16 — MANCHESTER HERALD. Monday. July 21, 1986 MANCHESTER CLASSIFIED ADVERTISING 643-2711 CONNECTICUT District director Yaie president Last-at-bats keep
I HOMES I HOMES KIT ‘N’ CARLYLE ®by Larry Wright threatens to quit supports findings league Stars alive FOR SALE FOR SALE . . . p a g e 3 . . . p a g e 7 p a g e 1 2 BUSINESS & SERVICE DIRECTORY f»/o r . It’s Barbecue time! This Manchester- $124,900. beautiful home offers a Spectacular three bed N o ’' lovely backyard, with a room roomy recently re I CARPENTRY/ N o \ new gas grill and deck for decorated ranch. This j.MISCELLANEOUS------picnics. Super moster house has many special CHILD CARE REMODELING SERVICES IJO', bedroom suite. 2 car gar features Including new 0 age, walk-out basement, vinyl siding, beautiful Part time babysitter, Remodellng/Carpentry Odd lobs. Trucking. do- lots of storage and much deck with benches, new days, experience pre Work. Additions, decks Home repairs. You name more! $169,900.Jackson 8, storm windows and ferred, call after 5 PM and repairs.lnsured. Call It, we do It. Free esti p g, D Landscaping. Vaca Jackson Rea! Estate, 647- screens all surrounded by 643-5685. David C orm ier, 649-6236. mates. Insured. 6424)304. tion cuttings, hedge trlm- 8400 or 646-8646. □ a lovely landscaped lot. fhlong, Prunings, flower Call for an appointment ici; d CARPENTRY/ Delivering clean farm & shrub plantings. Free Brand Spankin' New! 6 today. Joyce G. Epstein I REMODELING loam ; 5 yards $75 plus tax. esfimates. Call 6^2436 room Cape Cod presently Real Estate. 647-8895.n | » PAINTING/ Also sand, stone, and offer 5;30pm. Jiaurlipatpr HpralJi Manchester — A City o( Village Charm being constructed on PAPERING gravel. C all 643-9504. Judd Rood In Coventry. 3 Clean Cape-3 good size Farrand Remodeling — I Art’s Light Trucking - bedrooms, 2 full baths, Cabinets, roofing, gut Cellars, attics, garages bedrooms, fireplace mod Need A Good Tenant? generous allowances. ters, room additions, Name your own price — cleaned. Junk hauled. ernized kitchen, rec Zimmer management will Acre-plus lot In quiet room, breezewoy and gar decks, all types of remo Father and son. Fast, Furniture and appliances Tuesday, July 22, 1986 deling and repairs. FREE dependable service find a well qudifled, good moved. Odd lobs. Very 25 Cents area. $114,900.Jackson & age. High $90's. 'W e gua paying tenant for your Jackson Real Estate 647- rantee our Houses' Blan estimates. Fully Insured. Painting, Paperhanging honest, dependable Telephone 643-6017, after & Rem oval. C all 646-5761. rental property In East of worker. 25 years expe 8400, or 646-8646.0 chard & Rossetto Real the R ive r a re a . M any Estate 646-2482.0 6pm, 647-8509. rience In m oving. 646-9669 John Deere Painting Con years of experience. Very onytlm e. Brand New Listing! Spa reasonable fees. Call for cious, full dormered Cape West Side 2 Family. At Carpentry and remodel tractor. Interlor/exte- ing services — Complete rlor. Quality paint, p a rtic u la rs. 646-3778 or Odd Jobs By Student - Cod. 6 rooms, 3 large tractive 5-5 with scrjeened 872-4115. Ask fo r Lisa. Zoners pass bedrooms, 2 full baths, -In side porch. Separate home repairs and remo quality work. References, Hedge clipping, window deling. Quality work. Ref free esfimates. 649-3248. cleaning, painting, any fireplace, walk-out base heatllg systems, 2 car Bookkeeping fullchorge ment, Hebron/Bolton garage. Call tonight! 'We erences, licensed and In thing. C all M a rk . 649-5695. sured. C all 646-8165. 14 - years experience for Mornings, lote evenings. town line. Jackson & Jack- guarantee our houses' small business. Write C & I MISCELLANEOUS CARS son Real Estate 647-8400 or Blanchard & Rossetto 646-8646.0 Real Estate 646-2482.0 HEATING/ N Bookkeeping, 47 Teresa Interior decorating and FOR SALE FOR SALE PLUMBING Rd., Manchester, CT. painting. Reliable, refer controversial 6Aanchester-A Touch of Customized 8 room 2 bath ences, free estimates. Call A. Henry Personalized 6438048. Elegance vet priced for home with more features Independent Construc Fogarty Brothers — Ba Vltamaster Exercise 1974 Ford /Mustang In tion Co. General Contrac- Lawn Care-Complete Bike. Like new. $75. Call the average home buyer than you can believe. 16' throom remodeling; In lawn care and landscap good running condition. 4 In this stately 7 room sunken 1st floor family tarsi custom home bulld stallation water heaters, Bookkeeping, typing ond 649-6306 after 5 pm. speed. $650 or best offer. og and remodeling, ing. Free estimates, fully transcription done In my 'Georgia' styled raised room with glass slider to garbage disposals; faucet Insured, all work guaran Coll 647-9106. siding, excavation, etc. home. I have over 15 years Umbrella Tent-7X7 with ranch thot offers 3 bed deck and heated Inground repairs. 649-4539. V lsa/M - teed, senior citizens dis master plan rooms, large living room, 36' pool (the landscaping C all 456-8865 or 456-7215. asterCard accepted. experience. 6464)297 after poles. $30. 643-8095.0 counts. 647-1349. 4pm. For Sale- 78 Volkswagon formal dining room, eat- and year of this home Is Rabbit diesel, sun roof, in kitchen and a fmally For Sale four 12 foot one of the best we've ever new tires, 4 door, $1800 or By John F. Kirch public. Since then, three heated room with nice features planks. Two used 2x10. seen I) There Is a separate best offer. Herald Reporter like a fireplace. 2 car lacuzzi and spa room Two new 2x8. A ll for public hearings have been held at which residents — most of whom garage, covered sundeck, beautifully tiled and car $15.00. C all 6437153.0 82 Audi, 5000 S, loaded, The Planning and Zoning Com came from the south end of town — and much more for only peted 31' recreation lo e d RESORT 1 3 2 a p a r t m e n t s I^BOATS/MARINE Im m aculate, must see. $139,500. U&R Realty 643- room, laundry room, a mission ended four years of work voiced sharp opposition to the PROPERTY FOR RENT FURNITURE EQUIPMENT 52,000 miles. C all 643-6186. 2692.0 customized gourmet kit TAG SALES Monday thru Thursday Monday night when it adopted medium- and medium-high hous chen, 2 car garage and Manchester’s second Comprehen Lakefront property - Dia anytim e. ing density proposals the plan much more! Offered for East Hartford/Manches- 16 foot Mad River canoe, sive Plan of Development. Historic area. Large Vic mond Lake, E. Glaston Tag Sale - Furniture, ap made for their area, which is now below replacement costs ter llne-4 room apart paddles Included. Used The plan, intended to guide all • largely rural. torian, completely remo at $174,9(X).00. For a p ri bury. Double lot. $3000. four times. Excellent con pliances, pool table, clo C all 649-8874. ment, near busline. land-use decisions for at least the Following each hearing came deled In 1980. 11 plus vate showing call today! King - Sized bed. Firm dition. $800. Please call thing and miscellaneous. TRUCKS/VANS rooms, 5 bedrooms and Fenced-In yard, paved next 10 years, was approved special workshop sessions at which "We Guarantee Our mattress. Two twin box 643-4942 after 6pm or 647- Friday 18th-Saturday I FOR SALE 2'/2 baths. Vinyl sided, parking, $400 plus utili H o m e s!" B lan ch a rd & ties. Security. Call 5 to springs. Frame. Excellent 9946 8:30 - 5:30. Ask for 19th, 34. 40 M arlon Dr. off unanimously after a brief discus the PZC tried to revise the original, ornate wood Rossetto Real Estate, 646- condition. Will be sold Bob. Vernon St. sion during a meeting in Lincoln proposals that sparked criticism. work. Fenced-In back 6:30pm. Available Imme Datsun 1982 pickup. 2482,0 Rentals diately. 646-4489. with 2 complete sets of Center. It replaces the town’s first Overall, commission members yard. Large garage with Heavy duty, long bed, cap sheets, 1 bedspread. All and boat rock Included. master plan, which was adopted in expressed satisfaction with the room overhead. Some for $220, or best offer. 1963 and has long been outdated, owner financing possible. lOaJ HOMES Automotlyo Excellent condition. $3000 plan Monday. They took their vote ROOMS 6438082, evenings & wee | 8 4 | f E “P or best offer. 643-9108. according to officials. in a quiet and almost empty $138,900. Strano Real Est I CONDOMINIUMS I J ^ I for rent kends. Keep trying!. ate, 647-76543. □ FOR RENT The vote marked the end of a hearing room that contrasted with I FOR SALE year of controversy that started the-public uproar that surrounded Pine hutch with glass I ^ M R S I q q I CAMPERS/ Vernon-New Llstlng- Manchester - 1 sided Du Lowry organ - good condi last September, when research development of the plan. Manchester - Roam In plex, 3 bedroom, nice windows on top, excellent tion. Asking $600. 649-6411. FOR SALE $157,500. Striking contem South Village Condomini ■ ^ T R A I L E R S efforts were combined into a Planning Director Mark Pelle ums. 3 room condomi private home. Bus- line. area. Appliances, attic condition. Asking $300. porary on secluded 3.6 C all 646-0633. proposed plan and released to the grini told commission members nium. 165 South St. No.42. Prefer mature working and basement, includes 1978 Lincoln Versallle- acres! Very unique home adult. References. Secur Electric guitar with am Nimrod Tenf Trailer- that the plan w ill become effective that must be seen to be Rockville. Asking $45,9(X). washer and dryer hookup. Power steering, power sleeps 4 fo 6, canopy, ity. 649-8874. $575 plus utilities. Gall plified headphones. Good when copies of the land-use map appreciated. New carpet Inquire at premises. I 7 c JTV/STERE0/ breaks, air-conditioning, spare tire, good condi 644-2673 or 644-3313. condition, works great power seats, luxury and and written text are made. Plan ing, lots of bullt-lns, ap I 1 APPLIANCES Asking $65. C all 646-4305.O tion, $450. 643-6034. pliances, fantastic floor to M-a nchester-Wow I dependable. Call 643-8991 ning officials are hoping to finish after 6:00 P M . Teen hom e celling fireplace. Home $45,(XX). Stop paving rent APARTMENTS IN S T O R E AND Beginner 4 piece drum the work by Sept. 22. can easily accomodate a and own your own 2 IFOR RENT set.(yellow). Asking $325. MOTORCYCLES/ Among other things, the plan | £ 2 J OFFICE SPACE LO O K IN G FO R a low-cost 1973 Dodge Charger-One Herald photo by Tucker. large or small family, bedroom townhouse con Coll 646-1489. MOPEDS calls for a special mixed-use dominium. Large 13x16 wovto communicate your owner, excellent condi very versatile floor plan. 474 Main Street, 3 room H wins O K district in the north end of town. Manchester - Downtown advertising' message? tion. S.E. Classic looking Call today for a private living room. 1 car garage. This district is to contain high- The Milton C. Beebe Co. of Storrs is currently Mill — one of four being converted to apartments — in Take advantage of this apartment.' $400 monthly. retail or office space, 1750 Want ads are your tor good home. Auto 1982 Hondo Silverwing, showing I Realty World, 500CC, Interstate, AM/Fm The Transitional Living Center density residential, commercial completing utility work — the first step in improvements 646-7709.0 great price and low Inter Utilities not Included. No sauare feet. 668-1447. answer. PETS AND matic, air conditioning, the background. The BOebe workers are Glen Burnham est rates. D.W. Fish appliances. Security. Coll power steering, brakes, radio, cruise control, wa Foundation has overcome the last and industrial development along being made in Manchester’s Cheney Historic District. of Storrs at left and James Forand of, Mansfield, 646-2426 w eekdays 9 to 5. I SUPPLIES ter cooled shaft drive, full official obstacle in ifs struggle to the Interstate 84 corridor, where a Realty, 643-1591 or 871- Manchester-office space 68(X) BTU Carrier air con and windows. $1900 or best This excavation is on Forest Street, with the Clocktower operating the backhoe. Just Listed! Full dor- 1400.O available. 1,2, o r 3 room s. ditioner. Like new condi offer. 649-1086. faring with luggage bags, open a group home for troubled massive mall is planned. Most of mered Cape-1 Vj baths, e30 Locust St. 2nd floo r, 4 Prime location. Parking, tion. Used one season. Boxer Puppies For Sale. 7000 m iles, $1800 or best teenagers in Manchester. the industrial development would, fireplace, 2 car garage offer. 742-7090. Manchester-Bright and room, heated apartment. heat, lights included. Asking $200. 649-6411. $4(X) each with papers. 1977 Monte Carlo - Rons Monday night, the non-profit also take place in the north end. and a great lot In the No appliances. Security. Sunny. $84,9(X). 2 bedroom Very reasonable. Call C all 643-8197 anytim e. Ask good, $600 or best offer. organization received approval Most of the land in the south end Verplanck school district. $520 monthly plus utilities. for JIM or Steve. C all 633-8144. condominium on 4 levels A lex Matthew s, 649-4003. I q T I MISCELLANEOUS 'We guarantee our C all 646-2426. W eekdays 9 from the Planning and Zoning of town has been designated for In desirable Northwood 1 ^ AUTOMOTIVE Com m ission to convert a two- more rural residential develop houses' Blanchard 8, Ros- complex. Modern kitchen to 5. Main St. Manchester Ex 1979 Chevette, 2 door, setto Real Estate 646- cellent location. 600 to Washer and Dryer- Sears automatic. 43,000 miles. fam ily hou.se on North Street into a ment. Originally the plan called for Historic district shows progress and bath. Large 10x17 2482.0 living room and and Sparkling Brand New - 2 1800 square feet. $250 In heavy duty Kenmore au MISCELLANEOUS $900 or best offer. Call For Sale - 1982 Oldsmoble single-family house and use it as a medium- to m^ium-high density 10X16 dining room t bright story Duplex In Coventry cludes heat, lanitor and tomatic washer; 5 cycles, FOR SALE 646-6942 after 5 or Toronada. Excellent Con group home for troubled youths. designations in the southwest end Water View- Year round 3 sun room with Andersen on 2.7 acres of beautifully parking. 649-5334 or 643- 5 water temperatures, 2 weekends. dition.Complete luxury T L C w ill operate the home at that would have allowed develop room cottage at Coventry windows. Central air, ap wooded sight. 11 miles 7175. water levels, self cleaning Lawn mower-John Deere car. $10,000. 1984 Ford 17-19 North St. for up to eight ers to build from three to 10 units Contractor finishes utility work, prepare for other projects Lake. A steal at $45,000. F150 E xp lo re r 4x4. Low pliances and carpet. D.W. from downtown M anches lint filter, $210. Dryer; 3 110. Excellent condition, 1973 Ford M ave rick V-8. youths between 13 and 18 who can’t an acre. The land is currently Hurry! This won't last. ter. Very close to shop 63,(XX) miles. Needs minor mileage, excellent condi Fish Realty 643-1591 or Not all the news Is on the dryer cycles, fabric selec attachments. Best offer. live at home because of family zoned for one to three units dn acre. 'We guarantee our ping areas. Various local w ork or sell for parts. $99. tion. M ust see. $10,000. By Alex Glrelll The rest will come from part of a the historic character of the area later. More than 900 apartments 871-1400.O front page! There's lots of tor control, wrinkle guard Honda RX80 Dirt .^Ike. problems but are able to attend ' The Southwest Manchester houses' Blanchard 8< Ros- lakes, and golf course. and lint screen, $165. Both C all 646-8395.0 1976 Chevy Blazer. Excel Associate Editor bond issued for road work and and three paved areas with have been built in the district or newsy Information In the C all 649-1621. town schools. Two supervisors will Property Owners Association setto Real Estate 646- Last available 2 bedroom Also available. House on Classified section. 643- for $300. C all 289-2087 after lent running condition. from developers of the Weaving benches. are in the planning stages. look after the home’s residents, fought the proposals until they 2482.0 on Fairway. 2'/2 baths, Lake Chaffee, 62 feet on 2711. 6 P M . Twin size Mattress used 1975 Chrysler Newport. Good solid truck. Rigged The contractor making public Mill, one of the former Cheney The paved sitting areas will be Air, p o w e r steering, to r plowing. $5,000. 1982 most of whom will be from were lowered, calling among other One new source of money for family room, basement, water, yearly lease In a very little. Asking $70. improvements in the Cheney His Bros, textile m ills being converted along the east side of Elm Street resort area. Call Jan at p o w e r brakes, needs Ford E250 Van. Good Manchester. things for the planning director’s improvements is a state historic carpet, deck, pool, tennis, Good condition. Older toric District has nearly completed to apartments. between Forest Street and Hart 643-2487. M onday - Friday. Main St. Manchester Ex transmission. Runs excel condition with racks. resignation. grant of up to $250,000 for which the $129,900. box spring Free. 649-1433. The group home is designed fo work on sanitary sewers and The public project includes ford Road. cellent location. 600 ta lent. $99. C all 649-3739.0 $5,000. 1972 Audi IDOLS. give troubled youths a more stable The plan also supports funding town plans to apply. Variety 1978 Audi Fox, 1978 Flat drains and is ready to tackle widening Hartford Road in front of Assistant Town Engineer Wil 5 room, 2 bedroom, large 1800 square feet. $250 In Air conditioner. Westing- living situation. for the expansion of Manchester’s yard, convenient loca 1979 VW Rabbit, good 128, All best offer. Good preparations for road paving, new Cheney Hall, providing a new front liam Camosci. who is overseeing A committee is coordinating the cludes heat, lanitor and house. Heovy duty win The plan drew criticism Monday sewage treatment plant on Olcott tion. Available 8-1. $6(X) a parking. 649-5334 or 643- condition, some rebuilt terms on all vehicles. No sidewalks, landscaping, lighting, approach to the hall and improve the project for the town, said this grant application effort. Members Pretty Apron dow unit, 24000 B P U , 120 Street, and seeks to encourage the month plus utilities. I'/j 7175. ENDROLLS and new parts, stereo money down to qualified from one man who lives in the area and some sitting areas. ments to the h a ll’s parking iot. m orning he expects the work to be are Assistant Town Manager volts, cools 5 rooms. $200. 27% width - 25C who wondered about the meaning iextension of the town’s waste- months security required. C all 289-2087 after 6 PM . AM/FM radio. Asking buyer. Private seller. Call The Milton C. Beebe Co. of Storrs It also includes repaving Elm completed before the frost sets in. Steven Werbner, Director of Plan 13V< width - 2 for 259 $1500. C all 643-8232 643-1021. of "troubled youths.” water collection system to areas C all 643-0110. Manchester- Chiroprac is doing the work under an $815,000 Street and Fofest Street from Most people associated with the ning Mark Pellegrini and Mary MUST be picked up at the John Yavis. president of the Jikely to be developed in the future tor's office. All ready to Lasonic Baom Box - 100 contract with the town, most the Chestnut Street to Pine Street, and restoration of the historic district Blish of the Little • Theater of For Rent - 4 room apart go. Frank SplleckI, 643- Manchester Herald Office foundation, and William DiYeso, — especially the Buckland area. watts. Never used. $145 or before 11 A.M. ONLY. which will be funded by a $750,000 installing new sidewalks, street have said they feel more public Manchester, a partner in the ment. Heat, hot water and 2121. its executive director, assured the In addition, the plan seeks to best offer. Call 646-5634. LEGAL NOTICE bond issued approved by voters. , lights designed to conform to the improvements will have to made restoration of Cheney Hall. oppllances Included. 2 TOWN OF ANDOVER PZC that children involved in "protect and preserve the environ months security. No chlld- I MISCELLANEOUS Maple T.V. Cablnef with Boston Rocker- Maho FINAL ACTION OF THE PLANNING « ZONING violent crim e or drug abuse or who mentally significant or sensitive COMMISSION ren or pets. $425 a month. sliding doors. Will make gany. New condition. $59. natural featrfres” of Manchester, 649-9297. IFOR RENT are overly aggressive or self excellent liquor or record C all 646-3388.0 At a Public Hearing held on July 14,1986, In Andover, Con destructive would not stay at the including the Case Mountain area, cabinet. $50. C a ll 643- necticut, the Planning & Zoning Commission voted unani mously to approve the application of Mr. a Mrs. Michael home. the Hockanum River, Bigelow. Large nice one bedroom, Manchester- Excellent 7247.0 1976 18 horse power John Downtown plan calls for demolition Choquette for a Special Permit for one (1) horse. Lydall. Hop, Porter and Folley on Center St. $480 month. garage for sforage of car, son motor. In excellent Children who face chronic fam Available August 1. Ap boat, or trailer. $40. 649- BOSTON HILL ROAD - Said lot • 12 Is bounded Northerly by ily disruption or abondonment or brooks, various wetlands and other Gaunter Top Range for running condition. $375, lot a 13, as shown on said map, a distance of three hundred and leaving Sinnamon’s restau would be moved westward just pliances, heat, electricity 4003. who have displayed success in areas. By Alex Glrelll divided the M ain .«treel com m er PHOTO-GUIDE sale. $25. C all 646-6324 C all 649-0050. eighty-three and 44/100 (383.44) feet; Northeasterly by rant. It would require the loss of 52 behind the Manchester Mall. It ^ncluded. 649-9367. after 5:00 and ask for W alu Road a distance of two hundred eighty (2(0.00) feet; Increasing recreational facili Associate Editor cial community. EXCLUSIVE living in other such facilities will parking spaces. would save all buildings, including Ken.o Southerly by Boston Hill Road a distance of five hundred fif stay at the home, the two .said. ties throughout Manchester is The building houses a package / Manchester 2 bedroom, iqnpOOMMATES teen and 12/100 (515.12) feet; and W uterlv by lot a l l , as A fourth route still father east one that houses the M ARC bakery, The complaining resident sug another goal. A building on Oak Street and store, a restaurant and a shoe U- 2nd floor, no pets, stove WANTED INVITATION TO BID shown on sold map, a distance of two hundred thirty-nine would require taking Frank’s a building that would be lost under I I Beaufiful Youngstown The Manchester Public and 24/100 (239.24) feet. gested requiring a fence around Pellegrini said that some Purnell Place housing three busi repair shop. and refrigerator, $475 a white enamel doppel sink Schools solicits bids for GAR- nesses will be demolished to make Blanca Contreres, the operator Barber Shop and the Gaslight all other alternatives. month plus utilities. Coll BAGE/RUBBISH REMO Information pertaining to this application Is on file In the the house, but the PZC dropped the changes in the zoning regulations Roommate wanted- 3 bed with cabinet and all the office of the Town Clerk, Town Office Building. way for an access road east of of the package store, said this Cafe. From 65 to 40 spaces would It would result in the loss of 27 646-1379. room home- West Hart- plumbing fittings. $60. V A L for the 19(6-1987 school idea after a brief discussion. might be sought later In order to be lost. The route would run along year. Sealed bids will be re Dated at Andover, Connecticut this 21st doy of July, 1986. downtown Main Street if a recom morning she also is prepared to spaces if combined with the ford/Hartford line. Refur- C all 643-6452.0 The foundation will get a lease meet the goals set in the plan. the east boundary of the Purnell existing southern part of Purnell ceived until J U L Y 30, 1986, ANDOVER PLANNING a ZONING COMMISSION The plan recom m ends that town mendation by the town administra- . fight the town’s plans in court. Manchester remodeled blshed Victorian. 2:00 P.M ., ot which time they and an option to buy the house, lot. Places and as many bs 39 if one bedroom. Wall ta Kenneth Lester, Chairman tion is followed. Joseph Sinnamon. owner of the Beautiful condition. Ma- Air conditioner. 2 Phllco will be publicly opened. The Suzanne Dower, Vice-Chairman w hich is owned by the Com m unity officials continue to update it Under the fifth alternative, the wall, new refrigerator, right Is reserved to relect any restaurant, refused to comment, combined with other alternatives delvn, 242-9739. Lisa, 236- 6600. $60. Both. 646-7315 042-07 Child Guidance Clinic. periodically. Town Manager Robert Weiss $425 plus utilities. No pets. after.o and all bids. and the owner of the shoe business northern section of the access road on the south end. 1808. A vaila b le August 1st. Specifications and bid forms and Public Works Director George 528-0776. may be secured at the Busl- Kandra plan to recommend to the could not be reached for comment. Black and White T V -19". nus Office, 45 North School town Board of Directors Aug. 5 a The alternatives were discussed M odern .3 room 1st floo r Excellent condition. Ask Street, M onchuter, Connec . TOWN OF MANCHESTER LEGAL NOTICE route for the access road that briefly thisTnoming by the Park apgntment. Heat, hot w a- Merchandise ing $25. C all 647-7361 after ticut. TODAY’S HERALD 043-07 ,7^,1 would require demolition of a ing Authority, which is scheduled te r oImj I lances Included. 5pm. The Zoning. Boprd of Appeals will hold public hearings on to meet Thursday with the town Ideal Tor w orking, m a Monday, July 28,1986 at 7:00 P.M . In the Hearing Room, Lin building owned by Main Street ture, married couple or coln Center, 494 Main Street, M anchuter, Connecticut to merchant George Marlow. adm inistration for a briefing on the retired lady. No pets. H F U E L o il / c o a l / hear and consider the following petitions: "j I ...... project. NOTICE OF DISSOLUTION However, Marlow said this References and security. I CLOTHING J FIREWOOD ITEM I JA M BS B. DIBTBRLB - Request variance of ArtI- ' Do you think the quality of television programs has improved in The route to be recommended by Town man drowns I n d e x OF NO. 1146 cle II, Section 4.01.01 to reduce the easterly side 646-6113 or 643-5363 R EFU SE DARDENS, INC. the last few years, gotten worse, or has it stayed about the same? morning that he will fight the the administratiPn is one of Tive Children's clothing. yard to 7.5 feet (10 feet required) to permit con project in court if the directors studied by Fuss and O’Neill, A 2S-year-old Manchester man For Sale - Firewood. struction of an addition to an existing attached Large selection! Infants NOTICE Is hereby given, Programs have approve it. He said he favors consulting engineers for the $4.8 16 p a g M , 2 ( a c l l o n t Duplex-2 bedrooms, V h Summer prices, buy now. garage - 81 Lawton Road - Residence A Zone. drowned in Columbia Lake Mon 1440 to size 10/12. Most Items pursuant to General Statutes gotten worse baths, appliances, hook 4 foot lengths. $60 a cord, of Connecticut, that REFUSE ITBM 2 $T. JAMBS CHURCH - Requut Special Exception making no changes at all. million reconstruction of down day night after apparently hitting IO-)8 under $1.00. 644-1950 47% up for washer and dryer. cut and spilt $90 or cut to GARDENS, INC., a Connec NO. 1147 In accordance with Article II, Section 4.02.03 to “ Any plan that^takes aw ay 75 to town Main Street. his head on a rock, police said this AH u Ic.a 11 afternoons. Programs have ^ No pets. $500 a month. Can order. All prices Include ticut corporation having Its permit church futival from September 18,1986 to 100 parking spaces from the area morning. Jamie G. Smith of 198 f'.lnAniflRH An appealing trio of tops for principal place of business In September 20, 1986, In parking area adlacent to stayed the sam a' Fuss and O’Neill recommended 1 5 - 1 6 your skirts or pants, easy to be seen from 10am to 6pm. delivery. B ruce 742-9168. can’t be very viable." he said. He Ralph Road was swimming alone A vailab le August 1st. 649- Manchester, Connecticut, church; and request variance of Article IV, Sec ____ ^ ; 30% the route that goes through the rin m ic B A 366 has been dissolved by a re tion 8.01 to M il b u r and wine at the church festival added that Purnell Place easily near a friend’s house in Columbia sew. 7438. Programs have building over the others r.fmnRrtlciit No. 1440 with Photo- solution of Its Board of Direc from September 18, 19(6 to September 20, 19(6, accomodated a large volume of around 11:45 p.m. when he hit a 7 This charming ruffled Apron FURNITURE I RECREATIONAL tors and Stockholders, effec within 1,000 tu t of another liquor outlet, within 200 Improvad One alternative would be to G uide is in Sizes 10 to 18. Manchester- 2 bedrooms. traffic during the ’Thank.sgiving rock and suffered a severe head Fntnrtninmnnt 11 is treated to a bright i EQUIPMENT tive as of July 1, 1986. All feet of a church, and In a ruldence zone - (96 Main leave the road in its present Size 12,34 bu st... roll collar, Sunflower pocket and 2nd floor, heat and ap creditors. If any, are warned Street - Residence Zone A. Day road race without problems, planned alignment, following the injury, state police said. Story on F n r iin 0 IVi yarids 45-inch; peasant, matching Potholder. Easy to pliances. No pets. Secur Blue 3 pelce sectiqnfbl, to present their claims to La- ITEM 1 BARBARA PBZZBTTI - Request a variance of Ar- and could do so again. page 8. 1 nral nou/n IV. yards; tailored, 2 ) ^ s . BELLE, ROTHENBERG 8, north-south path of Purnell Place. A R sew; great for bazaars or ity. $575 month.Call 646- excellent condition. $100. Spaulding Goll Club Set- NO. 1148 ticlell,Sectlon4.01,PermlHedUsu,fopermltthe The access road would reroute gifts. LaBELLE, P.C., Attorneys u u of a portion of the building and land fora retail That, according to the engineers, 1 n tt« ry 9 TO O U E I. i m 4 $2-M fir sack 3979. Full size sleeper, good Drivers 1 and 3, putter ot Law, (43 Main Street, P.O. traffic while downtown Main No, 366 has pattern for businus as well as a ruldence -165 Oakland Strut wduld leave a dangerous sight line DhitiinriAR pattsia, sot tar pestits m » condition. $50. 649-1224. clubs 3,5,6,and 7. Call Box 511, Monchuter, Con - Ruldence A and Rural Ruldence Zonu. Street is being rebuiit and provide R Medium Size; full directions. necticut, on or before De across Oak Street. ■ a a illa i. Manchester 2 bedroom 742-7497. (^pinirtn A s v iiw iK n apartment, heat and hot cember 1, 1986. Claims not I'raM 4 DENNIS L. MORIN - Requut variance of Article easier access to parking. The recommended alternative Sunny and warm To ordir, u id $2,50, for ucb Living room Chair, excel presented as herein provided NO. 1149 II, Section 1.03.04(c)(1) to reduce the side yard to When it first became public that P a n p lA 9 gattiri, piss sot for po'UfO ood water. $625 a month. lent condition. Foam Cu Blue Tokara Dirt Bike. 12 feet (15 feet required) to allow construction of a would solve the sight-line problem, wfu be barred as provided In the building m ight have to be Mostly sunny today with a high HMrTSfa.ILT.ISUS MUlilg. Walking distance to Wad- shion. $25. C all 649-8390.0. Good condition. $95. 649- Comecticut General Sta detached garage - 41 Bobby Lane - Ruldence AA but would result in the loss of 12 R pnrtn 9 - 1 1 M N tC M O T Zone. sacrificed, a storm of protest in the middle 80s. Clear tonight Prial Haas. M Srsii •Ilk ZIP del School. Available Sep 0083.a tutes Section 33-379. parking spaces. TAlAulAlnn CSSI, siTls WHktr m i Uzs. waviQfowivf nwwo tem ber 1. Cal 1.647-7602. with a low around 60. Sunny 11 l1IOAvt.afiUMrlcu Wood Loveseot and chair. Doted at Monchuter, Con At this hearing Interuted persons may be heard and written erupted from Mariow and opera Still another alternative — mov Near FASHION with 11 S /W/nrIrl R Ntw Ttrt, N.T. lO n o Good condition. $25.00. Tent - 7 X 7. $30.00. C all necticut, this 9th day of July, communlcotlons received. A copy of th e u petitions have tors of the businesses housed in the ing the road farther east — would Wednesday with a high in the Photo-Gnide pattarns in Prist Naas, AdOrsss with ZIP Manchester-Duplex 4 643-8095.0 1986. b u n filed In the Planning and Zoning Deportmetand maybe m iddle 80s. D etails on page 2. 646-1760.O Inspected during businus hours. building. The ensuing debate has require taking part of the building Weather 2 all size ranges, has a COuc asS kqrla Nuiaktr. room apartment. Full ap- R EFU SE GARDENS, INC. special Grace Cola CoUsc- SPECIAL: Over 200 ae> pllanced. Nice area. No Chest Freezer, 17.2, fast Men's 10 speed bike for By: LoBelle, Rothenberg ZONIN6 BOARD OF APPEALS tlsn for larger sisss; pins lectiona and a FREE pets. References. Secur a LaBelle, P.C. EDWARD COLTMAN, SECRETARY freeze, 5 baskets, excel sale. 27” V arsity Schwinn, Its Attorneys X B O N U S C M p sn a l Pattern Section in the ity. 4545 Includes heat and good condition. Coll 649- Doted at Manchuter, CT this 21st day of July, 19(6. lent condition. $200. Cal 028-07 P ries .... $2.00 A L B U M . Jiiat $3.00. ftot water. 649-4003. 649-0520. 9SM.$80.o 04fH7 . c MANCHESTER HERALD. Tuesday. July 22. 1986 - 3 * ~ MANCHESTER HERALD. Tuesday. July 22. 1986 WEATHER Complaining Tripp 8th’s leaders split on sewer plan agrees ip stay on By George Layng on Tolland Turnpike, where a protection and sewer service to Joyner said the district is also Herald Reporter two-way valve would be built. The much of northern Manchester for waiting for D EP approval of its Connecticut forecast valve would allow the waste to flow almost 100 years. plans. He said a decision should E i^th Utilities District Director Joseph Tripp threatened Although the town has an west to the Adams Street line or While saying that progress was come within three weeks. allowing Central, Eaatem Interior and Sonthweat Inte Monday to resign because of a dispute over accounting nounced plans to channel waste east to a proposed line the district made, district legal counsel John bids to go out for the work this fall procedures. rior: Mostly sunny today with highs in the middle from new development in northw wants to build along.North Main D. LaBelle Jr. has vigorously and preliminary construction to Street. 80s. Light variable wind. Clear tonight with lows Tripp, who is the district’s fire commissioner as well as a estern Manchester into its Adams denied that a settlement was start around October. Street sewer line. Eighth Utilities around 60. Light variable' wind. Sunny Wednesday d i ^ o r . agreed to retain both poste after the matter was reached on which way the sewage District President Walter Joyner with highs in the middle 80s. r e f e r ^ to an accountant. But he warned that he would no longer TOWN OFFICIALS .said the would flow. IN A RELATED development, said Monday that the district’s district agreed that the town would » Joyner sajd the town wants the West Coastal and East CoasUal: Mostly sunny provide monthly financial information on the district fire department’s operations. Board of Directors must agree to control the valve and determine THE DISTRICT has contended district to build another trunk today with highs around 80 at the shore. Middle 80s the idea before it can be put into which way the wa.ste would flow. If T ^ dispute, which erupted during a meeting at the district that the waste from Buckland sewer line to take some of the inland. Wind east 5 to 10 mph. Clear tonight with effect. the waste is channeled into the should flow east to its proposed waste from Buckland and channel lows in the middle 60s. Wind light variable. Sunny firehouse, came after Tripp proposed Including fire department At Monday’s meeting of the town’s Adams Street sewer, as the "•jjs paid this month in last month’s budget. North Main Street sewer because it east to Slater Road, and then Wednesday with highs in the low 80s at the shore. board. Joyner and Director Tho town wants, a 1978 agreement with l^mbardi said the Adams Street south across the Hockanum River Upper 80s inland. The month market! the end of the. 1985-86 fiscal year, and Tripp mas Landers refused to say the district allows it to collect line does not have the capacity to into the North Manchester Inter Northwest Hills: Mostly sunny today vi^th highs wanted last month’s purchases recorded In the final budget whether they would support the outlet charges from properties ceptor, a major line that carries figures. handle the Buckland waste. in the lower 80s. Light variable wind. Cl^ar tonight plan, while Director Joseph Tripp that hook into the district .sewer in The town has maintained that waste to the town’s treatment with lows in the middle 90s. Sunny Wednesday with However, district Treasurer Helen Warrington said other said he would not mind using the Buckland.' the Adams Street line can handle plant on Olcotl Street. highs in the middle 80s. departments sometimes put the figures In the month the bills are Adams Street line first. Director If the waste is directed into the the sewage, as required by its However, Joyner said the line r e i v e d . The board decided to refer the matter to Its auditor, Willard Marvin said he wants to district line, which the district master sewering plan would be too expensive to build Raymond LeFurge of Vernon. follow the advice of Richard wants, the district would colled In April, the district agreed to a because it would be some 4,800 feet Coastal forecast Ih a t decision sparked complaints from Tripp that the Lombardi of Vernon, the district’s the fees. The district hopes to use Ixtmbardi proposal to allow a long. He said under Lombardi’s directors are constantly referring matters to people such as consulting engineer for the pro the charges to pay for the expected two-way valve to be built on plan, the Buckland sewer running Long Island Sound to Watch Hill, R.I., and Today In history LeFurge or legal counsel John D. LaBelle Jr. ject, who has recommended send $1.4 million cost of the entire Tolland Turnpike that would ena south would handle the same ing the waste to a proposed district project. Underlhe 1978agreement, Montauk Point: Winds northeast 10 to 15 knots Among those born on this date were Rose Kennedy, in " la m sick and tired when everything comes up and we can't do ble waste to flow either way. The sewage and send it into the anything about it on our own,” Tripp said “ It’s about time we sewer on North Main Street. the town would have to help the D E P’s Robert Norwood, who was district’s North Main Street line, becoming locally onshore this afternoon and 1890, and Senate Majority Leader Bob Dole, R-Kan., in evening. Then variable. Mostly northeast, 10 knots grew up a little bit and became directors of the district.” Last week the town announced district pay for part of the cost of at a district-town meeting last which is only 2.700 feet long J or less later tonight and Wednesday with some 1923. Tripp, who said he would not have been angry if his propi^al that it had reached an agreement the Buckland sewer line if it week' about the matter, has said Joyner said the North Main' with the district thaLwouId allow it received the waste. local onshore winds 10 to IS knots Wednesday . had been rejected outright, also complained that the board did the DEP will insist that the town Street line would also hagdie to send the sewage from the The outlet charges are expected sewage from homes and busi , afternoon and evening. Seas 1 to 2 feet in afternoons not appreciate the monthly financial information he provides. channel the waste into its Adams Buckland section of town to its to be lucrative and have prompted Street line. nesses along North Main Street and evenings and 1 foot or less other times. The fi; ures, which he said take between 20 and 25 hours each Adams Street line. The district, accusations on both sides that the In its announcement last week, and Tolland Turnpike. The line Mostly sunny Visibility occasionally below 5 miles in haze early Almanac month to prepare on a home computer, detail each expense of the however, said no final agreement real issue behind the district-town the town said the two sides will would then connect with the Wednesday. Above average high tides tonight. fire department and show how much money is available in each had been reached. battle is money, not sewer lines. eftntinue discussions until a formal Interceptor at a point below the Today: Mostly sunny with a high in the middle 80s. Light variable wind. budget category. Under the arrangement re The fight,comes as leaders among agreement is reached However. proposed Slater Road line, but Tonight: Clear with a low around 60. Light variable wind. Wednesday: Today is Tuesday, July 22nd, “ Viking One” spacecraft’s soil He said he is the only district department head who provides ported' by the town, a planned Manchester’s majority Den^crals La Belle said Monday that he has above where the town's Adams Across the nation the 203rd day of 1986. There are such information on a monthly basis. district sewer for Buckland would work to merge the-town and the Street line connects with the 0 Sunny with a high in the middle 80s. Today’s weather picture was collection scoop, two days after been unable to contact the town drawn by Katie Stearns of Bolton, who attends Bolton Elementary 162 days left in the year. the probe landed on the planet “ I feel a little bit insulted,” he said. “ If this is the way in which channel waste south to a manhole district, which has provided fire about setting up another meeting. Interceptor. Rain dotted the West and South today in the you want to react as a group... then I shall not be a candidate for School. Today’s Highlight in History: Mars. aftermath of violent storms in Florida and On July 22nd, 1934, bank Five years ago: Turkish ter fire commissioner." Arizona, and Southern temperatures were lower robber John Dillinger was shot to rorist Mehmet Ali Agca was District President Walter Joyner said he was sorry Tripp took ing a bit but not enough to ease the grip of a heat death by federal agents outside sentenced in a Rome court to life the matter as a personal insult. He stressed that It was important wave. District awaits word on insurance costs Chicago’s Biograph Theater, in prison for shooting Pope John the district get advice from LeFurge so its bookkeeping is Showers and thunderstorms were scattered where he had just seen the movie Paul the Second and two Ameri consistent for all departments. The Eighth Utilities District week by the board to provide the about $70,000 for coverage of its fr « n southern California across Arizona, New “ Manhattan Melodrama,'’ star can women in St. Peter’s Square. Tripp eventually agreed to stay on at the post “ for the sake of with The Hartford because the Mexico and northern Texas into northern Board of Direcfo'rs should learn insurance, is scheduled to meet fire and sewer operations through threat of lawsuits against munici L ring Clark Gable. Dillinger’s One year ago: The Reagan the district,” and was appointed to another one-year term. Louisiana. today how much its liability and with The Hartford Insurance Co. July 1987 death ended a 14-month crime administration criticized South The other district officers were all reappointed to one-year palities has discouraged many Thunderstorms lingered over Alabama, Geor-"^ terms as well. They include Lorraine Boutin as head of automobile insurance for the n ext' today to get quotes on liability and When making his presentation to insurers from providing the cover spree. Africa’s system of racial separa year will cost, district Insurance vehicle coverage. The bid chosen gia. South Carolina and Georgia and were widely administration, Samuel Longest as public works commissioner. the district directors. Irish esti age at all. On this date: tion, saying apartheid was “ lar Commi.ssioner Thomas Landers by the district last week from Irish mated that the cost of automobile scattered across the northern and central Rockies. Thomas lenders as insurance commissioner, and Harold Topliff In 1587, a second English gely responsible” for the coun .F'said Monday. was complete except for those two coverage would rise from the Clear skies prevailed across the Midwest and the as fire chief. Gordon Lassow was chosen by Joyner to fill in for The district failed to receive any colony — fated to vanish under try’s current cycle of violence. items. current $12,000 a year to about insurance bids in May and w$s Northeast. him In the event he was absent, with 'ITipp as second mysterious circumstances — Today’s Birthdays: Rose Landers said district insurance So far. the insurance package $19,000. He had no estimate on a forced to waive its requirements to replacement. A heat wave continued to dominate the was established on Roanoke Kennedy is %. Senator William agent Wallace Irish Jr., whose totals $30,471. The independent liahlity policy, but said the district obtain coverage — something it Southeast, but afternoon temperatures today were Island off North Carolina. Roth, R-Del., is 65. Senate Manchester firm was chosen last utilities district has budgeted was fortunate to find coverage had never had to do before. expected to be a few degrees lower — mostly in the In 1796, Cleveland, Ohio, was Majority Leader Bob Dole,/ R- 90s — in 'Alabama, Georgia and the Carolinas. founded by General Moses Kan., is 63. Singer Margaret Early-morning temperatures were in the 70s to Cleaveland. Whiting is 62. Actor-comedian around 80. In 1812, English troops under Orson Bean is 58. Fashion Town, union mum In Tallahassee, Fla., a thunderstorm left two the Duke of Wellington defeated designer Oscar de la Renta is 54. L O W ® , people injured and felled power lines and trees. the French at the Battle of Actor Terence Stamp is 46. Temperatures The two people were hospitalized after part of the Salamanca in Spain. Actor-singer Bobby Sherman is roof at a Service Merchandise store caved in In 1916, a bomb went off during 41. Actor-comedian-director Al on Senkow hearing Monday, apparently from an accumulation of rain a Preparedness Day parade in bert Brooks is 39. The pricjc of p l^ c just water, officials said. San Francisco, killing ten Thought for Today: ’ ’Justiceis Bv John F. Kirch mg pornographic material on the The storm dropped the temperature from 96 people. what we get when the decision is Herald Reporter woman’s desk, but said he did so FRONTS: degrees to 72 between 2 p.m. and 5 p.m. In 1933, American aviator in our favor.” — John W. Raper, only to cheer her up. A section of Interstate 10 in western Arizona was Wiley Post completed the first newspaper columnist (1870- The State Board of Labor Rela The labor board conducted Mon W a rm ^ w CokJ-. closed by storm runoff water thatwas3feetdeep in solo flight around the world in 1950). tions completed a four-hour hear day’s hearing in response to two spots, and thunderstorms dumped heavy rain in seven days, 18 and three-quarter ing Monday into complaints filed complaints filed by CSEA. which is central Arizona. Now you know .against the town in connection with fighting to have Senkow reinstated went down. hours. The interstate was closed from Ehrenberg to 17 In 1937, the U.S. Senate re The campaign to raise$100.000 to the firing of Town Engineer Walter with back pay. miles east, the state Public Safety Department construct the pedestal for the Senkow for alleged sexual harass The first complaint concerns a And until December 31st it w ill stay 2 jected President Franklin D. National forecast said. In Ehrenberg, some trailers were flooded and Statueof Liberty was led by Joseph ment. a labor board official said June 12 meeting between CSEA an emergency shelter was set up. Roosevelt’s proposal to enlarge today. Field Director Joseph Carosella the U.S. Supreme Court. Pulitzer, the Hungarian-born down a t 1175% APR on all Connecticut National Credit Cards. Warm weather is forecast Wednesday for most of the nation. Showers Today’s forecast called for thunderstorms newspaper publisher. and Town Manager Robert B. In 1942, gasoline rationing , Assistant Labor Agent Kathe scattered across the central and southern Rockies, Weiss. At that meeting. Carosella are forecast for the central Rockies, eastern Plains, the eastern Gulf began in the U.S. during World rine C. Foley conducted a fact southern Plains, South Carolina, southern Geor said. Weiss withheld information and most of Florida and southern Georgia. War II. finding hearing with officials of the gia, the central Gulf Coast region and Florida. town and the union that represents pertaining to Senkow's May 13 off your existing balances on oilier bank Credit Cards .so In 1943, Allied forces captured firing after 18 years in his post Palermo, Sicily. Lottery Senkow in an attempt to gather you can .save money with our lower rate. Simply check information on the complaints. She Carosella later filed a formal In 1983, Maine schoolgirl Sa the coupon below and advi.se us where and how must now decide whether to complaint with the labor board 2 much. mantha Smith returned home, dismiss the union charges or charging that the town was not ending her two-week journey of Connecticut daily: recommend a hearing before the. following a three-step grievance Compared to the summer discount rates at PEOPLE peace to the Soviet Union. Monday: 097 three-member labor board. ” procedure outlined in the town- .some banks, Connecticut National offers low Ten years ago: An apparent union labor agreement. Carosella interest for a longer time— all the way until the Foley said it should take her said that by withholding informa malfunction was reported in the Play Four: 6000 end o f the year. three to four weeks to make a tion from the union. Weiss was not Harris pulls back “ This lawyer ignored her wishes,” said creatures” in their natural world than recommendation to the board. She following correct procedure. What’s more, for new customers, there's abso Kennedy, who is representing Harris in anyone. refused to comment on the hearing Town officials contend employee lutely no membership charge or annual fee until Jean Harris has decided to withdraw any efforts to gain a new trial for the 1980 slaying Perkins retired in May 1985 and was except to say it was “ cordial” termination and discipline are not 19H7 claim to $220,000 the man she killed had left of the Scarsdale diet developer. “ She fired replaced by co-host Jim Fowler. Gros then The hearing, held in Lincoln covered by the grievance So take advantage o f this limited time offer. Sim her in his will, her attorney says. him ancf asked me to withdraw the claim.” became co-host, and appeared in three Center, was attended by Assistant procedure. ply stop in or call any branch to apply. Better yet, just Town Manager Steven R. Also discussed during the hear State law prohibits criminals profiting episodes. fill out the application below. It only takes a minute and Werbner. Personnel Officer Linda ing was a complaint filed in July from their crimes, but a court-appointed Gros said he’s already suffered the most if you qualify, your card will lx- in the mail within days. Shoes to fill serious injury ever for “ Wild Kingdom” Parry. Senkow and two members that charges the town is required attorney had said he would try to show that of the Civil Service Employees by law to negotiate with the union Next time you u.se the convenience o f a Credit Card, when fie jumped out of a hovering helicopter Harris was under extreme distress when she Marlin Perkins, host of Mutual of Omaha’s Affiliates Inc., the union that whenever it institutes a policy make sure you’re .saving money t(xi, with a Connecticut two months ago to collar a moose near Tok, fatally shot her lover, Dr. Herman Tar- “ Wild Kingdom” for 23 years, will be a tough represents the dismissed engineer involving employee discipline. From now until the end o f the year, all Connecticut National MasterCard, VI.SA or gold MasterCard. Alaska. He ended up cutting his face on a nower, and therefore should be allowed to act to follow, says Peter Gros, the television and about 60 lower-management At issue is a notice the town National Credit Cardholders can take advantage o f a .spe claim the money. tree. posted that bars municipal em show’s co-host as the series begins its 25th municipal employees, cial 1179X> APR interest rate on new purchases made with But attorney Michael Kennedy said But after plastic surgery and eight weeks Werbner said today he could not ployees from having material with season. our MasterCard, VISA and gold MasterCard. Monday the 63-year-old Harris, who is vacation, the injury barely left a mark, he' reveal details of the preliminary sexual connotations in the work Gros said Monday that Perkins, who died ' Compared to the interest many banks are charg serving a 15-year-to-life sentence, never had said. hearing. Union officials could not place. Employees were told they last month at age 81, did more for making the could be disciplined if they did not ing, Connecticut National offers a signiricant savings. And any interest in the money. be. reached for comment. public aware of the need to preserve “ God’s Senkow was fired May,13 for remove such material. as if that weren’t enough, Connecticut National will pay 11.75%.. what town officials have called The town denies this is a new Knight at rest sexual harassment of a female policy and said that town offices I Connecticut National Bank, Revolving Credit Depanment MSN-637 84 Orange Street, New Haven, Connecticut 06510 | Plane Facts co-worker. According to police are public areas that should be Actor Ted Knight is resting at home in Los Yes, I'd like to apply for a Connecticut National MasterCard U and/or VISA □ After completing the first solo flight around the world records. Senkow admitted to plac- devoid of sexual material. Angeles after his doctor ordered him pot to return to work because he is not fully on this day in 1933, Wiley Post sits atop his plane at Floyd APPMCANT/t.O-APPl.lt.ANT NAMI- IIOMP PMONP W O«K PHONI Bennett Field in Brooklyn, N ew York. W iley probably □ o w n . recovered from cancer surgery, his publicist .niifNi would be amazed to learn that today ajigw experimen Three blacks remain < ITY. STATP. ZIP said. i.r.Ni.rHopprsiopNi r
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HAOAR THg HOWHIBLl by Oik Brown* PEANUTS by Chari** M. Schubt MANCHESTER HERALD, Tuesday, July 22. 1986 - 7 VOURE MY NEW WELL,THEY HAVE THESE TUTOR? HOW'P YOU NUMBERS ON THE FRONT JOE SARCASM YOU 0 BETTER COME IN. EVER FINP ME ? OF HOUSES, SEE, ANP IF I HIT YOU OUT MERE, i r YOU'LL FALL P0U)N THE STAIRS! Divestment won’t work, Schmidt says
By Susan Okula South Africa to gauge the I f ' National Congress in Zambia. and ... the activities of American The Associated Press rn apartheid-combating actions of , Yale’s investments in compan companies that were under the * international companies in which ies that do business in South Africa Sullivan system exerted some NEW HAVEN - Yale Univer Yale owns stock. Seven members aroused vehement student protest influence on the conduct of other sity President Benno C. Schmidt of the Yale delegation as well as this spring, where more than 300 companies” Jr. says full divestment of South Schmidt attended a news confer arrests were made. The 16- Yale released a list of 12 Africa-related stocks is an ineffec- Sift ence to discuss the trip on Monday. member Yale (Corporation, the companies that the delegation , live way to press for an end to ' v U.8. Ac r e s by Jlm Oavl* Schmidt, who did not go on the school’s board of trustees, controls visited. These were Baxter Tra-' apartheid in South Africa. THE PHANTOM by La* Falk A Sy Barry trip, said that the American the university’s investment venol Labs Inc., The Coca-Cola GIVE ME ONE 0007 REA60N "Reasonable people can and will companies in which Yale invests policies. Co., E.I. DuPont Nemours & Co,. WHV I 6H0UL7 EAT THIS M M M t h e n w h v ' I SAIP , I'M BEGINNING 1 differ on this difficult matter.” “do meet, in my judgment, very Demonstrators have maintained DIAM/,DEAR,1 ter r o r ist s t r ie d to assassinate , PONTVOO 'OOOP FOR' Eastman Kodak Co.. Exxon Corp.. Y '/ jo PLEASeSET ORSON. IT'S COLP, LIM P/IllS ^*'* TO GET THE Schnriidt said Monday in his first high standards of social responsi that the holdings are immoral ■' LUAeA„JUST MlSSEOtt ANP GENERALLY PISG ulViM ft ^EAT ONE? VOO' PICTURE General Motors Corp., Goodyear't SOME SLEEP. public statement on Yale’s invest bility’’ in South Africa. because they help shore up the Tire & Rubber Co., IBM Corp.. I'LL FINP ment policy with regard to South However, New York Episcopal OUT THE rest, white-dominated South African Johnson & Johnson. Mobil Corp.. Africa. Schmidt took office on July Bishop Paul Moore Jr., a Yale economy. Smithkiine Beckman Corp. and 1. trustee who went on the trip, Ir^' Yale investment policy requires United Technologies Corp. '% A “ But my view is that total renewed his and three other that the school hold South African- The Yale delegation also talked djvestment will not have effica trustrees’ call for divestment. related stock only in companies to officials at three universities ciousness in terms of the problems “ Yale should take a clear, that adhere to the Sullivan Princi that admitted blacks over ways in in South Africa." he said. symbolic step” to demonstrate its r ples and that are working publicly which Yale and other universities Schmidt agreed with former opposition to apartheid. Moore '' TXifi c/ iP to weaken apartheid. The Sullivan could assist in the primary, ■(Cr U.S. Secretary of State Cyrus said. Principles are a fair employment secondary and college education of Boma auerMieaec? AP photo LUA6A ANPME.OmERS aoS.' Vance, a Yale trustee, that U.S. The Yale trip lasted nine days. code for American employers of blacks, said Alvin K. Klevorick, a WBREN'T SO LUCKY,. JBv\ Phvrei %2Z government-imposed sanctions on Delegation members said they South Africans. professor of law and economics. Former Secretary of State Cyrus Vance, right, discusses C1966 King FeitufbS SynOKai^' tnc World ri^u the white-dominated government talked to about 160 people, some of CAPTAIN EASY ®by Crook* A Caaal* Leon Lipson. a Yale law profes Disinvestment, or the withdra a recent South Africa fact-finding mission for Yale of South Africa are needed to stop whom risked government punish sor who was on the fact-finding wal of American companies from ~ 7 WE'VE GOT yo u ' violence there. University Monday at a press conference in New Haven. BLONDIE by Dean Young A Stan Drake •? SUKKOUWPEPi GIVE YOUR NO WAY. SEND ' ment for meeting with the Yale trip, said the university’s investi the Country, would be more effec SELVES UPi THE PRE SS Vance and nine other Yale representatives. Four members of gation showed that “ the Sullivan tive than divestment, which is the Vance and Yale President Benno C. Schmidt Jr., left, IN HERE- representatives recently returned the delegation also met with system did make some difference selling of stocks by individual agreed that Yale should not divest from companies doing WHERE DO you THEy WERE ISLANDS, G O C N yC X JR t h a t M U S T 'V E ) / I 'L L from a fact-finding mission to leaders of the outlawed African to the conduct of the companies investors. Vance said. WEREN'T Twey, BEEN SOME < / SAVt business in South Africa. HONEYMOON? ) DEAR? ^ , yes, honeymoon! lE V E Connecticut In Brief Democrats vie to oppose Rowland in 5th
By The Associated Press The Democratic candidates in ever, got enough delegate votes to New Britain on a vote of 73-67. Dodd beats Eddy in fund-raising the 4th, 5th and 6lh Districts will force a primary and vowed to do Kennelly got unanimous support Three Democratic incumbents face Republican incumbents. just that. The vote was 122 for WASHINGTON — Sen. Christopher J. Dodd, D-Conn., has a from the 1st District's 241 dele won uncontested nominations to Christine Niedermeier, a 34-year- Cohen to 61 for Peters. Vincent large lead over Republican challenger Roger Eddy in campaign gates. She was first elected to ARLO AND JANIS ^ by Jimmy Johnson the U.S. House of Representatives, old attorney and slate rcpre.senta- Carrafiello of Monroe got 12 votes, Congress in a special election in fund-raising, according to reports filed by both campaigns with but a party primary appears likely tive from Fairfield, was nomi not enough to qualify for a the Federal Election Commission. January 1982. A former secretary OH,NO! SOMtBODV WROTE PLEASE, HELP ME TWm/' I I KNOW! ITS1HE«550 FOR FEa BETTER? in one of Clonnecficut's Congres nated to challenge eight-term primary. of the state, Kennelly will face ACHECK AND DIDNTRECORD The reports showed Dodd with cash on hand of $842,582 as of sional districts now held by a incumbent Stewart B. McKinney. In the 6th District, former state Herschel A. Klein. CAN'T BE SURE OTIC BAl- A NEW COMPRESSOR that June 30, while Eddy reported a war chest of $61,287. ON THE FA8TRACK by Bill Holbrook IT! AMCE WITHOUT WAT CHECK! I WROTE TO THE AIR CON Republican. Sen. Harold Hansen of New Mil “ I am going ajiout raising all the money I can.” Eddy said in a Renominated Monday night at James Cohen. 43, a Waterbury repairman ford. who had dropped out of the Klein was the Republicans’ DITIONER .' telephone interview Monday. “ I am not disappointed or attorney, got the party endorse ^HoH.eiNC^ AU. You KNOW. , UNDeftH^OUND conventions across the state were; race earlier, was drafted by the nominee in both 1982 and 1984. I ^"1&FU*CALLIM6- discouraged, considering I am the underdog. I will raise enough Barbara B. Kennedy in the 1st ment to challenge first-term in u &ib WHBT WT heY'RB 'UPPIB MOVBMeNT? convention to oppose two-term Klein was renominated unanim I y e a r n : Tofu'' District. Sam Gedjenson in the 2nd cumbent Rep. John G. Rowland. HAUL6D P F f ToThb (ZUf\0R6, TriB TS RIDICULOUS.' money to get the message out.” incumbent Nancy L, Johnson of ously 10 days ago. but said he I CALLING’ peRRlfR.'l McT The reports, covering the first hialf of this year, showed Dodd District and Bruce A. Morrison in Jeffrey Peters, a 37-year-old busi New Britain. Hansen defeated “ could have lived with any other SUBURBS, rV£6«5N 606? plo tting absurd,' / I CPfff W/P«RR|£R.-' ' NOW.' had raised $676,620 since January 1, while Eddy had collected the 3rd District. nessman from Ridgefield, how former stale Sen, Paul Amenta of decision.” HIARIN& fRUMoRS... T&R6TXUATB.' ; $196,804. Eddy’s report showed spending of $135,516, while Dodd reported he had spent $661,356. Dodd raised $1.02 million last year and had ended 1985 with LI more than $800,000 unspent. Eddy, on the other hand, did not begin his campaign until this ALLEY OOP ®by Dave Qrau* year. The reports from both candidates showed that individual ..EITHER OOOLM& TEA IS TAKIMG EFFECT, OR BOTH THOSE BOZOS contributors were their major source of campaign dollars. HAVE A REAL BAD HEARING To your credit you have MR. MEN'x AND LITTLE MISS'>< by Hargreaves A Sellers Hospital needs OK to offer surgery I ^T^PPEP l'/\A ^ N L -Y ^
-?— M a n c h e s t e r h e r a l d . Tuesd;*v. ju iv 22 . 1986 MANCHESTER HERALD. Tuesday. July 22. 1986 — 9 V.S./World In Bri^ Judge dismisses Syria cuts ties with Morocco FOCUS DAMASCUS. Syria — Syria today severed all ties with Morocco to protest Israeli Prim e Minister Shimon Peres’ visit to Route 6 iawsuit the North African nation. Damascus radio said. "Syria, which cannot be silent in the face of this black treason, By George Layng continue in an "orderly” fashion has decided to break a l l ... relations with the Moroccan kingdom Herald Reporter However, both he and Berman Play test has and has asked all Arab governments to take measures which said the complaint can be filed In a victory for supporters of the fulfill their national commitments.” the radio quoted an official again if final approval is given. t ’M statement as saying. proposed Route 6expressway. U.S. They said Cabranes did not decide District Court Judge Jo.se Ca- The Syrian decision followed Peres’ surprise visit Monday to on the merits of the complaint. branes Monday dismissed a law Morwco. Morocco’s King Hassan II is the first Arab ruler to In the complaint. Berman new beginning suit filed by opponents of the $170 publicly meet with an Israeli prime minister since then Egyptian argued that property acquisitions million road on grounds that the President .Anwar Sadat met with Menachem Begin in 1977. should be stopped until another complaint was premature. in-depth environmental study is The decision means the state completed and other alternatives Department of Transportation can in middle age GNP is far below expectations to the project are studied. continue to purchase property in While Cabranes’ ruling means WASHINGTON — Economicgrowth slumpedtoan annual rate the path of the proposed express acquisitions can continue. Berman By Michael Kuchwara left for me to do.” He looked way between Bolton Notch and of 1.1 percent from Aprilthrough June, theslowest pacesincethe said another part of the decision The Associated Press elsewhere. Windham, although it cannot begin end of the last recession years ago. the government reported suggests a new Enviromental F or the festival’s largest today. construction until it receives final Impact Statement will have to be STRATFORD. Ontario — The house, the 2,200-seat Festival The weakness in the gross national product, the broadest environmental clearance. developed — .something highway swans glide gracefully across Stage, he settled on three of measure of the nation’s economic health, meant the economy Jon Berman, an attorney for the opponents have long argued is Lake Victoria. Nearby, cricket Shakespeare’s rarely performed expanded during the first half of 1986 at a sluggish 2.4 percent highway opponents, said this necessary. morning he will file an appeal with players, dressed in white, ply late romances — “ Pericles,” annual rate, far below the adm inistration’s hopes for growth this Hi the U.S. District Court of Appeals In the decision. Cabranes noted their gentlem anly gam e on a “ The Winter’s Tale” and year at an annual rate of 4 percent. that federal attorneys indicated in New York within the next few “ Cymbeline.” The Commerce Department said the GNP slid to less than hilly, carefully manicured lawn. J days. He said he does not know during oral arguments that the one-third of the 3.8 percent rate for the first three months of the U.S. Army Corps will most likely Picnickers watch the contest “ It is a once-in-a-Iifetime when the appeal will be heard. with desultory interest. opportunity for an audience to year. "W e ’re in a quandary now. In require supplemental information see them together,” he says. “ I Growth in the April-June quarter was the slowest since a 0.6 order to stop these takings, we to the original EIS submitted fora It’s a peaceful, postcard percent increase in the final three months of 1982. when the have to act quick," he said. Hesaid since-aborted project in the 1970s setting, and one at odds with the don’t think that they are rarely 1981-82 recession was coming to an end. the basis of the appeal will be that that would have extended the' uncertain adventure going on at done because they are bad highway to Rhode Island. The news on inflation remained positive, however. A price the lawsuit is timely because the top of the hill in a large, plays. They’re neglected, That EIS is being used for the index tied to the G N P rose at an annual rate of 2.1 percent in the federal highway offigjals have circular structure with a m agnificent plays.” proposed 11.8-mile Route 6. April-June period, the slowest increase in almost two decades. already given final clearance to multipointed roof. “ Pericles” and "T h e W inter’s the project and the acquisition Corps project manager Chris 0 The administration has already jsaid that the weaker economic Tale” are also plays of tine Godfrey said this morning the growth will add about $10 billion to the budget deficit this year. process is beginning. That’s where Canada’s reconciliation, not a bad idea for Corps will decide in two to three James Lewis of the DOT said this 34-year-oId Stratford Festival a theater company trying to morning the department hopes to weeks whether a new EIS is approaches middle age and a begin again and recover some of have title to all 48 properties in the needed. She would not say if it is JAMIE G. SMITH Mexico loan linked to oil prices new beginning. This season it its past glory. first 3.3 miles of the 11.8-mile likely the Corps will require a new . . . avid Manchester golfer is mourned Herald photos by Rocha M EXICO C IT Y — Mexico today signs a bailout loan agreement project by the end of the year. He study, but said if one is ordered, it has a new artistic director with In “ Pericles,” a popular with the International Monetary Fund that includes an said the first closings should be would take about two years to a new mandate — to revitalize success in Shakespeare’s time, a complete. unprecedented link to the price of oil on the world market, the made by the end of thi.s month, and what is North A m erica’s king is reunited with his wife Treasury Department announced. purcha.se negotiations should be Berman said Elizabeth Higgens. Town man drowns premier Shakespearean theater. and daughter after a series of Look at nature L Mexico, with a $98 billion foreign debt, has been negotiating for completed by September. an environmental review coordi The rebuilding is the spectacular adventures. In “ The months with the IM F on a series of fiscal remedies to bring its In a 10-page decision that ended nator for the Environmental Pro responsibility of 61-year-oid Winter’s Tale.” another royal Jeffrey LeMay, 6, eyes a escalating debt crisis under control. legal action begun in March. tection Agency in Boston, told him John Neville, an urbane, witty ruler recovers his w ife and Cabranes ruled that because the in Columbia Lake tadpole in a dish at O ak Grove Details of the agreement were not released, but The New York the Corps will likely require the man best known in the United daughter after a disastrous bout U.S. Army Corps of Engineers has Times, quoting Mexican and international lending organization DOT to submit a new EIS. Berman A 25-year-old Manchester the incident. States as an actor. In Canada, he of jealousy. Nature Center on Oak Grove not approved a permit allowingthe officials, said in today ’s editions that the agreement could lead to said that could effectively hall the man drowned in Columbia Lake The stale trooper on the scene also has a reputation as the DOT to fill some 80 acres of Street. Other children, above, $12 billion in new loans. project for up to three years. Monday night after apparently could not be reached for further molder of strong theater wetlands for the road, final appro FOR “ CYMBELINE.” which Higgens could not be reached for hitting his head on a rock, police information, but police said an exam ine life in a pan of pond The Times said details of the exact amount would be fully val has not been given. Cabranes companies. The Citadel Theater opens in August, N eville has comment. said this morning. investigation is continuing. worked out after the accord was signed, but said $6 billion to $7 noted that no construction can in Edmonton, Alberta, and the brought back Robin Phillips, a water. Jamie Gillon, 7, fills his billion was expected to come from U.S.. European and Japanese The DOT’S Lewis said a ruling on Jamie G. Smith of 198 Ralph A friend of the family des « V ; / begin until after a decision on that Neptune Theater in Halifax, former artistic director, to the EIS will not affect people Road was swimming alone near cribed Smith as “ great,” but net for specim ens to study. All banks, and $1.3 billion to $1.4 billion from the IMF. permit is made, and said the Nova Scotia, flourished under supervise the production, whose properly is purchased. He a friend’s house in Columbia said she didn’t have full details property can be reacquired from his direction. said the DOT gives homeowners 90 around 11:45 p.m. when he hit a of the incident. Phillips has transposed the play are students of Sue Craig, the DO’T if the project is stopped. days to relocate, and Cabranes’ rock and suffered a severe head Smith was on vacation from to the late 1930s, a period he Superpowers begin SALT II talks "In effect, what the judge is Lutz Children’s Museum decision allows the agency to injury, state police said. The college in Florida and spent a lot IN STRA’TFORD, the stakes feels has a great sim iliarity to saying is wait until the federal GENEI^A — Superpower arms experts meet today to discuss continue with properly purchases injury caused him to drown, of time golfing at Manchester are much higher and his task the time of the play. naturalist. agencies that are involved in the the SALT II treaty in a 'special session proposed by the Soviets until the Corps decides on the police said. Country Club. He had recently more difficqlt. The festival is the The trio of plays has been process render a decision and then permit application. and reluctantly Accepted by the United States on condition it also Police said they didn’t know if played in some tournaments lifeblood of this small Ontario joined on the main stage by a come to m e." said Assistant Godfrey said if a new EIS is deal with alleged Soviet violations. anyone tried to revive Smith or and had wanted to become a town 80 miles west of Toronto. It revival of the musical, “ The State’s Attorney Neil Tuohy. who required, a decision on the applica how long he was in the water. The 1979 Strategic Arms Limitation Treaty has never been professional golfer, the friend pumps an estimated $50 million Boys From Syracuse,” which is repre.sented the DOT Tuohy said tion will be made after the study is Smith’s friend notified police of said. ratified by the United States, and President Reagan has said he the ri'linp .nllnws project to completed. each year into the economy. based on Shakespeare’s “ The would not be bound by the treaty’s limits because of what he Neville has a $14 million Comedy of E rrors.” With it, called a pattern of Soviet non-compliance. budget for a six-month season, N eville hopes to emulate the Reagan cited the alleged Soviet violations in announcing in but 70 percent of it must be great popular success of past May that the United States would exceed S A L T II lim its late this Board resolves church teaching trouble earned at the box office. Federal seasons when a separate year as new cruise missiles are deployed on B-52 bombers. and provincial governments company performed Gilbert and 2 TheSoviet Union has denied the charges, and warned that if the provide some 12 percent of the Sullivan operettas. He won’t use By John Mitchell Kennedy, church administrators United States abandons SA L T II. it will respond with a new arms for $1. according to the one-year said there would be no cost to the funding. The rest must be made a different troupe though. He buildup o f its own. Herald Reporter and parents of the students would agreement. Responsibility for in town for construction of the up from private funds. wants his perform ers to be as prefer to hold classes at the surance. maintenance, heating building. He said the solution is a The Board of Education Monday church. and lighting would go to the board, nice way of getting'around the Despite the artistic successes com fortable with Rodgers and approved a lease agreement with a "Many large cities have yet to with costs to be funded from problem and remaining within the of his predecessor, John Hirsch, Hart as they are with Japan’s Nakasone is re-elected local church that allows town solve the problem." Kennedy said. special education grants. intent of the law. deficits — an estimated $1.8 Shakespeare. teachers to provide special educa At its summer meeting, the Kennedy estimated that the The proposal still needs appro million last year — climbed In the Avon, a proscenium TOKYO — Prime Minister Yasuhiro Nakasone was re-elected tion instruction on church grounds board approved the building of a structure would be used "daily, but val from the town Board of while attendance dropped. In house with 1,100 seats, Neville to his post today by Parliament, and made sweeping Cabinet without breaking federal one-room portable structure on the 2 not all day.” adding that "it would Directors and the State Depart 1985, the number of theatergoers has placed four other plays. He’s changes that moved two potential challengers to top party roles regulations church property, detached from not be used *by other church ment of Education. visiting the festival’s three paired the rarely produced and elevated an agricultural expert to the post of foreign The agreement stems from a the church and school. The board groups.” “ We think it will w ork,” playhouses slipped to 437,000, “ Henry V III” with " A Man For minister. 1985 U.S. Supreme Court decision would lease the land to the church Board member Richard Dyer Kennedy said. some 100,000 less than during the All Seasons,” Robert Bolt’s The new lineup was announced by Chief Cabinet Secretary barring public teachers from pro Masaharu Gotoda. the only one of the 21-member Cabinet to viding Chapter 1 special education glory days of the mid-1970s when drama about Sir Thomas More. retain his post in the reorganization that followed the ruling instruction at certain religiously School custodial contract approved such stars as M aggie Smith Both plays contain many of the Liberal Democratic Party’s July 6 landslide victory in affiliated private schools. The attracted large audiences. §ame characters. He’s also decision, however, left intact a N eville was named artistic parliamentary elections. Cafeteria workers and custodi 1. calls for a starting wage matched “ Hamlet,” with Tom stipulation that local educational from $18,144 to $22,535 over three an^, will get 8 percent raises each increase over three years from director-designate last year. He Stoppard’s look at the same agencies had to provide the special years, while maintenance workers year-o)??r the next three under a $4.55 to $5.85 an hour. Besides the concentrated on planning this situation from a different point education services to eligible pri at schools would go from $22,590 to contract approved by the Board of season of 10 plays running in of view, “ Rosencrantz an(l vate school children. pay raise, the contract provides for $28,060 in 1989. Extra benefits, Education Monday night. an extra paid holiday and ex repertory at three theaters. The Guildenstem Are Dead.” In Manchester, children at St. include a $4,000 increase in board- The contract for the cafeteria panded sick leave. James School were bused last year paid life insurance and the addition season began M ay 19 and will F or the Third Stage, a 400-seat workers, represented by Local 991 Custodians, also represented by Obituaries to Washington Elementary School of a paternity leave provision. run until the mid(Ile of October. theater used by the festival’s of the American Federation of Local 991, will get a three-year for the special education classes. The agreement was approved by Young Company, its troupe of State, County and Municipal Em agreement beginning and ending According to Manchester School the custodians Monday morning, “ EVERY SINGLE popular young actors is performing ployees. terminates June 30. 1989. on the same dates. The 8 percent Jamie G. Smith Barbara Ryan Superintendent Jam e.s P. according to board member Jo play of Shakespeare’s had been “ Macbeth” and Bertolt Brecht’s The agreement, retroactive to July increase will lift pay forcustodians seph Camposeo. Jamie G. Smith. 2.6. of 198 Ralph Barbara (Chapdelaine) Ryan, done in the previous five years,” “ The Resistible Rise of Arturo Road, died Monday as the result of wife of Thomas P. Ryan of N eville says. “ There were none U i.” ’ i -J ’ a swimming accident at Columbia Glastonbury, died Monday at Lake. Columbia, on Monday. Yale-New Haven Hosptial. She PZC keeps Oakland zone change on hold ‘ \ - - He was born in Hartford May 4. was a Manchester native. 1961, and was the son of Richard J. She also is survived by her Bv John F. K irch and Ivory (Cardin) Smith Sr. of mother. Florence Chapdelaine of Visions Unlimited Inc. of Tolland than it would if it 'was used for owned by Anthony Botticello. who Herald Reporter Manchester. He was a lifelong Glastonbury, three daughters. is seeking to change the zoning of industrial or commercial wants to move his business — the “It is a once-in-a-lifetime opportunity for an resident. Barbara-Ann Palmer of East 14.8 acres at 205 Oakland St. from ' purposes. Sanitary Refuse Co, — from The Planning and Zoning Com Residence A and Rural Residence audience to see them together,” John Neville He was a student at St. Thomas Hartford. Maureen Descbene of "The question is not whether this Perrett Place to Spencer Street. mission Monday postponed action to Planned Residence Develop University. Miami. Fla. He was a West Haven and Tammy Lee Ryan property will be developed, but • Granted Orlando Annulli. owner says. "I don’tthinkthat they are rarely done on a zone change and general site ment. The site plan for the area communicant of the Church of the of Glastonbury; two brothers. how this property will be deve of Annulli & Sons Inc. of Manches plan submitted by a Tolland shows 12 buildings housing 96 Assumption. He was an avid golfer Louis Chapdelaine of Glastonbury loped," said Tolland attorney ter. a special exception to build a because they are bad plays. They're neglected, developer planning to build 96 condominiums — for a density of and a member of the Manchester and George Chapdelaine of Nor Peter Lawrence, who repre.sented 130.000 square-foot retail distribu condominiums off Oakland Street about 6.5 units an acre. magnificent plays.” Country Club. thampton, Mass.: a sister. Marilyn the developers. tion center on about 10 acres of Besides his parents, he is sur Hills of Colchester; and four Industrial land on Sanrico Drive. The action came after a public The developers said the complex In other action, the commission: vived by two brothers, Michael C. grandchildren. She was prede • And tabled general site plans hearing during which five resi would not substantially increase Smith of East Hartford and Ri ceased by a son. Norwin. and a • Approved a zone change from submitted by New York developer dents of the north end of town spoke traffic on nearby streets. They chard J. Smith Jr. of Manchester; sister, Dopna Arnold. Business III and Rural Residence Edward Lapidus for a 140-unit against the proposal because of its added that th ite would generate to Industrial for a 9.4-acre parcel 9 and his paternal grandmother. The funeral will be Thursday at condominium complex on about 16 potential to generate more traffic. less traffic as a residential area Helen Smith of Willimantic. 11 a.m. at the Farley-Sullivan at 145 Spencer St. The land is ' acres off Parker Street. The funeral will be held Thurs Funeral Home, .lO Naubuc Ave.. day at 9:1.') a.m. at the Watkins Glastonbury. Burial will be in Funeral Home, 142 E. Center St., Neipsic Cemetery. Glastonbury. Town seniors test their ‘museum feef in Hartford with a mass of Christian burial at Calling hours are Wednesday from Wilson files signatures for 13th candidacy 10 a m. at Church of the Assump 2 to 5 and 7 to 9 p.m tion. Burial will be in the East Memorial donations may be By Alex GIrelll Wilson said the three petition running are that the voting record paign for a May 20 delegate H A R TFO R D visit places like the Mark Twain It was the very first ever visit to Cemetery. Calling hours are Wed made to the American Cancer Associate Editor forms filed contain the names of of Elsie Swensson of Manchester, primary that was aborted when — Someone Memorial and the fire department the Atheneum for Mary Harring nesday from 7 to 9 p.m. - Society. 670 Prospect Ave Hart about 1.50 voters in the 13th the Republican incumbent, do not irregularities in the petitioning read the labels but I was never in Travelers ton, who said breathlessly as she ford 06105. It was the very first ever visit to the Atheneum Memorial donations may be Edward J. Wilson, who left the Assembly District. To qualify fora represent the views of the district process came to light. on the walls of Tower. Now I am like the people in left. " I could'be here a week. I wish made to the Manchester Memorial Republican Party to become an place on the ballot in November, voters and that she supports the Wadsworth SociaDy Washington who never go to the there had been more time.” That for Mary Harrington, who said breathlessly as Hospital Development Fund. independent candidate in the 13th Wilson needs only 96 signatures -- Wilson is charged under a Washington Monument.” sentiment was echoed by Mary Richard Bozzuto for the Republi Atheneum and she left, "I could be here a week. I wish there Louise Richmond Assembly District, filed nominat 1 percent of the number of 13th can gubernatorial nomination. statute that deals with people who discovered that Helen Sack moved to Manches Culleton, who was another first ing petitions this morning with District voters who voted in the neglect to perform legal duties in the adorable ter five years ago. Living on Long time visitor, as were Mary Ba- Wilson opposes Bozzuto because had been more time.” Louise (Macauley) Richmond. Town Clerk Edward Tomkiel. latest election. elections or who make unlawful baby painted by Rhea Talley Stewart Island, she often went into Manhat reisa, Virginia Rice, and some Iva Brazos of what he labels Bozzuto’s liberal 77. of Wethersfield, died Sunday at Wilson, along with Nicholas Tomkiel has 10 days from today .alterations in any lists required by John Singer tan to the Metropolitan Museum, others. Iva Brazos. 77, of Middletown, stands on social issues, including an area convalescent home. She LaPenta and Henry Agostinelli. in which to certify that those who election laws. Sargent was the Museum of Modem Art and the The two docents, whodivided the wife of Robert P. Brazos, died abortion. was the widow of Colby H. both Democrats, signed the peti signed the petitions are- voters in Manchester’s Guggenheim. She found the bus senior citizens into two groups, 6 Monday at Middlesex Memorial which was the lure for her that day. Richmond, the mother of Ann L. tion; and had the signitures the district. Wilson was a supporter of;,, own Mra. Ans- tour a fine introduction to similar were Jan Middlebrook and Bobbi not been made and such a large Hospital. Middletown. She was the party could not be accommodated. She knew of the Travelers em Maulucci of Bolton and a sister of notarized by Tomkiel. Wilson said his basic reasons for Labriola in the petitioning cam-- tln Cheney. Excited members of some it w a ^ a chance to renew amenities in the Hartford area. Shorr, both of Avon. They had been .sister of Mrs. Clarence (Clarissa) ployees’ . cafeteria across the Robert L. Macauley of Coventry. The filing look place one day NEW the Manchester Senior CitizeniT acquaintances with old friends told to get their charges to the Sally Ann Silver, who drove the bus Vibberts of Manchester. Adele Chaples and Mary Kuz- street. Arrangements were made She also is survived by a sister. before Wilson is scheduled to Center, who thereupon diverged' -among the paintings. restaurant for luncheon at 11; 30. so and therefore was a sort of ex She also is survived by a brother. mlckas were among those who officio chap^one, led the group to lunch there. Mrs. John M. (Joyce) Kelly of appear in Superior Court in Man from the tour, much to the Catherine Pntnam said that for a the tours went lickety-split. Hardly Adrian MacDonald in California; Auto Air Conditioning Service know the museum chiefly through outside. Someone pointed to a Well-fed, the crowd, already W est Hartford: and four chester to answer charges that STEEL astonishment of the guide, called period in her life she frequented had exclamations died down over another sister, Emeline Hillen- the Atheneum Women’s Commit sidewalk vendor of hot dogs and suffering from “ museum feet,” grandchildren. stemmed from a petitioning effort for an explanation from a docent the Atheneum, but hadn’t been the acrobat high in the foyer, when brand of Middletown: and several tee’s Holiday Festival of Trees. suggested, not wholly facetiously, prepared to climb aloft in the • A graveside service will be for a slate of state convention ★ ★ ★ SPECIAL who was discoursing on another there in years. Albina Lewis said, the seniors were shown another nieces and nephews. They were enthusiastic about that tower. They had heard there were Wednesday at II a m. in Rose Hill delegates mostly favoring Gerald FOR SALE Sargent painting, a woodland “ I used to live here when the soft sculpture, a gentleman sun having lunch there- The funeral will be Thursday at Christmas show. Mary Kondra came to the rescue 70 steps. Memorial Park. Rocky Hill. Cal Labriola. one of three Republicans • Inspect A/C System Angir. Channel, Square Tube. Eic. camping scene. children were little.” She still bathing. then a Norman Rockwell, 8:15 a.m. at the Biega Funeral ling hours are one half hour before seeking the party’s gubernatorial $2195 • Check for Leaks ’The Atheneum and iTravelers comes often. Irene Leblanc said it was her finally a Caravaggio and an El < with a suggestion. She once worked Home. 3 Silver St., Middletown, for Travelers Insurance Co. and the .service begins at the Rose Hill nomination • Add up to 11b. Freon ROCKVILLE Tower were on the program for ‘ ‘I came here with my class when first visit in years. Edward ’Trout Greco. with a mass of Christian burial at 9 during that time had often lunched Rhea Talley Stewart covers Funeral Home. 580 Elm St.. Rocky Wil.son said Monday he will go Most Cara SCRAP CO., INC. Friday’s bus tour for 23 members, I was a child in Hartford,” said man was the only man in the group. At the Wadsworth’s restaurant, a.m. in St. John Church in at the Atheneum but had never parties and other social events for Hill. forward with his election cam- RIb 30. 989 Hartford Turnpike who agreed that this was quite Roae Infante, who 'm oved to It was his second visit in his called Au Musee, it was discovered Middletown. Burial will be in St. entered the Travelers Tower, the Manchester Herald. Memorial donations may be jlaign no matter what happens in Rockville, CT enough activity for one day. For Manchester in 1943. “ We used to lifetime. that advance arrangements had Mary Cemetery, Portland. Calling \244 Broad St. HOUW Morvdif 7 # m p m . ^4tuf'diy made to the First Church of Christ court Wednesday. He said to do 646-4253 J i m -Hooo hours are Wednesday from 2 to 4 Congregational Memorial Fund, otherwise would be to breach faith Manchester and 7 to 9 p.m. ExpIrM a/31/«e (Behind Dairy Queen) 872-6587 or 872-9032 Wethersfield. with those who signed his petitions. MANCHESTER HERALD. Tuesday, July 22, 1986 — 11 10 - MANCHESTER HERALD. Tuesday. July 22. 1986 Advice Families mean what they say, r#. don’t say what they mean
dear D EAR M OUNTLAKE: When I ABBY: I never was a girl back in Sioux City, Iowa, thought the day a close family friend used to say, would come “ K.K.L.M.G.” - short for "Koom, when I ’d have a Dear Abby koom, lauz mere gain.” Transla contribution to tion; "Come, come, let us go.” the Dear Abby Abigail Van Buren column, but you DEAR ABBY: A very common asked for amus code irfirase to tell a woman her i n g code slip Is showing is, " I t ’s snowing / signals. down south.” In my family, if a Years ago, woman’s slip is showing, I say, when I was tak "You r Saturday is longer than y " ing care of neighborhood children, “ M ” . That means. “ Ask questions your Sunday.” to let them know their zippers were that can be answered with ‘yes’ or My wife is fond of dresses with down. I’d say “ XYZ” (for "exam ‘no.’” (It comes from "Th e$64,000 plunging necklines that show a lot ine your zipper” ) . ’They caught on Question.” ) of cleavage,and every once in a quickly and zipped up, and soon And when we want to signal, while if a little too much cleavage were on their way to play again. “ You’re talking too much,” we is showing, I say "valley,” and she This is not an original. It was say, “ Edith.” That’s from Archie readjusts her blouse. around when I was a kid. Bunker’s famous phrase, "Stifle TEXAS READER ELIZABETH M. WEYFORTH, yourself, Edith.” ST. JAMES CITY, FLA. SYLVIA GILLIS EUGENE, ORE. D EAR ABBY: You asked for D EAR ABBY; I ’m still laughing fam ily code words, so here’s ours: about how to subtly make a male DEAR ABBY: My wife and I Our mother was a great lady, but aware that his zipper was open. have a special code we use when she was a non-stop talker, and I ’m an immigrant from the "old it’s time for us to go home. One of when she got going nobody else country” and was brought up on us will subtly get the other’s could get a word In edgewise, so Shakespeare. In our family, we’d attention by lightly tugging our our fam ily devised a signal to let say, "Ah, woe is m e” — the rest of own ear. If things keep going, and her know that she was talking too the phrase, "fo r I am undone,” much. it seems we might be even longer, Htrsid photo by Roohs was, of course, unnecessary. we’ll often tug the other person’s We’d say, "F o r God’s sake. DENISE BIGGINS Herald photos by Pinto ear. Mother, please shut up and give FAIRPORT, N.V. We’ve found it works quite well someone else a chancel ” Quadruple celebration and allows us to be discreet at the It wasn’t very subtle, and to be D EAR ABBY: If we are on the perfectly honest, sometimes It Busy campers same time. These four co-workers at Daniels Travel Elaine Daley, 45. The occasion was also phone while someone is present MOUNTLAKE TERRACE, worked and sometimes It didn’t. and we can’t talk openly, we say. Agency on East Center Street have four Campers at the Manchester Area Conference of concentratas on his yarn creation. And at right, Theresa WASH. J.D. IN L.A. a farewell party for two of the women. Churches’ Interfaith Day Camp are kept busy all day with Parker, 9, of 237 Spruce St., gives her all to her position reasons to celebrate on Friday. The four Perry Is moving to Orlando, Fla., to open a variety of activities. At left, David Sharpley, 8, of 2 as a soccer goalie. The two-week camp, which had 40 share the same'birthday. Surrounding up Daniels' Tours office, and Blinn Is Ida Daley, 82, center, are, from left, Oxford St., looks proud of the drummer boy he is volunteer teenagers on staff, ended Friday. leaving to work for the Southern New coloring. Above, Paul Majdan, 8, of 89 Summer St., CEBV infection devastating Peggy Blinn, 22, Ellie Perry, 37, and England Telephone Co.
D E A R DR. strate that the patient is harboring GOTT: I re CEBV and is constantly manufac About Town cently heard of turing antibody protein-defenders Tuesday T V CEBV. What is against the infection. CEBV infec it? Dr. Gott tion can cause unusual patterns of symptoms, such as mood swings, 6:00PM CD (X) (22] (SD ® n«w« [ESPN] NFL Yearbook though III clues point to pollticil esMSil- Dunk, dine and dance Saturday Discovery weekend planned The cost, $15 for adults. $8 for children 6 to 12. and netlon. (60 min.) (R) In Stereo. MCC registers for fall DEAR Peter Gott, M.D. bladder and digestive problems, (X) Thr»«'s Company [HBO] Not Necessarily the Movies Ev free for those 5 and under, will cover all meals.’ tent odd skin sensations and personal erything from the Academy Awards to the (S) (O Comrsdet: Trial of Tamara The Manchester, Ellington and Mohawk chapters of Manchester Community College will hold a READER: Hart to Hart A discovery weekend is planned for Aug. 9 and 10 at lodging, workshops, programs and entertainment. C£) movie mogyls themselves are poked fun Ruato (CC| Soviet justice Is snsmlnad Parents Without Partners will hold a Dunk 'n' Dance Chronic ity changes. It can imitate many through ths trisi of s oO-yssr-old hospitsi Macedonia Brook State Park in Kent. The event will space-available registration for the fall semester on OS Gimme a Break by the zany cast of Not Necessarily the Saturday at the Ramada Inn, East Windsor, exit 45off Epstein-Barr diseases. Symptoms can be mild or ordsrly on trIsI for thsft. (60 min.) Registration is necessary and can be made with the July 30, Aug. 6, 13, 20. and 27 and Sept. 2 from 1 to 7 (jS Knot's Landing News. Route 91. The pooKwill be open from 1 to 6p.m. A buffet be run for the state Department of Environmental virus (CEBV) violent, periodic or permanent. (IS Novela: Muohaehita department’s Information and Education Section. 165 p.m. and on Aug. 23 from 9 a m. to noon in the Lowe Bosom Buddies [USA] Radio 1990 will be at 6:30 p.m. and dancing from 9 p.m. to 1 a m. Protection staff, the Appalachian Mountain Club and Program Center. This registration is open to students infection is a The disease is not fatal, but some [C N N ] Larry King Uva Capitol Ave., Hartford 06106, attention Family disease that ap patients — after years of suffering (2$ Doctor Who 8:00PM CE Simon & Simon The Si The package is $10; the dance only, $4. Reservations other environmental educators offering activities who have not previously registered for the fall mons help out a family of vacationers who [D IS ] Laka W obagon Comas to Dlanay Outdoor Discovery Program, or by calling 566-8108. A pears to have been largely ignored The virus is related to herpes: ® Quincy Garrison Keillor’s spscisl tslsnts end story should be made by Wednesday. For more information ranging from stream and river studies to forestry and semester, which will begin Sept.4, Registration is on a — choose suicide. have unwittingly gotten involved in a mob complete brochure, listing workshop offerings and although it does not cause blisters, SD Reporter 41 vendetta. (60 min.) (R). telling abilities srs profiled with s w e s t sp- or tickets, call 646-8643. Information on the dance in wildlife observations, including an owl prowl and star first-come basis and full payment must be made at the by the medical profession. Thou As more physicians become directions to the park, will be sent. it can exist in a semi-dormant XE) M^Nell-Lehrer Newshour pesrsnca by Chet Atkins. (2 hrs.) Monday’s Herald was incorrect. gazing. session. For more information, call 647-6147. sands of people may have the familiar with the affliction, more (X ) MOVIE: On Qoldan Pond’ Three condition and not know it. It is a phase with the cells of otherwise CEBV patients will be diagnosed. dD Bewitched generations confron* each other during a [ESPN] AWA Wrestling (2 hrs.) lingering illness that causes fa healthy people. The initial infec It is not a new illness, but is one [D IS ] MOVIE: 'Care Bears M ovie' The vacation at a New England cottage. Ka [T M C ] MOVIE: ’ Bustin’ Loose’ An aib tharine Hepburn, Henry Fonda, Jane conandamiddle-cisss teacher transport a tion may be as mild as a cold, but if Care Bears embark on a mission spreading tigue. swollen glands, sore joints, whose recognition has been de goodwill until an evil spirit tries to stop Fonda. 1981. group of emotionally and physically handR the virus gains a foothold, it can capped children to s family farm. Rkthard College Notes fever, muscle pain, sorethroat and layed. It’s time for CEBV infection them. Animated. 1985 Rated G. (X) 39) Who's the Boss? |CC| Angela is Pryor, Cicely Tyson. Robert Chrlstlini loss of stamina. Some patients produce a lifelong mightmare. to receive this recognition so that [ESPN] Mazda SportsLook astonished by her girlfriend's reaction to one of Tony's poker buddies. (R). 19B1. Rated R. * experience depression and me Scientists are puzzled as to why medical scientists will devote [M A X ] MOVIE: 'The Omega Man' The mory loss. CEBV infection can be some patients throw off the infec research to discovering a preven lone human survivor of an atomic war bat dD McMillan and WIfa 9:30PM 31 CNN Headline Nawa ;; Bentley lists Christina Colvin Pezzetti receives master’s tion and become well, while other tles a group of robed zombies. Charlton 0 ) MOVIE: 'NIghtkiir The beautiful wife devastating: aside from being tative or cure and patients wili not SS Qua Nos Pass labeled hypochondriacs, patients people suffer an incurable, debili continue to experience hopeless Heston, Rosalind Cash, TonyZerbe. 1971. of an industrialist and her lover plot the Christina Colvin ha; been named to the dean’s list at Keith J. Pezzetti of 165 Oakland St., received his Rated PG. death of her husband. Jaclyn Smith. James [M AX] MOVIE: ’Fratsmity Vacation! may lose their jobs and undergo tating. recurring disease. ness and endless despair. 'jmm. Bentley College, Waltham, Mass., for the second master’s degree in business administration from [USA] USA Cartoon Express Franciscus, Robert Mitchum. 1980. (CC) Two fraternity jocks take a nerd urn asar ;f.\ semester of the last school year. She is the daughter of Nichols College, Dudley, Mass, He is a sales disruption of their families. They The signs mimic depression and There are now more than 100 der their wing during ■ Palm Springs vaci(; m i S '• neurosis: therefore, many CEBV 6:30PM CSD Too Close for Comfort (S ) (0 ) A-Team B. A. and Murdock go to a lion. Stephen Geoffreys, Sherse J. Wilson, .rj . Mr. and Mrs. Lawrence Colvin of N. School Street and representative for'th e E. J, Stephens Inc., East lose hope and sometimes are self-help groups for CEBV patients sufferers are told by their doctors QD Benson small mining town to look for a missing Cameron Dye. 1986. Rated R. - a finance major. She will begin her sophomore year Hartford. afraid of losing their minds. nationwide. Two of the most active precious-metals expert and end up finding (S) Hogan's Heroes this fall. Epstein-Barr virus often causes that the symptoms are all “ men are: The M INANN Foundation a lynch mob. (60 min.) (R). (S ) ® NBC Nightly News 1 0;00PM CD Equelizsr A pollctwom- Bascetta earns doctorate an acute illness in adolescents: tal.” This can lead to profound Box 582, Glenview. IL 60025 and (0 ) @ Nova: Return of the Osprey (CC) an^8 life is in danger after she realizes th|jt infectious mononucleosis. Appar discouragement and useless visits The^Tucson CEBV Support Group (22) Nightly Business Report The osprey was a virtually extir^t bird of her fellow officers are involved in corru^ Joseph R. Bascetta. son to Mr. and Mrs. Sebatian Ward College names Duffield ently, many people do not suffer to psychiatrists. 2509 N. Campbell Ave, Suite 91, ® ABC N ew s prey before the reasons behind its popula tion end murder. (60 min.) (R). tion decline were brought to light. (60 min.) Bascetta of Oliver Road, recently received a dD Noticiero SIN (3D 3D News James J. Duffield. son of Mr. and Mrs. James such an acute illness or, if they do. CEBV infection is difficult to ’Tucson, AZ 85719. Send a self- (R| doctorate degree in law from New England School of it improves and they go on to have diagnose, but a blood test, called addressed. stamped envelope to dD Harper Valley (3D W Spenser: For Hire (CC) Spenser Duffield of 78 Hawthorne St., has been named to the Law, Boston, where he was on the dean’s list and was a (0 ) MOVIE: 'Love Story' A young law investigates when the wealthy husband of the chronic symptoms of CEBV. CEBV antibody level, can demon- the group you wish to contact. [CNN] Showbiz Today dean’s list at the University of Hartford’s Ward finalist in the annual Freshman Moot Court student faces an uphill battle when his wife 0 gorgeous ex-model is murdered. (60 College for the spring semester. He is a 1985 graduate [ESPN] Revco's World Class Women is diagnosed as having leukemia. Ali Mac- min.) (R). Competition. Bascetta is employed by Kenneth (R) . Graw, Ryan O'Neal, Ray Milland. 1970. of Howell Cheney Regional Vocational Technical Shettle.- an attorney practicing in Middletown. He is a (li) Independent Network News 7:00PM (S) CBS N ew s dD Novata: De Pura Sangre (60 min.) School. 1978 graduate of Manchester High School. In 1982 he Cljf] The Untouchables (X) (0) O ) M*A*S*H dD MOVIE: 'Muscle Beach Party' A earned his bachelor’s degree from Providence (R.I.) Zucchini cookies soft, moist wealthy woman is interested in a hand (2$ Harry O Hiza earns $1,000 fellowship College. (X) ABC New s some muscle man and plans to finance a (22) ^ 1 9 8 6 (60 min.) C£) (0 ) $100,000 Pyramid string of gymnasiums. Frankie Avalon, An Michael P. Hiza. head of the Department of and the measurement for flour was (2$ Soldiers DEAR Qj) Jeffersons nette Funicello, Luciana Paluzzi 1964. Hotel-Food Service Management at Manchester Rensselaer awards degrees left out of the ingredients list for (0 ) Odd Couple P O L L Y : Re O) Fugitive ^ [CNN] Prime News Community College, has been awarded the 1986 gingersnaps. Please add 2‘A cups $ i) Mujer Historias reales sobre eitua* / Rensselaer Polytechnic Institute, Troy, N.Y., has cently, you pub ® W heel of Fortune [D IS] Qallegher (60 mm.) ciones en la vida de las mujares. NIFI-Heinz Graduate Degree Fellowship of $1,000 whole-wheat pastry flour or whole announced it has awarded bachelor’s degrees to three lished a recipe [E S P N ] Roller Derby (60 iji'n ) (R) from the National Institute for the Foodservice wheat all-purpose flour to the (S) MacNeil-Lehrer Newshour d t) Heritage: Civilization and the Jews area residents. The graduates and their fields are: fo r zucchini ® Newlywed Game [H B O ] MOVIE: 'Protocol' (CC) A naive (60 min ) Industry. He is studying for a doctorate degree in Pointers ingredients. cocktail waitress becomes a national her Douglas J. Woodbury of 26 Nye St., magna cum cookies. I fol dD Novela: El Engarw (60 min.) d j) Star Gamas (60 min.) higher technical and adult education at the University laude. electrical engineering. oine when she is recruited by the State lowed this re Also, when I tested the recipe for (S) Nightly Business Report Department as a protocol official. Goldie [CNN] CNN Evening Nawa of Connecticut. He is a Manchester resident. Leon E. Botteron of 61 Tracy Drive, mechanical cipe to the let Polly Fisher peanut butter cookies. I used a dD Matt Houston Hawn, Chris Sarandon, Andre Gregory. [H B O ] MOVIE: 'Trancars' (CC) In the. engineering. 1984 Rated PG. year 2247, a sinister mystic threatens the ter. as I enjoy very soft and oily homemade [CNN] Moneytine Gardner receives $1,000 award P. Allan Klock Jr. of 18 Merritt Valley Road. [MAX] MOVIE: 'Heavenly Kid' A sixties peuce of Angel City with zomble-lika disci baking cookies peanut butter. If you use a regular [ESPN] SportsCenter ples called Trancers Rated PG-13. Form er Manchester resident James A. Gardner of Andover, biomedical engineering. drag racer who died in an accident is sent and this inter commercial brand, the dough is [TMC] MOVIE: The Tender Trap' A to help a young man with his girl prob [USA] Dick Cavett Brattleboro, Vt., received the $1,000 Nelson A. ested me. I am likely to be rather dry. In this case, footloose New York bachelor is fair game lems'. Lewis Smith, Richard Mulligan. 10:30PM dU Newt Demers Award from the New England Newspaper ‘Who’s Who’ names Morneault now wondering sustitute for the one cup peanut for the city's marriage-minded women. 1985 Rated PG-13 Advertising Executives Association. Gardner will if they turned out as they should breads and Cookies,” which has butter called for in the recipe Frank Sinatra, Debbie Reynolds, Celeste [U S A ] MOVIE^'Lipstick' A high-fashion dS) Dfck Van Dyke Holm. 1955. In Stereo. attend Northeastern University in Boston where he The 1986 edition of "W ho’s Who Among Students in have. The cookies were soft — more recipes for delicious, fiber- two-thirds cup peanut butter and model is brutally raped by her younger sis (4j) Novela: Amo y Senor rich whole-wheat treats. Others [USA] Dance Party USA ter's music teacher. Margeaux Homing plans to prepareforacareerin civil engineering. Heis American Junior Colleges’’ has named Laurie aimost cake-like — in consistency. one-third cup butter or margarine. way, Anne Bancroft, Chris Sarandon 11:00PM 3D ( D d2) 0 ) ® New s the son of Susan F. Gardner of Brattleboro. and who would like this issue should 7:30PM (3D 3D p m Magazine Morneault of 16 Country Club Drive as an outstanding They were quite tasty, but out of 1976 3D (0) M *A*S*H Douglas Gardner of Bolton. student. She is a student at Briarwood College, curiosity, I thought I ’d write you send $1 for each copy to Polly’s I ’m sorry for the inconve^i^ce 3D W hael o f Fortune Herald photo by Pinto 8:30PM 3D (0 ) Growing Pains (CC) (3D Hangin' In Pointers, in careofthe Manchester these errors may have caused any QO Major Loague Baseball: N ew York Southington. and find out for sure. Jason's fight with Ben's hockey coach (Ti) Odd Couple Herald. P.O. Box 1216. Cincinnati,* of you. Later editions should have M ats at Cirrcinnati (2 hrs . 30 min ) leads Ben to think he can solve his prob Chapter inducts Cheikin' MRS. M B. (0) Avengers OH 45201. Be sure to include the these corrections in them. dD Major League Baseball: Texas at lems with violence (R). Rival wins Lincoln Sylvia Cheikin of 156 Green Manor Road, has been Vermont College accepts Brown New Y<^ Yankees {2 hrs , 30 min ) (2$ Wild. Wild West DEAR MRS. M.B.; The zucchini title. POLLY 9:00PM 3D Magnum, P.l. Magnum initiated, into the Beta Sigma Chapter of Pi Lambda (0 ) iM) Barney Miller (2$ Doctor Who Kimberley Brown, daughter of Mr. and Mrs cookies are indeed meant to be While I ’m discussing this new must fight for his life when his surf ski cap- Theta at the Univeristy of Connecticut. Pi Lambda sizes miles from shore. (60 min.) (R). (ID 24 Horae Dale Rival, owner of Blish Hardware, Clough, raffle chairman, watches. The Patrick Brown of 91 Washington St., has been cake-like. They are tender and sletter. I ’d like to take the (5) Jeopardy Theta is a national honor and professional association accepted at Vermont Technical College, Randolph opportunity to pass along a couple (0) New Newlywed Game m 146) Moonlighting (CCl Maddie seeks C$p SCTV gets intothe Lincoln town car hewon in detectable. The grated zucchini Polly will send you a Polly Dollar revenge on her former financial adviser and fund-raising effort raised about $10,000 of outstanding students and educators who are ® Price Is Right ($D Abbott end Coitallo Center, Vt., for the fall semester. She will major in provides enough moisture to the of corrections for those of you who ($1) if she uses your favorite winds up in a high-stakes card game. (60 the recent Rotary Club raffle as Richard for Rotary scholarships. committed to academic excellence. [C N N ] Moneytirte dairy farm management technology. batter to give this delicate texture. already have this issue. Unfortu Pointer, Peeve or Problem in her (6) Wild. Wild World of Animals min ) (R) I ’m sending you a copy of my nately. some gremlins got into the column. Write Polly’s Pointers in [C N N ] Crossfire @ @9) Hunter When a public figure is [D IS ] Adventures of O zile and Harriet' Merit cards stashed in rare books are lucky attic finds newsletter. “ Whole-Wheat Quick- production process somewhere care of the Manchester Herald. [DIS] MouseterpiecOlreater killed. Hunter suspects homicide even [ESPN] Inside the PGA Tour Book scouts sometimes get down through the centuries to Thoughts Cinema lucky with attic haunt high schools today. VERNON lots. Perhaps There were many many transla Forgiving is often very difficult. given by one another. 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Forgiveness is U.N. Security Council for member 9:35. — Ruthless P eo p le (R) 12:50, 3, 60 Villa Louisa Roadf Bolton, CT 646^3J6J The book holding the Tommy chortle over now and then. nations to help South Korea repel 5:25, 7:45. ORIVB-INS V School. Eben S. Snell, Instructor,” one of God’s gifts of healing and MoncBesler — Reopens Fridoy. (Don’t w orry about hanky- Snell card was a pretty good find in TOM(.,HT: Mid-summer get- renewal! God forgives us when we an invasion from the North. Mansfield — The Great Mouse panky. Eben S. probably made it itself. together for the members of the ask for It, and throughout the B|ble MANCHBS’TRR Detective (G) with Journey of Natty Manchester Philatelic Society at UA TKeaters Bast — About Lost (iann (PG) at dork. — The Karate Kid tougher on the kid than he would Euclid, a Greek math whiz, bom God urges us to experience the In 1844. 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MANCHESTER HERALD. Tuesday, July 22. 1986 — 13 SPORTS Brophy No. 1 school decathlete in America Brian Brophy, outstanding Manchester High athlete, stands No. 1 in the United States among won a pair of Governor’s Cup distance runs to cement Crispino. in his senior year at East Catholic, was a scholastic athletes in the decathlon event. Brophy’s the state’s top rating. Veal also won the mini glue-fingered end who set school pass receiving Last at-bats keep International stars alive 6,678 point total achieved earlier this year is 43 points marathon - 13, 1 miles — at Louisville which was records and won All-Hartford Conference football better than his nearest rival, Steve Henson of staged before the Kentucky Derby. She is a molecular honors. He also lettered in baseball and taught tennis McPhearson, Kansas. The all-time schoolboy decath research scientist who plans to move to Arizona to for the Recreation Department. By Len Auster a good contact hitter,” advised coach Chris Merisotis. The Ameri Herald Angle prepare for the 1988 Olympic Trials. Veal’s parents, Snorts Editor International skipper Lloyd Bouti- for me all year and I was coaching lon record is 7,359 points, a total within the range of Scarchuk during his undergraduate days at UConn cans beat Stafford last Friday with with my heart,” he said. Brophy who will enter his senior year in Septem^r Harold and Noreen, have been officials at the MCC lier. The count went to 2-0 on Kirby their last at-bats, 3-2. Earl Yost Relays for all 11 years. was a big. rugged fullbOck with the football team. The last at-ba.ts can mean all the and "we put two take signs on." Jim Jackson relieved Guachione Brophy missed competing in the New England Sports Editor Emeritus Coach J.O. Christian once described the local man as and sandwiched between a double Relays last June in Manchester due to a previous Shooting one’s age on the golf course is the goal of “the best fullback I've ever coached.” difference in the world. They weren’t needed as Kirby The hard-hitting Americans many golfers and 79-year-old Howard Amos of There was plenty of offensive watched the final two offerings trailed, 8-5, going into the final by Jeff Goodin and a walk he commitment but he met up with four-time discus Martin Duke. M.D.. has resumed his medical struck out the side. Olympic gold medal winner A1 Oerter in New York Manchester can claim that feat. Amos posted practice in Manchester after a two-year absence punch, some steliar defensive from losing pitcher Tom Strano inning. “Both teams battled all nine-hole totals of 39-40 at the Red Rock course in plays and some good Little League swerve outside as Shane Wirta night," said Boutilier. Jason Mar- “It seems we come alive in the last week. The latter told Bill Dumas that he was while pursuing research and writing interests. He has last inning," Merisotis cited tremendously impressed with Brophy’s winning ■Manchester, for years been one of Manchester's outstanding ball Monday night at Leber Field. danced on home plate with the ston ignited the inning with a Speaking of golf. Tall wood pro John Nowobilski and But what proved to be decisive was winning run. leadoff double. Tom Strano walked Singles by Wirta. his third hit of efforts and his size. Dumas and Brophy paid a visit to tournament tennis players and reigned for a decade the game, and Mike Hanville, and Oerter’s Long Island home to deliver Oerter’s NE birthday party this week at the Manchester Countrv unattached pro Don Gliha were ready for a good as town men’s singles champion. that the Manchester International The victory keeps the Interna and lanky Jason Kozikowski night’s sleep after their unsuccessful assault on the Little League All-Stars had the launched Tino Guachione’s first a walk to Guachione. jammed the Relays Outstanding Award trophy. Club. Henry Rockwell and Rocky Alexander head up tionals, 4-1, alive in the double sacks with one out. That brought the group which will honor the club’s oldest member record for playing the most holes of golf in one day final at-bat and they utilized that to elimination tournament. They will offering far and high over the right and the only man to have won each of the major The pair recorded 268 holes in 16 hours and 10 minutes oust the Manchester American host Vernon, a 7-4 loser to unbeaten field fence for a three-run homer to up Kirby. His stroll kept the Playoff dates tie it. Internationals alive. tournaments — Club, President’s Cup. Governor’s at Tallwood, 58 holes short of the existing record. Cape report All-Stars. 9-8, in District Eight Rockville in the winner’s bracket, Site for the annual Greater Hartford Twilight Cup, Calcutta. Senior's. Ballsieper has been a club Gliha. 40, former baseball player at Manchester High All-Star action. Wednesday night at 6 p.m. at Leber The clubs traded two-run first Bill Masse hasn't been able to match his Boutilier blamed himself for the innings. Kevin Pisch singled in one Baseball league’s annual post-season playoffs will be member for 59 years. He also has two h,oles-in-one to and current president of the Connecticut Section PGA. Paul Kirby walked with the Field. The loss ousts the Ameri momentary tie. “I left Tino in too Manchester’s Moriarty Field. his credit. He will be inducted into the Manchester and the popular Nowobilski raised several thousand performance of a year ago in the Cape Cod college bases loaded in the bottom of the cans. who wind up at 2-2. run for the Americans while ba.seball league with Cotuit when he batted over .300 long. I felt before the big kid Guachione roped a two-run single Jim Gallagher, league president, notes the playoffs Sports Hall of Fame on September 26 at the Armv and dollars for charily during their marathon plav from sixth inning to force in the winning “The two games we won we were (Kozikowski) came up I should will be staged the week of August 7-12. Originally the Navy Club. sunup to sundown. and was on the all-star team. run for the Internationals. “Paul is the home team,” said American for the Internationals. Pisch Chris Petersen like Masse a Manchester product, have taken him out but he pitched singled in another run in the third playoffs were set for McKenna Field in East Hartford. Host Moriarty Brothers, the all-time league’s most Lori Veal, 26. former Manchester High track star has found the Cape to his liking at the halfway point in for the Americans before the the sea.son with a .333 batting mark. Internationals scored four times in winningest entry, is currently in the red-hot battle for and a member of one of the running family of Veals, Special interest first place, a shot that no less than six teams have a has received recognition as the No. 1 female The presence of Masse and Petersen on Cape Cod J the bottom of the frame. Wirta chance of attaining. Of special interest in two recent issues of the rosters marks the first time two local players were in rocketed a solo homer just inside 10-kilometer runner in the stateof Indiana. A member popular Weekend Plus section in the Herald on of the Indiana Racing Club. Veal will co-host a clinic action in the same season. the left field foul pole and Guachi Saturday focused on two former top athletes, Ralph DeNicolo continued his fine golf in one followed with a two-run blast Birthday greetings July 27 in Indianapolis. Since moving to Indiana in sportscaster Mike Crispino of Channel 30 and John 1982, Veal has won the Indy 500 Festival mini Connecticut Section PGA play with a oneover par 71 in after Hanville golfed a single. A Earl Ballsieper will be the guest at a belated 94th Scarchuk. the retired professor of plant science and the Pro-Am at Yale to tie for fourth place but in the Matt Dalessio double and error marathon 1985 and finished second in 1986 and also tinrtirM.unrn at the Univesity of Connecticut. money. made it 6-3. A two-out error, a walk and Kozikowski two-run opposite field NL roundup double made it 6-5. u The Internationals added un earned runs in the fourth and fifth, the latter run knocked in by a single by pinch hitter Morgan Bourque. Astros are on a roll That made it 8-5 going into the finai frame. There was some offensive punch Ben Walker phia got past Atlanta 3-1 and Tommy Herr’s suicide squeeze by both sides with the Internation The Associated Press Chicago defeated San Diego 6-1. bunt gave host St. Louis a 4-3 lead L als collecting 14 hits off of starter Tim Raines, who homered. and in the sixth. Pinch-hitter Curl Jason Marston and Strano while Now that the Houston Astros Andre Dawson each drove in three Ford’s three-run double highligh the Americans stroked eight safe have won four straight games, runs for Montreal. The visiting ted a four-run seventh. ties against Guachione and Jack- they’re looking to gel hot. Expos had broken a 6-6 lie in the Winner Greg Mathews, 5-2, gave son. Wirta, Hanville and Matt "We pul three or four together eighth against Charlie Kerfeld. 7-1, up four hits over .seven innings, Dalessio each ripped three hits and before. We’ve been consistent, but when Wayne Krenchicki singled including Carlton’s homer in the Guachione a pair for the Interna Herald photo by Tucker we just haven’t gotten hot yet.” and later .scored on shortstop Craig second. Mathews'left the game tionals. The latter knocked in four Bill Doran said Monday night after Reynolds’ throwing error. after bt>ing hit in the right forearm runs with his two blows. Shane Wirta (right) of the International All-Stars is the Astros rallied for two runs in The Astros came back in the by a pilch from Jeff Robinson in Kozikowski, the only player greeted at the plate after smashing solo homer Monday the ninth inning and beat the ninth again.sl Jeff Reardon. 6-5 the seventh inning, but he is not Montreal Expos 8-7. Billy Hatcher led off with a single using a wood bat, singled, doubled night in District Eight play against the Manchester expected to miss his next start and homered and had five RBIs to The victory pul Houston in sole and stole second. After Denny Saturday. lead the Americans. Pisch chipped American All-Stars. The Internationals won, 9-8, to possession of first place in the Walling walked, Davis tied it with Phillies 3, Braves 1 in with a single and double and two advance to Wednesday's play. National League West, one game his single. ahead of San Francisco. A bunt single by Jim Pankovils Mike Schmidt, who had been RBIs. Strano exhibited an excel intentionally walked twice earlier lent batting eye as he walked four Jose Cruz, who went 4-for-5 with loaded the ba.ses and Cruz followed r a homer and double, and Glenn with his single. in the game, hit a Iwo-oul. two-run times — O-for-0 officially — with single with the bases that broke a three runs scored. Defensively, Davis drove in three runs apiece "He's been driving the ball well for the Astros. Davis singled home for us.” Lanier said "That’s what ninth-inning.tie and lifted Philadel third baseman Steve Fiengo, phia over Atlanta. catcher Dave Gilbert and spunky the tying run in the ninth and Cruz we need.” followed by singling home the Cruz, a 300 hitter the last three The Phillies loaded the ba.ses on Herald photo by Tucker second baseman Jay Romeo a pinch-single by Tom Foley, an Spunky Jay Romeo of the Manchester showed well with the leather for game-winner. seasons, had gotten off to a slow baseball as he flies out to center field at "Games like these are great if start this year but has raised his error by reliever Jeff Dedmon and American All-Stars, the smallest player Leber Field. the Americans. Wirta at shortstop you win, but if you lose you go home average to 262 He had an RBI Juan Samuel’s hit by pilch. was a standout defensively for the Schmidt then singled, giving him on both teams, watches the flight of the Internationals. and have some sleepless nights,” double in the fourth as the Astros Houston Manager Hal Lanier said. look a 4-0 lead, and a solo homer, the league lead with 71 RBI and 21 AP photo In other NL action, St. Louis his .second, in the sixth. homers. New York reliever Jesse Orosco (left) Streak with a 4-2 win over the .Reds downed San Francisco 8-3. New Davis had a sacrifice fly in,the Kent Tekiilve. 3-1. got the victory 2 and catcher Gary Carter celebrate after Monday night in Cincinnati. York beat Cincinnati 4-2, Philadel- first and a run-scoring single in the and Steve Bedrosian gained his Legion nine stumbles at the third step seventh. - 12lh save. Dedmon, 3-5, look the the Mets ended a three-game losing loss. y - Car(«CarcHnals 8, Giants 3 Manchester American Legion than a loss," Armstrong said. The' in that they scored all their runs in The visiting Phillies broke a baseball coach Steve Arfcstrong deadlock leaves Manchester 2-0-1 scored on a double to left field by ie McGee hit two homers in a scoreless game in the eighth on that one inning.” Armstrong said. Charter. game for the first lime since Game Von Hayes’ RBI single. The has been working on a six step in Round III. South Windsor, the “We piayed very well except for Surgery set formula in Round III of Zone Eight Round II winner, is 3-0. These two Charter collected two of Man 3 of the 1982 World Series, helping Braves lied it in their half of the that inning. (Neil) Archambault chester’s seven safeties. Mets back on the right track St. Louis beat Steve Carlton and action. Those six steps are needed clubs meet Monday in the regular just didn’t have it. (Joe) Casey eighth on Andres Thomas’ RBI to propel the defending Zone Eight season finale at Duprey Field in Armstrong also announced that for Howser visiting San Francisco. double. wild pitched a run in that inning but the post-season Zone Eight versus Bill Vale down. He’s done that. He hadn’t the third. Keith Hernandez Carlton, who hit a three-run 2 champs into the post-season South Windsor. Cubs 6, Padres 1 after that he slammed the door Zone One All-Star game will be The Associated Press pitched for nine days but he’s fine homer, fell to 4-10 overall, includ playoffs. The first two steps were Manchester plated three runs in shut." walked. Strawberry doubled and climbed bu^the Post 102contingent played this year at Mt. Nebo’s now. Carter singled home both runners, KANSAS CITY. Mo. (AP) — ing 0-2 in three starts for the Jerry Mumphrey went 4-for-4, the bottom of the second. Four Casey, working 4 1/3 innings, Moriarty Field Monday night, Manager Dick Howser of the highlighting a 13-hil attack that led stumbled slightly Monday as it was Enfield miscues and a two-run CINCINNATI — Darryl Straw “Boy, it was just what the doctor giving him 70 RBI. one behind Giants. He allowed three earned allowed only four hits, walked one Aug. 4. The Zone Eight All-Star berry doesn’t want to pick a fight ordered.” he said of the victory. Mike Schmidt’s National League Kansas City Royals was sche runs on five hits in six innings. Chicago over San Diego. tied by Enfield, 6-6, at MCC’s triple by Sean McCarthy ac and struck out three. duled to undergo surgery to Rookie Jamie Moyer. 2-2. shut Cougar Field in a game called counted for the markers. Enfield roster will be announced shortly. with the Cincinnati Reds. “It has to be a big lift for us.” leading total. McGee hit a solo homer in the Manchester, 17-13-2 overall, tal “It’s not getting back at the said Aguilera. 3-3. who had a remove a golfball-size brain first inning and a two-run shot in out the PadrgS on five hits over after six innings because of rallied for six runs in the top of the lied two runs in the third on a Wally Backman and Hernandez darkness. Reds,” the New York slugger said career-high nine strikeouts. “I was opened the Mets’ fifth with singles, tumor al 11:30 a m. CDT today the fourth, giving him six this eight innings. LaMarr Hoyt, 5-5. third. Highlight of the inning was a two-run single by Mike Charter. Enfield 006 000 6-7-5 at St. Luke's Hospital. took the loss as San Diego fell for three-run triple by Mike Pelletier. after the Mets defeated Cincinnati setting them up with some off- chasing Soto. Strawberry then hit a season He became the first The locals tied it in the fifth as Dan Manchester 032 010 6-7-0 4-2 Monday night. “It’s the kind of speed stuff then striking them out Cardinal to hit two home runs in a the fourth straight lime. “The game is a point: it’s better “The game was very frustrating Bontempo drew a two-out walk and Tweedale and Blount; Archambault, sacrifice fly. which was dropped Dr. Charles Clough, a neuro Casey (3) and Charter. people we have and the kind of with my curveball.” by left fielder Kal Daniels for an surgeon at St. Luke's, was game since David Green on July Ron Cey and Chris Speier had team we are.” he said of the The victory spoiled the return of error as Backman scored. performing the surgery, which 27. 1984. RBI doubles for the host Cubs. National League East leaders. Mario Soto. 3-8. who was activated Backman added an RBI single in was expected to lake about four AL roundup The Reds, who have struggled up from the disabled list Monday. the sixth off reliever Carl Willis for hours. The tumor was located in from the cellar in the West, are Soto, sidelined since June 19 with a 4-1 lead. Cincinnati scored in the the left frontal lobe, where trying to overtake third-place San shoulder problems, was taken out eighth on a double by Eric Davis, a personality and emotions are SCHALLEB Diego. The Reds swept the Mets in in the fifth inning after giving up single by Buddy Bell and third centered. AP photo three games at New York. The three runs on six hits. baseman Ray Knight’s throwing Pagliarulo’s homers are not wasted Red Sox manager John McNamara (right) argues with Mets won one in Houston and “I was very satisfied with his error. Doctors said it wouldn't be home plate umpire Rocky Roe over a third strike on Bill dropped three in a row before pitching.” Manager Pete Rose Wade Rowdon. Cincinnati short known until the tumor was ACURA Pagliarulo, tied with Oakland’s coming to Cincinnati. said. Rose said he took Soto out stop who had a double, said the removed and analyzed whether Dick Brlnster Easier also hit home runs to help Buckner in the first inning Monday night in Oakland. The it was benign or malignant. The Associated Press Jose Canseco and Toronto’s Jesse make a winner of rookie Doug Twins 1, Tigers 0 “We have a job to do and we’ve after he had thrown 80 pitches. Reds batters helped Aguilera by Barfield for the major league lead, Drabek, 2-2. • Kirby Puckett scored on Kent umpire — as usual — won the argument and the Red Sox got to be consistent. We’re going to Gary,Carter hit a two-run single 'swinging at low pitches. "He’s a PRE-OWNED SPECIALS hasn’t wasted many of his homers. lost the game. lose one here and there but that’s for the Mets. Aguilera gave up good low ball pitcher. We helped Howser 50. was resting'com- Mike Pagliarulo is one player Rangers shortstop Scott Hrbek’s sixth-inning bloop single fortably ’Tuesdayln his hospital who doesn’t believe in setting goals Monday night was no exception, Fletcher extended his hitting to give Minnesota its victory over going to happen." Strawberry eight hits before Jesse Orosco him by swinging at them. We —1984 Buick Riviera said. pitched a scoreless ninth for his bed and had been listening to for himself, but that doesn’t bother with Pagliarulo hitting his three- streak to 17 games, the longest in Detroit. should have made him get the V-8; Automatic; Power Steering, Windows, Door Locks; run shot in the first inning as the ‘I just ran as hard as I could,” New York Mets Manager Davey 13th save. pitches up Maybe we’ll turn it Royals’ games on radio, the the New York Yankees, because he the American League, with a team said. A hospital spokes A/C, Cruise; AM/FM Cassette.Stereo; Wire Wheels; Velour already has exceeded his home run Yankees took a 4-0 lead. double in the fifth. Puckett said. “I knew I was going Johnson was delighted with the The Reds took a 1-0 lead in the around the next time.” said Elsewhere in the AL. it was pitching performance of Rick second on a double by Wade Rowdon man said Howser's family was Interior. Like New! ^ 9 9 5 production of last season. to third easy and saw T.K. (third Hot Oakland club "spending long hours with “I never really have set any ... Cleveland 5, Chicago 2; Minnesota Indians 5, White Sox 2 base coach Tom Kelly) waving me Aguilera. “I told him last week he Rowdon and Ron Oester’s triple The two teams meet tonight in was my fifth pitcher and to settle before New York scored twice in him.” because I never had a chance to 1, Detroit 0; Kansas City 6, Mel Hall had his 17th homer as in. I thought there was a chance he the second of a three-game series. play regularly,” Pagliarulo said Baltimore 1; Milwaukee 5, Califor red-hot Cleveland cooled off visit would and I didn’t break stride. I —1984 Buick Century LTD after hitting a three-run homer nia 3: Oakland 5, Boston 2, and was three-quarters home, when I trims the Red Sox Toronto 8, Seattle 3. ing Chicago. Olympic Edition; 4 Door; Automatic; V-6; A/C; Power Monday night to lead the Yankees Hall, seriously injured last sea saw (shortstop Allen) Trammell to an 8-4 victory over the Texas “I’m not surprised, but I’m very throwthe ball.” NFL camp roundup Steering, Brakes, Windows, Door Locks; Cruise; AM/FM happy about Pags,” Yankee Man son in an auto accident, has given Trammell, whose relay throw The Associated Press two months on the disabled list Rangers that moved New York up wondering if fractures to his left with a pulled left groin. Sports In Brief ' stereo *8295 within five games of Boston in the ager Lou Piniella said^/’He hit 19 clavicle and pelvis and other bounced in front of the plate, American League East. last year, and he ^iatooned all allowing Puckett to score the OAKLAND — Oakland A’s short- “Just the fact that he’s out there assorted injuries would keep him shop Alfredo Griffin feels the team was nice,” said McNamara. “His 9 “Besides, if I had set a goal to hit year. The way he’s going now. he game’s only run, had taken a weak from playing to his full potential is finally playing up to its ability location wasn’t going to be as Browns waive Smith —1984 Voikswagon Scirocco 20 or 25 home runs this season, I has a chance to lead the league.” this season. throw from rightfielder Kirk Gib Eric Hall sets pro archery record wants. don’t think I’d have 23 now,” the Especially since he is playing son. Puckett had walked to open after the last place A’s notched sharp, but I was just leased that The Associated Press 5 Speed; A/C; Sunroof; AM/FM Cassette Stereo. Like every day. “He earned that.” “Even three months ago it was their sixth victory in seven outings. he was able to go out and pitch a Eric Hall, of Columbia has won the title of top professional Marino’s original four-year. $2 Yankee third baseman explained. hard for me to envision anything. I the sixth inning. game.” million deal, which had the huge “Next year. I don’t want to say I’m Piniella said. “Nobody gave it to archer in the United States as he set a new outdoor record last The Cleveland Browns aren’t ^8695 him.” just expected to come out strong Royals 6, Orioles 1 “I tell you what — it’s the same Hurst. 5-4, was leading the waiting to find out what happens to appearance bonus written into it. going to hit 30 or 35. I might hit and what happened, happened,” team,” said Griffin whpn the A’s week competing at the Professional Archers Association expires Feb. I, Marino’s agent. more.” Rickey Henderson and Mike Steve Balboni doubled in the American League in strike outs Outdoor Championships in St. Louis. Mo. lOth-round draft pick Willie Smith, Hall said driving in two runs with eighth and hit a two-run homer in downed the American League when he was injured. His return to who was arrested last month on Marvin Demoff, said he and —1982 Nissan Stanza his homer and a single. “I didn’t East-leading Boston Red Sox, 5-2, rotation helps fill the void left by Despite temperatures of lOOdegrees, Hall averaged a 593 out of Dolphins owner Joe Robbie have 4 Door; Automatic; A/C; AM/FM Stereo the ninth to give Kansas City its a possible 600 over the four-day contest which attracted the top charges of possession of cocaine expect this. It’s good to know that win in Baltimore. on Monday night. “This is the team Dennis “Oil Can” Boyd, who left and carrying a concealed weapon. discussed a new deal in the past *4995 I’m fully recovered.” that’s suppose to be playing the the team after a run in with Boston professional archers in the country. Browns spokesman Kevin Byrne few months with no apparent Even though he’s on a 9-for-19 way it is right now. the way we Hall, an East Catholic High School graduate, now holds the progress. Moriarty Brothers tie The Indians, who got 4 2-3 innings tear, Balboni wasn’t ecstatic about police. said the team will put the former of scoreless, two-hit relief from should have been playing all “We just wish the best for indoor and outdoor shooting records and titles to give him the University of Miami (Fla.) All- San Francisco 49er Joe Montana —1983 Dodge Omni facing Baltimore’s Ken Dixon. undisputed No. 1 pro ranking this year. He will be competing in 4 Door; Automatic; Power Steering, Brakes. Only 43 (X)0 Rich Yett, 4-0, who retired 14 of the “He has a good breaking ball and season. All I know is that I've got Dennis,” said Hurst. “And hope he America tight end on waivers tested his throwing shoulder for 16 hitters he faced. the same spirit, and I always give the World Field Championships next month in Scotland. the first time since arthroscopic miles! j g g g g in Twi play mixes up his pitches.” Balboni said gets healthy. But we’ve got a job to Tuesday. 100 percent.” do now, and y/e've got to get a little Hall’s sister, Tricia Hall Johnson of Webster, Mass., took “We waited until we received all surgery seven weeks ago. Blue Jays 8, Mariners 3 in explaining why he started the Oakland left-hander Curt Young second place in the women’s competition. She has been the top VERNON — A failure to score son, whose squad is now 13-7-1 for game just 2-for-l3 against the more consistent. Big games are of the information and have agreed. still ahead of us.” t-anked woman in New England for the past three years and is decided to waive our rights to with the bases loaded and no outs in 27 points, one behind league leader Jesse Barfield and George Bell Oriole right-hander. “He’s been The New York Giants signed —1980 Ford Fairmont Katz Sports. tough on me. But he got a breaking “We’ve got everybody back and Dwight Evans’ two-run homer now ranked No. 2 in the country after winning the Las Vegas Willie Smith. We think it’s in the Arkansas safety Greg Lester, their the sixth inning came back to each hit two homers to help you can just feel it,” said Young, gave Boston its only run off Young Indoor Championship this year. 2 Door Coupe; 6 Cyl.; A/C 6 Vernon is 4-14-2. ball up a little bit.” best interests of the Cleveland fifth pick overall and fourth in the haunt Moriarty Brothers one in Toronto overpower Seattle in the who allowed only three hits in 8-2/3 in the ninth, while Dave Kingman’s ning later in Twilight League Bill Economo led off the bottom Kingdome. Balboni hit' his 19th homer off Both are employed as archery instructors in the family-owned Browns that he be given the second round. No terms were *2695 Brad Havens in the ninth. innings to improve his record to 22nd homer and Tony Phillips’ fifth Hall’s Arrow Indoor Archery Range in Manchester. opportunity to play elsewhere.” di.sclosed. action at Henry Park on Monday of the seventh by reaching base on “I set my goals and I’m sure 7-6. sparked the A’s offense. Byrne said Monday. night. The visiting MBs watched a an error and then was sacrificed to George sets his. I think we really Running back Joe Morris did not Brewers 5, Angels 3 “We’re just trying to catch one “I know he (Young) and Dave Smith was arrwted June 30 after report to the Giants’ training camp 4-3 lead disappear into the sunset second. Reliever Craig Steuer- complement each other,” said team at a time. Our goal has to be NGevheiB nagel spelled starter Dave Bidweli Duncan (the A’s pitching coach) a motel parking disturbance in Monday because of a contract as the Vernon Orioles came back to Barfield after he and Bell helped Rob Deer and Dale Sveum each pass one at a time.” he said. have been working a lot on his South Florida. dispute. Morris is in the option MUINO QUALITY knot the game on John Gallick’s and recorded a strikeout for the lead a 16-hit attack. drove in two runs in the fourth to “I got the win, and that’s all that breaking ball.” said A’s Manager Golf championship planned at TPC Two star quarterbacks started second out. But Gallick grounded year of his contract and is looking CAKSSINCI infield single with two outs in the The Blue Jays’ outfielders lead visiting Milwaukee over matters,” said Young. ‘Til take a Tony LaRussa. “I know he’s training on Monday. to renegotiate after rushing for 1983 bottom of the seventh. one into the hole between first and jumped on Seattle starter Mark Califoriiia. 5-2 win any day. A shutout is a GLASTONBURY — A golf championship among the men’s already got a good fastball and 1986 amateur golf champions from Connecticut country clubs Dan Marino made $8.50.000 just 1,366 yards and scoring 21 touch second to deliver the equalizer. Huisman, 2-3, for back-to-back Deer, Sveunrr and Jim Gantner bonus.” changeup. So you add all of that for showing up at the Miami downs last season. The 4-4 tie became official The MBs, who play the Imagi- home runs to set off a five-run rally singled to produce a run in the and courses, the Conneticut Tournament of Club Champions, will momenta later when the game was Despite the loss. Red Sox man together and he’s got several ways Dolphins’ training camp. He col Giants General Manager George SCHALLER neers at Bloomfield High tonight at, in the fourth inning. second off Ron Romanick, 5-8. ager John McNamara said he was to get you out.” be played Monday, Sept. 22, at the Tournament Players Club in lected on an appearance bonus in called because of darkness. . Cromwell, site of the Greater Hartford Open. Young said Morris, who is entering ACURA 6 p.m., scored three in the first on' Barfield said that his goals for Deer’s two-run single and Svetim’s encouraged by the return of . Reliever Doug Bair came in to the contract he is trying to his fifth season with the team, is “We had our chance in the sixth, Ray Gliha’s three-run home run. the season were 35 homers, a .300 two-run double in the fourth gave left-hander Bruce Hurst, who Cutter Realty Group and Connecticut Magazine will 345 Cont6f ^<^;jnchf»St6r we were really doing business,” get the final out on a grounder by renegotiate. He said he has no under contract for this year and 647 7077 Jeff Johnson’s two-out, RBI-single batting average and 100 or more Bill Wegman, 3-8. ail the backing pitched 5-1/3 innings in his first Ray Quinones, after pinch hitter corsponsor the tournament. plans to walk out of camp despite will be fined for failing to report sighed Moriarty coach Gene John maH*. If 4-2 in tha fhirrt RBI he needed. s ta rt «lnnA M o v H iire t hos eff\Ant MIIta CfronhoiiffA horf utoIItaH • nof havlno fHo n o w hp -li---- MANCHESTER HERALD. Tuesday. July 22. 1986 SCOREBOARD MANCHESTER HERALD. 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Mett 4. Rtiit 2 •fVfWEl NOTS Softball Baseball RHenderson, New York, 54; CongelosI, Chicago, 40; Pettis, California, 23; Rey CLASSIFIED ADVERTISING 643-2711 N IW YO RK CINCINNATI nolds, Seattle, 22; Wilson, Kansas City, 22. irh M rYfCnHI0 __ TONIOHrS OAMRS Dykstra ct o b r h M National League atandinge 4 0 10 Daniels If 3 0 10 (Odecislons)—Clemens, Boston, 16-2, .888, Notices Business Property ...... 25 Elmore v». CBT, 6 — Fltioerald Bckmn2> 4 T 2 1 Perezph 2.59; Allen, Chlcogo, 7-1, .875, 3.87; FOrr, Entertainment ...... 53 Farm Supplies and Equipment .., . 80 KHmdz 1b 1 0 0 0 Resort Property ...... F o rr 'i vs. Lafhroo, 7:30 — Flfioerold 4 110 Rose 1b 4 0 0 0 Kansas City, 7-1, .875,212; Renmussen, New L o s t / F o u n d ...... 01 ...... 26 Bookkeeplng/lncome Tax .... 54 Oftice/Retall Equipment ...... 81 Wfnlnoer'i vs. PM, 6 — Robertson Strwbryrf 3 111 York, 11-2, .846,,3.40; Schrom, Clevel(i^, M o r t g a g e s ...... East Division Parker rf 3 0 10 Personals ...... 27 Corpentry/Remodellng .... 55 Recreational Equipment...... RATES: 1 to 5 days: 90 cents per line per day. Glenn vs. J.C. Penney, 7:M — w L Corterc 5 0 12 EDovIscf 10-2.833,4.09. . 82 Robertson Pet. GB H ew If 4 1 1 0 Announcements___ Wanted to B uy ...... 28 Polntlng/Poperlng ...... New York 61 28 .685 1 0 0 0 BellSb 4 0 2 0 Strtkeeuls ...... 03 .... 56 Boats and Marine Equipment .... . 83 6 to 19 d a y s: 70 cents p e r lin e pe r day. Brov vs. Jim 's, 6 — Nike Montreal 48 40 Mitchell If 3 0 10 Rawdon ss 4 1 1 0 Clennens; Boston, 154; Morris, Detroit, A u c tio n s ...... G4 RoofIng/SIdIng ...... 57 Musical Items ...... 84 20 or more days: 60 cents per line per day. .545 12'/(i Oroscop Aldo's vs. Brand Rex, 7:30 — Nike Phllodelphia 44 46 .489 17'/j 0 0 0 0 Buterac 3 0 0 0 139; MWItt, Californio, IX ; Rllo, Oakland, F ln o n c to l...... F lo o r in g ...... 58 Comeras and Photo Equipm ent.. Minimum diorgg: 4 lln«. Perrv.'i vs. Sanitary, 6 — Paganl Chlcogo Knight 3b 3 1 1 0 Venobl ph Wj^Hlouera, Milwaukee, IX; Langston, ...... !; 05 Rentals . 85 » 50 .438 22 0000 Electrical ...... 59 P e ts an d S u p p lie s ...... Fire & Police vs. Allstate, 7:30 — St. Louis 39 52 Santana ss 3 0 1 0 Oester 2b 4 0 11 Seottle.lX. Rooms for Rent ...... 31 . 86 Paganl .429 23 Heotlng/Plumblng ...... Pittsburgh 38 51 .427 23 Aguilera p 3 0 0 0 Sotop 1000 Employment & Education ...6 0 Miscellaneous for Sale ...... 87 DEADLINES: For classified advertisements to Pub/MMH vs. Nutmeg, 6 — Keeney V MWIIsonlf 0 0 0 0 R M r^ y p Ao m , Baltimore, 25; Rlgheth, New York, A p a rtm e n ts fo r R e n t ...... 32 Dlvlflon 0000 Miscellaneous Services. .... 61 T a g S o le s ...... 88 be published Tuesday through Saturday, the Main Pub vs. Talaga, 6 — Charter Houston 51 42 .548 _ M ilner ph 10 0 0 22; ttamondez, Detroit, 18; Harris, Texas, Help Wanted ...... h Condominiums for Rent ...... 33 Services W anted ...... Oak ''•j- .... 62 Wanted to Buy/Trade ...... deadline Is noon on the day before publication. Son Fronclsco 50 43 .538 1 W illis p 00 00 15; BStanley, Boston, 14; Henke, Toronto, S itu a tio n W a n t e d ...... 12 Homes for Rent ...... 34 P San Diego 46 47 Stilwll ph 10 10 For advertisements to be published Monday, .495 5 Business Opportunities ...... 13 Store/Oftice Space ...... 35 Paganl Cincinnati 43 46 .483 6 Pawerp 0000 Merchandise the d e a d lin e Is 2:30 p.m . on F rid a y . Atlanta 43 49 ^ Esoskyph 10 0 0 NATIONAL LEAGUE Instruction ...... 14 R e so rt P ro p e rty ...... 36 .467 7'/j Totals Los Angeles 42 SO .457 B'/j 9 4 8 4 Tetato M 2 8 1 Bolting Employment Services ...... 15 Industrial Property ...... 37 Holldoy/Seosonal...... Automotive Burger King scored four runs In each (218 at bats)—Dykstra, New York, .3X; .... 71 of the first and sixth Innings to dispose Miscellaneous for Rent ...... 38 Antiques and Collectibles.... READ YOUR AD. Classified odvertlsements ore Chlcogo6,San Diego 1 ma o il 880-4 Br(x>ks, Montreal, .337; Boefcman, New .... 72 Cars for Sale ...... 91 of Thrifty Package Store, 8-1, at cificiiinon 9f(| . York, .336; Raines, Montreal, .335; CBrown, R o o m m a te s W a n t e d ...... 39 token by telephone os a convenience. The Paganl Field on Monday night. Scott Ph I ladelph la 3, Atlanta 1 .... 73 Trucks/Vans for Sale ...... 92 NewYork4,Clnclnnatl2 G a iw Winning RBI — COrter (10) San Francisco, .332. Real Estate Wanted to Rent ...... 40 74 Campers/Trallers ...... Manchester Herald Is responsible for only one DIckman drilled two hits and Glenn Runs .. 93 Dubois decked a home run tor the St. Louls8,SanFranclsco3 DP—New York 1, .... 75 Motorcycles/Mopeds ...... Incorrect Insertion and then only for the size of Houston 8, Montreal 7 Clndnn^ 1. LOB-^ew York 11, Cincinnati (Swvnn, San Diego, 61; Murphy, Atlonta, Homes for Sole ...... 21 .. 94 winners. Steve Fetann and Joe Macky 57; Sdimkft, Phllodelimia, 56; Carter, New Machinery and Tools ...... 76 A u to S e rv ice s . . ; ...... the original insertion. Errors which do not smashed two hits each for the losers. Onlygames scheduled L / r —Daniels, Rowdon, Strawberry, Condominiums for Sole ...... 22 Services .. 95 Tuentay's Gome* York, 55; Hayes, Philadelphia, 55; Raines, Lawn and Garden ...... 77 .Autos for Rent/Leose ...... 96 lessen the value of the advertisement w ill not Agull'JJ^ii. SF - !s t r S ib e ? ^ ' Montreal,55. Lots/Lond for Sole ...... 23 C h ild C o r e ...... 51 Son Diego (McCullers 5-3) of Chlcogo Good Things to E a t ...... 78 M is c e lla n e o u s A u t o m o t iv e ...... 97 be corrected by on oddltlonol Insertion. IP RBI Investment Property ...... 24 Cleaning Services ...... 52 Waal Side (Lynch 1-1),4:05p.m. H R RR BB SO Fuel Oll/Cool/Flrewood . .... 79 Wanted to Buy/Trade ...... Angeles (Pena l-l) at Pittsburgh New Y oi* Schmidt, Phllcxlelphla, 71; Carter, New .. 98 The Elks Club got past Food For (Rhoden 9^S), 7:35p.m. Aguilera W4-3 York, 70; GDavIs, Hotnton, 65; Ftarker, Orosco S,13 Cincinnati, 63; Brooks, Montreal, 58. Thought, 10-0, at Paganl. Eight Elks JO'**’ Cincinnati ripped two hits apiece. Including (TerryO-2),7:35p.m. Onclnnafl Hits Lenny Polenok, Norm Yowalsky, Dan Phllodelrtilo (K.Gross 6-7) of Atlonta Soto L>8 Gwynn, Son Diego, 119; Sox, LosAngeles, Dovak, Lou Keoroack, Tom Alet, Mike (Mahler 109), 7:40p.m. RMurphy 114; Raines, Montreal, 111; Bass, Houston, Cunningham, Kevin Downey and Gary Willis 103; Sandberg, Chlcogo, 102. San Fronclsco (Blue 7-4) at St. Louis Power Notices Doyon. Doug Raskore roped three (Tudor7-5),8:35p.m. DouMm I HELP WANTED HELP WANTED HELP WANTED HELP WANTED HELP WANTED HELP WANTED safeties for the losers, while Jim Montreal (Youmons 105) at Houston Soto Pitched to 2 batters In the Sfh. Hoves, Philadelphia, 27; RReynolds, HELP WANTED Dalton, Bill Donovan, Arlle Fink and (Ryan 6-7),8:35p.m. HBP--banlelsby Aguilera. Pittsburgh, 24; Strawberry, New York, 24; Brian Brown added two each. Wednesday's Oomes Umpires—Home, Gregg; First, Davis; Dunston, Chicago, 23; Sax, Los Antwies, 23. LOST Port time telephone soles Hairdresser full time, ex Kitchen aides needed tor Receptionist - Port time. Sw ond,Harvw; Third, DeMuth. Triples Teocher/Cooch. Coach SonDleooatChlcago,3:20p.m T—3:07. A— 23,827. In R o c k v ille o ffice . A fte r perienced and reliable girl's resident camp. Call Busy hair styling salon Montrealot Houston,4:35p.m Scimuel, Philadelphia, 8; Coleman, St. AND FOUND ing position available at ‘A’ Central tSul*'M cG ee, St. Louis, 6; Moreno, noons and evenings. Coll needed for busy salon In 684-7821. needs serious minded and New York of Cincinnati, 7:35 p.m Outside Soles. Monday 871-1604 Tolland High School. Var l^s Angeles at Pittsburgh, 7:35 p m Atlanta,6; Raines, A8ontreal,6. East Hartford. Please call ottroctlve person for Re Dan Socho slammed a two-out, HemeRuns Lost- 2 m onth old B ritta n y thru Friday, evenings. Ex sity soccer, J.V. girls Wholesale records and two-run homer to lift the Main Pub to a Phllodelphlaat Atlanta, 7:40p.m. Cardinals 8, Blanta 3 289-6183, T u e sd a y th ru ceptionist In Manchester. San Francisco of St. Louis, 8:35 p.m. . Philadelphia, 21; ODavIs, Hous Spaniel. White-brown cellent money. Coll Looking for short order soccer, J.V. boys soccer, tapes. Call Jack Bertrand, 6-4 comeback win over Jones Lands- ton, X ; Porker, Cincinnati, 19; Marshall, S atu rda y. Must be flexible. Coll copIng/Zems at Fitzgerald Field. So- IA N PRAN _ STLOUII spots. Vicinity ot (Sorden Je a n n e 647-9946. cook and waitress. Expe Carol tor Interview. 643- J.V. volleyball, J.V. bovs 643-1262: All records, all LosAngeles, 18; Horner, Atlanta, 17; Stubbs, basketball, freshman cha was among three batters with two O b rh M O b rh M LosAngeles, 17. and New Streets. Please rience only. Apply 303 Clerical - Busy Industrlol Nursing assistants- last 8339. labels. hits apiece for the Pub. Tony Compelll American League atandinga Kutcheref 4 0 o a Coleman If boys basketball. Extra 4 1 1 1 . . ttolenBoees c o ll 647-9312. Adams St. Manchester. S ales O ffice lo o k in g ^or chance tor summer certi and Scott Hanson also hod a pair RThpsn2b 3 0 1^ OSm Ithu 3 10 0 curricular duties only as Leonard If ^ Ighon. St. Louis, 58; EOovIs, Clndn- mature Individuai Inter fication program with Experienced help only. apiece. Jones was led by Jim Rook, 3 0 0 0 McOeecf 3 3 23 notl, 45; Raines, Montreal, 44; Duncan, Los associated with positions. HDME8 who ropped three hits. Jim LoPenta East Division COavIs rf 4 0 0 0 Knioely 1b 3 1 1 0 Free! 2 Kittens, I mole, I Secretory - Psychologists ested In p e rm a n en t p o s i paid training sessions. Ex Apply Aldo's Pizza. 133 W L Pet. OB Angeles,35; Doran, Houston, A Assistant Newspaper Contact Dr. MIcheal and Mike PInkIn had two each. CBrown3b 3 0 0 0 Fordrf 1 0 13 Pitching female, 9 week? o‘ i. Litter seek secretary, 25-30 tions. Diversified work cellent salary and benef Spruce Street. 643-2034. FDR SALE Boston 57 35 .620 — Brenly 1b dealer wanted In Bolton. Blake, Principal, Tolland New York 3 10 0 Herr2b 3 0 11 « (taclslons)— Kerfeld, Houston, 7-1, .875, trained. Good homes hours per week, • with c o n sists of phone con tact, its. A p p ly In person be 53 41 .564 5 Melvin c 4 120 VanSIvkrf 4 0 10 Fernondez, New York, 122 .857,2.83; C o ll 232-9989 betw een 9om strong organizational H ig h S c h o o l. 872-0561 Charter Oak Cleveland 49 41 .544 7 Uribe u only- 646-7495. accurate typing and math tween 9am and 3pm. Port time-rel lable mainte It's Barbecue timel This Toronto 3 0 0 0 Lawless 3b 2 0 10 & noon, Monday through skills to fulfill full spec EOE. 51 44 .537 7'/j Carlton p 2 1 1 3 PndItnSb 2 1 1 0 9J*‘*2L5*3f'-YSL''' ■“ Tl‘ 8' aptitude. IBM word pro Meadows Manor, 333 Bid- nance person wanted for beautiful home offers a Lastrada Pizza roMled for five runs In Baltimore 49 43 . 533 8 >, Hsfeld photo by Tucker Splimn ph Darling, New York, Friday. Ask for Michael. trum of office duties. Fa office building In Man lovely backyard with a the seventh to overtake the MCC Vets, Detroit 1 0 0 0 Lvilrec 3000 84,.7n,282. cessing skills helpful. Ex well St., Manchester. Teachers Aide. Vj year. 47 45 .511 10 Yngbldph 1 0 0 0 Mathewsp 2 0 0 0 m iliarity with IBM PC and cellent benifit package. chester. Please reply to new gas g r ill a n d de ck fo r 7-5, at Fltzgerold. Lee Rodlque slugged Milwaukee JRobnsnp . „ Itrlkeeufs 180 work days, 7;30am to 43 48 .473 ]3Vi 0 0 0 0 Forschpr 0 10 0 Scott, Houston, 174; VolenziMla, Los Easy Assembly Work! dictation equipment a Box I c/o The Herald. picnics. Super master a triple and single for Lastrado, while West Division Runner~up Minton p 0 0 0 0 Soffp Salary commensurate 2pm. Duties; Supervision Mike Jordan added a double and a California 10 0 0 ''''•'ch. Los Angeles, 113; S714.00 pe r 100. G u a ra n plus. Send resume to: bedroom suite. 2 c o r g a r 49 43 .533 — Totals 11 I 4 3 Totata 31 188 with experience. Coll 228- of In-school suspension dngle. For the VeU, Henry Dekker and" Texas 47 46 .505 2'/z JSmlth,Atlanta,11l; Fernandez,NewYork, teed payment. No Soles. David Mover, PHD and 9478 betw een 9 and 12, Part time driver needed age, walk-out basement, Bud Durand laced two hits apiece. Laurie Legenza of New Haven is in cruise control during 110. classroom and other su Kansas City 43 50 .462 6'/j IM f^dsco m 880 880-4 Detolis-Send stamped en K e v in C o n fe r P H D , 223 E. through the summer and lots of storage and much Chicago the running portion of Sunday’s Silk City Triathlon. Icwes Employment Mondav-Fridav. Certified nursing assist pervisory duties as as 42 49 .462 6'/j SfLoulS 180 381 48x—4 velope; ELAN-173, 3418 Center St., Motichester Into the fall. Ideal lob for m ore ! $169,900.J a c k s o n & Seattle Reardon, Montreal,»; DSmIth, Houston, ants. Immediate full and signed. Send resume to ‘A’ Eaat 42 S3 .442 8'/j Legenza, the defending champion, bettered her overall Game Winning RBI— Herr (5). Worrell, St. Louis, 16; Franco, Clncln- Enterprise, Ft. Pierce, C T 06040. T elephone 646- retired person or college Ja ck so n R e al E sta te , 647- Minnesota 38 54 .419 lO'/j & Education Insurance Agency desires part time temporary and Dr. MIcheal Blake, Prin (3akland }-89n«Kd.LOB-StLouls 4. nrtl, 15; Gpssoge, Son Diego, 15; LeSmIth, F L „ 33482. 9660. student to transport my 8400 o r 646-8646. □ Gentle Touch Car Wash trounced .. ^ 12Va time of a year ago but stiil wound up second in the Chicago, 15. e xp e rie n ce d C S R In p e r permanent positions are cipal, Tolland High w . .^Ohdoy'i Games child from Manchester to Reed Construction, 9-2, ot Robertson sonal lines. Computer ex now available on all shifts School, Tolland, CT 06084. Park. Brian Del'Assandro socked NewYork8,Texas4 women’s division behind winner Sue Lucek of Tellers Wanted. FuM/Port Individual to do light ma Simsbury and back. De Brand Spankin' Newt 6 perience preferred. Call Including weekends. Selection deadline as soon three hits for the victors, while Butch Minnesota LDetroltO Manchester. time tellers wanted Imme nufacturing, wrapping room Cope Cod presently Cleveland 5, Chicago 2 Baaebafl today N o rm a , 646-0187. S ta rtin g p a y o f $6.90. pendable transportation os possible. EOE. Kinney, Jim Doherty ond Jim Deere Carlton L.4-10 6 5 4 3 1 1 diately. No experience and Inspection. Full time being constructed on contributed twp each. Mike Domb- KansasCltv6, Baltimore 1 JRoWnson 1-3 2 3 3 0 0 HELP WANTED Please apply on person required. Summer hours necessary. Interested ap or port time. Flexible Ju d d R ood In C o v e n try . 3 kowskl had two for Reed. Mllwaukee5,Callfornlo3 Minton 12-321121 Port time- Evenings of between 9dm and 3pm. are: Monday and Wednes Clerical- small office, di Toronto8,Seattle3 SfLeuls . . - SCOREBOARD plicants should coll the hours. C o ll 647-0284. day, 8am-2pm. Tuesday bedroom s, 2 full baths, fice cleaning. Manchester Meadows Manor, 333 Bid- versified duties, accounts OaklandS, Boston2 Yankees 8. Rangers 4 Twins UigsraO Mathews W.5-2 7 4 3 3 2 3 Sox ot Oakland A's (3:15 Port Time Inserters personel director. Com and Thursday, llam-5pm. generous allowances. Northorn p.m, EOT). Tom Seaver, 4-7, starfsforthe and surrounding -towns. well St., Manchester. receivable, telephones, Tuesday's Gomes Soft 2 0 0 0 1 2 w anted. C o ll 647-9946, ask munity Notional Bonk, Manchester Medical of C a ll 649-5334. Friday, 7am-1pm. Flat Acre-plus lot In quiet