16 - MANCHESTER HERALD. Tuesday, Aug. 5, 1986 CLASSIFIED ADVERTISING 643-2711 MANCHESTER Aggressive hiring Cooking doubies OiJ Can returns I HOMES KIT ‘N’ CARLYLE ®by Larry Wright DUHELP WANTED FOR SALE statement sought coupie’s pieasure but Bosox iose All real estate advertised ... page 10 In the Manchester Herald BUSINESS & SERVICE DIRECTORY ... page 12 . p a g e 1 5 Is sublect to the federal 'it Courteous energetic Fair Housing Act of 1968, person to work sel-. which makes It Illegal to CARPENTRY/ iMnCELLANEOUS ling displaying, advertise any preference, CHILD CARE REpOEUNfi SERVICES reordering in hard­ limitation or discrimina­ I ware store. Good tion based on race, color, urstno Student/Mqthtr Carpentry and remodel­ religion, sex or notional Dumas Electric-- Having Need A Good Tenant? starting pay. Apply in will provide dov care ing services — Complete Electrical Problems? origin, or an Intention to Zimmer management will person. from 3-6pm. 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/ T OPINION Senate rejects SDI budget caps *V By Tim Ahern billion budget. * r Still to come are fights over budget! director James C. Miller The Associated Press The measure being considered . whether to require continued U.S. > by the House would give the SDI adherence to the SALT II treaty, WASHINGTON — The Senate on Bolton help i project $3.8 billion, but votes were the unratified nuclear arms pact “I would say they listened, but' ’Tuesday twice rejected by the likely today on efforts to reduce Reagan says he will no longer same 50-49 margins proposals to I’m not sure they heard,” said 0A NCA *Jack that. honor because of Soviet violations. Nunn. TH© N sncm Deer limit next year’s Star Wars budget During more than nine hours of Also pending are fights over /Li Anderson (—to increases of only 3 percent, and 'Senate debate Tuesday, most chemical weapons, the Navy’s Goldwater said Reagan was coming, but HiTaa.TDPAYON then 15 percent, after inflation. legislators agreed that Reagan program to build more ports shocked when the two legislators But the program, known for­ was asking too much for Star around the nation, the “stealth” predicted that dozens of weapons I S' Trte RPillSR w mally as the Strategic Defense Wars. The main question was by bomber designed to evade radar, might have to be reduced. But “the Initiative, still faces sharp reduc­ how much to reduce the request. and the MX nuclear-tipped president knows the'military faces not enough tions as the Senate and House The fight over SDI mirrors the missile. trouble down the road,” he said. consider parallel bills authorizing congressional debate over next While the Senate was debating the Pentagon's budget for the Tuesday’s debate reiterated all year’s defense budget. Star Wars, two leading pro-defense the arguments of the past three fiscal year starting Oct. 1. Reagan sought $320 billion for senators went to the White House Bolton appears to be making progress in Limited tests The Senate was scheduled to years about Star Wars, with the Pentagon, compared to this to warn Reagan that the Pentagon supporters of the program con­ relieving the ridiculously heavy workload o f ' vote today on an attempt to shut off year's $286 billion budget. The faces deep reductions in future debate on the huge bill, with more tending it could lead to protection town officials, but it’s a shame that the town Republican-controlled Senate bill budgets unless domestic spending for the United States against than 130 amendments pending'. would reduce that to $295 billion, is reduced or taxes are increased. had to lose a valued employee to make that of AiDS drug Cutting off debate would take 60 nuclear attack. Opponents said the .^while the Democratic-led House But Sens. Barry Goldwater, program is wasting money be­ progress. votes, and Republican sponsors ^ c u ts it to $292 billion. R-Ariz., and Sam Nunn, D-Ga., hope it will pass so the chamber cause such protection is not Bolton resident Anthony Fiano, in a letter Although the general spending chairman and ranking minority possible. can finish the bill before next week. levels are close, there are major member of the Armed Services to the Herald this week, pointed out that no show promise Reagan wanted a 77 percent hike one will be able to fill the shoes of H. Calvin differences between , the two Committee, respectively, admit­ Sen. Bennett Johnston, D-La., for SDI to $5.3 billion, but the bill on chambers on dozens of Pentagon ted they had^little success. offered the first amendment pro­ Hutchinson, who for 15 years served as the the Senate floor would provide only programs. Those will be resolved Goldwater and Nunn said they viding a 3 percent hike after town’s assessor, sanitarian, zoning WASHINGTON — In a desperate race against $3.95 billion, a 28 percent increase later by a House-Senate confer­ met with Reagan, Defense Secre­ inflation for SDI. That was tabled, enforcement officer and building official. time, doctors and scientists are trying to find a over the program’s current $3.1 ence committee. tary Caspar Weinberger and or killed, on a 50-49 vote. / cure for AIDS, the virus-borne disease that Fiano was on target. The Board of destroys its victims’ immune systems with fatal Selectmen has already decided that the four results. So far, one of the brightest hopes for AIDS jobs should be held by two people, not one. patients is an experimental drug that has — OPEC 'agreement Though addressing the workload problems, temporarily at least — held the crippling virus at U.S./Worid In Brief ’lA J. town officials must go further. Capitol Ideas bay in limited tests. Hutchinson gave the town plenty of The drug is azidpthymidine, or AZT. It is Soviet test ban decision due soon .T) A ' warnings about the problems. Back in manufactured by Burroughs Wellcome Co. at might help U.S. Research Triangle Park in North Carolina. “AZT — The Kremlin will announce in a few days whether March, he told the Board of Finance that he is an experimental drug first identified as possibly’ it plans to extend its yearlong moratorium on nuclear tests, didn’t have enough time to handle his four Rhetoric gets automotive which expires today, a deputy foreign minister said. WASHINGTON (AP) - The leum Exporting Countries to re­ being effective in the treatment of AIDS in the OPEC agreement to temporarily duce product)on from the current assignments, and as a result the town was ’ spring of last year,” explained Tom Kennedy, a The Kremlin has issued no clear signals on whether it will By Lawrence L. Knutson wheeler.’ ” That may have been a realistic resume testing in the face of the United States’ refusal to join the cut oil production to boost prices level of 20.5 million barrels a day to losing tax revenue and was in danger of being “We had a hard time with the expectation in 1946. vice president of Burroughs Wellcome. should not have much impact on 16.7 million could cause about a Following this tentative discovery, the first Soviet moratorium. the U.S. economy, but could give sued for incomplete records and for WASHINGTON - In the war of car,” Gramm said, roaring down It is miles from realism in 1986. “Many statesmen and political figures of foreign countries dime-a-gallon increase in U.S. haphazard building, health and septic 1812 the U.S. Navy had a the rhetorical Speedway. “I’m This year Congress hopes — scientific testing began last fall on 19 patients at breathing room to tr(jubledv U.S. gasoline prices at the pump over several different institutions, including the have addressed and are addressing the Soviet government in producers, government and pri­ the next few months. inspections. Officials agreed help was watchword. “Don’t Give Up the not sure if we can build an with the stress on “hopes” — to connection with the question Of an extension of the unilateral vate economists say. Ship” airplane or an 18-wheeler. We adjourn by early October. National Institutes of Health in Bethesda. Md. moratorium on any nuclear tests,” Deputy Foreign Minister In Tuesday’s volatile market, warranted, and provided for a town engineer Fifteen of the patients given AZT showed If the agreement holds, it also AP photo in the 1986-87 budget. But the plan apparently Nearly 175 years and a differ­ have to put a tire back on it. We But Senate leaders say the pile Mikhail S. Kapitsa said at a Moscow news conference. could help ease the Reagan admin­ the price of a 42-gaIlon barrel of ent era later. Sen. Phil Gramm. are now going to try to drive out of unfinished business is so high increases in the number of cells that are part of In answer to a question on when a decision will be announced, istration out of what had become a U.S. crude oil closed at $15.02. up wasn’t enough for Hutchinson, who resigned the human body’s natural immune system. from Monday’s $13.29 closing A service marking the 41 st anniversary of world’s first R-Texas, one of the co-authors of of the desert in it. as to imperil that departure date. Kapitsa said: “within the next few days.” thorny election-year political di­ atomic bombing, on Aug. 6,1945, is held t|i|is morning at last month, saying he was “weary” of trying the Gramm-Rudman deficit re­ ’ ’ Do not blow up the car. Reject Word of that success, though hardly a cure, Soviet leader Mikhail S. Gorbachev announced a five-month lemma: whether to help ailing price. So one night last week, at 12 Hiroshima Peace Memorial Park. to do a good job in all four positions. duction act has a motto: “Don’t this amendment.” minutes to midnight, the Senate spread throughout the medical community with test moratorium on Aug. 6, 1985, and urged the United States to Southwestern energy' companies Little concern was voiced that Under the selectmen’s plan, the new Blow Up the Car.” The Senate put away its repeal voted by voice vote to waive the predictable results: Demand for the drug became join. It was the 40th anniversary of the day when an American at the expense of American energy the decision would trigger a new engineer’s job is being combined with that of Gramm coined his phrase last dynamite, defeating the amen^- deadline. enormous. B-29 dropped the atomic bomb on Hiroshima, Japan. consumers. round of inflatio.n, or send oil and “Thousands of people are asking for the drug.” Gorbachev extended the moratorium to March 31. then Administration officals, while gasoline prices back to anywhere the zoning enforcement officer. Hutchinson’s week as the Senate debated ent, 69-30. It was the realistic thing to do. publicly reiterating that free amendments to the debt ceiling The Gramm-Rudman mobile In many recent years Con­ Kennedy told us. “It’s a whole, big, complex issue extended it again until today. near their levels of a year ago., ■ Hiroshima recalls vacant position will become building of attempting to determine whether or not these market forces should determine oil inspector/sanitarian. bill. Few had much to do with drives on. But it is still gress left town, not in July’s prices, privately expressed “If oil settles at the $14 or either debt or ceilings but one, controversial. humid heat, but in December’s things work, against a desire to get the drugs, Shin Bet head receives pardon guarded satisfaction over the $15-a-barrel level, that is still less But the town hasn’t hired an engineer yet, perhaps, was relevant. Gramm told the Senate that snow flurries and Christmas period.” agreement that broke a long OPEC than half what it was at its peak,” and selectmen are just beginning to look at It was a bid to repeal Gramm- some say that he and the other bells. And in some years it JERUSALEM — Israel’s Supreme Court on Wednesday upheld deadlock. said Robert Ortner, under secre­ first atomic attack THE COMPANY HAS RECEIVED hundreds of candidates to replace Hutchinson, who took a Rudman on grounds that it had two principal authors of Gramm- adjourned even later than that — a presidential pardon given to the head of the Shin Bet secret “It takes a little heat off what tary for economic affairs for the Bv Kumiko Makihara 60. become a legislative “Franken­ Rudman. Sens. Warren Rud- with the popping o^ champagne caljs from AIDS patients and their families. Some service for allegedly ordering the killings of two captured had become a very nasty situa­ Commerce Department. “I don’t building inspector’s job in Manchester. In the think there is any reason to fear The Associated Press At 8:15 a.m., the moment the stein,” a monster that would run man. R-N.H., and Ernest F. corks serving as background fatally stricken patients have even walked into the Palestinian bus hijackers. tion," said one adminstration A-bornb hit Hiroshima with the meantime, the selectmen admitted Tuesday, company headquarters building lobby to beg for The three-judge panel also rejected appeals seeking a official, who spoke on the condition that inflation will jump up again." the work is just piling up, and it could get out amok and wreck the government Hollings. D-S.C., have become music. of anonymity. HIROSHIMA, Japan - Hiro­ force of 20,000 tons of TNT, through automatic and “mind­ “the best known trio since Larry. In 1980, the 96th Congress, the drug. “It’s a very difficult, emotional issue commission of inquiry into an alleged cover-up of the killings, The collapse in world oil prices shima fell silent this morning as bereaved family members of hand unless the positions are filled quickly. with all of us in the shop right now because it is a indicating that a police investigation into the affair was The drop in world petroleum earlier this year gave the United thousands recalled the horrifying less” spending cuts. Curly and Moe,” Hollywood’s which had convene3 on Jan. 15.. prices has produced a serious sounded a gong, and the crowd and And left unanswered is the question of who Three Stooges. life-and-death matter,” Kennedy said. sufficient. States its sharpest price declines in ■moment 41 years ago when the people around the city stood in Gramm obviously didn’t think 1979, met until noon on Jan. 3. In documents previously submitted to the court. Shin Bet chief economic slump throughout the world’s first atomic bomb attack will be the assessor. Also unresolved are much of the idea of repealing a “Let me say it is appropriate and then adjourned. The first The latest statistics show that 10,475 men, oil-producing South^’est — while more than three decades, pointing silence for one minute. women and children are now dying of AIDS. From Avraham Shalom said all his actions were authorized by his toward an inflation rate of near 2.0 devastated their city in a flash of Hutchinson’s longstanding warnings about law that has made his last name since Larry. Curly and Moe were session of the 97th Congress superiors, a statement that appeared to implicate Yitzhak the rest of the nation has been percent or less for all of 1986 — heat and blinding light. Soon after, some 1,500 pigeons practicqjly a household word doing the budget before our immediately took its place and all these thousands, just 28 have.had the privilege reaping the benefits of lower costs. were released, dotting the sky as potential town liability for haphazard work. of being AZT guinea pigs at the National Institutes Shamir, who was prime minister at the time of the 1984 incident. even with the anticipated new oil In a humid summer swelter, Bolton selectmen first must arrange for less thaii’'two years into his first process took over, and I think we met until the next Dec. 16. The prime minister has sole authority over the Shin Bet. “Somebody has tossed the U.S. price increases. thousands of people crowded into they circled the park. Senate term. are doing a better job then they Actually. Congress has ad­ of Health. One of these, as we reported, was Roy dH industry a life preserver, but Peace Memorial Park to offer temporary help to avert a backlog of Cohn, the New York celebrity attorney who died Shamir, leader of the right-wing Likud bloc in the ruling it’s a tenuous one at this point," Toyoka Okino, 78, whose hus­ And so he denounced the move, were doing.” Gramm said. “I journed on or before July 31 only coalition, is now Israel’s foreign minister. By contrast, inflation as mea­ prayers for the estimated 78,000 to inspection work. They must also fill the two Saturday. said Stephen A. Smith, an energy sured by the Consumer Price 140,000 people who died when the band was among those victims who launching into his theme as think the facts bear that out.” twice since 1946. And 1946 was The pardon was given to Shalom by President Chaim Herzog. economist‘with Data Resources died this year, said the ceremony jobs quickly. though he was driving in a Hart replied: “To say that not one of those years. That year Confidential medical records we obtained do not The two Palestinians were captured by police in a raid on the Index was 3.8 percent for 1985. 20-kiloton bomb was dropped Aug. show exactly when Cohn first was given AZT — Inc., a Lexington, Mass., economic 6, 1945, by a U.S. B-29 bomber, the "really brings back memories.” And then, perhaps, the selectmen, who are demolition derby. Gramm-Rudman-Hollings is do­ Congress went home on Aug. 2. commandeered bus in which two other hijackers were.killed. forecasting service. "It may be "It is good for the economy to which the government has approved only for Enola Gay. She said she recalled coming fond of creating study committees to advise Gramm noted that Gramm- ing a better job of balancing the breaking its own rule by two leaky. But it looks like something have lower inflation. But there was The hour-long ceremony opened Rudman had run into trouble budget than Larry. Moe and days. treatment of AIDS — but he had’the medicine they can hold on to a little longer." an additional long term problem. from her home in Osaka on?"week them on matters for which they have little before June. 'r ^ ■ with the sprinking of a memorial after the bombing to fetch her son,’ when the U.S. Supreme Court Curly is hardly a compliment to In the 40 years that have Textile veto vote unpredictable Analysts generally suggested At $10 a barrel, the oil companies cenotaph with water, the last wish time, might consider a review of the entire A spokeswoman for the government hospital that Tuesday’s action by the virtually had stopped explora­ a student and a survivor. personnel situation and take steps to correct ruled that a key component was the process.” passed. Congress adjourned five WASHINGTON — The White House and congressional of many of those who died from the unconstitutional, a fault Gramm times in August, three times in vehemently denied that anyone could use political 1,3-nation Organization of Petro­ tion,” Ortner said. bomb’s intense heat and the fires it ”I didn’t know of the dangerous the problems. connections to get admitted to the AZT program. sponsors of vetoed legislation to set stiff quotas on textile, said was correctiblc; □ □ □ September, 11 times in October, clothing and shoe imports were scurrying for last-minute votes in ignited. effects so I walked all over the “We had a car.” Gramm said. once in November, 15 times in She explained that the extremely selective a tense veto override showdown. Black-clad mourners deposited devastated city with dead bodies “It was not a perfect car. It Making a point in Senate December and three times in process requires potential patients to fit an On the eve of the House vote, scheduled for today, neither side inside the cenotaph tablets in­ all around,” she said. exacting “protocol,” or criteria for the clinical Libya knew of raid, scribed with the names of 4,941 rattled. We drove by the Su­ debate last week. Gramm, said January. could predict a clearcut victory. Hiroshima Mayor Takeshi this: testing. Applicants are usually referred by "hibakusha,” Japanese for A- preme Court and we got a flat So perhaps the Senate vote to “It’s going to be close,” said House Speaker Thomas P. O’Neill bomb victims, who died during the Araki, himself a survivor of the “One senator may be hand­ waive the much ignored — physicians across the country, and are subject to Jr. as President Reagan and top aides kept the pressure on attack that brought an end to tire.” review by at least one professional committee. past year. “ ...What we have proposed some. And another senator may almost mythical — July 31 wavering Hoi told a group of Republican leaders. Malta official says Their names brought to 143,590 World War II, said in a speech, was to put a new tire on it. Not a be ugly. And that may be unfair. mandatory adjournment date Administration officials also assert, that the protectionist the number of bombing victims ” We offer our prayer for the repose AN NIH NURSE who has dealt with AIDS VALLETTA, Malta (AP) - information was in line with a of the victims’ souls ... and perfect tire. It could run over a But it’s not necessarily illogical. wasn’t much of an achievement. legislation would invite certain retaliation by U.S. trading Malta warned Libya of approach­ “treaty of friendship” concluded and those who died subsequently The handsoitie senator may have patients told us the new drug has demonstrated an partners, scuttle chances for a new round of global trade talks whose names are inscribed at the rededicate ourselves anew to the nail, could come off, could have a But Dole said that in the light of ing planes just before the U.S. air in November 1984 between Libya cause of peace.” flat. We thought it was a four-ply. handsome parents. And the ugly the Senate’s recent slow going ability to “kick the immune system enough... so and ultimately result in higher prices to consumers. raid on that north African country, and this strategic Mediterranean site. steel-belted radial.” senator may have ugly parents. culminating in what some have they don’t get pneumocystis (pneumonia), which But sponsors claimed the-Aill would help one of the most but Libya apparently did not act on island. There are about 365,000 survi­ To choral'music, Japanese offi­ Gramm declared that the chief That's still not fair. But it still called legislative gridlock, waiv­ is the biggest killer.” import-devastated of U.S. inculstries. put thousands of textile the inforrriation, the government vors of Hiroshima and a second cials. foreign visitors including isn’t illogical.’’ The nurse, who requested anonymity, added; workers back to work and send a signal to the world that the spokesmap said today. Malta would warn Libya again if U.S. atomic bombing at Nagasaki South Africa’s Bishop Desmond sponsor of the repeal amend­ ing the deadline might be some­ necessary, he said, and would pass on Aug. 9, 1945, in Japan today, Gramm did not identify which thing worth achieving after all. “It’s a drug that can actually hold the AIDS United States would no longer tolerate huge trade deficits. Spokesman Paul Mifsud said a Tutu and citizens of Hiroshima ment, Sen. Gary Hart, D-Colo . patients where they are and keep them from The House and the Senate must vote by two-thirds margins to group of unidentified planes were on similar warning to other according to government statis­ streamed by to offer wreaths of was saying, in effect. “Don’t put senators he considers handsome. After all. the majority leader “friendly nations,” such as the tics. Their average age is around flowers. Nor did he say which senators getting any worse. It does not cure. And they are override Reagan’s December 1985 veto of the measure for the bilU spotted on radar screens by the tire on — Blow up the car.” told the Senate, “it would be to take effect. f , , Maltese air controllers heading United States or Italy, he said. , he thinks are ugly. soiTiething we could say we well aware of that. But what it does is buy them a “Let us not blow up the only year, maybe two, maybe three. We don’t know The House passed a stringent version of the textile bill Oct. 10 toward Libya, between 30 and 40 Although Malta has maintained car we have.” Gramm said. “Let □ □ □ completed this week.” by a 262-159 vote, and then agreed 255-161 on Dec. 3 to the minutes before the April 15 raid. it seeks better relations with the (£>190ebyNEA. Inc 7-S yet. We’re only up to about a year now — of time — us fix the tire.” so that bigger and better drugs that might be able modified. Senate-passed version that was yetoed by Reagan two "We relayed the information to United States — somewhat “Others say: ’Don’t Fix the Under a 40-year-old law. Con­ Lawrence L. Knutson reports weeks later. Libya, buttheydidn'tappeartoact strained because of this island’s "FORGET finding a cactus piant for water. tire. Redesign the car. Let’s gress is required to adjourn for from Washington for The Asso­ to kill (the virus might come along).” on it,” he said. Previous reports close ties with Libya — Mifsud We're in the SouthEAST." build an airplane or an 18- the year on July 31st. ciated Press. One of Cohn’s doctors, Robert Yarchoan, has have said .Libya appeared to have seemed surprised at the sugges­ emphasized that “although patients receiving been taken by surprise by the tion that warning Libya about the azidothymidine showed some improvements, they predawn bombings of Tripoli and raid might have hindered Malta’s still have AIDS.” He added: “We do not know if Heart recipient’s condition worsens Benghazi. effort to improve ties with the drug will be useful for patients in the long run. LOUISVILLE, Ky. — The family of the^world’s longest-living Mifsud said that relaying the Washington. For GOP, ’SG won’t be a ’70 replay We have no evidence that AZT is a cure for AIDS.” artificial-heart recipient, William J. Schroeder, has been called to his-bedside as Schroeder has taken a turn for the worse, a recognition will be the spin-off bonus. FOOTNOTE: Because the drug testing program hospital spokeswoman said. Republicans keep reminding us that the last will be expanded by the end of the year, AIDS Schroeder’s condition stabilized Tuesday night after deterio­ time they had a primary for governor — in 1970 — They are Dick Bozzuto of Watertown, the rating sharply earlier in the day, said Donna Hazle, party-endorsed candidate; Julie Belaga of patients interested in treatment may have their was also the last time they elected one. physicians contact the Medical Department of spokeswoman for Humana Hospital-Audubon. Westport and Gerry Labriola of Naugatuck. Schroeder’s family was called to the hospital Tuesday morning The sweet memory has encouraged them to Capitol Bozzuto. who had more than twice as many Burroughs Wellcome at 919-248-3000. Individual resurrect a primary this year as though it could be patients or family members should NOT call. and planned to spend the night there, Hazle and family members the ticket to the same kind of happy ending they Com m ents delegate votes as either of the others at the said.' SHRIMP convention, will have the top line on the ballot. experienced in 1970. “We don’t know,for sure what’s happened, we just know that it Well, not so fast. Republicans will need a lot Bob Conrad The convention endorsement should mean that Mlnl-«dltoi1al is serious and that it was important for them to come to'the organization people down to the precinct level hospital,” said Patti Schroeder, the artificial-heart recipient’s more than the excitement of their three-way around the state will work for Bozzuto. But that is The obscene practice of grave robbing should be primary on Sept. 9 to have a chance against the daughter-in-law. not etched in stone and. in our view, any of the a thing of the past, but unhappily it is not. No The family of the 54-year-old Jasper, Ind., man asked hospital P E H S O n i SWORDHSH Democrats in Noveml^r. This isn’t 1970 by a long three can win the primary. It is open to a different sooner had the latest scientific expedition to the officials not to release detailed information about his health. shot. The two years have little in common, of a bitter, three-way primary. All of that helped constituency, one that doesn’t give a hoot about sunken British liner Titanic renewed interest in Hazle did say it is rare for family members to be summoned as FOR A BETTER E«AL politically. the GOP elect Lowell Weicker, a 39-year-old endorsements. In local primaries earlier this the 74-year-old tragedy than an entrepreneur they were Tuesday. YOU’D HAVE TO CATCH In the first place, the governor’s office was open congressman from Greenwich. year, where this rank and file has spoken. Bozzuto announced plans to loot the wreckage and sell the Maximum Heating then. The popular Democratic incumbent. John This year. Republicans won’t have any such did not win any. retrieved artifacts as souvenirs. This ghoulish IT YOURSELF. Dempsey (now comfortably retired in Groton), luck. The winner of their gubernatorial primary exercise deserves to be discouraged firmly by Efficiency and Economy Cruise into Ground Round for the best wasn’t running again. The Democrat chosen to must face Bill O’Neill, the Democrat who has been . STRAIN IS SHOWING ALREADY. Bozzuto Congress, which is considering legislation that Rehnquist ends deed restriction of summer’s catch—delicious Shrimp or succeed him. U.S. Rep. Emilio “Mim” Daddario parked in the governor’s office since the last day would forbid disturbing the watery grave of 1,500 Durable, reliable and incredibly efficient. snubbed the candidate for secretary of the state, Consider this, a RIELLO ’M ECT R O N " Swordfish Dinners, char-hroiled to of Hartford, turned out to be a disappointment. of 1980 and, we are told, is getting the hang of it by Pauline Kezer of Plainville, by not inviting her to men, women and children. Let them rest in peace. WASHINGTON — Supreme Court Justice William H. perfection or seasoned Cajun style. And The vote was as much anti-Daddario as it was now. a news conference on what would be her field — Rehnquist has ordered his lawyer to remove language from a burner... compact, automatic, pro-Meskill. The Senate race this year is nothing like the one election law reform. She believes that was deed for his summer home in Vermont that bars Jews from working at peak efficiency to each one served with our savory rice pilaf Sure, Tom Meskill of New Britain (now of in 1970, either. Democrats have an incumbent because she insists on being neutral in the owning the property, it was disclosed Tuesday. save precious energy and fuel and garden-fresh house salad. Berlin) had beaten Wally Barnes of Bristol in the there, too. He’s Chris Dodd of East Haddam. three-way race and would not.Jor that reason, Rehnquist, President Reagan’s choice to be the next chief dollars. The PENSOTTI boiler- •And the price? You’re going primary which Repul^licans are talking about this renominated by acclamation last month. endorse Bozzuto. fflaiirltPBtpr Hrralft justice, instructed attorney. David Willis to “take the legal quality-made of high grade cast to love it. Both our thick 8 oz. ___ year. And sure, that primary may have helped Ironically, he is the son of the iriall who was Bozzuto has renewed his criticism of GOP State Founded In 1881 measures necessary to remove the restrictive covenant” from iron and uniquely designed to the deed to Renquist’s vacation home in Greensboro, Vt. swordfish steak dinner and toward his easy victory. rejected in 1970. Roger Eddy of Newington, the Chairman Tom D’Amore (who admits favoring retain heat longer... and that’s a our plump, mouthwatering GOP nominee (also by acclamation). is struggling RICHARD W COSGROVE...... Publlthar The disclosure was made in a letter dated Monday to Sen. big money saving! Belaga but denies working for her) wanted this DOUGLAS A BEVINS E«tcullv« Editor Strom Thurmond, R-S.C., chairman of the Senate Judiciary gulf shrimp dinner are onlv BUT THE DADDARIO CANDIDACY was a just to gain statewide recognition though he has primary to gain attention for the GOP. Now he can JAMES P SACKS M in ig ln g Editor Committee that conducted hearings on Rehnquist’s nomination major problem for the Democrats. And that ALEXANDER GIRELLI Aw o c IM* Edited •T.Q.S. been prominent in his party since well before pray it won’t be the wrong kind of publicity. It is last week. 3025 Main St. wasn’t all. They were further troubled in the U.S. Dodd was learning to shave. certain, though, that 1986 won’t be a replay of 1970. In the letter, Rehnquist also acknowledged that he probably ^ R ^ D Senate race that year ’ The GOP will have to earn a victory all alone this DENISE A ROBERTS Advortltlng Dlrtctor atlas ail (/laslonhury 6.59-0162 .MARK F ABRAITIS Builnnt Minigor was informed of the restrictive clause in 1974 when Willis (jiinclioiis of Rtes. 2 & 3) Incumbent Tom Dodd was denied renomination FROM NOW UNTIL SEPT.». the three time. SHELDON COHEN Compoting Minagor mentioned the restriction in a letter to a lawyer representing the so he ran as an independent, taking many Republicans entered in the gubernatorial primary ROBERT H HUBBARD . Prnsroom Mtnagar seller of the property. Democratic votes with him. The party’s candidate will be in the spotlight. The nomination for . Bob Conrad writes a syndicated coinnln on JEANNE G. FRO M ERTH...... Circulation Managar 414 Tolland Street • East Hartford • 289-6435 649-4595 was controversial Joe Duffey of Hartford, winner governor is the big prize, but visibility and name Connecticut politics. 555 East Middle Tpke • Manchester • 249-8611 684-5853

V * ~ MANCHESTER HERALD, Wednesday, Aug. 6, 1986 MANCHESTER HERALD. Wednesday, Aug. 6, 1986 — 9 HAQAR THE HORRIBLE by DIk Brown* PEANUTS' by Chart*! M. Schulz

RAP, WMEPE HERE'S THE WORLR FAMOUS AW, IT PARPON ME, SIR.. PO VOU THINK PIP You ATTORNEY ON HIS WAY J U S T T A K E S TELEVISION CAMERAS LEAI2MTO TO A BI6 TRIALS -- . 5H0ULP BE ALLOWEP BUSINESS L FLOAT , IN THE COURTROOVf? e o < & o o p ? Registered bondholders informed of redemptions QUESTION: I own some cor­ bearer form — with interest year, starting in 1979. The com­ •On Wall Street, this is called a There’s actually an extra measure coupons attached and without your pany can'-’do that either by buying “ forced conversion." of safety. If your bonds are called U.S. ACRES by Jim Davli porate bonds, .A, due to mature name on them — you will not be the bonds in the open market or by for early redemption, the broker notified. New bonds no longer selecting the bonds to be retired by QUESTION: 1 bought some should collect the money for you. THE PHANTOM by La* Falk A Sy Barry WAPE, VOO SEEM TO BE OH-NO/ IT'S UNNATURAL!’URAL Dec, 15, 1993, Investors’ A X PANOPHOBE. come in bearer form and virtually lot — a random selection, sort of bondsUUIIU9 IIUIIIfrom liljmy broker I two,years( TTVr 9 ..t Ilj;iuright Ullon UlllC.time. You 1 WU tlll|^lllmight IlllOOmiss IIICthe THE NERVOUS TVPE SAVEIWE'SAVE and convertible 5 WHAT? J m AFRAIPOF all convertible bonds are in regis­ like picking them out of a hat. EVERYTHING into the com­ G uide ago but never received any certifi- FYedemption call, if you have A FEW SCRATCHES,, NOTHINS tered form. But there are still some ANY INJURI6S DIANA AND I WERE THATS ENOUGH pany’s common If your bonds a ^ cates. When I asked the broker possession of the bonds and they FBQlVI TH E old convertibles around in bearer TO GIVE A N stock until that William A. Doyle, deemed, you’ll geU ^ u r personal '^bout this, he said 1 don't need the are in bearer form. BCW\Bi X . e g g a form. notofication. if yo(jr bonds are in certiticates as he knows I bought M A M N W I e , 'v«-v COMPLEX date. These a So. if you have bearer converti­ QUESTION: A young man who bonds can be registered form.' them. bles. you’ll have to stay alert for is vice president at my bank claims called for re- H H L J K H H i When that happens, you’ll have 1 am lletring bond interest every redemptions. You can do that by time to either convert or sell. six m onth^ One of them will all municipal bonds are “ abso­ demption. be­ consulting such manuals as Stand­ Assuming the bonds are then mature in 19198. Will 1 be able to lutely safe." He, says that “ any ginning December 1986. There also profit? ard & J*oor’s “ Called Bond Re­ trading at higher than the redemp­ collect without aspertificate? muni” I buy will be redeemed at is a sinking fund provision, through cord.” which you’ll find in big tion price, you’ll have your profit. face value when it matures. Is that which the company must redeem 5 ANSWER: You’ll be personally public libraries, or by having your If you convert, it’s a cinch you'll ANSWER: Because the brokerjs statement 100 percent correct? percent of the'bond issue annually informed of any redemption, if broker or bank to do it for you. get stock worth more than the .holding the bonds for you. his firm ANSWER: No. There have been beginning in 1979. Both redemption 6-6 your bonds are in registered form If the company makes a com­ bonds' redemption price, because should collect the redemption sad stories in municipal bonds — Kng Faabjfa SyndKW Inc Wortd nghU rw r v d provisions require 30 days notice. — with your name on the bonds and plete redemption, as it has the convertible securities normally value for you when the bonds the most notable being thp dis­ I LA/MUPA LC/A6A, PHeStOeffT Of: BAN6fU.CA. The bonds’ market value cur­ \Ttm3RfKM: TNTeuKsmx. CAPTAIN EASY ®by Crooka A Caaale on the company’s records. The right to do beginning this De­ trade at a price in line with the mature and credit \hat money t^ graceful default of $2.25 billion of rently is well above the redemption MEAN notice might be mailed to you by cember. all the bonds in that issue value of the common stock for your brokerage account. Washington Public Power Supply prices. If they are called, will the the company. But, more likely, it A w h i l e ... will be called in and paid off. which they can be exchanged. There’s nothing unusuaT about System bonds in 1982. Many BLONDIE by Daan Young A Stan Orak* 30-day notice be given to me will come from the bank acting as If that doesn’t happen, the If you sell, the person who buys your arrangement. Lots of people investors are still licking their individually, so that I can either trustee for the bond issue. company will be required to the bonds from you will exchange handle things that way. Your financial wounds from that DAO, WHV ARE SIRL.S SO w i L L ^ R Y W E T I S T H E T h a t 'S w h a t v o u r convert or sell and protect my TOUGH TO GET A , T H E / O N ES W HO_ FATHER However, if the bonds are in redeem 5 percent of the bonds each them for common stock. bonds are safe with the broker. debacle. ALONG WITH ? T R U T H M A K E © . T H IN G S ^ U E V E S ^ DIFFICULT iKi •? a n d S E L F - • PRESERVATION Credit card interest rates U (i incur wrath of iawmakers NEW ORLEANS (AP) -Almo.st tions and Regulation to send the percent to 19 percent, added Elgie ARLO AND JANIS by Jimmy Johnson like using a gun. banks are holding resolution to the convention floor Holstein, director of Bankcard up credit card users with high for a vole. The committee later Holders of America, a consumer E aONtMAKtME ) IFVOO'RE LVERONATV DON'T JUMP UP AND DOWN interest rates, several legislators refused, said NCSL spokeswoman group formed six years ago to fight ^ PROMISE.; a' GAME. SHOW, AND YOU WIN AND ACT UKE. \ ^ complained during the National Kathleen Proa. for lower rates and full disclosure ON THE FA8TRACK by Bill Holbrook A CAR... AN IDIOT' V T K Conference of State Legislatures' The resolution would have ex­ to consumers. G annual convention. pressed a belief by the NCSL “ that “ When we suggested to the ' Yet. a committee later Tuesday Congress should enact legislation bankers that we helped them when ...PAI&IN BRAN, L!?AF F f HMMM-.l51flAT BATHROOM CLfANER... m that would establish a uniform they needed it and they should help -m K > , 5 W I^ CHffSe, EVeRVIWlNG-? TiD-e-BowL,,, . refused to free a resolution that would give the NCSL’s endorse­ nationwide credit card interest us now, they seemed to have AV0CAt)0^,CHIC ! FI&UPE WHEN tube sheets that are up to 27 inches thick leum and gas concerns, and engineer­ conference. Now, the prime interest rale is 8 are so com petitive, they’ ve C O \ N & C > 'P PRe5‘?E P UP WEAP.IN(S ONLY •C'NE ^ IP E £?F/AY at Avondale Industries' Yuba Division in ing contractors. They appealed to the NCSL’s percent while the average credit dropped their rotes lower than the LIKE THAT,, O N E ^FUK -P HcjR.'^e ^,A R T$ c’hrd rale in the nation is 18.7 ceiling. A\K. FU N N Y e RUNNING, THE Tulsa, Okla. Yuba makes heat transfer Committee on Government Opera­ V OTHER G IPE y W ILL 'T&C / 1 d) 190ft t>yW» W Business In Brief Company to close Harbor Bar factory THE BORN LOSER “by Art Sansom SOUTHINGTON lAP) — Offi­ of its Harbor Bars — two cookies slops producing Harbor Bars on valely held company. “ The company i.s .still a com­ Wg THAMK 4DU FC?R^L)K)FOR'UI4A lEL‘y, m C^AIOWOT U6^ , I F WE 6IVE. AIL Lydall to close Chicago division cials of Harbor Foods Inc. say the with ice cream in the middle and Friday, Melkus said. s .^ 'A p t P company’s major problem was covered with chocolate. The company has been selling pany. We may regroup, or some­ \jq.VmBK\^10 YDUI?a)N11?IBUTia)ATTHKTIME„^ Lydall Inc. of Manchester has announced that it will close its that it never established a distribu­ “ We weren’t able to go all out more than .500.000 Harbor Bars a thing." Melkus .said. DONATE e U D C O . , . y ^ HOWEUBS,,,' Elastomer Products Group plant in Chicago by the end of 1986. tion system and could not get wider with a full-blown television cam­ month this summer, but still failed Currently, the ice-cream bar i.s Production at the Chicago plant, which has manufactured recognition for its ice-cream paign," said Thomas D. Melkus. to make a profit. Melkus said. The the ,5-year-old company’s only molded rubber parts since the 1940s, was severely hampered by sandwiches. director of sales and marketing. company sold an average of about product. It i.s sold primarily in lh(‘ 6 Puxxies Aatrograph the “ inefficiencies of a very old manufacturing facility,” the The company announced Tues­ The company has about 60 2.50.000 of the bars during the East, although the product also company reported. day it will close its factory at the employees, with half of those off-summer months, he said. can be found as far south as “ Despite the fact that Lydall is facing much Idwerearnings in end of the week because it has not holding full-time jobs. Most will Melkus divined to provide fi­ Washington. D C., and as far west ACROSS 2 Chinese Answer to Previous Puzzle 1986 compared with 1985, we intend to be as generous as possible made a profit in five years on sales lose their jobs when the company nancial information on the pri- as Minneapolis. Melkus said. currency with termination benefits fop the 125 employees affected by the 1 Old English 3 Vegetable with ^ o u r closing,” Lydall President David W. Clark Jr. said in a news coin spears 5 Baseballer No­ release. 4 Vegas b irth d ay ViBSSbyNEA H lan The products made at the plant will be transferred to other Bank says it’s sound | SW EATER SALE! 5 Scrapes 9 Noun suffix 6 Cry of pain Lydall locations nationally, the company said. The elastomer August 7, 1886 FRANK AND ERNEST ' by Bob Thaves 12 Ancient name 7 Southern state plant and real estate will be sold. WESTPORT (AP) - The presi­ maximum of $100,000 by the of Vich (abbr.) Lydall is a $104 million diversified manufacturer of products Federal Savings and Loan Insu­ Tomorrow, Aug. 7 — 10am-8:30pm 13 Wing (Fr.) People you've met in your chosen field dent of Columbia Federal Savings 8 Rested snugly l B ? i for industry. 14 Voiga tributary of endeavor will play helpful roles in Bank said Tuesday that the bank rance Corp. 9 Hawkeye State 0 0 You HAV£" T?> remain.s- financially sound despite Columbia Federal, formerly was Fri., Aug. 8 — 10am-5pm 15 Knocks 10 Squeezed out making you more successful in the year disclosures that the thrift’s net known as County Federal Savings 16 Health centers 11 Evaluate ahead. The more yoirshare, the more Thoresen named vice president you’ll receive. worth has shrunk to $440,000. & Loan, has six branches in 17 Watery 19 Commercials 1 L 1 T7?ejAT ir A - 5 Norwalk, Stamford. Fairfield, 18 Last queen of 21 Fled c 1 V HARTFORD — Rolf Thoresen of the project and support More than 30 depositors stood in Spain 23 Labor group LEO (July 23-Aug. 22) Your possibilities INCOMPP*. services department of The Connecticut Bank and Trust Co. has a line at one of the bank’s branches Westport and Trumbull. There The Penny Saver 1 B o for turning a profit are likely to be a bit 19 Copy (abbr.) been elected assistant vice in Stamford Monday, with most were no unusual line.s at the other E R R stronger today than tomorrow. Go for 20 Business 24 Newspaper 1 6 0 o p of=F A LOT president. saying they were there to with­ branches Monday. 46 Purnell Place, Manchester 22 Clears H A Y the gold now. Trying to patch up a bro­ draw their money after learning of article ken romance? The Matchmaker set can A resident of Manchester, Tho­ 24 Bantu language 25 Shark the bank’s financial problems. 25 Hockey nets help you understand what it might take a t W O P K . resen joined CBT in 1973 as an 26 Using speech 35 Dispute 44 Part of the ear 'to make the relationship work. Mall $2 industrial engineer. Presently, he is j’The institution remains finan­ 27 Implement 27 Atop 36 Go bad 45 Smallest cially sound and is doing business 31 Jason's ship to Matchmaker, c/o this newspaper, «'•“ «> ««« T w xvvej 8 - t a loan project officer, responsible for 28 Thailand 38 Medical suffix particle 32 Imitated P.O. Box 91428, Cleveland. OH 44101- providing technical support and is a as usual.” Columbia Federal Pres­ 29 Author of 39 Economic 46 Othello villain 3428. ident Robert W. Sullivan said in a 33 Made-ofTauff.) WINTHROP ®by Dick Cavalli computer programming liaison to S T A R S ^ "Picnic" indicator (abbr.) 47 Chew 34 Heraldic cross statement issued after a meeting 30 Look 41 Plant firmly VIRGO (Aug. 23-Sapt. 22) If you are In a the retail loan department. He is also 35 Ralative 48 Story of the bank’s board of directors to fliilatiously 42 Golden 51 Carry sociable mood today, don’t wait on your MOST OF THE KIC?S DON'T r LOYE TO WATCH THEIR responsible for the new bank loan pronoun friends to arrange an activity. Put some­ di.scuss the situation. 32 Biblical king 43 Nocturnal birds 52 Betrayer (si.) KNOW Y E T t h a t X 'M BACK REACT70NS WHEN IT system, which will consolidate- loan 36 Fit of anger thing together yourself and you’ll at­ Columbia Federal’s net worth FROM SLJMMS3 CAMP. F/NALJ_Y SINKS IN. systems within BNE Corp., CBT’s 37 Loser (comp, 1 2 3 9 10 was listed at $440,000 as of March ^ ARi«ACI€^ tract willing companions. wd.) holding company. • x\\ 1986, according to the Federal 39 Man’s name 12 14 LIBRA (Sept. 23-Oct. 23) A matter that He is a graduate of New York Home Loan Bank Board. That ^^h ese Are The Stars of Summer. 40 Queen of the Is personally important to you should be University, where he earned his figure was $6.8 million in De­ fairies 15 17 finalized today, If you are in a position to degree in engineering. Thoresen also cember 1985. the federal records 41 Bank payment do so. Don't lot It drift any longer. graduated from Western New Eng­ show. And They're On Sale! (abbr.) IB SCORPIO (Oct. 24-Nov. 22) This Is the 42 Midesst li, /> « V* • land College, where he earned his The bank’s fiscal problems are right day to clear the air between you MBA degree. Thoresen is the treas­ at least partly the result of $10.5 highlands and a close friend. You can now say ex­ Pick 9 million in defaulted loans made to 45 Little devil actly what's on your mind without being urer of the Sons of Norway, a director 25 26 46 1957 science misunderstood. \ of the Productivity Improvement an Atlantic City real estate project (ivant (abbr.) Exchange and a m em ber of the that is under investigation for 31 S SAGITTARIUS (Nov. 23-Dec. 21) You [L Jima deserve remuneration and recognition, United States Power Squadron. possible fraud, according to re­ Ank ports in the Greenwich Time and 34 and you could get them today. If you CBT is a member company of Bank of New Engjand Corp. rfua of frogs don’t receive them now, they will come The Advocate of Stamford, kw degree your way In the very near future. 37 Bridge ^ SBlIivan said in his statement (abbr.) CAPRICORN (Dec. 22-Jan. 19) Actions Firm shows system at conference that the loans are all secured by 54 Ancient musical you take today on a project you're In­ real estate on which the bank holds instrument volved with will have far-reaching ef­ HEBRON — Alternative Resource Managernent Inc., an first or second mortages. The bank 55 Seaweed fects. Thank goodness, you're in a posi­ grain, declarer should let the heart 10 4Z 43 44 1 46 48 engineering consulting firm, presented “ The Passive Solar Food began foreclosure proceedings product tive frame of mind. Carelessness hold trick one. No matter what hap­ NORTH g-a-sa System: Food for the Future” at the World Future Society weeks ago to protect its invest­ 56 M a o ------49 ■ AQUARIUS (Jan. 20-F*b. 19) There are 4 A J 9 7 pens after, declarer will be able to 60 61 az ment, he said. woneVsi tung Indications that you may benefit today VQ9653 costs a game draw trumps and play ace and a heart. conference held in July 14 to 17. from a successful venture initiated by “ We have every reason to 57 Mild oath ' 53 66 4 6 2 Although East will now win the lead The Passive Solar Food System is a residential greenhouse, SB Small city someone else. There's room for you In 4K4 By James Jacoby and attack diamonds. South can rise located in Hebron, which is designed to provide animal and believe that through this process 1 the picture. 65 58 with the ace and shed the diamond vegetable food sources through the use of passive solar energy we will recover all or most of our WEST DOWN PISCES (Feb. 20-March 20). Partner­ EAST When the opening lead is an obvious queen on dummy’s fifth heart. What if investments.” Sullivan said. -B" 4632 for heating and lighting. .j . ship arrangements should work favor­ 45 singleton, a good rule is to win the Blast bad the club ace? Then West Federal officials have said they Seagram's 7 ably (or you today. Team up with some­ n o ¥K J8 Speakers at the conference were Roger G. Gregoire, president, 1 Infrequent (c)1986 by NEA. Inc trick and draw trumps quickly. But could play a club to his partner's ace, are supervising the thrift in an Crown Whiskey Smirnoff Vodka one who Is as capable as you; two ♦ K J954 ♦ 10 8 7 3 and Carol M. Gregoire, vice president. 6 there are exceptions. effort to rebuild its depleted net Jim Beam heads are batter than one. 4 A J 8 7. 4 1,0 « 6 3 2 and a diamond back would ^ t the con­ #1883 1.75L #3876 1.75L ARIES (March 21-Aprll 19) Today at Why didn’t ^ t h , with all bis high- tract. But remember. East would have worth. Depositors are insured fora Straightaight Bourbon Dewar's Scotch work, Instead of waiting to be told what card points, make a slam try after to bold the club ace, and West would CELEBRITY CIPHER to do, take direct action In your area of SOUTH North’s jump to three spades? The an­ have to know to play clubs. Even un­ CeMtxIty Optiar cryptogranM are oreated bom quotatlont by faiTKHW people, peel end preeenl. responsibility. Initiative Is essential. 4KQ108 4 swer is that they were playing limit der these circumstances, declarer Harold J. Lehmus, M.D. Eecb Mler m Um dpber eienda lor enother. Todty'$ c k »: X equele C. TAURUS (April 20-May 20) Someone 4 A 7 4 2 raises, so North had no more £an 12 would certainly be as well off as he $10K ®1SaveQ!" $1.95 *1 Save !” $1.40 Stf95 by CONNIE WIENER you've become romantically Interested ♦ AQ points. Slam was therefore unlikely, was before, when he haphazardly FREE announces his retirement from the Sale Ends August 10 sa!* $3 7o In lately will respond to your charms to­ 4Q5 and South merely bid game. But as grabbed the first heart trick. Save S2.00 “ JMIQD J V ^ ‘E’ Ml K LKIQ ‘X’ day. Don't be bashful about making careful as South was with his bidding, Practice of Internal Medicine Vulnerable: North-South Blood Pressure eXtamnirt $4ibfrct to Sut* of Connecttcul Ltw your presence felt. Dealer: South he was careless with his play. Follow­ September 1, 1986 DMRPa DFFU BM 8F WRPPC. K AMB MW OEMINI (May 21-Jun* 20) If there Is a ing today’s rule, he won the ace of Lakes CLINIC-BY NURSE situation you want to alter In order to Weal North Eaat Sooth hearts and drew trumps. ’Then be EVERY THURSDAY help your family, don't wait for time to State of New Hampshire 1 4 played another heart. East won and, Normally, a lake is a body of water Daniel R. Tardif, M.D. VPDRABD LKOF BLMDF DMRPOD VP make the changes. It's your move. Pass 3 4 Pass 4 4 surprise, played a diamond. Declarer suwunded by land - although some 5 - 9 will assume his practice CANCER (June 21-July 22) Your Judg­ 'Pass Pass Pass , ak«s are called "seas.F For iMtanre lir.GETT PSRKADE LIQUOR COMMISSION^ BLFU.” — UKIE PRBBFI.* ment Is very sound today, so once you bad to try the queen, losing to the king, and went set in a contract he should the Caspian Sea, the world’s largMt PHiRMaCY “A ( hfi CH VC'ihc Or Spirits Is AJwnvs In (Jood Taste" make a decision, don't be afraid to act Opening lead: V 10 paRKAOE HE ai TH ^nci 56 Haynes St. Manchester 6 4 6 -4 1 6 7 PREVIOUS SOLUTION: "When I was seven, my dad taught me four have m^de. lake in area, is bounded by the Soviet Mo\trr('orJ • Visa • Amt-fnan htpre^^UKepIrJ m mum ifurcs ukulele chorda — and that launched my career." — Peter Frampton. on it. Indecisivenesa will only work S', TRITIOH CESTER By Appointment Although it may go against the against you. rivers • ‘O' A *^'00 J 'E* t 10 - MANCHESTER HERALD, Wednesday. Aut;. 6. 1986. MANCHESTER HERALD. Wednesday. Aug. 6. 1986 — 11 Group urges aggressive hiring pian Pretoria launches FOCUS/Food Bv John F. Kirch The town’s affirmative action affirmative action should be a tive action, must consider many Herald Reporter policy is articulated in the pro­ policy that seeks to close Hie gap aspects about a person besides posed affirmative action plan. The between qualified blacks and race during the hiring process. She . Six opponents of the town’s statement calls for active recruit­ whites working in town jobs. Equal has stressed that hiring blacks and border inspections policy statement regarding affir­ ment of qualified job applicants for opportunity comes later, the group other minorities is a priority, but mative action Tuesday recom­ town goveniment jobs “without said. once the percentage of blacks added that a black or a woman Continued from ppge 1 million whites control the go­ mended several changes that. they discrimination based on race, and whites in the work force are vernment and economy and cannot be automatically hired over 1? said, would make the statement creed, color, religion, age, sex, equally represented in the work a white male who may be more However. Dean Colesky, maintain separate schools and more aggressive. national origin or handicap” place. qualified. South Africa’s commissioner of health services. The recommendations were The citizens — many of whom “All we’re saying is. we have the The town hires minorities and customs and excise, said the Foreign Minister R.F. Botha presented to a subcommittee of the are members of the Manchester plan here, we want to put some females Who are qualfied for jobs. checks were -being made for a on ’I^esday dared Zimbabwe Human Relations Commission Area Conference of Churches and teeth in that policy.” Manchester Parry said, adding that six blacks statistical survey. and Zambia to impose sanctions during a meeting in the Lincoln the Manchester Interracial Coun­ resident Dave Dampier told Tho­ have been hired in town jobs over The checks began one day against South Africa and said Center conference room. The cil, two groups that have fought for mas Stringfellow and Ronald the last year. after six Commonwealth coun­ levies and controls would be four-member subcommittee is affirmative action — said the Osella, the two subcommittee “The numbers are getting bet­ tries adopted harsh sanctions imposed on their iniports. TotaAle SoJjman Rye Sandwickei revising tbe town’s affirmative town’s statement is not strong members who attended the meet­ ter,” Parry said. against South Africa to protest Both countries have urged the action plan, which seeks to hire enough because it deals more with ing along with Robert Faucher. the The group’s recommendations a'partheid. Leaders of the six West to impose economic sanc­ more females and minorities in equal opportunity employment HRC chairman. “It’s fruitless to have been referred to Parry, who countries — Australia, the Ba­ tions against South Africa, but town government jobs over the and not affirmative action. set goals unless you’re willing to will review them before the next hamas, Canada, India, Zambia both are landlocked^and depend 1 can (15-1/2 ounces) or 2 cans (7-1/2 or 7-3/4 ounces each) next five years, and worked Equal opportunity, the group aggressively achieve those goals. ’ ’ subcommittee meeting, scheduled and Zimbabwe — decided on the heavily on South Africa for Alaska salmon, drained and flaked together\with the six citizens to said, is a goal of affirmative “You can set goals,” said Nancy for sometime in September. measures at a London summit 1/4 cup radishes, cut into-stnall matchstick pieces change'vaijious aspects of the plan. trade and transportation links. action. The group contends that Carr, MACC executive director, That recommendation must, be at which Britain agreed only to Colesky said today that levies 3 tablespoons minced green onions “but it’s the policy behind those approved by the full HRC before it limited sanctions. of 3 percent to 100 percent had 2 tablespoons chopped dill pickle goals that you use to implement goes to the town Board of Directors The pro-government South them." taken effect Monday on imports 2 tablespoons each mayonnaise and D^jon mustard HRC unit increases for final consideration. African Broadcasting Corp. to­ to Zambia, but said the levies 1 teaspoon dill pickle juice However. Personnel Officer The HRC, an advisory board to day said Western nations that were instituted because of cus­ Linda Parry, who has worked on 1/8 teaspoon cracked black pepper the Board of Directors, originally support anti-apartheid sanc­ toms fraud, not because of 8 slices thick slice rye bread, buttered the many drafts of the plan, said approved this plan, but sent it back tions are hypocrites, and a Zambia’s stance on sanctions. 5-year hiring goais she had “a problem” with any to subcommittee after public senti­ commentary distributed by the He said the levies were Leafy lettuce or alfalfa sprouts A written statement in tbe plan that ment raised- questions concerning government called the mea­ refundable once the imports would make it appear there was an some of its provisions. sures racist. reach the country of destination Combine salmon, radishes, green onions, pickle, mayonnaise, By John F. Kirch “This is the ultimate goal ^ to automatic procedure to hire mi­ The plan, if adopted by the Under apartheid. South Afri­ and would be imposed on goods mustard, pickle juice and pepper; mix well. Spread mixture on 4 slices Herald Reporter become fully utilized. We may norities and females in town jobs. directors, would replace a 1976 ca’s 24 million blacks have no of any country linked to customs rye bread; top with lettuce and/or sprouts. Place remaining bread never reach it. but that’s where we She said that department super­ affirmative action policy that has vote in national affairs. The 5 fraud. visors, although aware of affirma­ on top. Cut each sandwich in half and pack in Ziploc® sandwich bags. A subcommittee of tbe Human want to go," Osella said; been sharply criticized in the past. Makes 4 sandwiches. Relations Commission Tuesday Thomas Stringfellow, subcom­ night substantially increased the mittee chairman, said the town five-year hiring goals included in needs to have cooperation “from U the town’s proposed affirmative the top down” in order to hire more action plan. women and minorities in town Creamy Grape & Yogurt Salad The subcommittee, which met in jobs. the Lincoln Center conference The subcommittee’s recommen­ room, set a new goal of hiring 35 dations will go before the full HRC minority-group members and 18 in the fall. women in town government jobs 1/2 cup vanilla-flavored yogurt over the next five years. The new goals were calculated 2-3 teaspoons minced candied ginger Under the old plan, the town from labor market statistics of the 2 cups red and green grapes, seeded if necessary sought to hire 14 minorities and entire Hartford metropolitan area, 1 can (11 ounces) Mandarin oranges, drained G which comprises all of Hartford 1 pear*, pared, cored and sliced four women by January 1991. The County and parts of surrounding goals had come under sharp counties. The goals try to close the criticism by some member's of the gap between the percentage of Combine yogurt and ginger; let stand 30 minutes. Combine all fruits; public who said they were not minorities and women available in gently stir in yogurt mixture. F^ck individual portions in Ziplod* sand­ aggressive enough. The town had wich bags. Makes 4 to 6 servings. said that the old goals were the labor market and the percen­ realistic because they were based tage currently working for the on the number of people available town. "One can (16 ounces) pears, drained and cut into chunks can be in tbe labor market and the For example, females make up substituted. estimated number of jobs that 33 percent of the Hartford labor would be open during tbe next five market available to the town for years. technicial positions, such as a Although the. new figures are computer programmers. How­ have a large selection of W as^«, much higher, committee members ever. only 19 percent of the town’s Salman Rice Salad cautioned that these were goals — technical positions are filled by EVERYTHING MUST not quotas — and might not be •women. Therefore, according to BE SOLDI reached. Because the public had the plan. Manchester needs to hire models from our inventory... All B and N ^ .^ r e _ devise the new goals, town officials eight additional females to close name appliances at 9«at barsains! So hurry and SaveJ^tve^Saye PRICES GO INTO EFFECT TODAYI SAVEI 1 can (7-1/2 or 7-3/4 ounces) Alaska salmon a.sked not to be criticized should that gap. FOR YOUR DEAl. . . . SEE US NOWI WHILE THEY L>8TI 1/3 cup uncooked rice the town fall short on some of those Under the new plan, the five- MANY ITEMS — MOS 1-1/2 teaspoons curry powder goals. year goal for this job category [DON'T MISS THIS SALEI IN-CRATE ' BUT MANY FLOOR 1 tablespoon vegetable oil “If the openings don’t come or becomes eight. The one-year goal MODELS & LIMITED QUANTITY VWiter the candidates don’t come for­ has not yet been set. ITEMS — SO, HURRY IN 3 tablespoons sliced olives ward. we may miss the one-year The old plan had set a five-year AND SAVE' SAVE' SAVE! 2 tablespoons each minced green onions and parsley goal.” said subcommittee member goal of hiring only one woman over 1/4 cup dairy sour cream or plain yogurt Ronald Osella. “We may miss the the next five years in technical 1 tablespoon mayonnaise five-year goal. positions. 2 teaspoons lemon juice 1 /2 teaspoon grated lemon peel r r o i & i s j Salt to taste 1 each green and red pepper, seeded and quartered Obituaries END OF SEASON vertically CLEARANCE 1 cucumber, quartered vertically, seeded and pared if desired and cut into 3-inch lengths Margaret Russell 6 Joan Tefft Lettuce leaves Margaret (Carey) Russell. 69. of Joan B. Tefft.■ 52. a former 8 Ridgewood St., died Monday at Manchester resident and the wife Drain salmon reserving liquid; flake. Sautd rice and curry powder Manchester Memorial Hospital. of Dr. Robert J. Tefft. died Monday IN-STOCK in hot oil about 2 minutes or until rice turns opaque. Add water to She was the widow of Robert at home in Rumford. R.I. ■ reserved salmon liquid to equal 1 cup. Add to rice; bring mixture to Russell. She also is survived by a MODELS REDUCED boil. Reduce heat, cover and simmer about 20 minutes or until all Born in Pennsylvania on Dec. 2. daughter. Deborah Tefft and a son. 1916. she had been a resident of liquid is absorbed. Remove mixture to laige bowl. Add salmon, olives, Robert Tefft. both at home: and a TO COST! green onions, parsley and sour cream, mayonnaise, lemon juice and Manchester for many years. She brother. George W. Beauregard of was a member of the Presbyterian Manchester. HURRY^.. lemon peel; mix well. Salt to taste. Refrigerate at least I hour. Serve Church of Manchester. The funeral and burial will be WHILE THEY LAST! with peppers and cucumber to scoop salad or wrap salad in lettuce. She is survived by a close friend. Thursday in East Providence. R.I. m Makes 4 servings. Doris C. Glidden of Manchester fY The funeral will be Saturday at 10 a.m. at the Presbyterian Church Annie Johnston' of Manchester. 43 Spruce St. Burial Annie (Tedford) Johnston. 92. will be in the East Cemetery. formerly of Case Drive, died today Quick Grape Tarti There are no calling hours. at a Manchester convalescent Holmes Funeral Home has charge home. She wasthewidow of Joseph ^ IS PRIC.E §!:^§-=5-- of arrangements. H. Johnston. Memorial donations may be Born in Manchester. Aug. 18. Blue skies and warm breezes are perfect encouragements to gather family and friends together in outdoor activities. Plan Pastry"' made to the Presbyterian Church 1893. she was a lifelong resident. a picnic along with some physical activity, and you’ll create a winning combination of diet and exercise that will appeal 4-1/2 teaspoons sugar of Manchester. . She was a member of St. Mary’s to everyone. 1-1/2 teaspoons flour Episcopal Church, and past presi­ EVERY 1/4 teaspoon ground cinnamon Josephine Polk dent and member of the church’s guild She was a member of the Long bike rides in the neighborhood or nature hikes in the park offer both a change of scenery and good exercise. In 3/4 to 1 pound red grapes, seeded if necessary t Josephine (Grant) Polk. 87. of Episcopal Church Women at the VIDEO CASSETTE addition to increasing blood circulation and strengthening muscles, bike riding and brisk walks bum several hundreds 2 to 3 teaspoons butter or margarine Glastonbury, died today at Man­ church, and a former chaplain and 2 to 3 tablespoons chopped pistachios or almonds chester Memorial Hospital She member of the Manchester RECORDER of calories. An hour-long walk at a good pace for 2.5 iniles bums about 200 cdories, while an hour-long bike ride for was fhe wife of William S. Polk. Grange. She was a past mistress of 5.5 miles bums 210 calories! Press 2 to 3 teaspoons pastry into each of 12 (2-1 /2-inches) tart pans. Born in Monroe Country. Tenn.. the Daughters of Liberty Chapter REDUCED Dec. 18. 1898. she had been a 125. and past supreme grand Combine sugar, flour and cinnamon; spoon about I /2 teaspoon of resident of Glastonbury since 1969 mistress of the Daughters of Activity and warm weather build appetites for cool, refreshing meals. Pack a picnic lunch for a light meal on the grass mixture into each tart pan. Fill each with 3 to 6 grapes and top with She was a member of South United Liberty of the USA MANY AT COST to refuel after your summer fun. about I /8 teaspoon butter and about 112 teaspoon pistachios. Place Methodist Church. tarts on cookie tray for ease of handling and bake at 375° F. about Besides her husband, she is She is survived by two daugh­ 20 minutes or until filling bubbles and pa.stry is golden. Makes 12 tarts. survived by three sons. Donald H. ters. Mrs. Frank (Dorothy) Wohl­ HURRY....WHILE THEY LAST! Fresh seasonal fmits and vegetables are at their best in taste, color and availability, and in price. Combine freshly picked gemuth and Mrs Russell (Jean) Polk of Glastonbury. William G. Califoifiia grapes with oranges and apples to provide a simple yet satisfying fmit salad rich both in color and natural Pastry: Combine 1 cup flour, 1 /3 cup butter or margarine and 2 Polk of Reno, Nev., and Robert G. Mathiason. both of Manchester: 9 Polk of Toney. Ala.: one daughter. two sisters. Evelyn Kennedy of 6E 181b. Heavy Duty Washer * 2 9 9 “ vitamins. Fmit salad is also easy to prepare and helps to avoid hours in a hot jdtehen. tablesptKins sugar; gently rub between fingers until mixture Elizabeth Polk of Glastonbury: Wallingford and Mildred MeSwee- holds together. Makes pa.stry for 12 (2-1 /2-inches) tart pans. one grandson: one great- gan of Old Saybrook: seven • 2 3 7 r grandchildren: and 10 great­ Whirlpeol 181b. Dryer grandson: and several nieces and For a change, try nutritious and delicately flavorful Alaska canned ^ m o n in a hearty sandwich with curly lettuce trim­ nephews. grandchildren. GE 18 cubic ft. Frost Free Refrigerator »488«» Calling hours are Thursday from The funeral will be Friday at 1:30 mings. Just pop your light meal in a sandwich bag and enjoy your activities knowing the freshness is safely sealed in 7 to 9 p.m.. with a funeral at 8:.30 p.m. at St. Mary’s Episcopal Freezer Special - 5 cubic ft. * 1 7 9 ^ your zipper-top bags. "•Packaged pastry for single crust pie can be substituted. p.m. at Holmes Funeral Home. 400 Church. Burial will be in the East Main St. Burial will be in Clark’s Cemetery. Calling hours are Grove Cemetery. Maryville. Tenn Thursday from 7 to 9 p.m. at ____ -— ------Upright Freezer - 560 lb. capacity *368** Additional fresh fmit such as bunches of red, green or blue/black grapes or simple but elegant grape tarts (not shown) Watkins Funeral Home. 142 E. are good choices for an upbeat dessert. Center St. “ PHI OR TV I **®"B® *296** June Marie Sel^rie Memorial donations may be June Marie (Higgins) Searle. .35. made to the organ fund at St. A of Willington. died Tuesday in Mary’s Church. ^(°ftSHEPI J HUBBY,..WHILE THEY lASTI Suggestions For Brown Bag Diners Massachusetts General Hospital. ■ Pack separate sandwich bags of garnishes such Boston. She was the sister of Here are some tips for toting portable meals: ■ For variety, use salad dressing such as Thousand Island or as lettuce, tomato and green pepper slices, and celery sticks. .Salad Cheryl Mrosek of Bolton. greens slay especially crisp if first wrapped in a damp paper towel. 6 She also is survived by a In Memoriam , Bacteria thrives in the range of 40 to 125° F. A perishable bag Creamy Garlic to make excellent spreads for sandwiches. Or, use daughter. Amy Lee Searle of SAVE NOW ON AMERICAS TOP NAME BRANDS meal shouldn’t be in this temperature zone without refrigeration canned seafood such as salmon that can be used straight from Willington: her njcther. Jean In loving memory of Dorothy for more than two or three hours, including preparation time. the can. ■ Save money by purchasing large containers of chips, ctxikics O’Donnell (Thasse orSouth Wind­ Sullivan, who passed away August V and other snack items. Ptirtion-pack them in sandwich bags and sor: another sister. Debra Gallo of 6th, 1982. ■ Keep foods cold by packing them into bags, baskets or boxes Spread butter, margarine or mayonnaise right up to the edges seal tightly to preserve freshness. South Windsor: three nephews: Many years have passed since along with a chilled can of juice, frozen sandwiches or cookies. on both slices of bread to prevent sandwich fillings from seeping through and jellies and jams from “weeping.” Pack fragile items such as fruit, potato chips or cookies into and two nieces. that sad day, when the one I loved Frozen items will thaw in time for lunch. Or, seal ice cubes in a recloseable bags, with a cushion of air before sealing bag. The funeral will be Thursday at 9 was taken away. Friends may zippier-top bag; pack along with your meal. a m at the Samsel Funeral Home. think that I have forgotten, when at 419 Buckland Road. South Wind­ times they see me smile. Little do sor. with a mass of (Christian burial they know the heartache I hide in­ at 10 a.m. at St. Jude Church, side. Time goes by and memories Willington. Burial will be in stay as dear and near as yester­ Wapping Cemetery, South Wind­ day. Deep in my heart you are with sor. Calling hours are tonight from me yet, I love you too much to ever 7 to 9. forget., Memorial donations may be made to St. Jude Church. Old Love, Farms Raod. Willington. Husband, Almet

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Microwave at high for 3 to 5 and onions in a 2-cup glass of broiler pan about the same distance from the coating of crumbs, cereal, or a o|er and microwave on high for 7 school district have it. To help make this possible. with the cash-register receipt with the purchase Inflatable World Globe. Send the front panel from stuffing into cavity of a chicken. Preheat 10-inch browning dish at minutes, or until thickened, stir­ measure. Cover and microwave on heat. Turn every 10 minutes, for 30dr 40 minutes. prepared coating mix for smaller minutes. Push chicken pieces Texize is offering a tie-in with the nation’s price circled. This offer is not good on triai size. Maximum Strength Panadol, Children’s Panadol Place chicken breast side down on high for 5 minutes or according to^ ring twice during cooking, Set high for 3 miiiutes..Set aside. Baste generously with the spicy sauce for pieces. toward center of dish and surround supermarkets and mass-merchandizing stores. These Expires Sept. 30. 1986. or Panadol Jr.. along with your name and address a roasting rack. manufacturer’s directions. aside. Place chicken and steak mixture another 10 minutes of cooking- Serve with Today’s column will include with peach slices. Sprinkle parsley retailers will be able to name the school-district RIOPAN $1 Refund Offer. Send the required and a note marked "Panadol Free World Globe In a custard cup, melt butter at Quickly add chicken, marinade, Combine artichoke hearts, in a 10-inch square dish. Cover and remaining sauce. Serves four. recipes for whole chicken, as well over all; cover and microwave on recipients of the NCPC McGruff curriculum, based on refund form and the safety-sealed neck band Offer.” This offer has no expiration date. high for 'A to V< minutes. Stir in green pepper and almonds. Stir cheese and bread crumbs in a microwave on high for 4 minutes, as chicken pieces. Several differ­ high for 5 minutes. Garnish with Texize products that are purchased during August ent preparation methods are given bouquet sauce. Brush chicken with briskly until sizzling slows. Mix in small bowl. Place Vt of the mixture stirring once. Combine Vt cup green grapes. Yields 4 servings. Your Neighbor's Kitchen Consumers should be wary Cooking consumes couple’s life of family history promises

By Susan Vaughn The Shelnutts are new to Connec­ plate and place chicken breast on Cucumber salad with ^ If you are a ble sources of information. Herald Reporter ticut. having moved from Atlanta. top. descendant of Unfortunately, in a growing Ga.. Ron’s hometown, to New grapefruit vinaigrette immigrants to number of cases, according to the Ron and Meredith Shelnutt’s life Milford two years ago to run a Strawberry feuillette 2 English cucumbers th e United Council of Better Business Bu­ together can be summed up in a restaurant there. When that did not Juice of one pink grapefruit with vanilla custard States during reaus, some publishers of biogra­ nutshell, she. said. "W e met in a work out, Ron worked briefly at the Grated rind of one-half grape­ this or the past 1 pint strawberries, sliced Sylvia phical directories overstate their restaurant, we were married in a Parson’s Daughter in Glastonbury fruit century, you 2 sheets frozen puff pastry claims or mislead you. restaurant and we work together in before both received offers from Juice of one-half lemon must have felt a ' Vt cup granulated sugar Pitches often are conducted over a restaurant." the Congress. 2 tablespoons white vinegar special enthusi­ Porter Vt pint whipped cream, swee­ the phone or by direct mail. You Ron said he enjoys the freedom Vt cup olive oil asm during the The young couple, who live on tened to taste will frequently be asked for now to do almost anything he Salt and fresh ground black recent Fourth Delmont Street, have spent half I egg yolk, whisked prepayment of a membership fee wants at the Congress, after pepper to taste of July and 1 t their lives in the kitchens and Confectioner’s sugar or an order for copies of the receiving classical French cooking Fresh dill Statue of Lib­ dining rooms of restaurants. Their Lay pastry on dry surface; brush directory, which itself may be of training under Swiss. German and Peel the cucumbers, slice thin. erty festivities. It was entirely current restaurant stint is at the with egg. Sprinkle with granulated pealed the decision and the matter dubious worth. French chefs in Atlanta. The In a bowl, combine the grapefruit nornOal and widely shared. And new Congress Rotisserie on Maple sugar. Place second sheet of is still pending. Don’t be fooled by a common Congress features what he called juice and rind, lemon juice, two different kinds of businesses Avenue in Hartford, where Ron is pastry on top. Brush with egg and Other companies, however, are trick; dis;nay of a preassigned “ the new American cooking.” vinegar, olive oil and spices. Toss are ready to share and take executive chef and Meredith is sprinkle with sugar. Cut pastry involved in selling books to entice Library of Congress catalog card consisting of the freshest seasonal with cucumber before serving. advantage of your renewed dining room manager. into rectangle and bake in 450- you. Be wary of any solicitations number. ingredients. Garnish with fresh dill. enthusiasm; that promise comprehensive infor­ They each spend about 60 hours a degree oven until pastry rises and This number does not cotivey His cooking philosophy is sim­ mation about your family. You week working at the new restau­ is evenly browned. Remove from The first sells so-called family any endorsement by the libtary; ple; "Buy the best ingredients, actually can do a lot of the research rant, but on their one day off this Chicken pecan oven and let cool. histories; the other markets bio­ rather, it merely indicates thm the handle them properly and use your yourself. To start; week they cooked up some of their graphical directories and invites publisher has applied to The natural skills as a chef. You don’t with mustard sauce Library of Congress to catalog the personal sjaecialties for the Your you to participate. • Obtain a brochure. "Sugges­ have to use heavy sauces to be- Vanilla custard book in its system. Neighbor’s Kitchen column in 4 chicken breasts, slightly You may have received direct tions for Beginners in Geneaiogy,” good.” 1 cup heavy cream If you are tempted to respond to their home kitchen. pounded mail offers for a book or books that by sending a self-addressed, Ron received his cooking train­ 3 egg yolks this kind of solicitation, follow u ' "W e seldom cook at home, so I cup course chopped pecans promise to detail your family’s stamped business-size envelope to ing on the job, while Meredith these guidelines to determine the when we do. we make things that 4 tablespoons coarse-ground pre­ Vt cup sugar history. If so, you can wager that the National Geneaiogical'Society, attended the Culinary Institute in pared mustard Small piece of vanilla bean directory’s validity; are fast,” said Ron as he sauteed a Hyde Park. N Y. The couple your name and address came from 4527 17th St., North Arlington, Va. chicken breast and popped it in the Flour In a bowl, whisk yolks and sugar a computer scan of phone books 22207. • Review the selection process it switched roles as she went to until smooth. Bring cream and uses in choosing individuals. oven. Lightly pound chicken breasts, and that the volume in question • Request "Genealogical Re­ school for cooking and ended up in • Ask whether your bio will be "The biggest problem at home is season with salt and pepper, vanilla to boil. Slowly pour cream may have little or nothing to do cords in the National Archives.” management, while he had in­ included if you don’t pay. the \ ^ that nothing is big enough.” said dredge in flour. Brush with mus­ onto egg and sugar mixture while with our ancestors. from the National Archives and tended to manage, but ended up whisking. Return to heat and stir membership fee or order a copy of Meredith, holding up a regular- tard and lightly coat one side with Records Administration, Pubiica- par|^ Bee' ^ cooking. constantly until custard will coat One woman I know recently the book. size casserole dish. 'The couple is pecans. Saute chjcken. pecan side tion Saies Branch, Washington. As dining room manager at the down, in clarified butter until the back of a spoon. Remove from received one of these letters. The • Research the publisher. Is this not atu used to large dishes, utensils, D.C. 20408. Congress, Meredith oversees ev­ promotional brochure promised a “ special” or "first-time” II counter space and the refrigerator lightly browned, turn and brown. heat. Place over bowl of ice and ery plate that comes out of the fascinating information about oth­ • Ask for a list of people who will edition? Meredith and Ron Shelnutt prepare a fancy, but easy —- all in stainless steel — in the Transfer to platter and finish whisk until cooled. kitchen, often sending them back ers with her surname, the family research, for a fee, your family And most important, what do summer dessert, strawberry feuillette with vanilla many restaurants where they have baking in 350-degree oven for 10 To assemble feuillette, slice ■ Giea'.°^ even if there is even one too many coat-of-arms, similar details, tree, from the Board for Certifica­ your local research librarians tell worked. minutes. each rectangle of pastry to form custard sauce, in their Delmont Street kitchen. crackers. "She’s tough. The guys top and bottom. Spread bottom along with a list of others around tion of Genealogists. P.O. Box you about this publication? in the kitchen hate her,” said Ron. Mustard sauce layer with whipped cream and the country with the same name. 19165, Washington. D C. 20036. ("Sylvia Porter’s New Money Ron admires Meredith’s ability layer of sliced berries, more She resisted the lure, knowing Say. though, that instead of Book for the 80s.” 1.328 pages of to make a plate look attractive. 1 cup sour cream cream and final layer -of sliced that her last name ws the result of receiving mailings that focus on down-to-earth advice on personal About Town "She’s the artist,” he said. 4 tablespoons mustard berries. Spoon vanilla custard onto imrhigration officials who couldn’t your fam ily’s past, you get invita­ money management, is available "Contrast of color is important, Combine sour cream and mus­ plate. Place bottom half of pastry cope with a complicated Russian tions to disclose your own through her column. Send $9.95 as well as texture and simplicity. tard in saucepan and cook over low onto plate, position top at an angle. surname. How could it be her accomplishments. plus $1 for mailing and handling to You lose it if you do too much,” she heat until warm. Do not boil or Sprinkle with Jconfectioner’s fam ily’s history? You’ve probably heard of some "Sylvia Porter’s New Money Book ScancUa Lodge has potiuck Lehigh holds picnic at Wickham said. sauce will curdle. Spoon sauce onttf sugar. The courts have acted against at of the useful, and prestigious, for the 80s,” in care of The Although Meredith does not do least one such firm and issued an official directories that list people Manchester Herald. P.O. Box Scandia Lodge 23. Vasa Orderof America, will have The Connecticut Valley Lehigh University Alumni too much cooking any more at the order that would forbid payment of in public' life or in various profes­ 419150, Kansas City. Mo. 64141. a potiuck Thursday at 6; 30 p.m. at the home of Mr. and Club will have a send-off picnicSunday at 3 p.m. at the restaurant, many of her recipes Vertical roaster Is easy any postal money order to this sions and organizations. These Make checks payable to Andrews. Mrs. Lennart Torstenson of 33 Coburn Road. pavilion in Wickham Park for students who will enter are on the menu, such as "M ere­ company. The company has ap­ legitimate directories are invalua-. McMeel & Parker.) Members may bring a lawn chair. In case of rain, the the university as freshmen this fall. Besides the dith’s Mousse,” a GrancTMarnier Today more American families inside out and the outside in. This picnic will be held at Emanuel Lutheran Church. freshmen, their parents, Lehigh alumni, undergradu­ creation she will not reveal. are choosing to serve duckling in helps seal in the natural juices and ates and their guests are invited. William H. Schoner The Shelnutts have also started a their homes more than ever the vertical method results in a of Windsor is president of the club. The university is in limited catering business out of before. With the busy schedules crisp skin and surer rendering of Bethlehem. Pa. Neighborcare registers children their home in their spare time. these families have any item that fat. In addition to reducing cooking C o lle g e Notes pv.q' In the rest of their spare time, The Nutmeg Branch YWCA Neighborcare program can save time and make the time by one-third to one-half, it is they eat at other restaurants to get is registering children in grades 1 to 6 for the coming Musicians fiddle at band shell preparation of duckling simpler also easy to clean and gives great ideas for their own. school year. The program is held at Keeney. Buckley would be welcome. That is exactly results. University honors residents Bristol Old Tyme Fiddlers Club will play familiar The following recipes, all Mere­ and Waddell schools from 7:05 a m. to the start of what the vertical duckling roaster The vertical duckling roaster is Valerie Boutfard Johnston of 89 Broad St. and tunes Saturday at 7 p.m. at the Manchester dith’s creations with some modifi­ school and from theendof tfi1b school session until 5:30 can do for duckling lovers. not only great for cooking, but Steven C. Manchuga, son of Mr. and Mrs. Edward Bicentennial Band Shell. General Oil Co. will sponsor cations by Ron, will make a light p.m. The program offers recreation, crafts and sports When duckling is cooked on the makes an excellent presentation Manchuga of 55 Hamilton Drive, were among honor the free event. Those attending may bring chairs. summer meal and the professional activities. For more infornmtion. call the YWCA. vertical duckling roaster it allows for carving and serving the fin­ students who received bachelor’s degrees at the cooks insist they are easy. 647-1437. the duckling to cook from the ished product. University of Connecticut. Both were in the honors The YWCA also is seeking donations of toys, books College auditions for pew plays program and completed enhanced academic courses including independent study and advanced work. and records for young children. Donations may be Auditions for two prize-winning plays written by brought to the Y office at 78 N. Main St . weekdays Manchester Community College students will be held from 9 a.m. to 4; 30 p.m. Tuesday and Aug. 1^ from 7 to 9:30 p.m.. and Aug. 16 Smith earns mathematics degree \ from 1 to 4 p.m.. in the east campus auditorium. The caf'B Barry Smith, son of Mr. and Mrs. Robert j. Smith of plays were winners in the third annual contest in the Craftsmen sought for fair college’s playwriting course taught by professor 43 Harvard Road, earned a, bachelor’s degree in mathematics from Yale University in New Haven. He St. James Home and School Association has space Lawrence Willard. “ There Comes a Time” was written by Darlene will start his graduate studies in applied mathematics available for craftsmen for its second annual Country hodtand at New York University in the fall. LaBqnte of Hartford and “ In the Mood” was written Potpourri Craft Fair and Teddy Bear celebration GARDENS by Dean Fiora of Manchester. Nov. 1 at the school. Applications may be obtained For more information, call 646-7381. from Anne Monteiro. 20 Westfield St. Eastern Connecticut iists Piccin 3 ' Robert PIccIn. son of Dr. and Mrs. James Piccin of IChrysaiithemums 504 Hilliard St., has been named to the dean’s list at Eastern Connecticut State University, where he has [all labeled for color — in bud & bloom NOW Valerie Johnston Steven C. Manchuga been studying economics. Menus IPLANT NOW FOB EARLY COLOR large pats FILL IN THOSE BARE SPOTS IN THE GARDEN ^4/ $ 1 Q w Raspberry tarts airy and yummy •jcompote. Senior citizens carrots, green beans. Ham salad Thursday: Vegetable soup, Like a cloud with a raspberry 1 tablespoon quick-cooking minutes. Cover and chill. Turn sandwich, grapes, milk. LANDSCAPING SPECIALS The following meals will bP stuffed shells with Italian sauce, lining, this dessert piles a puff of tapioca chilled berry mixture into cool Tuesday: Roast beef with gravy, FOLIAGE PLANTS served at Mayfair Gardens and peas, garden salad. Italian bread, Burning Bush - Blue Spirea - wh^ped cream between layers of IVt cups fresh or frozen unswee­ pastry shell. Beat cream with the 2 baked potato, mixed vegetables, Wftsthill Gardens the week of Aug. fresh fruit. Japanese Yews 18" - Spreading raspberries and tops it all with airy tened raspberries, crushed tablespoons sugar until soft peaks salad, cake, Turkey salad sand­ Vee 11 through 15 to M.anchester Friday: Cranberry juice, roast Juniper - Japanese Holly - Dou­ meringue. A brief trip under the One 9-inch baked pastry shell form. Spread over berry mixture. wich, pears, milk. Shefflera residents who are 60 or older; turkey with gravy, candied sweet ble Yellow Kerria broiler browns the meringue with­ 1 cup whipping, cream Arrange fresh berries over cream layer. Monday: Tomato juice, frank­ potatoes. broccofir'Normandy, rye Wednesday: Baked chicken with Hibiscus $ 1 4 7 5 - Gold & Silver out heating the berries-and-cream 2 tablespoons sugar gravy, cranberry sauce, whipped For meringue, beat egg whites furters. baked beans, coleslaw, bread, rocky road pudding. Evonymous fiiling. 2 cups fresh raspberries, halved potatoes, spinach, salad, cookies. Raspberries are fragile, so use 3 CM whites until frothy;^gradually add pow­ pears. ,. Oleander 4-5 F>et2 ^ 6/«48« Tuesday: Cheese soup, cold Meals on Wheels Tuna salad sandwich, apple, milk. them within three days of pur- Vt cup sifted powdered sugar dered sugar, beating until stiff sliced ham, potato salad, three- Thursday: Baked meat loaf with ' chase. Rinse them with cold water peaks form. Spread atop pie. The following meals are to be In a saucepan combine the >/4 cup Sealing to edge of pastry. Broil 3 to bean-salad. rye bread, pineapple gravy, whipped potatoes,,broccoli. Complete selection of House & foliage Plants, Bird 168 WOOdland St., Manchester just before serving but do not allow and mandarin oranges. served to Meals on Wheels clients Chicken salad sandwich, apple­ I them to .stand in water. sugar and tapioca; stir in crushed 4 inches from the heat for 1 to 2 Feeders, Bird Food, Seed, Soils, Pottery, Plant) O o e n D o llV ^ ^ berries. Let stbnd 15 minutes. Cook minutes, ^ r v e at once so filling is Wednesday: Apple juice, meat tjie week of Aug. 11 through 15. The sauce. milk. Food, Driled Materials, Craft Books and Garden-) ^ RatplMiry tart loaf with mushroom gravy, wheat hot noon meal is listed first and the Friday: Manicotti, zucchini, Ing Books, Special Tools, Shrubs and Trees I ® O n i-6 :3 0 pm wHO OH f H and stir until "ihixture boHs. cold, meringue is warm. Makes 8 bread. Cheddar-topped potato, cool evening meal, second. wax beans, salad, cake. Egg salad Vt cup sugar Remove from heat; let stand 20 servinc* stewed tomatoes, plum and cherry Monday: American chop suey. sandwich, sliced pineapple, milk. H — MANCHESTER HERALD. Wednesday, Aug. 6, 1986 M ANCHESTER HERALD. Wednesday, Aug|^g( 1986 — 15 Advice Wednesday SPORTS

5:00PM [ESPN] Horse Show Jump- Equal time given to smokers ' Ing: Spruce Meedows Chrysler Classic CHRISTOPHER 5:30PM [ESPN] Down the Stretch AL roundup J r [T M C ] MOVIE: ’T o ^ Song' A musical COLUMBUS comedy star's friendlir^ess to her public is tempered by a hard and bitter personal life. Joan Crawford, Michael Wilding, Gig Qabriel Byrne plays the title who defied the cancer odds Young. 1953. role of Christopher Colum­ 6:00PM CD C£ (g) ® News bus, the Genoa-born seaman Boyd can’t halt Bosox skid (3D Three's Company " who sailed west to find Asia DEAR repeated my admonition: "If it C£ Hart to Hart and discovered America In­ ABBY: You re­ could happen once, it could happen By Ben Walker (S) Gimme a Break' stead, in “Christopher Co­ Cleveland. 6-5 and 11-9. Traber homered into the right- runs, George Bell added a soloshot cently listed a g ain." The Associated Press some famous (3) Knot's Landing lumbus.” Part I of the mlnl- Dotson, 8-12, and Nelson, whogot field bleachers after Jose Guzman. and Rick Leach hit a three-run Recently I received this letter; his third save, combined to pitch hom er people who died ® Bosom Buddies serles airs WEDNESDAY, 8-11. gave up two walks, an RBI The Boston Red Sox were hoping Chicago’s second straight three- from lung Dear Abby (S ) Doctor Who AUGUST 6. single to Cal Ripken and Jim DEAR ABBY: I am the mother Dennis "Oil Can” Boyd could give hitter against Boston,Dotson, who cancer as a re­ ® ) Quincy Dwyer’s sacrifife fly. Sheets fol­ tv of the child who died as a result of a CHECK LISTINGS FOR EXACT TIME them a quick lift, the same thing had lost his previous five decisions, A't 10, Mar1n«r« 4 sult of smoking. Abigail Van Buren (41) Reporter 41 lowed with his 12th homer, finish­ freak accident in his high chair. that Jim Traber is doing for the did not give up a hit until Tony ing Guzman. Dave Kingm an hit two solo home Smoking also (S) MacNail-Lahrar Nawshour Abby, my baby did not "wiggle Baltimore Orioles. Armas homered leading off the ”I wouldn’t say I’m amazed ... runs. Jose Canseco powered a kills in other (61) Bewitched himself down and hang himself on Boyd pitched well Tuesday night sixth. I’m just overjoyed at w hat’s going three-run homer and Mickey Tet- ways — em phy­ [D IS ] MOVIE: ’Shaggy D.A.’ A young the strap." The strap that went but lost to the Chicago White Sox Fisk hit a two-run homer in the on,” Traber Said. “I didn’t expect tleton added an ir,iide the-park sema and heart lawyer runnirtg for district attorney is able 3-1. At the same time, Traber was damage, for between his legs to hold him up had ’ to expose corruption when he becomes a fifth and Baines connected with to do what I have been doing.” shot as Oakland beat Seattle hitting a two-run homer that led exam ple broken, causing the child to slip shaggy sheep dog. Dean Jones, Tim Con­ two outs in th'e eighth. ' i Angels 13, Twins 1 Kingman went l-f

MANCHESTER HERALD, Wednesday. Aug. 6, 1986 — 17 SCOREBOARD M cEnroe NL roundup ■

SoftbaU Baseball ExpM3.PiratatO m ediocre MONTREAL PITTSBUROH . Astros plug up leak irhM o b r h U : WJhnen 1b 5000 Orsulok rf 4 0 146 ’A’ Cantral Amarlean Laagua atandliiga WallochSb 0000 Bonds cf 4000 in return RHwSb 3 0 10 Rw2b 4 000 By The Associated Press Bass and Jose Cruz added three Carlton, however, left in the Harpo's snuck Into the Town 'A' Rerineslf 5 120 Bream 1b 4 0 O IL apiece. fourth inning, having given up Tournament by squeaking post B A G- ■ostoivlslen Dawson rf 40 11 RRevkNIf 4000 By Bob Greene The leak was stopped., and the Bob Knepper started for Hous­ Lounge, 11-10, Tuesday night at Fitzge­ W L Pet. GB Webiteref 4 110 TPenac 30 10' Tihe Associated Press —^ seven runs on seven hits, three rald Field. Horpo's, which finished Boston 61 44 .581 Low 3b 2 110 Morrlin3b 3 0 10 Houston Astros were happy they ton. but reliever Aurelio Lopez got walks, a wild pitch and a balk. fourth In the 'A' Central, cracked 19 Baltimore 39 47 .557 2>/i 1 Rivera ss 1000 Kholltass 2 0 0.0 didn’t have to listen to the dripping the victory. Still. Knepper has not hits. Including three each by Pete Oenz New York 51 50 .537 Nieto c 4000 UWshtnse 1000 JSTRATTON MOUNTAIN, Vt. - artjltimore. lost a game since July 9. and Brian Moran. Bill Zwick, Paul Detroit 57 SO .533 5 DMortlzp 4000 Bleleckip 2 0 1 O' Returning to the game after a Expos 3, Pirates 0 Plocros, JackV^fgloney and Joe Rug­ Cleveland 55 51 .519 6>/i S'- 0^' (Tuontap 0000 Denny Waliing hit two home giero (Ktded two apiece. For BAG, Toronto 56 52 .519 t'/a ♦ ,, A Bonilla^ 1000 8^'i-imposed hiatus, John McEn­ runs, and Billy Hatcher added a Braves 3, Padres 2 Dennis Martinez pitched a four- John Williams walloped two home runs Milwaukee 52 53 .495 9 > ‘I- CImnNp 0000 roe today continues his bid to Z * TotaN 31 3 8 1 TetaN grand slam as Houston scored nine Cliff Speck won his first major hitter for his first shutout in more for five RBIs. Doug Geauelle contrib­ WMt Division a848 return to the top of the tennis than a year. In fact. Martinez, uted three hita, while Lorry War- Californio 57 49 .538 world. runs in the final two innings to stop league game in an emergency shavsky and John Socha chipped In Texas 55 52 J14 7'/i the Los Angeles Dodgers’ eight- start, and Ed Olwine earned his acquired from Baltimore on June with two each. Chicago 88 57 .457 V /i McEnroe will face one of his Kansas City (Tome Winning RBI — None. game winning streak with a 10-2 first big league save with 3 1-3 16, had not won a garne since last 48 58 .453 9 closest friends in the second round September. ‘A' Waal Seattle 48 60 .444 10 E BleleckI, Khalifa, RRevnoMs, Low. victory Tuesday night. innings of one-hit relief^ Atlanta Minnesota 46 60 .434 11 w DP—Pittsburgh 2. LOB—Montreal 9, of the $315,000 Volvo International The victory avenged a ioss to the held on to win in Sari Diegdi. Andres Martinez didn’t walk a hitter and Oakland 46 63 .422 »rassph 10 0 0 Montreal blanked Pittsburgh 3-0 scored four runs to spoil a had a double to ignite St. Louis’ Calono, who blasted a two-run HR and Argiros, Mike Griffeth. Missing: Elliot Tekulve p 0 0 0 0 a match, his first since Jan. 15. “I and St. Louis defeated Philadel- ■ milestone evening forSan Francis­ four-run fifth inning, and Terry a triple, and Don Case, who added a ieft) Front row: Greg Piiney, Robert Totals n 4 7 4 Totals a 7 9 7 never really got into a flow. But it AP Photo phia 7-4. G Wasser, Brett Desimone, Robert Zim­ co’s Steve Carlton, Pendleton drove in two runs in the double. Jim Murphy, Dan Barry, Wally Rost Divislen felt good being out there.” Moske and Jack McCormick chipped w L Pet. OB Medhurst, Jeff Knowiton. KurtSibrinsz. merman, Doug Harvey. PhHadeiphia n o 8 n 881—4 Walling’s homer came off With his third strikeout of the inning with a double. In with two hits opiece. For Lastrada, New York 49 34 .470 Jason Martel, Shaun Gallagher, Adam StLouls 188 8H 88K—7 ; Today’s opening second-round Pittsburgh second baseman Johnny Ray hops to avoid Dodgers right-hander Bob Welch • game in the third inning. Carlton Forsch had retired nine In a row Bill Sllyer tripled and singled, Lee Montreal 52 50 .510 14'/2 match on the stadium court pitted the siiding Tim Raines of the Expos in their game Glenn Davis then singled off became only the second pitcher to took a four-hitter into the ninth Rodlque doubled and singled, and Philadelphia 52 52 .500 17'/2 E—AAoddux. DP—StLouls 1. LOB— top-seeded Ivan Lendl against George Stebblns singled twice. St. Louts 49 55 .471 20'/i Phllodelphlq 3, StLouls 8. 2B—Schmidt, Tuesday night in Pittsburgh. Raines was out on a fielder’s reliever Ken Howell, and Kevin reach the 4.000-strikeout plateau. before running into trouble, Wor­ Chicogo 44 57 .447 23 Ford, Forsch, Pendleton, Herr. HR— South Africa’s Barry Moir. Al.so Bass broke the tie with a triple Nolan Ryan of Houston is the rell gave up a two-run single by Pittsburgh 42 '40 .412 24>/7 Redus (5). SB—Coleman (74). 6-OSmlth. scheduled to play today were choice to shortstop by Andre Dawson. The Expos won, Bass now has hit in 12 straight Northern west Divislen Tigers 6, Indians 5 Orioles B, Rangers 2 SF-/3 BALTIMORE Cuba 8, Mats 5 4 18 4 5 2 0 Ctannors and No. 5 Tim Mayotte. San Diego 51 55 .401 8'/3 CLEVELAND DETROIT ObrhM ObrhM Hume 63 0 0 1 0 Robertson. Six batters rapped two hits Cincinnati ObrhM ObrhM McDwelcf 3 0 0 0 JBonlll2b (Torman On Tuesday. Lendl defeated apiece for Trash, Including Tom 49 55 .471 9'/i 3 2 00 2 3 2 1 1 NFL camp roundup Atlonto 49 57 .442 10'/2 Bernzrd2b 5 1 3 2 Whltakr2b 4 1 1 0 Fletchr ss 3 0 10 Locy rf 4 2 3 1 NEW YORK Tekulve 1 0 0 0 0 Amos Mansdorf of Israel 6-2, 7-5; Zownir, Jay McConvIlle, Bill Chudzik, Butler cf 4 1 1 0 TrommI ss 2 2 11 Wllkrsnss 1110 Lynncf CHICAOO StLouN Harry Cammeyer, Stu Magdefrau and Tvtfdoy't Games 4 112 ObrhM ObrhM Becker stopped Bud Schultz 6-4, Thrntn ph 1 0 0 0 Gibson rf 3 0 0 1 OBrIen lb 4 1 3 0 Ripken ss 4 111 MWIIsncf 5 2 2 1 Forsch W,11-4 r i 8 4 4 4 1 4 Sports In Brief Jeff Nelson. For Oil Heat, which had 20 Carterlb 3 1 0 0 Grubbdh 2 1 2 0 Incvglla rf 2 0 0 0 Dwyer dh Dernier cf 4000 Worrell 28 1 0 0 1 1 7-6; Connors outlasted Eric Korita hits In defeat, Rick Hortca, Rick Montreal 3, Pittsburgh 0 2 0 12 Teufel 2b 4 2 10 Muphrvef 1113 St. Louis 7, PhllodelAlo 4 MHalllf 30 11Herndnph 0 100 Padorklf V L A l-d Beniqzdh 2 0 0 0 KHmdz 1b 4 1 2 3 Sndbrg 2b Umpires—Home, MeSherry; First, 6-7, 6-3, 7-5, and Mayotte nipped Kelmyk and Ken Ferry clouted three Tablerlb 1 0 0 0 DaEvnsIb 4 113 LAPrsh3b 3 6 1 1 Troberlb 4 10 0 Bonin; Second, Pulll; Third, Pondno. apiece. Mark Tabln, Pete PonzIonI and Atlanta 3, Son Diego 2 1b 3 112 Carter c 3 0 11 GMthwsIf 3 0 11 Chip HSoper 3-6. 7-5, 7-6. Houston 10, Los Angeles 2 Snyderrf 4 0 2 2 Coles 3b 4 0 0 0 Buechle3b 0 0 0 1 Sheetsif 3 111 Mitchell rf 3 0 0 0 LeSmIth p DeNicolo cashes at Connecticut Open Bob Haley hammered two each. Franco ss 4 1 1 0 Collins If 4 0 11 Porter dh 4 0 0 0 Shelbvif 0000 T—2:24. A—24X70. Other seeded players to post In tonight's action, Gibson's Gym Cincinnati 11, San Francisco 6 1000 Foster If 3 0 0 0 Moreind rf 4 0 0 0 Giants in pre-season opener Wednesday's Gomes Jacobv3b 3 1 2 0 Lemoncf 1 0 0 0 Sloughtc 4 0 1 0 OMally3b 0 0 0 0 Sisk p victories Tuesday included No. 8 faces Manchester Police Union at 6 Sierra If 0 0 0 0 JDovIs c 4 2 2 0 WEST HARTFORD — Manchester Country Club golf p.m. New York (Gooden 114andAndersonOO) Nixon If 0 0 0 0 Sherldncf 1 0 0 0 3 0 0 0 Gutlerz 2b 4 0 10 Heepph 10 10 Cev3b 3 2 3 2 flravaa 3, Padras 2 Paul Annacone and No. 12 Robert at Chicogo (Lynch 2-1 and Trout 44), Z 1:05 CCastllIdh 4 0 0 0 Lowryc 2 0 0 0 Harrah 2b 4 0 0 0 Dempsyc 3 110 McDwII p professional Ralph DeNicolo tied for 19th place and took home a Totals 0 0 0 0 Durhm 1b 0 0 00 Seguso. By The Associated Press Chiefs Eagles, but he isn’t excited by the p.m. Allonson c 2 0 0 0 Engle c 2 0 0 0 32 2 8 2 Totals 33 910 9 Knight 3b 3 0 0 0 Trillo 1b 4 13 0 check of $212.50 with a 54-hole total of 223 at the Connecticut Open Wotnen’a Rac Cincinnotl (Browning 98) at San Fran­ Bandoph 10 0 0 Santana ss 3 0 10 Dunsfonss ATLANTA SAN OIE(30 But lOth-seeded Jimmy Arias “We don’t know what we’re Totals 35 5 10 5 Totals 29 6 6 6 3 112 ■M held at the Hartford Golf Club. Offensive tackle Brian Jozwiak. cisco (Blue 86), 3:05 p.m. Tom m 880 016-2 Bckmnph 10 1 0 Moyerp 2 0 0 0 ObrhM ObrhM fell to Todd Witsken 6-3,3-6,7-6 and ATLANTA - The Atlanta Fal­ Kansas City’s No. 1 draft choice, doing yet,” Ryan, the former The Main Pub trounced Century 21, Houston (Keough Z2) at Los Angeles Baltimore los 210 OOx—9 Fmdezp 2 0 0 0 Froncon If 10 0 0 Moreno rf 4 0 0 0 Flonnry 2b 3 0 10 DeNicolo had rounds of 76-69-78 to finish back in the field. Mike cons have several questions to defensive mastermind of the Chi­ 12-3, at Charter Oak Field. Claudia (Honeycutt 76), 4:05 p.m. Cleveland 300 200 000—5 Game Winning RBI — Ripken (12). Strwbrvrf (X>erkfl3b 40 10 Kenndyph 10 0 0 No. 11 Matt Anger was upset by signed a series of one-year con- Detroit 10 0 0 Colandro of Newington took home the $2,000 first prize with a Ahern laced three hits, while Millie Montreal (Youmons 167) of Pittsburgh 101 001 JOx—« DP—Baltimore 2. LOB—Texas 7, Balti­ Totals 33 5 9 5 Totals 33 811 8 Murphy d 2 110 (Twvnnrf 4 0 10 Australian Mark Kratzmann. 7-6. answer when they open the Na­ cago Bears, said. “We’ve put the Rainey, Gall White and Laura Dunfleld (Rhoden 116), 7:35 p.m. Game Winning RBI — DaEvons (6). more 8. 2B—Dempsey, Gutierrez. HR— Homer 1b 4 0 10 three-day totai of 215. trarts covering four years. Other McRyIds If 4 0 0 0 6-3. tional Football League preseason terms of the contract with the whole defense in by now and we’re added two apiece. For the losers, Philadelphia (Cormon 62) at St. Louis E—Roman. DP—Cleveland 2. LOB— Trober (8), Sheets (12), Lacy (10). New York lOO180 001 Griffey If 4 110 (Tarvey 1b 4 1 1 0 tonight against the New York hoping things will mesh. Maybe Marsha Georglades, Coral Remo and (Mathews 63), 8:35 p.m. Cleveland 6, Detroit 6. 2B—Bernazqrd, SF—Dwyer, Buechele. Chicago oa 1M CSx—8 AThoms ss 4 13 1 Nettles 3b 000 “It’s going to_^ake me some time 300-pounder from West Virginia Cindy LaChappelle smacked two hits Atlanta (Mahler 1611) at Son Diego Grubb, Collins. 3B—Trammell. HR— IP H R ER BB SO Game Winning RBI — Mumphrev (3). Virgil c 4 0 11 Tmpitn ss' 0 1 1 to really play my best,” McEnroe Giants. were not disclosed. we’ll have it down by the middle of eoch. (HoW 67), 10:05 p.m. DaEvons (17). SB—Allonson (9), Nixon Texas E—Teufel. DP—New York 1, Chicago 1. Hubbrd2b 4 0 11 Wynne d X 1 0 said. “I felt like I served pretty Top bikers to race on Labor Day the season.” Tbursdays Oomes (10). Guzman L6-11 2 63 LOB—New York 5, Chicago 4.2B—J Da vls2. Speckp 0 0 0 0 Royster ph 1000 Kickoff is scheduled for 7 p.m. Packers Philadelphia at St. Louis, 1:35 p.m. SF—Trammell. RWrlght 31-3 Carter, KHemandez. HR—MWIIson (7), Olwine p 2 0 10 Bochyc 3 0 0 0 well. I just felt tentative.on the New England’s top men and women bicycle riders will EDT at Atlanta-Fulton County 49ers New York at Chicago, 2:20 p.m. IP H R ER BB SO MWIIIIams 1 Cey (10), KHemandez (9), Mumphrev Whitson p 2 0 00 ground strokes and was a little bit Stadium with a crowd of about Free agent offensive tackle Karl Montreal at Pittsburgh, 7:35 p.m. Cleveland Harris 1 (3). SB—Sandberg (15). S--^oyer, Dun- Krukph 1000 compete in Manchester on Labor Day, Sept. 1, in the fourth San Francisco’s lop draft pick, Football Only games scheduled Roman 5 2-3 Baltimore ston. SF—Carter. LefferNp 0000 out of synch. annual Coors Light/Expositi'on Wheelmen Criterium. 30,000 expected. Swanke, a native of Newington. Noles 0 Davis W,68 8 • IP H RER BB Martinz ph 1111 “I felt flat out there for some “You are always glad to get in a Conn., signed two one-year con­ Larry Roberts, and veteran line­ Balles L6-7 1 1-3 Snell 1 New Yertt TetaN a 310 3 TetaN M382 More than 400 cyclists are expected to battle for $2,500 in prize backer Riki Ellison signed Wills reason. I’m happy that I won ... I game situation after several weeks tracts. Swanke started 15 games Eaatarn Laagua atandings 1 HBP—Traber by Williams. Fmdez 51-3 8 5 5 3 expect more out of myself, but if it money on the challenging half-mile course at the Manchester for the Packers last season before contracts. NFL pre-aeaaon Detroit Umpires—Home, McClelland; First, Sisk 1 2-3 0 0 0 0 A tto M 8M 811 816-3 Industrial Park. Racing, which consists of several categories of training camp.” said Atlanta King 3 63 6 5 5 2 0 Denklnger; Second, Reilly; Third, Coble. Mc(}wll L.94 1 3 3 3 0 SonDlege 8M ool a i - 2 doesn’t work out for awhile. I’m injuring a knee. He underwent Coach Bill Walsh said that Joe T h u r m T—2:44. A—22,799. according to age and gender, begins at 9 a.m. The feature race Coach Dan Henning, who hopes to Ollera 17. Rams 14 w 1L Pet. OB o n d W , 1 - 1 3 1 - Chicago (Tame Winning RBI — Hubbard (5). ■ just going to have to accept that.” • improve on last season’s 4-12 surgery in the off-.season. Montana, showing no problems Vermont (Reds) 41 49 .555 — 3 3 0 0 2 Mover 7 7 5 5 3 7 E—AThomas, Virgil. DP—San DIcigo 1. starts at 1:30 p.m. after off-season shoulder surgery Plttstteld (Cubs) 42 50 .554 — Campbell S,2 2 1 0 0 0 2 LeSmIth W.7-7 2 2 0 0. 0 - 3 LOB—Atlanta 7, San Diego 8. 2B— Ostoja reached the main draw as record. Patriots At Let Angeles Reading (Phillies) 57 52 .523 3'/i Noles pitched to 1 batter In the 4th. Moyer pitched to 3 batters In the 8th. Murphy, GarveiV. HR—Martinez (4). a “luckly loser” when veteran Pre-entries will be accepted until Aug. 28. The standard fee is and a recent bout with back Glens Falls (Tigers) 54 53 .442 5'/j HBP—Carter by King, Lemon by Angala 13, Twina 1 SB— Templeton (8), Rannery (3), “Playing against the Giants will 6 Heutton 14 3 0 0—17 Umpires—Home, Pallone; First, Quick; Brian Teacher, who had originally $7, $9for Senior II and III including insurance and CBRA. Day of Second-round draft pick Mike spasms, will start against the Los Albany (Yankees) 54 57 .494 6Va Roman, Trammell by Balles. Second, DeMuth; Third, Runge. AThomos (4), Wynne (9). S—Speck, be good because they are a LJk. Roms 0 14 f , 0-14 Moreno. been scheduled to play McEnroe, race add $3. Checks should be made out to Exposition Wheelmen Ruth, a nose tackle from Boston Angeles Raiders on Sunday, fol­ Pint Chrarter New Brttan (Rd Sx) 52 57 .477 S'/9 Umpires—Home, Kosc; First, (Tarcla; CALIFORNIA MINNESOTA T—2:52. A—a,211. physical football team, and it Hou—Hill 61 pass from Moonon (zerendelos Woterbury (IndIns) 51 41 .455 11 Second, Reed; Third, Tschida. ObrhM ObrhM IP H R ER BB SO was forced to withdraw with a bad and sent to Manchester Cycle Shop. 178 W. Middle Turnpike, College, signed a contract. Run­ lowed by Jeff Kemp and possibly kick), 3:41. Nashua (Pirates) 48 42 .436 13 T—3:01. Burlesndh 4 0 11 Puckett cf 4 10 0 Aatroa 10, Dodgara' 2 Attanta back. Ostoja’s stay was only for 81 Manchester, 06040. should tell us a lot about our ning back Reggie Dupard of Mike Moroski. Hou—Riley 97 Interception return Tuesday's (Tomes RJcksndh 1 1 0 0 Esplnoz2b 0 0 0 0 Speck W,1-0 5 2-3 5 V 1 3 4 football team,” said Henning. “We Olwine S,1 31-3 1 minutes. Spectator admission is free. For further information, call Southern Methodist, the team’s (Zendelas kick), 12:57. Vermont 17, Albany 8 Schoflld ss 4 13 2 Smally dh 4 0 0 0 1 1 0 2 have some players coming off Chargers Second Oworter Glens F0lls5,Plttsfleld4 Joyner 1b 7 122Hrbek1b 4 0 0 0 HOUSTON LOS ANGELS Son D im “I was a little bit nervous.” Manchester Cycle Shop at 649-BIKE. first-round choice, is expected to Whitson L.1-3 4 4 Top draft . pick Leslie O’Neal LA—White 11 pass from Bartkowskl Nashuo9, Readings Tlgera 11. Indians B DeCncs 3b 2 2 1 0 Brnnsky rf 4 0 11 ObrhM ObrhM 2 2 2 3 McEnroe said. “I didn’t really serious injuries and it will be good agree soon to terms. (Lonsford kick), 5:05. Woterbury6,NewBrltaln2 JKHowl3b 2 0 0 0 (Toettl3b 3 0 0 0 Doran 2b 5 0 0 0 Sax2b 5 0 2 0 Lefferts 3 4 1 1 1 2 to see how they react in game Brian Ingram, a veteran backup ended a 17-day holdout by signing a Wednesday's (Tomes Downing If 5 2 4 2 Beane If 3 0 0 0 CRenIds ss 5 0 0 0 Duncan ss 5 13 0 ever seem to totally relax. I wasn’t Hou—FG Zendelas 39,11:39. Second (Tome situations.” four-year contract worth $1.7 mil­ LA—White 8 run (Lonsford kick), 13:47. AlbonyotVermont Hertarck rf 1110 Lmbrdz 2b 2 0 10 Walling 3b 5 2 4 2 Modlck3b 4 0 11 Umpires—Home, IXivIs; First, Harvey; ever into the match the way I linebacker, also ended his holdout A—41,841. PIttsfleliPlttsflelddtGlen^lls / CLEVELAND DETROIT RJones rf 4 10 0 Hatcher If 1 0 0 0 GDavIs 1b 4 2 10 Hamitn 3b 0 0 0 0 Second, OarHng; Third, Gregg. Puckett AL player of the week by signing. lion. The All-American defensive Nashua*otReodlng^v___y obrhbl Obrhbl Bassrf 5 3 3 1 MoNzk ph 1 0 0 0 would like, but hopefully tomorrow One of those is running back Bernzrd 2b 2 1 1 0 GrIchTb 4 0 0 0 Reedc 3 0 10 lineman from Oklahoma State was Heu WarertMirburyot New Britain Whitokr 2b 4 2 2 3 Pettis cf 5 3 4 2 (^ n e s s 2 0 0 0 Cruz If .5 2 3 1 Marshal rf 3 0 0 0 Major Laagua laadara I’ll be better off.” NEW YORK — Outfielder Kirby Puckett of the Minnesota William Andrews, who has not Eagles Tliursdav's Gomes CCastlll rt 2 1 1 1 TrammI ss 5 1 1 1 Ashby c 4 0 11 Stubbs If 4 0 10 San Diego’s last unsigned draft First downs 11 22 Butler ct Boonec 3 1 2 4 Bushph 1 0 0 0 played in two years after injuring a Rushevyards 33-100 37-150 AlbonyotVermont 10 1 0 Gibson rf 3 2 10 Atherton p 0 0 0 0 Hatcher cf 4 12 4 Cabell lb 3 1 2 1 Twins was unanimously named American League Player of the Coach Buddy Ryan has begun choice. He took part in his first Pittsfield at Glens Falls Nixon ct 2 1 1 0 Grubbdh 5 1 1 0 Totals 441318 13 Totals 31 1 3 1 Knepperp 2 0 0 0 Brocklb 10 0 0 Based en 2 8 at Bats. ^ knee in practice Aug. 18, 1984. Passing 147 191 Carter It 4 1 1 1 Week Tuesday, the second time this season he has won the honor. teaching the “46 defense” to the practice after signing. Return Yards 127 38 Nashua at Reading DaEyns 1b 5 2 3 1 Puhl ph 0 0 0 0 Howellp 0 0 0 0 AMERICAN LEAGUE “William has gone through ever­ WoterburyotNewBrltaln Thrntn dh 4 0 10 Collins If 4 0 2 1 California 014 211 031—13 Lopezp ' ) 0 0 0 0 Beckwthp 0 0 0 0 G AB R H Pd. Puckett batted .519 for the period July 28-Aug. 3 , with 14 hits in Comp-Att 10-20-1 16361 Snyder rt 5 2 12 ything in practice that will be part Socked-Yords Lost 1-11 621 Brokns 3b 4 1 1 3 Minnesota 100 000 006- 1, Lopesph 1 0 11 Powell p 0 0 0 0 AAottlnglyNY 18 4 a ------75 1» .343 USFL players 27 at-bats, and had a .%3 slugging percentage. He drove in eight Franco ss 5 2 2 1 Sherldn cf .4110 Game Winning RBI — Joyner (11). DSmIthp 1 0 0 0 Sclosclac 4 0 0 0 Boggs Bsn 8 3M 43 125 .342 of a game,” said'Henning. “I think Punts 041 635 Toblerlb 5 1 3 2 runs. Fumbles-Lost 5-2 63 Lowryc 4 1 1 1 E—(Tagne, Schofield 2, Hrbek, Agosto. RWIImsd 3 0 0 0 Puckett Min 18 48 n 154 .334 every one is pulling for him to Manchester Jacoby 3b 4 0 2 1 DP—Minnesota 1. LOB—California 17, Welch p 3 0 0 0 Rice Bsn 101 4 8 a 134 .333 Puckett hit a homer, triple, double and single last Friday night Penaltles-Yords 6-34 625 Amarlean Laagua raiults Bandoc 3 0 0 0 make a complete return.” Time of Possession 26:25 33:35 Minnesota 3. 2B—Downing 2, Schofield, BRussell If 10 0 0 Fletcher Tex W 342 81 112 .327 are in limbo against Oakland, the second AL player to hit for the cycle this MHoll ph 10 0 0 Boone, Reed. HR—Joyner (22). SF— Totals 41 10 IS 10 TetaN a 2 9 2 Easier NY 8 353 m 113 .38 Andrews was the NFL’s mo.st Midget Allonson c 10 0 0 Boone. Bell Tor 18 425 72 135 .318 season. INDIVIDUAL STATISTICS Brawars 2, Yankaas 1 (10) Totals productive back from 1979-83 with RUSHIN(6-Houston,Woolfolk627,Mor- 39 914 8 Totals 18111110 IP H R ER BB so Heustan o a MO 045—10 Lynn Bit 8 299 94 / .314 Outfielder Rob Deer of the Milwaukee Brewers finished 8,382 rushing and receiving yards. lorty 625, Wallace618, Rozler611, PInkett CoUfernlg Les Angeles 8 a 011 Carter Cle 18 419 a 131f .313 Football Clevetand 100 100 094— 9 MWIft W,167 9 (Tame Winning RBI — Boss (7 Femndz Tor 18 4 9 a 1 4 1 ^ 3 2 y second. Atlanta’s backfield is uncertain, 68, Moon 16, Luck 65. L.A. Rams, White MILWAUKEE NEW YORK Detroit 3 1 0 0 7 B John F. Bonfottl 2695, Redden 7-52, Carpenter 67, Dlls 16, 405 001 OOx—11 Minneseta E—Sax, Doran, Walling. DP—Los'\An- Heme Runs with National Football Conference obrhM obrhbl (Tame Winning RBI — Trammell (4). Barfield, Toronto, 27; Bell, Toronto, 8 ; The Associated Press Dlckerson6(mlnus4). ( ' ^ Molltor3b 5 1 1 0 RHndsncf 5 0 0 0 Ar)derson L8-4 2 5 5 4 3 1 geles 1. LOB—Houston 8, Los Angeles 10. rushing leader Gerald Riggs, who PASSING—Houston, / M0fln><8-12-1- Yount ct E—Carter, Jacoby 2, Brookens. DP— RDavIs 1 Z3 1 2 2 4 3 2B—Ashby, Boss. 3B—Boss. HR—Coqell Kingman, Oakland, 8 ; Conseco, Oakland, 3 0 0 0 CWshtnrf 3 0 0 0 Cleveland 1, Detroit 1. LOB—Cleveland 9, 25; Pogllarulo, New York, 25; Bolbonl, Pistons name Versace assistant had 1,719 yards a year ago,, out of 130, Luck2-6638. L.A. Rams, Bra^Si-IO ooperib 5 0 11 Winfield rf 2 0 0 0 Agosto 21-3 5 2 1 2 0 (2),Walllng2(8),Hatcher(2).SB—Duncm2 BUFFALO, N Y. (AP) - An j 1986 Detroit 4.2B—Bernazard, Franco, Collins, Pastore 1 3 3 3 1 1 (44). SF—Ashby Kansas City, 23; Hrbek, Minnesota,^; Sara Dlls 616682, Bartkowskl 6161-47.1 ■Thmsdh 3 12 1 Mtngly 1b 4 0 2 0 Corter, Tabler. 3B—Jacoby. HR— tied with 22. agent for star quarterback Jim camp because of a contract RECEIVING—Houston, M o rl< ^ 2-19T Mnnng dh 1000 Easier dh 3 0 0 0 Atherton 2 4 1 1 1 3 IP H R ER BB SO PONTIAC, Mich. — The Detroit Pistons on Tuesday hired dispute. He has been fined $15,000 Woolfolk MO, Hill 161,'^leffefion 1-20, Deerrf Whitaker 2 (15), Trammell (10), Brookens Anderson pitched to 4 batters In the Heustan Runs Batted In Kelly says he will be ready to Late Registration 2 0 0 0 Pasqualf 3 1 1 1 (2), Snyder (12), CCastlllo (5). SB— Canseco, Oakland, Wi Bell, Toronto, C; embattled Bradley basketball coach Dick Versace as assistant GIvIns 1-18, T. Smith 1-12, Tasker 1-10, Braggs If 4 0 0 0 Pglrulo 3b 3 0 10 third, Pastore pitched 3 batters In the Knepper 4 8 2 2 1 3 instantly negotiate with the Buf­ so far, $1,000 per day he has been Gibson (22), Sheridan (5), Nixon (11), 8lh. Lopez W4-1 1 1 0 0 1 0 AAottlngly, New York, 7t; Joyner, Califor­ coach for the National Basketball Association team. Orewrev 18. L.A. Rams, D.Johnson 655, Kiefer ss 3 0 0 0 Rndiph 2b 3 0 10 Franco (4). S—Butler. SF—Carter. falo Bills if the USFL releases its missing. Scott 646, Young 644, Hunter 618, CMooreph 0 0 0 0 Skinner HBP—RJones by RDavIs. WP— DSmIth S,22 2 -0 0 0 0 3 nio, 74; Barfield, Toronto, 75; Carter, Versace, 46, led Bradley to a 32-3 record last year and was Players and Cheerleaders Athertan. PB—Reed. Les Angeles Cleveland, 75; Presley, Seattle, 75; King- players, but a Bills official says it Giants Coach Bill Parcells said Dickerson 1-25, Hill 1-13, Whltel-11. c 4 01 0 IP H R ER BB SO man, Oakland, 71. named coach of the year by the U.S. Basketball Writers Riles ss 0 0 0 0 Tolleson ss 4 0 18 Umpires—Home, Kaiser; First, Scott; Welch 7 7 2 2 2 5 won’t be that easy. New York’s three veteran quarter­ (Tontnr 2b 4 0 0 0 Second, Palermo; Third, Cooney. Howell \.A-7 1 4 3 3 0 0 Pitching (9 dedslens) Association. backs, Phil Simms, Jeff Rutledge Butcher L,16 0 0 0 Beckwith 1-3 3 4 4 1 0 If Kelly of the New Jersey Ceronec 4 0 2 0 OHkers 21-3 T-8:22. A—22689. Rasmussen, New York, 16Z ;857, 3.22; Versace was given a one-year contract by Bradley this year, and Jeff Hostetler, all will play Totals M 2 4 2 Totals 34 1 7 1 ’ 5— Powell 2-3 1 1 1 0 0 Clemens, Boston, 17-4, J10, 2X1; King, Generals and other players are Transactions Yeft^ 3 Welch pitched to 1 batter In the 8th. and was told it would not be renewed after the NCAA imposed against Atlanta. Noles 2 63 0 1 A’a 10. Marinara 4 Detroit, 6 Z .8 8 ,6 8 ; Sdirom, Cleveland, freed by the USFL later this week. Milwaukee 88 Detroit Umpires—Home, Wendelstedt; R rit, 11-3, .78,4.8; Allen, Chicogo, 7-2, .778,3.8; sanctions on the school July 14. Versace was charged with The Giants, 10-6 last serison, also N ^ YOfk 81. T ata; Second, Crawford; Third, Farr, Kansos City, 7-Z .fn , 2.11; Haas,' Ken Weinberger said, negotiators Tanana W,94 C.Wllllams. unethical conduct by the NCAA’s infi;pctions committee. will be without their leading BASEBALL (Tame Winning RBI—Cooper (.,. Slaton 63 OAKLAND SEATTLE Oakland, 7-2, .778,694. .for Kelly will phone the Bills, who PLAYERS RELATIONS E— Riles; OP— Mllwoukee2, NewYorkZ Hernondz 1 ObrhM ObrhM MrlheeaN hold his NFL rights. Terms of Versace’s multi-year contract with the N§A club rusher, Joe Morris, who rushed for LOB— Milwaukee 8, New York 8, 2B— Phillips 2b 4 110 Mosesef 5 110 Rada II, Slants 8 Clemens, Boston, 18; Morris, Detroit, 1,336 yards in 1985. He also is 9 COMMITTEE—Fired Tom Ro(>erts, ar­ ONeal S,1 18 Bills General Manager Bill Po­ weren’t announced. OPEN bitrator. J Skinner, Mollter. HR— Posauo (9), Butcher pitched to 5 bftfters In the 1st. Murphy cf 4 2 2 0 PBradlylf 4 2 2 1 154; MWltt, Calltomta, 147; McCosklll, GThonKS (13). S—Randol^. Canseco If 4 2 13 Presley3b 5 0 11 California, 142; Hlguera, Milwaukee, 18; llan said, however, that NFL seeking to have, his contract Ameiioan League HBP—Gibson by Butcher,' Bernazard by CINCINNATI TO RESIDENTS OF MANCHESTER WHO WILL BE 10 TORONTO BLUE JAYS—Recoiled Luis IP H R ER B^ SO Tanana. WP—Yett. Tlllmon If 0 0 0 0 Trtobll rf 5 0 2 0 SAN FRAN Longston, Seattle, 18. teams are under league orders to renegotiated. Second-year half­ Milwaukee Bochtelb 5 0 11 DHedsndh 4 0 3 1 ObrhM Ob r h M YEARS OF AGE BY DEC. 31, 1986 AND WILL NOT Aquino, pitcher, from Syracuse of the Umpires—Honrte, (Tarda; First, Reed; Stilwll ss Erving will stay with the Sixers back Lee Rouson will start in place International League. Wegmon Kngmndh 4 3 3 3 Phelps 1b 5 0 10 4 2 0 0 Glodden cf 4 2 2 2 Aase,Baltlmore,a; Rlgheltl, New York, not negotiate with a USFL player Second, Tschido; Third, Kosc. Bell 3b 3 4 2 0 RThpsn 2b 5 0 0 0 of Morris, George Adams, who is HAVE REACHEP 14 YEARS BY SEPT. 1. 1986. BASKETBALL Plesoc W,76 T-8:00. A—27800. MDals rf 5 12 1 (Twen ss 4 110 « ; Hernandez, Detroit, a ; Henke, unless written permission is. re­ Clear S,10 DHIII3b 3 0 2 0 Keorneyc 3 0 10 Porker rf 3 2 2 3 COovN rf 4 0 11 Toronto, 14; Harris, Texas, 15. PHILADELPHIA — Julius Erving made it official Tuesday, making the switch to fullback, will NoHenol Basketball Assedotloa Daniels If ceived from the USFL team DETROIT PISTONS—Named Dick Ver­ New York Tettlelon c 5 1 1 2 Reynlds2b 4 0 0 0 1 0 0 0 WCIork 1b 4 1 3 2 saying he would'remain with the for what sit out for the Giants with a groin Rosmusn Griffin ss 4 0 10 EDovIscf 3 2 1 0 CBrown3b 5 0 0 0 holding the player’s contract. sace assistant coach. BDIazc Based en s a at Bats. what may be his final year in professional basketball. injury. PO RTLA ND TRAILBLAZERS— Rlgheltl L,76 TotaN 381614 18 TotoN 39 412 3 5 0 3 3 Aldretelf 5 0 3 0 Weinberger, a member Of Kel­ BIRTH CERTIFICATES Umpires—Home, Welke; FIrsf, Phillips; Royala8.BluaJaya6 RMrphyp 0 0 0 0 Melvhic 3 1 0 0 NATIONAL LEAGUE ‘Tve chosen Philadelphia over Utah as a place to live and to The Giants’ defense was one of (Tove the Chicago Bullsasecond-roundplck Perez 1b' 4 0 0 0 JRo(xwnp 0 0 0 0 o AB R H ly’s management group, said In the 1992 draft In exchange for the rtgM to Second, Young; Third, Voltogglo. Oakland 388 180 881—16 Brooks Mon the best in the NFL last season and MUST B^PRESENTED, T—2:58. A—224)14. 818 610 161— 4 WIIHsp 0 0 0 0 Midndoph 1 0 0 0 SO 304 50 104 Tuesday that Kelly’s situation work, and I decided that at 5:30 p^m. (Monday) and not a second sign Michael Holton, guard. KANSAS CITY TORONTO Power! 0 0 0 0 MDovNp 0 0 0 0 RalnosMon 96 384 42 1» .333 earlier,” the 36-year-old NBA star said at a crowded news returns three All-Pro members, ACCOMPANIED BY PARENT OR GUARDIAN. Centlnentol Boshetboll Assoctotton ObrhM ObrhM (Tame Winning RBI — Bochte (1). CBrown SF “Will be much more focused” E—DHIII, Canseco. DP—Oakland 1. Butefo c 0 0 0 0 YngMdph 10 0 0 92 341 47 113 X31 conference. linebackers Harry Carson and TOPEKA SIZZLERS—Obtained the Whlta8ax3,RadSa°xt LSmhh It 4 10 0 Fernndz ss 4 0 0 0 Esosky If 5 0 0 0 Uribess 3 1 2 1 (3wvnn SD 105 415 48 117 .38 following a scheduled meeting rtghtsto Colvin Thompson,forword,andan Uonesif 1 0 0 0 Mullnks3b 3 0 0 0 LOB—Oakland 7, Seattle 12.2B—Murphy, Bockmon NY Lawrence Taylor and defensive MDovls 2, Presley, DHIII, DHenderson. Rowdon2b 4 0 0 0 Corltonp 1 0 0 0 75 258 45 85 .329 Thursday between the USFL and Erving, known as Dr. J, said that Philadelphia, where he has undisclosed onrHHWt of coshfromtheAlbony Wllsoncf 5 1 1 0 Ioro3b 1 0 0 0 Sotop 2 1 1 0 Berengrp 0 0 0 0 Sox LA 101 '198 40 129 .334 end Leonard Marshall, who had Potroons for the rights to Jay Murphy, CHICAOO BOSTON Brett3b 5 2 2 2 Mosebycf 4 2 2 2 HR—Kingman 2 (24), Canseco (25), Tet- Boss Htn 194 54 its players union. played for 10 years, represents “the hub of my personal business WEIGHT LIMITS PLAYERS ONLY tleton (3), PBradlev (8).-S—DHIII. SF— Venable rf 2 0 0 1 SMImnph 1 0 0 0 124 J15 \5'/i sacks last season. center. ObrhM ObrhM Orta dh 5000 Bell If 4121 FWIIIms p ‘ 0 0 0 0 Dvkstra NY ’a 280 49 a .314 If the USFL, hampered by an, and my family’s needs. I belong herb today, tomorrow and FOOTBALL Congels If Whlte2b 4 0 1 0 Borfleldrf 4 1 0 0 Kingman. Hayes Phi MINIMUM 70 lbs. MAXIMUM 130 lbs. 4 0 10 Barrett 2b 4 0 0 0 IP H R ER BB SO Brenlyc 2 1 1 0 KB 383 44 113 unfavorable decision last week in probably always.” In an exhibition game Tuesday Boston cf 4 0 0 0 BoggsSb 4 0 0 0 Balbonllb 4 0 1 1 Upshowlb 4 0 0 0 TekiN 3811 9 7 TetaN 39 8 n 8 Schmidt Phi 104 141 44 104 night. Drew Hill caught a 61-yard GREEN BAY PACKERS—Signed Karl Baines rf 4 111 Bucknrib 4 0 10 KIngeryrf 3 1 0 0 Whittc 3 1 2 0 Oakland ilW Runs itk billion-dollar suit against the Owner Harold Katz said that he and Erving had agreed in CYoung WA-7 7 8 3 touchdown pass and Avon Riley Swanke, tackle, to two one-year Holrstn dh 4 0 2 0 Rice If 3 0 0 0 Sundbrge ' 3 2 2 0 BMrfnzph 0 0 0 0 Ctackinall 381 383 881—11 •8V8aiiiwir_^riiiiwiviamKls mt VUOVlBy NFL, decides to release all players principal for another year with the 76ers. ’ contracts. Hulett3b 4 0 0 0 Boylordh 3000 ASalazrss 4 13 2 Leochdh 3 1 1 3 Bolr 2 0 2 Houston, » ; Parker, andnncilt, S ; PLACE Seattle from their contracts, Weinberger returned an interception 97 yards —Signed Brian Mermnib 4 1 1 0 DwEvnsrf 3 0 0 0 Fielder ph 10 0 0 Game Winning RBI — Pdrfcer’ (IO). StubtN, ^ Angelos, 8 ; Marshall, L a for another score as the Houston Jozwiak, offensive tackle. FIskc Gardo2b 30 10 Beattie LJM 363 5 3 - 3 4 4 A n g ^ , 18; {tartar. New York, 17; Homer, sdid discussions with the Bills 4 1 2 2 (Tedmonc 3 0 0 0 Guetermn 7 8 8 0 1 E—APerez, Stillwell. DP—CIncInnatt 1. AMERICAN LEGION HALL 6 NEW ENGLAND PATRIOTS-SIgned (Tulllen n Totals 38 816 S TotaN 34 8 8 * 318 Atlanta, 17; Murphy, Atlanta, 17. Oilers held on to beat the Los 4 0 1 0 Armosef 3 111 HuNntann 2 2 1 1 0 1 LOB—CIndnnatl 8, San Frandsce 16 “will be instantaneous.” Brkm Ingram, llnetiacker. Cut Don Cruz 2b 3 0 0 0 Qulnonsss 2 0 10 *B—Bell, Soto, Uribe, Brenly, (Ttadden. igt Angeles Rams 17-14. 20 AMERICAN LEGION DRIVE McAuloy and Paul Drain, ploce-klckers, Kansas City PB—Kearney. Weinberger confirmed com­ Mets’ George Foster making noises (Trenwiph 10 0 0 Umpires—Home, Hendry; Rrst, Cou­ 3B—Parker. HR—WCIark (7). SB— Schmidt, Phitadolphta, 8 ; Parker, On- (Across from Manchester Armory) George Barnwell, Mott Hoffman, and Allan Romero ss 0 0 0 0 Terenta w i 888 316-4 Glodden3(15),Aldrete(1). d n ^ , 7$; (tartar. Now York, 77; ments Kelly made Monday follow­ Thomas, wide receivers, Greg Roth, tight Totals 38 I 8 3 Totals 38 1 3 1 (Tome Winning RBI — None. sins; Second, Evans; Third, AAerrill. OOovIs, Houston, 73; COovIs, San Pran- CHICAGO — New York Mets outfielder George Foster, T-^:14. A—8,902. IP H R ER BB SO ing word from USFL Commis­ Dolphins end, Londo Wynter, running bock, Joe E—Barfield, Lamp. DP—Kansas City 1. Ckidnnall Movos,_ Phllodolphla, a ; sioner Harry Usher that the league relegated to a reserve and pinch-hitting role this season, says he Caegucdo,guard, Lawrence Jockson,nose Chlcoge 888 838 818-8 LOB—Kansas City 4, Toronto 1 Soto WX9 5 Brh^ , Mon^ , 58; jtem or, Atlanta, thinks he is about to be released by the club-in what he calls "a Quarterback Dan Marino said he tackle, Lazarus Chavez, linebacker, Guy Beetan 2B-Whitt, ASalozar, White. HR— WHIN 2 8 ; Wollach, Montreal, 96 would suspend operations until the is considering sitting out the WHEN Carbone, safety, and Darrell Woods, Gome WinningWInnI RBI — Rsk (5). Moseby 2 (14), Bell (24), Brett (11), Leach Power 1 fall of 1987. cold shot.” season because of the lack of oomerbock. E—Guillen. LOB—Chicago 5, Boston 2. (3). RMurphy 1 “I’m not saying it’s a racial thing, but that seems to be the case THURSDAY, AUGUST 7, 1986 - 6-8:30 P.M. SAN DIEGO CHARGERS—Signed Leslie W ^ M rs to n . HR—Pisk (9), Armas (6), IP H R ER BB SO Radio, T V Kelly, a former USFL MVP, said movement toward negotiating a O'Neal, defensive lineman, to a fOur-yeor Baines (16). SB—Congelasl (43),(Tulllen (7), Koneoe CHy ^monda. Now in sports these days,” Foster told the Westchester-Rockland FRIDAY, AUGUST 8, 1986 - 6-8:30 P.M. Carlton L4-11 363 DprIIng, Now York, that a clause in his contract allows new contract. contract. Released Craig Bingham, line­ Buckner (3). Bankhead W,65 7 Berenguer 18 him to negotiate with other teams newspapers ’Tuesday. “When a ballclub <^an, they replace a “If you don’t get offers from backer, and Daryl Dickey, quarter-bock. __ IP H RER BB SO Block 1 28 FWtlllonrM 128 -736 Z75; (3oodsn, Now York, 1l-< .TJbI CMciat Farr SA 18 TODAY JRoMnetX! If the USFL does not play in 1986. George Foster or a Mookie Wilson with a more popular white other teams and you don’t get what 1:00 Mets vs. Cubs (2), Channel 9, 118 HOCKIY Dotson W8-12 7 3 1 1 0 1 MDovN 2 Scott, Heustan, 28; Vatanzuota, Lee “If the league does not proceed player.” you want here, you might have to REGISTRATION FEE Netlenal Hockey League Nelson S8 2 0 0 0 0 1 LompL,64 218 3 5 3 1 1 WKHT . HBP—Porker by FWIIIIams. WP— DETROIT—Named Mork Brennan CeruttI 4 28 4 3 3 2 4 7:30 Brewers vs. Yankees, Sport- AnooN^W9; "CBS Morning News,” said, "This ment with the U.S. Space NASA’s task force investigating there was an alert supervisor at cited similar reasons for leav­ A ently drained 18,000 pounds of is another of the problems caused Command at Colorado Springs. the Challenger accident and is a the console, and he saw that .i.. it ing the space program. Notices liquid oxygen fuql from Colum­ by the almost insane pressure to 25-year veteran of the Marshall Colo, where he will be involved HELP WANTED HELP WANTED was getting too cold in the liquid Gardner, a Navy com ­ in monitoring satellites, his HELP WANTED HELP WANTED HELP WANTED HELP WANTED HELP WANTED bia’s external fuel tank. keep up the launch schedule in Center, but has spent the last three oxygen line and he stopped the QD mander, declined comment father said. The commission disclosed Tues­ order to try and make the shuttle years working at Princeton Uni-' count with 31 seconds to go. ” Teacher Director needed Clerical- small office, di­ for morning preschool Port time Inserters Carpenter- Experienced Clerical - Full time posi­ Person needed to do light Manchester High School |AND FOUND wanted. Coll 647-9946, ask In remodeling: Coll Ro­ versified duties, accounts tions available In pleasant lonltorlol work, odd lobs program. 15 hours per receivable, telephones, Is seeking applicants tor a for Bob. bert Jarvis, 643-6712. office environment. and errands. Must hove port time position from week. Experience with record keeping, some typ­ Health Insuronce/benef- good driving record and Impounded - Female She­ and 3 and 4 year old ing. All benefits. Coll 647- 6pm to 9pm. 5 days per phard. Block 8, Ton, 5 Manchester Insurance K-Mort/Reoders Market- Its program available. good work habits. Excel­ week to do telephoning. children required. $8.00 9137. lent position for a retired years old. Coll Manches­ per hour starting Sep­ agency has on opening for Merchandise employees, Free parking. Experience Minimum wage - No be­ U gentleman. Apply In per- < ter Dog Warden 643-6642. tember. Send resume to 0 port time secretory. cashiers and stocks. Full using adding machine. nefits. Contact Mr. Strle- Typing and telephone Full time moll order retail Typing skills helpful. $4.25 son. Dove Wlltse Scholler REAL ESTATE OPPORTUNITIES Bolton Cooperative and part time positions business ne6ds a diversi­ telmeler, Manchester to $5.00 on hour depending Acuro 345 Center Street REAL ESTATE THIS WEEK Impounded - Female 1 Nursery School, P.O. sklMs-are Important. Insu- ore available. Experience Board of Education, 647- featuring: roncie and computer skills not necessary. M any em­ fied self starter to help a on experience. Apply In Manchester. 3076. EOE. year old Shephard cross, BO X 9233 Bolton Ct. 06040. young growing company block & ton. Coll 643-6642. experience helpful but not ployee benefits. Apply In person. Prague Shoe Co. i>43 MAIN STHEET • MANCHES ff i* with soles, filing orders 200 Pitkin Street East Bonk Teller Trainee or .. M 643-1591 Medical Receptionist - essential. 649-2891. person Monday, Wednes­ Woman wanted port time day, Thursday ond Friday and answering the tele­ Hartford. experience tor main of­ T L 'S VEHNON Cincit • vmr4i;N Impounded - Mole She­ Full or port time for busy phone. Willing to train for gift shop, Thursdays phard 3 years old, block. Management Trainee. from lOom to 4pm. Satur­ fice of South Windsor • '■ 971-1400 Manchester family prac­ right applicant. Please Bonk & Trust Co. Pre­ 12-8, Saturdays 9-5. Apply FREE! FREE! FREE! Sycamore Lone Coll the tice. Heavy phone con­ Entry level position for day, noon to 4pm. K-Mort, Security Officers - Elllng- Lift The Latch Gift Shop, 239 Spencer St. apply at Conn. Cone and ton/Vernon line. $5 per vious teller or cashier Manchester Dog Warden tact, terms and hours ambitious Individual. Reed Co. 205 Hartford Rd., 977 Main Street. G hour. Full time third shift. experience helper. Apply 643-6642. flexible. Coll 646-6484. Company has profit shar­ Manchester CT. ing program and both K-Mort Auto Service- full Port time all shifts, wee­ In person between 9-11om, Teacher Aide wanted tor kends. Must be over 18. Monday thru Friday at Small growth oriented In­ COMPLIMENTARY local and notional growth and port time positions Port time clerical hel- strument company has Nursery school program. opportunities. 649-4563. available for basic ser­ Cor and telephone neces­ 1033 John Fitch Blvd, 18 hours a week. 8:30-3:30, p.fLoon Center) Approxi­ South Windsor. full time opening In ship­ MARKET EVALUATION I ANNOUNCEMENTS vice. Uniforms provided sary. Coll 527-0225. ping department with ad­ Bearer is entitled to a professional market evaluation of Monday, Wednesday, Fri­ but must hove own tools. mately 20 hours per week. day. $4.25 per hour, stort­ For appointment please Earn Hundreds weekly at Automobile and/or Truck vancement opportunity, this residential properly by a REALTY WORLD® agent. Lose 10 to 29 pounds In 30 M any employee benefits. all benefits. Coll Pot 633- ing September. TheChlld- Apply In person at the coll 646-1700 oSk for F. home! Be flooded with Mechonlc/FuM time me­ days. Herballfe-Herb diet ren’s Ploce Inc. 643-5535. Corrlveou or R. Carter. various offers! Details? chanic wanted. Must be 0277. In pill form. 34.95 tor 30 Assistant Newspaper K-Mort Auto Service, 239 Equal Opportunity Mechanics- Experienced dealer wanted In Bolton. Spencer St. EOE. Send self-addressed experienced and hove n Yes. I would Hke a marhat □ Yes, pieaia contact me day supply. Refundable If Employer... stamped envelope to; PO tools. Excellent pay and evaluation of my residanilal Immadlalalyl dissatisfied with results. tor service station. Must Coll 232-9989 between 9om properly. Easy BOX 447 Clltfwood NJ. benefits! Inquire at M and REALTY WORLD* Approved nutritionally by hove own tools. Uniforms & noon, Monday through Assembly Workl Wanted Reliable Babysit­ Q Yea, I'm thinking of selling rtta M a in re aaoat«. $714.0014.00 per 100. Guaran­ 07721. M Service Station, Rt. 6, or buying a homa. FDA. Other products for furnished. 1st or 2nd shift. Friday. Ask for Michael. ter for two young child­ TRUE VALUE Blue cross and Blue shield teed Payment. No Soles. Bolton. Recreation Director- □ I warn lo buy fend. CERTIFICATE Manchester Immaculate $114,900 stress, blood pessure, ar­ ren, 2:30-11:00. M y home Laundry workers. Full or Meadows M anor Is seek­ □ Call about the guaranteed Good sized 3 bedroom Cape. 12x16 fireplaced living room, newer thritis. Please Coll 647- available. Apply In per­ Detolls-Send Stamped preferred. tColl 649-8502 sales plan. son. Sliver Lone Shell. 252 Envelope; Elan~855, 3418 port time, benefits. Cupid Cabinet maker, 3 to 5 ing on energetic person formica kitchen, dining room. 1 'h baths, oversized garage. Deep park 3777, 100 percent Let Olsten Help for mbre Information. services. 289-1527. EOE years experience. Must with 0 desire to work with tike yard with stockade fence, concrete patio and grape arbors. Vinyl guoronteed. Spencer St., Manchester. Enterprise, Ft. Pierce, F L siding. Want to re-enter the job 33482. ------4i— hove hand tools. Full time geriatrics and or develop I Munsoh’s Chocolate, market? If you can type All Positions - Retail auto employment and benefits. mentally disabled Individ­ Route 6, Bolton Is now a minimum of 20 words LPN. Port time In physi­ ports chain has positions Coll 742-5317, 8:30 to 5:00, uals. Interested appli­ \ Employment accepting applications a minute and have some for Assistant Manager Monday thru Friday. cants must meet min­ cians office, 4 days Assistant Newspaper MANCHESTER tor both full and part time clerical experience, we weekly. Reply Manches­ Trainees, cashiers, full imum state requirements p o n S A L I retail soles persons. The ter Herald Box N. Mon- dealer needed In Andover and part time, salesper­ Carpenters needed - Im­ for T.R.O.'s Including New listing - lovely 7 room ranch. 3 bedrooms, large & Education have entry level and ad- and Hebron area, reliable full time hours ore 9om to vance assignments. chester Ct. 06040.______son, full and port time. We mediate openings for ex­ either o Bachelor's de­ living room, den, fireplace and one car garage. Priced 4:30 pm Mondov-Frldov, cor needed. Coll 647-9639 offer 0 competitlyp salary perienced Carpenters. All gree In recreation or re­ Please call tor an Au­ mornings 9-1, evenings PEALTY WOPLO. realistically at $112,000. with full benefits. Port Bobcat operators- must and benefits package with phases of construction. lated field or on Asso­ FRECHEne time hours ore 4pm to 8pm gust Interview for fall be experienced in exca­ otter 6pm. excellent opportunity tor Full time employment ciates degree In o related ASSOCIATES placement. We offer top I HELP WANTED and approximately 8 vating driveways. Class 1 advancement. Apply In and benefits. Coll 742-5317, field or State Certifica­ 6 4 0 -7 7 0 9 hours on Saturday or pay. Call Pat at 647-1991 license required. Call 646- Dental Surgical Assistant person at Motor Mart 8:30 to 5:00, Monday thru tion. Earn $7.55 per hour Sunday, averaging 20 for Interview. 2978. •• Team practice seeking Auto Supply, 830 Silver Friday. ($7.80 otter probation) In SOLD Help Wanted - Port time hours weekly. Coll 647- career minded Individual Lone East.Hartford Ct. this port time position. U&R REALTY CO. weekends. Friday, 3 to 7. 8639 tor appointment. Nursery School teocher to loin our ouallty oral Babysitter for 6 month old Apply In person or send 646-7709 REALTY WORLD® pTechette Associates Manchester Immaculate $129,900 Saturday, 9 to 5. Sunday, 3 starting September. Must surgery office. Expe­ twins needed In my home resume to Meadows Aluminum sided ranch, 3 good sized bedrooms, fireplaced 12x21 living to 10. Cashier for self- Landscaper and Lawn Legal Secretary- Medium rience preferred. Coll Plllowiex Corporation 6 4 3 - 2 6 9 2 hove bachelor's degree 2-3 days per week Manor 333 Bldwell Street Division of Thomas A. Benoit Enterprizes room, dining room and 12x20 tower level family room, appllanced serve Mobil Station. Workers. Experience re­ size suburban low firm and teaching experience Mindy at 649-2272. now hiring production summers and school vo­ Manchester CT. If p* ollfcinaf ol olhfi flEALTORS- kitchen, covered front porch, hardwood floors, newer roof,and 1 car quired In operating and seeks full time legal secre­ W * happy lo wwk with than and coopaiaia lulif. tJSO O FF tf»ailion$l ir yow «if wllft ua. Apply between 6am and with pre school children. workers In the Manches­ cation off. HMIstown Rd. garage. Robert D. Murdock, Realtor 2pm at 84 John Fitch Blvd, maintaining lawn equip­ tory and real estate clos­ lO hours 0 week. $7-$9 per V ocotlonol Instructor horti ter plant. No experience area. References. Coll corner of route 5 and 30. ment. Knowledge of ing secretary. Good skills hour. The Children's culture. Developmentally necessary, will train. 649-8343. Wonted Kennel Help. landscaping procedures. and experience required. Place Inc. 643-5535. disabled adults. $11,000- Hard worker for busy Please apply 49 Regent hording kennel. Full time Insurance Agency desires Must be dependable. Op­ Salary commensurate $13,000. Send resume to: St. 648-1737. _____ Secretory/Bookkeeper, 34S EAST CENTER ST. ■>v experienced CSR In per­ portunity for advance­ with experience. Good be­ Hockonum Industries full tIme/Accounts Recel- or port time, early am Joyce G. Epstdin______MANCHESTER sonal lines. Computer ex­ ment. Coll Kelly Lands­ nefits and working condi­ Teenage Farm Help Greenhouse, Attn; Sara veoble/Payoble/Cash re­ hours. Duties Including caping Co., 528-8114 9om tions.. Coll 659-0569 for Wanted. Apply at Corn cleaning, bathing, and 6 REALTY WORLD perience preferred. Call Beardsley Manager Po conciliation, light typing, Real Estate 6 4 7 -8 8 9 5 ^ (203) 646-7709 73 W est Center Street Norma, 6464)187. to 4pm, Mon. through FrI. Interview. Crib, Buchlond Rd., South Box 136 Mansfield'Depot ROOFERS and and various clerical du­ desk work. Immediate op­ ^ 1 enings. Apply In person Frechette Associates Manchester. CT 06040 Windsor. 644-3260. Ct 06251 EOE. ROOFERS HELPERS. ties. Conyers Construc­ tion Company, 77 Tolland Toes - pri. lOom to 5pm. WHERE THE INDIVIDUAL GETS ATTENTION WE GET RESULTS Experience In built-up Tpke. Canine Holiday Inn, 200 roofing and rubber ep- Sheldon Rd. Manchester snarFuct 646-5971. ”A DIVISION OF THOMAS A. BENOIT ENTERPRISES ” WE NEED YOUm pllcation. Good oppor­ Growing South Windsor IMMEDIATE OPENINGS!!! J K U im iB lL d the Classifieds! tunity for people with Plastic Company seeks HomeWues are Explodi ! aggressive and growing conscientious production Port Time Soles person, 3 Gerber Scientific Products has the following openings at our Batson company. Call 282- workers for all shifts. Own nights and Saturdays and IMMACULATE - 6 room Ranch, located on quiet cul-de-sac. 0711. EOE. transportation necessary, on occasional Sunday. Just Listed... Newly painted, newer 100 Amp service. 3 bedrooms, large, Drive and Nutmeg Road facilities: competitive hourly wage, Harvey's Dresses and country kitchen. Garage and nice yard, ‘ IM.OOO. career opportunity. Coll Sports Wear. 646-3100. Large two family with lovely Roll-Off Machine Ability to lift up to 75 lbs., good figure aptitude, RN Part Time 528-9083. Operators: methodical for identifying discrepancies, ability stone fireplace and natural oak All Shifts SALES woodwork. Good location. to maintain and operate automatic punching Full and Port time posi­ Part-time office help tions available for mature needed for East Hartford Possible office use. Call today machine. Entry level - willing to train. LPN Full and Part Time INSIDE motivated Individuals distributor, 8om to 1pm. for details. with management Inten­ Long term employment Packars: Willingness and ability'to move large and heavy 3 to 11 / 11 to 7 SALES tions and potential. Good with growth potential. materials. Forklift experienc| a plusi We offer you the opportunity to complete our rlursing We are growing at rapidly storting pay. Apply Two Coll between 8 and 4:30, team and to work with a staff of dedicated Individuals. at IBM and AT&T were 20 Legs, K-Mort Plaza Man­ 528-7123. Blueprint Clark: Organized, responsible person to make blue­ We've recently Increased our atarting wage and our yeart ago. Our 37 yeart of chester. 643r4130. What is your home worth in today's prints in our Drafting Dept. Ability to work experience hat taught ut comprahanalve benefit package la, prorated for part Gas Station attendant market? Let the professionals at REALTY W O R L D without direct supervision. Familiarity with blue­ time employees. Ask us about pay In lieu of benefita. We how to develop aucceat- Attendant tor busy full help you discover the answer. Your REALTY W O R L D broker ful, dynamic Individuala part-time, neat oppeor- service gas station, M on­ LARGE VICTORIAN - Pricet^> just reduced on this ” move- offer paid orientation and a modified weekend Baylor combines knowledge of the k I area with the e.xperierKe of helping over a million people prints helpful. Entry level. , earning at much at once, will train, apply day thru Friday, 3-8pm. in-condition” . Historic home, llrooms, 5 bedrooms. Vinyl sided, plart>per diem nurses welcome. For more Information Super Speciat... buy and sell homes nationw.. Call your local REALTY W O R L D office and find out what $14.00 per hour. If you are Vernon Shell, 875-5450. Saturday hours In the fall. garge w/loft. Much more! Owners anxious! •129,900. the boom in the housing market means to you. Clark Typiata: Office experience required; organized; accurate; please call DNS at Canterbury Villa of Willlmantic. 423- ready to atari on a new Apply In person. Barry's Immaculate three bedroom typing skills of 40-50 wpm, computer exp. helpful; 2597. and exciting career and Help Wanted. House- Texaco, 318 Adam Street, roomy ranch on lovely land­ are goal-oriented thia cleaning - We ore a small Manchester. “ Putting You 1st is 2nd Nature To UsT” knowledge of business machines, personable. could be the opportunity family owned business scaped lot. Large country you are waiting for. We kitchen, fireplaced living room that needs people to help Weekend/FuM and Port REALTY WORLD® Font AaaamMar: Willing to do repetitive work; blueprint reading prefer a poaitive attitude us service our clients. time hiring now, Porkode beautiful deck and much more. STRANO REAL ESTATE required; light assembly. Willing to train. to experience. Must be reliable, will train Health Shoppe. Knowl­ Offered at 4121,900. Each office independently Call Mr. Brock If needed. Coll Lori 647- edge of vitamins o plus, 156-E. CENTER ST., MANCHESTER, CT. THE RESULTS PEOPLE. owned and operated Material Handler Must be physically fit to do heavy lifting. Some 1-800-367-3720 9963. 646-8178. (203) 646-7709 blueprint reading experience. Must be able to OUTSIDE SALES! .CALL TODAY - 647-“ SOLD” read, write and have a command of the English Mature Soles Person wanted - port time hours 191dHOMES language. Basic math required. ovolioble. Apply In person Trims, Fashions, Vernon FDR SALE ^ / I Mechanical Entry level. 1 yr. Tech, school. Able to operate Do you like kids? Shopping Center, Vernon. Technician: various hand and machine tools. Understanding 649-4430. Just listed Large two of fractions and decimals. Fast learner. family with lovely stone Do you have a car? Security Dietary Aide. Immediate fireplace and natural oak Production 2 yr. degree-Mfg./Industrial concentration OR 2 opening for full time, 6om wood. Good locotlon. Pos­ Positions to 2pm or port time, 3pm sible office use. Coll today Ping. Coord.: years experience in a production environment. Available evenings? to 7pm person to perform for details Joyce G. Ep­ Computer experience, MRP systems knowledge 0 variety of kitchen tasks. stein Real Estate 647- Weekends a plus! Able to read blueprints and good figure Experience or will train 8895.0 Afl Shifts energetic beginner. Coll aptitude. ^ Excellent part-time earning Fun or Pari Time Manchester Manor, 646- Immaculate 3 bedroom 0129. roomy Ranch on lovely Program College credits in the field of engrg. or business potential. Call Susan 643-2711, landscaped lot. Large Real Estate CLEAN CAPE WEST SIDE 2 FAMILY , Earn up to Attractlva 5-5 with acraanad-ln tida pordh, aapa- Manager's Alda: admin, a plus! Work experience from military or Day core needed In M ar­ country kitchen, fire­ UiM Main St.. Vlancln-slt-r YOU’LL FALL IN LOVE... 3 Good size BR'$, fireplac*. modarnizad kitchan, 1-5:30 P.M. $5£0/hour rac room, braazaway and garagal High BO'S rata haating ayatama, 2 car garaga. Call tonlohtl tin school district, will placed llvlngroom, beau­ Attractive 9 room Colonial wilh 1 lieiiroonis, lihrarv. on the job training. Able to work independently, tiful deck and much more. "WE GUARANTEE OUR HOUSESI’’...646-24a2 “WE GUARANTEE OUR HOUSESI" ...645-2482 in Simsbury, consider other school dis­ hew kitchen, 1st floor laumlrv, window greenhouse, motivated and organized. Enfield, Manchester, tricts, for 6 year olds. Ottered at $121,900. Joyce 6 4 7 - 8 4 0 0 alum, sidihg, iieaulifiil first Hour faiiiilv room. Bloomfield and Hours before and otter G. Epstein Real Estate Donald Jackson Rose Viola Jackson 8 1 S M K K ). Talaaarvica 2 yr. degree - Business or Marketing. Personable, 647-8895.0 Windsgt school. Coll otter 5 646- I Technician: ability to deal with customers, minimum of 1 year 5851. Customer Service experience, technically JCorporate Offices Immaculate - 6 room »•« liT NEWSPAPER CARRIERS NEEDED Ranch, located on quiet inclined. APPLY: cul-de-sac. Newly Entry level. Must be able to do repetitive work and IN MANCHESTER AREA Career Professionals pointed, newer 100 A M P Syatam s Experienced Hairdresser service. 3 bedrooms, Chock O u t follow instructions. Mechanically inclined. Duty Mature Individuals large country kitchen, McDIvlti 8t all Trainees needed with following. is primarily to test products for accuracy. Please coll 649-7666. garage and nice yard. WIMwaaO Dr. all $114,900 Strono Real Est- JUSTUSTED! Carpanlar Rd. g all Call 527-0839 Part-time- Student or Re­ Ote 647-7653.0 INVEST TODAY! " Q SP offers an excellent benefits package which includes medical, plawHamlNM Dr. * all In'this mri 11 5 unit building. Prima Man­ beautiful Bolton location. This 3 bedroom, 1V4 dental and life Insurance, pension plan and tuition reimbursement. tiree to help pump gas. Lydall St 73-120 Flexible hours. Coll Lovely Co’untry Setting... chester lo }p, near hoapital. Good income. bath home has much to offer. Call todayl Qualified candidates may apply at our facility or sand a resume with “WE GUA tEE OUR HOpSESr...64S-2482 "WE GUARANTEE OUR HOUSESI”...646-2482 Msmati Rd. all Steve, Spruce Street Yet It's close to town. salary history to; Mobil 649-3487. Sparkling 6 room full HalaiM Rd. all m dormered Cope Cod. PERSONNEL DEPT. WE GUARANTEE OUR HOUSES!’’ First Security Part-time secretory. Ex­ Large spacious rooms, 3 LOVELY COUNTRY SETTING... ***PRICE REDUCTION*** ' GERBER SaENTIFIC PRODUCTS, !NC. Services Corp. cellent typing, diversified bedrooms, 2 full berths, Yet it's close lo town. Sparkling 6 room full This heautifiil Forest Hills f'olonial has just been duties, willing to learn fireplace, wolk-out base­ Blanchard & Rossetto 151 Batson Drive MANCHESTER HERALD ment. Gay City area In dormered ('ape Cod. I^rge spacious rooms. 3 reduced lo $161,000!. 8 rooms, 3 herlrnoms, 2.S msp EquhI Opportuntty Employer word processing. Opening Manchester, C T 06040 hedrooins. 2 fttll halhs, fireplace, wulk-otil basement. baths. 2 car garage, sliidv, finished rec. room with 6 4 6 -2 4 8 2 Cull NOW 647-9946 available September 1st. Hebron $118,900. Jockson (»av Citv area in Meliroii. $118,000. fireplace and lots more. Don't let ilii.-^ nne slip hv! JtEAL ESTATE EOE M/F/H/V Coll 647-4690 or 649-4586, & Jackson Real Estate atiz«M DhcaaaU ext. 269. • 647-8400 or 6464646.0 to — M AN C H EST ER H ERALD, Wednesday, Aug. 6. 1986

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Large Victorian - Price All real estate advertised BUSINESS & SERVICE DIRECTORY WeUoHgCoesMWgAPblKT. A\ lust reduced on this In the Manchester Herald J'm ove In condition", his­ Is subject ta the federal Fire volunteers Sometimes home toric home 11 rooms, 5 Fair Housing Act of 1968, Red Sox back which makes It Illegal to bedrooms, vinyl sided, CARPENTRY/ MISCELLANEOUS garage with loft. Much advertise any preference, CHILD CARE REMODEUM ELECTRICAL i r learn the ropes Isn’t sweet enough more! Owner anxious limitation or discrimina­ SERVICES on the offense tion based on race, color, I $129,900. Strono Real Est­ urslng Student/Mather Carpentry ond remodel­ ... page 3 ate 047-7653.O religion, sex or national Dumas Electric— Haying Need A Good Tenant? ... page 11 origin, or an Intention to will provide day care ing services — Complete Electrical Problems? ... page 15 from 3-6pm. Ages 5-10 In home repairs and remo­ Zimmer manogement..wlll Wethersfield. Under con­ make any such prefer­ Need a lorge or a small find a well qualfled, oM d ence, limitation or dis­ my home. Bowers school deling. Quality work. Ref­ Repair? We Specialize In struction 30ft X 48ft duplex area. Starting September erences, licensed and In­ paying tenant for Vour . Pick your own Interior. crimination. ' The Herald Residential Work. Joseph rental property In East of 3rd. Call after 6pm. 643- sured. C all 646-8165. Dumas. Fully Licensed. Completion dote No­ will not knowingly accept 8542. the River area. Many vember 1st. $179,500. 633- any advertisement which Free Estim ates. 646-5253. years of experience. Very 8317. Is In violation of the law. TO CLEAN artificial flow­ Sunshine Daycare Center- ers, place them heads reasonable fees. CaH-^r September openings for 3 mim/ p a rticu lars. 646-3778 or Cleon Cope. 3 good size Columbia Lake- down In a paper bag, add 872-4115. A sk for Lisa. to 5 years old. $60 weekly. salt and shake well. To PLUMMNS bedrooms, fireplace, Woodland Terrace. 5-6 Open 6:30-5:30. C all 646- modernized kitchen, rec bedrooms, 3 baths, over 1 7160. clean out storage oreas In acre with a 160 foot lake your home or garage, Your Neighborhood room, breezewoy and gar­ Fogarty Brothers — Ba­ Handymen - Garages, ot- age! High 90's "We Gua­ (frontage. Magnificent Licensed Family Day place on od In classified throom remodellhg; In­ view, fireplace In llvng telling our readers what tics cleoned, basements rantee our Houses" Blan­ Care. Full time, starting stallation woter hm kn, cleaned or waterproofed, 1-6 lUandirstpr lim lh room, large enclosed you hove for sale. garboge disposals; faucet chard 8> Rossetto Real porch. Flexible financing September. Ages 1'/>i-5. lawns mowed, general Manchester — A City of Village Charm Estate 646-2482.0 Newer home off Brood repairs. 64MS39. Vlsa/M- landscaping. Interior and possible. $275K. Owner- osterCord accepted. agent. 644-0139. Street, fenced In area. PAMTRIS/ exterior painting, any odd • « . . Just Listed! Beautiful Bol­ C all 646-7473. PAPERtNB lob. No lob too big or too l8 b y N i A tne ton location. This 3 bed­ For Sale By Owners - 80 small. Honest family men Thursday, Aug. 7,1986 room I'/z bath home has I RHSCELLANE0U8 w ill work for you at a fair much to offer. Call today. Larabee St, East Hart­ BOOKKEEPING/ MISCELLANEOUS 25 Cents ford, on lot 100 X 300. Coll INCOME TAX Name your own price — GERWICE8 price. Call John and Mark “We Guarantee our Father and son. Fast, at 643-4353. FURNITURE FOR SALE A 649-9535 before 10am or Houses" Blanchard 8, cTependable service. Rossetto Real Estate 646- after 4. Odd lobs. Trucking. Bookkeper seeks work at Painting, Paperhanging Home repairs. You name Woterbed - King size, 15.7 Cubic Foot Hotpoint 2482.0 home. 10 years expe­ & Removal. Call 872-8^. It, we do It. Free esti­ upright freezer. 5501b. ca­ Manch..ster New Listing, rience with local firm. TImberllne, 12 drawer lovely 7.room Ranch, 3 mates. Insured. 643-0304. pedlstbl, mirrored pacity. Free. 646-6754. Sewer grant C all 643-8482. bedrooms, large Hying John Deere Painting Con­ Odd lobs by. student - shelved headboard,, new MANCHESTER STATE BANK room, den, fireplace, one tractor. Interlor/exte- Delivering clean farm hedge clipping, window mattress and heater. $300. Consolidated Report of Cor 'garage. Priced realis­ PAINTING/ rlor. Quality paint, loam ; 5 yards $75 plus tax. cleaning, all painting, an­ 646-1356. dition (Inciudina—BofllesTTc tically at $112,000. U 8, R Also sand, stone, and ything. Call Mark, 649- TAG SALES Subsidiaries) of the Manches­ PAPERING quality work. References, 5695 mornings or late ter State Bank of Manchester, Reolty, 643-2692.0 free estim ates. 649-32M. gravel. C all 643-9504. Chocolate brown Nough- Connecticut, 06040, County of evenings. Ide couch 7' long . Excel­ Tag Sale- August 7 and 8.9 increased by U Hartford, a member of Federal You'll tall In love... At­ lent condition, $200. to 5. 68 Oak St. Moving. Reserve District No. 1, at the tractive 9 room Colonial INTERIOR/EXTERIOR Get needed back-to- Dunlap Stud Snow tires Furniture plus many close of business June 30. 1986. ■ PAINTING SPECIALIST " ASSETS with 4 bedrooms, library, school money bv selling H-7, used one season, $50. Items.______new kitchen, 1st tioor Coll 742-5633. Cash and due PBESH 4 D 8t D Landscapino. V oca­ unneeded Items around from depository laundry, window green­ your home. Use a low-cost institutions $ 4.665.00Q.00 house, aluminum siding, tion cuttings, hedge trim­ Water bed, king size, good $1.5 million U.S. Treasury ming, Prunings, flower 8i od In Classified for quick Automotive beautiful first floor fam­ results. shape, asking $200. Call securities 250.000.00 ily. $154,000. Jackson 8< shrub plantings. Free esti­ 646-2139. Obligations of States mates. Coll 699-2436 otter and political Jackson Real Estate 647- FRED U. NEWMAN REMOVE GREASE and state loan. subdivisions in the 8400 or 646-8646.0 5:30pm. By Alex GIrelll fust from outdoor metal 101 Associate Editor A $12.8 million grant would pay G United States 1.542.000.00 forsale Other bonds, notes, A. Henry Personalized furniture the easy way. I^ M Price Reduction. This Just dip o^cloth In turp for just about half the cost.of the and debentures 125,000.00 beautiful Forest Hills Co­ Lawn Care-Complete The town will receive grants Improvements to the plant, leaving Federal Reserve 64(M)718 lawn care and londscap- tine a n d ^ q b the me Oak 24" Bar stools, swl- stock and cor­ lonial has lust been re­ until spots disappear. To val, brass (‘alls and per­ totaling $12.8 million toward the the town only about half the cost to porate stock 58,000.00 duced to $164,900! 8 29 MAIN STREET Ing. Free estimates, fully finance with the 2 percent loan. MANCHESTER. CT 06040 SHEET ROCK REPAIRS Insured, all work guaron- sell Idle Items the easy fect condition, original cost of improvements toils sewage Federal Funds Sold rooms, 3 bedrooms, 2.5 over $100 each; $89 or best plant un(ier a plan worked out Manchester is under environ­ and Securities baths, 2 car garage, study, CEILINGS TEXTURED teed, senior citizens dis­ way, use a low-cost ad In 1977 Cordoba - All the purchased.4mder counts. 647-1349.. classified. ' otter. 633-2468. toys, power brakes and Wednesday by the slate Depart­ mental orders to increase the agreements to finished rec • room with steering, air conditioning, holding capacity of the plant so resell 7,450,000.00 fireplace and lots more. ment of Environmental Protection (a) Loans. Don't let this one slip by! power seats, power win­ if the plan is approved by D EP that sewage can be treated for Total Jackson 8. Jackson Real dows, white leather Inte­ Commissioner Stanley Pac, longer periods and the effluent (excluding rior. Needs minor work The latest revision in the fiqano- discharged into the Hockanum unearned Estate .647-8400 or 646- Butcher Block look 30" $800 or best otter 646-7835. income) 49,155,000.00 8646.0 ' r n HOMES 1 ^ HOMES INVESTMENT APARTMENTS round kitchen or porch ing plan would add $1.5 million to River will be clean enough to make (b) Less: «.5 |£1J fOR SALE | £ lJ FOR SALE | £ 1 | PROPERTY FOR RENT table with 2 Bruer chairs. the grant amount and would the river suitable for fishing and allowance Honda Accord 83, grey, 5 Manchester, Immaculate, Table great for small speed, 4 door, stereo, permit the town lo proceed on the swimming. for possible good sized 3 bedroom loan West Side 2 Family. At­ Buyers looking for com- breakfast area. Like new- sunroof, ZIebart, mint work without going back lo voters The improvements will also losses 602,000.00 Cape. 12 X 16 fireplaced East Hartford- Spacious 4 Manchester - Excellent sldes fold like Butler ta­ condition. $6500 or best for further .spending authorization. make it possible for the plant to living room, newer for­ tractive 5-5 with screened merclol apartment c (c) Loans. Net 48,553.000.00 bedroom raised Ranch. in side porch, separate houses, multi family and newer 4 room apartment, ble. $110 for all. 633-2468. otter. 646-1979. The new plan was described by a process more sewage, increasing Bank premises, fur­ mica kitchen , dining stove, refrigerator, refer­ niture and fixtures, Firdplace, finished rec. heating systems, 2 car condominiums. Century D EP spokesman this way: the flow capacity from an average room, I'/j baths, over­ room, 2 car garage. 21, Curly Agency 342-2288, ences, security. No pets. 76 Plymouth Volare and other assets sized garage. Deep Park garage. Call tonight "We • Manchester would receive of 6.75 million gallons a day to an representing bank $139,900. Milne Real Est­ Guarantee our Houses" Linda 267-4849. $565 Includes heat and hot 177 J LAWN AND Wagon - tuned up, new average of 8.5 million gallons a premises 1,327.000.00 like yard with stockade water. 649-4003. tires, runs good, 2 snows. $7,65 million from a $11 million fence, concrete patio and ate, Inc. Realtors 528-6573, Blanchard 8, Rossetto ■''lOARDEN day. Other assets 434,000.00 569-4161. Real Estate 646-2482.0 Invest Today! In this mod­ $1,000. 643-9023. “transition fund," TOTAL grape arbors. Vinyl siding ern 5 unit building. Prime • Sufficld would receive the rest ASSETS 864,404,000.00 $114,900 D.W. Fish Realty R T I HOMES 3 bedroom Colonial I'/z Monchester Brendan Manchester location, Chrysanthemums for 1976 Malibu Classic Sta­ of the fund. $3.35 million. LIABILITIES 643-1591 or 871-1400.O 1 2 ^ FOR RENT' sale. 550 Bushhill Rd. Demand deposits baths, hardwood floors, Woods, early American near hospital. Good In­ tion Wagon - power steer­ • Manchester would receive of individuals oak wood work, newer homes. Open House Sun­ come "W e Guorahtee our Manchester. ing and brakes. Runs $5.16 million from a state grant partnerships, and Manchester. Aluminum kitchen. Porter Street Houses" Blanchard 8, 5 rooms, 2 baths, no good. $350. 649-7754. sided Ranch, 3 good sized days 12-4, Manchester, loan program. corporations 814,817.000.00 area. $127,900 646-0407. Glastonbury line. Rte. 83 Rossetto Real Estate 646- children, no pets, availa­ Ex-C IA Time and savings bedrooms, fireplaced 12 x OOAT8/MARINE • Manchester would also re­ deposits of indi- Peterman Building Co. 2482.______ble September 1st. Coll 1978 Dodge Challenger. 12 living room, dining Home-Brand new V du­ 649-9600. EQUIPMENT $750. Call 643-1108 days, Harild pholo by Rocha ceive a 20-year. 2 percent loan for viouals, partner­ room and 12 x 20 lower 2 Call 649-9404, 647-1340, 647- the remainder of the cost of the ships, and* plex now under construc- 0080. I REAL ESTATE 647-9557 evenings. corporations 43,214,000.00 level family room. Ap- tlon, 3 bedroom, 16 foot Mad River canoe, improvements, estimated at $26 Deppsits of United pllanced kitchen, covered I WANTED STORE AND agent 1974 Dodge Dart. Coupe, Laying fha groundwork million. States front porch, hardwood basement, wall to wall Immaculate, well main­ paddles Included. Used carpeting, 1V? baths, vinyl tained 7 room oversized OFFICE SPACE four times. Excellent con­ automatic, 318 V-8 engine, Town Budget Analyst Robert Government 44,000.00 floors, newer roof and 1 Private party looking for good condition, $800, An­ Paul Muszynski, left, and Jim Salvatore, both of East Deposits of States car garage. D.W. Fish siding, $115,900. Call Bo­ full dormered Cape. 3 or 4* n dition. $800. Please call East Hartford, started Wednesday and is scheduled to be Hueslis said today that if the town single-family home on dover. Call 742-8666. and political sub­ Realty 643-1591 or 871-1400. land Brothers 649-2947. bedrooms, 1 Vi baths, 1 car Main St. Manchester Ex­ 643-4942 after 6pm or 647- «» _ Hartford, get the grounds of the Mary Cheney Library finished by Friday. The library will remain open during gels a letter of oommilmeni from divisions in the attached garage, formal first Bolton Lake. Reply 9946 8:30 - 5:30. Ask for defects cellent location. 600 to the .stale D EP for the funds within United States 1.100.000.00 dining room, eat. In kit­ to P.O. Box 9125, Bolton, Bob. 1972 VW Super Beetle. ready for repairing and replacing the cement sidewalks. the work. Deposits of com­ CT 06040. 1800 square feet. $250 In­ Needs work; doesn't run. a week, the Board of Directors, at mercial banks 733.000.00 chen, fireplace In living cludes heat, lanitor and The work, being done by S. Aleria & Sons Contractors of its September meet ing. will be able MOSCOW (AP) - A fugitive Certified and room, paneled rec room, parking. 649-5334 or 643- 985 Sylvan 14' aluminum 649-8241. Keep trying. 7 lo appropriate funds lo pay the ex-CIA agent, who was accused of officers' checks 12,000.00 laundry room, workshop. 7175. boat with 9.8 Mercury Total Deposits 59.920.000.00 outboard motor, EZ 1964 Rambler American engineering firm of Metcalf and selling U.S. intelligence secrets to a (I) Total Nicely landscaped fenced Rentals demand In level yard. Desirable loader trailer with lack classic red convertible. Eddy of Boston to update specifica­ Moscow, has been given political deposits 16.210,000.00 location, many unlaue wheel, 1 year old, used New top and Interior. tions so that plans can be pul out to asylum in the Soviet Union, the a (2) Total features. $128,500. Call 646- very little. $1900. Call Rebuilt lost year, runs Club golf fray poses legal questions bid for spring construction. government newspaper Izvestia time and 1949. Principals only. r n APARTMENTS Office Space- on busy 649-4810.______good and looks good. The plans were prepared by said today. savings de­ $1,000 or best otter. Call Metcalf and Eddy and have been posits 43,710.000.00 |2£ J fOR RENT route 83. Manchester- 635-1996 anytime. Edward Lee Howard was "given Other liabilities 587.000.00 Manchester - Lovely 6 Vernon town line. For­ PETS AND By John F. Kirch exactly' what the town attorney “(It had nothing to do with country club. We’re not going lo shelved while the town sought the right of residence in the room ranch on very pri­ TOTAL 474 Main Street, 3 room merly Insurance com- 8UPPUES Herald Reporter was doing. chauvinism.” said James F. Mor- break the country club apart by an financing for the improvements, U.S.S.R. for political” and human­ LIABILITIES vate % acre In Forest Donv tenant. 646-5707. 1976 Lincoln Continental (excluding sub­ apartment. $400 monthly. Mach IV. Very good con­ At issue is the concept of equal iarty, past president of the club. issue that has been blown out of ordered by the D E P and the itarian reasons, the paper said in a ' Hills, 3 bedroom, 1'/j A miniature battle of the sexes rights for both sexes, and the ordinated notes baths, fireplaced living Utilities not Included. No dition, fully equipped. “ (The women were) crying for proportion” federal Environmental Protection brief announcement on its back and debentures 60,507,000.00 appliances. Security. Call r n ROOMMATES that has brewed quietly at the emotion embroiling both sides has equality when they had more than During the club’s Board of Agency. ‘ EQUITY CAPITAL room, eat In kitchen, 2 car $2500, negotiable. Call 569- page. Common stock garage. Large deck with 646-2426 weekdays 9 to 5. WANTED 0370. Manchester Country Club all left some friction among both male equality as far as the men were Governors meeting Tuesday, the Public Works Director George He was believed^ be the first a. No. shares authorized awning. $134,900. Call 646- Dog Crate, for 45-60 lb. summer may have come to a head and female golf club members, concerned” men presented the board with a Kandi% said today that the esti­ former CIA agent known to defect 100.000 e30 Locust St. 2nd floor, 4 tray bottom, folds flat to 1977 Honda Civic hatch this'week with the question of the according to some rnembers. Moriarty and other men inter­ b. No. shares out­ 6847. petition signed by 70 men calling mated cost of updating the plans is to the Soviet Union. room, heated apartment. transport, $75 new, $50 or back, air conditioning, club's compliance with its town- Last June, a small group of viewed said that if women wanted for major changes in the club's $.50,000. standing 100,000 1,009.000.00 No appliances. Security. radlo/cassette, low mi­ Howard, 34, worked for the CIA Surplusrpius 850.000.00 Manchester - Large 3 best otter. 633-2468. owned lease. women won the right for all female equal time, they should also pay bylaws. The action could not have If the town does gel a $12.8 from January 1981 until June 1983, Uivdivided rofits 2,047,000.00 family on Center Street. $520 monthly plus utilities. leage, very good condi­ P' Coll 646-2426. Weekdays 9 Roommate wanted- 3 bed­ tion. $1500 649-6941. Town Director Stephen T. Penny club members to tee off at the the same yearly dues as men. As it been taken untiltheboard’sannual million grant total. Hiiestis said when he was fired, according to the TOTAL EQUITY By owner, $180,000. Call room home- West Hart- MISCELLANEOUS Wednesday asked the town attor­ same time as men during the stands today, both men and women meeting in November. CAPITAL 3,897.000.00 S O U T H W IN D S O R $115,900 649-9367 after 5pm. to 5. the financial picture will be better FBI. He had been preparing for a TOTAL ford/Harttord line. Refur- FOB SALE 76 Plymouth Volare ney’s office to review the club’s prime weekend morning hours. pay $500 a year for single member­ The board, instead, accepted than the one assumed by town post at the U.S. Embassy in LIABILITIES AND THE LIVING IS EASYI Manchester- 2 bedrooms. blshed Victorian. Wagon with good battery, lease for possible violations in But.this week the club’s governing ship. while family membership another petition presented by a officials when they sought voter EQUITY Manchester 6 room Co­ Beautiful condition. Ma- Moscow, where he was to operate CAPITAL 884,404.000.00 When you own a Townhouse Condo. This lonial, two*-€ais^arage, 2nd floor, heot and ap-- Spa shells- factory se­ muffler and all season cqnjipction with a sex discrimina­ body, facing pressure from male costs $720 — or l‘A times the group of women. This petition, approval in November for a bond under the cover of being a budget beautiful unit has 6 rooms, 2'/4 baths, lower levei pllances. No pets. Secur­ delvn, 242-9739. Lisa, 236- tires. Best otter 649-4899. MEMORANDA aluminum siding 9108,900. 1808. Available August 1st. conds or damaged In tion battle that has riled club and female club members, res­ singles fee. signed by 82 women, called on the issue under which the towh could analyst. 1. Amounts outstand­ family room, all wall to wall carpeting, attached Peterman Agency, 649- ity. $575 month.Call 646- transportation. $200 to members since June. Town Attor­ cinded its vote, and returned to the “Somebody in that family mem­ board to rescind its June vote that 3979. not spend more than $14.3 million He later got a job in Sante Fe ing as of report garage, fenced-in yard, swimming pool, and 9404, 647-1340, 647-0080. $800 as Is. Coll evenings or 75 Volkswagen rabbit, ney Kevin O'Brien said today. former policy that bars women bership is not payingthe full boat .” granted equal tee-off time and go of local money for the date: a (1) Stand­ R^siBsponsible nonsmoker good condition, low miles. with the New Mexico Legislative tennis courts. Highway and shopping within toihshore 3 bedroom duplex weekends. 742-6469. "The office will review the lease from teeing off until after 11:30 Moriarty said. "Usually that’s the back to the way things always improvements. Finance Committee. There he by letters of easy driving distance. Manchester 3 bedroom Manchester - 2 bedroom, $1200. 649-2185. credit, total 882.000.00 second floor, no pets, In Manchester. $300 per and the circumstances and come a.m. on Saturdays and Sundays female, although not all the time.” were. The 2 percent state loan is a key reportedly had close dealings with b. Time certifi­ Ranch with In-law apart­ month, references and 1 up with a written opinion.” O’Brien Men can tee off beginning at 6 a.m. “That concept is ridiculous." cates of deposits Wt ein hilp yea btcomi i ment. $159,900. Peterman stove and refrigerator. ENDROLLS 1981 Honda Accord LX, Moriarty said that nearly 80 element, according to Hueslis. workers at the Los Alamos Na­ $475 a month plus utilities. months security required. said. He added that until he on weekends. said one female member who percent of the club's 100 female When the town made its cost in denominations of "REALE” M oFESRIONAU Agency; 649-9404,647-1340, ZVh width - 259 A/C, Cassette Stereo, tional Laboratory, where top- 8100.000 or more 6.031.000.00 646-1379. 289-1709. Please leave Hatch Bock, $2495 or best properly reviews the lease, he will After the June vote allowing supported the equal rights move­ members signed the petition ask­ assumptions, commercial long­ secret weapons research is done. 2. Average for Cill S46-452S. and nk lor Din. 647-0080. message. 13Vi width - 2 lor 259 30 calendar days M UST be picked up at the otter. Coll 6464809. not know what action the town can women equal weekend tee-off ment. "It is an undivided half.” ing for a return to the status quo. term borrowing rales were about He quit his job suddenly last (or calendar month) Government Homes from Manchester - 5 room Manchester Herald Office take should any violations be times, men began complaining, She said that many women work "It came down to fear.” the 8.5 percent and short-term rales Sept. 22, and was charged the next ending with D. F. IEALB> INC. $1(U repair). Delinquent apartment, 2nd floor of a 2 WANTED before 11 A.M. ONLY. Chevy Cavalier 1903. Ex­ detected. The privately owned golf members said. The men contended and cannot get to the golfcxiurseon about 6 percent family. Being refur­ woman said, “The men threatened day by the F B I with selling U.S. report date: Reef Ctlete tax property. Reposse- TO RENT cellent condition, auto­ club leases the land from the town, that women can have equal rights, weekdays to play. to take away everything they Since then. Huestis said, rales intelligence to Soviet KG B agents a. (Jash and due 175 Main dt., Manchester, Ct slons. Call (805)687-6000. bished, $550 monthly, plus matic, Air, AM/Fm. $4500. from depository utilities 8, security. Call Coll 6464680 otter 5pm. "T h e lease says that all but should then give up a special " I work 40 to 50 hours a week.” (women) had. have dropped but there is no In . But by then, he had institutions 4,107,000.00 64B-452S Ext H-9965 for current Middle age working cou­ members have the same rights and Ladies Day designated each the woman, who asked not to be "When you have a group of guarantee they would not rise b. Federal funds repo list. now and choose colors tor disappeared. some rooms. Available ple looking for 2 bedroom privileges.’’ O’Brien said Thursday which guarantees identified, said. “I can’t play on angry people, it’s tough to stick up again by the time the town would Administration sources said last sold and securities apartment with applian­ purchased under Manchester - TImrod Rd. September 1. 649-9337. One golden eagle com­ Wednesday. women a block of playing time. Saturdays or Sundays. If I have to for what is right and wrong” she have to borrow on the market if it October that he had flown to 9 agreements to ces. Call 646-4099 or 646- pound bow, one york com­ " I intend to do absolutely no­ The men added that while women wait until 11:30 to play my whole continued. “The sad part of the were not for the stale loan rate. Finland and was believed to have resell- 7,048.000.00 7 room - Ansaldl built 9133 days. pound center shot bow. c. Total loans 48,798,000.00 raised Ranch, 3 bed­ 3 rooms, quiet area, remo­ 1982 Toyota Corolla. 5 thing until I hear from the proper were guaranteed an 11:30 a.m. slot day is shot” whole thing is. the women don’t Under the current program, the entered the Soviet Union. d. Time certificates rooms, eat-ln kitchen, for­ deled, porch, yard, ap­ Call 6494875 Otter 7pm. speed, air conditioning, channels.” said John Pickens, club on weekends, men had to take a “We have to sort out the realize they shot themselves in the town will not have to issue bonds. Howard was believed to be the of deposits in de­ mal dining room. Living pliances fncluded. $485 a AM/FM, new brakes. Ex­ vice president. He said he could not potiuck drawing for the weekend friction," Pickens said. “No one is Huestis said. It will havetoprovide nominations of room with fireplace and month plus utilities and Salel 50 per cent otti cellent condition. $4,000. 100.000 or more 5,244,000.00 security. Available Sep­ Merchandise Flashing arrow signs comment directly until he knew morning time slots. trying to stir up trouble at the Please lam to page 10 some kind of guarantee for the Please tom to page 10 e. Total deposits 58,488,000.00 built-in bookcases, fire­ 659-2436 after 5:30. ’ I Total asseU 83.78t.000.00 placed family room with tember 1st. Call after 6pm, $269! Lighted, non-arrow We, the undersigned officers, wood stove. Hardwood 649-1340. $259! Unllghted $229! 1984 pontlac Flero, son do hereby declare that this Re- floors throughout. New I79|ANTIQUES/ (Free letters) Few left. roof, AM/FM cassette, port of Condition (including the Mole or Female or couple I'^ICOUECTIBLES See locally. 1(800)423- TODAY’S HERALD supporting schedules) has Been wall to ^all. 1 full, 2 half block, 27400 miles, flit CAMBRI^^REP^re wanted to rent 1 large 0163, anytime. Death dims future prepared in conformance with baths,'16 x'^30 (pressure wheel. $7450. 742-7163. ' the Instructions issued by the treat^) deck. 2 car gar­ room furnished. Com­ Next to Nothing. Corner Federal Deposit Insurance Cor­ plete use of apartment. 1973 Ford FIDO, needs Business in South Africa age. $164,900. By owner. Call 649-7911. East Center and Spruce. poration and is true to the best Principals only. 643-4185. Open Tues, Wednesday, work, 33" tires, $500 or Corporate angels I n d e x of my knowledge and belief. best otter. Coll 6494600. of artificial hearts William H. Fraser Manchester- 3 bedroom/6 Thursday afternoons, 1- Vice President 4pm. 6494)533. 3 Oval gold leaf look Susan Wohifert no longer dreads 20 page*, 2 aaeflons Richard R. Lauzier I CONDOMINIUMS room newly built apart­ mirrors, vanity, dining 1983 Pontiac. Full size. By Alan Flippen day night. "W e’re very anxious to ment for rent. Available the tedium and expense of bringing Vice President I FOR SALE room, hall or bedroom. Grand Prix, automatic, her son from Michigan to New The Associated Press find another patient.” We, the undersigned direc­ August 15. Call 233-0319 Beautiful, perfect condi­ power brakes and steer­ AHuirn 14 tors, attest the correctness of otter 2pm. York for cancer treatment, thanks Schroeder’s family, who had I CLOTHING tion. $200 for all 3, or $75 ing. AM/FM cassette. Car R iisin aM Q LO UISVILLE, Ky. - The hope this Report of Condition (in­ South Village Condomini­ each. 633-2468. to a red-carpet service dreamed up watched him suffer multiple cluding the supporting sche­ ums. 3 room condomi­ In excellent condition, C.lasQlfioH that artificial hearts would'be as strokes and celebrated two extra dules) and declared that it has Manchester- 4 room, 2 must sell. $3900 or best by two Greenwich residents. Story _ 18-19 nium. 165 South St.' No.42. bedroom, fuliv equipped Men's Custom made common and permanent a remedy Christmases with him, backed 6 been examined by ui and to the otter. 6434692. on page 4. rin m ir* R best of our knowlMge and belief Rockville. Asking $45,900. kitchen, 1 year lease and shoes 11AA Cost $89. Sell as pacemakers and plastic valves DeVries’ determination. Inquire at premises, or for $25. Four months old. nrtrfnoctiri It 4 has been prepared In confor­ Manchester - Charming 1985 5 bedroom security deposit. $550 per dimmed with the death of William "This shouldn’t be considered mance with the Instruction lA call 646-2426 weekdays 9 to month plus utilities. No 649-1170. jj^iim^O/VANO Fntartainmnnt t4 J. Schroeder, but his pioneering sued by the FDIC and is true Colonial. Beautifully landscaped lot. 4 car gar­ 5. Oak and Brass 52" celling Storms likely the end of the artificial heart, but and correct. pets. C all 649-0795. fan with light. 3 speeds FOR SALE F n riia 11 surgeon plans to carry-on. rather a continuation of the begin­ age, 2 handcrafted fireplaces, hardwood Steve Cavaniaro, with reverse. Like new, Occasional hazy sunshine today. 1 nral nouift .a in Schroeder, who die^ Wednes­ ning," his son Mel said at the news Director floors and oak trim add a touch of old to this LOTS/LAND Vernon-VIctorlan Du­ FURNITURE original 400, will sell $200 1965 Chevy Pickup. Runs Nathan G. Agostlnelli, plex, 6 rooms, 3 bed­ Warm and humid with a 70 percent 1 n tta ry 9 day, was the youngest and last conference. Director impeccably maintained home. Electrical and FOR SALE or best otter. 633-2468. well, new exhaust, radial chance of afternoon and evening survivor among the five men who However, many surgeons have ro o m s, y'/7 baths, tires, 8250 or best otter. nhitiiarinn in Francis R. Murray, heating recently updated. $215,000. Call Flano remodeled. Insulated, gas thunderstorms. High of 80 to 85. had traded in their failed hearts for seen the devices not as permanent Director ^ 6* X 9* area rugs • 1 C all evenings 649-2547. D p in in n B State of Connecticut, County Realty for an appointment. Land for sole In Wllllng- heat, parking, 5 minutes novllo style with browns, Mostly cloudy tonight with a 30 a plastic-and-metal Jarvik-7 replacenrients but as a means to of Hartford, as: ton, 3 building lots 1.85 to to 1-84. $550, no pets, quiet beiges. Mock, gray, rust; 1975 Chew Von custom­ percent chance of showers. Low in P o n p lo 9 pump. keep patients alive until a human Close down South African operations 26% Sworn to and subscribed be­ 4.15 acres. 364)00 to 48,000 and responsible please. 2 odlustable brass look 1 block, white, „ gray ized. Must be seen. $wm) the middle 60s. Partly sunny, .Qpnrta “We’re ready to go and move on donor heart is found. Oon’t^lqse down South African operations 50% fore me this Z8th day of July, frontage on private pond 872-1684 otter 5pm. floor lamps, 1 tent style, 1 _ 15-18 1988, and I hereby certify that I braided shoo 100 per cent or best offer. Day 647-1774 warm and humid Friday with a 30 TAlauininn 14 again,” Dr. William C. DeVries, Presbyterian-University Hospi­ N ot^re" 24% am not an officer or director of and quiet roqd. Wooded shel I style $20each, pine 15 wool. 850 each. 633-2468. o r evenings 2284579. A sk percent chance of an afternoon or who has federal permission to tal in Pittsburgh, for example, has this bank. FI ANO REA.LTY CO. with Mountain Laurel. Pleasant room for mature piece otereo TV, book for Fred. evening thunderstorm. High of 80 11 R M lnrlrt a 7 perform another three implants, / Source Survey of Ihe U S adufl popuiatoc by CambrKlge Reports. CambfKlge. M A My commission expires March Terms and negotiable. working gentleman, kit­ shelf or whatever wall 19" Sony Trinitron color / c 1986 Cenr«ridge Reports, inc DiSlnbuled by King Features Syndicelo II. 1990. Carol-Joan F. Plun­ Principals only. Call 487- chen priveledges, pork- unit - great tor den, kids to 85. Details on page 2. Weather 2 said at a news conference Wednes­ Please tarn to page lo kett, Notary Public. 646-5290 TV. works flne, 3 years 1974 Dotsun Pickup with 1771 or 429-1998 evenings Ing, near bus line. Refer­ room, con paint, $120 old. 8125 or best otter. cop. Evtrvthlno In good and weekends. ences required. 647-9033. 633-2468. 633-2468. shape. 81006464990.

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