settlement cutting their jobless rate from 6.4 Hartford, CT 06106 7 Earl St. 80 TOYOTA CELICA a c » 3,995 and Manchester, CT 06040 81 CHEV CHEVETTE 83 BUICK REGAL one-sentence decision. Chief Jus­ election. the 20 percent needed to force a Please turn to page 10 began after a July'Lb^mng by the percent to 8.1 percent. Richard H. Dunn and 85 PORSCHE 944 a t , a c ...... *19,900 4 Dr„ 4 CyL Ante. StWNi 303 Griswold Rd. Richard C. Hqndel, Jr. Cml. 8Mr DNig Cpi.. v-6. AT, AC. P8. PB. Wethersfield, CT 06109 3 Wildwood Rd. 83 OLDS DELTA 88 ROYALE a c . Cruise, etc » 6,995 Sting Tilt WhNi, Riir Difog A. 063-07 Portland, CT 06480 84 OLDS CUTLASS SUPREME a c , cruise , » 7,495 064-07 - *2 8 9 5 T O D A Y ’S H E R A LD 83 OLDS CUTLASS Wag., Loaded ...... • 6,995 *7 2 9 5 A week later, Seubert family Is closer LEGAL NOTICfl A certified list of D E M O ­ LROAL NOTICE 83 OLDS CIERA Holiday Cpe., AC ...... * 6,995 84 FORD ESCORT 78 DODGE MAGNUM CRATIC party-endorsed Wig.. AT. AC. PS. PB. Stirio. tir.vi.Aiii.Ac.ra.n.nir. Candidates for the Town of I did not receive, within the 82 SUBARU GL Sedan, 5 Spd., A C ...... * 5,995 IMrN By John Mitchell theastern Manchester on July 24 Monchester for election as- time limited In Section 9-391 Luggigi Rick. 4 Cyl Gambling saturated Index 82 NISSAN SENTRA wag., 5 spd., a c ...... » 4,995 Herald Reporter when the children went off into the 12th and 13th Assembly Dis­ of the Connecticut General thick woods that surround the tricts and Judge of Probate Statutes, certification of the 81 JAGUAR XJ6 Sedan, Leather...... *14,908 The state may have reached the 20 pages, 2 eeflUone of the.Town of Manchester Is name of any person as a *5 4 9 5 *2 5 9 5 saturation point with its many Safely back in the familiar area. Seubert notified authorities on file In my office of Town party-endorsed candidate of AHitlt-m \ 81 HONDA CIVIC wag , AC ...... » 2 995 forms of legalized gambling, leav­ IS surroundings of her New Jersey and within hours, between 400 and Hall, 41 Center St., Manches­ the R E P U B L IC A N Party for Hiiflnmmm ter, CT. and copies thereof the following office: "A (5 0 0 D P L A C E TO BUY A CAR. ing a limited potential for future ^ 0 home, Linda Seubert says her 500 volunteers were ready to aid in 1R-9fl ore available for public dis­ Judge of Probate growth, according to a new study. r ia a a lfU H family has never been closer. the search. tribution. Residents from 14 towns and A Primary will be held Sep­ Chevrolet Co. Wagering at jai alai, greyhound Comics R "W e’ve started to do things A Prim ary will be held Sep­ tember 9, 1986, If, for the of­ racing and off-track-betting par­ rv«nnfr4l/>^it , , A together instead of taking things officials used helicopters, blood­ tember 9,1906 If the req u ire fice, a Prim ary petition pur­ hounds, horses and off-road vehi­ petltlon(s) for opposition DE CORMIER ^^Since 1936*^ lors was almost static in terms of Entana|nn»n6 _ 19.1^ for granted,” said the mother of suant to Sections 9-382to 9-450 CARTER two children who were found after cles in the attempt to locate the cohdldotels) Is filed, pur- of the Connecticut General growth during the past five years. P n o iM 11 •uont to Section 9-383 to F4S0 285 BROAD ST., MANCHESTER 1229 Main St., Manchester children. Statutes Is filed with the re­ Story on page 4. Local OF^m 9 i n a 21-hour search around Case of the Conn. Gen. Statutes, quired number of signatures. Mountain last week. They were found the next day by not later than 4:00 p.m. of Au­ Open Eves.’til 8, Frl. 'til 6 D 4 D - D 4 M 1 n H a ry 9 Petitions must be filed not la­ 6434165 — / V f S S A A l — Sinc^ 1^5 "W e just thank God they were Michael Derewlanka, a Manches­ gust 8, 1986. Petition forms, ter than 4:00 p.m. of Augusts, n h M iia r lM in mstructlons and Information 1986. Petition forms. Instruc­ Partly sunny found,’’ Seubert' said from the ter volunteer who heard John call concerning the procedure for tions and Information con­ DeCORMIER NISSAN*285 BROAD ST«MANCHESTER Oplnior « filing of opposing candida­ CARTER CHEVR0LET41229 MAIN ST«MANCHESTER Cloudy today, becoming partly home in Elizabeth, N.J., she out. cerning the procedure for fil­ Deposit Entry In Contest Bin to Win 100 Gallons of'Oa^oline Deposit Entry In Contest Bln to Win 100 Qallona of Qaaollne 9 "The kids are fin e ... it’s like we Jt cies, Including schedules, ing of candidate. Including sunny this afternoon. High 7S to 80., Ptnpl*, shares with her husband, Jerry, 1K .17 may be obtained from Her­ schedules, may be obtained Mostly cloudy tonight with a 30 Npnrtt, and the two children. were lost,” Seubert said, adding HsraM photo by Rooh* bert J. Stevenson, DEM O-» from M a ry E. Wlllhide, R E­ IS that she was still numb from the CRATIC Registrar of Voters, Name______Name______:______percent chance of showers. Low 60 Talauialr»> John Seubert, 5, and his sister, PUBLICAN Registrar of Vot­ K 7 John Seubert, S, holds his head after a volunteer Town Hall, 41 Center St., ers, Town Hall, 41 Center St., to 05. Partly sunny Saturday with a Usa Marie, 2, were with their Manchester, CT. Manchester, CT. Address. Address. high in the 80s. Def^pils on page 2. Waattwr 2 mother visiting an aunt in sou­ Pleaec tan to page it searcher found him and his 2-year-old sister on July 25. EDWARD TOMKIEL 'EDWARD TOMKIEL TOWN CLERK OF TOWN CLERK OF -MANCHESTER MANCHESTER Phone Phone _ 062417 061-07 t - MANCHESTER HERALD. Friday. Au£. 1. 1986 MANCHESTER HERALD. Friday, Aug. 1, 1986 - 3 WEATHER MHS grad writes on Camelot-JFK tie Now a professor, Knight says myth helped the nation heal Connecticut forecast By Alex GIrelll vanished hero’s followers as part week after Kennedy's assassina­ Lancer,' after the Secret Service of a familiar story that can be Eastern Interior and Southwest Interior: Cloudy Associate Editor tion to record for posterity the code name for the president on the elaborated.” today, becoming partly sunny this afternoon. "m agic" that had existed during day of the assassination." Highs 75 to 80. Wind light southerly. Mostly cloudy A literary scholar with Manches­ Knight, primarily a Shakespea­ JFK’s brief presidency “ so that tonight with a 30 percent chance of showers. Lows ter roots sees the myth of a rean scholar, is the author of Americans would never forget the THE A R TIC l^ goes on th say 60 to 65. Wind light southerly. Partly sunny modern-day Camelot built around "Shakespeare’s Hidden Life," a man or the moment." events that occurred during Saturday with highs in the 80s. v ■ 1 President John F. Kennedy as part book contending that between 1565 . Mrs. Kennedy told White she had Kennedy’s presidency can be I of the national healing process that West Coastal and East Coastal: Cloudy today, - \ and 1595 — a period biographers become obsessed with a. line from made to fit the mold of the myth. followed Kennedy’s untimely becoming partly sunny this afterpoon. Highs in the call the “ lost years” — the bard the musical "Camelot" as a way of Knight likened the Peace Corps death. defining that time in history. That 70s. Wind light south, increasing to 10 to 15 mph this was engaged as a lawyer's clerk. to the Knights of the Round Table, line was; "Don’t let it be forgot, afternoon. Mostly cloudy tonight with a 30 percent Dr. W. Nicholas Knight ad­ The research (or that work who went on their individual that once there was a spot, for one chance of showers. Lows in themid-60s. Wind south vanced that thesis in an article he stemmed from Knight’s discovery quests, fighting the dragons of brief shining moment that was poverty in foreign lands. 10 mph. Partly sunny Saturday with highs 75 to 80. wrote for the journal “ Avallon to of Shakespeare’s signature on a Camelot." legal textbook edited in 1568. known as Camelot." Northwest Hills: Cloudy today, becoming partly (Liii] According to Knight, historian “ Khrushchev, the Bay of Pigs, sunny this afternoon. Highs 75 to 80. Wind light Knight, a 1957 graduate of Knight also wrote a play, “ Death William Manchester also played a the Berlin Wall crisis, and the Test southerly. Cloudy tonight with a 40 percent chance Manchester High School, is a of J.K.,” which prem ier^ in 1968. key role in the identificatipn of Ban Treaty represent Kennedy's of showers. Lows 60 to 65. Wind light southerly. professor of English at the Univer­ Kennedy with King Arthur. counterparts to the Celtic Arthur's Partly sunny Saturday with highs 80 to 85. sity of Missouri at Rolla. He is HIS ARTICLE on the develop­ Knight, who was a colleague of struggles and accommodations currently visiting his parents, N. ment of the Kennedy-Camelot Manchester’s at Wesleyan Uni­ with the Saxons,” Knight said. William and Elinor Knight, at their myth is entitled “ Lancer: Myth- verity in Middletown, said that Knight received his doctorate in Coastal forecast Glastonbury home while doing Making and the Kennedy "while White was the first to label English from Indiana University research at Amherst College. Camelot.” Kennedy’s time as Camelot in in Bloomington. He earned Ms Long Island Sound to Watch Hill, R.I., and It contends that while Kennedy print, Manchester went beyond bachelor's degree from Amherst Montauk Point: Winds northeast around 10 knots Today In history In his article, Knight wrote; was in office, there was never any this and firmly identified Kennedy College and his master’s degree becoming southerly 10 to 15 knots this afternoon. "The process of choosing a myth is perception of his administration as with the Arthur of legend." from University of California at Seas over the ocean 1 to 3 feet through Saturday. In 1966, 25-year-old Charles Joseph Whitman shot and bom out of the mists of the human Camelot. The article reveals that "Man­ Berkeley. literary imagination to heal a Seas over Long Island Sound 2 feet or less through killed 15 people at the University of Texas before he was Knight wrote that the myth was chester’s book ‘Death of a Presi­ He was a professor at Wesleyan wound and to give shape, meaning bora when Jacqueline Kennedy W. NICHOLAS KNIGHT Saturday. Visibility 1 to 3 miles but locally below 1 slain by poiice. Above, police remove his body from the' dent’ originally was to have home and has been at the University of and a sense of belonging to the asked historian Theodore White a the chivnirip title of ‘The Death of . from ShakespecwB to JFK Today: Cloudy, becoming partly sunny this afternoon. High 75 to 80. mile in morning fog and drizzle and 2 to 4 miles in campus. Missouri-Rolla since 1975. Wind light southerly. Tonight: Mostly cloudy with a 30 percent chance showers and haze this afternoon. of showers. Low 60 to 65. Wind light southerly, sfturday: Partly sunny with a high in the 80s. Today’s weather picture was drawn by Jackie Manchester/Area Latham of Linden Street, who attends Washington School. Across the nation Almanac Funds bring Chinese studente^to U.S. Rain dotted the nation’s heartland today and a Towns In Brief heat wave held steady from the southern Plains to COVENTRY — Contributions “ We’re very pleased,”. Stave Jin has been accepted at the "For particular promising stu­ the south Atlantic coastal states, while mild Lowest bidder to get pool contract from area residents will allow two said. University of California at Los dents, tuition is not charged,” 50 Today is Friday, August 1, the were signed in Finland by weather prevailed in the North. Chinese students to enter universi­ Angeles and wants to study Afri­ Stave said. 213th day of 1986. There are 152 representatives of 35 nations. Showers and thunderstorms were scattered Officials said they will award the lowest bidder the contract to ties in the United States this fall. The two, Jin Lian, 22, and Huang can history. Huang will be attend­ days left in the year. Ten years ago: The 1976 begin construction on a special pool for handicapped people as She said an East )Vindsor woman across the High Plains, the Tennessee and lower Xiao Dong, 22, were picked by ing the University of California at 'Today’s Highlight in History: Summer Olympics came to an soon as they finish plans for the last phase of fund-raising. who had lived in Santa Barbara Mississippi valleys and the southern Great Lakes Nearly $5,000 has been pledged Stave and her husband as their Santa Barbara, preparing for a On August 1, 1873, inventor end with ceremonies in Mont­ The low bidder for the pool at Manchester High School was also helped greatly by talking to region. to get the students from Peking best students at Peking University career in foreign relations. Andrew S. Hallidie successfully real. The Soviet Union had won Aldrich Construction of Manchester. her brother, who still lives in the 70 Early-morning temperatures were in the 70s to tested a cable car he had the most number of gold medals University, and the willingness of and a California businessman 80s across the heat wave belt, where record highs "The Board of Directors voted to conditionally accept Mr. city, and setting up free housing for designed for the city of San — 49 — while East Germany was the contributors convinced two agreed to finance their studies in Stave said UCLA waived the were reached Thursday in 28 cities. Little Rock, Aldrich’s bid," said Richard Conti, a director of Instructors of Huang when she gets there. Francisco. The car, which was second with 40 and the United branches of the University of the U.S. entire tuition for Jin after hearing Ark., was 110, which tied its all-time high set Aug. the Handicapped, the group planning the pool. He said it could States third with 34. California to reduce their tuition about the donation efforts. The "If we didn’t have the fund­ 10. 1936. pulled along by an underground take about one to two weeks before plans are completed. cable, traveled down Clay Street Five years ago: Panama an­ fees for the two, according to Unfortunately, the business­ Santa Barbara school, which is on raising from here, I don’t think Early-morning temperatures were in the 50s to Richard Lawrence, architect for the project, said he was asked between Jones and Kearny, first nounced the death of its leader, Sondra Stave of Coventry, who met man, who had pledged $30,000, was the quarter system, waived one that would have happened," Stave 60s from the northern Plains across the Great to prepare a contract for Aldrich Construction, and added that he in a private test, then in a public General Omar Torrijos Herrera, the students while on a visit to the victim of embezzlement and quarter of the money that Huang said, calling the efforts a "happy Lakes, eastern Ohio Valley and the mid-Atlantic met with representatives of the company to discuss starting GO demonstration. Peking. couldn't fulfill his commitment. was expected to pay. \ states tp New England. who. was killed in a plane crash. times and considerations. ending.” On this date: One year ago: The U.S. House Scattered, severe thunderstorms developed “ It’s pretty close,” he said. TO In 1774, British scientist Jo­ Low along a stationary front from Oklahoma to Florida of Representatives gave over­ Instructors of the Handicapped, a non-profit organization, has seph Priestley succeeded in Temperatures on Thursday. Strong thunderstorms also ranged whelming approval to legislation been trying to build the pool for 20 years. Aldrich Construction isolating oxygen from air. across the Southeast, the central High Plains and imposing economic sanctions submitted the low hid of $334,900. In 1790, the first United States Hydrant pressure worries 8th District western North Dakota. against South Africa, but oppo­ lOH recently estimated the cost of the pool at around $385,000 census was completed, showing Today’s forecast called for showers and nents in the Senate later suc­ including conUngency and architects’ fees. a population of nearly 4 million thunderstorms scattered from New England ceeded in blocking consideration The Eighth Utilities District while about 1,000 gallons per had no complaints from residential protection to most of northern FRONTS: people in 13 states that included of the measure. across the mid-Atlantic states, the Southeast, EDC cancels Its Aug. 7 meeting Board of Directors has asked the minute are needed to battle a fire. and commercial users about the Manchester. The town operates a the regions of four future states. 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I VALUABLE COUPON I CONNECTICUT NATURAL O At CORPORATION STARS OF DESIRE — Christopher Walken (left) and Sigourney Weaver attend compromise with their proposal, as I If you’re unable to roach your car­ waakdaya or 8 a.m. Smurdaya. It doesn’t w ork through your heating system. plaaaa call your carriar. H yoVra Thu mejsige to hetpyou save energy a news conference at the Wiiiiamstown Theatre Festival in Wiiliamstown, understand it. It would cause great damage rier, call sulMortber service at 647- The Manchester Herald Is a mem­ unaMa l6 raach your c a n j^ c M So it won’t drain your energy budget. is paid for by C N G customers Mass., where it was announced that they would play Stanley and Stella to our country — loss of jobs." — Sen. John 9046 by 6:30 p.m. weekdays or 10a. ber of the Associated Pieaa and a *2.00 O FF EACH CONTAINER j Danforth, R-Mo., referring to an increase in m. Saturdays for guaranteed deliv­ member of the Audit Bureau of Cli^ aubacrlbar aarvlca. 647-6646, by Kowalski in Tennessee Williams’ “Streetcar Named Desire." The show, which ery Itt Manchester. culatlons. 6:30 p.m. waakdaya or 10 am . L - Weighing 12 Iba. or jnora2__ ^ corporate taxes proposed by House Saturdays for guarantaad daHvacy. wiil open Aug. 19. is the finai piay of the festivai’s season. Democrats. J' 4 — MANCHESTER HERALD. Friday, Aug. 1. 1986 MANCHESTER HERALD. Friday. Aug I. 19B6 - 5 Popularity of gambling proves to be a sure bet V.S./WorU In Bri^' U.S. vetoes contra aid resolution NEWINGTON - The state may Connecticut every five years. such a facility in their town. experienced relatively limited or compulsive gambling is common most 86 percent, the study said. By Nick Ludington misbehavior.” have reached the saturation point “ With the participation rates for For the fiscal year ending June no growth in total wagering in or very common. They are followed by singles, with Third bomb explodes in Beirut The Associated Press Hague, Netherlands, is the judicial resolution in debate ea rlier with its many forms of legalized all games exceeding or closely 1985. slightly less than $900 million recent years, and in most cases, 79 percent using some form of U.S. officials say the leftist arm of the United Nations, but Thursday. gambling. leaving a limited poten­ BEIRUT, Lebanon — A bomb exploded Today at a crowded Sandinistas running Nicaragua approximating the interest levels was wagered in Connecticut on actually declined once the wager­ ABOUT 74 PERCENT of the legalized gambling. UNITED NATIONS - The Uni­ unlike the Security Council, it has Walters said attempts by the tial for future growth, according to commercial center in Christian east Beirut, and police said the are systematically destroying its for those games, the data appear to lottery, jai alai, greyhound racing ing totals are adjusted for any state's adult population placed at Citizens with college degrees or ted States, again rejecting the no power to enforce its decisions. Zimbabwe's ambassador "to por­ a new study. blast killed one Lebanese soldier and wounded 25 civilians. non-Marxist political opposition indicate little opportunity for and at 0TB parlors. That was 12.4 measure of inflation,” the study. least one bet in fiscal 1985. Playing . more have a lower participation in World Court’s order to halt aid, to The United States has said it tray my country as some sort of market expansion among the percent more than the prior fiscal said. the lottery games was the most legalized gambling pompared to The blast was the third deadly bombing this week in Beirut. and the country’s private does not recognize the court’s international outlaw are an out­ Wagering at jai alai. greyhound Nicaraguan rebels, vetoed a Se­ enterprise. state's citizenry.” the study said. year. Legalized gambling also created popular, surpassing attendance at those with only a. ‘ high school Two car bombings — one Monday in east Beirut and the other jurisdiction in the case. rage in the light of our own support racing and off-track-betting par­ curity Council resolution calling 2,381 jobs in the state in the 1985 professional sporting events, live degree. Income doesn't see^i to Tuesday in the city’s Moslem western sector — killed 57 people Sir John Thompson of Britain for the independence of his country lors was almost static in terms of for compliance with the judgment. said the resolution gave the The resolution called on all A. W. O PPE N H E IM E R . special Lottery games account for al­ fiscal year with "direct economic theater and bingo, the report said. play any great rolein deciding who and wounded 310 others. at a crucial time, and will not be growth during the past five years, U.S. Ambassador Vernon Wal­ impression the Central American countries “ to refrain from carry­ revenue s executive director, said most 39 percent_of the money effects" totalling $103 million in Of the three lottery game types, gambles, the study said. Today’s midafternoon explosion sparked a fire at a taxicab forgotten by the American said the study completed by ters said the resolution voted on problem was between Nicaragua ing out, supporting or promoting he wasn't surprised with the wagered in Connecticut that year, final demand and $27 million in lotto was the most popular. parking lot at the Solemur building near an iron factory in east people." Laventhol & Horwath, a Philadel­ Thursday, which 11 members of and the United States, and did not political, economic or military study's conclusion. the study said. Connecticut's lot­ payroll. The report was based on data Beirut’s Dora district. Isack Mudenge of Zimbabwe phia accounting firm. the council approved, "painted an deal with what he called Nicara­ actions of any kind against any tery wagering was $109.20 per Although it contained few com­ The study also found men and from supplied by the Division of Ambulances evacuated the casualties and firefighters inaccurate picture of the true state of the region." replied: “ My country is grateful to Lottery, games, however, con­ " I think, substantially, it's a gua's failure to live up to its person — the fifth highest of 19 ments about the social impact of women gamble at about the same Special Revenue, telephone and extinguished the blaze, police said. Eight taxicabs were situation in Central America” and In Washington, a Senate Appro­ all those who supported us'in our tinued to grow during the same correct statement. There is room regional commitments. state lotteries across the country, legalized gambling on Connecti­ rate, although men are twice as surveys at betting places, and demolished by the blast and glass shards littered the streets. would not have contributed to priations subcommittee approved liberation struggle. We hope that period and were the most popular for growth in nooks and cranies." the study said. information supplied by other "■Freedom is being suppressed” cut, the study said less than one likely to place a parimutuel wager Police said the bomb contained 11 pounds of explosives. The peace in the area. President Reagan’s plan to give that support was given so that we form of betting, the study, released Oppenheimer said. half of one percent of the adult as women. Also, those 65 and older states. The telephone survey pro­ in Nicaragua, Thompson said, can all enjoy a free and unfettered Thursday, said. Monday car bomb had a quarter ton of explosives. The negative vote of the United citing the expulsion of Roman $100 million in military and other He said the one possible area of JAI ALAI. MEANWHILE, ac- population in Connecticut could be tend to gamble less in lottery and duced 1,224 responses, while 2,409 States, one of five permanent aid to the Contra rebels. The House independence to state our opinions The report was done for the expansion was for an “off-track- . counted $240 million in revenues, classified as pathological parimutuel games. surveys were conducted at two jai Catholic churchmen and the clos­ of all international issues.” Division of Special Revenue, which members of the 15-member coun­ ing of a leading opposition news­ of Representatives approved the betting parlor north of Hartford. compared to $ll9 million for gamblers. But the study noted Separated ^ d divorced people alai frontons, the greyhound track, Israeli, Soviet delegations to meet cil, killed the measure. Thailand, package last month. On Tuesday, Nicaraguan Presi­ by state law is required to study the Voters in Windsor Locks voted greyhound racing and $190 million that, based on its survey results, had the highest participation rate four 0TB parlors and the teletrack paper, La Prensa. dent Daniel Ortega opened council effects of legalized gambling on Britain and France abstained. The resolution, introducecj by The permanent Security Council Thursday on a proposal to locate for 0TB wagering. They "all have the state's residents believe that of any marital classification, al­ facility at New Haven. TEL AVIV, Israel — Israeli and Soviet delegations will meet debate on the resolution and said The resolution stressed "the non-aligned members of the coun­ members are the United States, soon to discuss consular issues, the Foreign Ministry said today. obligation of all states to seek a Britain, the Soviet Union. China the Reagan administration was cil, did not mention the United leading the United States into \ \H V * The move could lead to the first diplomatic ties between the two solution to their disputes by and France. States by name, but it called for another Vietnam in Central countries in nearly two decades. peaceful means in accordance full compliance with the World The nations that currently hold America. Prime Minister Shimon Peres and Foreign Minister Yitzhak with international law.” A Judge delays talks on accord Court's ruling in a case brought by the revolving seats are Venezuela, He arrived in the United States Shamir met with aides today to set guidelines for the talks. ' Walters said the World Court’s Nicaragua. Trinidad and Tobago, Republic of on Saturday, and has since June 27 decision, which ruled that Israeli officials said a meeting was planned in Europe between The panel, officially known as the Congo, Australia, Bulgaria, stressed in speeches thal his Anierican support for the Contras middle-ranking experts in consuiar affairs. Property issues, the International Court of Justice, Denmark, Ghana. Madagascar. government permits opposition violated international law, in­ travel and other subjects such as communications and postal ties had said U.S. support for Nicara­ Thailand and the United Arab groups and private businesses to cluded “ baseless assertions" at Southbury Training School were possible agenda items, said the officials, who spoke on guan rebels should stop, and the Emirates. Other nations may operate, denying U.S. accusations. against the United States and condition of anonymity. United States should pay address the council. Ortega left New York on Thurs­ ignored "very substantial evi­ NEW HAVEN — A federal judge Israel radio said the talks might be held in Paris or Brussels, reparations. Soviet bloc and non-aligned day for Denver and was scheduled dence of Nicaraguan Thn which sits in The countries lined up behind the has delayed consideration of an Belgium, and were aimed at establishing diplomatic relation&at to visit Chicago today. the consular level. U agreement that would improve ‘T h e state is at liberty to go as far as it wants. conditions at the Southbury Train­ The state-owned radio said without attribution that the Soviets ing School and scheduled a hearing They’re free to implement whatever they sought the meeting, and there was a possibility of establishing on an advocacy group's claim that want in that plan,” U.S. Attorney Stanley A. Soviet representation in Israel. Cleanup it should have been involved in V talks leading to the accord. Twardy said Wednesday. U.S. District Judge Ellen Bree Italy gets 45th postwar government Burns has indicated she will decide fund plan before October whether the state ROME — Socialist Bettino Craxi today formed Italy’s 45th Office of Protection and Advocacy G postwar government, ending a seven-week crisis sparked by for Handicapped and Developmen- k Liberman. advocacy group should have been feuding between his party and the dominant Christian tally Disabled Persons should have State and federal officials last included in the talks leading to the Democrats that toppled the previous government. approved been involved in the talks, an week ended several months of agreement, the accord would be Craxi, who returns as premier, handed a list of Cabinet attorney fpr the state office said negotiations for improvements at found to be invalid.The negotia­ ministers to President Francesco Cossiga at midday. Thursday. the school by signing a consent tions followed a September 1985 By David Goeller Craxi resurrected the five-party coalition that ruled before the A Sept. 3 hearing date has been decree caliing for improved medi­ Justice Department report that The Associated Press crisis and set a longevity record in postwar Italian politics by set to hear the office's arguments cal and custodial care for the blasted the school administration being in power for 34 months. in regards to a suit it filed on June facility's 1,300 mentally retarded on medical care, record-keeping, WASHINGTON - Congres­ 5, a court officials said. residents. staff levels and lack of training. A vote of confidence for the new Cabinet was expected in sional “ Superfund” negotiators Larry Berliner, the attorney for State officials said the document “ The state is at liberty to go as Parliament next week. are agreed on an $8.5 billion battle the advocacy group, said he was didn't address all the improve­ far as it wants. They're free to plan to revive the nation's war on pleased that the court said it wouid ments the state intends to make. implement whatever they want in toxic waste, hut the major question AP photo decide the case "on a very short Groups representing the handi­ that plan,” U.S. Attorney Stanley West Germans arrest hijack convict of who pays for the five-year effort time line,” probably by the middle capped said itdidnotgofarenough A. Twardy said Wednesday. remains unanswered. Crime scene of September. in addressing development pro­ Twardy said he believes the BERLIN — A Lebanese man convicted in absentia by an After five months of intense Bums had scheduled a status grams, vocational training and state, in its criticism of the Italian court of supplying weapons to the Achille Lauro cruise bargaining. House and Senate An unidentified woman watches poiice missing woman beiieved to be the conference on the agreement on placement of school residents in agreement, "is trying to divert ship hijackers has been arrested in West Berlin, police said. conferees late Thursday approved Wednesday with representatives the community. attention” from "sub-human con­ Manfred Ganschow, head of the state security section of the compromise legislation to streng­ in Mariboro, Mass., search the scene of murder victim. then and expand a toxic cleanup of the U.S. Department of Justice A court official said on Thursday ditions" the Justice Department West Berlin police department, reported Thursday that Yussef a murder. Posters on the poie are of a program beset in 1983 by scandals and state Attorney Generai Joseph that if Burns finds that the found at the school last year. Hisham Nasser, 24. was arrested two days eariier. over its administration,^ by the Ganschow declined to provide details of the arrest. There were Environmental Protection Agency no immediate announcements of extradition plans. and since last October by a money A West German police spokesman said Nasser was charged shortage. Connecticut In Brief City, Yale settle with injured student with forgery. The bill, hailed by environmen­ On July 10, a jury in Genoa, Italy, convicted 11 men in tal groups and EPA Administrator connection with last October’s hijacking of the Italian liner. Only Lee Thomas, would increase Su­ 10th ballot suspect is arrested Bv Susan Okula wouldn't be far off,” he said. Lieto said in a prepared statement educational in nature. A court five of the 11 were in custody. The other six, including Nasser, perfund’s spending more than The Associated Press Cimino, a Harvard freshman at that attorneys advised him that the ruled in the school's favor in 1976. were convicted in absentia. fivefold from the $1.6 billion WATERBURY — A 10th person was arrested Thursday in the time, was in a crowd that city's potential liability would At that time, Yale agreed that New Nasser was sentenced to 6‘/i years in jail for providing weapons budgeted in its first five years. connection with alleged absentee ballot fraud in the city's May 20 NEW HAVEN — The city and rushed onto the playing field at the reach into the “ millions of dollars" Haven could repay the disputed to the Palestinian guerrillas who hijacked the ship. And to counter criticism that less Democratic delegate primary. State's Attorney John A. Connelly Yale University have agreed to Yale Bowl to celebrate Harvard's if the case were to go to court. $1.3 million over 10 years at 6 Leon Klinghoffer, a 69-year-old New Yorker, was shot and than two dozen chemical waste said. pay about $898,500 to a Harvard victory in the teams' annual "The reason for this is tha.t Ms. percent interest. killed during the hijacking. sites have been cleaned and that AP photo Anthony Guzzardi, 43, of Waterbury was charged with two University student who was se­ season-ending game on Nov. 23, Cimino suffered major injuries as some of them are still leaking counts of illegal possession of absentee ballots and four counts of riously injured when a goal post 1983. The crowd tore down the . a result of the accident and will The deferral of the remaining * toxics, the bill requires the EPA to Members of Local 1014 of the United Friday. USX, the nation's largest four payments will allow New aiding forgery in the second degree, Connelly said. He was fell on her at the end of the 1983 field's north goal post, which need medical treatment for the begin at least 375 cleanups through Steelworkers of America form a picket steelmaker, shut down its plants after Haven to earn “ sufficient interest released on a promise to appear in Waterbury Superior Court on football game between the two struck Cimino in the head. rest of her life,” DiLieto said. Booster maker skipped inspections 1991 and make sure the results schools, lawyers said. She spent several months in two to offset a sizeable portion of the line as security guards lock the gates of the deadline passed without a union Tuesday. On June 30, U.S. District Court WASHINGTON — Congressional investigators disclosed meet health standards set by a An additional warrant in the ballot fraud case was issued Margaret Cimino of North Tar- hospitals and missed the re­ Judge Peter C. Dorsey denied New judgment,” DiLieto said. variety of federal laws. the USX Corp. plant in Gary, Ind., early contract agreement. DiLieto said the Cimino case has Thursday that Morton Thiokol Corp. skipped three of seven Thursday and Connelly said he expected an arrest to be made on rytown, N.Y., will receive $461,000 mainder of the academic year at Haven's motion for summary To minimize the shifting of prompted him to take several steps mandatory safety inspections of 0-ring seals in the solid rocket Friday. from the city and $437,500'from Harvard. Finger said she still is judgment and said a jury trial was toxics from one dump to another, to protect the municipality from motor whose explosion destroyed the space shuttle Challenger. Yale, Cimino's lawyer, Kenneth J. under treatment although she in order. The city had asked for the the bill requires the EPA to use ' The charges stem from a continuing investigation of alleged future liability. Investigators from the General Accounting Office, Congress’s Finger of White Plains, N.Y., said returned to Harvard last year. judgment based on its claim of permanent treatment techniques absentee ballot abuse in Waterbury's Democratic delegate auditing arm. told a House Government Operations subcommit­ 22,000 steelworkers walk out Thursday. The amounts were He would not describe her election in which Gov. William A. O'Neill defeated challenger sovereign immunity. where feasible. confirmed by Edward Mattison, present medical problems, but He said he would ask the city's tee that these missed inspections at the company’s Utah plant Toby Moffett by 43 votes to win the city's 49 convention delegates. DiLieto said the city would have legislative lobbyists to work for an The legislation also creates a assistant corporation counsel for said when the suit was filed in were among 2,075 possible quality control problems in the PITTSBURGH (AP) - Picket I^cal Union Locked Out By USX,” Vice President Larry McWay told to make the payment out-of-pocket amendment of the state's crowd $500,000 program to begin attack­ the city. December 1984 she had difficulty manufacture of the faulty booster rocket. lines began forming today at USX after being turned awayrby secur­ members gathered at a union hall in two payments because it has not controkstatute “ to make it crystal ing the growing problem of leaking Finger said 'Cimino would not walking and suffered from sight The investigators said the problems ranged from the serious to Corp. plants in nine slates, as ity guards at the plant gates when near the Gary mill. State man charged In bomb threat been able to purchase lia b ility clear that there is no municipal underground fuel storage tanks, comment on the settlement. The and learning problems. trivial but that the space agency had concluded that'none 22,000 workers began the first work they tried to report to work at The union made an llth-hour insurance in the open market. Yale liability in such instances.” which threaten water supplies, and WINDSOR LOCKS — A New Britain man has been charged money would be put aside to pay Finger said Yale and the city has agreed to help the city by contributed to the accident that destroyed the shuttle and its to require large chemical makers stoppage against the nation's No. 1 midnight. offer Thursday to continue work­ \vith making a bomb threat two weeks ago that delayed a her medical bills, he said. settled for the same amount, allowing a 15-year, no-interest DiLieto also said he had ordered seven-member crew on Jan. 28. and users to tell the public about steelmaker in 27 years. Union members also took their ing under the old contract and give Republic Airlines flight to Detroit for 2'/i hours, state police said. “ We also wanted to make sure $437,500, but New Haven would pay deferral of $282,000 in payments the creation of a task force to “ We did make an error on the 0-rings and w e’ll correct that,” toxics routinely escaping from The dispute, which the United positions this morning at the gates USX, formerly U.S. Steel Corp., a Jay T. Prestash, 26. turned himself into police Thursday aftera that this type of accident would more, $461,000, because of ,a that New Haven owes Yale in tax examine other issues involving said Edward G. Dorsey Jr., vice president of Morton Thiokol’s their plants. Steelworkers union called a lock­ of the company’s largest plant, in 48-hour strike notice while talks delayed payment schedule. Cim­ warrant was issued for his arrest, police said. If he is convicted never happen again," he ^aid in a overpayments, DiLieto said. crowd control. Space Division. “ It was a human error — a mistake by the human And to close a major loophole in out and the company a strike, Gary, Ind., which employs 7,500 continued. But USX chief negotia­ ino charged in her suit that Yale on charges of falsely reporting an incident. Prestash could face telephone interview. Yale confirmed thet< deferral “ I have been assured by Presi­ being who prepared the paperwork, but it was not a case of no the original 1980 Superfund law, began after a 40-month contract workers. tor J. Bruce Johnston flatly Finger could not name an exact and the city were negligent in “ We’re going to war,” Local 1014 rejected the offer. up to six months in prison or a $1,000 fine, police said. plan, and said school President dent Schmidt that Yale will fully inspections.” the compromise will place toxics expired at midnight Thursday. The settlement figure, saying that he failing to provide adequate crowd sides failed to agree on a new pact, ■ The July 14 flight from Bradley International Airport to Benno C. Schmidt Jr. proposed the cooperate with this effort and that Dorsey said the 0-rings were inspected twice and certified by created by federal agencies — did not have the papers with him. control and security, and that the he is in agreement with our putting which also would cover 2.3,000 Detroit, with 30 passengers on board, was delayed while the arrangement. subcontractors before arriving at Thiokol’s plant in Utah and principally the Defense and Two other parties paid small school and city agreed in advance into effect before the first fall laid-off workers, in seven weeks of plane was searched, police said. The tax overpayment arose again in Florida when the rocket was assembled before launch. Energy departments — under amounts to settle with Cimino, he not to try to prevent the traditional when Yale paid property taxes football game an appropriate Superfund. negotiations. While no bomb was found. Republic Airlines estimated that the “ The person involved decided those were sufficient, but we are said. fazing of the goal posts. under protest to the city on safety net for the city,” the mayor But before the stepped-up battle “ We proposed to extend the FERRANDO ORCHARDS delay cost it about $100,000, police said. going to put the inspections back in,” Dorsey said. " I f you said about $900,000, you New Haven Mayor Biagio Di­ properties the school claimed were said. against toxic waste can begin, agreement. Our proposal was The threat was investigated by state police and the Federal another group of negotiators must rejected by the company. We are Now Open For The Season Aviation Adminstration and other charges could be filed, police Virginia electrocutes murderer settle the basic question of who will locked out," USW chief negotiator said. pay: taxpayers, the oil and petro­ James N. McGeehan said early • Sweet juicy native white and yellow Peaches State police refused to reveal how Prestash was connected with RICHMOND, Va. — A man who said the devil made him rape chemical industries, all large today. the bomb threat. House panel backs funds for 14th Trident and murder a woman has bden executed in Virginia’s electric manufacturers or a combination. USW President Lynn Williams • Summer Apples joined about 200 workers outside chair after spending 8'/i years on death row. The Superfund tax package will By Daniel Beegan be written by members of the USX's Clairton Works early this dernization," the two congress­ "Therefore, for budget reasons letter before sending it to Aspin on "Father, I am here,” Michael Marnell Smith said just before The Associated Press House Ways and Means and Senate morning, shaking hands and offer­ Open 7 days a week. Non-resident city employees fired men said in a letter to Rep. Les alone, the committee should act to Friday. the first of two 55-second jolts of current ran through his body Aspin, D-Wis., chairman of the Finance committees, many of ing encouragement. NEW HAVEN — The city's director of cultural affairs has restore funding for the Trident Thursday night, a half hour after the U.S. Supreme Court (2 miles beyond Vito’s) WASHINGTON - A House Ap­ House Armed Services whom are how busy hammering The Steelworkers hung signs on 222 Birch Mt. Rd. resigned and four other municipal employees have been told they submarine. Should the committee Last week, the Armed Services rejected his appeal. propriations subcommittee has Committee. out the big tax-overhaul hill. telephone poles that read, "USWA fail to act, the cost of future Committee approved a $292 billion Smith, 40, who spent more time on death row than anyone eise would be fired efective Aug. 8 for violating a residency law. approved money fora 14th Trident "The deletion of funds, further­ Superfund lost its main revenue Joseph Carbone, executive aide to Mayor Biagio DiLieto, said Tridents will skyrocket because of defense bili that did not include now facing execution in Virginia, died at the State Penitentiary 9 source last Oct. 1, when a tax on submarine, reversing a setback more, for the 14th Trident likely the lack of funding for the '87 department heads fired the workers on the orders of John authorization for spending on a at 11:42 p.m., said Corrections Department spokesman Wayne basic petrochemicals expired. last week when the House Armed will break the production line at Trident." DeSi../ano Jr., the city's chief administrative officer. The Services Committee failed to auth­ 14th Trident. The ommission of the Farrar. Since then, the cleanup effort has the Electric Boat facility in Trident submarines cost about workers were found to be living outside of New Haven in violation Trident came as the committee In a 5-3 decision, the nation’s highest court rejected Smith’s been running at about half;^speed orize construction of the vessel. Groton, Conn., causing an increase $1.5 billion with armamehts. of an ordinance that requires residency in the city. Rep. Sam Gejdenson, D-Conn., attempted to meet deficit reduc­ appeal at 11:10 p.m. Earlier in the day, federal district and and faces further slowdown'with­ in the total cost of the submarine,” Gejdenson said he expected to tion targets imposed by the Deborah Weiner, the city's cultural affairs director, a DiLieto said the action by the Defense appeals court judges refused to block the execution, the state’s out new money, according to they said. obtain more signatures on the Gramm-Rudman law. appointee, submitted her resignation on Wednesday after being Appropriation Subcommittee on fifth since it resumed executions in 1982 and first in more than a Thomas. informed by the mayor on Tuesday that she would be fired, Thursday night virtually assures year. The execution was the nation’s 12th this year. A Ways and Means aide, speak­ Carbone said. that a contract can be awarded on Smith was condemned for the May 23,1977, murder of Audrey ing on condition he not be identified bodiand The workers who were fired were Deputy Welfare Director schedule later this year for the Jean Weiler, a mother of two who was attacked as she strolled by by name, said Thursday that he GARDENS 63 East Center Street doesn't think the tax end of Roberta Boucher: Assistant Director of Elderly Services nuclear-powered, ballistic missile the James River on her 36th birthday. He had been out of prison Superfund can be completed be­ Charles Garguilo; Assistant Electrical Inspector Lawrence submarine, a j;najor component in Manchester for less than five months after serving three years for rape. the nation's nuclear deterrent. fore Congress begins a recess Aug. Acquarulo; and Welfare Department Supervisor Rick Mahoney. Authorization for the submarine 1S3 15. Weiner and Boucher each earned more than $30,000 last year still must be restored to the REAL ESTATE SERVICES 6 4 3 -4 0 6 0 Chrysanthemums while the others each earned about $20,000. defense bill approved last week, The dismissal notices followed a June 27 report in the Jackson Synthetic rubber all labeled for color — In bud & bloom NOW but the Thurday night vote by the 5 AREA OFFICES • EAST HARTFORD • ENFIELD • MANCHESTER • VERNON • WINDSOR ■lake a Look' Newspapers that revealed the employees had established sham appropriations panel is expected to Synthetic rubber was invented PUNT NOW FOR EARLY COLOR larft |Mtf residences in New Haven and were living in Branford, West make that fight an easier one. during World War II to replace the Haven and East Haven. natural rubber supply that had FILL IN THOSE BARE SPOTS IN THE 6AR0EN / $ 1 0 » s 6 “ Today's action removes all 1985 LINCOLN doubt about the mood in Congress been cut off by the Japanese. Seven toward maintaining steady pro­ tire companies cooperated with Limicwl y TOW N CARS duction of the Trident,” Gejdenson the federal government in building LANDSCAPING SPECIALS Merchants unhappy with state offer said. " It almost guarantees that Linda Labbe a synthetic rubber factory in Baton SIk. #5904 0 FOLIAGE PLANTS Burning Bush - Blue Spires - the final defense budget will It is Sentry Real Estate’s pleasure to salute Linda Rouge, La. Japanese Yews 18" - Spreading include funding for a I4th Trident JE W E TT C IT Y — City merchants who have suffered business Labbe for her professionalism and dedication to all her Juniper - Japanese Holly - Dou­ losses since two bridges were closed in March are dissatisfied submarine.” Shefflera clients and customers. As Realtor-Associate for the ble Yellow Kerria with the state’s offer of emergency low cost loans. Earlier Thursday, more than 35 ^ a st year in Sentry’s Manchester office Linda con­ Hibiscus $ 1 4 7 5 - Gold & Silver:$^Q95 I State Department of Economic Development Commissioner House members joined Gejdenson $ 13/999 and Rep. Claudine Schneider, tinues to be a great asset to the staff. Manchester is 6 In Stock Evonymous , John Carson said Thursday that the state has begun offering 6/'46“ R-R.I., in urging restoration of home to Linda, her husband, Ray, and their two chil­ WE DELIVER Oieander 4-5 F e e t loans with a four percent interest rate to companies experiencing If you haven’t received your funding for the submarine to the dren. For excellent professional service, contact Linda “ adverse business impact from state road or bridge projects.” Mancheeter Herald by 5:30 p.m. defense budget. at 643-4060. 7 Some city merchants say they have lost money since the weakdaya or 8 ,a.m. Saturdays, /MORI/ BROTHERS "T o halt production of the cornpiete selection of House SiFoiiooePiants, Bird] 168 Woodland St., Manchester closing of the two bridges diverted traffic from the shopping pleaae call your carrier. If you're FeaderS’ Bird ^ o d . Seed, Soils, Pottery, Plont O p e n D o llv ^ ^ ^ Trident submarine, even tempor­ unable to reach your carrier, call area..But the merchants say the loans offered by the state are not Food, Drllad AAoterlals, Croft Books ond Garden-) a nm A-on nm ft/IO —OVi 7 A arily, will create a worldwide aubecriber service. 647-9648, by Ins Books, Soeclal Tools, Shrubs and Treat. I 8 am-6,30 pm 0 ^ 0 OH f *# sufficient. perception that the United States is WE OFFER A FREE MARKET EVALUATION OF YOUR PRESENT PROPERTY. 8:30 p.m. weekdays or 10 a m. 311 Cwrtir S t. M mH mt M3-S13S backing away from strategic mo­ Saturdays for guaranteed delivery. • - MANCHESTER HERALD. Friday. Aug. 1, 1986 MANCHESTER HERALD. Friday. Aug. 1, 1986 - 7 Binding production quotas OPINIONy Bikeway l-B continue to eiude OPEC By Nesha Starcevlc United Arab Emirates Oil Minis­ condition of anonymity said the The Associated Press ter Mana Saeed Oteiba, however, cartel hoped to get pledges of Jack left the hotel openly. He said he had voluntary cuts totaling between 2 is worth GENEVA — OPEC ministers refused to join the quota commit­ million and 2.5 million barrels a A nderson met one-by-one today with a new tee on orders of his governinent. day. committee formed to set binding In addition to Lukman, Nigeria’s "This is an interim arrange­ oil production quotas for each of oil minister, the committee the cartel’s 13 members. ment, voluntary cuts will become members are Indonesian Oil Min­ superfluous if there is an agree­ compieting Eleven OPEC members have ister Subroto and Algerian Oil aJUL ment on quotas,” Lukman said. pledged to voluntarily cut their Minister Belkacem Nabi. production for a total decrease of Lukman on Thursday described Lukman declined to say which Politicians and officials often find it easy to nearly 10 percent in the group’s the voluntary production cuts as two countries refused to promise kill funding for recreation improvements in daily output. But industry experts “quite satisfactory," but said they voluntary cuts. The sources said favor of other, more “pressing” projects. Boiivia shows believe that only binding quotas would be implemented only if the two countries are Iran and “It’s just another park,” or "Who needs can shore up oil prices, which have agreement could not be reached on Iraq, two Persian Gulf states that dropped as low as $8 per 42-gaIlon binding quotas. have been at war for nearly six another hiking trail?” are the kind of w barrel from $32 in November. “This is an interim arrange­ years and need oil revenues to sentiments that underlie such decisions, and foiiy of raids Ministers of the Organization of ment; voluntary cuts will become finance the hostilities. Petroleum Exporting Countries, they certainly carry some superficial weight. j u n f i superfluous if there is an agree­ who have been meeting here since ment on quotas,” he said. The OPEC president also de­ But at the same time, they tend to ignore Monday, were scheduled later , Lukman said 11 countries clined to give a breakdown of how needs just as genuine as the ones that get by U.S. troops today to meet in a full session. pledged to cut production by a total much each country was willing to But individual ministers were A streets repaved or sidewalks built. of 1.925 million barrels a day. He cut back. In the case of the bikeway/walkway seen earlier heading for the hotel has said OPEC members pr^uce WASHINGTON — The Pentagon’s embarrass­ suite of OPEC President Rilwanu about 20 million barrels a day. Iran's deputy chief delegate, planned in and around Manchester, mistaken ing foray into the Bolivian drug wars may have a AP photo Lukman, who is a member of the He said Indonesian Oil Minister Hossein Kazempour, said Saudi priorities have prevailed once and should not silver lining after all. The fiasco was of such Downtown crash quotas committee set up Subroto was negotiating for more Arabia, OPEC’s largest producer, prevail again. stunning proportions that it just might lead the ’Thursday. voluntary cuts. High-ranking pledged to cut its output by 800, (MHI The ministers avoided the main OPEC sources who spoke on barrels a day. Earlier this year, the General Assembly White House to call off its proposed use of in the heart of Mexico. City Thursday door of the Intercontinental Hotel American troops for a similar drug bust in the tiny Firefighters spray the wreckage of a killed a bill submitted by Sen. Carl Zinsser twin-engine Cessna that struck the roof afternoon. Sixteen people in the plane and used an elevator that was that would have guaranteed completion of a Caribbean country of Belize. screened off from reporters. Wait­ U The Bolivian government’s lack of interest in a of a building and then crashed onto cars and on the ground were injured. ers could be seen bringing trays of good part of the 19.7-mile concrete path serious effort to stamp out drugs is certainly food into Lukman's suite. proposed for Manchester, Vernon, South understandable. Dope brings in billions of dollars Windsor, East Hartford and possibly the to the poverty-stricken nation. Congressional capital. The death of that proposal, combined insiders tell us the main purpose of the LEVrSJEANS Justice’s foes pin hopes on witnesses Somehow, natural fibers with other funding troubles, could make the pre-doomed raids was to put on enough of a show always seem to feel better to assure continued U.S. aid to Bolivia. and wear better. These 1CX)% already completed segments of the path turn Goodie-Reagan minstrel acts By Robert AA. Andrews casting ballots. hearing Thursday, Assistant At­ The latest covenant barring out to be nothing more than a “ white Tipped off well in advance by Bolivian cotton pre-washed blues government sources, the drug traffickers got The Associated Press The committee planned today to torney General John R. Bolton non-white ownership, uncovered from Levi Strauss & Co. are G elephant,” in the words of one advocate. away scot-free. The net result was an increase in hear from 10 witnesses who announced that the president, by an FBI background investiga­ so soft and comfortable you’ll When the $750,000 funding plan was killed, WASHINGTON - Senate Demo- Democrats say would testify they after consultations with Attorney tion of Rehnquist for the commit­ think you've been wearing ' A anti-U.S. sentiment throughout Latin America, , crats, scrambling to thwart Wil- saw Rehnquist try to intimidate General Edwin Meese III, had tee, was written in 1929 for a home Zinsser said, the logic that carried the day should spur a public outcry where the U.S.-assisted raids were regarded as them forever. Straight leg • liam H. Rehnquist’s nomination as minority voters. invoked executive privilege to that Rehnquist owned in the tailoring and 5-pocket styling ran along the lines of “Does the state want to just one more example of high-handed Yankee chief justice, are setting their Also summoned to testify today block release of the memos, which Phoenix subdivision of Palmcroft. are always at ease, at home, spend that kind of money when we have interference, or “gunship diplomacy.” hopes on witnesses ready to testify were representatives of women's concerned domestic wiretapping He sold the home in 1969 when he or ready to go. By Chuck Stone potholes all over the place?” Legislators, he Mayor Goode’s blackface has His begging P.W. Botha to set a Meanwhile, our associate Donald Goldberg has that Rehnquist harassed minority rights and civil rights organiza­ and the Nixon administration’s moved to Washington. worn thin since last year’s learned that the Reagan administration was voters in the early 1960s. tions opposed to Reagan’s choice of plans for dealing with anti- Questioned by Kennedy, Rehn­ added, preferred to see the money spent on timetable for dismantling apar­ Minstrel shows — where white mayor-approved bomb attack on theid was like the world implor­ ready to send troopis into the former British coloijy Republican supporters of Rehn- Rehnquist to succeed retiring Vietnam War demonstrations. quist said he couldn't recall projects that would have a greater impact on actors in blackface sing songs a black neighborhood house of Belize, a country on the Yucatan peninsula V -- qiiist, whose confirmation hear­ Chief Justice Warren Burger. Sen. Orrin Hatch, R-Utah, ap­ whether he had ever read the deed. ing Hitler to set a timetable to ings by the GOP-controlled Senate Sen. Strom Thurmond, R-S.C., plauded Reagan's move and ac­ “While very offensive, it (the more people. and tell jokes — are no longer in killed six adults and five children close down the ovens. flanked by Mexico and Guatemala at the vogue, but two of the longest- Judiciary Committee enter their the committee chairman, served cused the Democrats of engaging covenant) has no legal effect.” he If that was their intent, they failed and incinerated an entire block northwestern end of the Caribbean Sea. fourth day today, got a boost notice that the hearings would end in a “fishing expedition” for said. Introducing... miserably. established, permanent, floating of 61 homes. EVENTUALLY, only an Thursday from President Reagan. early this afternoon and predicted years-old documents in an attempt Democrats announced Wednes- As things stand, one small segment of the minstrel shows in America are Last week Goode refreshed his aroused America will force its THERE’S LITTLE DOUBT that Belize is a The president denied committee that Rehnquist, an associate jus­ to discredit Rehnquist. da.y that a vacation home Rehn­ sensational box office hits in the lowest price bikeway has been finished and another has blackface makeup. Then he president to declare total eco­ strategic and climatic natural for drug lords Democrats access to internal tice since January 1972, would be But Democrats complained that quist bought in 1974 in Greensboro, Washington, D.C., and executed a brilliant buck-and- nomic and diplomatic war on aiming at U.S. markets. It’s halfway between the Justice Department memoranda confirmed by the Senate. the decision would thwart a Vt., contained a clause barring reached the point at which its completion is Philadelphia. wing to end an 18-day trash- South Africa. cocaine fields of South America and distribution written by Rehnquist when he was “I don’t know of anyone, any­ complete review of Rehnquist’s Jews from owning or renting the on Levi’s anywhere! assured. But if the chance to complete the In the true spirit of equal- satUrated strike. He succeeded Black Americans have estab­ points in Florida and the other Gulf Coast states. assistant attorney general from where, better qualified to be chief qualifications. property. project is missed, the people of Greater opportunity minstrelism. one by bringing the predominantly As early as the 1950s, according to one confidential 1969 through 1971. justice," Thurmond said. "'Vou’re Sen. Paul Simon, D-IH., referred Rehnquist said he was unaware lished the precedent. A few ' Sen. Edward M. Kennedy, D- coming out of this hearing even to a 1984 Reagan executive order of the restrictions in either deed Unwashed.... *13.99 Hartford will be the losers. features white Republican Ro­ black blue-collar union to its weeks ago, a group of 109 Drug Enforcement Administration report, nald Wilson Reagan. The other “Belize (was) used as a transit point for Mass., earlier this week raised the stronger than when you came in,” saying his administration would until several days ago. He prom­ As planned, the bikeway/walkway would strike-broken knees after he had prominent black Americans in­ allegations that Rehnquist ha-. Sen. Paul Laxalt, R-Nev., told comply with requests for informa­ ised to take steps to have the Prewashed....*16.99 connect Vernon Circle to Burr Corners, then stars black Democrat Willie breezed to a comfortable settle­ cluding Alice Walker. James substantial amounts of cocaine and heroin in the rassed and intimated black and Rehnquist after he had testified for tion ahd would claim executive anti-Semitic language removed l Wilson Goode. ment with the predominantly Baldwin, Paul Robeson Jr., international traffic.” Hispanic voters in Phoenix as part nearly eight hours Thursday. privilege “only in the most com­ from the Vermont deed. run through Wickham Park and perhaps into Both are playing the fool. Both white white-collar union. The DEA report pointed out that “marijuana is Hartford via the Charter Oak Bridge. A spur Richie Havens, Odetta and the of a. state Republican Party The nominee suffered a setback pelling circumstances.” He said no Thurmond announced Thursday are tap-dancing on people’s Rev. Calvin Butts of New York’s indigenous to Belize and grows in all parts of the ballot-security program in the earlier in the day when Kennedy such circumstances had been cited that an independent physician would permit bicyclists and joggers to travel suffering. Both even have the MINSTRELS ARE consistent. Abyssinian Baptist Church, took country.” The DEA estimates that nearly 700 tons early 1960s. disclosed that a suburban Phoenix in denying the Rehnquist papers. would review Rehnquist's medical DOUG'S ARMY'AND NAVY Hatch became flushed with records, interview his doctors and southeast almostto the Manchester/Bolton same middle name. They always make distinctions out newspaper ads denouncing of pot were grown in Belize last year, of which 85 In response, Rehnquist said he home Rehnquist owned from 1962 1269 Wm I Middle Turnpike (next to Medi-Mort) town line. Last week, Reagan alternated between white folks and black Mayor Goode. ^ percent was shipped to this country. did not remember whether he ever until 1969 contained a covenant anger, however, when Kennedy report the confidential findings to challenged anyone’s right to vote, forbidding its ownership, rental or made the second disclosure in two the committee. Rehnquist said he Even if engineering difficulties make the between playing "Mr. Interlocu­ folks. Few have finessed this “Murder is murder,” cried the Our sources say the idea of sending GIs into CHECKS tor” — the traditional emcee at a Belize was first broached at an international law a routine and proper endeavor by occupancy by “any person not of days of hearings about restrictive is healthy today after hospital WELCOME Hajrtford link too hard to build for the dichotomy better than Reagan ad, “no matter whether those poll watchers, but denied he ever the white or Caucasian race.” covenants attached to Rehnquist- treatment several years ago for a HOURS;643-5065 Mon. - Tues. • Wed. 10-8 minstrel show — and one of the and Goode. responsible are black or white.” enforcement conference earlier this year, and the tried to block lawful voters from At nightfall during the marathon owned real estate. back ailment. moment, the section east of the Connecticut “end men” — the comics whp sit Minstrels also perfect their plans were then coordinated with the U.S. River is worth completing. Black Americans have ex­ at either end of the first row, and ability to seduce an audience into posed the minstrel hypocrisy of Embassy in Belmopan, Belize. Whether the plans While the argum ent that it would serve for whom the interlocutor serves believing it is witnessing the real Willie Wijson Goode. It’s time for will proceed in light of the Bolivian botchup is not commuters is not particularly convincing, as a foil. thing instead of an imitation. all Americans to do the same for clear. the project has enough m erit on other Thus, ex-actor President Rea­ minstrelman Ronald Wilson With any luck, the White House will call off the ^America’s Favorite Store grounds to be pursued. HIS POLITICAL blackface gan. with political blackface Reagan. Belize operation. Washington’s drug-busters have deftly applied, he became the already stirred up enough ill will in the tiny In the summer, the bikeway/walkway replacing his usual cinematic master of ceremonies, pitching a makeup, stood before a pre­ Caribbean country by their heavyhanded tactics. would let cyclists travel from one town to Chuck Stone writes a syndi­ raunchy new South African weeded White House audience of cated column on national and As we reported last year, a Belizean cabinet JERRY BAKER, another with ease, providing a great policy. non-representative Americans minority affairs. official, Joe Briceno, was lured into a DEA sting AMERICA’S opportunity for family recreation. In the Then he rushed over to the end to do his version of “Mr. Bones” : operation in Miami, arrested and convicted. He MASTER -ike $At^q Place, winter, it might be used for cross-country of the chorus line and sympathet­ claimed he was set up by the DEA after he GARDENER, While quantities lastnet / ically began beating his phony successfully blocked the agency’s plan to spray Open Daily 9:30-9:30 skiing or other recreational activities. In Wheel about, turn about Letters policy RECOMMENDS.. Sun. 10-5 Noipinchecks Sale Date: Aug 1-Aug 3 general, it would offer a chance for healthy tambourine for all of those “poor the Belizean countrywide with the herbicide li’l ol’” black South Africans who do jis so, paraquat to kill marijuana crops. and entertaining sport. An' ebery time I wheel about The Manchester Herald wel­ WASHINGTON (AP) - Howard would be put out of work if comes original letters to the Fortunately, the funding proposal for the 1 lump Jim Crow. H. Baker Jr.sayshe’dputasidehis economic sanctions were im­ editor. A MORE RECENT CASE has exacerbated own presidential ambitions if the project is almost certain to come up again posed on their white tormentors. Letters should be brief and to relations with Belize even further. Last two-term limit were repealed and next year. When it does, legislators should One distinguished black South That famous minstrel routine the point. They should be typed November, John Zabaneh, a Belizean traveling in President Reagan were willing to fTonwitw^ keep in mind that things aside from smooth African watched Reagan’s song- of a century ago was used by the or neatly handwritten, and, for Guatemala, was nabbed by a DEA agent “who run again in 1988. streets have much to do with the quality of and-dance routine and refused to Great Communicator to con­ ease in editing, should be double­ wore a ’Miami Vice’ cap,” according to court In an appearance at the National applaud. “He can go to hell,” vince black South Africans he is spaced. Letters must be signed documents. Zabaneh was strip-searched, Press Club on Thursday, the life and are worth spending money on. former Senate majority leader spat Bishop Desmond Tutu their friend. Shucks, even most with name, address and daytime handcuffed and flown to Houston, where he was ‘fbo4. That’s especially true in a state that is angrily. black Americans don’t consider telephone number (for arrested. said, however, that “I sort of doubt running a massive budget surplus. you can repeat the 22nd Amend­ Meanwhile, in Philadelphia, Reagan their friend. verification). A U.S. magistrate found that DEA agents “did ment” in time for Reagan to run. not have authority to arrest” Zabaneh in A voice raised in opposition to a Guatemala. Furthermore, the magistrate noted, third term for the president was the United States has valid extradiction treaties that of Paul G. Kirk Jr., chairman ' 7 .9 7 7 .9 7 with both Guatemala and Belize — which meant of the opposition Democratic the abduction was unnecessary. Party. Kirk called a news confer­ Red, 15-18” Taxus Yews. Where have all those dollars Nevertheless, the magistrate ruled that a ence to denounce the repeal effort Barberry adds 12-15” yews. 5-year-old indictment against Zabaneh for as a Republican "fund-raising great color to Add beauty to For decades there has always been one thing in equate a dearth of customers with a lack of need. currency violations and marijuana dealing could gimmick.” any lawn. your lawn. American economics that you could rely on. When Any number of people need any number of things stand. The media and publicreaction in Belize Kirk said the repeal move was Super K-Oro® 4-S-8 all other predictive methods were disproved by “a wishful script to cloud over and Your Choice tomato St vegetable they don’t have but that’s because they don’t have have been intense, with editors denoucing the masquerade the failures that are events, a person could anticipate boom or bust, the money to buy them so they’re out of this DEA for “infringing on Belize’s sovereignty.” fertilizer or Super K- inflation or level prices by how much and how fast going to be judged in the 1986 discussion.) There’s no telling how great the resentment wuld (elections).” Oro® 6-1(Mrotefood 9 ' the government was expanding the money supply. Nicholas The overcapacity and the consequent struggle be if U.S. helicopter pilots started swooping in on Rep. Guy Vander Jagt of Michi­ Not Available At, or Super K-Oro® 5-10- Not Available At, Windsor, Wethersfield, Wall­ As the most scholarly and persuasive proponent Von Hoiiman for customers has had something to do with the Belizean marijuana fields. gan, chairman of the Republican Windsor, Wethersfield, Wall- Ea. 10 plant food. 5 lbs.* ingford & East Haven. of monetarism, as the network of theories about Congressional Campaign Commit­ ingtord, East Haven. 1.27 pressure to hold wages and salaries or cut them. the rule is called, Milton Friedman became a That, in turn, means there is less purchasing Mange/* memento tee, fiied legislation Tuesday to world famous economist, the winner of a Nobel power with which to sop up the productive repeal the two-term limit, which Prize in his field. Sometimes he used the money It’s been more than a year since Dr. Josef became part of the Constitution in 1 B1AGK& capacities of the world’s factories. Mengele, the infamous “Angel of Death” at the 1951. supply idea wisely, sometimes ingeniously. But Beyond investment in new machines and whenever the professor spoke, those of us who Nazis’ Auschwitz extermination camp, was Repeal would require a two- production, money, as never before in our times, declared officially dead, but the Justice thirds vote by the House and listened learned. before now we should have had the classic is going into financial products. Profits in Senate and then approval by But now, in the later part of the 1980s, inflationary situation of too many dollars-chasing Department’s Office of Special Investigations still H o m e t& manufacturing and service enterprises just aren’t hears from people with odd bits of information on three-fourths of the states. monetarism and Friedmanian ideas have too few goods and services. Heaven only knows attractive, and though real estate is good in some Asked whether he opposed the PLANT suddenly stopped panning out. As much as three the ^hr criminal. Recently, for example, a man we’ve printed enough dollars but, for the most parts of the country^Ws decidedly ungood in called to find out if the Nazi hunters would be concept of repealing the limit, Kirk FOOD years ago monetarists began warning the Reagan part, they haven’t fallen into the hands of others. So a good portion of those billions the said, “No.” CONCCKTRATV administration that, unless it stoped printing shoppers buying and bidding up everything in interested in Mengele’s S.S. uniform. The caller The amendment was adopted as WMer tetuMe government is printing is going into bidding up the was a legitimate dealer in World War II money at the ferocious clip it has, there would be a sight. stock and bond market. a reaction to the four terms to_ raging inflation. I, a convinced monetarist, also So where has all the money gone? If it isn’t memorabilia, and his description of the uniform which Dertiocrat Franklin ~D. was compatible with Mengele’s duds. The only Roosevelt was elected in the 1930s ALLPURPOSE believed it, for the numbers were clearly there being used in a delerious consumer shopping ULTIMATELY. HOWEVER, the price people and the record of the American economy since the spree, which it isn’t, what’s happened to it? For a question is: Why would the OSI want it? and 1940s. pay for the computer print-out statements their “I suppose the reason we Repub­ 6 end of the Second World War showed that, without while, foreigners were buying dollars almost as brokers give them is dependent on a factory or a licans were so hot about the 22nd exception, when money was being pumped out as fast as the government printed them and taking hamburger franchise or an airline to pump out Amendment is our fathers taught Save 20% the Reagan people were doing, boom and then them out of our domestic economy. But that revenues large enough to pay the dividends on the “us to hate Franklin Rooseveltr” inflation followed. I was wrong. It hasn’t tapered off a year ago and didn’t account for i stock and the interest on the bonds. With prices Baker said. happened that way. where all the money went anyhow. remaining flat or even dropping, it is anything but ^aiirlipstpr Hpralft rA, i He added, "It was not a good 4.88 19.88 5.97 2.77 certain they’re going to be able to do so. ’lamendment then ... and it isn’t a Supor K-Oro town Fortilizor Ortho® 15-oz.* wasp and WHETHER OR NOT you want to call the WE CAN SPECULA’TE that a lot of that money Founded In IN I good amendment now.” 5-lb.* Super K-Oro® plant Our 24.85. Handy 9” bump- In broadest outline the picture painted here food. All-purpose food Is food string trimmor. Electric 27-3-3. Promotes rich, dark homot spray. present conditions boom times or not, the has gone into manufacturing and plant and office bears a great deal of similarity to the profile of the RICHARD W. COSQRQVE...... Publisher While questioning whether it DOUGLAS A BEVINS...... Executive EdHor Icould be repealed quickly enough water soluble for thriving operation for lightweight green, lasting color. Also long-predicted inflation hasn’t shown up. Prices construction here and abroad. That would be in American economy in 1927 or 1928, a time when excellent for trees, ever­ are rising very slowly in the hotter parts of the accord with the policies of the Reagan JAMES P. SACKS...... MeneglngEditor do benefit Reagan. Baker said. “If Plants. handling, quality-constructed the government was also printing a lot of money ALEXANDER QIRELLI...... Auoclate EdHor Iwc can, I support it, if he will (run) *N6twt. for long life. 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HAQAR TH E HORRIBLE by Oik Brown* MANCHESTER HERALD, Friday, Aug. 1, 1966 - 9 PEANUTS by Chari** M. Sehuli 8 1 I'M MBP'toUS ABOUT PoHY&tieATIT- Hl.Ct/TiB... HA&AR ba seb a ll is our I CAN eo TAUKilN<9 T O eiT^AH&B J U & r n oN T ^ »V E WMAT6 'TOUfZ Th^B COUNTRY'S NUMBER ONE ^EITHER lUAV.. WOMEN Y0U(2 PieHT N A M E ? HORfZlBi,^; SPECTATOR SPORT,' BUSINESS r ^ T y )) Swi QUESTION; -J There are many other types of Capital appreciation funds try for thinking of investing In mutual accounts and funds, or Just those Please advise U.B. ACRES byJImOavl* itiutual funds. Some invest in even better results through var­ funds. Are they safe enough or too covered by FDIC and FSLIC? riB lu rsi SynOcBlt. Inc World figNi r t f V O about mutual stocks; some in bonds and other ious investment and trading big a gamble? fund invest­ long-term debt securities; some in techniques. ANSWER: I never wrote what HELLO.TREEI UOU'RE LOOKINCr (^a r r r r g h TI THE PHANTOM by La* PMk A By Barry FlNE.HI.eKU.' MU VOU'RE BLUE ments in six fig- Investors’ both. They all have potential for you say I did. It has been stressed But both growth and capital ANSWER: “ Gamble" is another TOPAV, GOOP MORNIN&.PLOWERe... I KNOW EXACTLV \ ures. Where varying degrees of both return and word for "risk," which you would here Uiat no one has ever lost OuTS(oe mePRestpeNVAL f¥UAce^. r/M 6ERIOUS. MY NAME 15 IT'S AFTER > I 7 appreciation funds take big price Vi WHAT GALL6 Hit Y can I get the Guide risk, because the values of their take on in all mutual funds, except money In a money market deposit WMLKER. PHONE IT IN. HE MIPNISHT, ^^^^A>00'RE a GIZZARP tumbles when the stock market WILL SEE ME. C R «y. GET LOST highest return shares rise or fall in line with the for money market mutual funds. I account or any other account at a goes into one of its periodic SURE HE BEFORE 1 POT A and be as safe William A. Doyle market values of the securities don’t think you ladies should take bank with FDIC coverage or a SBL WILL.SOTAN „ BULLET IN YOU ' , as possible? they hold. plunges. They are not for the faint with FSLIC coverage. APPOINT/MENT? of heart. on any risk at all. My advice is to Mutual funds holding bonds stay with CDs, which still pay more Money market mutual funds are ANSWER: ______usually provide high yields and The "six-figure investments” than money market mutual funds., not bank or S&L accounts and are You can’t. No moderately low risk. you mention, of course, involve not federally insured. Back In 197$, mutual fund or any other invest- most cases. $(00,000 or more. Whether you QUESTION: I have two money there was one case in which , ment provides both the highest In recent years, as well as over the long haul, "growth” and invest big bundles such as that or market accounts — one at a bank investors lost money in a money return and the greatest degree of market mutual fund — seven cents But money market mutual funds "capital appreciation" mutual small amounts, you have to aim insured by the Federal Deposit safety. It’s axiomatic that you , on the dollar in First Mutual Fund JiM PAV?6 0-1 now have relatively low returns funds have had the best "total either for high return or for safety. Insurance Corp., the other at an must take on some risk when you for Daily Income. As I write this, they pay dividends returns" — increase in value of You can’t be sure of getting both. S&L insured by the Federal look for high return. With that single unhappy occui^ producing annual yields of about shareholders' investnlents, as­ Savings & Loan Insurance Corp. I AFORme6Hc?snmotm.Ks. CAPTAIN EASY ®by Crooks 8 Caaale rence in mind, I always write tiiat 6.3 percent. Some pay a bit more; suming reinvestment of all divi­ QUESTION: I am one of several have been considering a money Money market mutual funds money market mutual funds are I THINK I COULD some a bit less. If you choose one of dends and capital gains widows who has Social Security market mutual fund, which pays have virtually no risk, because "virtually" free from risk. Non­ A BLONDIE by Daan Young A Blan Draka MEAW- SURPRISE THEW BY those funds and reinvest your distributions. benefits and pensions. Each of us higher. WHILE. BREAKING THROUGH they invest in short-term debt dividends to buy additional shares, has some money — $50,000 to You have mentioned that no one etheless, because they pay more THE FLOOR. BUT EVEN WITH THE ete in semiconductors, but ^ginning as a graphic artist in the art department and later which already have abandoned the But other analysts argued that are willing to lose money (or long ON THE FA8TRACK by Bill Holbrook the Americans still have a fierce moving to the computer graphics department. manufacture of low-cost memory the Japanese do have fundamental periods to accomplish that, Oia- G battle ahead of them, experts said The firm’s services include audio/visual presentations, chips because of a price war advantages over the Uifited States roff said. At the same time, he said, Thursday. ^BOB,Hoh)CMn make wgit.MS'ntgmsr^ MWiW 'ibo meeting planning, computer graphics, graphic art, typesetting instigated by the Japanese. in semiconductors, especially in the big companies that make chips The chip war is one the United PeoW fSfl. AT fiME FERHAR5 VbO COOlt> COULD &er EXCELLENT and printing. their quality of manufacturing and can afford to spend huge sums on bWMITlEV’RE W MAKE IT LE5S S oa^ H A N ^ m g - IDeA/ States cannot afford to lose, But Johnson said the new conces­ research and development even sions should prevent the Japanese the deep pockets of the huge W O fBCE? T \ m r w m „ . PLANTS./ because if Americans fall behind in when markets are ,weak. from taking over other markets, industrial companies that make Didan named credit officer the bones and blood of high chips. Prices of memory chips have technology, it could hurt U.S. such as those for logic chips and rebounded from their lows of late HARTFORD — Connecticut National Bank has announced the competitiveness in dozens of other the more powerful memory chips, "I hate to be terribly naive and last year because of improved promotion of Betsy F. Didan to conditional credit officer in the industries, analysts say. through the same strategy of think of Japanese as economic demand, the stronger Japanese bank’s Retail Operations Division. Didan manages the Although the tiny electronic selling products below cost. supermen,” but in some respects yen and the desire of Japanese chip conditional credit unit of the Deposit Control Services circuits known as semiconductors "Now we can fund development they are, said Richard Ozaroff, makers to avoid U.S. sanctions. are often called computer chips, ALLEY OOP '^by Dave Graue Department. She will attend the New England School of Banking at Williams they can also be found in cars, . A .1 T J i ^ I f 7 ~ refrigerators, stereos, talking € / f ^ t 9 » 6 King F e M u fi SyrxbCAto. Inc WorM nghtt r»w rv »d HAVE A COUPLE OF NOW I WANTA I SAW 'EM GOING/ Y'HEAR THAT, ! College in August. She and her husband, Rushid, live in YDUR MEN THROW/ ES, FIND OUT WHERE THAT WAY IN A MEN? LET'S GO I Manchester. teddy bears and * even npclear 1 TH IS BUM IN TH ' R KO OGIE AND BIG HURRY, VOUR V GET 'EM.' missiles. PIT, SERGEANT! M E L B A w e n t ; HIGHNESS.' "Chips are iihportant because COMING SATURDAY MR. MEN'- AND LITTLE MISS'- by Hargreaves A Sellers Downes takes over practice they drive all technology. I’m still 11BS6 Hargtaavat and Saiiori X 2 & a believer that technology is one of ANIM AL Ti AHPAH ANIAAAU^ Oialribulod by NEA.ine Deborah A. Downes, M.D., has assumed the practice of the great areas left in the United 7PC/R L E & ^ W ITH 7>v» uese ophthalmology from Walter M. Schardt, M.D., who retired in States,” said Paul Johnson, an Weekend Plus Magazine >UUEP A 1^ (SAUUEP A W H A T 1^ A June. Her office is located at 191 Main St., across the hall from the analyst for L.F. Rothschild, Unter- UOPECA, , BIPEO., former office. berg, Towbin, a New York securi­ Downes, a native of Hartford, received her bachelor’s degree ties firm. IJ "If you’re not at the center of the t and medical degree from Cornell University in New York. She completed her residency in ophthalmology at St. Luke's- technology, my concern would be that you’d stop getting state-of-the- Roosevelt Hospital Center in New York City. Downes specializes 2 Between the Lines: The story art chips. Perhaps their (Japa­ in cataract and laser surgery. She has'hospital privileges at behind the story, by Josie. THE BORN LOSER ®by Art Sanaom nese) companies would get the Manchester Memorial Hospital. state-of-the-art first and we’d get 1HI5 IS CR. WiNESfWr, HmiAFPtI„.flE'S 6ee,5HALLiaLL WOOW^ the chips that are a year old," he d Outiook: Every day we’re said. APp3Fe9S0PATTH& 4DU Mechanics’ Evans elected VP Ht?U 66TTEI2 Japan agreed Thursday to stop confronted with choices that tug at UWIVepSIT'T! (DPDQCIOR? I OO. At the annual meeting of the Board of Directors of Mechanics selling chips in the U.S. at our honesty. Savings Bank, Judith Hunter Evans was elected assistant vice below-market rates and to give president. The announcement was made today by President U.S. manufacturers a bigger share Puxxles Astrograph Edgar C. Gerwig. of the Japanese market. g Profiies: Judy Geis of Manchester Evans, Wethersfield branch officer, joined Mechanics as The creativity of American Community College. teller-supervisor in 1961. In 1974 she entered the management designers makes the United States training program, becoming branch officer of the newly opened the clear world leader in micropro­ ACROSS 3 Shade Answer to Previous Puzzle cessors, which serve as the brains a 0 Cover Story: Lifeguardingis more 4 Change into Bishops Corner office in 1976. N o R 1 T E R ^ O U f for personal computers, robots, 1 Outer (pref.) ' bone A native of Manchester, she is the daughter of Esther and than an easy summer Job for Walt 1 cars and military equipment, 5 Chinese sauce 5 Cries c A s H O E Francis Hunter. She was graduated from the NAMSB Branch 6 ^Birthday among other things. 8 Behold (Let.) A L P s E A L Adamy, who runs the Globe Hollow 6 Slangy Managers School in 1975 and the Connecticut School of Savings But the Japanese lead in the 12 Division of affirmative u N N Y August 2, 1986 A s T Banking in 1978. Memberships include the National Association production of most memory chips. Pool in ManchestePr ancient Greece FRANK AND ERNEST ‘ by Bob Thaves 7 Stories E of Bank Women and The Wethersfield Chamber of Commerce. They are a|so fighting for supre­ 13 Wood sorrel 8 Comes out In the year ahead you may attempt sev­ 1 T E W s K 1 N She resides in Windsor with her husband, Charles. macy in the brand new million-bit 14 Shed fur 9 Centennial 3 eral very ambitious ventures. You have 9 Weekend Television: Program memory chips with U.S. compan- 15 Baseball points State (abbr.) N O N N C o what it takes to make them work, pro­ X ( 0 ) vided you stay In your areas ol schedules, features and puzzles, 16 Preclude 10 Shellfish N o V E E R expertise. 17 Mideast 11 Feminine suffix s L Y N K E R N through p a ^ 16. seaport 20 Women's U G TE to buy LEO (July 23-Aug. 22) Doing something 18 Abominable patriotic society Q L A R fs T A snowman (abbr.) for another in hopes that you will re­ NO At the Movies: "Heartburn” is a 1 o N s N O X ceive m ore in return will backfire today. 19 Set of 22 Of age (Let., Airfone Inc. / l a k e a L o ^ delicious new comedy-drama... T ry to be helpful out of the goodness of symptoms abbr.) S L o E A R E your heart. Get a jum p on life by under­ At Morlartv Brother’* Used Cars Specials! 21 Note of the 24 Church gallery H A N O P o D STAMFORD — GTE Corp. has Comic Harold Ramis directs Robin standing the influences that will govern scale 25 Hebrew month announced an agreement to pur­ Williams... Film capsules. you in the year ahead. Send for your As­ chase Airfone, Inc., an Oak Brook, 81 DODGE MIRADA 85 5TH AVENUE 23 Slouch 26 Texas city 35 Silkworm 50 Construction tro-G raph predictions today. Mall $1 to «byNCA Santa Monica, Calif., formerly of a town meeting. The fact that Windsor, died Wednesday in St. Bolton teachers will be entering A Spring Street man has been Robert Weingarte the third year of a three-year St. on July 18, they noticed a man, said. Had the weapon discharged, John's Hospital, Santa Monica, charged with reckless endanger­ later identified as Oliver, walking Calif. He was the brother of John Robert Glenn Weingarte, 23, of 9 contract in the coming school year ment in connection with an inci­ the officers would have been Bausola Road, Andover, was pro­ makes new negotiations advan­ toward them with a shotgun.. struck, police said. Cooley of Manchester.^ ' dent last month in which he Police said that although they were dining is A nounced dead on arrival Thursday tageous to the town under the He also is sui^ived by his allegedly pointed a gun at police Police were able to grab the evening at Manchester Memorial education measure recently in a marked police cruiser, he mother, Evelyn (Vannie) Cooley of officers, police said today. barrel of the rile, identified as a .12 Hospital following an electrical enacted by the General Assembly. pointed the gun in their direction as Boynton Beach, Fla.; another William Oliver, 40, of 680 Spring he moved closer'. guage Ithica Deerslayer, and accident in Andover. He was the “We are. still in a three-year brother, George Cooley of Wind­ St., was arrested on a wnrrant and made the arrest. sor; and seven nieces. He was husband of Lorraine (Torro) contract,” 'said School Superin­ is being held on a $1,000 bond. The man disregarded orders to predeceased by a brother, William Weingarte. tendent Richard Packman. "The Police said that after investigat­ Oliver will be presented in a deiight put the weapon down and asked, Cooley Jr. He was born in Manchester Sept. state is requiring you go to fiscal ing a burglar alarm at 700 Spring Manchester Superior Court on “ What's going on here,” police A memorial mass will be held in 5, 1962, the son of Arthur and Monday. St. Gabriel Church, Windsor, at a Claudette Lambbrt Weingarte of Andover, and was a lifelong By Nancy Pappas U later date. Burial will be in St. G George's. 1 Civic Center Plaza, Hartford resident of Andover. Joseph Cemetery, Poquonock, at Herald Reporter (527-3900). the convenience of the family. He was employed as an electri­ SAVE NOW ON AMERICAS TOP NAME BRANDS! cal engineer at Gerber Scientific There's a French street cafe atmosphere Products Inc. He had attended Ah, sweet sum m er... when dining at this restaurant, which used to be La Lewis A. Brown Jr. Andover Elementary School and ou td oors is a sp e cia l treat! W hy is it Crepe. Watch the street scene on Asylum was a 1980 graduate of RHAM High and Ann streets. Lewi^ A. Brown Jr., 62, of 4 School and a 1985 graduate of that, when the air is hot, the lobster and Lunch and dinner 11:30 a.m. to 9 p.m. Skinner Hill Road, Andover, died Northeastern University. ribs taste ever-so-sweet? Thursday at Windham Community Besides his wife and parents, he Monday through Wednesday; until 10 p.m. G Memorial Hospital. He was the is survived by a brother, Jeffrey P. A l f i Many restaurants in this area offer Thursday; until 11 p.m. Friday and husband of Irene (Matchett) Weingarte of Queens, N.Y. casual dining beneath the sun and the Saturday. The menu, all items prepared Brown. A memorial service will be held on a rotlsserie, ranges from $4 to $7 at He was bom July 20, 1924, in Saturday at 11 a.m. at the Watkins stars. Others offer a chance for an Coventry, son of the late Lewis and Funeral Home, 142 E. Center St. elegant, moonlit repast. Here are a lunch, and from $7 to $18 at dinner. Reservations are not necessary. Jennie (Palm er) Brown, and was a Burial will be at the convenience of number of spots we found in our lifelong resident of Andover. He the family. There are no calling was employed by Nichols Tire and hours. travels. You'll find river views and SUMMlP G Harbor Park Restaurant. i Harbor waterfalls, lunches on the beach and Drive, Middletown (347-9999). dinners beneath grape arbors on sum This restaurant offers two ways to dine Town bomb suspect Hartford’s Franklin Avenue. Our listing outdoors: The balcony offers the same> is by no means complete — while we’d menu that's served indoors, and the lower like to have seen every spot in the st^ate, terrace serves casual fare, such as hot wins bond reduction w e had to con tent ourselves w ith som e dogs, hamburgers and seafood. For $9.95 on Tuesdays, you get mussels, oysters, Continued from page I group of children. Police said he of the highlights. steamers, corn on the cob, a one-pound the incident would hurt his chances had been lighting and exploding Remember that the outdoor meals chemicals in the area before lobster and a serving of red potatoes. For for seeing his children. are served only when weather permits. The search warrant was issued, approaching the teenagers. the same price on Wednesdays, you get following Lawler's arrest earlier Lawler's neighbors said explo­ If you’re in doubt, give a call. half a barbecued chicken, a slab of ribs, Wednesday on charges of reckless sions had been going on around the corn on the cob and salad. endangerment, breach of peace house for about a year and have The casual terrace Is open from 5 to 9 and unlawful discharge of a complained to police in the past. □ Abbott’s Lobster In the Rough. 173 p.m. weekdays; noon to 9 on Saturday firearm. One said that the most recent blast “C 31 The charges stemmed from an rocked the neighborhood. iiaaassT!! Pearl St., Noank (536-7719). and Sunday. The balcony is^open from incident in which Lawler allegedly Lawler has no criminal record, Famous and extremely popular, this 11:30 a.m. to 3 p.m. for weelI8E«1 $11.95; same food, same price as indoor dinners. Friday through Sunday, noon to 9 p.m. loss to O'Neill cost him the city's 49 Wade argued that Moffett had •• • delegates. The city's delegates failed to exercise the options brunch. Lunch and dinner from casual Lunch and dinner, 11:30 a.m. to One-pound lobster feast costs $14.95, G Russian Lady. 191 Ann st., Hartford would have given Moffett more available to him — including ^ U P T O 4 0 ^ patio menu (cold shrimp salad with midnight Monday through Thursday; until includes smoked bratwurst, steamers, corn (525-3003). than enough needed to force a asking the court to delay the asparagus, etc.), Monday through I a.m. Friday and Saturday; and until 10 on the cob, potato chips, salad. No primary. convention — and now wanted Dining al fresco takes the form of ribs Saturday, 11:30 a.m. to 16 p.m., $2 to $7.50 p.m. Sunday. Entrees are $5.95 to $12.95. reservations. on the roof at Russian Lady. 9 Earlier this month, Superior special treatment. * HY P AY WIOREJ Court Judge Leonard W. Dorsey "Mr. Moffett doesn't want to lunch and $5 to $10 dinner. Prices are Reservations suggested. An all-you-can-eat lunch is served from dismissed all three lawsuits Mof­ play by the rules,” Wade said. “ He about twice that high for indoor meals. O Fiddlers. lOWilcoxSt., Simsbury 11 a.m. to 3 p.m. Thursday and Friday, fett had filed seeking to have the believes he has a God-given right Reservations required. including ribs, chicken and a salad bar for election overturned or be declared to be the governor of this state ... G Caprlcclo Ristorante. 626 Franklin (651-3528). : Special note: It’s slightly inconvenient to $4.95. the winner, on grounds he missed He has no right to that office.” get your brunch plate refilled, since buffet Ave., Hartford (246-4122) A seafood restaurant with a land-locked the three-day statutory deadline Through a spokesman, O'Neill is set up indoors. Full menu of Italian meals, served on a view — this patio looks out on lush for challenging elections. said, “ Justice prevailed — the patio that's covered and surrounded by real ® greenery and trees. » On Thursday, Bieder argued courts have spoken.” G Torza’s 19th Hole. Route 63, Ellington Moffett filed suit as soon as he Moffett was out of state and (not plastic) grape vines. Full menu of sandwiches, seafood and (875-8518). knew the extent of the fraud^ could not be reached for comment. □ Blacksmith’s Tavern. 2300 Main St., Lunch 11:30 a.m. to 3 p.m. daily; dinner 3 steaks served Monday through Thursday, A very casual, picnic-table restaurant " I f the fraud that is allege‘d did Bieder said Moffett has other .Glastonbury (659-0366). to 10 p.m. Sunday through Thursday, to 11 11 ;30 a.m. to 11 p.m.; Friday and Saturday next to a nine-hole and a miniature golf not come to light until after the legal options, including a possible Casual munchies, such as sandwiches, p.m. Friday and Saturday. Entrees are $9.95 until 2 a.m.; and Sunday noon to 6. course. three-day statute of limitations, federal suit. But he added that the salads and appetizers, served at to $14.95. Reservations are suggested. Reservations suggested. Oppn daily from 11:30 a.m. to 6 p.m. that statute of limitations is chances for success diminish as umbrella-topped tables on a large new unconstitutional," Bieder said. »*time goes on. • e v e r y a i r conditioner *EVERY VCR Special note; Friday nights, a pair of Serves Reuben sandwiches, tuna melts, NO deck overlooking the Glastonbury Green lobsters, a potato, vegetable and salad cost hot dogs, hamburgers, beer. Less than . EVERY COLOR TV • EVERY REFRIGERATOR □ Caaa Mia. 381 Franklin Ave., Hartford REASONABLE and fountain. $11.95. A^couple can have a lobster apiece, • EVERY WASHER • EVERY DRYER • EVERY RANGE (728-3441). $3.50 per person. Blind art teacher makes class fun OFFER Lunch and dinner, 11:30 a.m. to 9 p.m. plus the side dishes, for $16.95. EVERY MICROWAVE • EVERY DISHWASHER • EVERY FREEZER Full menu of Northern Italian specialties, CLEVELAND (AP) — Volun­ the paper.,To each one, it added ••• IW ILLBE weekdays, noon to 10 p.m. Saturday, 4 to 9 6 served on a patio which looks out to teer art teacher Robert F. Lewis lines, shapes, dots and other marks REFUSED! p.ip. Sunday. $3 to $7, or about a third what G Twain's on the River. 125 Riverside tacked up a piece of white that converted an ordinary “ 8” ... I^UST BE SOLD ... NOW! you'd pay for full meals Indoors. No Franklin Avenue. G Qciston House. Goodspeed Plaza, East Drive, East Hartford (569-3003). cardboard, then pulled out a thick -into a clown face; a "1 ” into a reservations on deck. Lunch and dinner from 11 ;30 a.m. to 10 Haddam (873-1411). The patio next to the Connecticut River portrait of a fluffy-haired woman; felt-tip marker. He introduced the Special note: Sliding glass doors to the p.m. Monday, Wednesday and Thursday; to This ornate inn, built in 1853, is next to serves only appetizers — fried zucchini, marker as "Charlie” to the sixth- a "2 ” into a loud-mouth character. easyto getto I I p.m. Saturday; dinner 4 to 9 p.m. fried mozzarella and the like — and a raw grade class at William Rainey The youngsters — with attention ' ' I cocktail lounge allow you to hear the the equally elaborate Goodspeed Opera 445 Munromi 80.. , Sunday. Entrees $4.95 to $14.95. seafood selection, with a view of the Harper Elementary School. swinging from Lewis' instruction ■WCHISTI* b ^tio rfw id e ) evening entertainment. This is an House. A casiJsl deck restaurant, called to the pencils they applied to paper Reservations are a must. The Summer Garden, commands a good Hartford skyline as the backdrop. Charlie drew numbers across - advantage or disadvantage, depending — mostly drew remarkable like­ Open 4 to 10 p.m., Monday through the top of the cardboard. Lewis, upon your point of view. view of the opera house and the nesses of Charlie's sketches. blurring the lines between teach­ Connecticut River below, and offers soup, Saturday, Prices from 60 cents for a More remarkable is that Lewis, E-Z TEHMS: ing and entertainment, gently SUPER PISCOUNT CENTER IJIJ ____ •CASH single raw clam to $6.95 for an assortment 77, has had poor vision all his life, sandwiches, steamers, lemonade. reprimanded his person-marker; l^rr ^1 466 N M IT F IN U. - gflEUL EXIT OFF M4 |# 1# 647-9997 • CHEOIT CARO and five years ago was declared m oolEtTEOr. Noon to 11 p.m. Tuesday through that could easily serve as your meal. '"This is art, not m athem atics" • MONTHLY legally blind. He volunteers .five OPEN DAILY: MON-THURS TIL 9 • TUES-WEO-SAT TIL I • FRIOAT TIL 4 PAYMENTS Saturday; to 9 p.m. Sunday and Monday. Thursday through Sunday there are live So, in Lewis' hand. Charlie days a week, holding three to four Light meals from $1.95, full barbecue JRp, Motown aetT'SOB bands. No printed numbers randomly across art sessions each day at the school. dinner for $7.95. No reservations. reservations. It - MANCHESTER HERALD. Friday. Aug. 1. 1986 MANCHESTER HERALD. Friday, Aug. 1, 1986 - 13 Free Free Free Free Weekendere Funeral home tries fast lane

By Gooffryv Hovnas you drop your card in and then you and they would help me,” Givens A raw deal She knocks the tunes out The Auoclotod Press view the remains and then you said. “ This way they can come by Free music galore I drive on.” after working late shifts and then You won’t get a raw deal if you attend the free The Broadway musical sensation, “ Marne,*’ is DETROIT — A drive-through The deceased is displayed in a go home. They don’t have to get up There’s plenty of free music on Saturday in funeral home that’s open past Raw August Jazz festival oh Sunday in Hartford’s on stage this weekend at RHAM High School in casket tilted at a 45-degree angle early.” Elizabeth Park. Billed as the largest festival of Hartford, brought to you by the Evelyn Preston Hebron. It’s presented by the AHM Youth midnight caters to the ^reaved- toward the viewing window. Two Memorial Trust Fund. At 1 p.m.. Protege, The but-busy in the Motor Gty by. The drive-through stays open improvised music in New England, this afternoon Service’s Summer Youth Theater, tonight and bodies can be displayed simultane­ until 1 a.m., he said. Amber Tones Jazz Combo and Fresh Breeze will allowing them to pay their last will include John Zorn, Bill Barron and the Jazz Saturday at 8 p.m. 'HekeU are $4 each. Don’t miss ously, he said. ‘ No special permit was required present a concert at SAND School, 1700 Main St. respects — to go. Associates, Charles K. Noyes and others. The this production, with songs like “ We Need A Little ’ITiey drive up, sign a (xmdolence from the state to provide the At 2, you can hear the Bronx Mass Choir, Bobby " I t ’s just the same as looking in a concert will be from 1 to 6:30 p.m. The Foodshare Christm as" and “ M y Best G irl” featured. card, pull ahead to the viewing shoppiiig window,” he said. service, he said. He simply reno­ Jones & New Life Fellowship and the Greater vated one side of his building to Commission will be collecting non-perishable window for a moment of silence Givens, 81, got the idea came Hartford Summer Music Workshop at Horace accommodate drive-up traffic. foods throughout the afternoon. and exit Into traffic. Elapsed Ume: from a sim ilar operation in Bushnell Congregational Church, 23 Vine St. Saturday’s fine flicks 30 seconds. Atlanta. He said a group of women When the pervice first was ’The concept has been in use at employees at General Motors offered in 1971, about one body a Are you Reddy? Railroad Jamboree ’This week’ s film s at the Wadsworth Atheneum the Frank Givens Funeral Home Corp. and Chrysler Corp. automo­ week was displayed in the 8- by range from the innocent to the worldly-wise. since 1971. bile plants heard of the Georgia 10-foot window. Now that the International pop star Helen Reddy will Four musical groups will entertain all day Saturday morning, a most unusual version of “ It’s Just the same as a drive-in service and asked him to consider novelty has slackened, only about bank,” said owner Frank Givens. headline the final concert in the Sunset Sounds Saturday for the Canaan Railroad Days festival at “ Alice’s Adventures in Wonderland,” with Peter doing the same thing. 10 people to 15 people a year use the "There’s a box on the right where service, Givens said. series, on the groilnds of the Cigna Corporation in the Canaan Depot, Routes 7 and 44, Canaan. Dick Sellers as the white rabbit, will be shown at 11 "They said it would help them Bloomfield. She is known for such songs as “ Delta Straber will sing from 11 a.m. to 1 p.m.; Barber a.m. Tickets are |1, and the feature will be Dawn” and “ You and Me Against the World.” Jhe Shop Quartet from 1 to 2 p.m.; the Guy Wolff Band preceded by an animated short. free concert is at 7:30 Saturday evening: in case of from noon to 5 p.m. and Leo Liddle Band from 5 to At 8 p.m., the film is to be “ Suburbia,” a 1983 Star maps rain it-will be Sunday afternoon at 3. 7 p.m. Rain date is Sunday. look at the punk generation. Writer-djrector Penelope Spheeris used real-life street kids Patricia Neal will do three free perfor* instead of actors in this strange work, which pits a come to Curtain going up What’s underneath? gang called The Rejected against the Citizens mancee this weekend based on the Against Crime. Tickets for the adul^hows are $3. letters of Hellen Keller at the Abbey of Dfino OIK If you’re headed for the beach on Saturday, stop An exhibition of the undergarments worn by The films are in the Avery Theater^t the Regina Laudis in Bethlehem. Perfor­ New York in at Harkncss Memorial State Park, just south of Victorian women opens this weekend at the museum, 600 Main St., Hartford. ' mances will be tonight at 7, Saturday at New London. At 11 a.m., the park is featuring a Museum on the Green, 1944 Main St., Glastonbury. By KIley Armstrong family performance called “ Go for Baroque,” 3 and 7 p.m. The exhibit shows ladies’ dainties dating from The Associated Press featuring mime, actors, musicians and many 1870 through 1910. The building is open from 2 to 4 An early subiirb surprises. The performance is free. To get to the p.m. Sundays, 10 a.m. to 2 p.m. Mondays, and 1 to NEW YORK — Fans who gush park, take Route 213 south out of New London, and 4 p.m. Thursdays. The Hartford Architecture Conservancy will Neal does Keller about Garbo, go mad for Madonna follow the signs. offer a walking tour on Sunday called “ The West or wilt at the thought of Stevie j^SSAP O ? U Wonder now can swoon at their End: An Early Suburb.” The tour will leave from Fans of Academy Award-winning actress Hacking around the corner of Fern Street and Girard Avenue in idols’ doorsteps, thanks to two new Patricia Neal will have a rare Opportunity to view maps of celebrity addresses. A Mann-ifest destiny Hartford at 1 p.m., and last about two hours. Cost their idol in free performances tonight and The annual Hacky Sack and Frisbee Festival is $2 general, $1 for children and senior citizens. The maps are the unrelated Herbie Mann, to many the greatest jazz flutist of will be held Saturday from noon to 5 p.m. at Saturday at the Abbey of Regina Laudis in ventures of entrepreneurs who a-resiaurant all times, will present a free concert on Saturday Stanley Quarter Park in New Britain. The free Bethlehem. Included in her performance will be were surprised to learn that New outdoor event includes instruction by experts and letters of Helen Keller, most of which have never York had no star maps to call its evening at 8 on the New Haven Green. There will Goln’ antiquin’ own. plenty of low-key competition. The organizers been published. These performances will be be a large selection of ethnic foods, sold from “ Our map has as many famous booths which open at 5 p.m. Warm-up acts begin hope to break the Guiness record for the most The Sturbridge Sheraton Inn Antique Show will Neal’s only public appearances in Connecticut this Need a Fun Meeting Place? G year. people, if not more, than the Los at 6. It’s wise to go early, as some of the New Frisbees in the air at one time. be open from 11 a.m. to 6 p.m., Saturday and Angeles maps. They tend to have a Haven jazz concerts have drawn close to 200,000 Sunday, in a huge air-conditioned hall. The Performances will be tonight at 7 and Saturday lot of dead people, like W.C. Fields Massaro's West Side has wonderful facilities for at 3 and 7 p.m.'They are part of a medieval-style people. antiques and collectible show features both and Clark Gable. Our people are social clubs, business meetings or an afternoon of Free coffeehouse country and formal furniture. Admission is |3. fair which will be open from 10 a.m. to 6 p.m. alive and we have more,” c la im ^ Saturday, with a chicken barbecue that’s served writer John McCabe, 34, creator of cards with friends. Air conditioning, comfortable Stars & stripes forever The Wintonbury Folk Fellowship this month from noon on. Other foods w ill be available from the pocket-size ’’New York Celeb­ seating and a soothing atmosphere... in addition to our features Bob Maurice of Manchester, and Brooks It’s polkabratloni the abbey’s herb garden, dairy and restaurant. rity Locator.” fine foods and beverages... can make a dull meeting McCabe’s $5 map does, however, Orchestra New England brings their popular Williams of Northampton, Mass., at its monthly .’The Abbey is on Flanders Road, off Route 6 in bend to tradition by including memorable! Make the best of your gathering at stars and stripes concert to the Manchester - coffeehouse. The performance gets underway at There will be polka dancers, dozens of Bethlehem. Orchestra In costume craftsmen, delicious ethnic foods and even a chess addresses of late “New York Massaro’s. Bicentennial Band Shell this Veekend, under the 7:30 p.m., at Wintonbury Baptist Church, 54 Maple Notables” like 444 East 57th St., exhibition at the New England Polka Fest this direction of James Sinclair. John Philip Sousa Ave., Bloomfield. There is no charge for See Epstein In play where MaiilyiLMonroe lived after 331 Center Street marches, Scott Joplin ragtime and Johann Orchestra New England will perform formers are dressed in 1890s costumes admission or refreshments. weekend in Ansonia. Two New York polka groups, her marriage to Arthur Miller; 34 (Corner of Broad and Onter, next to CUirvrU) Sunday at 7 p.m. at the Manchester the Karolinka Polka Dancers and the Polonaise Strauss waltzes will be among the works featured. to play Sousa marches, Strauss waltzes Howard Epstein of Manchester will appear in Gramercy Park East, once occu­ 647-9995 The 18-menriber orchestra, dressed in costumes of Bicentennial Band Shell. The per- ai^ Joplin rags. Folk Dancers, are being brought up for the the musical, ‘”rhe Pajama Game,” tonight and pied by Ox’s wicked witch of the the period, perform in their own 1890s-style Get down and boogie two-day fete. The Karolinkas are led by Beverly SatQrday at 7:30 p.ih. at Tolland High School West, Margaret Hamilton; and 151 gazebo. The concert is at 7 p.m., and is free. In Dembeck, a former national polka champion; the auditorium. ’Tickets at $5 for adults and |2 for East 74th St., which Henry Fonda The music is free tonight at Jillson Park in owned and Yul Brynner rented. case of rain, it will be moved to East Catholic High polonaise group has been featured at New York’s children under 12 will be available at the door. Willimantic, as the Shaboo All Stars, James McCabe’s list of 134 celebrities DAVIS FAMILY RESTAURANT School. All that glitters Floating along Lincoln Center. Seven bands will play throughout Reservations can be made by calling 875-4094. Montgomery, A1 Anderson, Oasis, Perfect the festival, which runs from 11 a.m. to 11 p.m. sprang from a four-year hobby of Stranger, Double Take and The Fabulous clipping addresses out of newspap­ Calflor Plaza, Maachaster 6 4 9 -5 4 8 7 “ All That’s Gold” is the title of a children’s There should be more than 100 homemade rafts Saturday, and from 11 a.m. to 10 p.m. on Sunday. Rhinestones take the stage. There is no admission ers and magazines. Gossip co­ Music at sunset show, to be presented free tonight at 7:30 and in the Connecticut River on Saturday, for the 12th Tickets are $8 at the gate, and children under 8 On a wing and a ... charge to the park, but you’ll have to pay if you lumns, he noted, often mention Weekend Speclele Saturday afternoon at 2:30 at the Wallace Stevens annual Connecticut River Raft Race. It starts out will be admitted free. The festival will be at celebrities’ new addresses an<) list You’ll enjoy free music for picnicking on Stage of the Hartford Insurance Group on Asylum from Hurd State Park at 10 a.m. and finishes at want to hop on the 20 amusement rides. The Warsaw Park on Pulaski Highway in Ansonia. ’The air will be filled with small planes on concerts start at 4 this afternoon and run until famous neighbors as well. Sunday at 7 p.m. in the Glastonbury Town Park, Avenue in Hartford. This show is presented by a Haddam Meadows State Park around 3 p.m. More Sunday, as the Greater Willimantic Chamber of Bill Berry, 27, and Tim McDo­ Prime Rib *8.95 corner of Hubbard and Main streets. In case of cast of 40 who range in age from 6 Iq 14. The show than 2,500 are expected at the festive finish, where after midnight. If it rains, look for some of the Commerce presents an air show at Windham nough, 26, got the idea for their same performers between 1 and 4 on Sunday rain, the concert will be cancelled. is about Wild Bill and his gang. there will be free music and refreshments for sale. Collins In Putnam Airport. There will be parachute demonstrations, ’’New York Map to the Stars’ London Broil w/muahroom aauoa afternoon. “ aerobatics” by daring pilots, radio-controlled Homes! ” while walking through Folksinger-songwriter Lui Collins will present a model planes, airplane and helicopter rides and Central Park with a visiting friend Swordfish *7.99 concert Saturday evening at 8 at The Bradley more. ’The gates open at 10 a.m., for ground and pointing out the Dakota where (til Iht tbotm ttn til with oholoi ol poltio, ttltd, roll S bulltr) Playhouse, 30 Front St., Putnam. This is part of a displays and an Air Force multi-media program. John Lennon’s widow, Yoko Ono, still lives. About Town series of acoustic music which will also bring the The air show starts at 1 p.m. Admission is $6 for They eventually came up with Butch Thompson Trio to town in September. . adults, $4 for children 12 to 16 and free to those Tickets are M. 120 stars, from Woody Allen (930 It^areal under 12. Fifth Ave.) to Pia Zadora (781 Red Cross gives CPR course Thralls Installed at state level Fifth Ave.) Their large, white and ^^^SSAPO;S fuchsia map sells for $3.50. Connecticut Valley East Branch of the American Betty Thrall, president of World War I Barracks ” We canvassed friends, then Red Cross will spon.sor a three-day course in Auxiliary 786 of Manchester, recently was elected and swingiiftiine. College Notes outsiders. Friends of friends called y j i cardiopulmonary resuscitation from Aug. 12 to 14. installed World War I state department president at us; neighbors (of celebrities); 6:30 to 9:30 p.m., at its headquarters. 20 Hartford the 29th annual convention at the Yale Inn in Meriden. people were sending us names prtttnitour ^ arestauTant Road. Those participating must be at least 13 or have She received a commendation on Americanism. She from all over,” said Berry. "Cab weekend tpecialt completed Grade 7. The cost is $25. Krumlns graduates from Central A lC reports honors also is a guard for the eastern conference. It^ America! drivers knew; doormen, shopkeep­ Baked Stuffed Zuccini ...... *6.50 To register, call the office, 643-5111. Her husband. Barracks Commander Fred Thrall, Ingrid Kmmins, daughter of Mr. and Mrs.John American International College. Springfield. ers, real estate people — we could was installed as state department chaplain. He also is From the rides to the shows. They’re swingin’ Entertainment, llie Marcey Brothers, Modem Krumins of 56 Henry St., recently graduated from Mass., has named Paul V. Burke of Oak Forest Drive ask anyone,” said Berry. Veal Caccialore ...... *6.75 Girl Scouts start alumni group eastern conference chaplain. Other barracks at HERSHEYsm Lake Compounce all summer Country Sounds, Mon-Sun, Ju ^8-A u g 3, Central Connecticut State University with a bache­ and Karen T. Wright of 25 Brent Road to its dean’s list Each tip was verified by three Baked Scrod ...... *6.95 members participating were: Ethdl Brown Swanson, long. So come and swing with us, then cool lor’s degree in accounting. for the spring semester. sources before making it onto their Tet^erloin Tips Au Sherry ...... *7.95 The Manchester-Bolton Girl Scout Association is Shows at3:00,4:30,7:45 and 9:00. Special list. The easiest, he said, was Claus Florence Streeter and Elizabeth Jesanis. Veal Cutlet Napolean ...... *8.75 organizing an alumni association and seeking those Members may attend the department meeting Aug. off in the Lake or on the brand new Waterslide. Sizzlin’ Prices (every day thraJ^31) Von Bulow, whose 060 Fifth Ave. interested in becoming members. Those interested in ,10 at 1:30 p.m. at the Veterans’ Home & Hospital. Bring the family back for the fun of it. $5.95 from 10-5 daily ($ 4 .!» for Gleba earns honors at Clark address is listed in the phone book. 331 (Henter Street Culleton, Flynn honored (Corner o f Broad and Center, next to Carveli) joining or being on an organizing committee, may Rocky Hill. New Rides. Tunxis Twirl, Water- Jurd(frs). $3.95 after 5. Prices include Mary-Ellzabeth Gleba, daughter of Gaudette McCabe al$o checked his tips send their names and addresses on a post card to slide, Pirate Ship, Wave Swinger, Desrochers of 19 Summit St., earned a bachelor’s Stonehill College, North Easton, Mass., has named through doormen, repair people, 647-9995 Linda Warenda, 31 Lenox St. all entertainment and theme park neighbors and friends in the news Blood pressure screening set Musik Express and three more degree in liberal arts at Clark University, Worcester, Colleen M. Calleton of 185 Green Road, and Kathy A. rides. Separate admissions fw Mass. She graduated cum laude. Flynn of 33 E. Eldridge St. to its dean’s list. Both are media to come up with the Locator, Band shell presents bluegrass The Senior Citizens’ Health Clinic will hold blood Kiddie rides. Special Beach and Waterslide. sophomores. which includes celebrities like pressure screenings Monday from 9 to 10 a m. at Dick Clark (725 Fifth Ave.), Henry The Last Fair Deal will give a free bluegrass Westhill Gardens. 24 Bluefield Drive, and from 10:45 Central lists honors ^ Kissinger (435 East 52nd St.) and Friday A Saturday Specials to 11:30 a m. at Bennet Senior Housing, 146 Main St, Sigourney Weaver (12 West 72nd performance Monday at 7 p.m at the Manchester Lake Avenue, Bristol, Connecticut Richter earns degree for Bennet residents only. Clayton Wainnm of 503-B E. Center St. and r St.) • BBQ Spare Ribs ...... ~*7.95 Bicentennial Band Shell at Manchester Community Take Exit 31 oil 1-84, then follow the signs. Park open daily Irom 10 to 10. For details call 582-6333. Catherine Zizka of 31 Bayberry Road, Bolton, were \ College. In case of rain. the show will be Wednesday at Barton A. Richter of Manchester, received a HERSHEY is a trademark used under license. named to the dean’s list for the spring semester at • Shrimp & Chicken Minokino ...... ^ .9 5 7 p.m Those attending may bring chairs. bachelor of science degree from West Virginia German composer Johannes Session discusses brain Injuries Central Connecticut State University. Wesleyan College, Buckhannon, W. Va. Brahms died in 1807. • Ribeye Steak...... •7.95 Blood drive needs donors ELLINGTON — The Vernon Area Satellite Support • Veal Scallopini ...... *6.50 Group of the Connecticut Traumatic Brain Injury • Mixed Seafood Casserole...... *6.95 Connecticut Valley East Branch of the American Association will meet Monday at 7:15 p.m. at Red Cross will hold a blood drive at St. James School Ellington Ambulance Building next to Ellington High Reggae revived in Jinnmy new movie cafeteria. 73 Park St., Monday, from 11:45 a m. to 5 School, Maple Street. The group will compile a list of LA STRADA Restaurant needs of members. For more information, call John p.m. Appointments for donors be made by calling By Lawrence Kllmon to fit the urban part of the film ,” Cliff said. 471 Hartford Road 643-6165 643-5111. Walk-ins will be welcome. Those wishing to Clark, 749-9031. The session will be open to the public. The Associated Press "So, some names were thrown out. When volunteer as workers may call the same number. Elvis Costello’s name came out, it stuck Mon.-8al. 5:30-10 / Sun. ’til 9 Christian club hears clown NEW YORK — As a charismatic singer- with me, because I knew his music. I thought 9 tu rn ed ^tlaw in the cult movie “ The it would be interesting for me todoa rock ’n’ Seat belt group seeks members Manchester Area Christian Women’s Club will HardSf^They Come,” Jimmy Cliff exp(Med roll-type song with someone like him.” hold a brunch Aug. 13 from 9:30 to 11:30 a.m. at reggae music to a wider audience. He hopes G iff, perhaps the world’s most popular NIKKI’S Mary-Jane Pazda of Manchester is the newest The Colony in Vernon. history will repeat itself with “ Club living reggae artist, is no stranger to rock member of the Connecticut Safety Belt Coalition’s Nancy Mott of Coventry, a former clown, will show Paradise.” music. He left his Jamaican homeland in the Weekend Specials Saved By The Belt Club. Pazda. a mother of two, was some of her clown collection. Cherie Hill, a medical In the new summer comedy. Cliff and 1960s and lived in England for a time, in an accident on Jan. 22 in which the car she was student from Glastonbury, will be the soloist. Joyce (x>mic Robin Williams are partners in a working primarily with rock musicians. Eggplant Gisserole ...... *7.95 driving hit a cement barrier. The club encourages Witherall of Riverside. R.I., who tutors deaf children, seedy Caribbean resort that caters to a Several rock and pop singers have covered Chicken Divan ...... (...... *7.95 drivers and passengers to wear seat belts. Those will be the speaker. wacky clientele. The movie is a far cry from his songs, including Bruce Springsteen, who interested in becoming a member may call the Reservations may be made until Wednesday by ’”Tlie Harder ’They Come,” which offered a recorded G ift’s ’"Trapped” for the USA for Prime Rib ...... *8.95 coalition at 724-5945. calling 872-4876, 649-3423 or 633-6169. grim view oflifein Jamaica. Yet there is one Africa LP. Veal Francais ...... *8.95 striking similarity between the two movies: For “ Club Paradise,” G iff wrote and A ll above served with Salad, Potato Sc yegetahle. reggae plays a key role in both. performed seven songs. ’The movie also In the 15 years since he starred in ‘ "The features a song by calypso king the Mighty Harder ’They Come,” G iff has seen a host of From Nikki With Love Cinema Sparrow, and songs from the reggae bands pop performers experiment with the music Blue Riddum and Well Pleased and 254 Broad St. • ManchcBter be belped introduce, including the Police, Satisfled. aezm UB-40, Joe Jackson and the Rolling Stones. G iff didn’t use his new fusion sound but 646-3000 HARTFORD 3:20, 5:30, 7:50, 9:55, 11:50; Sun 1:20, midnight. — THe Warriors (R) FrI and “ I would have liked to get some of the returned to traditional reggae because Cinema City — About Lost 3:30, 5:30, 7:50, 9:55. — Back to School Sot midnight. Night...(R) FrI-Sun 1:30, 3:45, 7:15, (PG-13) FrI and Sot 12:55, 3:05, 5:10, exposure that they have got, but I just put it that’s what Americans have come to expect, 7:X, 9:M, 11:25; Sun 13:55, 3:05, 5:10, down to saying, ’O.K., my time hasn’t come 6 9:40. — The Great Mouse Detective

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We tried to get him work wonders for your pitching ates, The conversation went like graduates are speaking English, nee Blakely. 1984. Rated R. Boyd, suspended since July 11 three days, through July 13, but he [E S PN ] SportsCenter certain counseling but it wasn’t the arm, says Cleveland Indians relief this: * as they learned it from their peers. DEAR ABBY: In my wildest 0l3OPM CZD Too Close for Comfort [USA] P e tro ce lli (60 min ) while he confronted police in was suspended again July 16, the [M A X ] MOVIE; 'Second Time Lucky' right kind at that time. This pitcher Scott Bailes. "Hey. Amy, stand over by the It was not taught in the classroom imaginings, I never thdOghCxI (H) Benson suburban Chelsea, underwent hos­ day after the All-Star Game. The 9:30PM tie) CNN Headline News Two shy college students struggle to keep program will give him complete The 24-year-old rookie, who lilac bush so’s I can get your — but it was tolerated there. My their innocence when they find themselves Red Sox said it would continue would be writing to Dear Abby, bin @ Hogan's Heroes (^1) Noche de Gala pital tests, and was arrested for not support, complete counseling. in the Garden of Eden. Diane Franklin, Ro­ spent three days recuperating pitcher. And for gawd’s sake, get heart goes out to the young people. listen to this. A fter attending a 50th @ (p NBC Nightly News paying an old speeding ticket, was indefinitely until the club could [HBO] MOVIE: 'Arthur' A young million­ ger Wilson. Roger Helpmann. 1984. Rated He’s happy with it. We are.” from two ulcers, returned to action that cap tassel out of your eyes! Their manner of speaking is not high school reunion, my “first to return to the roster today and clarify certain issues which it did (H) Nightly Business Report aire falls in love'with a girl from the wrong NR. After a complete medical eva­ Thursday night and shut out the The sucker don’t add nothin’ to necessarily a fair evaluation of side of the tracks Dudley Moore, Liza Min­ not specify. love” wrote to me telling me the dS} A B C N e w s [T M C ] M O V IE: 'Rebel Rousers' A m o­ was tentatively scheduled to pitch luation. which Boyd said included A Detroit Tigers on two hits for four your beauty, you know” their intelligence. It is more a old feelings had never died. Abby, nelli, Sir John Gielgud 1981. Rated PG, Tuesday. dD Noticiero SIN torcycle gang terrorizes a couple before negative tests for drugs, team The previous night, Boyd had innings as the Indians recovered "I seen Kevin and I told him he reflection on an educational sys­ he has a m arriage of 42 years and I 1 0:00PM (® N ew s they escape from bondage. Jack Nichol­ (SD H arper V alle y While he was out of action, the ' physician Dr. Arthur Pappas gave been stopped by two detectives from a six-run deficit to win 8-7. done real good in his salitory tem that failed, and on a society am a recent widow. (® C4§) The Love Boat (CC) Emily Hay­ son. Cameron Mitchell. Diane Ladd. 1969. Red Sox, leaders in the American [CNN] Showbiz Today Rated R. him medical clearance to resume outside his Chelsea condominium “The only real effect of the speech, and he — you know — that doesn’t care. He’s written some beautiful wood's love for Capt. Stubing grows as [ESPN ] Mark Sosin's Salt Water Jour League East, lost 10 of 13 games. full activity with the Red Sox. and searched for drugs. Police said blushed bright red an’ an’ you she takes another cruise, ship entertainers m o v ie : Earthbound’ A ulcers is. I had three or four day.*; letters and I have answered a ll but nal (R). 1 2;05AM (X) When Boyd was suspended. 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O ) Fugitive him was postponed from last BLONDIE, CLASS OF ’35 (^b) MOVIE: 'Stingray* A mysterious ^ ) Alfred Hitchcock Presents season,” said Red Sox manager was hospitalized by the team. Bailes, whoistied forihe ALlead "Ain’t this graduation a blast? One can alw ays ask the pharm a­ @ Wheel of Fortune loner with a Corvette Stingray battles the Tuesday until after the baseball dD More Real People John McNamara. American League officials, Boyd. in appearances with 47. entered the Really awesome — and I mean it. cist to have the prescription only DEAR BLONDIE: With such" §4) MacNeil-Lehrer Newshour ruthless head of the Mexican underworld. season. Nick Mancuso, Susan Blakely, Robyn dD Gene Scott Thursday’s announcement by Pappas and the Major League gam e in the .sixth inning after Everyone got their diplomas” partially filled until the buyer smart friends you don’t need any ® Newlywed Game Douglass. 1985. Part 1 of 2, (R) In Stereo. [E S P N ] Commonwealth Games Cover­ the club said Boyd would be paid Baseball Players Association. The decision to suspend Boyd a starling pitcher Rich Yett had Abby, what language are these knows how she (or he) reacts to the dD Noveia; Marla de Nadie (60 m in) advice from Dear Abby. (Si) Star G am es (60 min ) age of the 1986 Com m onwelath Games is from July 14 and has worked out Before being hospitalized. Boyd second time apparently was made allowed consecutive homers in the graduates speaking? Where did medication. A P photo dZ) Nightly Business Report [CNN] CNN Evening News featured from Scotland. (60 min.) regularly. had resisted the team’s urgings before the incident with police. fifth by Alan Trammell, Kirk they learn it? In their English dD Super Rock Concerts: International When I had an adverse reaction [ESPN] Top Rank Boxing from Atlantic 12:45AM [H B O ] m o v ie : 'k g o d ' “ We worked out a very compre­ that he get psychological help. Gorman said team owner Hay­ Dennis "Oil Can” Boyd, who has run afoul of the law and Gibson and John Grubb to fall classes? From their peers? But (Every teen-ager should know Super Rock C ity, N J (2 hrs.) G to a procedure in the dentist’s When a radio station changes to religious hensive program for Dennis for the Boston opens a three-game home wood Sullivan “ had gotten some behind 7-1. who are these peers who have the truth about sex. drugs and how [CNN] Moneyline programming, all hell breaks loose. Dab­ the Boston Red Sox, was to be returned to the team's chair, my dentist wrote a prescrip­ [M A X ] MOVIE: Commando' (CC) A rest of the year for counseling and- ■'-series against the Kansas C ity indications there mighlf|ib some The Indians scored three runs in matriculated in several years of to be happy. For Abby’s booklet, ney Coleman. Paul Reubens. 1980. Rated tion for LI Valium tablets — my [ESPN] SportsCenter former veteran battles an old adversary in support,” said Red Sox general Royals'tonight. problems” even before the roster today and tentatively is scheduled to pitch for the the bottom of the fifth and four in training in grammar and still can’t send your name and address an effort to rescue his kidnapped daughter. PG. first ever. He anticipated my need [TMC] MOVIE: 'National Lampoon's manager Lou Gorman. “Any prob­ The righthander was Boston’s incident. Sox on Tuesday. the eighth while Bailes limited the speak intelligently enough to be clearly printed with a check or European Vacation' The Griswold family Arnold Schwarzenegger, Rae Dawn 1 :00AM ® Comedy Tonight for more for future visits. Chong 1985 Raled R Tigers to a pair of singles. Carmen , accepted for more than the most money order for $2,50 and a long, takes Europe by storm when they win an ® Joe Franklin Show « all-expenses-paid trip on a game show [USA] Adventures of Sherlock Holmes Castillo’s RBI double rapped the menial job? My pharmacist was fully cooper­ dD Comedy Break stamped (39 cents) self-addressed Chevy Chase, Beverly D'Angelo, Eric Idle. Indians’ eighth-inning comeback. ative when I asked him to give me 1 0:30PM CD 01) News PERSNICKETY envelope to: D ear Abby. Teen 1985. CtD CNN Headline News Giants walk their way The loss was only the fourth in 15 only five tablets. That was six Booklet, P.O. Box 38923, Holly­ [U S A ] Dance Party USA C24) Fritz Scholder: An American Portrait [C N N ] Crossfire American Indian artist Fritz Scholder and games since the All-Star break for DEAR PERSNICKETY: The months ago. and I still have two wood, Calif. 90038. [D IS ] Still the Beaver 7:30PM CID d D p m M ag azine his work are profiled the Tiger.s.. Cleveland ended its ® Wheel of Fortune (38) Dick Van Dyk^ 1:30AM ® Coors Concert Series out of a losing streak three-game losing streak, putting ® Major League Baseball: New York (4lD Noveia: Amo y Senor ® Telephone Auction both teams six games behind M e ts at M o n treal (3 hrs.) (57) Capitol Journal dD Independent Network News first-place Boston in the tight AL (H) Major League Baseball: New York % By Eric Prewitt Teen asks about tampon use [TM C] MOVIE; 'Night of the Lepus* A [C N N ] Newsnight Update hitter. He leads the league with a East race. Yankees at Cleveland (2 hrs., 30 min ) The Associated Press husband-and-wife team of scientists at­ [ESPN ] Australian Rules Football '86 .424 average as a pinch-hitter. The New Y ork Yankees are in d§) Major League Baseball: Montreal at tempt to control nature without destroying D E A R D R . (60 min.) The Giants scored the winning second place, four games behind pression (abnormally wide mood N e w Y ork M o ts (2 hrs.. 30 min.) the natural balance Stuart Whitman. Janet SAN FRANCISCO - Roger GOTT: My [TM C] MOVIE: 'Brief Encounter' Two run without getting a hit. Jose the Red Sox. B altim ore is 4‘/i out swings) is better treated with other @ Jeop ardy Leigh, Rory Calhoun. 1972. Rated PG. Craig held a pre-game team mother's friend married strangers meet by chance and fall Uribe walked to opening the inning and Toronto is 5'A back. medicine — like lithium — than dS) ® Major League Baseball: Kansas 10:45PM [D IS] DTV passionately in love. Celia Johnson, Trevor meeting, perhaps to restore any says that a g irl and Garrelts sacrificed him to “ You’ve got to anticipate, with with stimulants and depressants. I City at Boston (2 hrs . 30 min ) Howard. 1946. Rated NR. confidence lost during the San shouldn’t use 1 1:00PM OD (3) (3® g® News second. Atlanta third baseman the strength that all the teams think your husband should get (40} Price Is Right ,1:45AM [M A X ] MOVIE: 'Uttle Drum- Dr. Gott (X) (38) M-A*S"H FrSncisco Giants’ recent four- Rafael Ramirez then threw Dan have, the talent, that it w ill be close tampons until another opinion. dZ) Summer Scene mer GirT (CC) An American actress in game losing streak. she’s m arried. IX) H angin' In England, with pro-Palestinian sympathies, Gladden’s grounder past first, all the way through.” Grubb said. [CNN] Crossfire “1 just knew that after that Another friend 0l) Odd Couple is recruited by a team of Israeli operatives allowing Uribe to go to third. “ It’s hard to forget about this. You Peter Gott, M.D. DEAR DR. GOTT: My breath is [ESPN ] U.S. Olympic Festival Coverage v; (18J Fridays to become a double agent. Diane Keaton, meeting, we’d score nine or ten Garber walked Robby Thompson don’t like losing these kinds of says that tam- so bad that I’m embarrassed to of men's basketball finals, men's gymnas­ Klaus Kinski, Yorgo Voyagis. 1984. Rated runs,” the Giants’ manager joked (20) Tales from the Darkside to load the bases before Maldonado gam es” p 0 n s will talk to people. I must brush my tics, springboard, diving, and weightlifting R. after Candy Maldonado’s bases- s)*T-tch the hy­ from Houston. TX. (2 hrs., 30 mm.) (24) Doctor Who watched a full-count offering stay Pal Tabler singled in one run and teeth and gargle at least 10 times a 2:00AM IX) m o v ie : incredible loaded walk in the bottom of the wide, forcing home Uribe. Julio Franco singled in two more men. but won’t [H B O ] Ray Bradbury Theatre: Mari­ 0D 24 Horas Shrinking Man' After being enveloped in day. I’ve tried changing my diet, onettes, Inc ninth gave the Giants a 3-2 win over The Giants took a 2-0 lead in the break it. W hat’s (5^ S C T V a strange glowing fog, a man discovers he for Cleveland to lie the game 7-7 in mouthwashes and toothpaste, but [USA] Radio 1990 the Atlanta Braves Thursday first on Thom pson’s double, a the eighth against Bill Campbell, the truth here? I ’m 15 and active in D E A R D R . G O TT: M y brother is Abbott and Costello is getting smaller and smaller. Grant W il­ to no avail. I have a constant liams. Randy Stewart. 1957. night. single by Joel Youngblood, Chris 2-3. Franco took second on the sports, and using a sanitary pad is 18 and still wets the bed. What can 7:45PM [DIS] Mouseterpiece Thea­ [CNN] Moneyline postnasal drip — couid that be the te r dD Grizzly Adams “We didn’t lose four in a row. Brown’s RBI grounder and Chili throw from the outfield, moved to getting to be a drag. be done about it? cause? I also get tonsillitis occa­ [D IS ] Adventures of Ozzie and Harriet We’ve won one in a row,” he added, [H 0O ] MOVIE: over tbe DavisS^tn-scoring single. third on a wild pitch and scored the 8:00PM (® Mistral's Daughter (CC) [USA] Night Flight 2:15AM sionally. Are my tonsils to blame? Brooklyn Bridge' A man who dreams of displaying the optimistic attitude Ted Simmons homered in the winning run when Castillo greeted DEAR READER: A tampon will Three generations of women are drawn to­ gether by their love for a passionate artist. 11:15PM [HBO] Liza in London Liza owning a posh restaurant in Manhattan which has been generally rampant fourth for the only run off Giants break the hymen if the hymen is DEAR READER: The answer Jim Slaton with a double off the DEAR READER: Chronic ton­ (3 hrs.) Part 3 of 3, (R), performs New York, New York and Ca­ must marry a woman he doesn't love so in the clubhouse of one of base­ starter Steve Carlton, who allowed fence in left. depends on the reasons your baret. along with many other songs from that he can receive the financial support large and the tampon is inserted sillitis that affects the back of the ® MOVIE: 'Dressed to Kill' When a ball’s most surprising teams. The brother continues to wet the bed the London Palladium (90 min.) In Stereo needed to start the business. Elliott Gould, five hits in 5 1-3 innings. Ken “ You don’t have to gel hit hard to correctly. On other hand, the suburban housewife is brutally murdered, tonsils, out of sight, can cause bad Margaux Hemingway, Sid Caesar. 1984. Giants, losers of 100 games last He may have a physical problem, the search begins for a psychopathic killer. Griffey blooped an RBI single lose sometimes.” Campbell said. hymen can be broken by physical breath with or without sore throat. 1 1 :30PM ® A Current Affair Rated R. such as incontinence, that should Angie Dickinson, Michael Caine, Nancy A l­ season for the first time in the against Garrelts, 9-7, to tie the “ I thought I made, the pilches I activity. Further, many girls do [® MOVIE: 'Trilogy of Terror' Karen A P Photo be investigated by a urologist: or A postnasal drip usually will not len. 1980. m o v ie : Les Miserables' franchise’s long history, climbed score in the ninth. wanted to, but it didn’t work out” not have much of hymen to begin Black plays the roles of four tormented 2:30AM (X) his bedwetting may be due to produce bad breath, unless the d D do) Webster (CC) Katherine and A prison escapee faces his freedom with Darryl Strawberry of the Mets has his Mitchell Wednesday in New York. back to within four games of A fter G riffe y ’s hit; D ale M urphy Trammell had lined a two-run with, so I think your best option is women in three contemporary stories of emotional factors that could best drip is caused by a low-grade George are astounded at W ebster's reac­ the bizarre. Karen Black, Robert Burton. an urge for revenge until a bishop gives him front-running Houston in the NL belled a drive to deep left field, but homer to left to start the Tigers’ to discuss the situation with your tion when they finally agree to give him a the wealth he came to steal. Richard Jor­ hea(j shaved clean by teammate Kevin be addressed by counseling. Either infection of the adenoids or sin­ 1975 West. the infamous Candlestick Park fifth-inning oiilbiirsl. Two pilches doctor and determine if tampons BB gun (R). dan. Anthony Perkins. 1978, way. this problem is clearly uses. Check with an ear. nose and (® MOVIf: 'They Saved Hitler's Brain' The Giants managed only seven wind kept the ball in the park for a later, Gibson drove his 17th home would be appropriate for you. (18) Columbo: Double Shock Having given eternal life to the brain of their [C N N ] Sports Latenight abnormal for an 18-year-old to throat specialist to see if an hits, six of them singles, and had long out. run into the upper deck in right, Waiting until marriage seems to dD Knight Rider Michael and KITT franti­ leader, tw o survivors of the Nazi holocaust [ESPN ] SportsCenter have. I’d start with a physical infection is indeed present. If your cally Qmbark on a cross-country race in an kidnap ap' American scientist as part of only one hit over the final seven “We hit well and pitched well. and Grubb followed by lining a 1-2 me to be an overly strict point of 3:00AM dD Emergency examination first and then move tonsils, throat and sinuses are effort to stop a killer who has murdered a their design to conquer the world. Walter Mets getting well groomed innings off Braves’ pitching, but We were beat by something we pilch over the fence in left center, view; your mother may be willing into counseling if that is needed. norm al, a dentist m ay be able to good friend of Michael's. (60 min.) (R) In Stocker, Audrey Caire 1964 [C N N ] News Overnight still found a way to break their couldn’t control — the wind,” said his eighth homer, for a 7-1 Detroit to let you use tampons, providing Stereo. advise you. dD The Honeymoopers [ESPN ] 1986 U.S. Olympic Festival NEW YORK (AP) - Pitcher “Except I’ll be a little more bring me a hot streak.” losing streak. In the four previous Braves Manager Chuck Tanner, lead. Gnibb has hit six home runs Opening Ceremonies From Houston. TX. your doctor OKs them. (l4) d^ Washington Week in Review @0) MOVIE: 'Mystery of the Wax Mu­ Dwight Gooden and rookie beautiful than him.” “ Serious knucklehead.’ said games, they totaled four runs and whose last-place team has dropped in his last 15 games. D E A R D R . G O TT: How is m anic (CC) (2 hrs.) (R). se u m ' A mad scientist m odels wax figures utility man Kevin Mitchell say Strawberry arrived at Shea catcher Gary Carter. lost a pair of 2-1 decisons. 18 of its last 23 games. The Tigers also collected three depression treated? The doctor (4D Novela: D e Pura Sangre (60 min.) of historical characters from corpses. [T M C ] M O V IE: 'The Border' A man DEAR DR. GOTT: Can my Dr. Gott’s new Health Report, they will adopt the shaven Stadium before Wednesday Gene Garber. 4-2. walked Maldo­ “That ball Murphy hit would straight homers inagam eJuly8al girlfriend get pregnant from hav­ has my husband on four uppers and dD MOVIE: 'Hang 'Em High' A western Lionel Atwill, Fay Wray. Glenda Farrell, wages war against corrupt border guards About Gout, explains the cause and 1933 w ho manipulate the lives of Mexican immi­ hairstyle of their New York night’s game with the Chicago Straw berry said he wanted to nado on a 3-2 pitch with one out and have gone 600 feel in Atlanta,” Minnesota. Gibson started that ing intercourse during her period? four downers a day. but if depres­ tough guy swears vengence on the men treatment of this disease. For your who try to lynch him. Clint Eastwood. Inger ^0) Tonight Show Tonight's guests grants, Jack Nicholson. Valerie Perrine, Mets teammate Darryl Cubs with a hairless scalp. shave his head to keep cool for the bases loaded in the ninth inning Craig admitted. string, followed by Lance Parrish sion is caused by a chemical Warren Oates. 1982, Rated R. copy, send $1 and your name and ■ Stevens, Ed Begley. 1968. are Teri Garr, com ic Dom Irrera and Strawberry. Mitchell, who sheared the right- the summer, but his wife. Lisa, to force in the winning run. Joe Morgan, the former big and Darrell Evans.. D E A R R E A D E R : That would be imbalance, why so many drugs? Tommy Walton. (60 min ) In Stereo, [U S A ] Night Flight (RT address to P.O. Box 2597, Cincin­ [CNN] Prime News fielder with an electric clipper, was against the idea. “This game was a perfect league infieldCr now working as a Cleveland closed to within 7-4 highly unlikely, but. unfortu­ nati, OH 45201. Be sure to mention [D IS ] Saga of Davy C ro cke tt (60 min.) ^ Hogan's Heroes 4:00AM ® Joe Franklin Show “ Me and Straw axe going to be liked the look so much he “She said she’d leave me,” example of the way we were Giants’ television broadcaster, with three runs in the bottom of the nately, it is possible. ^ EAR READER: Manic de the title. [HBO] MOVIE: 'National Lampoon's • r beautiful,” said Gooden, who planned to shave his own head Strawberry said. “ I said, ‘Well, playing earlier this season, pulling paid a visit to the Braves’ club­ fifth to finish starter Frank Ta- European Vacation' The Griswold family vowed to show up bald before Thursday. honey, bye, bye.’ Now that it’s out a win in the late innings. We house and got a message from nana. who had missed his previous takes Europe by storm when they win an his scheduled start against the “Am I beautiful?” Straw­ done, I think she’ll want to rub showed we’re a team of 24 Tanner. two scheduled starts because of a all-expenses-paid trip on a game show. p layers.” .said Maldonado, who Chevy Chase, Beverly D'Angelo, Eric Idle. Montreal Expos Friday night. berry asked. “ I’m hoping it will it.” “Joe, whatever you do. don’t sore shoulder, Wet towel helps sagging seat 1985 picked up his 18th RBI as a pinch become a manager.” Tanner said. “The shoulder was OK and my [M AX] MOVIE: 'Places in the Heart' control was OK, but I didn't get the (CC) A widow struggles to keep her farm outs like I should have.” Tanana DEAR to form into loaves. and her family together during the depres­ NFL camp roundup said. POLLY: If you sion era in Texas. Sally Field, Danny HAZEL Glover, Lindsay Crouse. 1984. Rated PG. Tony Bernazard hit into a have a w icker [USA] Three's a Crowd forceout to drive in Castillo, who chair that has a DEAR POLLY: If you have a had doubled iinri taken third on sagging bottom cat. never leave your nylons or 8:30PM C B S ® Mr. Belvedere (CC) Chris Bando’s single Soon after George and Marsha decide to or seat, turn the Pointers pantyhose hanging over a vent Cowboys and Bears are big hits in Bernazard moved to third on form a will, the kids and Mr. Belvedere chair upside within your cat’s reach. Your head on a frantic search when the couple Brett B u tle r’s single and scored on down and lay a Polly Fisher nylons will dance and amuse your mysteriously disappears . (R). begins at 7.30 a.m. when they meet of American football merchandise, Carter’s grounder to shorlsloi), By AAatthew Nugent of the British capital’s sights as G ia n ts cold, wet towel cat. Your cat will then play with d^ Wall Street Week in the ballroom at their hotel to a new line for them, was “ brisk” which .Trammell mishtindled for The Associated Press possible. He’s traveled to most of The Giants were down to one or cloth on it them and try to pull them down. [U SA ] Oh Madeline 'i } them in the back of a black London discuss game plans. After break­ Meanwhile, back in the U.S., the an error. Andre Thornton then and let the chair The result: runs! Ifyou wanttodry fast they head south of the city fora Indianapolis Colts. Pittsburgh unsigned draft choice after signing singled in Butler for Cleveland’s LONDON — Cabbies the world taxi. three — linebacker Thomas 9 dry. As it dries, nylons quickly, use a clothes dryer gruelling two-hour practice ses­ Steelers, St. Louis Cardinals, fourth run. over have a notorious reputation. “ I ’ve enjoyed m y stay here a lot the wickdr will or hair dryer set on low. sion at the National Sports Centre, Green Bay Packers, Houston Oil­ “ Pepper” Johnson of Ohio State, Detroit scored three lim es in the But Dallas Cowboy Brian Salonen and I have been surprised by the tighten up and the chair will look more broken cup handles. E.S. SHOWCASE Crystal Palace. ers, Los Angeles Rams, Seattle cornerback Mark Collins of Fuller­ third Lou Whitaker hit an RBI has found the ones he thinks are the friendliness of the London cab much better. M A R Y J A N E HARTFORD After that, however, the players Seahawks and New York Giants ton State and nose tackle Erik single, moved to second on Tram­ SHRIMP best — London taxi drivers. drivers,’ Salonen said Thursday. Howard of Washington State. GRANNY B S S - S a i O INTEBSTATE S4 EXIT 58 have a chance to take in the sights signed players in training camp m e ll’s single and scored on a Salonen, a linebacker with the “ Most of the time cabbies don’t Collins. Howard and Johnson, in P o lly w ill send you a P o lly D ollar IMSAIN MATINS tZ.M TtlltT AFTERNOON SHOW ONLY and soak up the atmosphere of this activity Thursday. double by Gibson Trammell took DEAR POLLY: I was just Cowboys, is in London this week care too much, they just want to that order, were the first three of DEAR POLLY: I was always ($1) if she uses your favorite CONTINUOtH SHOWS D A IlY /lA n SHOWS FRI. I SAT. historic city. third on the double and scored on making my bread dough into for Sunday’s exhibition gane get you to your destination and C o lts the Giants’ four second-round breaking cup handles until I loaves, and the dough was so soft I Pointer, Peeve or Problem in her FRDAY THE 13lh V I "I’ve seen Big Ben, the houses of Yeti’s wild pilch. against the Super Bowl champions collect the fare. But in London they Jack 'Trudeau has finally got his draft choices. Their signings left stopped holding the cup by the couldn’t work with it. I wet my column. Write Polly’s Pointers in parijament and Buckingham Pa­ The Indians scored their first run l:IM:15-5:1S-7:46-l(M>5-12J5 Chicago Bears at Wembley Sta­ have been very friendly and mind off money and on football, Eric Dorsey, a Notre Dame handle when I washed it. Now. no care.of the Manchester Herald. SWOlt)FISH lace, I’ve been cramming in as in the fourth when Butler doubled, hands and then the dough was easy genuinely hope the Cowboys win HOWARD THE DUCK dium Sunday. much as possible while I’ve had the thanks to a lucrative contract he’s defensive end chosen in the first took third on Carter’s fly to center FOR A BETTER DEAL In between training sessions Sunday.” he added. chance,” said Salonen. signed with the Indianapolis Colts. round, as the only unsigned and came home on Snyder’s 12:36-ZaO-&OS-7:2S-9:45-ll:58 nsa Salonen has tried to catch as many The Cowboys’ day in London YOU'D HAW TO CATCH But Wembley Stadium is the “Negotiations are very mental draftee. forceout. HEARTBURN and that’s the tough part,” the sight that the Cowboy linebacker is A n g e ls 8, A ’s 5 l2:46-2:55-SJ0-7:35-llM)0-12:10 hi IT YOURSELF. most looking forw ard to. 'T v e quarterback from Illinois said Jets Thoughts Thursday after signing a four-year Brian Downing and Bob Boone Cruise into Ground Round for the best heard so much about it. Wembley M ark Gastineau is going back to OUT OF BOUNDS Racquet club planning each hit grand slams that led is one of the most historic sports contract with the Colts. “ I'm glad his old right defensive end position of summer’s catch— delicious Shrimp or it’s over. I've got a lot of catching 3^1-7:40-11:40 stadiums in the world. It's going to with the Jets, according to Coach Califo rnia over host Oakland Jesus is also saying that one ought Swordfish Dinners, char-broiled to Downing connected in the third To ex-serviceman James Kilpa­ where thieves breaii in and steal. AUB4S be an honor to play there.” added up to do” Joe Walton. trick of Glendale, California, it was But store up for yourself treasures not greedily store up for himself perfection or seasoned Cajun style. And special junior program Salonen. Trudeau, the club’s second- inning for the Angels’ first hit of the 6 'Tve decided that the right treasures on earth where moth and I :(NMKn-7:10-9:50-12:20 iq, game off Erie Plunk. 3-7. Plunk everyday kindness to share his in heaven where moth and rust do each one served with our savory rice pilaf The Cowboys and Bears will round draft choice and the 20th position for Mark will be right Arm y coffee and cakes from home not destroy and where thieves do rust destroy and thieves are __pick overall, had been a holdout had loaded the bases with three RUTHUESTPEOPLE The Manchester Racquet Club is Selected players for the 1986-87 each have a practice session at the defensive end.” Walton says. w ith a hungry old French lady. But not break in and steal. For where always capable of breaking in and and garden-fresh house salad. since camp opened July 18. walks before Downing hit his sixth ^planning a unique awards pro- season include Gregg Horowitz famous London sporting venue “ That seems to suit him best” that kindness so impre.ssed Mme. your treasure is. your heart w ill be stealing. The true treasure is doing ):2O-3:2O-5:2O-7:SO4l;55-11:S0 And the price? You’re going No terms were announced, but career slam and his I2th home run ' gram for high school tennis play­ and Merideth Blodgett from Man­ Saturday. Gastineau made his mark in the Jeanne Marshal), 83. of Baccarat. also.” (Matthew 6:19-21) those things which the Holy Spirit Colts owner Robert Isray had said of the season RUNNMO SCARH) to love it. Both our thick 8 oz. ers. Phil Hyde, director of pro­ chester High School, Scott Neg- Sunday’s clash between two of N F L as a defensive right end. Last France, whose 7 sons were killed One should not and m ust not give brings into your hearts to do in the contract under negotiation last Doug DeCinees led off the 12:504:554:35 swordfish steak dinner and gram s at the club, said selected guier from Cheney Tech and Ian the biggest names in American year, the Jets used Gastineau as a by the Nazis, that she willed to each day that we pass through. If week would have paid the equival­ California fourth with a single and with intentions of receiving for his high school players will be in the Greenwa Id from Illing Junior football has caught the imagina­ “roving” defensive lineman on K ilp a t r ic k $50,000 before her the Lord is the greatest treasure of KARATE K D I oiir plump, mouthwatering ent of $1.1 million. two walks again loaded the bases. generosity, and yet Mme. Mar­ club's 1986-87 special “deserving High. Players from East Catholic tion of the British public. Lad­ their new 3-4 defensive alignment. death. The bequest was totally shall's responseis an indication for our heart. H is w ill shall also be our gulf shrimp dinner are only Boone then connected off Plunk for 1:304:30-7:154:30-11:45 IPB1 player program.” and Bennet Junior High are to be brokes. one of Britain’s leading unexpected to Kilpatrick, who had greatest joy. May we do the will of Patriots his fourth home run of the year and all of us of how dearly people will »7.95. Players are selected by their named later. bookmakers, reported heavy bet­ no suspicion of her resources, and treasure small kindnesses given our F a th e r who is in heaven ju st as BACK TO SCHOOL F a lc o n s ^ Third-string quarterback Tom first slam since 1976. 3025 Main St. tennis coaches yearly on the basis ting on the Super Bowl champions to whom a return on his generosity Jesus did... He who is our immortal Ramsey is expected to get the The Angels last hit two grand them in times of their need. You 12:55445-5:10-7:304:30-11;25 IBBHI of their individual talent, sports­ The awards program is con­ Thursday. Tony Casillas, the Falcons’ No. 1 was the furthest thing from his Savior and Lord. | ' Glastonbury 659-0162 draft choice, may have suffered a lion’s share of the work for New slams in a game on April 27, 1983, will notice that James Kilpatrick TOPOUN manships, academic performance ducted each spring for the follow­ At close of betting, the Bears, mind. Norman E. Swensen, (junctions of Rtes. 2 & 3) herniated disc while practicing when Fred Lynn and Darryl was sharing his Army coffee and and desire to improve, the club ing winter season by the Manches­ were quoted at 2-7 and the Cowboys England when the Patriots meet Pastor Thursday that will keep the Sconiers did it against Detroit. Jesus said. “ Do not store up for cakes from home with a hungry ,I2:30-2:46440-7«0-fl:40-l240 HB awards each player free participa­ ter Racquet Club to promote the at 9-4. St. Louis in the annual Hall of Trinity Covenant Church 6-foot-3, 280-pound nose tackle out Mike Witt, 11-7. gave up five runs yourselves treasure on earth and very old French lady, and she tion in training clinics throughout growth of junior tennis in the area, Harrods, London’s famous de­ Fame Game in Canton, Ohio, this where moth and rust destroy and 302 Hackmatack St. of practice for about a week. Saturday. in 6 1-3 innings and got the victory. treasured and rewarded his act. the 34-week season. according to Hyde. partment store, reported that sales •( ) U - MANCHESTER HERALD. Friday, Aug. 1. 1986 MANCHESTER HERALD. Friday. Aug 1, 1986 — 17 Patriots, Cardinal$ launch NFL season Saturday At Olympic Festival

Bv Rusty Miller another former Paris High School Saturday’s traditional National game. I want them to play well and team’s top two draft choices, backfield and an uninjured Roy The Associated Press football standout. Gene Stallings. Football League exhibition play well together as a unit,” said running back Reggie Dupard and Green at wide receiver this year. "Football was the big game in opener, Stallings, in his first year as an nose guard Mike Ruth, are The Cards have junked the 4-3 CANTON, Ohio — A road that town." said Stallings of Paris, a "There’s a lot of mixed emotions N F L head coach after taking over unsigned. Johnson gets redemption defense in favor of a 3-4, and with began with high school football in community of 26,000 people in down here,” said the elder Berry, for Jim Hanifan. “ We’ll be looking On top of that. Berry, hasn’t good reason, according to Paris. Texas, wili pass through an northeast Texas. "Raymond was a who coached both Stallings and his at different players and trying to decided on his quarterback Stallings. exhibition game Saturday in the senior and I was a freshman. And By Barry Wllner "Experience has a lot to do with strongest outing. national junior team and was the son at Paris High School. "No one decide who will make our 45-man rotation. dealing with pressure." Johnson shadow of the Pro Footbali Hail of when it comes to senior football “ Our starting linebackers (E.J. The Associated Press “ I felt I did a real consistent tournament MVP. "It was like a is sure which boy to root for,” squad. Of course, we’ll try to win “ I ’ve got a plan for our quarter­ said. " It’s real scary. It’s still Fame. players, nobody was bigger than Before the game’s 2:30 p.m. the game as well.” Junior, Niko Noga, Freddie Joe job,”, he said, "but I missed my family.” backs,” he said.'•‘I’m pretty sure tough. I was nervous tonight A 'pair of smail-town teammates they were. The seniors never kickoff, halfback Paul Hornung. Despite the successes of last Nunn and Charlie Baker) compare HOUSTON — For Scott Johnson, reverse 2'/4 and my reverse 3>/4 The West men, who had lost 12 who I ’m going to go with. (But) I ’m favorably with any team in the the U.S. Olympic Festival pro­ because I put so much pressure on pike. I need to work on those. who went on to make names for wanted anything to do with the free safety Ken Houston, quarter­ year, the off-season was trying for not really going to talk about it straight Festival | games coming freshmen." N F L ,” Stallings said. vided a stage on which he could myself.” Diving is such a mental game. themseives in bigger games and back Fran Tarkenton, middle Berry and . the Patriots. The because I may change my mind” here, registered a 103-94 win over redeem himself for "falling all He avoided some pressure by not "I had to keep telling myself to bigger cities will renew old ac­ Berry, who coached the Patriots linebacker Willie Lanier, and Sullivan family has put the fran­ Berry is expected to use third- the East for the gold. Syracuse- quaintances as opposing coaches to.the Super Bowl last season, said. Berry is undecided about who to over the place" at the national watching Hayden on the rings just relax. Competition to compete for halfback Doak Walker will join 128 chise up for sale, a drug controv­ string quarterback Tom Ramsey start at running back, where bound Steve Thompson has 28 in the 24th annual Hall of Fame "If you want to pick out a town, championships. before Johnson concluded on the the World Championships can get points and was compared to Isiah others enshrined in the Hall of ersy rocked the team, and several more than starter Tony Eason and former USFL player Eric Jordan pommel horse. exhibition game at Canton’s Faw­ Paris is a great place to grow up' Fame. key players will be absent from the The 1984 Olympic gold medalist intense. But I don’t see myself Thomas by West Coach Ladell second-stringer Steve Grogan, and previous starters Craig James "Dan was moving up so fast,” cett Stadium. The people there are down to earth, Stallings will be on the lookout lineup. in gymnastics did exactly that playing it safe in Spain. There is so Anderson of Brigham Young. who started in the Super Bowl. and Tony Collins are expected to Johnson said. “ His last two events New England Patriots Coach reliable, and people you like to be for the ingredients to get his team Perennial All-Pro offensive line­ Thursday night, winning the all- much talent on the line you have to Stallings is set at quarterback, see a lot of playing time. are his strongest. Pommel horse is Raymond Berry will lead his “ around.” man John Hannah has retired, around title with a workmanlike go for it.” out of the blocks faster and prevent with Neal Lomax. Lomax passed The Patriots lost their only my weakest. The track and field competition defending American Football Con­ Berry’s 82-year-old father, Ray­ the poor start the Cardinals had veteran linebackers Steve Nelson display. It wasn’t as spectacular as Mitchell, long considered a plat­ began Thursday night with the for 3,214 yards and 18 touchdowns previous appearance in the Hall of “ I didn’t look at Dan on the rings. ference champions against the St. mond Sr., said Paris is having a last season. and Brian Ingram and center Pete his seven-medal performances in form specialist — she won a silver half-marathon. Sue Schneider of in 1985. And unlike last season, he Fame game, while the Cardinals It takes your concentration away Louis Cardinals, coached by hard time picking a favorite in the veterans are in the Brock are holding out and the 1982 and '83. but it was enough to medal in that event at Los Angeles Minneapolis set a Festival record has a healthy Ottis Anderson in the are 1-1 at Canton. from your own routine. I did not edge out Dan Hayden of Amherst. — continued her improvement in of 1 hour, 17 minutes, 11 seconds in N.Y. want distractions and was scared the springboard. She edged Kelly to death” 93-degree heat. The men’s half­ - "At the U.S. championships. I McCormick, who won a silver in marathon gold went to Keith fell all over the place." said John Sweeney of Phoenix came the 1984 Games on the in thied. Hanson of Stevens Point, Wis., in a Johnson. 25. of Colorado Springs, springboard. Festival record 1:06:03.4. Two other 1984 Qlympic medal­ Col(). "It hurt my national ranking. ” I just came into this event to Track and field lost several SCOREBOARD I missed out on a chance to go to ists, Greg Louganis and Michele have fun because my strong point featured athletes. National cham­ Mitchell, qualified for the U.S. Moscow (for the Goodwill Games) is the tower,” Mitchell said. "But pion Charlie Simpkins withdrew team in the World Championships 7 - “ It was depressing. I realized it I’m starting to be a contender on from the triple jump, and 400- in Madrid by winning the 3-meter was my own fault. I didn’t train the springboard now.” meter national champ Darrell A’ Waat National League result platform diving competition^ right. Not going to Moscow was a The South women won their fifth Robinson also dropped out. Ameri­ Louganis, 26, of Boca Raton, Softball A seven-run sixth propelled Jones good thing — I was able to train straight basketball gold, 83-78 over can pole Vault record-holder Joe Londscoplng to a 124 triumph over consistently. I wanted to redeem Fla., winner of two goid medals in the North, as Tennessee sopho­ Dial won’t be here either. Brand Rex at Nike. Lionel Lessard 6lanta3.Bravaa2 the '84 Olympics, rolled up loced three hits, while Al Anderson, myself here.” more Bridgette Gordon scored 22 Maureen O’Toole of Long Beach, Rick Smith, Jeff Rea and Bob Brown Johnson’s scores for the six 1,431.090 points for his ninth points. Gordon, one of three Calif., the leading sc<)rer in Chirter Oak added two each. For Brand Rex, Dan ATLANTA SAN FRAN AP photo Ob rh M events were: rings, 9.65: vault, Festival gold medal and 39th Tennessee starters on the South Connecticut Bonk & Truit overtook SItek and John MIzoras slammed four a b rb M women’s water polo for the second hits apiece. Dan Hamm had three. Ramlrz3b 5 0 0 0 Gladden cf 3 0 20 19.55; parallel bars, 9.45: high bar, national title. Mark Bradshaw of squad, led the Festival in scoring Center Congo, 10-9, at Fitzgerald. Bob Griffey If 4 0 11 RThpsn2b 3 1 1 0 consecutive year, had five goals as Greg Louganis executes a 1’/4 somersault, 2’/i twist free LeBreux banged three hits and Craig Standings (end regular season) — ■970: floor exercise, 9.45; and Springfield, Ore., was second to with 86 points as the South Brand Rex 11-3, Jones Landscaping Murphy cf 5 0 0 0 Yangbldlf 4 1 1 0 the North beat the South 10-6 for the dive at the U.S. Olympic Festival on Thursday at The Krett tripled and ilnglOd for CBT. Rick SImmns 1b 4 111 Kutcherif pommel horse, 9.70, for a total of also earn a World Championships compiled a 4-0 record. Johnson and Frank Bochond added 10-4, Cummings Insurance 9-5, MAK 0000 gold medal. O’Toole finished the Company 9-5, J.H.C. Construction 48, Garber p 0 0 0 0 MIdndoph 0 0 0 1 '57.50 points. Hayden had 57.40 berth. “We really came together,” said Woodlands, Texas. Louganis won the 3-meter spring­ two hits each. For Congo, Earl Vivian If- Harper rf 4 0 0 0 CBrown3b 4 0 11 tournament with 16 goals, a sloshed a double and two singles and Highland Pork Market 410, Aide's points. Louganis said it was not his ■ Gordon, who was named to the Festival mark. board event. P ino 410, Washington Social Club AThomsss 3 0 2 0 CDavIs rf 4 0 11 Ken Wolnorowskl tripled and singled. Virgil c 3 0 10 Brenly 1b 3000 Mike Switzer and Rick Mlgllorl con­ Hubbrd2b 2 0 10 AAelvIn c 2 0 10 tributed o pair of safeties apiece. Post-season — Brand Rex and Jones finish first and second. Cummings Moreno rf 10 0 0 Aldrete 1b 2 0 0 0 Standings (end regular season) — ZSmlthp 10 0 0 Uribe ss 2 100 Tierney's 11-3, Lastrodo Pizza 10-4, Insurance takes on M AK to determine third and fourth place on Monday at Chmbis ph 00 0 0 Carlton p 2 0 00 MCC Vets 0-4, Elmore Associates 0-4, k. Bendetph 10 0 0 FWIIImsp 0 0 0 0 Sports In Brief Hallberg shares the Western Open lead 7:30 p.m. at Nike. Manchester Property Maintenance Dedmonp 0 0 0 0 MDavIsp 0 0 00 7-7, Connecticut Bank 8, Trust 4-0, Oberkfl2b 0 10 0 WCIark ph 1000 Postal Express 4-10, Center Congo 2-12. Duaty JRobnsnp 0000 Bv Bob Green season by a case of mononucleosis whose only victory in seven years 69, one shot off the pace. Post-season — Tierney’s - has Garrelts p 000 0 Biathlon swaps swimming for biking which caused him to lose about 20 of PGA Tour activity came in the Also at that figure were Tim clinched first place and a tourney Ward Manufacturing blanked Nut­ Totals ’ S3 2 i 2 Totals 10 1 7 0 The Associated Press berth. Elmore Associates and the MCC meg Mechanical Services, 4-0, at The second Manchester Rec Department Biathlon, scheduled pounds, said he took last week off 1983 San Diego Open. Simpson and Scott Simpson (no Vets, tied for third, play Monday at 4 Keeney Field. Dave Yellon, Jeff Atlanta 000 100 001— 4 for Thursday, Aug. 14, will include a 4-mile run and an 8-mile OAK BROOK, 111. - For the first and came to nearby Barrington, In addition to the strategy on the relation), Dick Mast. Tom Purtzer p.m. at Fitzgerald. The winner takes on Warner, Mike Angelo, John Caldwell San Francisco m 000 001— J 111. “ for some of Mom’s home golf course, Hallberg said a part of and Bobby Wadkins. who began his second place Lastrada Pizza for a and Steve McCann cracked two hits One out when winning run scored. bike, instead of the traditional run and a'swim. Several requests time in his life, Gary Hallberg said, playoff spot at 4 p.m. on Tuesday. each for Word. Winning hurler Yellon Game Winning RBI — Maldonado (7). for the switch have prompted the change. he went into a golf tournament with cooking.” his plan was ” to avoid excitement day play by holing a 147-yard 8-iron E— Virgil, CBrown, JRoblnson, Ra­ bnd exercise tenacity.” shot for an eagle-2. limited three Nutmeg batters to one hit Those who have already paid their money, and do not wish to a set strategy for every hole. He also played six practice PaganI apiece. mirez. LOB— Atlanta 11, San Francisco 11. "I stuck to my plan and it rounds over the Butler National "Avoiding excitement isn’t easy, Tom Kite led a large group at 70, Division II champions 2B— R Thompson, Hubbard. HR— 41 mmons participate, will be refunded. Any suggestions or complaints when you’ve got a lot of relatives Burger King shaded Keith Realty, (3). 'SB— Gladden (13), CBrown (12). worked,” Hallberg said Thursday Golf Club and developed a way to two under par on the course that Woman’a Rec S— ZSmIth, RThompson, Garrelts. should be referred to Laura Dunfield at the Rec office at 647-3084. and old friends in the gallery usually ranks among the' most 9-0, at PaganI Field. Tony Hankins The Manchester Soccer Club Torna­ mano, Sheila Ringbloom, Missy Jolly, after a no-bogey, 4-under-par 68 play each hole, "a cut shot here, a yanked three hits for BK, while Glenn Century 21 scored oil of Its runs In the earned him a share of the first- fade there.” whooping it up and having a good difficult the touring pros Dubois, Scott OIckman and Mark first frame and went on to beat Tologo does girls 11 and under team captured IP H R ER BE SO Stasser chipped In with two each. For Jodi Pontillo, Alison Frenette. Standing: Aticmta round lead in the $500,000 Western " I ’d neverdonethatbefore. I can time,” he said. encounter. Associates, 40, at Charter Oak Field. ZSmIth 5 8 2 2 1 4 Keith, Bob Hlghter hammered three Debbie Cormier and Sue Rodger roped the Division II championship this Jennfer Barnette, Tammy Glaeser, Walleii counted on aMlarlford Open Golf Tournament. see how. when you get the routine But he followed the plan well The lack of wind, however, hits, while Mike Adams, Dave Felohn, Dedmon 3 1 0 0 3 1 enough to tie veteran Bob Gilder robbed Butler of some of its two hits each for the winners. Kathy summer with a 6-0-1 record. Team Garber L> 2 1-301130 Hallberg, slowed earlier this down, it pays off,” said Hallberg. Don FosterondTedBrlndamourodded SadlowskI hod a pair for the losers. Carolyn Botti, Hilary Keever, Devon WEST HARTFORD — Sophomore Eric Wallert, a two-time two apiece. Son Francisco and journeyman Loren Roberts for natural defenses and the 156-man Standings (end regular season) — members are (from left) front row: Mary Garceau, Coach Don Ringbloom, Erica Carlton 51-3 5 1 1 - 3 5 All-State selection at Manchester High School, will be one of the the top spot in his hometown field recorded 37 scores under par. Evergreen towns 13-1, Allstate Busi­ Metevier, Sharon Rackow, Michelle Ringbloom, Anissa Barbato, Karen FWIIIIams 1-3 0 0 0 ^ 0 1 expected anchors of the defense when the University of Hartford tournament. Greg Norman, making his first ness Machines 11-3, Mudville Nine 11-3, MDovIs 1-3 0 0 0 0 0 Burger King 0-4, Keith Realty 4-0, Gala, Heather Jolly, Amy Dahany, Shira Jurezak, Sharon Fish. JRoblnson 21-3 0 1 0 2 3 men’s soccer team launches its 1986 season. Gilder, in a slump since scoring start since winning the British G olf Garrelts W.9-7 2-3 1 0 0 0 0 Manchester Fire 8, Police 5-9, Thrifty Springer. Second row: Sonya Cosu- Wallert, a 5-10. 165-pounder, is expected to see action at either Three head pack his sixth victory three years ago, Open, had a first-round 71. Ben Package Store 2-12, Edwards 3471-13. HBP— Hubbard bv Carlton. WP— also got around the difficult course Crenshaw, a winner last week in Post-season — Evergreen Lawns has J Robinson. BK— Dedmon. mictfield or in the backfield. He scored two goals and had one clinched first place and a tourney bid. assist for five points as a freshman and "played like a cagey without a bogey. Roberts, yet to the Buick Open, matched par with Allstote Business Mochines plays Mud- Umpires— Home, C.WIIIIams; Rrst, win in five years on the PGA Tour, a 72. Scott Verplank, who won this MInnachaug Wendelstedt; Second, Bonin; Third, Crow- veteran despite his rookie status last year,” according to a vlllc Nine for second place and a at LPGA tourney got his share of the top spot with an title as an amateur last season and LPGA results ford. pre-season Hawk prospectus. playoff slot Monday at 7:30 p.m. at W O M IN 'S 9 HOLB - R EV E R T TW O 18th-hole birdie off a 4-iron ap­ now is a pro, shot a 74. PaganI. American League results T-3:25. A— 13,492. Wallert appeared in all "21 Hartford games a year ago. The HOLES TO PAR — A Gross — Toni proach that stopped 18 inches from Bob Tway, a three-time winner Guordlno 45. B — Millie Lombardo 49. DENVER — First-round results Thurs­ Hawks open their '86 season Sept. 6 at home with the Kenney, Bv John AAossman waitress. I took the day off and day In the 5X10,000 LPGA National Pro-Am, Baseball drove up to Vail. It was beautiful the cup. this year and second to Norman on C — Janice Crinield 52. A Net — Mory Angels 8, A’s 5 Webber & Lowell Insurance Soccer Classic. The Associated Press Burns 20. B — Florence Girard 31. C — ployed on the Glenmoor ondLoneTree up there. I told myself if golf Veterans Hale Irwin, a two-time the money-winning list, took a 76 Miriam Aubrey 34. Country Club courses: Thursday’s stars Waat Side Sue Fogleman 34-34— 88 CALIFORNIA OAKLAND D E N V E R — Judy Dickinson and doesn’t work out, I can go live in U.S. Open champion, and Cal and must improve today if he is to Judy Dickinson 37-31— 86 American League standings Tallwood a b rh b l abrhM H ITTIN G — Brian Downing and Bob Pete Vuckovich plans a comeback Debbie Massey are at the top of Vail and work tables. Maybe that Peete, winner of two titles earlier qualify for the final two rounds Food For Thought won by forfeit Debbie Massey 3432— 88 Pettis ct 4 10 0 Phillips 2b 5 13 2 Boone, Angels, bolh hit grand slams to leod their respective games, and with took the pressure off.” this .season, led a group of seven at Saturday and Sunday. over Sanitary Refuse, 7-0, at PaganI. Sherrin Smvers 35-34— 89 RJcksndh 3 1 1 0 MDavIsrf 5 0 2 1 TW O B A L L B EST B A L L — 18 Holers East Division CallfornlapostOakland45. M ILW AUKEE — Pete Vuckovich, a Cy Young Award winner two victories apiece appear Standings (end regular season) — — Gross — Flourence Romsey-LIndo Becky Peorson 34-35— 89 Downing If 3 11 4 Canseco If 4 0 0 0 Elks Club 12-2, The " D " Team 11-3, Red Penny Hammel 3435— ^70 W L Pet. OB RJones If 2 0 0 0 Soorl 01. Net — Carol Molumphy- Boston » 41 .590 _ Bochtelb 4 0 10 PITCHING — Scott Bolles, Indians, who decided to quit pitching last spring, will return to the mound primed to win again. Non-winner Lee 11-3, North United Methodist 10-4, Eleonor Aufmon 47, Doris Kennedy- Sally Little 3438— 70 Joyner 1b 4 0 2 0 Lonsfrddh 4 12 0 pitched four scareless Innings of two4ilt Blue Ox 40, Food For Thought 410, Lynn Adams 3435— 70 New York . 58 48 .549 4 DeCncs3b 4 1 1 0 Murphy cf 4 0 0 0 in the minor leagues, the Milwaukee Brewers said Thursday. Sue Fogleman is so frustrated with Borboro Larson 40. Baltimore - 55 48 .545 4Y i relief and was the winning pitcher os Sanitary Refuse 1-13, Perry's Automo­ Cindy Rarick 3438— 70 JKHowl rf 3 10 0 DHIII3b 4 2 2 1 Cleveland beat Detrolt47. He has signed a new contract and will report Friday to the her play she is ready to chuck it all tive 1-13. 9 Holers — Alisa Boblnskl-Jean Chris Johnson 3435— 70 Toronto 55 48 .534 5V i Hendrck rt Jamieson 49. Net — Hazel Allen-LInda Cleveland 53 47 .530 8 0 0 0 0 Tettleton c 2 110 American League club’s Vancouver affiliate, initially for and become a waitress. Post-season — Elks Club has MacLeod 34. Ann4Morle Palll 3432— ^70 Wllfong2b 2 0 0 0 DuBokrph 10 0 0 clinched first place and o tourney Heather Farr 3438— TO Detroit 54 48 .529 8 Schoflld ss 3 2 0 0 Griffin ss 4 0 11 long-relief pitching, the club said. What they have in common is a berth. The "D ” Teom plays Red Lee for Amy Benz 3438— 70 Milwaukee 49 50 .495 9'/j Boonec share of the first-round lead in the West Division 3 1 1 4 second place and a bid on Monday at 4 Susie Bernina 3437— 71 Totals 31 0 8 0 Totals 17 512 5 $300,000 LPGA National Pro-Am. p.m. at PaganI. Western Open results Barb Bunkowsky 3435— ^71 California 55 48 .545 _ ‘Blue Moon’ Odom found guilty Pat Bradley 3435— ^71 Texas 52 SO .510 3'/j California 004 400 000— 0 Transactions Fogleman, playing in the final n Shirley Furlong 3438— 71 Kansas City 48 58 .451 9'/3 Oakland 020 000 300-5 SANTA ANA, Calif. — Former major-league pitcher John group of the day, fired a 4-under- OAK BROOK, III. (AP) — Rrst-round ChlC(iao 44 58 .440 lO'/j Northern Susie McAllister 3433— 71 Gome Winning RBI — Downing (9). “ Blue Moon” Odom was found guilty Thursday in Orange County par 68 Thursday to match the scores Thursday In the 5500,000 Western MIssle BerteottI 3438— 71 Seattle 45 58 .437 11 DP— California 2, Oakland 1. LOB— Haveyour P.M. Construction trounced Gib­ Open Golf Tournament on the7,097vard,par Mary Beth Zimmerman 3438— ^71 Minnesota 43 58 .428 12 Callfornlo4,(Xikland7.2B— DHIII2, Joyner, Superior Court on two counts of selling cocaine. scores of the erratic Dickinson and son's Gym , 7-1, at Robertson Park. Jeff 3434— 72 Butler Notional Golf Club Oakland 44 80 .423 12'/j Tobin tapped three hits, while Brendan Jody Rosenthal 3433— 71 Phillips. HR— Downing (12), Boone (4). 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Coll best otter. 649-1047 or country kitchen, fire­ BENNINGTON, Vt. - When The College Board survey found teachers, who personally guide 871-2983 evenlnfls.a gifts as an unwanted influence on placed llvlnproom, beau­ 646-2426 weekdays 9 to 5. iMWCffUMHEIt 1977 CordotM • All the Bennington College's interim pres­ the average cost of a year at a each student through four years. the way they should run the school. CHICAGO (AP) - Nearly reported by hospitals were: tiful deck and much more. ONUCARI toys, power brakts and private college will top $10,000 fhis wussoi, Regina Electric Broom ident John Williams II learned the “The great thing is they're Williams said it was only re­ Offered of S12L900 Joyce stoorlng, air conditioning, half of 1,224 hospitals surveyed • Cutbacks in the growth of Manchester - 2 bedroom Powerteam. Like new,' school once again had been labeled fall for the first time. available all the time." said Julia G. Epstein Real Estate apartment, 2nd floor of a 2 power seats, power win­ cently, .because of soaring costs, say they may not survive federal funds, especially in Licensed by stale for day­ Nome wAir «iM AHiBe Need A Good Tenant? used 3 months. $25 Phone the most expensive in the country, Average college expenses will go Rosenblum, a senior from New 647-8895. family. Being refur­ ' Yrockthgi. dows, whit# Itothor Inte­ that the college began to solicit and another five years because of Medicare and Medibaid pro­ care at my home. Any ape FMher dhd sett. NMrt, Hems iwwlrsv Yew name Zimmer monaewment w iif 568-4219.0 he smiled and shrugged. up 6 percent in the 1986-87 aca­ York City majoring in drhma and collect donations from former rising costs, federal cutbacks grams, cuts in programs for bished, $550 monthly, plus and oil hours ovolloble. dependohle aarvlca. rior. Noods minor work utilities & security. Coll It, w * da i'N. PYee esN- find o weli quolfled. flood $800 or bast offer 646-7B3S. He has heard it all before. He has demic year, the sixth straight year literature. "A lot of them live on students, who are small in number assisting the indigent, and Coll 646-4151. Fertntino, PopiraatiotiHl paying tenant for your Anderson Casement win­ and increased competition, it now and choose colors for mo»8M4wiiwd,A4MaBi. explained it all before. such costs at both private and campus, so if you have a problem and predominantly female. .Ben­ was reported Thursday. changes in the way benefits are 4 Remevot. call t H4ai7. rentol property in Boet of dows. Double glazed, dou­ ^^i^Shington is a school that public institutions will rise faster late at night you can knock on their some rooms. Available OiHliMrliii ctm form b le casement with 1973 Gold Cadillac - Inte­ nington became co-educational in Most at risk are small hospi­ paid to hospitals. September 1. 649-9337. the River area. Monk rior excolltnt - body rust • must charge substantial amounts than the overall inflation rate. doors.” 1969.'' Jibhn Deere FolntlfHiCen>. years of experience. VenF screens. $45 or best offer tals, those in rural areas and gnm m troeton interlor/exte- A M aond, elone, and 647-1155.0 not running. $99 or bast for the program it offers, and no The College Board survey found • Higher operating costs, due South Village Condomini­ TAX reasonable fees. Coil for offer 643-5296 Bolton.o those run by state or local Tlor. Duollty poliit, gyavol. GntI 64349B4. portleulars. 6464778 or apologies for that,” Williams said that at four-year private colleges, Also important at the school is About.55 percent of all students governments, according to the to government regulations, up­ ums. 3 room condomi­ oualltv work. Referemses, average costs will riSe 6 percent to grading of staff and equipment, nium. 165 South St. No.42. CONDOMINIUMS m411S.AskforUso. 24" Schwinn 3 wheel adult Thursday. learning for the sake of learning. receive college grants that aver­ survey by Touche Ross, one of Ifoh bent Boekktpor seeks toerk ot tree esttmotes. 6494248, bicycle. Good condition. Dodge Arles Wagon-19B2, According to The College $10,199 for resident students, and There are no grades: students are age $8,200 - close to half the cost of and extra-tests by physicians to Rockville. Asking $45,900. 86K, must sell, $2995. Coll the nation's largest accounting Inquire ot premises, or homo. 10 years " expe* Your Nolflhborheod $98 6494255 otter 5pm. Board's annual survey of college $8,809 for commuters. Two-year evaluated. attending Bennington College, said protect against malpractice rience with local firm. weekdoys.o Dick, 6464732 otter 6pm. firms. suits. coll 646-2426 weekdays 9 to Manchester - 3 bedroom, Hondymon - Oorofles, oh costs, Bennington will cost an private colleges will also be up an The $18,350 cost includes $13,720 Financial Aid Director Joan “Frankly, this is more alarm­ 2'/^ both, luxury Condo on Coll 6434488. h ce d i flnod, bosomonW estimated $18,350 this academic average 6 percent to $8,056 for for tuition, $2,980 for room and Goodrich. ing than anybody has seen • And competition from other golf course. Pool, tennis, ia iC lM C A t fnaij, FranH^ 4 deortod Or wolerproofiid>' Bicycle Stand to use when year — the highest of the nation's residents, $6,757 for commuters. board, $290 in fees and an esti­ She said her fear is that anywhere,” said Ray Cisneros, all appliances. September ahniNiHM^i’Free^- lawns mowed, peheM repairing bicycles - like providers, especially health londsoopina, interior ami . new. Purchase at Farrs, more than 3,400 colleges and At four-^ear public colleges, mated $1,360 for books, supplies, prospective students will shy away national director of health care maintenance organizations. occupancy. $875 plus utili­ m ^ cm «kl436 dNiw 78 M ^te Carlo, brown. universities. costs will rise an average 5 percent transportation and personal from Bennington because of its Rentals ties. Call 347-1431. stsom i exterior polntino, onv odd sia.o services for Touche Ross. The survey got responses EI«rlirtcol Frohtomtf ■ , lob. No lob tee bifl or loo Excollent running condi­ Bennington is followed by Bar­ this fall — to $5,604 for resident^ expenses. cost. “You see a $16,000 bill, and Although only 5 percent to 10 from 1,224 hospitals, or 21.4 Need o lorpc or a smoN Carriage, Walker and tion. Asking $1800 or best students, and $4,467 for commuting ^ Hihry FerianollaKl •imHi. Honest fomlly n w |j otter. 6494749 osk for nard College, $18,030: Brandeis The cost is high at Bennington the wall goes up," she said. percent are likely to close, 43 percent of the nation's 5,719 ReooirT wnpodollze in Lawn t^ore-Compiote will work Ibr you of o fw potty chair. Good condi­ University, $17,815: Princeton Uni­ students. At two-year public col­ because “it's,a very labor-intense Goodrich said she sent letters to ROOMS Fontmd RemoiMIno Nestditwitol Work. J o e t^ Doug. percent surveyed said they hospitals that provide short­ FOR RENT Cobtnets, roofinfl, out* io w |L (^ lon room additions, Free CsHlnoles. 6464353. 75 Olds Cutlass Supromo, A $17,750: Massachusetts Institute of percent, to $3,768 for commuters;' said. About 42 percent of the that financial aid is available. “We imRMwL Oil work ouoran. down, Cisneros said. and institutions providing long­ Bolton 5 room ranch, dedcs, o il types ot remo- many now ports, now Technology, $17,700: Harvard and Bennington College, with'its 580 annual budget is spent on faculty want a mixed student body. We The three biggest concerns Manchester - Sleeping private setting, fully ap­ deilno and repolrs. FREE fesdr^senlapcttlient cKs- u riw w o v i uuiviiMM Maxfield Parrish 11 Four term care were not included. 00UflfS;84^t349. Illustrations from Tangle- motor, oxcollont condi­ Radcliffe Colleges, $17,695: Sarah students, is tucked between two and staff. The student-faculty ratio don't want a reputation as an room for working gentle­ plianced kitchen. $800 per estimotes. Fully Insurtd. seolsd lotoklto hi tion. $1200 or host o fftr. ribbons of mountains in southwest­ is an unusually low 8-to-t. month. Call Norma at quality products. 18 y« wood Tales. Matted In 9 x Lawrence College, $17,285: Dart­ elitist, expensive school, "she said. man. $185 a month plus Telephone 6434017, oRer 32" frame $60 6434526.0 Coll oftor 5pm 646-9616.- security and references. Century 21 647-9914. 6pm, 6474509. oxperisnes, very m om ^ Me rotes, free esfli No pets, no cooking. 643- W 4 Dodgt Oort. Air con- 2121 5 rooms, 2 baths, no Carpentry wid romodet- mmllfv workfluors .. .Foaorty Brothers —. Bcf Odd lobs by student » S ill Brett Jones, 643-11 dltlonlng, Powtr brakts children, no pets, availa­ Ing services Complete •♦••rino, now paint, ble September 1st. Call fhroom remodellnet fn* hedoe clippina, window ...... I ujiiinia’ 132 J APARTMENTS home repairs and remo- stollatton water heaters, eteoritna. o il polntinfl, on- m TA8 SALES n^onv now ports, $1000 or 649-9600. detinfl. Quality work. Ret* If OTVifflVlnS iXPifllfVtr best offer. 647-1074. FOR RENT owtofle dtspMoku bHRet yfhiniBk. Coll M ark, 649> You’H be surprioBd n i i i U erencos, licensed and fn> repolrs. 64MQ9. Vlso/M< S6PS momlnos or tote surod. Coll 6464165. anaasNanliKMNfe economies If It fo odiy^ 3 fam ily too sole - 845 East 1981 Dodge Arles K I K i s t o r e AND osterCbrd acesptsd. •VPfUfaBle Street Hebron. Aug. 2 1 bedroom flat- heat, hot Use in O o iiffie d , 643-8711. Wagon, 4 speed, low REAL ESTATE OPPORTUNITIES water, carpeted, all ap­ W O I OFFICE SPACE Saturday. 10-3, rain or milts, like new. $2300 or REAL ESTATE THIS WEEK pliances, olr condition­ shine. Childrens clothes, best otter. Coll 649-5945 featuring: ing. Call 647-1595. books, household Items, otter 5pm. Manchester - Downtown stereo, miscellaneous. MAIN STMEf T • MANCHF'^ M U retail or office space, 1750 WANTED 643-1591 Manchester - 2 bedroom, MACHINERY PETS AND Hondo Accord 83, grey, 5 square feet. 668-1447. Big Tog Sole • Saturday D .w .riSHejj»', VFHNON CiMt. I t • VI UfJ, N second floor, 'no pets, TD RENT FURNITURE AND TDDL8 spood, 4 door, stereo, 8UPPUE8 August 2, 9 to 3. 573 87.1-1400 sunroof, Zlebort, mint FREE! FREE! FREE! stove and refrigerator. Woodbridee Stroot. Man­ $475 0 month plus utilities. Responsible working cou­ Craftsman Chain saw. 1.50 condition. 16500 or best G Free to loving home- 646-1379. chester. Furniture, house­ otter. 646-1979. ple and graduate student horsepower, 1.12 bar, dou­ Mlxed Irish setter beagle. hold Items, toys, bikes. Wilson Business Offices with medium size well ble Insulated, manual Call after 6. 647-8853. For Rent. 2 bedroom and Support Services. behavet^ dog are seeking King - Sized bed. Firm oiler. $60 649-0173.O 70 Ford Maverick, good COMPLIMENTARY Mu|jl Family Tog Sole - tnglne, 1500. Coll 649-S4I4. apartment, very nice, $450 Furnished offices, secret­ to rent nice clean 3 bed­ mattress. Two twin box 4 kittens, free to a good Household, toys, miscel­ MARKET EVALUATION plus utilities & security. arial service, reception, room, 2 baths for August springs. Frame. Excellent- home. Call 643-9653. laneous. 18 Franklin Manchester area. Call telephone answering, move, within easy com­ condition. Will be sold FUEL DIL/CDAL/ 1977 Cutlos Supremo • air, Bearer Is eritltled to a professional market evaluation of Street. Saturday August 2, powtr brakes, power Linda at 643-7767. word processing and cop­ muting distance of UConn with 2 complete sets of FIREWDDD Need repairs around the 9am - 2pm. this residerttial property by a REALTY WORLD® agent. ier facilities. Level H and Hertford. Excellent sheets, 1 bedspread. All home? Coll on expert. steering, tilt wheel, good rental history. Call 429- J condition. Mochonlcally Manchester - 5 room, 2 Watkins Center, 935 Main for $220, or best offer. You’ll find tho holp you Tog Sale- miscellaneous 7004.______oxcollont. Many now bedroom apartment, heat St., Manchester. 647-0073. 643-8082, evenings 8< wee­ For Sale - Firewood. nood In Closslflod. 643- Items. 8am until 12, Satur­ G Y«i, I would like i m irkel □ Yea, pleaaa contact me 8i hot water Included. $625 kends.-Keep trying I. Summer prices, buy now. 2711. ports. $1495 or best oftor. eveluitlon of my reaidenllel Immediately! To clean coffee stains day, August 2,134 Ludlow per month. Available Sep­ 4 toot lengths. $60 a cord, 871-9623 or 646-7653. property. Main St. Manchester Ex­ from china or plastic, rub Rd. Manchester. REALTY WORLD* tember 1. Walking dis­ cellent location. 600 to Corner Hutch, pointed cut and split $90 or cut to O Yee, I'm Ihlnklnp of telling rm MaM.ra ecoAta. stain with baking soda. To or buying a home. tance to Waddell School. 1800 square feet. $250 In­ pine with colonial black order. All prices Include MI8CELLANEDU8 76 Plymouth V o lo r t TRUE VALUE 5 find a cash buyer for that Something for everyone I □ I want to buy lar>d. CERTIFICATE Manchester Immaculate *$ 1 1 4 ,9 0 0 Call 647-7602. cludes heat, lanitor and hardware. $75 or best delivery. Bruce 742-9168. FDR SALE Wagon - tuned up, new Good sized 3 bedroom Cape, 12x16 fireplaced living room, newer china closet you no longer 1 Saturday, August 2, Shine tires, runs good, 2 snows. □ Call about the guaranteed formica kitchen, dining room, baths, oversized garage. Deep park parking. 649-5334 or 643- offer. 647-9211.0 only. 9am-1pm at 31 Lenox aalea plan. 3 Bedrooms, large living 7175. use, place a low-cost ad In $1,000. 6434023. like yard with stockade fence, concrete patio and grape arbors. Vinyl Classified. 643-2711. Street. Girls 20" bicycle, siding. room, dining room and Waterbed - King size, RECREATIDNAL $50.00; Blue 7' x 9W kitchen. $595 a month plus ENDROLLS 1976 Malibu Classic Sta­ TImberllne, 12 drawer EQUIPMENT handmade rug, $25.00; tion Wagon - power stoor- utilities. Security deposit. pedlstal, mirrored 27 choir. 16 foot Mod River canoe, Cash Register 1985 model. ras, 2 girls bikes. Many automatic, 311 V4tnfllno, Frechette Associates Manchester Immaculate $ 1 2 9 ,9 0 0 large room furnished. Excellent condition $300 paddles Included. Used household Items. 25 Rose­ 646'7709 REALTY WORLD® Aluminum sided ranch. 3 good sized bedrooms, fireplaced 12x21 living Electronic digital unftrex good potontlol, MOO, An­ 643-2692 Complete use of apart­ 649-5589 after 5. four times. Excellent con­ 2000. Must to seel Please wood Lone, Bolton. room, dining room and 12x20 lower level family room, applianced dover. Coll 7424666. Division of Thomas A. Benoit Enterprizes ment. Call 649-7911. dition. $800. Please coll call 643-9649, $99.o n arapwiy U cwowtUy Uti«d with • Brakw. p*«»M aiic«Qtfe Ih li 0ll»f tl noi ovr Inlanilon lo to llcll lh» offarlngi of olb *i REALTORSf kitchen, covered front porch, hardwood floors, newer roof and 1 car FURNITURE Robert D. Murdock, Realtor Roommate wanted- 3 bed­ Loveseat. Blue country 643-4942 otter 6pm or 647- Tog Sole- Saturday 9-5, Wo or* Koppr 19 «r«f« wllA thoM »a9 C909*rot* fultr S2SO OFF tiBdihontl f o«. It ytM Nar wllh u$. ' garage. room home- West Hart- 19M Dotsun 310 O X, good e30 Locust St. 2nd floor, 4 print wing back, like new. 9946 8:30 - 5:30. Ask for Commodore - VIC 20 $45 fishing equipment, toys, room, heated apartment. tord/Hartford line. Refur- Bob. condition, now tiros. S2000 High Back sleep sofa with $175. Call 647-1543. Like new. Coll 646-1427.0 dishes, organ, many mis­ or best offtr. Coll 64 3 4 m . No appliances. Security. blshed Victorian. gold plaid Herculon fa­ cellaneous Items. 17 Du­ $520 monthly plus utilities. Beautiful condition. Ma- bric and queen sized mat­ 1983 Sears 14' John boat 26" Raleigh men's bicy­ val StreetfCornor ot 349 EAST CENTER ST. delvn, 242-9739. Lisa, 236- Call 646-2426. Weekdays 9 tress, good condition. and 1 year old Sears 20 lb. cle. Store condition, 2 Woodland and Hilliard). Joyce G. Epstein MANCHESTER 1808. Available August 1st. TV/8TERED/ REALTY WORLD^ to 5. $150. 646-3387. thrust electric motor. years old. Value $209. Sell MQTDRCYCLEI/ APPLIANCES New Sears marine bat­ (203)646-7709 73 West Center Street I for $75. 6464794.0 Toe Sole- Moving, Must MQPED8 Real Estate 647-8895'', Manchester. CT 06040 i q i J c ars CARS tery. $525 or best offer. sell. Household Items, !IW\I echette Associates IQ11C A"S Call after 6pm. 643-8542. I»M FD R 8 A LE IFDR SALE FDR SALE stereo. Good for teenag­ Spa shells- factory se­ clothes, John D o e rt Suzuki 185 M X 1974. Hoods WHERE THE INDIVIDUAL GETS ATTENTION WE GET RESULTS ers. Excellent condition, conds or damaged In mower saddles, took, some work or uso for turntable, cassette, radio. tronsportotlon. $200 to much more, rain or shine. ■A DIVISION OF THOMAS A. BENOIT ENTERPRISES" ports $30. or bost offer Originally $300 only $50 MUSICAL $800 os Is. Coll evenings or Aug. 2 & 3. 10om-2pm. 92 643-2831.0 649-0B32.O weekends. 742-6469. Kimberly Drive. ITEMS ------HaiitoXM i^areBq^idin^ 1981 Yamaha 650 Special. Retrldgerator. No frost 16 Nearly Nu Shoppe, 366 Tog Sole- Saturday, Au­ Good condition. 89S0.00 or cubic feet, gold. Whirl­ Moln Streetdn Phllbrick gust 2, 10-4. Books, IMMACULATE - 6 room Ranch, located on quiet cul-de-sac. rlake a Look-i Agency Building between clothes, boys bike, pot­ bost otter. Call 647-1461 pool. $85 643-4792.0 Just Listed... Newly painted, newer 100 Amp service. 3 bedrooms, large, Russell and Haynes tery, freezer and miscel­ oftor 5 PM. country kitchen. Garage and nice yard, >114,900. Portable window unit. Wholesale records and Streets). 646-2073. Baby laneous. 21 .Hartford Large two family with lovely Hotpoint air conditioner. topes. All records all lab­ furniture, toys, clothing, Rood, Rain dote, Sunday 1983 XX 125 looks oroot, stone fireplace and natural oak $80. Good working condi­ els. Call Jack Bertrand sizes: newborn-14. 50 per August 3rd. No early lots of now ports, ftw woodwork. Good location. tion. 6464687.0 643-1262. cent off summer clothing. birds. Please pork across m ilts. 1700 or boot offflr. Possible office use. Call,today street. 643-6632. tor details. ' CARS CARS Tog * Sole- Indoor, Out­ FDR SALE door, August 2nd and MMCEUAHBNIt [FOR SALE FOR SALE August 3rd, 169 Oak St. g l v ' Manchester. Iautomotive V What is your home worth in today's market? Let the professionals at REALTY WORLD MAZDA B2000 LX T H E t U A M E t S For Sale -1912 Oldamoble help you discover the answer. Your REALTY WORLD broker CAMPERS/ Toronodo. Excollant Con- LARGE VICTORIAN - Priced just reduced on this “move- combines knowledge of the ' .al area with the experience of helping over a million people TRAILERS dItlon.Complata luxury in-condition”. Historic home. 11 rooms, 5 bedrooms, Vinyl sided, buy 4od sell homes nalionwAjj. Call your local REALTY WORLD office and find out what MAZDA B2000 AIISSAAI car. $10400. 1904 Ford Super Special... garge w/loft. Much more! Owners anxious! *129,900. the boom in the housing market means to you. F1S0 Explorer 4x4. Low 6 Sloopor Apache tent mllaago, axcallant condi­ Immaculate three bedroom camper with full odd a tion. Must sat. S104M. roomy ranch on 'lovely land­ room. $2000. Coll 649-6646. 1976 Chevy Blazer. Bxcal- scaped lot. Large country “Putting You 1st is 2nd Nature To UsT” TRUCK SALE! lant running condition. kitchen, fireplaced living room REALTY WORLOiS) Stk. #1-1026 24' Travel Trailer. Fully Good solid truck. RIfload beautiful deck and much more. equipped, many extras, for plowlno. S5400. 1982 STRANO REAL ESTATE Each office moependenity Offered at $121,900. THE RESUirS PEOPLED LIST »8640®* Now On Sale ^7 4 4 0 ®® asking $2500. Excellent Ford E2S0 Von. Good 156 E. CENTER ST.. MANCHESTER, CT. owned and operated condition, 6494084. condition with rocks. Includes dealer prep & freight charges. Tax and registration extra. 8S400. 1972 Audi IDOLS. (203) 646-7709 1978 Audi FOX, 1978 Flat ^CALL TODAY - 647-“SOLD” 30 AvallabiD at tremendDus savings! 128, All best offtr. Good O APR APR Automotive terms on oil vshlclos. No Including BASE. SE-5 & LUXURYI 8 8 % 5.7% money down to ouallfltd For 48 months on QUALIFIED NEW NISSAN buyer. Private sellar. Coll 9 643-1021. CAB PLUS availablo an all mcdelsl in stock Mini Vans, TRUCK BUYERS 2WD, 4X4’s, auto or std UP TO 36 MONTHS! FQR 8 AU FIrastono staol boltod ra­ ALSO dial tuboloss tire. Whits lettarlng 19S/7oR 13. 825. Your choice at NO EXTRA CHARGE: Orlgtnol Price 890 649 SAFTEY INSPECTED VACATION READY USED CARS 1888 PonHae Full Size 9947b Grand Prlx, V 4, White Complete Bedliner Installed 80 TOYOTA CELICA a c ...... » 3,995 w/brown bucket eeate, automatic, PB, P8, 4 used matched MIchelin J f S l m 85 PORSCHE 944 a t . a c ...... *19,900 AM/FM Caaaetta. Car In radial tiros, 155 by IS". WEST SIDE 2 FAMLY OR axcallant condition. Never a flat, lots of ml- Real Estate w ra M gjipE 83 OLDS DELTA 88 ROYALE AC, Cruise, etc...... • 6,995 YOU’LL FALL IN LOVE... 3 Good slza BR's, firaplac*, modamizad kitchan, Attradlva S-S with acraanad-ln aide porch, aapa- $4800.043-8002. leoge loft. Take oil 4,858. 168 Main St., Manchester rata haating ayatama, 2 ear garaga. Call tonighti 649-5755. Attractive 9 room Colonial with i bedrooms, library, rac room, breazaway and garagal High Siya PLUS FIVE PACKAGE which includes: 84 OLDS CUTLASS SUPREME AC, Cruise.... » 7,495 “VtE GUARANTEE OUR HOUSE8r...64e-24a2 ■WE GUARANTEE OUR HOUSESI" ...640-2482 bew kitchen. 1st floor laundry, window greenhouse, 83 OLDS CUTLASS Wag., Loaded ...... * 6,995 6 4 7 - 8 4 0 0 alum, siding, beautiful first floor farnilv room. 1 Door Edqo Giifif'ls lake a Look- I1.S4.000. 83 OLDS CIERA Holiday Cpe., AC...... • 6,995 Donald Jackson Rose Viola Jackson 2 Mud Flaps 82 SUBARU QL Sedan, 5 Spd., A C ...... * 5,99S 3 Cnrpptod Floor Mats 1985 LINCOLN I 111 82 NISSAN 8ENTRA wag , 5 spd, a c ...... * 4,995 m 4 Lifoti'-no Rnstprootm q 6 81 JAGUAR XJ6 Sedan, Leather...... •14,999 TOWN CARS 5 First Oil & Filter C hanqp 81 HONDA CIVIC wag.,Ac...... • 2,99S Come test drive yours at - INVEST TODAYI JUST USTED! in thia modern 5 unit building. Prime Man­ beautiful Bolton location. This 3 bedroom, 1 '/i chester location, near hospital. Good Income. bath home has much to offer. Call today! 'WE GUARANTEE OUR HOUSESI"...646-2482 "WE GUARANTEE OUR HOUSESr...646-2482 /iW RIARyV BROTHERS/ DE CORM IER 6 In Stcx;k $13/999 jiii_i|jjj[if Off “WE GUARANTEE OUR HOUSES!’ 285 BROAD ST., MANCHESTER LOVELY COUNTRY SETTING... •♦•PRICE REDUCTION^^^ Blanchard & Rbssetto . 301-315 CENTER STREET /MORU B R O T H K R 8 Yet it's close to town. Sparkling 6 room full This beautiful Forest Hills Colonial has just been wiCKsnicaKCiKui 543.5135 6 4 5 4 1 6 5 dormcred Cape Cod. I.arge spacious rooms^ 3 redueed to $164,900!. 8 rooms. .3 bedrooms, 2.5 646-2482 Since 1945 bedrooms, 2 full baths, fireplace, walk-out basement. baths, 2 car garage, stiidv, f.inishefi rec. room with Saaiar Frl AlaL HI 5 pji- _____ ^______311 CButir St, iMKlwtlw MS-SISS Cav City area in Hebron. $118,900. fireplace and lots more. Don't let llii.- »ne slip by! REAL ESTATE CItizaaa Diacsaiiti AUSSAAlx ^ MANCHESTER HERALD. Friday, Aug. 1, 1986

MANCHESTER WEEKEND PLUS CLASSIFIEP ADVERTISING 643-2711 Sunday road rally Rice rallies Sox Lifeguarding more club forerunner over Royals, 5-3 than summer job Notices HELP WANTED I HDMES I HDMES _ | HELP WANTED HELP WANTED I HELP WANTED HELP WANTED FDR SALE FOR SALE p a g e 3 ... p a g e 9 ... magazine inside Management Trainee. Sales LOST Entry leyel position for All Positions - Retail auto Nurses Aide Certification Person/Administrator- parts chain has positions Automobile and/or Truck For Sale By Owners - 80 Manchester New Listing, IAND FOUND ambitious Indlyidual. enthusiastic, well organ­ training. Manchester Mechanic/Full time me­ lovely 7 room Ranch, 3 Company has profit shar­ for Assistant Manager Manor-will be starting a Larabee St, East Hart­ ized Individual needed Im­ Trainees, cashiers, full chanic wanted. Must be ford. 3 family house(Lot bedrooms, large living Sadly mIssed-Lost black ing program and both mediately for In-house certification training pro­ experienced and have room, den, fireplace, one local and national growth and part time, salesper­ gram on Aug. 11. The 100 X 300.) Call 649-9535 and white dog. Springer position. Exciting oppor­ son, full and part time. We tools. Excellent pay and offer 4:00. car garage. Priced realis­ Spaniel AAut, no collar, opportunities. 649-4563. tunity marketing national program consists of ap­ offer a competitive salary proximately 3 weeks of benefits. Inquire at M ond tically at $112,000 U 8i R has been missing since brand name products to M Service Station, Rt. 6, Colonial Cape - 5 rooms, Realty 643-2692. Tuesday (7-22-06). Call 649- malor corporations. Call and benefits package with paid training, resulting In excellent opportunity for certification as a nurses Bolton. front to back living room 9937 or 647-0088. Suzanne for appointment. with fireplace. Formal Immaculate - 6 room 646-2900. advancement. Apply In aide. If you are Interested person at Motor Mart in training to be a 3-11 full Cabinet maker, 3 to 5 dining room, eat-ln kit­ Ranch, located on quiet Outside Sales. Monday years experience. Must chen. Dormers, front and cul-de-sac. Newly thru Friday, evenings. Ex­ Auto Supply, 830 Silver or part time nurses aide, K-Mart/Readers Market- Lane East Hartford Ct. have hand tools. Full time back. Garage. $115,000. painted, newer 100 AMP cellent money. Call Merchandise employees, call Manchester Manor service. 3 bedrooms, IfflanrliPfitrr Hrralft PERSONALS employment and benefits. I Jeanne 647-9946. 646-0129. Group 1 Phllbrick cashiers and stocks. Full Cocktail waitress wanted- Coll 742-5317, 8:30 to 5:00, Agency, 6464200. large country kitchen, ) Manchester — A City o( Village Charm and part time positions ond kitchen help. Please Monday thru Friday. garage and nice yard. Ride wanted Into down­ Insurance Agency desires are available. Experience Security Officers - Elllng- $114,900 Strano Real Est­ town Hartford to work at experienced CSR In per­ apply person Arcadia Res­ ton/Vernon line. $5 per Houses for sale- East not necessary. Many em­ taurant, Tolland Tpke. Carpenters needed - Im­ Hartford. Lovely 4 bed­ ate 647-7653.0 midnight on weeknights. sonal lines. Computer ex­ ployee benefits. Apply In hour. Full time third shift. Will share cost. Coll 646- Part time all shifts, wee­ mediate openings for ex­ room raised ranch, flre- perience preferred. Call person Monday, Wednes­ perienced Carpenters. All Large Victorian - Price 7181 otter 7pm. Norma, 646-0187. kends. Must be over 18. plbced, -finished rec- Saturday, Aug. 2,1986 25 Cents day, Thursday and Friday Easy Assembly Work I phases of construction. room, 2 cor garage, lust reduced on this from 10am to 4pm. Satur­ $714.00 per 100. Guaran­ Car arid telephone neces­ Full time employment “ move In condition", his­ Teenage Farm Help sary. Call 527-0225. $139,900. Milne Real Est­ day, noon to 4pm. K-Mart, teed Payment. No Soles. and benefits. Call 742-5317, ate, Inc. Realtors 5284573, toric home 11 rooms, 5 Wanted. Apply at Corn 239 Spencer St. , Details—Send Stamped 8:30 to 5:00, Monday thru 569-4161. bedrooms, vinyl sided, lANNOUNCEWENTS Crlb,.Buchland Rd., South Envelope: Elan-855, 3418 Medical Assistant for phy­ Friday. garage with loft. Much Windsor. 644-3260. sicians office In Rockville. AgostinelU LPN. Part time In physi­ Enterprise, Ft. Pierce, FL Brand New Vi duplex now morel Dwners anxious Lose 10 to 29 pounds In 30 cians office, 4 days 33482.______■ Part time flexible hours. Pleasant Manchester Op- $129,900 Strano Real Est­ South Africa under construction, 3 bed­ Mechanics- Experienced Call Donna at 872-6033 for ate 647-7653.0 days.'Herbollfe - Herb diet weekly. Reply Manches­ further Information. tholmologlst office needs room, basement, wall to In pill form. 34.95 tor 30 for service station. Must ter Herald Box N. Man­ Wanted Reliable Babysit­ moture person for recep­ ) hove own tools. Uniforms ter for two young child­ wall carpeting, IV2 baths, w ill take day supply. Refundable If chester Ct. 06040. tion work. 15-20 hours per vinyl siding, $115,900. Call Manchester, Immaculate, dissatisfied with results. furnished. 1st or 2nd shitt. ren, 2:30-11:00. My home week, variable. Salary Blue cross and Blue shield preferred. Call 649-8502 Boland Brothers 649-2947. good sized 3 bedroom Approved nutritionally by Honest person to help me negotiable. Send resume Cape. 12 X 16 fireplaced FDA. Other products tor available. Apply In per­ for more Information. sanctions pass with my business, clean­ to Manchester Herald Wethersfield. Under con­ living room, newer for­ panel post stress, blood pessure, ar­ son. Silver Lane Shell. 252 ing houses, banks, etc. ■ Auto Polisher and detail P.O. Box O. Spencer St., Manchester. Secretory-Receptionist. person - Immedidte open­ struction 30ft X 48tt du­ mica kitchen, dining thritis. Please Call 647- Call 643-6347 after Bom, plex. Pick your own room, 11/2 baths, over­ 3777, 100 percent ask for Liz. Monday thru Friday, 9 to ing. Part time nights and Babysitter for 6 month old Munson's Chocolate, 5. 643-4005 or 649-2656. Saturday. Apply to Gorins Interior. Completion date sized garage. Deep Park guaranteed. twins needed In my home Nov. 1st. $179,500.633-8317. like yard with stockade Route 6, Bolton Is now Jaguar. Rte 83 Vernan. 2-3 days per week Zinsser names accepting applications Full time day- part time fence, concrete patio and Senate panei evenings and weekend Pillowtex Corporation summers and school va­ Lovely Country Setting... grape arbors. Vinyl siding for both full and part time Veterinary Assistant. Will cation off. Hlllstown Rd. allocation picks Employment retail sales perspns. The help needed. Knowledge now hiring production train. Call 643-7875 before Yet It's close to town. $114,900 D.W. Fish Realty of vitamins and nutrition workers in the Manches­ area. References. Call Sparkling 6 room full 643-1591 or 871-1400. full time hours are 9am to 5pm. 649-8343. & Education 4:30 pm Monday-Friday, a plus. Apply In person: ter plant. No experience dormered Cape Cod. By Lawrence Knutson sanctions package is not “ pushed with full benefits. Part Parkade Health Shoppe, necessary, will train. Customer Service Rep. Large spacious rooms, 3 Manchester. Aluminum By John F. Kirch The Associated Press off and pushed off so in the end we Manhcester Parkade. Please apply 49 Regent Secretary/Bookkeeper, bedrooms, 2 full baths, ■sided Ranch, 3 good sized timehoursare 4pm to 8pm Interesting position with full tIme/Accounts Recel- Herald Reporter don’t have enough time" to act and approximately 8 St. 646-1737. diversified duties Includ­ fireplace, walk-out base­ bedrooms, fireplaced 12 x before the three-week recess beg­ Experienced recker veable/Pavable/Cash re­ ment. Gay City area In 12 living room, dining WASHINGTON - The Senate hours on Saturday or ing typing, telephone conciliation, light typing, BOLTON - State Sen. Carl A. ins Aug. 15. Sunday, averaging 20 driver- full time, must work and public contact. Hebron $118,900. Jackson room and 12 x 20 lower Foreign Relations Committee on I HELP WANTED have good driving record. and various clerical du­ & Jackson Real Estate level family room. Ap- Zinsser Friday chose former Man­ Friday overwhelmingly approved The committee acted after re­ hours weekly. Call 647- Good startlnd^alary and ties. Conyers Construc­ jecting a series of amendments 8639 for appointment. Guarantee and bonus all benefits. EO E^eneflclal 647-8400 or 646-8646.a pllanced kitchen, covered chester Mayor Nathan G. Agosti- sanctions against South Africa that Part Time Inserters company benefits. Con­ tion Company, 77 Tolland front porch, hardwood offered by Helms that underscored Assistant Newspaper Ct. Inc. 527-24037A Tpke. nelli to replace him on a local ban new U.S. investment and wanted. Call 647-9946, ask Landscaper and Lawn tact Stan Ozimek at 643- dealer needed In Andoyer You'll fall In love... At­ floors, newer roof and 1 committee established by the prohibit Pretoria's airplanes from his opposition to sanctions. He said for Bob. Workers. Experience re­ 5135. and Hebron area, reliable Teacher - Special Ed. Ct. tractive 9 robm Colonial car garage. D.W. Fish General Assembly to decide how landing on American soil. the committee risked "handing Growing ' South Windsor with 4 bedrooms, library, Realty 643-1591 or 871- quired In operating and car needed. Call 647-9639 state certification re­ Plastic Company seeks Manchester should spend its share The vote was 15-2 (or the bill, over South Africa to the Soviet Manchester Insurance maintaining lawn equip­ Bobcat operators- must mornings 9-1, evenings quired. Contact Dr. Mi­ new kitchen, 1st floor 1400.a Union” but hurting Pretoria's agency has an opening tor be experienced In exca­ conscientious production laundry, window green­ of funds from the state surplus. which also bars the importation of ment. Knowledge of after 6pm. chael Blake, Principal, workers for oil shifts. Own Zinsser — who had the right South African coal and uranium economy. a part time secretary. landscaping procedures. vating driveways. Class 1 Tolland High School Tol­ house, aluminum siding, Clean Cape. 3 good size Typing and telephone license required. Call 646- transportation necessary, beautiful first floor fam­ bedrooms, fireplace, under a measure known as the and sets up machinery for streng­ "Here we go again, kicking a Must be dependable. Op­ Immediate opening for land Ct 872-0561. EOE. competitive hourly wage, friend in the teeth,” Helms said. skills are Important. Insu­ portunity for advance­ 2978. trim carpenter with ily. $154,000. Jackson 8. modernized kitchen, rec Town Improvement Plan, or thening sanctions next year unless rance and computer skills career opportunity. Call Jackson Real Estate 647- room, breezeway and gar­ "Bring down the South African ment. Call Kelly Lands­ knowledge of bench ma­ Teacher/Coach. Coach­ 528-9083. Alaska Plan, to sit on the commit­ the white-controlled government experience helpful but not caping Co., 528-8114 9am Opening available at chinery or table saw, ing position available at 8400 or 646-8646.D age! H!gh 90's 'We Gua­ tee along with four other legisla­ makes progress to eliminate governrient and you are going to essential. 649-2891. to 4pm, Mon. through Fri. Hartford Rd. Dairy shaper etc. Also needed, Tolland High School; Var­ rantee our Houses" Blan­ tors who represent parts of the apartheid. see more bloodshed than you ever Oueen. 5 nights, Wednes­ Price Reduction. This chard 8< Rossetto Real imagined ... We are making a lead person. For appoint­ sity girl's soccer, JV girls HELP WANTED: town — called the bill unconstitu­ In addition, the legislation bans Legal Secretary- Medium day thru Sunday, 5 to 11. ment call 649-4371. soccer, JV boy's soccer, beautiful Forest Hills Co­ Estate 646-24823 tragic mistake.” Reliable and willing to lonial has lust been re­ tional because it allows state imports from corporations owned size suburban law firm JV volleyball, JV bo^'s MASSEUSE representatives rather than local or controlled by the South African seeks full time legal secre­ learn. Product prepara­ Secretary - Responsible basketball and freshman duced to $164,9001 8 Just Listed! Beautiful Bol­ tion and service custo­ Female preferred, full or rooms, 3 bedrooms, 2.5 ton location. This 3 bed­ leaders to decide how to spend the government, gives President Rea­ tary and real estate clos­ for the management of a 3 boys basketball. Extra part time. Good atmos­ Assistant Newspaper ing secretary. Good skills mers. Good starting to 5 person secretarial curricular duties only as baths, 2 car garage, study, room 1'/2 bath home has funds. gan authority to deny visas to dealer wanted In Bolton. and experience required. wage. Apply In person, clerical staff vyhile carry­ associated with positions. phere. Excellent clientele, finished rec room with much to otter. Call today. “ I really have a problem with Pretoria's leaders, and, in a State will Call 232-9989 between 9am Salary commensurate Hartford Rd. Dairy ing a word processing Contact Dr, Michael in the Windham area. Ex­ fireplace and lots more. 'We Guarantee our it," Zinsser, R-Manchester, said non-binding step, authorizes him to 8i noon, Monday through with experience. Good be­ Oueen. work load. Growth oppor­ Blake, Principal, Tolland cellent Income potential. Don't let this one slip by! Houses" Blanchard A Friday during a news conference sell U.S. gold to depress the world Friday. Ask for Michael. nefits and working condi­ tunity with professional High School, Tolland Ct CALL AFTER 5KI0 P.M. Jackson 8< Jackson Real Rossetto Real Estate 646- at the Community Hall. “ It’s great market price and reduce South Laborer for'pipeline con­ Estate 647-8400 or 646- 2482a tions. Call 6^-0569 for engineering company, 5 872-0561. EOE. 456-7565 that we’re giving money to the African revenues. consider Help Wanted - Part time Interview. struction. Must be depen- to 7 years experience 8646.0 dable and have West Side 2 Family. At­ towns, but I think the towns should Sens. Jesse Helms, R-N.C., and weekends. Friday, 3 to 7. required, more Is desira­ Woman or student nurse decide how to spend it.” Larry -Pressler, R-S.D., opposed Saturday, 9 to 5. Sunday, 3 Mature woman to work transportation. Top ble. Send resume to Wil­ to assist with elderly lady Just Listed Large two tractive 5-5 with screened wages paid. 649-6087. family with lovely stone In side porch, separate Agostinelli, a Republican state the package. divestment to 10. Cashier for self- with Infants In day care liam D. O'nelll, Fuss 8< for 4 weeks starting Aug. "We think we have a good serve Mobil Station. center. Hours 1-6. Mon­ O'nelll Inc., 210 Main 1st. Please call 649-5818 Real fireplace and natural oak heating systems, 2 car central committeeman and the Apply between 6am and day thru Friday. $4.00. Full 8i Part time help Street Manchester EEO. after 2 pm. wood. Good location. Pos­ garage. Call tonight "We president of Manchester State product to report to the Senate," 2pm at 84 John Fitch Blvd, Call The Children's Place. needed for„ residential M/F. sible office use. Call today Guarantee our HOuses" Bank, will sit on the committee said Sen. Richard Lugar, D-Ind., HARTFORD (AP) - Gov. Wil­ cleaning during the day. Estate for details Joyce G. Ep­ Blanchard 8< Rossetto with Rep. Elsie "Biz” Swensson, the panel’s chairman. Lugar had liam A. O’Neill on Friday ordered corner of route 5 and 30. 643-5535. Experienced Carpenter stein Real Estate 647-8895. Possibility for the right Positions available. Shift or carpenter's helper - full Real Estate 646-24823 R-Manchester, Rep. J. Peter Fuss- resisted attempts to make the bill Connecticut to Immediately halt LPN Med. Nurse - Imme­ Clerical- small office, di­ person to work Into team superviser/teacher and time or part time. Pay cas, R-Marlborough, and former so strong that moderate senators leader. Also need person 2 new investments .in companies diate opening for Med. versified duties, accounts teacher aides for YMCA depends on experience. HDMES Manchester Mayor Matthew Mor- would find themselves unable to that do business In South Africa, nurse who Is able to work receivable, telephones, hours on Sat 8, Sun morn­ day care, full and part Call 643-7263. '(iiyijinin " I’ ings and/or Mon 8> Fri FDR SALE iarty Jr., who is replacing Rep. support it. regardless of their adherence to from 3pm to 9pm, 4 record keeping, some typ­ time. Benefits. Call 569- James R. McCavanagh, D- He stressed the need to attract as the Sullivan Principles. evenings per week. For ing. All benefits. Call 647- evenings, driver license 8964 between 9-5 EOE. Earn Hundreds weekly at needed. Call EZZZ clean­ home! Be flooded with AM real estate advertised Manchester, on the panel. many votes as possible to attain a O'Neill said legislation enacted additional Information 9137. two-thirds majority of the Senate, call Manchester Manor ing services 646-1688. Dental Surgical Assistant various offers! Details? In the Manchester Herald Rep. Donald F. Bates, D-East in 1982 that ordered the state to 646-0129. Full time mall order retail - Team practice seeking Send self-addressed Is sublect to the federal Hartford, has said he will desig­ the margin required to override a divest all holdings in companies business needs a diversi­ Nursery School teacher career minded Individual stamped envelope to : PO Fair Housing Act of 1968, nate someone to replace him on the presidential veto. that do not adhere to the Sullivan fied self starter to help a starting September. Must to loin our quality oral BOX 447 Cllffwood NJ. which makes It Illegal to five-member committee, known as Reagan is opposed to stronger Principles, a fair employment Full time mall order retail have bachelor's degree 07721. advertise any preference, U.S. sanctions, but Lugar pre­ business needs a diversi­ young growing company surgery office. Expe­ a Local Allocation Council. policy, has not proved sufficient. with sales, filing orders and teaching experience rience preferred. Call limitation or discrimina­ dicted the president would be fied self starter to help a with pre school children. "I can’t think of anyone better O’ Neill also said the state would and answering the tele­ Mindy at 649-2272. tion based on race, colar, able to spend money than a “ quite enthusiastic" about the young growing company phone. Willing to train 10 hours a week. $7-$9 per religion, sex or national Harald photo by PInlo consider complete divestment of with sales, filing orders hour. The Children's Courteous energetic banker," Zinsser said of committee-passed measure once its $562.6 million in holdings in right applicant. Please origin, or an Intention to he’d read it several times. and answering the tele­ apply at Conn. Cane and Place Inc. 643-5535. person to work sel- make any such prefer­ Agostinelli. companies that do business in phone. Willing to train Reed Co. 205 Hartford Rd., ling displaying, ence, limitation or dis­ Agostinelli, who joined Zinsser On the bank “ We’re off to a very strong South Africa unless drastic strides right applicant. Please Manchester CT. Teacher Aide wanted for reordering in hard­ crimination. The Herald at the news conference, said he start,” said Sen. Edward M. were made to reform the nation's apply at Conn. Cane and Part time - A/P, a/R Clerk Saykham Hansena (right) and Phouk- during the expedition, and both fisher­ Nursery school program. - Flexible hours. Compu­ ware store. Good will not knowingly accept "wants to take a long hard look" at Kennedy, D-Mass., a leading sanc­ apartheid government. Reed Co. 205 Hartford Rd., 18 hours a week. 8:30-3:30, any advertisement which han Keovilay, both of Walnut Street, fish men were anticipating a repeat tions supporter. "I think the Manchester CT. Part time clerical hel- ter experience useful but starting pay. Apply in recreational facilities and roads in “ I will continue to monitor p.(Loan Center) Approxi­ Monday, Wednesday, Fri­ not required. Call 643-1496. person. Is In violation of the law. Manchester. He said he could not at Manchester’s Union Pond Thursday performance. overwhelming vote in the commit­ developments in South Africa and, mately 20 hours per week. day. $4.25 per hour, start­ tee is a clear signal to the White in January, I will seek Input from ing September. The Child­ Government Homes from give specifics on where the approx­ afternoon. Keovilay caught a carp K-Mart Auto Service- full For appointment please ocatlonal Instructor horti­ Conyer’s Hardware imately $500,000 Manchester will House on what is going to be the our new General - Assembly to and part time positions call 646-1700 ask for F. ren's Place Inc. 643-5535. culture. Developmentally $1(U repair). Delinquent outcome of this struggle.” available for basic ser­ Corriveau or R. Carter. 63 Tolland Tpke. tax praperty. Reposses­ SOUTH WINDSOR $115,900 get might be spent until after the develop a prudent and responsible disabled adults. $11,000- Sen. Alan Cranston, D-Calif., divestment schedule which would vice. Uniforms provided Equal Opportunity Collector-Part time, full $13,000. Send resume to: Manchester, CT sion. Call 805-687-6000. THE LIVING IS EASY! council begins meeting. but must hove own tools. Employer. time. Experienced pre­ Ext. H-9965 for current Panel members will meet Tues­ said he would like to see stronger enable our state to divest holdings Hockonum Industries 646-5707 When you own a Townhouse Condo. This House offers new tax plan sanctions and would try to add Many employee benefits. ferred. Contact Mr. Fin­ Greenhouse, Attn: Sara repo list. day with members of the Manches­ completely in companies doing beautiful unit has 6 rooms, 2’/i baths, lower level ^^-^tfiem during the Senate debate. He Apply In person at the Carpenter- Experienced negan 289-8223. Beardsley Manager Po family room, all wall to wall carpeting, attached ter Board of Directors. business in South Africa,” he said. K-Mart Auto Service, 239 In remodeling. Call Ro­ Box 136 Mansfield Depot Columbia Lake- “ We’ll throw our ideas on the Bv C liff Haas In 1988 and subsequent years, the lower tax rates approved, by the added, however, that he wanted a About $562.6 million of Connecti­ Mature, loving adult to Woodland Terrace. 5-6 garage, fenced-in yard, swimming pool and new House proposal would result in Senate. It includes higher personal Spencer St. EOE. bert Jarvis, 643-6712. Ct 06251 EOE. RNs, LPNs. Your skills tennis courts. Highway and shopping within table and discuss them,” Agosti­ The Associated Press "veto-proof measure.” cut’s $3.5billion investment portfo­ ------_ l _ care for our 2 year old are needed In a variety of bedrooms, 3 baths, over 1 about 19.7 million couples and exemptions and standard deduc­ The South Africa question has lio is currently Invested in compan­ daughter In our South easy driving distance. nelli said after the news RN-LPN. Baylor weekend home care and Institu­ acre with a 150 foot lake WASHINGTON - House Demo­ individuals paying higher taxes, tions than under present law. been caught in a form of legislative ies doing business in South Africa Bank Teller Trainee or Person needed to do light Glastonbury home. Mon- tional settings In the frontage. Magnificent conference. experience for main of­ lanitorlal work, odd lobs positions available. High Wi can hilp you bteoms a In addition to the one for cratic tax writers today proposed a compared with 22.2 million in the Among other provisions; gridlock. Senate Majority Leader and would be subject to divest­ da/Thru Friday, 7:30am hourly rate. May add days greater Hartford and sur­ view, fireplace In livng Senate version. • The full IRA deduction under fice of South Windsor and errands. Must have to 5pm. Salary $165 rounding towns. Work room, large enclosed “REALE" PR0FES8I0NAU Manchester, Zinsser was supposed new tax-overhaul plan that would Bob Dole of Kansas says he will not ment, he said. Bank 8i Trust Co. Pre­ good driving record and to make full time position. Key parts of the new offer were present law would be continued bring the measure to the floor "We are only part of a larger weekly, paid vacation and We offer a challenging part time/full time, days- porch. Flexible financing Call 648-452S, and ask lor Dan. to sit on Local Allocation Councils strictly limit deductions for Indi­ vious teller or cashier good work habits. Excel­ holidays. Must have refer­ /shlfts of your- choice. possible. $275K. Owner- for Bolton, Hebron, Columbia and vidual Retirement Accounts, con­ rejected in advance by several only for workers not eligible for a unless the Senate also votes on world community," O'Neill said. experience helper. Apply lent position for a retired environment with a company pension. A lower deduc­ ences. Call Mike 659-0328. New salary rates and agent. 644-0139. Glastonbury, all of which are in the sumer interest and medical Senate negotiators, chiefly be­ Reagan's plan to give Nicaragua's "Yes. our first obligation is domes­ In person between 9-11am, gentleman. Apply In per­ growth oriented facility. D. F. KALE, INC. tion would be permitted company- Please contact Crestfleld excellent shift/ weekend Fourth Senatorial District he re­ expenses. cause it would boost even higher contra guerrillas $100 million in tic, but we must never lose sight of Monday thru Friday at son, Dave Wlltse Schaller Reef EeCife covered workers with incomes Assemblers. Excellent Convalescent Hame/Fen- differential. We pay $$for Manchester - 3 bedroom presents. He named a replacement 'The plan, which is being pres­ the new tax burden on corporations military and logistical aid. our obligations not only to our 1033 John Fitch Blvd, Acura 345 Center Street pay and benefits. No expe­ your years of nursing 17S Main St., Manchester, Ct between $25,000 and $35,000 South Windsor. Manchester. wood Manor, Manchester ranch, living room fire­ Friday for each committee except ented to Senate negotiators as the' to pay for individual tax cuts. After the committee acted. Dole Connecticut brothers and sisters, rience necessary - will Ct 643-5151. experience. Opportunity place, dining room open 646-4525 Even so, the Senate delegation to ($40,000 and $50,000 (or joint indicated floor action was possible but to our brothers afid sisters train. Apply Namrok, 249 Columbia’s. latest bargaining position of the for advancement. In ser­ to large deck, I'/j baths, the negotiating conference is likely returns). No deduction would be late next week once the Defense throughout the world." Progress Drive. vice education provided. family room, walk out to Zinsser chose Robert Peterson, a House, would-'heduce by about 8 Government Jobs. million the number of couples and to accept some parts of the new allowed above those levels. And, Department authorization bill has Under legislation established in Manchester. $17,500-$60,975 per year. Opportunity to learn new patio around an In-ground retired state police officer, to fill or brush up on nursing ' his post on the Bolton council. individuals who would face a tax plati, thus keeping alive hopes of unlike the Senate bill, it would not been considered. 1982, Connecticut has divested or Now hiring. Call 1-619-565- pool. All on private allow workers to make future. DARI FARMS Survey Computer - Grow­ 1657 ext. J2296 far current skills. For Immediate ap­ wooded lot. Rural loca­ Former Glastonbury Mayor Henry increase npxt year, compared to finishing a radical overhaul of the Sen. Robert C. Byrd. D-W.Va., scheduled for divestment $100 ing 70 person engineering pointment and employ­ tion. $126,900. Broker 647- the- bill passed by the Senate and tax system within a few weeks. the minority leader, said he federal list. 24 hours. Please tarn to page 8 surveying firm has posi­ ment, call today: Private 9755. Please turn to page 8 endorsed by President Reagan. The House offer would retain the Please tarn to page 8 wanted to make sure that the tion for person expe­ Clerical - Full time posi­ Duty Registry, VNA ICE CREAM rienced In computations tions available In pleasant Health Resources Inc. 243- Did, Rare, Clean, and for boundry and subdivi­ office environment. 2511, ext. 400 or 793-0261. priced rlghtl Nice alumi­ Public Opinion sions. 3 to 5 years expe­ Health Insurance/benef- num sided bungalow with TODAY’S HERALD CAM^IjraREP^re Has immediate openings for rience’ desirable. Please Its program available. Part time medical secre­ 3 bedrooms, modern kit­ Trade pact angers send resume to William D. Free parking. Experience tary for physician In Man­ chen, and convenient lo­ O'nelll, Fuss 8,0'nelll Inc. using adding machine. chester. Send resume ta: cation. Newer asphalt Victims of Crime Full Time Accounts Receivable Clerk 210 Main Street Manches­ Typing skills helpful. $4.25 PO BOX 9171 Bolton Ct. roof, lovely treed lot. Lemon law woes In d e x ter. EEC M/F to $5.00 an hour depending 06040. $80,000 for fast sale. Belfl- U.S. textile firms Second Shift Freezer Selector on experience. Apply In ore Agency 647-1413. The state is going over the legal First Line Accounting person> Prague Shoe Co. Laundry-workers. Full or time limit for arbitrating the 16 p«g«a, 2 sactlona Assistant^ Vernon. A CT port time, benefits. Cupid Clean and cared for Cape Bv T o ^ Czuczka American public and the U.S. 200 Pitkin Street East majority of reported car problems Wggktnd Plus m ag u in t Inside Class II Drivers and based software manufac­ Hartford. services. 289-1527. EOE with 3 bedrooms, steel under Connecticut’s "lemon law," The Aisoclated Press industry they were to represent,” turer Is looking for a eye-beam construction a state report says. The state John N. Gregg, chairman of the mature, take charge Indi­ Teacher Director needed and vinyl siding. Private, GENEVA — Negotiators agreed Fiber, Fabric and Apparrel Coali­ Part Time File Clerk vidual to assist and back­ Teacher challenge enrich­ for morning preschool screened porched. 165 Department of Consumer Protec- tion did not meet the 60-day limit today to a five-year extension of tion for Trade, said in Washington. up the Accounting/Admi­ ment program (gifted and program. 15 hours per fodt private treed yard. Arlwiro 16 the main international pact go­ The agreement came less than a nistrative Manager In all talented). Half time Cov­ week. Experience with Immediate occupancy. for deciding claims under the law areas of accounting In­ and 3 and 4 year old in 70 percent of the cases handled r:inf«ific*l a A Qualified candidate must tendent of schools, 78 BOX 9233 Bolton Ct. 06040. rooms, Eat-In kitchen, Becoming partly sunny today immediately provoked angry reac­ economic issues the administra­ have a minimum of 2 year BR's ea. side seperate heat. New roof, nice lot. 1 nHary > 9 Ripley Hill Rd., Coventry, formal dining room^JIv- / tion has confronted. 40 Tolland Stage Road accounting degree and/or with a high in the mid-80s. > tion by textile producers in the CT 06238. EOE. Medical Receptionist - Ing room with fln^piabe dead-end street. nhitiinrimf ft United States, where thousands of “ The so-called 'free-traders’ equivalent office expe­ Full or port time for busy and built-in bookcase. Increasing cloudiness tonight with Tolland, CT Opininn 6 jobs and billions of dollars worth of who believe this new agreement rience In on accounting Manchester family prac­ Fire placed family room, ______140,000 a 40 percent chance of showers and department. Excellent sa­ Help wanted. Unique Fur­ tice. Heavy phone con­ with wood stove. Hard­ thunderstorms. Low 65 to 70. PanplA 9 business have been lost because of will forestall support for the lary and paid benefit what U.S. manufacturers call a override vote are sa^y mistaken,” nishings. Full time. Apply tact, terms and hours wood floors throughout. Mostly cloudy and humid Sunday .Rpnrt* 0.11 Applications now being taken package. Please send re­ In Manchester Porkade or flexible. Call 6464484. New wall to wall. 1 full, 2 with a 50 percent chance of flood of cheaper imports. said Sen. Strom Thurmond, a from 8:30 am to 5:30 pm, Mon. through FrI. sume and salary require­ Charter OPak Mall, East - half baths. 16x30pressure Keith Real Estate showers and thunderstorms. High Ilft/W nriH ft "What our trade representatives ments to Carol L. Bryant, uSales Inside- Part time Please tarn to page 8 Hartford. No phone calls treated deck. 2 car gar­ 80 to 85. Details on page 2. Waathar 2 have done is„.a betrayal of the and Sat., 9 am to 1 pm. Care of Micro Control please. and full time. Payless age. By owner, principals 646-4126 Systems, Inc. 27 Hartford Beauty Supply, Manches­ only. S164JXI0. Call for Tpke, Vernon, CT 06066. ter, 649-1018. directions 6434185.