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20 - MANCHESTER HERALD, Friday. July 6, 1984 ‘Mad person with match’ sought in rooming house fire

BEVjERLY,BEVERLY, Mass. (U P I) — match. someonesomeone had had to tolet let him him in.” in." ownerowner or or at at a a former former fellow fellow tenant. tenant. OneOne personperson dieddied leapingleaping fromfrom a a oldold brother brother and and their their 7 73-year-old I n t I t ft 1* 0 Irwxleimr* n* af ncmniA urhrs e O I/ 4 rx # £ A A A 'Tha r\t*ol I tv\t n O nnSlOA e xt f ka «>j4 _ a t naM * l A .a* V>a«a>aa W Investigators are looking at "W e're looking at people who O'Keefe said a |S,000 reward The preliminary cause of the third-story window and 13 others grandmother — have been identi­ Manchester native is now Teacher’s fight back Is Customers won’t \ former residents as prime sus­ have-lived here in the past," said would be offered to anyone provid­ state’s deadliest fire since 1942 was were trapped in the inferno which fied. Authorities said five others pects for having set a fire that State Fire Marshal Joseph A. ing information leading to the announced within an hour after started 4:20 a.m. Wednesday. were burned beyond recognition, Senate committee director an exercise In courage pay for Seabrook] killed at least 14 people in a O'Keefe. "W e’re looking at anyone arrest and conviction of the O’Keefe declared that all bodies slowing the identification process. rooming house for alcoholics, with any kind of connection to that arsonist. had been accounted for from Two people remained in Boston transients and discharged mental building. But we do not have a The Boston Globe quoted a Wednesday’s blaze at Elliot hospitals, while other survivors "A preliminary investigation ... page 3 .. page 11 page 20 patients, officials said. suspect." source, "close to the investiga­ Chambers rooming house. were listed in good or stable indicates that the fire was set,” "This was deliberate,” Beverly "H e got inside," said O'Keefe, tion" saying that investigators Although all 36 people in the condition in Danvers and Salem state Public Safety Secretary Mayor Frederick "Jack” Mona­ referring to the arsonist, "That believe there is a "strong possibil­ building at the time of the fire have hospitals. Charles Barry told a Boston news han said Thursday. "Hopefully we was a secure building. To get in, he ity" the fire was set by a former been accounted for, five bodies still Nine victims — including a conference. "There were two will find that mad person with a either had to have a key or resident who was angry at the had not been positively identified. 9-vear-old Maine boy, his 21-year- points of origin.

Showers today; Manchester, Conn. ending Sunday Saturday, July 7, 1904 REAL ESTATE THIS WEEK — See page 2 HaiirhpBtpr IpralJi Single copy: 254 featuring: TRADE FRUSTRATION FOR RELAXATION Snow shoveling, leaf raking, lawn mowing, painting and yard work are a thing of the past. Buy a book on entertaining and move Death penalty Soviets D. F. REALE, INC. in! Every convenience for family living has Real Estate been carefully planned throughout this 3 bedroom, 1 Va bath, eat in kitchen, wall to wall condemn n s Main Street, Manchester carpeted town home. Kitchen appliances, is sought for central air conditioning, carport, pool, 646-4525 tennis courts and partially completed rec request room! This home should be on your M U S T iMka S Ik M M h ItaM . I6M SEE list. Call today. $86,900. traiiside killer By Jack Redden United Press International By AAlchael D. Harris Asked if she hated Carpenter. MOSCOW - The Soviet Union United Press International Mrs. Hansen replied, " I don’t think A Z ' of him much at all.” Friday condemned the U.S. re­ quest to broaden propo.sed negotia­ YOU DESERVE LOS ANGELES — David Car­ Carpenter’s lawyer made a 7 penter, an ex-convict described by surprising admission in closing tions on space weapons and said / A his attorney as a mental "m ess,” arguments last week that the the September talks could not was convicted Friday of the ex-convict killed the two female begin without agreement on the BREAK TODAY agenda. first-degree murders of two young hikers in state parks in Santa Cruz women in the string of Traiiside County in 1981, but argued he The official statement carried by Killings that terrorized Northern should not be convicted of first- the state news agency Tass fol­ California for three years. degree murder and face the death lowed articles in the government- Carpenter, 54, was convicted of penalty because he was a mental run press earlier in the day that the murders of Ellen Hansen and "m ess." accused the Pentagon of attempt­ EAST HARTFORD $92,500 ing to evade talks in hopes of ANDOVER " $59,900. Price reduced on this impressive 1-owner 7 room Raised Ranch with 3 bed­ Heather Scaggs, both 20, the The slayings of Miss Hansen and gaining military superiority over 2 acres bounded by State Forest comes with this cozy, older 1 'A story Cape. rooms, 2 '/ i baths, fireplaced rec room. 2 car garage and maintenance free ex­ attempted murder of Miss Miss Scaggs were part of a string Four bedrooms, hot air heat plus economical auxiliary wood furnace and 100 terior. Many custom features throughout and a must to seel Call for de- Hansen’s boyfriend, and with rape of rapes and slayings that terro­ the Soviet Union. amp electrical service. Very private. All this lor only $59,900. ails. 643-4060 and attempted rape. rized San Francisco Bay Area "In Washington they are now The balding, bespectacled de­ hikers for three years. Carpenter’s trying to conceal this position of fendant had no visible reaction and trial for the two Santa Cruz killings theirs with statements on their his attorney told reporters he had was moved to Los Angeles because readiness to arrive for the talks In nothing to say. of extensive publicity. Vienna." Tass said. "ft was not unexpected," his Carpenter, who has spent more The statement accused the Uni­ defense attorney said. "H e was than 20 years in prison for rape and ted States of playing down the prepared for it, Carpenter took it assault, has also been charged importance of talks aimed at So take a dip in the 20x40 inground pool or play ball pretty well." with five murders in Marin halting an arms race in space. MANCHESnR $89,900. The eight-woman, four-man jury County. No trial date has been set " ft is important. And before the on the 1 Vz acre lot that comes with this outstanding delegations of both sides get Lovely large family home featuring 5 bedrooms, 1'.^ baths, family room, for­ that heard the six-week trial in that case. UPI photo mal living room with fireplace, kitchen-den combination. Maintenance-free 4 bedroom raised ranch. Country kitchen, family together, agreem ent must be EAST HARTFORD $109,500 reached the verdicts after deliber­ Defense attorney Larry Biggam, Ex-convict David Carpenter, described exterior, garage and large park-llke yard. Perfect neighborhood for children. room, two car garage are some of the fine features ating only about eight hours over who put on a one-day defense, also Angeles. Carpenter was convicted in reached on the subject of the Call now. $89,900. N O TH IN G B U T TH E B EST is evident in this immaculate 7'/^ room Ranch fea­ talks.” Tass said. turing 3 bedrooms. 2'/4 baths, fireplaced family room. 1st floor laundry room, that can be yours. Priced to sell at $115,000. three days. admitted that Carpenter shot and by his lawyer as a “mental mess.” listens two of the killings, which terrorized central air & intercom system. Beautifully landscaped In sought after loca- The jury also found three specia I wounded Miss Hansen’s boyfriend, Friday as the verdict is read at the end of Northern California ifor three years. The United States wants the We can kelp yea become a "RE«U” PROFESSIONM.! September talks, suggested by J '•ori 643-4060 Cell 64R-45S, and adi for Dan. circumstances — multiple Stephan Haertle, and tried to rape his trial for the "traiiside" killings in Los murders, murder during a rape Miss Hansen, but said he did not Moscow a week ago, to include D. F. REALE, INC. Zinsser Agenqr and murder while lying in wait — rape Miss Scaggs. ways of resuming the Geneva talks m and a second jury already impa­ Haertle was shot in the neck but on strategic (intercontinental) and Real Estate 750 Main St., Manchester Iniarmadiala ransa nuolaar FREE neled will determine whether lived to identify Carpenter as the Bristol residents assess damage weapons. 175 Main St., Manchester, Ct. MARKET R£AL ESTATE SERVICES e v a lu a tio n I Carpenter should die in the gas man who ambushed the couple on a Moscow walked out of those talks M m chamber or spend the rest of his 646-4525 223 Eaat Centef St., Manch— ter 6411060 trail in Henry Cowell Redwoods last fall and the Soviet statement life in prison without possibility of 646-1511 State Park in March 1981. Miss said Washington "blasted away" parole. as power is restored to homes Scaggs had worked with Carpenter the negotiations by deploying a “A Superior Court Judge Dion Mor­ before she disappeared in May U new generation of nuclear missiles row scheduled a hearing for 1981. Her body was found in Big By David Ludlum He said the city had no estimate got downstairs, it was by." in western ^ rop e. The missiles motions Aug. IS, with the penalty Basin Redwoods Stale Park. Both OWNER FINANCING United Press International of the value of the damage, and Only one injury was reported. An were inst^ledStomatch existing jury reporting to court two days women had been shot in the head public works crews were out unidentified woman hit her head on Soviet SS-20 missfl^s:------later. with a gun belonging to Carpenter. AVAILABLE Utility crews finished restoring helping clean up the debris. the windshield of her car when she "B y linking questions of nuclear " I wanted to cry and I have been Prosecutors insisted the death power Friday and residents began "A ll our crews are out cleaning armaments with the problem of having to stop myself for a long penalty is the only proper punish­ tried to avoid a falling tree, police preventing the militarization of time — in order to stay in court,” ment forthe "cold and calculated” assessing the damage after a up. This morning I told the public said. She did not require space, the American administra­ Mary Scaggs, one of the victim’s slayings. Santa Cruz County Dis­ tornado ripped off roofs, severed works crews to be out in the hospitalization. tion is seeking to evade the talks on mother, said. " I didn't expect too trict Attorney Art Danner told power lines and uprooted trees in affected areas and assist in cutting Northeast Utilities restored L space,” Tass said. much of a reaction, ft will take a jurors that Carpenter had premed­ central Connecticut communities. trees and offer any other help." power to the last 100 of about 39,000 “The Soviet government con­ few hours to sink in.” itated the killings and deserved to The grim situation was made The National Weather Service in Connecticut customers who lost it firms its offer to the government of Marilyn Hansen of Davis, Calif., die. worse for Bristol homeowners Windsor Locks said the tornado cut from 150 separate outages caused the United States to open formal said she was "proud” of her "What does it mean when he when rain damaged furnishings a path three miles long and 600 feet by the two tornadoes and thunder­ talks on preventing the militariza­ daughter because she resisted her brings the gun to the park?" exposed after the tornado carried wide as it churned through the area storms that struck Thursday tion of outer space," Tass said. attacker. Danner asked sarcastically. "W as away the roofs, said Acting Mayor at 6 p.m. Thursday. The Tass statement, issued in "H er resistence was the begin­ he looking for small gam e?" evening. the name of the Soviet govern­ ning of the end for him,” Mrs. The jury also heard evidence Ralph G. Papazian. Yards were littered with debris Most customers were only with­ W a te rfro n t ment. followed a charge in the SOUTH WINDSOR Hansen said. "H er resistance concerning the five Marin County At least a dozen other houses including shingles, downed fences, out power for an hour or two. official Novosti news agency that Waterfront house on quiet lake in immaculate made it possible for Steve Haertle killings. Danner said those killings received less serious damage, power lines and even air Power was restored to all but about the Pentagon was opposed to talks New Listing to live. were similar to the Santa Cruz some from falling trees and power conditioners. 800 customers in the Stamford- condition. This house was built in 1969 and has 3 because it was seeking to over­ “ I think the death penalty is the County slayings and clearly show a lines, he added. Woodybrook Road in Bristol was bedrooms, enclosed porch, walk-out basement, fi­ 7 Room Raised Ranch, large family Norwalk area and Greenwich by 8 come a "mythical inferiority” In appropriate penalty in this case." pattern of premeditation. replace and 120 feet frontage on the lake. Don’tmiss room with fireplace, 3 bedrooms, built- "W e looked at the areas and the hardest hit. a.m. Friday, said utility spokes­ space weapons. conservatively I would say there Stasia Ellis stood outside her man Emmanuel Fordc. The Soviet Union has a simple seeing this house. Call today. Priced at only ins, 2 car garage were a dozen homes affected, two home moments after the roof was anti-satellite weapon now that While some utility lines were $74,900. of which had roofs blown off,” sheared off as she cooked supper could threaten low-orbiting U.S. Combine your business and residence in these 6 downed and transformers taken Papazian said. "The rain was with her 6-year-old daughter. "In satellites, but the United States is $ 8 6 ,9 0 0 . out when struck by lightning, rooms, plus garage and breezeway. 20 x 20 Show­ This,.Gi6od coming in on their furnishings, and one second the roof collapsed. The developing a sophisticated anti­ damage to utility equipment was I ’m sure it caused extensive wind broke everything. Ju.st one satellite rocket. room, l ‘/2 baths. . $79,900. "not as great as one might damage.” second!" she said. The Novosti commentary and an won't pay suspect." said Fordc. article in the Communist Party “ There was also considerable “ All I saw were branches and G ® R A / IA N newspaper Pravda listed Ameri­ U&R REALTY CO. uprooting of trees that have fallen things going by.” said Wayne STRANO REAL ESTATE Many of the outages were caused can military development pro­ Edmund Gorman ^ ^ 7 on homes," he noted. Augustine, whose home was dam­ REALTORS-MULTIPLE LISTING SERVICE m 156 East Center Street CHARLESTON, S.C. (ORI) - i by lightening striking fuses, which grams and said these proved 643-2692 A Ckiast Guard skipper who led a Papazian said the families were aged. He said he ordered his family just required resetting the fu.se, he Pentagon opposition to the pro­ O04 Middle Turnpike Ensi. M.incheMer, Conn 0o040 rare mission to remove an ...^laying with friends or relatives. downstairs but "before we even said. po.sed Vienna conference. Tel (2 0 3 )0 4 0 404 0 Robert D. Murdock, Realtor ailing sailor from a Russian 647-7653 trawler at sea said Friday be has no intention o f paying the Texas address ends *non-poUtlcar swing BEST SELLERS LIST ^ seaman’s hosidtal bill, - ‘f - - “ The hospital keeps giving between D.W. FISH REALTY CO. me a calf and asking me to pay States ardc SELLING? . OF his hospital bill,’’ said U . Roy . Each c(^i (Elfins, ^ commander o f the ' sailorsfr President blasts liberals on crime WE NEED YOU! 243 Main SI.. Manchester Vernon Circle, Vernon Coast Guard cutter Cape Knox. miedicai__ “ My Job is strictly search and We have more buyers than homes! If 643-1591 872-9153 RussiaicF, Bv Nornaan D. Sandler than 20 years that has reduced Democrats. cuts, rebuilding our military rescue," Collins said. “ 1 sure ’’^ queptiyb^— United Press International inflation and unemployment at the Initiatives like tuition tax cred- strength or helping El Salvador you've considered selling over the was surorised when the hospital" electronic j same lime.” Its to help hard-working families, and other nations resist totalitar last several years but were hesitant called, 1 didn’t expect that.’’ .sage for.’MT SAN ANTONIO — President The appearance capped a 7 -AjNiw . enterprise zones to provide jobs ian rule," he said, because of market conditions... 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The trip was billed as eral budget and, yes, an initiative Dame football player George Glpp receiving a risdio message July Althour "liberal leadership" of the House non-political, meaning the taxpay­ to return the freedom of voluntary **><-* ntiovie, "Knute Rockne, All 4 that a sailor aboard the Soviet rlgid_. for being obstructionists. ers paid for it. prayer to children in every schoolAmerican” — Reagan said: "But ship was suffering a ruptured atmosphi House leaders need to "stop In his speech, Reagan decried across our land,” he said. didn't win then and here's a bladder andJiepatitis. at spa Waim kowtowing to the pundits and the "the crisis of crime in America” The House bottled up Reagan’s flash from the GIpper: They're not The Cape Knox brought the ailing saimi special interests and start listen­ and said he was gratified by the anti-crime package, and it de- Kaing to win now.” sailor, Valenoln Kolbsenko, to American ‘ ing to the American people,” Supreme Court decision loosening feated a balanced budget constitu­ Charleston and he was rushed to sign. Reagan told more than 1,500 restrictions on the use of illegally tional amendment two years ago. Charleston Memorial Hospital, , "When members of the Texas Bar Associ­ obtained evidence, to which the But the Republican-led Senate • • • » » * » * » * « « « « where officials sgid he was in odyontheii ation, complaining particularly lawyers applauded. defeated the school prayer consti- • • • • • • • • • • good condition and should be ftaiboardi about inaction on anti-crime legis­ Reagan denounced liberals and tutional amendment and it failed to released in about fivetdays. started way) lation he backs. their "pseudo-intellectual apolo­ act on tuition lax credits or l l l S I U C I OQS y “ His spiriis are very good," “ABE^ERCjlWM paying, “ Winding up a three-day, four- gies for crime,” and renewed his " enterprise zones" for inner city Y e » ... Northfleld Green 3 bedroom unit with 2'/i baths, ASSUMABLE MGT! 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V 2 - MANCHESTER HERALD, Saturday, July 7, 1984 M.W rilKSTKH IIKR.Al.l). S.ilunl.i) Jlilj 7, li*H'»___ 3. Naugatuck rape leaves calm town In a state of shock Dotchin works for Senate Small Business Committee

By Margaret Jackson the mayor said he hopes the londle her as she stood at the bar. said she then jumped out of the idated clubhouse building say the counter of his Cracker Barrel United Press International incident will not be compared to She repulsed him, but when she truck and hitchhiked back to her except for 10 or more motorcycles Convenience Deli Store. "But you Manchester native finds work with Weicker a chalienge the Big Dan's Tavern affair, when attempted to leave one of the men own car. sometimes parked nearby, one never know ... how can you judge anybody?” N A U G A TU C K — In a town so four men were convicted of raping blocked the doorway, reportedly The woman, fearing for the would never have suspected the By Susan Schauer smiling. “ My mother worked in the "That was a major accomplish­ calm residents say they can almost calling himself "the doorman,” safety of her son and herself, said presence of the gang. The first two men arrested a woman March 6, 1983. on a Scripps League Newspapers State Capitol in Connecticut for 30 ment and an extremely important leave their doors open after dark, barroom pool table in New Bed­ and prevented her from exiting the she did not report the incident until "You never knew they were here included Martin Warren, 25, the years. She knew Sen. Weicker move," Dotchin says. "And since the alleged gang rape of a woman ford, Mass. club. the next day. until they left,” says a woman, 22, club’s president who is married W ASHINGTON — In the last 12 when he was a state by the Dead Babies motorcycle "I hope it doesn’t turn into a She said she was then thrown The two-story brick clubhouse who lives next door and pleaded for with two children, and Michael then, the senator and his commit­ years. Bob Dotchin has worked his gang has sent a shiver down the masquarade or a show for the onto a pool table, and then onto a building on a narrow street in a anonymity saying another neigh­ DeCarlo, 23, also married. The representative." tee have worked hard for some spine of the community. people," said the mayor. "Big couch, and stripped and attacked fraying corner of town now stands bor had been threatened to keep Naugatuck residents were way up the ladder in Washington As his internship ended, a victories for small businesses.” charged with sexual assault and from being a summer intern to Most shocking to the quiet Dan’s — with the national media by up to six men at one time, as locked and empty. Next door, dirty quiet after speaking to reporters. position on Weicker’s legislative He cites the establishment of the close-knit town in western Connec­ others stood by and laughed and curtains cover the windows of the “ Whatever went on inside, conspiracy to commit sexual staff director of the Senate Small staff opened, and Dotchin got the and sensationalism — 1 would hope Small Business Innovation Re­ ticut was the news the "gang" was that would not happen” cheered. small offices of what a sign stayed inside," she said, as she assault. Business Committee. job in September, 1972, Police also arrested John Con­ search Act, major changes in the actually a group of childhood The alleged Naugatuck incident She said for three hours she was proclaims to be the Catholic War looked after her three young A Manchester native. Dotchin “Then Watergate happened," way, 31, of Waterbury, and tax code, a guaranteed lending friends many of whom are married began in the pre-dawn hours of raped, assaulted and forced to Veterans. On the other side stands daughters playing near the now spends his days on Capitol Hill Dotchin says holding his head high. and described as "perfect June 2, when an unidentified have oral sex with the men, who a rickety apartment building. building. charged him only with a conspi­ program (just approved on Capitol working with Sen. Lowell P. "It was a critical period in gentlemen," took turns molesting her and The only clue in the neighbor­ racy charge. All three men were Hill and sent to President Rea­ woman accepted a ride from two And at a small market down the Weicker J r „ R-Conn., helping " I just can’t believe it." said male friends and an invitation to pounding her head on the wooden hood to the alleged incident is the street, owner William LaChap- released after posting $30,000 bail. American history ... a period of gan). and a reconvening of the oversee the committee’s major Mayor William C. Rado. Sr. "It is visit the clubhouse. arms of the couch when she way curious motorists slow down pelle says he never felt threatened Conway and DeCarlo pleaded high tension and high pressure. It White House Conference on Small responsibilities. incredible that this incident oc­ The woman said in a police resisted. momentarily to crane their'necks by the men who came to his store. innocent to the charges July 2. was a'n incredible period to be in Business in 1985-86 as some of those Later police also arrested John As staff director — a job Dotchin Washington. Our system reaf­ curred, based on some of the affadavit that after 3 a.m.. when Finally, she stated all the men and glance at the club, and then "The ones who came in were victories. people involved." sne became the only woman left in left but one, who gave her a lift in speed up and drive on perfect gentlemen,” said the tan, Lang, 27, and Joseph Giraldt, 29, of has had since the election in firmed itself by surviving After these accomplishments, And expressing the fear of many. the building a man attempted to his pickup truck for 800 feet. She Even neighbors behind the dilap­ trim storeowner as he stood behind Prospect. November, 1980 — he oversees a Watergate.” what lies ahead for 35-year-old staff of 20 and a million-dollar In 1975, Dutchin took the legisla­ Dotchin? budget. tive director’s post, and then in "I don't know," he says, looking “The committee has two major July, 1977, Weicker offered him a as though the subject isn’t a top Weather responsibilities, ” Dotchin ex­ chance to be minority staff priority right now. "In Washington Peopletalk director. plains, sitting in a leather chair in you have to deal with the issues at his Senate office. "The first is "Then I had a staff of five, and he hand. If the Senate turns Demo­ Today’s forecasts A A t 0 A AA legislative — overseeing the Small worked to develop policy and cratic ... who knows? My roots are Birthday almanac What people are saying A * Connecticut, Massachuhsetts Business Association, authorizing positions for Republican senators in Connecticut and will always be July 8— Steve Lawrence ( 193S-), the singer who on the committee,” he explains. "Texas women love to look rich, and I can’t and Rhode Island: Today scat­ ,0 * A', its programs and establishing its in Connecticut. But for now, I feel has starred for three decades on television and in ‘ ‘ From 1979 to 801 also got a chance complain about that. I don’t, after all, design tered showers and thunderstorms. funding levels. like I have the best of both worlds." night clubs. He often appears with his wife, singer clothes for people who want to look poor” Heavy downpours possible. Highs to help set the agenda for the White A^ "The second is a broad responsi­ Recently married. Dotchin and Eydie Gorme. — Bob Mackie, fashion designer, at a Texas 75 to 80. Mostly cloudy tonight with House Conference on Small / a 4 « 0 A bility to be an advocate for small his wife, Susan, live in Alexandria, showing of his fail collection. (Women’s Wear a chance of showers. Lows in the Business." July 9 — O .J. Simpson (I947-), the actor and r A A A A ® i business. But that’s a big job,” he Va. He calls himself a “ golf addict former football running back who led the Daily) 50s. Sunday partly sunny with the A A A A ® ” After the 1980 election, when says. "Small business is like of sorts,” who loves "all sports, the American Football Conference in rushing four chance of a shower. Highs in the A. A® * motherhood — everyone is for it.” Weicker was named chairman of theatre and cooking.” times. He ran for a record 2,003 yards during the "I have two lives, I feels good to win, and good mid 70s. '»a " a a to help other people. Things go best when the two Maine, New Hampshire: Show­ the Small Business Committee — 1973 season. ^ a ® A A ' Dotchin Started his Washington In Manchester, Dotchin’s par­ goals intermingle." ers and thunderstorms today. I A A A then just a select committee — career 12 years ago, when after a Dotchin became staff director. ents, Mr. and Mrs. Raymond July 10 — Saul Bellow ( 1913-), the author whose — Patty Sheehan, Highs 70 to 80. Showers likely * A ^ A A A • ® novels include "The Adventures of Augie year of graduate work at the Working with Dotchin at his side, Dotchin, live at 56 Dougherty St. 7 pro golfer, on a tonight. Lows mid 50s to low 60s. A A » 4 A University of Connecticut, he got Manchester native Bob Dotchin, who is his Washington, D.C., office. Dotchin March," "Herzog” and "Humboldt’s Gift,” for Northern California Scattered showers north and 0 A A A 0 Weicker oversaw the change of the Although he’s retired, Dotchin wliich he won a 1976 Pulitzer Prize. home she maintains partly sunny with a chance of an internship in Weicker’s office. committee from a select to a full says his father "still keeps busy” now the staff director of the Senate works closely with Sen. Lowell Weicker, for abandoned or showers south Sunday. Highs in the * * A 5 6 5 0 * “I was lucky, I admit," he says. standing committee. in medical supply sales. Small Business Committee, at work in R-Conn. July 11 — John Quincy Adams (1767-1848), the abused teen-age 70s. sixth president of the United States, 1825-29. girls. (Newsweek) Vermont: Showers likely today -V s ^ Following his presidency, he entered the House of but becoming a little less humid in Representatives in 1831, where he served until his "I don’t talk about the afternoon. High in the 70s. death. Parks garage deeded to i^Circuits movie projects Clearing and cool tonight. Low 50 Manchester when they are pre­ to 55. Sunday sunny and pleasant. July 12 — Henry DavidThoreau (1817-1862), the \ltlh favor say dry The $400,000 sale of the town’s Park ing materials from Charter Oak to the nol to build a planned 8.700 square-foot occupied by the garage for parking and essayist, poet, and naturalist who is best known mature and I don’t High in the 70s. in talk about political Saturday: showers and thunderstorms. Heavy downpours Department garage on Harrison Street new water treatment plant on Spring addition to its plant on Harrison Street. will not build an addition to the garage for his book "Walden," which was published in to Multi-Circuits Inc. has been com­ Street, which is also not complete.' The deed shows that Multi-Circuits for at lea.st one year from July 2. 1854. The book describes his solitary life in a projects until they possible. Highs around 80. Winds southwest 10 to 20 mph. are full blown." Extended outlook Saturday night mostly cloudy with a 40 percent chance of pleted and a warranty deed filed in the Multi-Circuits personnel are taking did reserve the right to make additions The purpose of that restriction is to cabin. give the town and the firm a chance to — Paul Newman, Extended outlook for New Eng­ showers. Low temperatures in the mid 50s. Sunday: partly office of the town clerk. measurements at the Harrison Street needed for minor modifications or July 13 — Jack Kemp (1935-), U.S. congress­ Swensson to announce The garage is still occupied by town garage in preparation for occupancy as.sess the parking situation. Bob Mackie actor, who has said land Monday through Wednesday: sunny with the chance of a shower. Highs 75 to 80. Today’s alterations in the use of its land. That man from the state of New York. He is a leading Park Department workers, however, by the printed circuit-board manufac­ included a pollution control facility of One of the complaints of residents he is seriously con­ Connecticut, Massachusetts and weather picture was drawn by Amy Schauster, 9, who was a state Rep. Elsie Swensson, R-Manchester, will Republican figure. Before entering politics, he since their new garage on Charter Oak turer, Harrison said. No definite date who live near the firm over the years sidering running for office, but won’t reveal Rhode Island: Fair weather hold a news conference Wednesday to announce not more than 1.7.50 square feet. was a professional football quarterback for 13 fourth grader at Highland Park, and resides at 51 Porter St. has been that employees park on the which one. through the period. High tempera­ whether she plans to seek election to a third term Street is not yet completed. for occupancy has been set. The company al.so agrees in the deed years. streets surrounding the plant. tures in the 80s except 70s Cape as representative from Manchester’s 13th Materials from the Harrison Street The town sold the garage to the firm not to conduct any plating process When negotiations between the town July 14 — John Chancellor (1927-), the " I ’m not sure that we Christians have the right Cod. Overnight lows from the mid Assembly District. garage are being moved gradually to in an effort to solve some problems that involving amonia and to conduct no and Multi-Circuits begun, the company television journalist who was the anchorman on to dictate to non-Christians how to behave. Also, I 50s to mid 60s. It was incorrectly reported Friday that Mrs. the Charter Oak Street location, arose from the company’s expansions process involving noxious or offensive was locally owned. It has since been "NBC Nightly News" from 1970 to 1981. He is now believe in the separation of church and state." Maine: Fair weather except Swensson would make her announcement on according to Park Superintendent in a limited area east of downtown: odors on the premises. Robert Harrison. At the same time. .sold to Tyco Laboratories Inc. of a commentator on NBC. — Ruth Bell Graham, wife of evangelist Billy chance of showers up north Wed­ Monday. One condition of the sale listed in the The deed also specifies that Multi­ Exeter. N.H. Graham, who says she has doubts about the nesday. Daytime highs in the 70s The news conference wll be at 7 p.m. in the Water Department workers are mov­ deed is that Multi-Circuits has agreed circuits will use the part of the land not self-righteousness of groups like the Moral except 80s south on Wednesday. Lincoln Center hearing room. Majority. (Family Weekly) Overnight lows in the 50s. N.H.: Sudsing up in New York Fair weather. Daytime highs in J Directors to consider raises " I learned one the 70s north to 80s south. Over­ Directors to hear pros and cons on CDBG Michele Shay, Henrietta on soap saga thing in this cam­ night lows in the 50s. The Board of Directors will be asked Thursday “ Another World," teams up with John Danelle, paign. I learned that Vermont: Fairly nice summer to approve pay increases for department heads of Majority and minority reports by a the other four and they have partici­ When the committee was charged under the grunt program. the ex-Dr. Grant on "All My Children,” in New when E .F . Holllngs weather with lots of sunshine each 6'/i percent beginning July 1 and 7 percent committee studying town re-entry into pated in making up his report. They are with its study responsibilities. Deputy Opponents of Ihe grunis arguud ihui York. They are co-stars in Dennis Mclnyre's new talks, nobody day. A slight chance of thunder­ beginning July 1. 1985, with a dental plan to the federal Community Development Charles Pillard, Betty Sadloski, Joseph Mayor Stephen T . Penny said the the town was being forced to accept a play "Split Second," which just opened at listens. Never take storms Tuesday and Wednesday. become effective Jan. 1. Block Grant Program will be heard by L. Swensson Sr. and Robert Board of Directors would call for a disproportionate share of low and Theater Four, yourself too Highs in the 80s. Lows 55 to 65. The package of benefits also applies to the Board of Directors Thursday night. Heavisides. referendum on the question if the moderate cost housing. Aside from a flourishing acting career. Miss seri/Dusly." Matthew Moriarty Jr., chairman of One committee member, former committee made a favorabie confidential employees. They include secretaries Manche.ster was later sued by the Shay leads an active social life. The wife of Ed the study committee, is expected to town Director Vivian Ferguson, ab­ recommendation. — Sen. Fritz Hol- who are not in union bargaining groups because federal Department of Justice on Lewis, publisher of Essence Magazine, she just submit a report for the majority. The stained from the final vote taken June If the voters of Manchester do in fact lings, D-S.C., who Storms soak East they have access to confidential information from behalf of several residents who u hosted a cocktail party for Jesse Jackson in New (M ajority comprises nine members of 27. The vote came after the committee vote in a referendum on the question abandoned his bid executives. charged the withdrawal was discrimi­ York. And when President and Mrs. Reagan Thunderstorms doused the east­ I the 15-member committee who favor held five weekly meetings to discuss during the Nov. 6 election, it will be the for the Democratic The directors will also be asked to ratify a natory, but Manchester won the suit. tossed a gala state dinner for Sri Lankan presidential nomi­ ern and southern states Friday and contract with town clerical workers that provides re-entering the program, which is the pros and cons of the grant program, third time they will have gone to the President Junius Jayawardene at the White nation after a temperatures dipped into the 40s in the same benefits. operated by the Department of Housing from which Manchester withdrew in polls to express an opinion on the The majority report of the committee the Dakotas. House recently, the Lewises were among the trouncing in the The clerical workers are members of the and Urban Development. 1980. question. is expected to say that admini.strative guests. New Hampshire A half-inch of rain fell at Municipal Employees Union, Local 991, Ameri­ Committee member Joseph Sweeney The report Thursday will be heard Votes in 1979 and in 1980 called on the policies of HUD have changed since the primary. (People) Mariel Hemingway Muskegon and Grand Rapids, Satellite view can Federal of State County and Municipal said today he will submit a report on before the regular meeting of the town to withdraw from the program. town withdrew from the program in Mich., and at Anderson, S.C., and Commerce Department satellite photo taken at 2 p.m. Friday shows Employees. behalf of the five members who do not directors is called to order. The The votes came after tensions deve­ 1979 and 1980 and that there is little "It is as important to our heritage as the Statue Charlotte, N.C. Dense foi scattered showers extending from the Appalachians northeastward favor re-entry. directors are not scheduled to act on the loped between the town and HUD likelihood the town will be subject to L of Liberty, the Lincoln Memorial or Yellowstone shrouded the Ohio Valley, cutting into Now England. Another band of clouds and showers associated Sweeney said he has conferred with report. officials over the town’s obligations risks in tv joining. visibility to near zero in eastern Nicholson is Reagan’s guest He’s greasing the way National Park." with a cold front stretch from Missouri northeastward across Ohio — Mariel Hemingway, actress, urging a House Kentucky, eastern Ohio and west­ ern Pennsylvania. Valley Into the eastern Groat Lakes. Low clouds behind the front Christopher Nicholson of 25 Country Club Drive Chris Atkins, the boyish blond actor who played committee to back expansion of Idaho’s federally cover the Midwest. The rest of the nation is clear except for a few was a guest last month in the Rose Garden at the a love interest of Linda Gray on “ Dallas,”, went protected wilderness. A resident of Salmon, Widely scattered — but heavy — clouds over the Great Basin. White House. He was representing Manchester at 8th District files sewer appeal calendars into rehearsal in New York this week for a revival Idaho, she has a ranch in an unprotected area. thunderstorms developed over the the 16th annual Teen Age Republican Leadership of the musical "Grease.” "When you have a gun, you fight. It’s your life. Conference in Manassas, Va. Chris will star in the lead role opposite Lori East Coast and stretched into New An appeal was filed Friday in asks the court to set aside the rate considerations that the district is And besides, for nothing would I fall into their York state. Participants were guests at a Congressional Ixiughlin, an Elite model, who he also enjoys a hands alive.” Superior Court in Hartford against for the district or to modify it so paying part of the cost of building A cold front dropped tempera­ Reception in the Rayburn House Office Building the sewer rates set by the town that it will be fair and reasonable. the sewage plant and that the Manchester close friendship with offstage. Soap opera buffs — Sofia Montenegro, a Sandinista soldier, when «SV 30.00 tures in the northern Plains, with a SEATTLE and had an opportunity to question senators in the Board of Directors for the Eighth The suit names as defendants the district maintains its own sewer will remember Miss Loughlin as Jody on ABC’s asked how it felt being a woman fighting against record 43 at Bismarck, N.D., and Dirksen Senate Office Building. Utilities District. town and the nine members of the lines. Wednesday "Edge of Night," or in TV commercial roles; the CIA-backed rebels in Nicaragua. (Rolling Stone) 41 at International Falls, Minn. Conference speakers included President Rea­ The appeal was filed by John D. Board of Directors. At a public hearing on the rates, Cheney Hall Foundation, Probate Court, 5 p.m. perky cheerleader for Tab, the salesgirl behind gan, Secretary of Energy Donald Hodell, White the counter at Arby’s. Readings in the 40s were also LaBelle Jr., attorney for the The town must file an appear­ LaBelle argued that some of the 40 Thursday ‘‘After a hard day’s work, no one wants to House Chief of Staff James A. Baker, Sen. Strom Judge’s hours. Probate Court, 6: 30 p.m. The newest “ Grease” will play July 10-12 in reported at Sioux Falls, S.D., and district. ance with the court by Aug. 9. percent increase in the sewer rates switch on PBS; no one wants to be uplifted." Fargo, N.D. ‘Thurmond, Congressman Jack Kemp and Board of Directors revaluation workshop, Lincoln Richmond, Va,, then stops in Norfolk, Atlanta, It claims the rate set by the The directors set a rate of 87.3 is to improve sewer facilities — Chuck Barris, T V producer and writer, who several others. Center hearing room, 7: .10 p.m Indianapolis, Cincinnati, Cleveland and But readings soared into the 100s SAN FRANCISCO |l directors June 12 was not fair and cents per 100 cubic feet of sewage outside the district. He said that left television to write his memoirs, ‘‘Confessions in the desert Southwest and inland At the reception in the Rose Garden, President Board of Directors. Lincoln Center hearing room, 8 Memphis. of a Dangerous Mind.’’ reasonable as required by the the district collects in its lines and the district should not be held areas of California. It was 107 at Ronald Reagan greeted the conference state’s general statutes and the sends to the town sewage plant for responsible to share those costs. p.m. S A U G E L E ^ I Inyokern, Calif., and 106 at Nee­ members. They presented him with a pair of town charter. treatment. Residents of the district pay a dles and Palm Springs, Calif. Western boots mounted on a mahogany plaque. Using the language common to The rate deducts 9.7 cents from district property tax of 2 mills for Bolton administrative appeals, the one the the 97 cents other sewer users sewer service. Most residents who TEMPERATURES \ Nicholson, son of Mr. and Mrs. Edwin Monday "Slightly cooler temperatures filed by the district calls the rates will pay under the rate increase receive sewer service from the NEW \ Nicholson, is a senior at Loomis Chaffee School Public Building Commission, Community Halt are forecast for the next couple of ORLEANS " •MIAMI unfair, unreasonable, arbitrary, that became effective July 1. town pay a charge based on the and plans to major in political science at college. fireplace room, 7; 30 p.m. Almanac days,” said meteorologist Nolan capricious, and discriminatory. It The discount is based on the amount of water they consume. •I.EOENO- Tuesday Duke of the National Severe 60 Storms Forecast Center in Kansas ^^P *A IN 1/ . ‘ ,|tWOW Fire Commission, Firehouse, Notch Road, 7 p.m. Today is Saturday, July 7, the City, Mo. "But we’re still looking Approval sought on sale Republican Town Committee, Community Hall, 189th day of 1984 with 177 to follow. |;’;> 'jsMOwEAS^ rfow at above 100 degrees over Southern UPl WEATHER FOTOCAST ^ 7: 30 p.m. The moon is moving toward its The Board of Directors will be asked Thursday California inland areas and the to approve the sale of a 3.7-acre parcel in the M CC head backs consolidation Thursday full phase. desert Southwest.” Library Board, Bentley Memorial Library, Holton There is no morning star. Buckland Industrial Park to Gerald N. and Manchester Community College is lucky to have a new, $10 million Board of Trustees of Regional Center Road, 7:30 p.m. The evening stars are Mercury, Dorothy Garston for $60,000. The 126 at Death Valley, Calif., President William Vincent said facility, other Connecticut com­ Community Colleges voted t'> Board of Education. Bolton Elementary St'hool Venus, Mars, Jupiter and Saturn. National forecast The Economic Development Commission last Thursday was only eight degrees this week that he would support a munity colleges are still "ill- support consideration of a possible office. Notch Road. 7: 30 p.m. Those born on this date are under For period ending 7 p.m. tonight, thundershowers are expected Intho month approved plans by Garston Sign Supplies shy of the highest temperature possible merger of the state’s housed." Linking up with a teehni- community collcge/technical col­ the sign of Cancer. They include North and Middle Atlantic Coast states. Elsewhere weather will Inc. of East Hartford to - construct a 14,8000- ever recorded in the United States, community and technical colleges, cal college could mean an lege merger, Vincent noted. He composer Gustaf Mahler in 1860, remain fair In general. Maximum temperatures will include: Atlanta square-foot building at the Batson Drive site for Duke said. an idea the Board of Governors for improved physical plant housing said he believes the current board painter Marc Chagall in 1887, film 85. Boston 74. Chicago 75, Cleveland 70, Dallas 97, Denver 96, Duluth the distribution of paint and paint supplies. The Nebraska Gov. Bob Kerrey Higher Education recently voted both, he explained. would concur. director George Cukor in 1899 and 73, Houston 94, Jacksonville 91, Kansas City 84, Little Rock 86, Los company manufactures small, indoor signs and announced disaster assistance employs about 19 people. to consider. "But I think it (a merger) would But it’s a mutter of speculation I" or the Record bandleader Doc Severinsen in 1927. centers would be set up in nine Angeles 75, Miami 88, Minneapolis 81, New Orleans 92. New York 78 The building plans do not require the approval " I personally think it would be a involve a substantial capital in­ which technical college, if any, On this date in history: counties damaged by flooding and Phoenix 105, San Francisco 71, Seattle 78, St. Louis 82 and good thing," Vincent said. He Washington 82. of the Planning and Zoning Commission because vestment," Vincent said. "It would MCC would merge with. Although 7 In 1846, U.S. Navy Commodore storms. The centers will house predicted that a merger would have to be an evolutionary thing, Hartford Stale Technical College J.D . Sloat proclaimed the annexa­ the site is under four acres and the building will The name of the owner of Kenny’s Equipment Service state-federal teams that will begin mean “ fewer but more compre­ and it would be somewhat difficult is the closest. Greater Hartford tion of California by the United require fewer than 60 parking spaces. was spelled incorrectly in the caption below a front helping eligible residents get fed­ hensive institutions.” Community College is located States. to achieve.” page photgraph in Friday’s Manchester Herald. His eral disaster relief. Vincent said that although MCC A number of years ago, the nearby. numo is Kenneth DowdinK. In 1898, President William McKinley signed a joint resolution Manchester Herald of Congress authorizing the annex­ 5F9F3F ation of Hawaii by the United Richard M. Diamond, Pubiisher ★ ★ ★ ★ ★ ★ ★ States. Hawaii became the 50th Lottery Penny Sadd Mark F. Abraitis ■k -k UP TO 70% SAVINGS k k 4 state in 1959. 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Here, the new 50-star flag is raised Vermont daily: 466. through Friday and by 7:30 a.m. Circulations. Saturday. do.” during ceremonies in Honolulu on July 4, 1960. Massachusetts daily: 3587. *k*irk\irk-kkkkkkkk * Loading Outside Swiss Colony Cheese Shop 4 4 ~ 4 — MANCHKSTKH HERALD, Siiturdiiy, July 7, l!)H4 MANUHKSTER HER.M.D. Sulurdtiy, July 7. 1984 5 Court disallows Cianci candidacy GENERAl Oil J. B. ELECTRONICS By Ken Fronckllng law applies to everyone, not just to serve the unexpired portion of for a future election. AARON COOK STEREO • MUSIC AMPS • TV United Press International those who are politically astute.” the term from which he or she was At the state court hearing Cianci said he was discussing the Tuesday, John A. O’Neill Jr.. SALES AND SERVICE PROVIDENCE, R.l, - Ex- removed by reason of the provi­ MANCHESTER Cianci’s lawyer, argued his client Mayor Vincent A. Cianci Jr. was decision with his lawyers and sions of the Providence Home Rule never lost his candidacy right HEATING Oil removed Friday from the city’s might appeal it to the federal Charter," the court said. courts. because he never went to prison or r.. July 31 mayoral ballot when the The two-page decision was - _ ooo lost the right to vote. state Supreme Court ruled him The special election was trig­ issued three days after the court QUAIITY SERVICE ineligible to complete the term he gered by Cianci’s forced resigna­ heard full arguments on the Under state law, time in prison vacated after a felony conviction. tion in April following no-contest challenge. It said majority and must actually be served for a CALL 5 6 8 -3 5 0 0 The 3-2 decision overturned pleas to felony and misdemeanor minority opinions would be issued person to be disenfranchised. JACK BERTRAND 643-1262 rulings last month by the city assault charges involving a former later. HAS ITI Candidates remaining in the Board of Canvassers and State friend and his ex-wife. He received Providence mayoral race are a suspended five-year sentence. Chief justce Joseph A. Bevilac- B&L Board of Elections which upheld qua and Associate Justice Flor­ Acting Mayor Joseph A. Paolino Handtesier, Conn. Cianci's right to run in the special The city charter prohibits a ence K. Murray dissented. Jr., the endorsed Democrat; and • SPRAYING Featuring This Week... election. convicted felon 'from holding Gelch claimed it was "absurd" former House Minority Leader • TREE FEEDING & CARE Dr. MelvynGelch, neurosurgeon office. Cianci could run to complete a Frederick H. Lippitt, state Rep. • TREE REMOVAL and former city charter commis­ "No Tree Too Smair “ A majority of the justices are of four-year term of office from Keven A. McKenna and construc­ • STUMP GRINDING sion chairman who challenged the opinion that an official re­ which he had resigned. He was tion executive Emanuel Torti, all I n o d 191 M(Im* I • SNOWPLOWING Phone 6 43 1191 oi 64j 1900 Cianci’s candidacy, said the ruling moved from office for conviction of challenging Cianci’s right to finish of whom are running as Inoivod A Liooratd • Conn. Arborist *2176 “ shows this is a society where the a felony is not eliyihi-' '"••election the current term, not his eligibility independents. New England • Eoitbiook MuH Mntttfield Bruce Litvinchyk Phone 4S6 1 141 fASrVffW CONNKttCUT S 646-3425 Mechanical Services, Inc. usotno ruu uevict oenaAnai Ex-priest pleads guilty to parish rip-off [Manchester Fence Repair and Installation 166 TUNNEL RD., VERNON, CONNECTICUT 06066 For Only ^15 ^ By Rob Stein forgery charges and five years for Bennett said Falkowski had repaid United Press International the larceny charges. $ 21, 000 . Defense attorney William Ben­ The amount of money involved WOODEN FENCES OF ALL KINDS Per Week, Your SPRING FIELD . Mass. - A nett said he would ask for proba­ has been disputed. STOCKADE - SPLIT RAIL - ROUND RAIL defrocked priest accused of using tion. Assistant District Attorney Rev. Joseph Milewski, who PICKET - NEW POSTS as much as $200,000 of his parish’s John Bryson said he would ask for replaced Falkowski. said as much Ad Can Appear money to buy himself a Cadillac a jail term in the county House of as $200,000 might have been taken. and other items pleaded guilty Corrections but would leave it up to Bennett said the figure was much Friday to using some of the money the judge to decide how long. lower while Bp'son said Falkowski FREE ESTIMATES HATCH ODELL 646-2151 In This Spot! to pay off his own debts. Falkowski still faces 76 addi­ had been indicted on charges he tional charges of uttering, larceny Thomas Falkowski, 41, of East took an estimated $80,000. UPI photo and forgery in which he allegedly Longmeadow, admitted to six Hampden County District Attor­ took money from his parish to buy An old Lebanese woman raises her hands to the sky counts of uttering, larceny and ney Matthew J. Ryan Jr.’s office MANCHESTER OVER 45 himself a new car, television, bed, Friday as she asks God’s mercy for her kidnapped son. forgery while more than 30 pari­ began to investigate Falkowski YEARS lawn mower and other personal shioners from St. Joseph’s Polish after parishioners filed a civil Relatives of kidnapped persons closed the only crossing items. MEMORIAL CO. EXPERIENCE National Catholic Church crowded lawsuiS against him in Hampden 7 The thefts allegedly occurred in point between East and West Beirut, urging political the Hampden Superior Courtroom. Superior Court to recover the Opp East Cemetery CALL 649-5807 leaders to intervene on their behalf. 1981 and 1982 while he was pastor. money. The suit is pending. For All Your Needs Judge George C. Ready Jr. In pleading guilty to the charges Ready refused to accept Fal- allowed Falkowski to remain free Friday, Falkowski admitted to kowski’s plea Thursday after TRAVELolNSURANCE UALITY HARRISON ST on $10,000 bail and ordered the w ith d raw in g $31,000 of the Falkowski said‘prescription tran­ 391 Broad St., Manchester MORIALS MANCHESTER probation department to prepare a church’s money from two Spring- quilizers had made him drowsy. 646-7096 D One dead in fighting report for sentencing on July 20. , field banks, using some of the His case had been postponed He faces a maximum of 10 years Imoney to pay off loans and putting Monday when he complained of THOMAS FALKOWSKI in state prison for the uttering and /the rest in accounts in his name. chest pains. . . . pleads guilty "Si-rrio/i Mniii licsirr h'or O rrr .'ill ) riir\" over militia abductions fo r Only ^15 New England Mechanical Services, Ijic., established in 1966, is located at 166 Tunnel Rd. in Vernon. The firm specializes in sales, service, design and installation By David Zenlan greater Beirut area went into of industrial and commercial air conditioning, refrigeration, heating & ventilation PenOand The Florist United Press International effect Wednesday in a bid to end Per Week, Your nine years of civil war. Bizarre kidnap sparks dipiomatic furor systems, and energy management. There are presently 50 employees in our serv-, 24 BIRCH ST BEIRUT, Lebanon — Hundreds A Lebanese army source said ice, construction, sheet metal and energy management departments to serve you. 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Beirut’s rival militias over the last Nigeria denied it was reponsible four infants, were detained at the SUPERIOR MUFFLERS AIR CONDITIONING - REFRIGERATION booby-trapped car carrying a Airways 707 plane at Stansted Hananiya told British Foreign nine years burned tires and piled for the bizarre kidnap attempt airport for 16 hours but were freed Lebanese family was detonated by Airport, 30 miles east of London, Secretary Sir Geoffrey Howe that HEATING and SHEET METAL rocks to block the only open despite the fact that the crate was Friday and given permission to DON WILLIS GARAGE, INC. VERNON HARTFORD “ Two men were found in each "some patriotic friends of Nige­ specialists remote control, killing the wife and crossing of the Green Line, which adressed to the foreign minister in leave the airport. The plane and its crate,” British Home Secretary ria” were behind the plot. WHEEL ALIGNMENT - BRAKE SERVICE WRECKER SERviCE mother of the driver and injuring links Christian east Beirut from g e n e r a l REPAIRING J Lagos, the Nigerian capital. The crew, however, were still being Leon Brittan said Friday. “ One Commander William Hucklesby New England Mechanical Services, Inc. his 4-month-old son and two the Moslem west. Nigerian ambassador to London held. crate contained Mr. Dikko. who of London’s anti-terrorist squad Propane Cylinders Filled bystanders, civil defense officials " I f they do not release our sons, said "patriotic friends” of the said. 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Clint Eastwood, Kyle CD ■ Rttx Hum bard town, is taken in by an old friend but his hands and some physical 11:00P.M. ingham, Shane Briant 1973 questionable ventures that Eastwood. Rated PG. feats by some yoga experts. (R) Juliet romance transposed to the world of New York opportunity to select a judge Zimeri’s experience should dis­ G2) - Fishin' Hole and starts a new job. Joanne 3D (D (2® G® - N e w s G9 - MOVIE: 'The Tempest' (60 min.) The dethroned Duke of Milan am street gangs. may backfire. courage other informants from d ^ - Bugs Bunny & Friends W oodw ard, Richard Beymer, - Off the Set more amenable to its cause in (2D - Sports'Week CD his young daughter spend twelve Some changes have been made, by contrast, in the (S ) - Crossfire Claire Trevor. 1963. CD ~ S w itch The Kingdom raid has been proceeding against the Com­ to beat Ronald Reagan? cooperating with the State Depart­ (29 - Foro 41 3D “ World Tomorrow years on an enchanted island Ri oldest American musical currently on view — "Oh @ - MOVIE: 'The Blonde Solid Gold - Jetsons (3D (2® - chard Button. Roddy McDowell. compared with the Reagan ment to combat the terrorist Bombshell' The hectic life of a (3D ~ Odd Couple Kay” at Chichester, Britain's leading summer munity Church membership. 12:00 P.M. (3® - SportsCenter Lee Remick 1982 Rated PG threat. Certainly this is the opinion 9:00 A.M. - Stroh's Dallas Grand Prix star who loves, loses and wins (3® - SportsCenter theater, on the south coast. invasion of Grenada, which Executive interference with By Arnold Sawlslak ing to surrender their candidacies candidate state the substance of CD her man, despite all odds. Jean (39 - MOVIE: Honkytonk Man' (3® - C ountdow n to '8 4 Today's CD - up Front Coverage of this Formula I Grand G® - Or. Gene Scott of a Washington, D.C., homicide In hopes of performing on the program features weekly prev Its ultra-silly story of Prohibition bootleggers has was a controversial project the judiciary in this manner is before the convention. Political the campaign. If, for example, Prix circuit auto race is presented Harlow, Lee Tracy, Franchot CD “ Miller's Court Grand Ole Opry, an aging country (2® - Children Running Out of lews and profiles of the 1964 been touched up and a couple of extra songs inserted. sophisticates may know that detective. Jack Chaillet, who from Fairpark, Dallas, T X . (2 hrs.) Tone. 1933 subject to much criticism, but not unheard of. But it.was state Can anyone win the presidency they are able to ignite the fairness CD “ Sunday Morning singer travels across the back- Tim e Olympics But it is played with sprightly charm on a stage made brought Zimeri to the State CD - Truman Taylor Talks To 3:15P.M. roads of America with his ne­ one that was judged beneficial action that opened the door to without ca r i ng Connecticut, neither man has a chance to win issue — the charge that Reagan CD - Make It Real (2D - Inside Business (S ) - Money Week into a giant piano, and its George and Ira Gerswhin the nomination, but the appear­ Department. f D - Robert Schuller's Hour of 2D - Freeman Reports phew. Clint Eastwood. Kyle to the Reagan administration Mahady's assignment to the New Jerse^’^llin o is , Michigan, cares only for the rich and CD “ Oral Roberts Eastwood Rated PG (29 - MOVIE: 'American Pop' G® - ABC News songs sound like the entire Hit Parade of 1926. “ He turned out to be a gold mine' Power (Closed Captioned] Pop music tunes by musical Indiana, Iowa and every other ance of a contest may liven up the privileged — that was used with G l) - Black Star 3:30 P.M. according to the public opinion - MOVIE; Planet Earth' A (31 - MOVIE: 'Eighteen greats from Gershwin to Pat Bon case, when the court adminis­ of information,” Chaillet told my (3D - Top Rank Boxing from state west of the Missouri River convention enough to hold viewer some success in 1982, the president G ^ - CFL Football: Edmonton at 20th century American astron­ (3® Weapons of Kung Fu' atar highlight this animated saga TH IS H A R D LY exhausts the vintage American polls. 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U S A London revival. Public demand has forced the Can anyone win the presidency among the three candidates in If, however, Mondale and the John Saxon, Diana Muldaur, Ja ­ @ ) - Independent News American becomes involved in the Kingdom raid. net Margolin. 1974. * A Musician's Informance Linda Ellerbee and Andrea Mitch­ National Theater to bring back its smash hit revival of court cases. who is running 10 or more points pre-convention platform and rules Democrats let the issue appear to First, he should never have been ■ (29 the disappearance of the Fingers d ^ " News/Sports/Weather ell host this look at .politics and 11:15P.M. of Fate Tab Hunter, Patty She­ "Guys and Dolls" — written in 1950 — before moving it Former Lt. Gov Madelein Hindsight is sometimes beter behind his opponent in the national work hold, the possibility of really deported, and he should now be G2) - ESPN's SideUnes the week ahead in the news (60 be a choice of continuing Reagan @1 dS) - Wimbledon Tennis ® - MOVIE: ‘Things Ars pard 1967 into a West End theater. allowed back. He might get killed Cham pionships '8 4 Coverage of G9 - AM American Wrestling 4:00P.M. min ) Kunin, Democratic party can­ than foresight. Much of the polls at the beginning of the divisive floor fights at San Fran­ policies or of returning to the Tough All Over' Two men are (3® - C F L Football; Edmonton at the men's singles final is pre­ O ) - Dr. Gene Scott ** CBS Sports Sunday But in the field of American drama, London at the over there.” 3D 3D - MOVIE: 'Willy Wonka and penniless and stranded m Chi­ British Columbia didate for governor, demon­ criticism that has been voiced election year summer? Of course. cisco has been eliminated. Mon­ policies of past Democratic presid­ sented from the All-England Today's program features a 10- (29 the Chocolate Factory' Willy cago until Arabs hire them to moment is in a class by itself. So many classics are on Chaillet, who is now retired, Lawn Tennis & Croquet Club, round junior lightweight bout be­ (1® - All American Wrestling strated uncertainty about the is based on the state’s lack of Harry Truman did it in 1948. dale's opponents can talk tough, encies, they will have played into (2® - MOVIE: Try To Catch A Wonka, the world famous con­ drive a limousine containing $5 view that Guardian newspaper critic Michael Wimbledon. England. (6 hrs.) tween Roger Mayweather and added; “ Zimeri was our source, a-, Saint' 1975 fectioner, offers a grand prize to million Choech Mann, Tom m y G® - Dr. Gene Scott legitimacy of the venture and success in dealing with the Can anyone whose political but they have just about given up the president’s hand. He will Tony Baltazar, the Tour de France Billington sought out the reasons for "I/indon’s great A d3) d Z) - Sesame Street (Closed the five children holding lucky Chong. Rip Taylor Rated R ' News/Sports/Weather party that tore itself up with the weapons they would need to police department source. It was (2D “ News/Sports/Weather Bicycle Race and John Madden's (2D American revival." its political ramifications when Community Church situation gleefully trot out his tried and Captioned] candy bars Gene Wilder, Jack because he trusted us that he (2® - Innovation Journeys. (2 hrs.) she said it was too early for her internal dissension and lost the plunge the convention into a bitter, tested “ failed liberal policies of the - Nuestra Familia Albertson, Peter Ostrum 1971 and reports of child abuse. agreed to talk to the State - Pelicula: El Cofre del G® - Scholastic Sports Rated G previous election by a landslide time-consuming(war. past" speeches. - World Tomorrow (29 to comment. Her restraint was Unless and until more informa­ Pirata' Academ y win the presidency in the next If the Demofifuts are able to lure If Gary Hart proved anything in Department. If this is the way the 29 - Great Confrontations at another indication of the deli­ tion is forthcoming, the opera­ 9:30A.M. ( S ) ~ M O V IE ; 'Speedtrap' A pri­ (3® *■ Dr. Gene Scott the Oxford Union r S M O W C A S E l election? Of course, Richard Nixon a big audience to their convention, 1984, it was that voters yearn for State Department treats inform vate eye and a policewoman in­ Cinema cate political considerations CD - Comment ®2) - MOVIE: 'Charley Varrick' (2® - Baila Conmigo t ciwgmAs J 7 tion must be judged one that mants, then the local cops are vestigate a rash of car thefts. Joe did it in 1968. the rest is up to their nominee. He some sign that their leaders are CD “ MOVIE: 'Hard Driver' A A small-town crook accidentally Don Baker, Tyne Daly, Richard (S ) - Starsky and Hutch involved. was doomed to fail for valid going to tell those guys to shove it free-spirited boy becomes a hard- steals Mafia funds during a bank Hartford Manchester E . H A R T F O R D S B a - a B T o None of these conditions exist in must use the convention to (1) thinking in terms of new solutions Jaeckel. 1978 Classic Country Hilton Wick, Easton’s oppo­ when they ask for cooperation on driving man on the rocky roads of robbery Walter Matthau. Joe GD Clntma City — The Natural (PG) Sal UA Theaters East — Conan the INTiRtTATIMiXITSt reasons. exactly the same context this year, make a strong and positive per­ Don Baker. Felicia Farr 1973 CONT SHOWS DAIIV / i ATI SHOWS T IM A SAT for the problems of today and stock car racing. Jeff Bridges, (ff) - Coiorsounds 7:15P.M. and Sun 1:50,4:30,7:05,9:35. — Against Destroyer (PG) Sot and Sun 2,4,6,6,10. nent in the governorship prim­ but the questions and answers sonal impression on the public, and tomorrow. There is a lesson there intelligence matters.” Valerie Perrine. 1973. 2D - News Update All Odds (R) Sat 2:15, 7 with Blade — Bachelor Party (R) Sat-Sun 2, 4:X, lABO PMAT 0AAV-$2.5O ALLFEATWfES In Miami, where she lives with 12:30 P.M. (2D * Sports Sunday Runner (R) Sun 4:3S,i9:20. — The Man 7:X, 9:40. — Rhinestone (PG) Sat-Sun INTST AFTIffHOON SHOWONIV ary, was equally noncommittal - RUTLAND (VT.) HERALD serve to put the current political (2) frame the issues of the for Walter Mondale. CD - To Be Announced (29 - Tyranny of Status Quo Who Knew Too Much (PG) Sot and Sun 2:15, 4:45, 7:15, 9:X. — The Rocky CD - MOVIE: 'Terror on the 7:30P.M. BTCVErVi situation into a somewhat different campaign in such clear and her 3-month-old daughter, Norma r p - Point of View Beach' A vacationing family's (2 ) - Election Special ) :40, 4:20, 7:30,9:50. — Le Bol Sot and Horror Picture Show ( R) Sot midnight. TOP (29 - On the Line Tonight's pro­ Sun 2:14, 4:40, 7:40, 9:55. — Testament — Up In Smoke (R) Sot midnight. — SPICLBCRCra perspective. imperative terms that the public Zimeri said: "I feel because he Gl) - Jackson Sive Show camping outing on the beach Arnold Sawlslak is a 'senior turns into a nightmare. Dennis 4:15P.M. gram looks at the calculated risks (PG) Sun 3:15,6:45, )0:10 with Doys of Troding Places (R) Sot midnight. SECRET GREMLINS helped the government here his life" dS - Batman I H i »<> PASOdd A / lf F tf lo Can Walter Mondale or any other will expect the president to editor for United Press Interna­ Weaver, Estelle Parsons. Susan CD - Kiner Korner the aulo industry is taking to Heaven (PG) Sun 1:30, 4:55, 8:30. Vernon compete in a world market East Harttord Iil0 3:l6-6;IS-7:X Democrat beat Ronald Reagan in respond. tional. is in danger. I cannot stay here.! d S - Evans and Novak Dey. 1973 (S ) “ Sports Update /Games of Cine 1 a 2 — Cannonball Run 11 ( PG) lOBO 11:46 I2:M 2:40.65)0.73O Eastwood Pub ft Cinema — Cannon­ ------!00I25)0 alone any longer. I will have to go. dS) - Misa Del Domingo - Here's Lucy '84 (ID - Soapbox Sot 2, 7, 9:10; Sun 2, 4:15, 7, 9:10. — 1984? Of course — if everything That will be a tough job. CD ball Run II (PG) Sat-Sun 7:15, 9:15. Romancing the Stone (PG) Sol ):X , breaks right fo him. to El Salvador where Jorge can, - Porky & Bugs G2) - SportsCenter Plus 4:30P.M. 8:00 P.M. Poor Richard's Pub a Cinema — 7;X, 9:X; Sun 1:X, 3:X, 5:X, 7:X, G H O S T r o K A R A T E K ID Mondale’s performance as a can­ Cannonball Run II (PG ) Sot 7:30,9:30, IH. didate this year has not exactly come to see his daughter.” ^ - Miracle Revival Hour (2D - CNN Investigative Report CD ~ C N N Headline N ew s 3D 3D “ Salute to Lady Liberty 12: Sun 7:X, 9:X. 9:X. BUSTERS Entertainers from the worlds of West Harttord Letters policy Footnote: There is one minor 10:00 A.M. (29 - To Be Announced (3® - You) M agazine for Showcase Cinemas — Indiana and Elm I a 2— Call theater tor weekend THE FIRST THING the Demo­ supercharged the voters. Only W om en stage, screen, television and mu­ the Temple of Doom (PG) Sat 12:X, 125)0 2:20-4:«.7j& 15)045)0-7510 cratic candidate needs is a good when he was in danger of losing the fhev Manchester Herald complication. With 13 bullet CD ** Sunday Morning G® - Spotlight on Government sic join together to salute the Sia 2:45, 5, 7:20, 9:45,12; Sun 12:X, 2:45,5, showtimes. 0.40 11:46 040125)0 - Working Women 2D “ Evans and Novak tuo of Liberty (2 hrs ) 7:20.9:45. — The Karote Kid ( PG) Sat 1, convention. Contrary to what nomination did he exhibit the kind welcomes letters to the wounds to remind Zimeri that he’s, CD ** Popi Goes the Country (£D Orive-int (29 - MOVIE: 'Contract on (D - Star Search 4, 7, 9:40. 12; Sun 1, 4, 7, 9:40. — Top East Harttord — The Three Stooges P O P E O F editor. on someone's hit list, he purchased f p - M ass 1:00 P.M. Secret! (PG) Sot 1, 3:15, 5:15, 7:30, 10, Sat-Sun 8:X with Cannonball Run II S T A R T R E K 3 Mondale's advisers probably are of "fire in the belly" that Jackson Cherry Street' A New York City GREENWICH Letters should be brief and - Three Stooges CD - MOVIE: The Deadly police inspector uses unorthodox 3D G® ' Hardcastle and 11:45; Sun 1, 3:15, 5:15, 7:30, 10. — (PG ) Sat-Sun 8:X -with Never Say THI SIAiCH ,w. telling him, that means a conven­ has demonstrated can still ani­ two handguns in Miami without, M cCorm ick Hardcastle is Game' A New York undercover methods to stamp out crime Gremlins (PG) Sot 12:20, 2:40, 5. 7:X, Never Again (PG) Sot-Sun 10:45.' V ILLA G E R toeseocK to the point. They should be G ^ - Dr. Gene Scott shocked when he sees a man he tion that has some competitive mate voters. So the dramatic level disclosing his alien status. This is a~ officer links a loan shark to a Frank Sinatra. Martin Balsam, 9:50.12; Sun 12:20;2:40,5, 7 :X ,9:50.— East Windsor — The Three Stooges I5)0.3JB7:I0 12:16-2304:46.740 typed or neatly hand-written, d9) - Leave It to Beaver had sentenced to life in prison out Star Trek III: The Search for Spock Sat-Sun 8:X with Bachelor Party (R) '• r excitement to attract television of Mondale’s performance at the law violation, and he served 11 drug-smuggling operation. David Verna Bloom. 1977 046-125)0 105)012510 and, for ease in editing, d D - N e w s Update Birney, Burt Young, Allen Gar­ in the civilian world (R) (60 mm ) (PG) Sot )2:15, 7:30, 4:45, 7:40, )0, 12: Sat-Sun 8:45 with Porky's (R) Sat-Sun months in Jail. 29 “ How to Play the Piano (Closed Captioned) Sun 12:15, 2:X, 4:45, 7:40, 10. — 10.x. OtgS4bvNEA,ltK * watchers without becoming a convention will be an important should be double-spaced. d3) - MOVIE: Around the field 1976 O ) - What's Happening - Straight Talk Ghostbuslers (PG) Sol and Sun 12,2:20, Manchester — Three Stooges Come­ BEAT»: INDIANA JONES nasty battle. key to his chances. The Herald reserves the A State Department consular W.qrld in 8 0 Days' Phineas Fogg CD - Happy Days Again CD 4:45, 7:20,9:40,)) :4S: Sun 12,2:20,4:40, dies Sal-Sun 8:35 with Cannonball Run ANPTHi "Hml official, meanwhile, said no final sets out to win 20,000 pounds (5D “ Mark Russell Special Co­ GD - Lifestyles of the Rich and 7:20, 9:40. — Beat Street (PG) Sot 12. II (PG ) Sot 9.X : Sun 8 :X with Enter STREET riMFli Of DOOM In that connection, Gary Hart right to edit letters in the CD - Road Back median Mark Russell presents his slerhng if he can complete a trip Famous 2:X, 4:40,10,12; Sun 12,2:X, 4:40,7:40, the Dragon (R) Sat 1t:1S; Sun 10.X. itaiiMdiwiia WOTAWItMiV 13 K> 34$ $00 "Well, no matter W HO he picks, his running and Jesse Jackson probably are interests of brevity, clarity decision has been made on Zime­ Auto Racing '84: Cart own brand of 'political humor' by MMAM RfWVtIW THE SECOND KEY will be the around the world in 80 days. G® (1® - NFL's Greatest Moments to. — The Pope of Greenwich Vllloge Mansfield — Police Academy (R) 230 Y4$n300iai a$Atj and taste. ri’s visa application. Ms. John­ David Niven. Shirley MacLaine, Budweiser Cleveland Grand turning today's news into fuel for (R) Sot t,3:X,7:10,9‘.4S,12: Sun1,3:X, with The Blues Brothers (R) Sat-Sun at Fm .A«AT..EMi mate Is Jimmy Carter. Right fellas?" doing Mondale a service by refus­ way the Democrats and their TH t LAST STAMriOHTIII 690 pdoaia AccEArto stone refused to comment. Cantinflas 1956 Rated G Prix from Cleveland, OH laughter - Dr Gene Scott 7:10,9:45. dark. n - MANCHKSTKR HERAI.I). Siiturdiiy. July 7. H)B4 MANt'HESTKR HKHAI.O. Saluid.iy. July 7. I!IH4 !) Movies, songs CAPTAIN EASY *by Crooks • Cosalo Saturday TV OUR f a t h e r H H jf COME,BOVS, WE'VE ’ IT'S THE KIPNAPPER! J ~ | h a t e s y o u r ■ ■ ■ g o t t o l e a v e t h e g e W eekday TV MUSIC. / PEOPLE a l o n e . .1.,.; ». I»- . . C h ild re n 's Theatre Michael Douglas ( I) . kid­ - Evans and Novak SB - Dick Van Dyke (10 - Alfred Hitchcock (21) *■ N e w s /S p o rts /W e a th e r ding around with Karl Malden ( ^ - Des(>edida LOS ANGELES — A great song can’t turn a turkejC @0} - CNN Headline News f18> - Dr. Gene Scott 11:00A .M . By Kaly Kooniz (22) - Barney Bear & Friends look-alike Joe Piscopo. hosts of a film into a box-office swan, and an Oscar-winning (5T) - C rossfire 12:45 A.M. I LEVY'S LAW ®by Jatnot Schumolatof (53 - Price Is Right (30) - Ring A round th e W orld "Saturday Night Live," airing G0 ' To Be Announced movie can’t transfer enough of its glory to a mediocre - Jim Bakker (2D - M O V IE; 'C re e p sh o w ' Fivo (53 - Breakaway 1. Who did Chad Evoralt play on "Madical (30) ' Exchange SATURDAY, JULY 7 on NBC G li ' News Update episodes each depict different theme song. 6:00 A.M. - Price Is Right G2' GD - Mama's Family Mama kinds of horror Adrienne Bar- (53 C an lw "? (40) - M o rn in g to w n But a good theme song can help sell a movie and a (5D “ Varied Programs CHECK LISTINGS FOR EXACT TIME learns a lesson when she buys a beau. Hal Holbrook. E G M ar­ P O iV O - L u a c y IN (53 (4® - Love Report 2. 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WHAT'D j ARE WE GOINS TO f IF THAT N e w s (0® (5® - Scrabble (90 rnin ) (lD - Star Trek s yaara attar Its svsnInB run with a diftsrsnt ^ i) - Sports Review mentary by German director Leni this Rugby Championship is pre­ STARING AT US I ABOUT IT, HE'LL BE DOIN' IT I TELL YUH? 7 ET OUT OF HERE > PILE OF (S) “ Powerhouse 11:15A .M . (14) - Yesteryear... 1969 This Another good example of the symbiosis between FOR HOURS, A. CXXXA ... . j MUCH LONGER.' THE SAME WAY WE> BONES IS . (5) “ Porky & Friends @0) - Jackson Sive Show 2:15P .M . Riofenstahi sented from Hartford, CT (60 1 cast but lha sama sstting? dociiinimiary focuses on the a l l e y ; ^ DID LAST TIME? ( STILL THERE! (0® - Hoy Mismo Anfriiiunos (2D - S ports min ) song and screen is "Flashdance,” which spawned two (5) ‘ Jimmy Swaggart 08) - It's Your Business I2f) - Health Week Vietnam War. the Civil Rujtu C'MON! Guillermo Ochoa. Lourdes Guer 9:15P .M . hit songs and videoclips. Many critics complained the G l) • T o m 8i Jerry ^0} - Jackson Five Cartoon 11:30 A.M. niovomenl and the moon landing O - MOVIE: The Uat roro V Juan Dosal presentan esio 2:30P .M . GD “ Your Money American Virgin' Teenage bud­ entire film was nothing more than a string of vided: - Bullwinkle programa de asuntos publicos (12) ~ Rlay Y our Best G olf C£) (4$ - United States (10) - Dr. Gene S co tt 8 :00A .M . 9:30P .M . dies try to cure their growing clips stitched together. - NBC News at Sunrise presentando nolicias y variada in GD - MOVIE: Bear Island' A Olympic Trials Coverage of the - Fame - Charlie Brown & GD pains. Steve Antin, Lawrence form acion C3D C£) wuatfier research team on a do Olympic box-offs is presented GD - This Week in Japan ^0) - Varied Programs Snoopy GD - News/Sports/Weather Monoson. Diane Franklin Rated "Breakin,” a low-budget movie about the current”', solatn Arctic island discovers a from Las Vegas. 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"Papa Can You Hear Me?” and only dedicated. $® - Diff'rent Strokes (Closed Captioned] - Election Watch SeVERgIM PRAyePFORA G ^ - Business Times on ESPN 3 3 - Qilligan's Island (2D (20) ** F lin tsto n e Funnies (2D ~ Bits and Bytes (53 - MOVIE: 'Duel of the Iron GD ~ Pinnacle (2D 4:00P .M . 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Servo Them All My Days ' David "Streets of Fire,” a critical failure that many critics ^ - Today (t® ' Dr Gene Scott ^ ) - Sesame Street jClosed and his racing’ ostrich overrun Chan IS called in. W arner Oland, (53 - Dialing for Dollars Movie C53 - Fame Robert Hays. Barbara Hershoy. and Beth are married anjf David (5) 3 ) “ Young and the Captioned] Sladetown (60 mm ) Astrid Allwyn, Charles Quigley said was just an excuse for a platinum soundtrack. d5) ~ Sesame Street jClosed - Barnaby Jones d® ' I Dream of Jeannie David Allen Coo 1981 raises the ire of the War Memorial R estless (53 (53 ~ B is k itts 1936 Captioned] OS - Chapulin Colorado (l2) - Road Racing Holiday Inn/ Committee when he insists that GD - El M undo del Box (53 ■ M ovie d1) - Newswatch - To Be Announced To date, neither the soundtrack nor a spinoff single (5) G® - Ryan's Hope C53 American Express Super Run they build a gymnasium instead GD - ABC N e w s (5§) - Batm an (SS) ~ From the Editor's Desk 10:15P .M . — sung by Manchester-native Laurie Sargent — has - 2 2 A liv e GD ' Solid Gold Hits d® ’- Hogan's Heroes (13 - Greatest American Hero '84 • of a statue (R) (60 min ) {Closed (0® (53 - Kiner Korner 1:45 A.M. managed to crack the Top 40. . 7:30A .M . - Search For Tomorrow G® " Dr. Gene Scott d® ®7) M r Rogem' 8:30 A.M. Gl) - Lifestyles of the Rich and - Donna-A Hot Summer Captioned] (5® GD (53 - ABC N e w s (5D - Bugs Bunny/Porky Pig Neighborhood C£) C£) " Saturday Supercade Fam ous Night This concert was tafied at 10:30P.M . 1:00P .M . dD - N e w slin e 7:00 P.M. - Superfriends d® ' Amelia Batista (5) - America's Top Ten the Pacific Am phitheatre in Costa 2:00 A.M. THE FILM that started the cross-pollination tremT. FMANK AND ERNEST ®by Bob Thavos (S) d® - CHiPs Patrol GD “ NFL's Greatest Moments (53 - Agronsky and Company (53 - Black News (53 " Hour Magazine Mesa. California was indisputably :‘Saturday Night Fever," the dD - Jimmy Swaggart (0® G® ' Sesame Street (Clnsod G ® - VegaS d3 - Meet the Mayors GD - You! Magazine for (53 * Nine on New Jersey (53 (53 - Movie Cont'd (5) G® - All My Children GD - Dr. Gene Scott (53 - Too Close for Comfort biggest-selling soundtrack of all-time, which turned a (S) - Masters of the Universe Caplionnd] G® - Harry O (B) “ Herald of Truth W om en GD - Space: 1999 O H - O H r c h a n c e ,? (53 - Fame (32) - SportsCenter 0 1 4 1 (53 - M o vie GD ** Dr. Gene Scott (2D - News Update low-budget movie with a then-minor star into a major d® “ La Madrasta (40) - A lice GD - PKA Full Contact Karate (2D - Best of Gleason G2) - SportsCenter 8:00 A.M. - Dr. Gene Scott GD - MOVIE; Things In Their (53 (13 GD ' N e w s box-office success. The film’s story about a painC O o n T T&o (3® (5® - Quincy GD - Scholastic Sports (2D - MOVIE: To Be Announced (21) - Bob Newhart Show (3D - Prog Cont'd fS) - Woody Woodpecker Season' The life of a Wisconsin (3D " Dance Fever salesman who hangs out at a disco was a natural (0® d® - Days of Our Uves (5® - Scooby Doo A ca dem y ( ^ - Election Watch (3D - Dr. Gene Sgott \ (5) - Varied Programs farm family is disrupted when the - MOVIE: 'Bear Island' A 11:00P ,M . d® - Mundo Latino Jesse Lo- GD match with a movie soundtrack loaded with disco * Little House on the Prairie 5:30P .M . (2D - Superman/Aquaman/ ( ^ - Square Foot Gardening son wants to marry and leave the weather-research team on a de­ (33) - Scooby Doo sada y Sonia Vorhauer son los an- G® Batm an (53 (13 (53 GD GD GD- N e w s (2D - At The Movies songs by the Bee Gees. 3 ) G® - N e w s GD - MOVIE: Swiss Family family anrl the mother learns she solate Arctic island discovers a (3^ - SportsCenter fritiones de esto programa de 4:30P .M . - Big Story Robinson' The adventures of a has leukemia Patricia Neal, Ed secret cache of former German U- (53 - MOVIE: 'Judgment at ( ^ - Sports Update "You’re cross-promoting — making a music asuntos publicos nacionales pre- (53 - What's Happening (2D G® - Dr. Gene Scott (5) - Three's Company family who are shipwrecked on a Flanders, Marc Singer 1974 boats Donald Sutherland, Va­ Nuremberg’ Courtroom drama, audjence aware of a film and exposing the film sentando ehtrevistas. noticias, (@ (S!) - Shirt Tales fictionally based on German War 2:30 A.M. (53 * M - A 'S ’ H deserted island Martin Milner. (2D - MOVIE: 'American nessa Redgrave. Richard Wid- - Bugs Bunny & Friends doportos V un segmento desde CB- h .o .t criminal trials Maximilian Schell. (53 - MOVIE; 'Nightmare' Mur­ audience to songs it might not hear," said Larry (53 - Great Record/ Collec­ l2D - Burfoujas Programa infantil Pat Delaney. Cameron Mitchell Empire' Two Civil War veterans mark Rated PG (5'$ - Mr. Rogers' Neighbor­ Hollyw ood GD " Happy Days Again producido en Mexico Spencer Tracy, Burt Lancaster, der, mystery, hypnosis and New Solters. vice president of A4R at MCA Records. tio n 1975 become cattle ranchers in Texas, - Cover Story hood G® * Soapbox GD Richard Widmark. 1961 Orleans jazz add up to a night­ But the free publicity a hit song can give a movie has, (2® - GHIigan'a Island d® - Bewitched J ^(8) - That Teen S how but encounter problems between GD ~ Candlepin Bowling - Dr. Gene Scott mare for an innocent musician. S§) - Ei Chavo/EI Chapulin themselves and with marauding (ID (53 - Jackie Gleason Show led to some uijlikely pairings by studios. Often, a . 1:30 P.M. d® - Hot d® - Entertainment Tonight - Sesame Street (Closed Edward G Robinson, Kevin Q® - Superfriends 9:00 A.M. cattle rustlers. Ricfiard Dix. Pres­ GD - Solid Gold - As the World Turns Captioned( (3D - Independent News McCarthy, Connie Russell. 1956. studio will tack on an irrelevant song at the end of a ^ 5 33 (53 5:00P .M . d4) - 3 2-1. Contact CS3 - Star Search ton Foster 1942 - News Update GD GD - Not Necessarily Olympics dramatic film that has no musical context. 8:15A .M . G® - Varied Programs (53 - Taxi GZ) - E lectric Com pany CS3 ~ New Sco<^>y/Screppy 12:30P .M . GD - Life or Death in the 3 ; 1 5 P , M . GD - Muppet Show (3) - Night Flight Emergency Room This docu­ A good example was "Making Love,” a soa|>- (3® - Varied Programs Doo (53 ■ MOVIE: 'Smile Jenny, nNTHROP ®by Dick Cavalll - Washington Dialogue w/ mentary filmed at St. Mary's C£) - Nine on New Jersey You're Dead' A private investi­ (2D - MOVIE: Jaws III' A Great (3D - Dr. Gene Scott operatic look at a gay love triangle. Roberta Flack’s 8:30 A.M. Dan Schorr GD Medical Center in Long Beach. 2:00P .M . gator becomes involved with a title single was a Top 10 hit but. despite frequent radio ■ Flintstones GD - Hee Haw While shark gets trapped in the (2D - To Be Announced California, examines the day-to- HARDLY M A Y B E r LIKE, 'HAVE (5) (53 - N e w s cover girl marked for murder by a lagoon of a Florida resort Louis 3:30P .M . (2D - Pinnacle day pressures of the medical pro­ play, the song failed to help the film, which bombed at ANYBODY SHOULD BALLOON, (5D ' Straight Talk GD " Youl Magazine for deranged photographer David Gossett. Jr . Dennis Quaid, Bess 33 G® “ One Life to Live W om en - International Race of fession the box-office. "Endless Love’’ spawned a hit duet bjf Janssen, Andrea Marcovicci. Ciu (53 C53 Armstrong 1983 Rated PG (2D - MOVIE: 'Valley Girl' When EVEN KNOWS ADVERTISE. WILL O R B IT GD - Pink Panther Show Champions Twelve selected GD ^ - Gidget - Dr. Gene Scott Gulager 1974 a prom-queen candidate starts (2D - Crossfire Diana Ross and Lionel Richie, but the Zeffirelli film of - Great Space Coaster GD drivers from different racing cir­ (2D ' Inside Story ’Big Name. rW \ UP I COULD HAVE Tales of the Unexpected dating a punk-rocker, her friends the same name did not benefit from the song’s G® ‘Julia’ returns to TV u (2D - How the West Was Won (53 - Wrestling cuits com pete in identical cars in Fair Game?' Hodding Carter looks HERE. ASL0<5AN... (8) - Electric Company and family try to dissuade her Ni­ 3 :00A .M . success. G® - Or. Gene Scott (2D - News Update (53 " U.S. Senior Open Golf the second of four IROC races at celebrity journalism (R) cholas Cage, Frederic Forrest, (j® - El Show de Eduardo II By Kata Wooda (60 mm ) (53 - MOVIE: 'The Charge at GD - News Day m ( ^ - Wimbledon Tennis Championship (2D ^ Baila Conmigo Colleen Camp 1983 Rated R A monster hit movie, however, can lend some of itr (S) - Popeye (2D Feather River' American Caval­ d® ' Another World '84 Coverage of the women's GD “ Seeing Stars (D ® - USFL Football (5D “ In Search of... GD - Twilight Zone rymen stop an Indian up;ising glory to an unlikely theme song. Instrumentals rarely Conference Championship 8:45 A.M. (0® - Six-Gun Heroes I lo v a d a a a in g final from the All-England Lawn (21) - Victory Garden ® - M*A*S*H 11;30P.M . caused by the rescue of lyvo make it on to the Top 40. but "Star Wars’” Tennis & Croquet Club. Wimble­ G2) - Pre-Olympic Volleyball; white women. Guy Madison, instrumental theme song made it into the Top 10. GX) ‘ S p ortsC e nter ( ^ - Nueva York Ahora Diahann Carroll on don. England (5 hrs ) 1:00P .M . 7:15P .M . - Hawaii Five-O USA Cup USA vs Argentina (23 Frank Lovejoy. Vera Miles. 1953, 9:00A .M . ® ) - What's Happening “Oynaaty.” Why la har from San Diego. CA ' "That song was a souvenir of the movie, something - Sesame Street (Closed (53 “ Dance Show (2D - Sports Saturday (53 - New York Hot Tracks (53 - MOVIE: 'Advance to the aarlaa “Julia” of aoma Captioned) 'Star War’ fans could take home with them,” said (53 - New $25,000 Pyramid 2:15P .M . (53 - Hawaii Five-O (ID - Yan Can Cook (I) - MOVIE; The Cassandra R ear' A com pany of m isfits irt the 7:30P .M . Jonathan Taylor, a respected Los Angeles rock music 1-7 OWkLl (53 - I Love Lucy yaara back navar ra- (3) - Ask the Manager Gl) - MOVIE: 'Perfect Woman' Crossing' A passenger on board Union Army are sent West to (53 - Popeye L f 4:00 P.M. (53 - News Magazine critic. - Dialing for Dollars Movie run? — F.I., Jackaon- © ) - Supersoccer After receiving TV signals from a trans-European express train is guard a huge shipment of gotd* (53 ~ MOVIE: 'Melanie' An illi­ 2:3 0P .M . earth, the king of a distant planet GD (53 ~ A ll In th e Fam ily discovered to have the plague vi­ Glenn Ford. Stella Stevens, MeL- ■ Another immensely popular film .’’Arthur." also - Donahue vllla, Fla. terate woman battles to gam cus­ (53 (1® - C a p ito l 9:15A .M . falls in love with the type of rus. Sophia Loren. Richard Harris, vyn Douglas. 1964. (53 (53 tody of her son Glynnis (53 (2D - Muppet Show had a “souvenir” song, a treacly tune by Christopher.' GD - Great Space Coaster Funny you should ask. (2D - Health Week woman portrayed in 1950's var­ Ava Gardner 1977 - Twilight Zone (JD - Jetsons O'Connor. Paul Sorvmo. Burton (53 " Major League Baseball: Gross. \Astrospraph Crosswvord G® - Varied Programs All 83 episodes of iety shows Fred Willard, JoAnn 9:30 A.M. Cummings Rated PG Cincinnati at New York (53 - Racing from Yonkers (32) - Pre-Olympic Volleybalh “There was nothing special about that song except (3® - Great American Nail, Cameron Mitchell USA Cup USA vs. Argentina G5) - Calliope H o m em aker “ Julia." which ran from - Candid Camera Hour GD - At The Movies (3D - Wall Street Journal C£) C£) - Dungeons and - 1984 College World GD from San Diego, CA.’ the fact it was in a big movie,” Taylor said. G® - Dr. Gene Scott - A lice 1968 till 1971, have just (Si - PKA Full Contact Karate (0® Dragons Series Highlights GD - Dr. Gene Scott G2) - CFL Football: Calgary at (32) July 8,1984 GD - Night Flight ACROSS 10 Traditional Answer to Previous Puzzle (5® - M ass - El Amor Nunca Muere been made available lor O tta w a - An Evening with Robin (0® C£) GD ~ Pac-Man/Rubik Cube - MOVIE: Cardinal (2D ~ Greatest American Hero GD OTHER INSTRUMENTALS of better quality but You might get the opportunity In the year knowledge Diahann Carroll Hour ( S W illiams This special was taped GD - Dr. Gene Scott (5D “ Daywatch ( ^ - My Three Sons syndication, so the show Richilieu’ Intrigues and counter- - D ragnet ahead to turn one ol your hobbles Into a si A J E s (2D " News Update at San Francisco’s Great Ameri­ tinlikely chart potential can still make it on to the 1 Guardhouse 12'Prisoner’s should be turning up on (£) - Davey/Goliath intrigues swirl around Richilieu, (2D ” Evans and Novak GD - News/Sports/Weather moneymaking venture. Should a door FuTa ID R A T 3 (5® - Sesame Street [Closed G® - Magic of Oil Painting (2D * Cachun,.Cachun. Ra Ra Ra can Music Hall. chprts if the music is an integral part of the movie and 5 Diplomat room Captioned] local stations later this GD ~ Unforgiveable Secret A the power behind King Louis XIII GD Musician's Informance used throughout, as in the case of the themes from open up lor you, you'd be wise to see □ □ E A V A T | teenager discovers that her of France. George Arliss, Mau­ ~ MOVIE: 'Che!' An Argen­ (2D - Sports Tonight 3:30 A.M. where It leads. 11 Form of 13 Attempt (5® - Morning Stretch year. DONAHUE UPDATE — reen O'Sullivan. Cesar Romero tinian doctor. Che Guevara, turns GD ~ This Is Your Life "The Exorcist” and "The Godfather.” CD S E RT | 3:00 P.M. mother has lied to her (22) (2D - Saturday Night Live GD ~ O ne S te p Beyond CANCER (June 21-July 22) Shrug oil architecture 17 Supplement ( ^ - 20 Minute Workout JOHNSON'S FATE — I I saw Troy Donahua on 1935 to violence m the pursuit of his ^ ) - Barney Miller At the height of her recording popularity, a Barbra | n | I Q H 1 (53 3 ) - Guiding Light GD - Japan Today own apocalyptic vision Omar (2D - Lucha Libre (3D - MOVIE: Eddie and the your mantle ol mundane Interests today 13 Ontario 20 Type of cross ^® - Love Connection ' Jual saw "T h a Tw o a special "Family GD - Dr. Gene Scott (0p - How to Play the Piano Streisand song in a Barbra Streisand movie was a and Involve yousrell In the types ol activi­ M ■ ■ m A Y D A Y (53 “ Inspector Gadget (2D - Money Week Sharif, Jack Palance, Barbara GD - MOVIE: 'Jeremiah Cruisers' Twenty years after the capital 21 No ifs _____ 9:30 A.M. LIvas of Carol Latiiar,'' Fsud.” Plaass fall ms (S) ~ News/Sports/Weather Luna. 1969 Johnson' A discontented adven­ sure bet, even when the movie wasn’t. During the ties you truly en|oy with pals who know Y R 1 O (2D - MOVIE; 'Jaws III' A Great 8:00P .M . disappearance of a band's lead 14 Fencing call: (53 - General Hospital turer flees civilization in the singer, a reporter and the band's how to have a good time. The Matchmak­ or huts o E \W U R U (53 - Card Sharks a tsiavislon movis star­ how old ha Is. Wasn't White shark gets trapped in the (2D - Antiques & Americana ' Magic of Oil Painting (5) (53 - Mama Malone A disco craze of the late ‘70s, Miss Streisand starred in (53 - Fam ily 18 3 0 ’s to begin a new life as a fur lyricist try to piece together the er wheel reveals your compatibility to all E n _____ 22 Biblical hero (53 - My Three Sons ring Don Johnson and ha Tails Shirs's hus­ lagoon of a Florida resort Louis l2D - Un Dia en la Vida de... strange girl appears in Mama’s "The Main Event,” a modest farce about a woman ' D 0 O E R GD • Tom & Jerry and Friends Gossett, Jr . Dennis Quaid, Bess 4:15P .M . trapper m the Rocky Mountain mystery. Tom Berenger. Michael signs, as well as showing you to which 15 More - CNN Headline News Msradllh Baxtsr-BIrnsy. b a n d In "Tha GD - Let's Go Bowling apartment and proceeds to mon­ who manages a down and out fighter. The:”' 23 Square of i m Q s (5D Armstrong. 1983 Rated PG (2D - S ports opolize Mama’s broadcast wilderness. Robert Redford, Will Pare. Ellen Barkin. 1983. Rated signs you are best suited romantically. To spacious w G® - Alive and Well! Greer. 1972. PG. disco-themed title song mined a popular trend by a three (3D - Munsters Whan was this mads Qodfalhar”? — G.D., GZ) " Washington Week/ get yours, mall $1 to Astro-Graph, Box 16 Variety (3® -* Dr. Gene Scott (2D - Foro Loco R e vie w Paul Duke is joined by 4:30P .M . (53 “ On Stage America popular singer. ” 25 Tibetan monk (S® - Jimmy Swaggart and what's happanad to Utica, N.Y. US) - M O V IE: ‘G able and (2D “ Newsmaker Saturday 489, Radio City Station, New York. NY ( ^ - Woody Woodpecker - Three Stooges top Washington journalists ana­ - T. J. Hooker Reluctantly 18 Church part (53 (53 - CBS Sports Saturday (53 GD Lombard' Two of Hollywood's Miss Streisand’s vocal style has gone out of style 10019. 26 Over (Ger.) I N □ (5® - Grandes Novelas Johnson since than? — Actually, the one-time lyzing the week's news Coverage of the third round' is accepting the help of a psychic, lop stars of the ’30’s fight the 4:00 A.M . 19 Sort (0D Afternoon Break 10:00 A.M. during the current new wave-heavy metal era, so' LEO (Juty 23-Aug. 22) Compassion Is apt 27 Kill SIBB (5® - Love Connection J.Q., Broadway, N.C. star of "Surfside Six" and presented from Butler National Hooker searches for a kidnapped powerful studio bosses' at­ GD - Life of Riley 20 Urchin (S) - Match Game/Hollywood dD - Kidsworld 1:30 P.M. Golf Club. Oak Brook, IL (90 girl who will die unless she is while "Yentl" was a moderate box-office success, its to be uppermost In your mind today and ~ D a ytim e Johnson’s star has "Hawaiian Eye," played tempts to control their private ~ Dr. Gene Scott 28 Wriggly fish Squares Hour (£ - MOVIE: ‘The Amazing min.) found (R) (60 min.) [Closed Cap­ (ID you’ll want to do good tor those you love. 22 Compass 43 Wagers 47 Group of CSD - Saturday Morning lives James Brolin, Jill Clay- -soundtrack LP did not burn up the charts despite two 29 Mountains G® - More Real People (0® - Untamed World risen somewhat In the Miss Shire’s beau In "The S p iderm an' tioned) burgh, Red Buttons 1976. (2D - Week In Review These are noble aspirations that do you point C£) - Tarzan; Lord of the Jungle (2D - Big Story Oscar nominations ^or best song. (abbr.) 44 Infrequent 10:00 A.M. television cosmos since Godfather, Part II ’’ II (lD - MOVIE: 'Swamp Thing' A - Gangsters 8i Their Movies credit. Western allies (0® ~ Amor Ajeno dD ' All Star Wrestling - MOVIE: 'Oklahoma!' A GD 24 Verve powerful plant creature battles to GD VIRGO (Aug. 23-8ept. 22) Today your 30 Make level 45 Phrase of un­ - Hour Magazine (0® - Eight Is Enough that movie first aired In you’ll recall, Michael (Al cowboy's girl goes to a dance GD - Tales of the Unexpected 26 Exploit (53 ® - This Is the USFL save a shapely government agent personality Is like a sparkling light capa­ and falls in love with a hired hand 32 Most scratch­ derstanding (2 48 Twist about (B - Robin's Nest G® “ Porky & Bugs 1981. He’ll play another Pacino) breaks up the from murder Ray W ise, Adrienne GD - Dr. Gene Scott ble of capturing the admiration of any 29 Damp i(3D - NCAA Champions • Class Gordon McRae. Shirley Jones, r®) - Breakaway vice cop In "Miami Vice" wedding plans. Donahue Barbeau. Louis Jourdan 1982 worthy G® - French Chef of '8 4 Eddie Albert. 1955 Rated G ( ^ - Olympic Gold person or group to whom you’d like to 31 Hearable wds.) 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Juiy 7. 1984 II Golino plans to plead Obituaries not guilty to murder Otto LaSfiay Graveside services were held People Friday at the Saint James Ceme­ FOCUS/ of New HaVen woman tery for Otto LaShay, 83, of 34 Cornell St., who died Wednesday. He was the widower of Rose NEW HAVEN (UPl)-A popcorn He (was arrested Tuesday on his Connor. Bom in Torrington, he had and candy distributor was ar­ way home from work at Par rested in the 1 l-year-old slaying of lived in Manchester for many Inducts Inc. in West Haven., and years. Prior to retiring, he was Concctta “Penny” Serra on thtr - spent the Fourth of July holiday in basis of an ll'/i page affidavit, but jail. employed as a painter for Pratt & his lawyer said Friday the docu­ Whitney in East Hartford. One of his bosses described the He is survived by two daughters, ment contains nothing new. 5-foot 5-inch bearded Golino. 33, as Police countered saying all they Mary Jane Talley and June "trustworthy, hardworking and LaShay, both of Manchester; three know isn't in the affidavit. honest" as Keefe tried and failed The affidavit relies mainly on sisters, Alice Potter of Arizona and Thursday to get Judge Francis Susan Pongratz and Gertrude statements of suspect Anthony McDonald to reduce the bond. Golino’s former wife and girl­ Chisholm, both of Ellington; three friends which implicate him in the Police believe the Serra wom­ grandchildren and a great July 16, 1973 parking garage an's killer left the Temple Street granddaughter. parking garage on the afternoon of Funeral arrangements were stabbing death. Miss Serra’s body the slaying and handed the clerk a was found in a 10th level stairwell. made by the John F. Tierney The document also says Golino bloodied ticket with his right hand. Funeral Home, 219 W. Center St. and Miss Serra had been seeing Ordinarily, a motorl.st would use Memorial contributions may be each other, apparently secretly. his left. made to the Manchester Memorial Golino said when he was questi­ The ticket showed the man Hospital Development Fund, 71 oned in 1980 he knew her just entered the garage at 12:37 p.m, Haynes St., Manchester. vaguely. and left at 1:01 p.m. At noon. Miss Defense lawyer Hugh F. Keefe Serra told her father John Serra Edward J. Provencher Sr. V’ said his client will plead innocent .she was going downtown on a shopping errand. Edward J. Provencher Sr., 75, of f" ^ ? next Tuesday when he is scheduled Enfield, died Thursday at Wes­ to appear in Superior Court. Keefe Investigators believe she terly Hospital in Westerly, R.I. He will argue the statute of limitations struggled with her knife-wiHding was the father of Mrs. Robert has expired in Ihe case. The attacker. Golino said a small scar (Jean) Bassett of Manchester. 'I V limitations issue in murder cases on his left wrist was the result of a He was a self-employed building itself is before the state Supreme childhood injury. The affidavit Court. % contractor in the Enfield area most said Golino's father. Philip, told of his life. Golino Thursday posted the cash police on June 14, 1983, the only Calling hours: today, 7 to 9 p.m. required to satisfy a $150,000 bond. scar his son had was on his left leg. and Sunday 2 to 4 p.m. and 7 to 9 A p.m. at the Leete-Stevens Enfield Chapels in Enfield. The funeral GOP convention seen will be 10 a.m. Monday from the ‘ i -4 i funeral home and 11 a.m. at St. f t Patrick’s Church, 7 as a routine affair in Enfield. Burial will be in St. Patrick’s King Street Cemetery in HARTFORD (llPf) - Connecti­ “There's no state platform this ■ irli Enfield. cut Republicans convened today year," she said. "We usually only for what was expected to be a brief have a platform in a gubernatorial state convention to choose the In Memoriam election year." In loving memory of Barbara C. state's delegates to the parly's Although the GOP usually Terry Long, 38, stands at home with her national convention. Stamler who died the year of our doesn't adopt a platform — a Lord, July 7, 1981. father, John Long. He drove her to About 900 Republican delegates "statement of principles" is the classes at the University of Connecticut. from around the state gathered at term used — in a non-statewide U P i photo Three years have come and gone the Hartford Civic Center to choose election year, Ms. Scherr said the So dosoj so far but our memories of you are the national convention delegation convention resolutions committee forever. Our love for you lies and the party's presidential elec­ could recommend one. though it Singlehanded sailor Rachel Hayward of boat came to grief six miles from the deeply within us always. We shall tors for this year. was considered unlikely. England, whose 35-foot sloop, Loiwing, never forget. May our good Lord Following the convention, the finish line in the Observer/Europe 1 bless you and keep you forever and With no question about the top of piled up on rocks off Point Judith, R.I...... -vT. “ this year's national GOP ticket, the national delegation is scheduled to Singlehanded Transatlantic Race in ever. meet to elect a chairman, with the Friday night, is comforted by her son Newport. convention had a light agenda and With our love always. > r party officials expected to wrap up post expected to go to Sen. Lx>well Charlie, and daughter Amanda after the Husband. Frank M. Stamler business in several hours. Weicker Jr., R-Conn,, and titular Our children U.S. Commerce Secretary Mal­ head of the state party. __ Mrs. Judith S. Pitts \ ^ V-' colm Baldrige was scheduled to Weicker. who in the past has Mrs. Gail S. Callahan ^ ^ * * ■ ^ give the keynote address. been a frequent critic of Reagan Ex-chief sues for old job James F. Stamler ‘ % policies, is supporting the presi­ Mrs. Barbara S. Miller The Long haul There was no GOP presidential dent's re-election this year. He has HARTFORD (UPI) - Former Henry Langley, an aide to Gaitor. name of affimative action," Sica­ Frank M. Stamler, Jr. primary in Connecticut this year Hartford Police Chief George because President Reagan was said he wants to chair the state Borges, Arnold, Milner and ras said. ’‘What they attempted to unopposed, leaving no question delegation, but also would not Sicaras filed a $5 million lawsuit Langley denied the charges. do with me was to politicize the predict outright he would get the Friday to regain his old job, "George was always good at In Memoriam J entire process in the name of about who the 35 delegates chosen claiming his ouster was a result of today will support at the conven­ spot. making baseless charges he affirmative action.” In memory of our son, tion next month in Dallas. Prior to the convention, the a conspiracy among black city couldn’t substantiate," Arnold "Instead of talking about prom­ Kenneth W. Gray, Jr. After her accident, this teacher Republican State Central Comc- officials. said. "This is another one of those oting, assigning or advancing August '56 — July '78 Herald photos by Pinto The convention will choose 17 mittee met to choose a successor to Sicaras. who is white, said he allegations." blacks, Hispanics and women in delegates and an equal number of was forced to retire in August 1982 "What we will prove in court is You are gone but not forgotten. Terry Long reads a book at her home, serious car crash left her memory GOP National Committeeman general, it was to take care of a And as dawns another year; alternates on an at-large basis and when he resisted interferences in that the city manager conspired certain few,” Sicaras said. “I teamed the meaning of true grit 361 W. Center St. Seven years ago, a impaired. then break into congressional John Alsop, a party stalwart. In our lonely hours-of thinking. John H, Miller of Wethersfield police hiring and promotions. with political leaders and others to obviously rejected that, and paid district groups to choose another 18 The suit, filed in U.S. District remove me as chief," SicaraSsaid. the price.” Thoughts of you are always near. delegates and alternates. and Roger W. Eddy of Newington -Days of sadness will come o'er us,' were vying for the spot in a race Court by Sicaras’ lawyer Edward Sicaras said Gaitor, Langley and Sicaras said he will base his case Bv Adele Angle charged with reckiess driving. details. For once, she says, forgetting is weicome. U Lynch of New Britain, claims Friends may think the wound is to came back to her. State GOP spokeswoman Anne described as close. Calixto Torres, another aide to the on copies of hundreds of records he Focus Editor Doctors were not optimistic when she was brought "I don't know how I would have handled it Sicaras’ civil rights were violated. city inanager. had come to him healed: i ’ "That was traumatic," says her mother. "Not Scherr said Friday the convention took with him when he left office But they little know the sorrow. into Hartford Hospital. otherwise," she says, "My memory was very poor. remembering." The central committee has 72 Named in the suit were City with lists of people "to promote, and up to 18 hours of telephone Forgetting. ' . They told her parents she'd suffered a serious brain That saved me — I know it did,” was not expected to adopt a state members but uses a weighted Manager Woodrow Wilson Gaitor, That lies within the heart Her daughter's recovery continued. platform for this year's legislative assign or otherwise favor,” and conversations with city officials concealed. It is the most common of human foibles. Just about stem injury. She was in a coma. She got out of Hartford Hospital in March 1978. She voting system with a total of 82 Mayor Thirman Milner, Deputy that all but one of these people everyone knows the feeling of purposefuily walking Her mother remembers those first terrifying days, Ms. Long saw a therapi.st. She had to learn not to elections, as the Democratic Party votes up for grabs, with 42 required and others. continued with out-patient therapy at the hospital blame herself for her forgetfulness. will. Mayor Francisco Borges, former were black. He said the tapes were made Loving and Missing You, into a room, only to forget why moments later. though her daughter does not. three times a week. She iearned to waik again — for victory. Deputy Mayor Rudoph Arnold and “Such direction ... was not in the Mom and Dad "I was fed up with my mistakes. I was really sure I legally. Terry Long of 361 W. Center St. struggles against "At first the doctors would say nothing ... They told partly due to her crawling therapy. was a prize buffoon,” she says. forgetting every day. us there was a possibility she'd be a vegetabie,” says It was an agonizingly siow process. More than once, Ms. Long, 38, struggies with a tape recorder and a She struggled to walk — as much us she struggled to Bridgeport juggles finances Jane Long, a retired school secretary. she'd fall flat on her face, only to pick herself up again gain control of her memory. L datebook. She struggles with notebooks and caiendars The coma lasted three weeks. and try once more. Though doctors told her she might never walk Connecticut and little notes to herself. One day, holding her daughter's hand, she was Ms. Long often put family and therapists at ease by And still she forgets. unassisted again, she was determined she would. talking to her, trying to rouse her. She told Ms. Long to laughing at herseif. Gradually she went from bed to wheelchair to walker ”I know it’s getting better,” Ms. Long begins. "I squeeze her hand twice if she thought hercat needed a "The one thing that saved our sanity was she never In Brief know it’s not as horrible as it has been, but, still. I'll to a quad cane to a cane. new flea collar. lost her sense of humor through the whole thing," .says Her faith helped, she says. Unexpected funds save summer Jobs say to myself, ‘Oh, I'll remember that.’ And then an Ms. Long did, her mother recails, Mrs. Long. Police appeal to public hour later I won’t." She and her family are devout Roman Catholics. By Dennis C. MllewskI kick. You have to say you’ve got kids Judith, to run the project as a It certainly is getting better. This spring, after three About four years ago. they took her to see the Rev. WINDHAM — Police Friday appealed to the United Press International two students have been accepted at THAT HAND SQUEEZE marked the beginning of MS. LONG’S MEMORY LOSS was both short-term Ralph DiOrio, a faith healer in Worcester, Muss. Ms, who need the money and get off the volunteer. Yale University. Others attend techni­ long years of work, she earned her master's degree in Ms. Long's iong fight. and long-term. public for information concerning a newborn dime.” The program will spend about Long said she was helped by the experience. After he male baby whose body was found by workmen in BRIDGEPORT — The city has cut cal and business institutes. elementary education from the University of Her injury had not only affected her memory — she She could not hold thoughts in her head for more There were no eligibility require­ $200,000 this year and hopes to expand Connecticut at Storrs. Seven years ago, doctors told could not speak clearly. Thoughts as well as words walked with her, she said, she no longer needed to a pile of trash. through red tape to provide summer ments for applicants or regulations to Mrs. Gross, a school teacher, and two than a few moments. She might put a pen down, for have someone hold her arm as she walked with a cane. The infant was uncovered Tuesday by work­ jobs for college students with interest next summer through involvement paid staff members recruited students her parents she might never walk or talk or think would become jumbled. Often the right word wouid be instance, and, seconds later, not remember where meet since the city shunned state and with area industries and corporations. again. on the edge of her tongue — oniy to vanish when sne men at the Windham Energy Recovery Facility, on checking accounts in what officials federal money in favor of total through the board of education, social she'd placed it. Or she might be told the location of a HER FIRST STEP was to do volunteer work at the Gross said the project may be the service agencies, churches and minor­ tried to speak. certain room — only to forget it again and again and police believe tbe body was dumped on said Friday may be the only program of municipal funding. only one of its type in the state and SEVEN YEARS AGO. It was shortly before Sheltered Workshop in the mornings. Then she took an Monday with the delivery of 157 tons of garbage. its kind in Connecticut. ity groups. She couid not waik at aii. The brain stem injury had Parts of her past were also wiped away by the crash. undergraduate course at Manchester Community Of the more than 100 college and described the effort as an example of Thanksgiving. She and a friend were returning from a affected her baiance; she'd also dislocated her hip. A couple of years before the accident, she'd taken a An autopsy indicated that the birth had not been The program was conceived and technical school students quickly what can be done on the local level. “A lot of kids in Bridgeport don’t dinner out. She was a teacher at Barnes Eiementary College. attended by a physician, and the cause of death approved within 24 hours after City She remained in Hartford Hospital for three long trip to Nepal to visit her sister, a Peace Corps Then, three years ago, she began taking a graduate placed in jobs with short-staffed city "Municipalities, left to their own have the money and that was on my School in East Hartford; it was the end of the work months. She worked on speech and balance. Her volunteer. was unspecified, police said, adding they are still Treasurer Mark F. Gross was in­ departments and agencies, 95 percent mind. These are not the richest kids,’’ education course at the University of Connecticut at seeking the mother's identity. inventiveness, can do the same thing,’’ week. physical therapy included crawling — to learn After the accident, she had no memory of the I rip — formed the city would earn an were from low-and micldle-income he said. “I can’t be the only one in Mark Gross said. She was a passenger in his car. The crash took piace balance again. Storrs, Her father, a retired Hartford Electric Light Garbage from Ashford, Eastford, Bolton, unexpected $4 million in interest on its families. Gross said. nor of anything less than two years before the Franklin, Tolland, Union, Windham, Hebron and America who is bright. You have to cut “The mayor didn’t have to approve on Main Street in East Hartford, and he was iater Ask her about these days and she can suppiy few accident. It took at least two years for such memories new zero balance checking account. Gross — a lawyer, part-time treas­ through the bureaucratic mindset and Please turn lo page 12 East Hampton is taken to the facility. “ When do you get a program of any urer and highest elected Democrat in it, but he did. Next year you run against State police said they have reached an impasse political games and have some guts.” the mayor — that’s politics. In the kind that starts immediately without Bridgeport — met briefly with Republi­ Most of the young people employed in their investigation of the circumstances of the meetings and long-term goals?” Gross can Mayor Leonard S. Paoletta for meantime you avoid sucker shots newborn's death. asked. "You have to get off the political are students at state colleges and because it doesn’t do the city any approval and then asked his wife. universities in Connecticut, but at least good,” he said. Profile 1-91 resurfacing begins Name Anne L. Miller HARTFORD — The state Departmen of Address 289 Fern Road Transportation Sunday will begin a $1.8 million Morrison throws support to Mondale resurfacing project on Interstate 91 in Windsor Birthplace Manchester and Windsor Locks. By Mark A. Dupuis Occupation strongly uenuuiice siaiements by a In urging Mondale to designate Ms. Real estate agent The 15-day project will involve resurfacing a United Press International Ratchford was one of 11 congressmen 2.9-mile stretch of highway from the Farmington Muslim supporter of Democratic hope­ Ferraro as his choice for the vice Favorite restaurant Cavey's ful Jesse Jackson. who wrote Mondale last week pushing River in Windsor to the Connecticut River in presidential nomination, Morrison also Hart for the second spot. Ratchford Favorite food Seafood Windsor Locks. HARTFORD — Democratic Rep. Morrison said he had worked in ended his neutrality in the presidential Bruce A. Morrison, who had declined to Congress with Ms. Ferraro and be­ said he would support a woman if Hart Favorite beverage Coffee, gin and sweet vermouth The repaving will be performed between 8pm contest and voiced “complete support” was not the nominee. ^ and 6 a.m. State police and DOT traffic control get involved in his party's presidential lieved she was a “great legislator” and for the former vice president. 1 Favorite hobby Theater.... workers will guide the drivers through construc- race, Friday endorsed Walter Mondale Morrison also called on Mondale to ”a very substantial leader.” Favorite sport tin areas. „ and recommended a New York con­ He discounted polls showing that a Morrison said he would have no denounce “the bigotry and anti- y Swimming 7 gresswoman as his running mate. woman in the second spot on the problem running on a ticket with Semitism” expressed by Louis Farrak- Idea of a good vacation Being on the ocean O’Neill names task force Democratic ticket wouldn’t signifi­ Colorado Sen. Gary Hart as nominee han, a Muslim leader and Jackson What you do to relax Watch TV Morrison released copies of a letter for vice president, “but I think supporter. HARTFORD — Gov. William A. O'Neill Friday in which he urged Mondale to select cantly help the party’s chances to oust Type of entertainment preferred Plays named the chairman of the state's hospital President Reagan in November. Geradiine Ferraro has more to offer.” “We must make clear that he and the Rep. Geraldine Ferraro for the vice disgraceful opinions he has expressed cost-control agency to head a task force that will presidentiai nomination. ”I think is is ^ood that she is a Rep. William R. Ratchford, D-Conn., * Favorite actress Katharine Hepburn, Meryl Streep develop a sweeping new system aimed at keeping woman,” Morrison said at a news said Thursday he thought Hart would regarding Jews and the state of Israel Favorite song "In From the Rain" down rising health care costs. Morrison, a freshman congressman have no place in our party and that we conference. “I think it is also equally be the best choice, citing Hart’s I f - Kind of music preferred O’Neill designated Gardner E. Wright Jr. to from the New Haven area's 3rd important, if not more important, that primary victories in Connecticut and want no part of support based on such Show tunes chair the task force that will develop the District, also called on Mondale to she is qualified for this position.” other states. views,” Morrison said in his letter to Pet Two dogs, two cats prospective payment system for hospital costs. Mondale. The governor also announced his appointments Car Mazda 626 of seven of the 14 members of the task force, Favorite color Pink which was created under one of the major pieces Bad check charged vs. woman of legislation adopted by the 1984 Legislature. Last book read "Be Successful in Real Estate Under the prospective payment system, A Manchester Woman was arrested on a The president of P & p repeatedly called Favorite magazine: Better Homes and Gardens insurance companies will pay hospitals a set fee warrant Friday for issuing a bad check in Mrs. Whiston’s house and spoke with her DRIVEWAY SEAIING for operations and other medical procedures. connection with repairs done to her car in husband, who said his wife would be down to — Quality Work for Less — Favorite quote Confucius say, "Better to Hospitals that perform the procedure for less May, police said. straighten the matter out, police said A keep one’s mouth shut than the set amount wilt be able to keep the Julia Anne Whiston, 24, of 37 Holl St., was registered letter sent to Mrs. Whiston asking • 10 yrs. experience by Brett JOfieS difference, providing the incentive to keep costs released on a $100 non-surety bond pending for payment within eight days went unans­ and be thought a fool, an appearance in Manchester Superior Court wered, police said. down. : f “. 643-1699 I H i'' rather than open one’s Hopsital charges are expected to exceed $2' on Wednesday, police said. billion this -year in Connecticut, an increase of According to police, Mrs. Whiston paid for mouth and remove all doubt,’ $278.73 worth of auto repairs at P & P Auto *Your driveway is cleaned, repaired and sealed with 2 Pet peeve $355 million over last year. The War Department was created by an ty?- People with lots of pet peeves Repair at 174 W. Center St. with a check that act of Congress in 1789. Gen. Henry Knox was coals of Latexite, a high-quality sealer! Best thing about Manchester was returned due to insufficient funds. the first secretary of war. Family, friends, LTM Heraia pnb io t)y rarqn Worst thing about Manchester Ligh*j and stop signs 12 - MANCHKSTKR HKRAU). Suturdiiy, July 7. 1984

MANCHKSTKR HKHAl.P, Siiliirdity. July 7. I9M — 13 Engagements Advice One evening, biker ends up with horse for a roommate

. ‘ 1 June 11 pin h yoiii icnl jnsl p.iM ili.,i j u .m .,( i„.s.s 7:30 p.m. He is a jovial man. who in a biHimiiig vou o. v.ill.s Girl finds self sweatinq out uncle's house winch .sets on a hill ' those in his family, "lo ve ” Gordon is a circuit- Maryville, Cape Breton Island preacher, who has four churches in his parish He I suggested that I ought to gel Ins uncle s Nova Scotia -f Summer recently returned from a conference in Darien. Conn. permission ”Nah. that won l In- necessary Besides an old summer camp crush He is somewhat bemused at the way some towns in the by now he’s probably ii'lebrating If anyone comes by, . On Saturday morning, I delayed leaving Musquodo- Cyclist province are named. "Out on Cape Breton." he said, just tell em Anthony Turner ga\’e you permission." boit Harbor, because the fog that rolled in Friday "there’s a Middle River, an Upper Middle River and a I guess that I found the right place, but I wasn’t night was still there. When I finally did leave, it was DEAR ABBY: I,have a My husband has a habit of Glenn Davis Lower Middle River. Who decides on these names? expecting a horse for a "roomm ate' " He was roped to slight problem. Last foggy, but within a short time, the fog burned off, and I How do they decide on them? Some towns even ha vi**a a stake in the middle of a small clearing. The 20-foot shaking his leg very ra­ had an enjoyable, hot day. summer when I went to pidly when be is seated. north, east, south and west around them! " radius enabled him to graze a sizable pastureage. At Tangier, I took a long rest beside the post office summer camp I got a Needless to say, it After making friends with him, 1 set up my tent in a big because there were hardly any black flies. Most of the terrific crush on one of the doesn’t bother me when I IN LOOKING AT my map. I’ve noticed lhat where hurry and dived into it before the black flies could do Dear Abby places at which I stopped along the road were good for counselors. I was 14 and am not near him; the I'll be heading, there are towns called Margaree any more damage only a couple of minutes. Any longer, and I found he was a college student. I problem is his leg-shaking Centre, Margaree Valley, Northeast Margaree. am not one to show my Abigail Van Buren myself set upon and bitten unmercifully by these Catherine Rigby is a housewife in her 40s who is Southwest Margaree, Upper Margaree. Margaree From my front w indow, I could look out at the Moser • i when I am sitting close to black flies. feelings, so he probably him — especially at the married to an Anglican minister. She had just Forks, and Margaree Harbour. In addition, there is River. (1 was camped practically on the shore), and In Sheet Harbur, I bought a liter of orange- didn’t even notice me. dinner table. The shaking returned from Halifax (she passed me on the w ay), the Margaree River, the Southwest Margaree River, watch the sunset beyond. pineapple ice cream, walked to the post office (once vibrates the table and where she attended a six-week course on the care of and a Margaree Island! I’ve been in Nova Scotia for 10 days, and have Last Christmas I did a again, no problem with black flies), and enjoyed the elderly. dumb thing. I sent him a chairs and even the floor When I left the Rigbys, 1 remained on Route 7, the noticed only five typi's of gas stations Three are every delicious spoonful of a well-earned treat Except for the groceries which she’d just bought. mushy card and enclosed until I want to scream! I Marine Drive, and continued east to Moser River. At American — F^sso (not F^xxon) which I mentioned DEAR GROWN UP: checked out the day my I bought groceries in Pdrt Dufferin. Outside the Catherine had no idea of what was in the house. There the Esso station, two men were working on the engine a letter telling how neat I enjoy eating dinner with earlier; Shell and Texaco. The two Uanadian types Forget that you ever flowers arrived, taking store, I chatted with a lady who concluded her was no tea. However, she did prepare a cheese of a truck. I asked if there is a field in low n in which 1 are Petro-Canada and Irving Tami-Lynn Almeida Phylis Marie Custer Kathleen Ann Cohan thought he was. I said I my husband, but I sjmply wrote that letter and hope my flowers with her and remarks with, **I sure couldn’t do it (bicycle from sandwich and poured a glass of milk for me. might pitch a tent overnight. hoped he’d be back at cannot tolerate his that he has. If you’re a leaving my friend Connecticut to Nova Scotia) More power to y a !” Catherine’s husband, Gordon, and son, Steve, came "Yeah, sure. My uncle will be glad to let ya pitch camp next summer be­ shaking. Editor’s note: Glenn Davis Is a Manehesier reirfdenl Almeida-Luth Custer-Campanelli Cohan-Comeau mature, grown-up flowerless! Then, as an afterthought, she added, “ Would you like in. Gordon is in his 40s, a big, overweight, husky man your tent on a piece of his land. Just cross the bridge, cause I was planning to go I’ve asked him to please who is biking arross New Flngland and eastern woman, he’s sure to The moral t o this story to come over for a cup of tea?” She lives across the who looks more like a construction foreman than an and go past two houses on your right Then there's a back, then I said I hoped stop, but he says he is Canada. He is keeping a iog of his travels (or the notice. is always use the patient’s street. Anglican minister. Mr. and Mrs. Carlo.s Almeida Mr. and Mrs. Phillip R. Custer of unable to. My only alter­ little cove where the water comes in close. You can Manchester Herald. Mr. and Mrs. Joel C. Cohan of 7 he would see me^ds a first name when sending of 49 Whitney Road, announce the 22 McCabe St., announce the native is to eat dinner in Volpi Road. Bolton, announce the mature, grown-up young anything (cards, letters, engagement of their daughter. DEAR ABBY: I’m a the living room by myself, engagement of their daughter. engagement of their daughter. woman instead of a shy, gifts) to a large hospital. Tami-Lynn Ann Almeida to Phylis Marie Custer, to Robert J. longtime reader who an alternative I dislike Kathleen Ann Cohan, to Kevin immature kid — or words E.C. IN SAN FRANCISCO Richard Mark Luth. son of John Campanelli Jr., son of Mr. and Michael Comeau, son of Mr. and to that effect. Like a wants to share an expe­ immensely. Weddings and Priscilla Luth of Vernon. Mrs. Roger C. Feder of 22 Seaman Mrs. Anthony C. Comeau of South dummy, I enclosed a rience I had that could be I need some advice. Circle. Windsor. stamped, self-addressed helpful to others. EATHQUAKE IN The bride-elect is a 1980 gradu­ The bride-elect is a 1982 gradu­ The bride-elect is a 1975 gradu­ envelope and asked him to A friend of mine was D E AR E.C.: Using the DELAWARE ate of East Catholic High School 'K ', ^ ate of East Catholic High School. ate of South Windsor High School write back. He never did. sick in the hospital, so I first name only can be and is attending the University of She is employed by Able Coil and Now I could kick myself sent her flowers. I spoke equally risky. There could DEAR EARTH­ Connecticut. She expects to gradu­ and is also a graduate of Katharine Electronics of Bolton. Gibbs School, Boston, Mass, She is for writing that stupid to her several times while have been two "Mary” QUAKE: Your husband’s ate in December. She is employed The prospective bridegroom is a employed at Pratt & Whitney in letter. I hear that he’s she was in the hospital and Lawrences registered. To leg-shaKing is probably by Travelers Insurance Company. 1982 graduate of Manchester High East Hartford, as a legal coming back to camp this she made no mention of cover all bases, one just a nervous habit he The prospective bridegroom is a School and a 1984 graduate of secretary. year and I don’t know how my flowers, so I decided to should provide as much could overcome if he 1978 graduate of Rockviile High Computer Processing Institute. He The prospective bridegroom is a to act toward him. look into the matter. I identifying information as tried. But on the chance 7 School and is a graduate of the is employed by Hartford Insurance 1975 graduate of South Windsor telephoned the hospital possible. that it is an involuntary Should I apologize for University of Hartford. He is Group of Hartford. High School and is a graduate of and asked if my flowers Example: to Mary shaking that he can’t that childish letter I wrote employed as a supervisor in the An April 20. 1985 wedding is Bryant College,..Smithfield, R.I. had been delivered, and (Mrs. Fred) Lawrence of control, urge him to see last Christmas? I think payroll department at Aetna Life planned at St. Bridget Church. He is employed as a senior cost would you believe they Menlo Park, Calif. his doctor. I ’m over that crush now and Casualty. analyst with the Hartford Insu­ had had two patients and I want him to see me rance Group. named Mrs. Fred Law­ D E AR ABBY: I have CONFIDENTIAL TO - An April, 1985 wedding is The second Monday in October is as a mature, grown-up A September 22 ,jwedding is rence registered there at been married for a little LUCKLESS IN FARI­ planned in St. Bernard's Church. Thanksgiving Day in all Canadian person. Tell me how to planned at St. Maurice Church in the same time? It seems more than a year to a man BAULT. M INN.: Good Rockville. provinces. act, Abby. Boiton. that my flowers had been I love and respect. We luck has two partners: delivered to the wrong have a terrific marriage ’’Hard work” and ALL GROWN UP Molino-Willey Mrs. Fred Lawrence, who except for one problem. "Watching the store.” rl Mrs. Marco Molino of East Hartford, announces the engage­ ment of her daughter, Carla Molino. to Laurence Jenness Wil­ What are good exercises $ ^ ley, son of Mrs. R. Kibbee Willey of ♦ ^ vj 112 Elizabeth Drive and Maurice W. Willey of Conway, N.H. She is also the daughter of the late Marco for a couple in their 50s? Molino. A September 15 wedding is DEAR DR. LAMB — My husband helps to support the back and relieves planned at Center Congregational and I are in our late 50s and are inter­ Church. back strain. ested in weight control. We walk at DEAR DR. LAMB — Seven months least two miles every day and also Your ago I had angina. A coronary arteri­ count calories. ogram disclosed that one artery was I have a few pounds to lose in the Health 95 percent blocked and another 60 If midsection and my husband has a J percent blocked. ’The doctor per­ The case of "beer belly” but rarely drinks beer. Lawrence formed an angioplasty procedure, He isn’t overweight anywhere else. Lamb, M.D. which was successful in unblocking the speeding We are aware and concerned about the artery that was 95 percent Mr. and Mrs. Kevin R. Collins Mrs. Kevin J. McCarthy Mrs. Ronald P. McIntosh possible heart problems. Could you Mrs. James E. Balesano blocked. Now he wants to do another recommend an exercise to help cor­ passenger Donna M. Piccarello Caren Beth Foisie coronary arteriogram to re-examine rect this problem? the arteries. DEAR READER — Evidently you Collins-Kosak McCarthy-DiBella Meintosh-Armstrong I have run marathons in recent Balesano-Damaschi Piccarello-Kinney Foisie-Duff agree with the old adage that the abdominal muscles some. Situps and years and I’m now back to running VENTURA, Calif, (UPI) — longer the beltline, the shorter the voluntary contracting and relaxing of four to seven miles a day in training Janet L. Kosak, daughter of Mr. and Mrs. Chester J. Holly Marie DiBella, daughter of Mr. and Mrs. Patricia Ann Armstrong, daughter of Mr. and Mrs. U When a traffic officer ordered lifeline. Since being overweight the abdominal muscles helps. So does Carla Vann Damaschi, of 16 Horton Road, daughter Ervin Piccarello of Skinner Mr. and Mrs. Robert A. Foisie of for a marathon. I have no pain or Kosak of 36 Battista Road, and Kevin R. Collins, son of Michael DiBella of 98 Hamlin St., and Kevin Joseph Grant McBride out of the car and increases the chances of having high developing good posture. Leg lifts are Ralph Armstrong of 115 Wethercll St. and Ronald Paul of Mr. and Mrs Michael Vann of East Hartford, and Road, Bolton and Mrs. Jacqueline Old Saybrook, announce the en­ symptoms at this point. I am 43 years Mrs. Nellie S. Collins of Ludlow, Mass., were married gave him a ticket for speeding, he blood pressure and high cholesterol good for the lower abdominal McCarthy, son of Mr. and Mrs. Joseph McCarthy of 99 McIntosh, son of Mr. and Mrs. Paul McIntosh of East James Edward Balesano of 24 F)astland Drive, .son of Kelsey of East Middle Turnpike, gagement of their daughter, Caren old and have been a vegetarian for May 19 at St. James Church. neglected to notice that McBride levels, it is certainly important. Ferguson Road, were married May 19 at St. James Hartford, were married June 30 at St. Christopher’s Mrs. Rose Balesano of 68 Laurtd St., were married announce the engagement of their Beth Foisie of Rocky Hill, to muscles, but I like to have people do the past year. I am taking Procardia. could not have been guilty. Men tend to accumulate fat over The Rev.Francis V. Krukowski officiated at the Church. Church in East Hartford. May 26 in an evening ceremony at F’irst Congrega­ daughter, Donna M. Piccarello, of William Grady Duff, of Rocky Hill, these with the knees bent to prevent Do you think I need another arteri­ McBride got out the left side of the abdomen while women are more double ring ceremony. The bride was given in The Rev. Francis Krukowski officiated at the The Rev. William McGrath officiated at the double tional Church of Bloomfield. 36 Maple St., to Clarence H. Kinney son of Mr. and Mrs. Thomas D. putting too much strain on the lower ogram? the car and tried to explain likely to accumulate fat over the' marriage by her father. double ring ceremony. Michele DiBella, sister of the ring ceremony. Shari Bauer was soloist. The bride Jr. of 239 Spruce St ., son of Mr. and Duff Jr. of 34 Hunter Road. back. Straight-leg leg-lifting can be something to the Highway Patrol thighs and buttocks. But that is a harmful for weak backs. Debra Grate of Middletown, cousinof the bride, was bride, was soloist and Mathew Falkowski was was given in marriage by her father. The Rev. Wyman officiated at the double ring Mrs. Clarence Kinney of Benton The bride-elect is a 1978 gradu­ DEAR READER — Yes. Your abil­ officer, but he was in no mood for generality. I have outlined an exercise pro­ matron of honor. Bridesmaids were Lori Vercelli of guitarist. Both are of Manchester. Karen Cusson of Newington was maid of honor. ceremony. The bride was given in marriage by her Street. ate of Conard High School in West ity to run long distances without pain father. •’ explanations and gave McBride a Regardless of what exercises your gram to help control the waistline in Bolton, and Lisa Romanchuk of Manchester, both Bridesmaids were Kristi Farrell and Jill Zatkowski. L does not prove that you do not have The bride-elect is also the Hartford and received a bachelor husband uses, he will not be success­ cousins of the bride. both of Manchester. Shannon and Heather LaFoun- $160 speeding ticket. ’The Health Letter 17-12, Winning the blockage of a significant degree in The bride was given in marriage by her parents. Donna Norige of East Hartford, cousin of the bride, of science degree in music from ful in trimming his waistline unless Joseph Collins of Torrance, Calif., brother of the taine, of Feeding Hills. Mass., nieces of the groom, McBride’s trial Tuesday was step-daughter of Floyd Kelsey of Battle of the Bulge, which I am send­ one or more of your arteries. We have Karen Hoke of Westernville, N.Y., sister of the bride, was maid of honor. Central Connecticut State Univer­ groom, was best man. Ushers were Kenneth Pratt of were flower girls. brief. East Middle Turnpike. he eliminates the fat he has accumu­ ing you. Others who want this issue repeatedly seen examples of men who was matron of honor. Bridesmaids were Michele sity in 1983. She is employed by lated. The walking process you are Ware, Mass., cousin of the groom, and Kenneth Robert Merrill of Vernon was best man. Ushers He showed Municipal Judge The bride-elect is a 1982 gradu­ can send 75 cents with a long, could run regularly and then dropped DiBella, of Manchester, sister of the bride, Patricia Alan Noske of Coventry was hesl man. Craig Olympia & York Equity Corpora­ following and counting calories is Burnham of Three Rivers, Mass., nephew of the Kenneth Vegan a single photo­ ate of Manchester High School, She stamped, self-addr^sed envelope for dead from a heart attack. Since you McCarthy of Rocky Hill, sister of the groom and Judy were Richard Merrill of Wallingford and Richard Michael Damaschi. son of the bride, was ringbearer tion of Hartford. very good for this. There is about as groom. Oliva of Enfield. graph of the car in question. The is employed at the Manchester it to me in care of this newspaper, want to do this level of activity, it is Freedman and Lori Welch of Manchester and Mary The prospective bridegroom is a much fat inside the abdomen as there After a reception at Vito’s in Bolton, the couple left After a reception at DeLuca’s of Windsor, the couple vintage Volkswagen, which the Herald. P.O. Box 1551, Radio City StaUon, quite important that your doctor Ellen Auger of Simsbury. After a reception at the Buckboard Restaurant in 1973 graduate of Manchester High is outside the abdomen and you can’t on a wedding trip to Paradise Island, Nassau, left on a wedding trip to Florida. owner had brought from the New York, NY 10019. know what your status really is. And Jeffrey Diana of Manchester was best man. Ushers Glastonbury, the couple left on a wedding trip to The prospective bridegroom is a School. He is employed by Man­ compress it by simply tightening the Bahamas. They are making their home in Ellington. British colony of Hong Kong, is Strengthening your abdominal you need to know too. You should con­ were, Robert Hoke of Westernville, N.Y., brother-in- Bermuda. ’They will make their home in Wallingford. 1977 graduate of Manchester High agement Resources Inc. of West abdominal muscles. The bride is a graduate of Penney High School and driven from the right side. muscles also helps to prevent back trol your exercise in line with the law of the bride, John Wilcox of Wethersfield, Mike The bride is a 1979 graduate of Manche.ster High School. He is employed at A1 Hartford. But you can tighten up slack Manchester Community College She holds a realtor McBride was the passenger. problems. ’The strong, firm abdomen degree of obstruction you have. Grads wanted Diana of Manchester, Dave Lima of East Hartford, School and a 1983 graduate of the University of Sieffert’s Appliances in An April, 1985 wedding is Connecticut. She is employed at Travelers Insurance license and is employed as branch manager of Ticket dismissed. Manchester. William Donovan, Manchester, and Michael Hoyt of F’idclity Guarantee Mortgage Corporation of planned in West Hartford. Do you have a college graduate in the family? Have Co. as an assistant underwriter. Coventry. Glastonbury. his or her accomplishment listed in the ^Manchester After a reception at the Sheraton Tobacco Valley The bridegroom is a 1978 graduate of Penney High Herald’s College Notes column. Inn in Windsor, the couple went on a honeymoon trip to School, East Hartford, and a 1982 graduate of the The bridegroom is a graduate of Manche.ster High Try to face divorced life The Herald has a form to fill out. Obtain one by Bermuda. They are making their home in East University of Connecticut. He is employed by T.M. School and Trinity College He is a certified financial About Town sending a self-addressed, stamped envelope to the Hartford. Byxbee and Company of Hamden, as an accountant. planner with IDS of Wethersfield. Manchester Herald, Box 591, Manchester, Conn. The bride is a graduate of Southern Connecticut 06040. State University. She is a customer service manager Submit a photo if you wish. Black and white photos FOCIS plans program historian of Dilworth-Cornell-Quey Post 102, attended without laying blame on self with Peoples Express Airlines. News for Senior Citizent are preferred. The groom is a graduate of Manchester Community A slide presentation on Cesarean birth and vaginal the graduation ceremonies of the boys who participated. DEAR DR. BLAKER — Ever since To retrieve the photo once it is published in the College and is a real estate agent with Century 21 birth after cesarean (VBAC) will be shown Thursday my husband left me six months ago, I those under control, maybe I would newspaper, simply drop by the Herld offices on Jackston Showcase in Glastonbury. He is also at the Church of Christ, 394 Lydall St. at 7:30 p.m. Brainard Place. have been very negative and discour­ ■ m feel better about myself. What do you employed by United Parcel Service. FOCIS (Fam ily Oriented Childbirth Information aged. I don’t see how I can face up to thiiik? Picnic to feature music Society) sponsors the presentation. There is no Church offering course the task of being a single parent. How Ask DEAR READER — Instead of, charge. The public is welcome. working on your habits, which a r c Editor’s note: this column is "The Proud Years ” p.m Sister Marie Alice LaGace of St. Bridget Church does everyone else do it so effortless­ only symptoms of your emotional' prepared by the Manchester Se­ Upcoming trips and sign-ups; • Tuesday: 8: .30 a m. Ladifs will start a five-day course in Christian Yoga and ly? Blaker College Notes And I know I will never be able to distress, why not alter the situation, nior Center. It appears in the Because New F:ngland Steam Golf liCague; 9 a.m. shopping bus; Contemplation, starting Monday at 9:30 a.m in St Karen Blaker, that is making you anxious. Get busy. Participate at Boys State Bridget’s Church Hall. compete in the "single’s scene.” The Herald on Saturdays. boat Co. has changed its routing return trip at 12: .30 p.m. Ph.D. You are in an enviable position schedule, the July II I>ong Island The classes will last until 11:30 and will be men all want someone who is slim Three Manchester boys participated recently in the with time on your hands. Use some of 1 By Judith Kaiser boat trip wiil have as its destina­ • Wednesday: 9 a m . Blood conducted through July 13. The first part of the course and young-looking. I should lose 20 - 43rd annual Department of Connecticut’s American it to figure out what you would like to Activities Specialist tion. Greenport, instead of Sag Pressure Clinic (A-M); 10 a m. will consist of Christian yoga exercises for relaxation pounds, but 1 know that would be 1 Legion Boy’s State conducted at Eastern Connecticut do. Schedule two hours every day, one Friendship Circle; lunch; pinochle of body and mind. impossible. Ms. Sampson Harbor Bus leaves Pic ’n Save State University in Willimantic. Am I a lost cause? in the morning and o'ne in the after­ Hello, everyone. During the past parking lot at 7:30 a.m., and games; 12:30 bridge games; Ip.ni. The second part of the course will consist of i Those participating were: Albert C. Harris Jr. of 218 “The Divorce Book,” by Matthew noon, to work on the problem. holiday week, there were some returns about 6 p.m. arts and crafts class; bus pick-up practical exercises for a deeper awareness of God in DEAR READER — Of' course not. Henry St.; David Mazzotta, 79 Keeney St.; and Henrv But it sounds like you do need some McKay, Peter D. Rogers, Joan Blades Begin asking yourself some ques­ earns degree quiet monnents at the center which The following trips still have atBa.m; return trips at 12:30 and J. 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Continued from page 11 a small party.. blame,” “generalizations” and “filter­ of friendship, and I look forward to • Samoset Resort, Rockport, a m.; return trips at 12;.30and 3:15 stamped, self-addressed envelope to pm . Ms. Long says she couldn't have survived the last ing" (tendency to focus on the worst DEAR DR. BLAKER — I have learning more — both from, and Maine, Aug 6 to 9, $293. (double Co. technician, drove her to class. Dr. Blaker in care of this newspaper, with, you. seven years without their help. And with the help of possible aspects of a situation and always been a good worker. Now, Mitchell C. Schardt Elizabeth S. Smith Cynthia A.' Sampson occupancy). Call Creative at 243- Two years ago, she enrolled full time. Ignore everything else). P.O. Box 475, Radio City Station, New friends, especially Judy Boswell of East Hartford however, I find myself with too much We hope you will plan to be with 2389. York, NY 10019. FRIDAY SETBACK SCORES: It wasn’t easy. Shortly after her arrival in Storrs and Leslie and Fred Kirshnit' of Hartford. Then write down your irrational time on my hands and I feel very Receive Keene degrees Two receive degrees us for the second noontime picnic • Ocean Beach, New London. she called her parents in tears — she couldn’t Write to Dr. Blaker at the above Marge Reed, 1.36; Art Bouffard, Some friends I’m not friends with any longer thoughts and beside each one, com­ nervous. this Thursday, July 12. The high­ Aug. 15, $9. Call Arrow at .528-9961 address. The volume of mail prohibits Mitchell C. Schardt and Elizabeth S. Smith of 135; Helen Silver, 127; Carl Popple, remember the way to the dining hall, which was Some friends just ignored me,” she says. pose a thought that encompasses your I have started to gain weight and Steven Werbner of Harvard Road has been light of that day will be a lively • July 23, 9 a.m., sign-up for located just across the street. And she was having fear but makes more sense, some­ personal replies, but questions of gen­ Manchester, graduated recently from Keene State awarded a law degree from Western New England performance by "The Jackson 127; Doris Jacobs. 123; Arnold bite my naiis. Both are habits I bad eral interest will be discussed in Aqua Turf seniorouting, barbecue, trouble crossing the street. thing with a bit less doom and gloom. College in New Hampshire with bachelor of science College, Springfield, Mass, and Peter J. Shells of Street Gospel Singers” of Willi­ Jcn.sen, 121; HenieHigbie, 117; Bill Future plans? when I was a child. If I could only get future columns. entertainment. Cost is $21., and It took her a month before she mastered the trip. degrees. Keeney Street, a bachelor of science degree in mantic. Cost for the full menu is Stone, 116. She says she’s applied to New York University trip is scheduled for Aug 21 Her memory problems made classwork difficult. Kurtis Paul Dougan graduated with a bachelor of business administration with a major in accounting. $1.50, and-no advanee tickets arc Hospital’s head trauma program, where she hopes to • July 31, 9: 30 a m., sign-up for She’d tape record classes and then play them over and science degree in education and Philip Todd Werner graduated cum laude. He is the husband of BRIDGE SCORES; Mabel Loo­ learn ways to compensate for her memory loss. needed. In cast^ of rain, we'll Atlantic City (3 days. 2 nights). over again to herself. Malinoskl with an associate in arts degree. Patricia Speicher Werbner and the son of Muriel and mis, 5,610; Mary Colpitz, 5,120; She says eventually she wants to return to teaching reschedule for the following Cost is $159. (double occupancy), Alfred Werbner of Dale Road. Thursday. Tom Regan, 4,670; Sol Cohen, Often she’d lose things in her tiny dorm room. The perhaps working with the hndicapped. Thoughts and includes a $40. rebate. A $.50. woman who lived next door quickly became her Shells and his wife, Florence, have two daughters. 4,490; Helen Bensche, 4,130. She’d like to walk unassisted, without the cane she Bachelor’s degree recipients Please note: because of the deposit is required at time of friend. He is the son of Agnes Shells of Gerard Street. center being closed July 4, the sign-up Trip is scheduied for Oct uses today. Getting around is still difficult>i>en a The Bible says. “ Let everything, "She’d hear me throwing things around," says Ms;^ manded and is an act of the will. It L. Russell Pet, son of Dr. and Mrs. Donald D. Pet of Blood Pressure Clinic days for this 22 to 24. PINOCHLE SCORES: Rene street curb can become a permanent barrier. that hath breath praise the Lord.” command. The spirit of praise has Long, laughing at the memory. ’She’d come in and is always in order to praise the 93 Bette Drive and John H. McNary Jr., son of Mr. and Named to dean’s list' month arc the following: July 11,9 Maire, 805; Marge Reed, 795; Doctors at one time told her she’d always have to (Psalm 150:6).%fany people think a way of establishing an uplifting we’d look together for what I lost," I^rd. And where better to do this Mrs. John H, McNary of 10 Fenwick Road, graduated a.m, to 12 noon; July 18, (N-Z) 9 SCHEDULE FOR WEEK; Waller Nelisle, 788; Bob Schubert, walk with assistance. of praise as an expression of the spirit of worship. Theresa A. Dandeneau of 51-Morse Road, and than in the house of God. June 10 from Union College in Schenectady, N.Y. a.m. to 12 noon. 777; Bob Ahearn, 775; Ernest "Now they don’t make any predictions. I always emotions when we are feeling like Theresa A. Legault, 22 Lenox St., have been named to • Monday: 7:30 a.m. Men’s Golf HER FAM ILY celebrated her master’s degree with Happy is the church which has a Pet received a bachelor of science degree in Gra.sso, 774; Mina Reuther, 771; break them,” she says. doing it. Actually, praise is com- Rev. Neale McLain the dean’s list at St. Joseph College, West Hartford, On Wednesday, July 25 from 9 to Ix-ague; 10 a m. bingo; 12:30 p.m people obedient to the above Church of the Naxarene psychology and McNary, a bachelor of science degree for the spring semester. 10 a.m., the Geriatric Clinic will pinochle games; bus pick-up at 8 IV. .rtha LaBate,767; Art Bouffard, t in civil engineering. 766, Betty Jesanis, 763, -(Elsa » Both students are seniors. . present a film at the center entitled a m.; return trips at noon ,ind 3; 15 U-nhardt, 7.53. ^ H - MANt'HKSTKH HKRAl.l), Salurday, July 7, H)H4 MAN('1IKSTKH UKUAU). Sdluidjv. July 7 1984 15 MACC News The Saturday farmers’ market could use some help SPORTS Editor's note: this column is prepared by the market If you and a friend can give us a hand one Marion T. Jesseman. Coordinator for the 20th Anniversary March on staff of the Manchester Area Conlerence of or more Saturdays this summer, call Dave / - \ Churches We've raised $1,03,'; to date. Half-way to our Washington, D.C., was the speaker, and-the Brannick at 646-7773, or the MACC office at goal, thanks to you. Your gift is, of course, tax Manchester High School Band provided the 646-4114, and talk to Joanne. They will be happy to deductible, and can be mailed to MACC Interfaith entertainment. s By Nancy Carr hear from you, Day Camp, Box 773, Manchester, Conn. 06040. In addition to regular meetings, the group also Director The children say thank you. co-sponsored the Human Rights Celebration with INTERFAITH DAY CAMP the Human Relations Commission and MACC, The MACC-sponsored Farm er's Market opens MIC PICNIC and sponsors the Black-White Dialogue Group at 9 a.m. this morning on Main Street in front of Remember, the camp opens Monday. If you can which meets monthly in the president's Confer­ St. James Church. From now on through the help, please call Jackie Morelewicz at 649-1292, You are warmly invited to the annual summer ence Room at Manchester Community College. today. growing season, local farmers will he there every picnic of the Manchester Interracial Council, Anyone interested in attending meetings or Saturday morning from 9 a m. to 1 p.m We also want to thank all of you wonderful folk tomorrow, July 8 from 1 p.m, to 4 p.m. at Laurel getting more information, may call Marie Along with the opening of the market, you can who have sponsored a child for one ($20.) or two Grove in Wickham Park, Bring your own picnic Salamon or Thomas Stringfellow, co­ browse through the annual sidewalk sales — so ($40.) weeks, or sent in donations to help pay for lunch and a dish for the potiuck table. The chairpersons of the council. Better yet, come to finish your breakfast and come join us. The the bus or sports equipment. charcoal fires for grilling your dogs and burgers the picnic tomorrow and meet everyone. They’ll market is open rain or shine (takes more than a Our thanks to: Eleanore Cole, Wayne and Lucy will already be started. enjoy having you, drizzle to keep farmers inside), s> plan to make Falk, John and June Eccher, Albert Bourret, For those of you who may be new to an early morning stroll down Main Street part of Lena Cervini, William and Ann-Marie Sheridan, Manchester, the Manchester Interracial Council NEEDED: your summer Saturdays. Norma and Eva Johnson, David and Gertrude was formed in 1981 to improve understanding and Not only will you enjoy the market and have a Williams, Miner and Edith Stackpole, Dorothy promote clear lines of communication among Three volunteers once a month to deliver leisurely chat with friends and neighbors, but you Williams, Nancy LaBonne, Elizabeth Anderson, people of different races and ethnic backgrounds, cheese/butter to homebound elderly. Call the will help keep fresh fniits and vegetables for four EUsie Bradley, Mary Stewart, Lena Schubert, with the goal of achieving a fully-integrated MACC office at 649-2093, or Elderly Outreach at months a year within walking distance of those Richard and Marjorie Martin, Eileen H. Manchester. The group has, from its inception 647-3094. low-income elderly and families living in the Packard, Elizabeth D. Goddard, Judith A. following a Black-White Seminar, been supported W e've been notified by the state's Department Main Street area. Chmielenski, Henry and Bib Poierier, Geoffrey and co-sponsored by both MACC and Manchester of Human Resources in Hartford that this We still need volunteers to help staff the market and Cheryl Burns Siedor, Frank and Carol Community College. month’s distribution, July 19 from 3 p.m. to 6 on Saturdays. Two volunteers each Saturday set Jodaitis, Francis and Marjorie Minor, Charles In addition to the annual picnic, the group p.m., will consist of dry milk and flour only. No up the orange markers, show farmers where to and Norma Kingsbury, Ruth W. Willey, John and sponsors an annual Martin Luther King Day cheese and butter will be available for park, and generally keep an eye on the whole Grace Meason, Ken and Julia Chadwick, and Memorial Dinner. This, year, Carol Smith, CT distribution. 'I-- *«»'’ ,'J*! . *■ f "'r'" "**>

Calendar Herald p b o «» by F)” '® Boland Oil's Brian Maguire is tagged out (above) at home Emanuel sets events Tuesday — 6 a.m., men’s prayer breakfast at LaStrada. by the Medics’ catcher Pat Dwyer trying to stretch a triple Wednesday — 7 p.m., prayer meeting. into an inside-the-park homer in the fifth inning. The The following events are scheduled for the week of Thursday — 6:30 a.m., women’s prayer break fast at 7 Medics’ Dave Campbell (right) scores on a wild pitch in July 8 at Emanuel Lutheran Church, 60 Church St.: LaStrada. I the third inning. Boland hurler Willie Burg takes the late . Monday — 9 a.m. to noon. Evangelism; 9:30 a.m Friday — 7 p.m., closing program for VBS. fair workshop. return throw. Tuesday — lO a.m., Beethoven Chorus; 7:30 p m worship and music. They’ll go to camp Wednesday - 7 p.m., YE A potiuck at Jeanine The f()llowing children, youth and adults of Johnson’s.; 7 p.m. MARCH Inc Community Baptist Church are registered for Camp Thursday — 9 a m., staff meeting; 10 a.m., prayer Wightman this summer and have received scholar­ group; 11:15 a.m., care and visitation: 7:30 p m fair ship help from the church: workshop at D. Bensen's Little League tourney opener to Boland Oil Cynthia Boober, Jason Lawrence, Kim Lawrence, Friday — 9:30 a m. to noon, summer story day for Scott Lawrence, Allen Livermore, Sharon Livermore, preschool and first grade. Robert Mercier, Robert Ostuni, Melissa Owens, By Bob PapeftI on balls, Brian Maguire ripped a two runners had tallied on bases- Saturday — 8 p.m.. Alcoholics Anonymous. Kristine Ringland, Michael Ringland. with Boland Oil ahead, 3-1. Under battled hack to win." Ihreo batters, all (hrcc coming in Herald Sports W riter tournament rules, the affair was clutch triple to right field to plate loaded walks, Jim Carroll roped a Also: Daniel Smith, Danny Smith, Michael Smith, the three-run first. resumed from its point of the go-ahead and decisive two-run single to right to even the In addition to his game-winning Wendy Smith, Am y Williams, Todd Williams, Jill The first round of the annual postponement. markers. Maguire was thrown out tilt. triple, Maguire also rapped a Dave Campbell drilled a pair of Pantry needs help Youngs, Star Youngs, Bill Hill. Helene Hill, Betsy Town Little League Tournament double to spark the victors’ attack. hits to paee the Medics’ offense. Kirk and Rose Shruhan. Boland Oil, 12-4 during the at the plate trying to stretch his hit Winning pitcher Willie Burg Manchester Area Conference of Churches is in need was finally played to its comple­ season, picked up Friday where it into an inside-the-park homer. limited the Medics to six hits while Regenzi also had two hits while Carroll, Pal Gleason, Pal Dwyer There will be an open house at the camp on of items for the Emergency Pantry. The social tion Friday night as International had left off the night before, Jason Regenzi capped the fifth striking out 10. Burg was wild at Burg added a single and two RBIs. and Rob Leelere also chipped in Saturday. with a safety apiece. concerns commission of South United Methodist League champion Boland Oil offset increasing its lead to as much as inning scoring for the victors by times, walking nine, but his Church will be at the narth door of the church Sunday a comeback rally to pull off a 10-7 7-2 before the visiting Medics driving in a pad run with a sharp wind-aided fastball was just over­ Chris Conklin went the distance In today's seeond round action of to collect food or money. Bible school at Center victory over the National League battled back to tie it, 7-7, in the top single to right-center. powering enough to nail down the on the mound for the Medics, the double-elimination tourna­ Items especially needed include spaghetti sauce wild card representative Medics at of the fifth. The Medics, whose 11-5 record triumph. allowing just five hits in five ment, the American League cham­ A vacation Bible school will be held the week of July red or green gelatin (no puddings), canned fruit dry Waddell Field. Top-seeded Boland Oil struck qualified them for the tournament ‘’rmproudofmyboys,’’beamed innings while fanning seven. Un­ pion Army & Navy Club will take 23 through 27 at Center Congregational Church for cereal, coffee, chicken noodle or chicken rice soup or Originally started on Thursday, back in its half of the stanza with as the best second place team, Boland Oil coach Sean Leonard. fortunately, like his counterpart, on the Nutipnal l4>ague champion young people ages 4 through 11. protein items, but no chick peas. the contest was delayed by rain in three tallies to win it. With one out batted around and counted four “ They could’ve got down after the Conklin had difficulty finding the Moriarty Brothers at 1 o’clock at The classes will meet from 9 a.m. to noon each day. Food items can be left any Sunday in the cartons the bottom of the second inning and two runners aboard via bases runs in the game-tying fifth. After Medics’ rally but instead, they plate as he walked nine and hit Waddell Field provided in the narthex. For more information and to register, call the J church office, 647-9941. AL roundup Here’s Center’s week Al-Anon to meet at church The following events are scheduled at Center Al-Anon will meet July 13 at 10 a m. at South United Congregational Church for the week of July 8: Methodist Church. 1226 Main St. On Sunday there will be a breakfast between the Bosox clip Angels, 8-7 8:30 a.m. and 10 a.m. services. Monday — 2 p.m., healing prayers in the library: 7 Events at Nazarene BOSTON (UPl) — Tony Armas complete game. notched his fifth straight victory U p.m,, adult education, Robbins Room. The following events have been scheduled at the knocked in two runs with his 22nd Royals 6, Orioles z by scattering 12 hits and register Wednesday — 7:30 p.m., Christian education. Church of the Nazarene, 236 Main St., for the week of Federation Room. homer and a bases-Ioaded walk At Baltimore, Charlie Lcibrundt ing his fifth complete game. July 9 through 13: Friday night to pace the Boston allowed four hits over 6 1-3 innings The Twins pounded a sea.son Thursday — 9:30 a.m., adult education. Robbins Monday — 2 p.m., service at Crestfield Convales­ Room. Red Sox to an 8-7 triumph over the and Steve Balboni hit a two-run high 17 hits off three pitchers, cent Home; 3 p.m., service at Vernon Manor; 7:15 California Angels for their fourth homer Friday night to lead the handing starter Hob Shirley. 1-3, p.m.. Cornerstone School board meeting. straight victory. Kansas City Royals to their the loss. Trinity’s schedule Wednesday — 7 p.m., fam ily prayer time; and teen Rookie right-hander Al Nipper, seventh victory in their last eight Rangers S, Tigers 3 Bible study. 2-3, scattered eight hits over eight starts, a 6-2 triumph over the At Arlington, Texas, Mike Mu- The following events are scheduled for the week of Thursday — counseling sessions available with innings to get the victory with Baltimore Orioles •son and two relievers combined on L July 8 at Trinity Covenant Church. Hackmatack Pastor Eddy. Contact the church office for an Street: Mark Clear getting the last two Leibrandt. 4-3, allowed only an eight-hitler and Larry^Parrish appointment. The bishop speaks outs for his second save. Eddie Murray beyond first base On Sunday there will be a special dedication service hit his 13th homer Friday night, Friday — 7 to 1 p.m., youth night at the Davis Boston roughed up Jim Slaton, while striking out three and for the VBSD teachers. helping the Texas R;inger.s snap a Building. Archbishop John F. Whealon, archbi­ graduates recently at commencement 2-3, in the first two innings for a 4-0 walking two before giving way to Monday — 8:45 a.m. to noon, through Friday, three-game losing streak with a 5-:i Saturday — 7 a.m., men's prayer time; 6 p.m., shop of the Archdiocese of Hartford, lead. In the first, Wade Boggs Dan Quisenberry, who notched his vacation bible School. exercises at St. Joseph Cathedral in decision over the slumping Detroit senior banquet at the Davis Building. spoke to East Catholic High School Hartford. singled, took second on Dwight 23rd save. , Tigers. Evans’ groundnut and scored on a Twins 9, Yankees 4 The Tigers have losi five of their two-base error by third baseman At Minneapolis, Kent Hrbek last six games Doug DeCinces. belted a 450-foot upper deck Ma.son, 6-6, making his i;ith Boston pickd up three runs in the three-run homer to highlight a .start, allowed only four hits and no second. BUI Buckner, who had seven-run fourth inning Friday runs over over seven innings three hits, led off with a double and night that powered the Minnesota before giving way to Dickie Noles. H. Taylor, pastor. Sunday worship: 11 scored on Marty Barrett’s ground- Twins to a 9-4 victory over the New Noles was replaced hy Dave Assemblies of God a.m., nursery care provided. Church te?**in Jolnon, Dr. Paul Kroll, pastors, mass Of 5p.m .; Sunday masses at 8:30, 9:30 a.m., Sunday school; 10:45 o.m., a ni 'siin'di'v Summer schedule: 10 a.m.: service; 10 and 11:30 a.m. rule double. Jackie Gutierrez York Yankees. Schmidt, who got the last out in the Calvary Church (Assemblies of school: 9:30a.m ., Sunday. (742-7696) holiness meettno; 7 p.m., solvation First Congregational Church ot Cov­ meetingschool, 7 p.m., gospel n^rsery^core for children up to age 5. St. Bridget Church, 70 Main St., meeting. (649-7787). singled home Barrett and took God)/ 400 Bucklond Road, South Manchester. Rev. Philip A. Sheridan Left-hander Frank Viola, 9-7, ninth for his fourth save. Windsor. Rev. Kenneth L. Gustafson, entry, 1171 Main St., Coventry. Rev second on the throw home. Gutier­ Bruce Johnson, pastor, 11 o.m., wor- c®? Emilio P. Padelll, co-postors. pastor. 9:30 a.m ., Sunday school; 10:30 rez went to third on a wild pitch and o.m., worship, chlld-care and nursery; sh^lp; 9:30 o .m ., ch u rch school In Jehovah’s Witnesses iMormon TV’ S * ojn .; Sunday masses Unitarian Universaiist Church Lone House. Nursery care o* 9 ,10:30 and noon. (643-2403) UPl photo scored on a single by Evans. N L ro u n d u p 7 :00 p.m ., evening service of praise and St. James Church, 896 Main St., Bible preaching. (644-1102) provided. (742-8487) Jehovah's Witnesses, 647 Tolland Church ot Jesus Christ of Letter Day Society-East, The Angels got a run back in the Second Congregational Church, 385 Turnpike, Manchester. Tuesday, Con­ Saints (Mermen), 30 Woodside St., Manchestar. Rev. Francis V. Kru- 153 W. Vernon St., Manchester. Rev. N. Main St., Manchester. The Rev. V. gregation Bible Study, 7 p.m.; Thurs- Manchester. Wayne S. Taylor, bishop, kowskl. Rev. Robert Burbank, Rev. Arnold VVestwood, minister. 10:30 Jimmy Connors (right) makes a friendly semifinal Friday. Connors won in four fifth when Gary Pettis singled Joseph Milton, pastor. 9 a.m. worship doy. Theocratic School (speaking 9:15 a.m., sacrament meeting; 10:15 RIchart A. Lamore, team ministry. a.m ., service. (646-5151) home Bobby Grich, but Boston Baptist service and nursery tor children to age course), 7:30 p.m.; Service meeting Rev. Edward J. Reardon. Saturdoy gesture towards Ivan Lendl after latter sets 6-7, 6-3, 7-5, 6-1. o.m., Sunday school and primary; masses at 4 and 6:30 p.m.; Sunday made it 5-1 in the bottom of the 8. (649-2863) (min lstrvtralnlng),8:15p.m.;Sunday, 11:25 a.m., priesthood and relief disputed call in their Wimbledon Mets in sweep Community Boptlst Church, 585 E. Second Congregational Church ol Public Bible Lecture, 9:30 o.m ; society. (643-4003) inning when Armas hit a 2-1 pitch Center St., Manchester. Rev. James I. Coventry, 1746 Boston Turnpike, Cov­ Watchtower Study, 10:25. (646-1490) over the Red Sox bullpen in right. Meek, minister. 9:15 a.m., church St. Mary Church, 1600 Main st., entry. Rev. David Jarvis, minister. THE Boston scored again in the school for all ages, kindergarten Regular schedule: 10 a.m., worship; 8 Jewish — Conservative Natlonai Cathoiic Coventry. Father James J. William­ through Grade 4 continuing during the ajn., DIal-A-Rlde to church; 8:45 a.m,, son, pastor. Masses Saturday at 5*15 seventh on a bases-Ioaded walk to over Cincinnati service; 10:30 o.m., morning worship. church school, nursery to grade eight, St. John's Polish Notional Catholic p.m.; Sunday 9:30 and 10:45 a.m ; BIBIE Armas, but California got two runs Nursery provided. (643-0537) adult discussion; 11 a.m., coffee and Temple Beth Shelem, 400 E. Middle Church, 23 Golway St., Manchester. heydays, 5:M and 7:30 o.m. Contes- Faith Baptist Church, 52 Lake St., fellowship; 11:15 a.m., lunior choir; 4 Turnpike, Manchester. Richard j. Rev. Stanley M. Lancola, pastor. 9 slons 4:30 to 5 p.m. (742-6655) Old dancing partners in the eighth on singles by Rob NEW YORK (UPl) - Kelvin Ployin, rabbi; Israel Tabatsky, can- SPEAKS who combined with John Franco Manchester. Rev. James Bellasov, p.m., Jr. pilgrim fellowship; 6 p.m., a.m ., mass. (643-5906) Church et St. Maurice, 32 Hebron Wilfong, Rod Carew and Fred Chapman singled over a drawn-in pastor. 9:30 o.m., Sunday school: 10:30 senior church school and Pilgrim tor; Dr. Le(>n Wind, rabbi emeritus. Rood, Bolton. The Rev. J. Clifford i= by on a five-hitter. a.m ., worship service: 7 p.m., evening fellowship. (742-6234) Services, 8:15 p.m. Friday and 9:45 Curtin, pastor. Saturday mass at 5 Eugeng Brewer Lynn and DeCinces’ grounder. infield to drive home the winning The Reds' only serious threat service. (646-5316) a.m. Saturday. (643-9563) Nazarene Talcottville Congreoallonal Church, p.m .; Sunday masses at 7:30, 9:15 and Have you ever started for­ White Sox 11, Indians 6 run in the bottom of the ninth came in the fifth when Wayne First Baptist Church, 240 Hlllstown Main Street ond Elm HIM Road, 11 a.m . (643-4466) At Chicago, Harold Baines had inning Friday, helping the New Rood, Manchester. Dr. C. Conlev. Talcottyllle. Rev. Kenneth E. Knox, Church of the Nazarene, 236 Main st., ward in your car and found Krcnchieki led off with a triple but postor. (649-7509) Manchester. Rev. Neale McLain, se­ to clash at Wimbledon two hits and drove in three runs York Mets complete a sweep of pasto r. 10 a.m., worship service and kutheran was left stranded when Darling First Baptist Chapel ot the Deaf, 240 church school. (649-0815) nior pastor; Rev. Herb Newell, minis­ Saivation Army that the parking brake was and Ron Kittle had four hits, their twi-night double-header with ter of youth. 9:30 a.m ., Sunday school; struck out Run Oester, Brad Hlllstown Road, Manchester. Rev. K. Concordia Lutheran Church (LC a i partly set? Momentarily the By Martin Lader “ I need to play more aggressive And while Connors was able to including his 20th homer, Friday a 6-5 victory over the Cincinnati Kreutzer, pastor. (643-7543) W Pitkin St., Manchester. Rev. Birton 10:45 o.m., worship, children's church Salvation Army, 661 Main st., Man­ question passes through your Gulden and Russell in succession Covenant D. Strand, pastor. Summer schedule: 9 and nursery; 6:30 p.m., evening prolse chester. Capt. and Mrs. Randall Davis. UPl Sports Writer than today," said McEnroe, the snap the shutout string oi) his first night to lead the Chicago White Sox Reds. Brooks’ homer, his sixth of the service, nursery. (646-8599) mind: "Why won’t the car roll 53?1)’ Communion, nursery. (649- defending champion and top seed. service game, he dropped the to an 11-6 victory over the Cleve­ In the opener, Ron Darling won year, came on the first pitch from Christian Science Trinity Covenant Church, 302 Hack- freely?" If the brake were fully WIMBLEDON, England - John ’T ve got to keep him off balance matock St,, Manchester. Rev. Norman Emenuel Lutheran Church, 60 opening set tie- break 7-4. Connors land Indians. his seventh straight start with a Russell, 4-9, and hil near the foul First Church ol Christ, Scientist, 447 Swenson, Summer hours: 8 and 10 Church St., Manchester. Rev. Dale H Pentecostai The African nation of Guinea — set you would recognize the McEnroe, still a step short of his and come to the net. The key will be used one break in the second set to The victory was the fifth straight four-hitter and Hubie Brooks ho- pole in right field N. Main St., Manchester. 10:30 o.m , a.m ., services; 9:15to9:45a.m ., coffee Gustafson, pastor; Steven P. Sabin! problem Instantly, because top form, took his accustomed to try to stay on top of him.” church service, Sunday school, and and fellowship; 9:30 a.m., chiclets and United Pentecostal Church, I 87 or the People’s Revolutionary even the match, but he then yielded for the White Sox and moved them mered in the sixth inning to give Astros 8-5, Expos 2-7 Intern; Rev. C. Henry Anderson, Woodbridge St., Manchester. Rev place of honor Friday in the McEnroe said another key for 7 care for small children. (649-1446) parents meeting. (649-2855) pastor emeritus. Sunday schedule- Republic of Guinea — is only the car would not budge. his service for the first time in the into a first-place tie with Minne­ the Mets a 1-0 victory. At Montreal, Tim Raines and Reading Room, 656A Center St., Man­ 8:o.m., yvorship In the chapel with Marvin Stuart, minister. 10 a.m ! Wimbledon final, where he will be him is "not to get overly emotional. Sunday school; 11 a.m., morning slightly smaller than the state of In similar fashion many fourth gam e of the third set. sota, two percentage points ahead With the score tied 5-5 in the Derrcl Thomas each drove in two chester. (649-0987) co m m u n io n on firs t and th ird Sundays; Oregon. joined by an old dancing partner, That’s the way Connors plays his Episcopai worship; 6 p.m., evening worship; 7 30 people try to follow Christ But the gritty American followed of California in the American nightcap, Junior Ortiz led off with runs to offset a 5-for-5 performance 9:X o.m., worship In the sanctuary Jimmy Connors. matches. He likes to get it up to with communion on second ond fourth p.m., bible study (Tuesday); 7 p .m , while uncertain about their immediately with a break of his League Western Division. a single and advanced to second on by Houston’s Bill Doran F’riday Church of Christ St. G eo rg e's E pisco pal C h u rch , 1150 Sundays, nursery.(643-1193) Ladles' prayer (Thursday); 7 p .m ’ Although bothered by a hamst­ that pitch.” Boston Turnpike, Bolton. Sunday 8 Men’s prayer (Thursday); 7 p m salvation. (2 Tim. 1:12) Many own, and Lendl, obviously tiring in A’s 7, Brewers 6 an errant pickoff throw by catcher night and help the Montreal Expos Latvian Lutheran Church ot Men- ring injury, McEnroe dispatched Although he’ll go in as the Church of Christ, Lydall ond Vernon a.m., Eucharist; 10 a.m. Holy Eucha­ Youth service (Friday). (649-9848) ' are trying to live as Christians the 84-degree heat at Centre Court, At Milwaukee, Rickey Hender­ Dann Bilardello. Jose Oquendo salvage- a split of their double- streets, Manchester. Eugene Brewer, rist, Rev. John Holllger, vicar. 11 a.m , St., Manchester. unseeded Pat Cash in methodical decided underdog, the third- (649-2051) while carrying the baggage of rapidly fell out of contention. From son’s two-out, two-run homer in the then ran for Ortiz and Jesse Orosco header with a 7-5 victory over the minister. Sunday services: 9 a .m ., fellowship hour. Monday through Frl- form, 6-3, 7-6, 6-4, after Connors seeded Connors said, ” I ’ve got a Bible classes: tOa.m., worship; 6 p.m., doy, 4:45 p.m.; Wednesday, 9 a.m.. Prince of Peace Lutheran Church, Presbyterian guilt over forgiven sin. Many 4-5 in the third set, Connors won eighth inning Friday night gave sacrificed. Chapman stroked a Astros in the second game. worship. Wednesday, 7 p.m., Bible Route 31 and North River Road had gained revenge for the most 50-50 chance now for sure, don’t I? seven consecutive games and 12 of Holy Euchorlsl. (643-9203) Coventry. Rev. W.H. Wllkens, pastor 9 “A New are seeking to serve Christ the Oakland A s a 7-6 victory over single off Ted Power, 5-5. Orosco, In the first game. Denny Walling Coventry Presbyterian Church, study. Nursery provided for all servi­ SI. M ary’s Episcopal Church, Park a.m., Sunday school; 10:15 am . humiliating afternoon of his career If I didn’t think I had a chance to the final IS. Milwaukee in the first game of a 6-2, pitched two innings of perfect ces. (646-2903) and Church streets, Manchester. Rev Route 44A and Trowbridge Road with hearts filled with fear. (1 and Harry Spilman drove in two worship service. (742-7548) Coventry. Rev. Brad Evans, pastor by overcoming Ivan Lendl, 6-7,6-3, win. I ’d be a fool. I wouldn’t have McEnroe won the last four double-header and snapped the relief with four .strikeouts to get the Frederick P. Moser, associate rector Zion Evangelical Lutheran Church John 4:18) runs apiece, leading the Astros to 7:30 o.m.. Holy Eucharist; 10 a.m . Sunday,9:30a.m ., worship; 10;4So m ! 7-S, 6-1. It was McEnroe’s 52nd been here in the first place if I games of the opening set to get the Brewers’ five-game winning win. (Missouri Svn^od), Cooper and High Sundoy school; 7 p.m ., Bible study and an B-2 triumph. Congregationai Holy Eucharist 10 a.m. every Wednes­ Theri they wonder why their victory this year against a single didn’t feel I had a chance.” edge on Cash, then overcame a 4-1 strcdk day. (649-4583) streets, Manchester. Rev. Charles W fellowship. Wednesday, 7:30 p m Caii: New York overcame a 5-1 lead Bolton Congregotlonol Church, 228 Kuhl, pastor. 9 a.m.. Divine worship; prayer meeting. (742-7222) lives are no different — no joy, loss. Before the much anticipated deficit in the tie-break to capture it Blue Jays 9, Mariners 2 with four runs in the fourth. Hubie Braves 5, Phillies 0 Bolton Center Road, at the Green, 10:15 o.m. Sunday school and Youth Presbyterian Church el Manchester, no peace, no love. Their faith When the two American Davis clash between the men, Martina 7-5. Cash, who had beaten three At Toronto, Garth lorg and Brooks led off with a double and At Philadelphia, Pascual Perez Bolton. Rev. Charles H. Ericson, Gospei y®''' Communion first and 43 Spruce St., Manchester. Rev. Rl- is wavering, their trust is Cup teammates meet in Sunday’s Navratilova will play Chris Evert Minister. 9:30 o.m., worship service, third Sunday. (649-4243) chard Gray, pastor. 10:30 o.m., wor­ seeded players to reach the semifi­ George Bell each drove in three Danny Heep reached or. an error. scattered six hits and struck out nursery, church school; 10:30 a.m , Church of the Living God, an ship service, nursery, 9:15 o.m., Sun­ equivocal, and their commit­ final, it will mark their fourth Lloyd for the women’s champion­ nal, threatened in the final set with runs to back the five-hit pitching of After Ron Gardenhire sacrificed, nine Friday night and Dale fellowship; 10:45 a.m., forum pro­ evangelical, full-gospel church, Ro­ day s^ool; 7 p.m.. Informal worship ment is halfhearted. Little match at Wimbledon, including the ship today, with Navratilova a big a break in the second game, but Luis Leal Friday night and lead the Ortiz singled them home to make gram. (649-7077 office or 647-8878 bertson School, North School Street, Methodist (643-0906) for an important Murphy drove a tape measure p arso n a g e. Monchester. Rev. David W. Mullen, wonder the desired momen­ historic 1982 championship when favorite to capture her fifth McEnroe got that back in the next Toronto Blue Jays to a 9-2 rout of the score 5-3. Pinch hitter Rusty blast for his 20th home run ol the I M'HioOlst Church, Ckmnors won in 4 hours and 14 consecutive Grand Slam crown. Comer ConsroBatlonal Church, ll pastor. Meeting Sundays, 10 to 11:30 1041 B oston T u rn p ik e , B olto n . R ev. recorded message tum is never attained. If the game when the young Australian the Seattle Mariners. Staub then singled. Chapman, season to lift the Atlanta Braves to Center St., Manchester. Rev. Newell H. a.m. Nursery and Sunday school. Roman Cathoiic Stewart Lanier, pastor, 9:30 a m brake were fully set, they minutes, the longest men’s final in While McEnroe’s semifinal vic­ double faulted on break point, and Jesse Barfield added a pair of hitting for Wally Backman, singled a 5-0 triumph over the Philadelphia Curtis Jr„ senior pastor; Rev. Robert Full Gospel inlerdenomlnallonol church school; 11 a.m., worship sen J. Bills, minister of visitations; Rev. Church, 745 Main St., Manchester. Rev. Church of the Auumptlen, Adams would at least recognize the the 107-year history of the tory was routine, Connors’ came at he made the clinching break in the solo homers for the Blue Jays, who in Ortiz. Keith Hernandez tied the Phillies. vice, nursery. (649-3472) Street ot Thompson Road, Manches­ competition. a highly emotional level. In their Clifford O. Simpson, pastor emeritus; Philip P. Saunders. Sunday, 10:30a.m., North United Methodist Church, 300 problem . seventh game. handed the Mariners their sixth score 5-5 by singling in pinch Perez, 9-3, who had given up 14 Michael C. Thornton, associate pastor adult Bible study and Sunday school; 7 ter. Rev. Edward S. Pepin, pastor Parker it., Manchester. Richard W Sa^rday moss at 5; Sundoy masses ot This also will be McEnroe’s fifth previous meeting only two months ” I thought Cash had control in straight loss. Barfield has 10 home runner Darling. earned runs in his last 19 2-3 10 o.m ., worship service, sonctuarv; lo p.m., worship service. Tuesdoy at 7:30 Dupee, pastor. Summer schedule* 9 a.m . church school. (647-9941) p.m., special Bible studies; Wednes­ 7:30,9, 10:30 and noon. (643-2195) CHURCH OF CHRIST successive appearance in the ago, Lendl humiliated Connors, the tie-breaker and probably could runs on the season and five in the In the first game, Darling, 10-3, innings, walked one and estab­ a.m .; worship, nursery. (649-36961 St. B e rth e le m e w 's C h u rch , 741 E . First Congreflotlonal Church ol An­ day ot 7:30 p.m., worship service South United Methodist Church, 1226 Lydall and Vernon Slreata Wimbledon final, and the sixth 6-0, 6-0, in the semifinals of the have won it, which might have last four games. struck out six and walked two in lished a season high for strikeouts dover, Route 6, Andover. Rev. Richard Middle Turnpike, Manchester. Rev Fgellng Good /Ibtiut YoursBlf Proyer line, 646-8731, 24 hours. Main St., Manchester. Dr. Shephard S. Martin J. Scholsky, pastor. Saturday Phone: 646-2903 time Connors has gone this far. Tournament of Champions in New made the match a different story, ” Leal, 9-2, struck out five and going the distance (or the second in pitching his first shutou( and York. _____ Each has been victorious twice. McEnroe said. walked three en route to his fifth time. He outdueled Jeff Russell. third complete game of the season. Ifi - MANCUKSTKH HKHAt.U, Suturilay. July 7, 1984 MANC HKSTKK IIKRAl.D. SiiUial.iv .liih iim-* Minor leagues making a strong comeback Wind could play role in All-Star Classic ByRwinolltlITTi Joe IMuzzI l.llUtLast .season, Kf in Ithe hi» T Louisville fit I i uif i I l4 9 9 9 6669-1X as assistant coach. Easier, Bos X 7 42 95 16 3 16 48 .309 Danny Edwards 67-71-1X After struggling for most of the The brunt of Allen’s problems is happen again is just plain ridicu­ lllm'*by K^m°SmUh* Milwaukee 39 44 .470 18 Heath c 4 110 Seattle OOO 000 002— 2 Hndrsn, Ok 301 63 93 17 2 9 37.309 Greg Norman Arbour, who was unsure he two by Kent Smith. york 35 44 .443 20 Phillips ss 2 4 2 0 Toronto 400 3I100X—9 6 6 7 6 1 X - season, the Arizona Wranglers Los Angeles rookie quarterback lous,” Mora said. M u rray. B it 292 44 90 10 1 15 66.308 Scott Hoch 6 97 61 X would return to the Islanders’ , . . , Cleveland 33 46 .418 22 Totals 35 7 8 7 Totals 33 6 7 6 Gam e-winning RBI — lorg (3). T rm m ll, Dt 328 56 101 2) 4 8 43 .308 George Burns finally have things going their Steve Young, who guided the The Atlantic Division champion ^ , west ookiond 001211020—7 E—Owen. DP—Toronto ).■ LOB— 71-661X . bench, has piloted New York to Independent M otley, K C 247 X 76 10 3 7 30.308 Tom Watson 71- 69-140 w ^ . Express to a 24-17 comeback Stars and Southern Divsion win­ C alltorn ld 43 40 .518 — M ilw aukee 030 020 100__6 Seattle David Ogrln four consective Stanley Cups from Farr's banged out 23 hits In a 19-3 Chicago 41 40 .506 1 Gome-winning RBI — Henderson 6, Toronto 5 .2B— Cowens, loro 2, Phelps. Individual pitching 69-71-140 'The Wranglers, who were 68 at victory over Arizona during the ning Stallions are similar in many pitcher, cIb w I Ip h bb so era Gil Morgan 72- 69-141 1980-83 and owns a regular-season th ro sh ln g o f W ilson E le c tr ic at Fltzge- Mlnnesoto 41 40 .506 1 (4). 3B— lorg. H R — Bell (10), Barfield 2 (10), Mike NIcolette one point, have won five straight season and sparked a 27-21 triple ways. The game pits the league’s raid Field. Four batters slugged three Kansas City 37 41 .474 3'/j E—Morgan. LOB—Oakland 7 Putnam (2). N lekro, N Y 11 4 132.0 128 43 91 1.84 7667-14) :. record of 515-294-176 for a won-loss i hits for Farr's, Including Roy Frede- Oakland 40 45 .471 4 Mll- Q snbrry, K C 3 2 66.2 49 5 19 2.03 Lance Ten Broeck 6676)41 games, including a 17-16 upset overtime triumph over defending top two passers and running backs, IP H R ER BB SO Mark D'Meara percentage of .612. He also coached rlcksen, Glenn Chetelat, Mickey Cou- Seattle 38 47 .447 5Vj waukee 3. 2B—Phillips 2, Morphy, Seattle B urris, Oak 7 3 97.1 81 42 48 2.13 71-71-142 - victory over the Houston champion Michigan last week. the two least turnover-prone teams Hernndz, Dt 4 0 72.) 55 X 65 2.24 Rex Caldwell 71-71-142 the St. Louis Blues for three years, lombe and Bernic Godin. Chipping In Texas 36 48 .429 7'/j Henderson. 3B—Manning 2 HR— Langston (L 6-7) 4 6 7 5 2 5 Gamblers in the opening round of "Young is the whole offense,” with two hits each were Ed McKee, Frldoy's Results Lanstord Sfleb, T o r 9 3 137.2 104 43 95 2.42 Scott Simpson 6676142 . and two of the strongest defenses. Nunez 4 3 2 2 1 4 Mark McCumber "It was not a question of Chip White, Ron Roy, Ken Roback and Oaklond 7, Milwaukee 6,1st game (7), Yount (7), Henderson (10) SB_ Toronto Zahn, Cal 9 5113.2 106 X X 245 71-71-142 the U.S. Football League playoffs Allen said. "The reason their Birmingham’s Joe Cribbs led the Davis, Bolt 6 4 )191 102 34 53 2.64 M a rk Lye 7676143 \ Arbour’s coming back,” said Tor­ Rob Mlollore. For Wilson, DaveOstunI Ooklandot Milwaukee, 2nd,night Henderson (43). SF—Gantner Leal (L 9-2) 9 5 2 2 3 5 Corev Pavin last week. rushing statistics are so good is USFL with 1,467 yards rushing and cranked a two run homer. California ot Boston, night ip H R ER BB SO 71- 72-143 HBP—by Leal (Phelps); by Lang­ N A T IO N A L L E A G U E Russ Cochran Now Arizona gets to host the Los because of Young.” caught 39 passes during the rey. "H e was coming back one way ZembrowskI All-Stars won a 7-0 Seottle at Toronto, night Oakland ston Individual batting 7676143 forfeit from Glenn Construction at Kansas City at Baltimore, night Burris (W 8-3) 7 7 6 6 2 2 Lennie Clements 6676143 Angeles Express in the Western Arizona counters with the regular season. He added 112 yards or the other. After much considera­ (M oseby). T— 2:22. A — 22,385. player, cib ab r h 2b 3b hr rbl avg. John Cook Robertson Pork. Clevelond at Chicago, night Caudill (S 17) 2 0 0 0 0 1 Gwvnn, SD 309 53 108 13 8 3 X .350 72- 72-144 Conference championship Satur­ league’s top defense, which con­ and a touchdown in the Stallions’ tion, he and 1 both agreed his New Y o rk at Minnesota, night M ilw aukee Joe Inman 7676144 , Francn, M il 214 18 74 19 2 1 18.346 Ken Green day night, although the Express tained Houston rookie quarterback 3617 firsLround playoff victory greatest contribution would be us Rharlar (lair Detroit at Texas, night McClure 5 5 4 4 5 4 Brav6s 5. Phiilias 0 Sndbrg, Ch 3 X 56 )14 X 11 11 52 .337 71- 76144 unaner U8K Saturdays came* Ladd (L 3-5) 4 3 3 3 1 6 Hal Sutton 69-76144 earned the home field by winning Jim Kelly last week. over Tampa Bay. head couch. Cabell, Hou 212 29 71 8 2 3 24.335 Brad Faxon Nussitt Arms downed the Main Pub. T—2:41. Wshnotn, 208 X 69 12 2 10 34 .332 7671-144 r the Pacific Division while the Young’s counterpart on the The Stars’ Kelvin Bryant rushed The 5I-ycur-old Arbour played 12 ATLANTA PHILADELPHIA Nick Price 6676144 - 12-2, a t F itzg e ra ld F ie ld . P a u l Frenette, . (M oore 3-6) at Toronto (Clancy D ernier, Ch 274 55 88 11 1 2 X .321 Brad Bryant Wranglers were a wildcard entry. Wranglers is 37-year-old Greg for 1,406 yards and caught 48 seasons in the NHL with Detroit, Merrill Myers and Kevin Comeau , ab r h bl ab r h bl C lark, SF X 3 X 65 9 1 1) 44 .3X 6976144 Wshnotn rt 5 0 0 0 Som uel 2b 4 0 1 0 Pat Lindsey 6976144 On Sunday, the Philadelphia Landry. Most of the Arizona passes during the season, and had Chicago, Toronto.and St. laiuisund launched home runs to pace the .r-, *** Boston Brenly, SF 218 32 69 12 0 8 34.3)7 Bob Shearer O berkfll 3b 5 0 1 0 Stone It 2 0 ) 0 Hrnndz, N Y 272 3) 85 14 0 7 42.313 7676144 Stars host the Birmingham Stal­ offense comes on the ground, 117 yards and scored three TDs in had an extensive playing career in winners. Frenette and Shawn Wszak Jii ' fi-'’ ”''2'. ^ R am irz ss 4 0 0 0 Lezeano rf 2 0 0 0 Doug Tewell 7671-144 b i o B rooks, N Y 256 X 79 12 1 9 32.309 the minor leagues. cracked three hits eoch while Mvers, R J S K 8 Atinpls 7 Murphy ct 4 2 2 1 Corcorn 1b 4 0 2 0 Fred Couples 69-76144 ' lions for the Eastern Conference however, from 1,000-yard rushers last week’s 28-7 romp over New s Ken Comeau, George Honlon and Jett St (McGregor 9-7 ond «■ HngBIS / Durhm , Ch X 7 43 73 14 1 12 52.308 Chm bis 1b 2 2 0 0 Schm idt 3b 4 0 1 0 Loren Roberts 67-77-144 Utle. Tim Spencer and Kevin Long. Jersey. Torrey cited Kilrea us an exam­ Johnson odded a pair of safeties apiece Ram irz, A tl 325 X 1M 13 2 0 X .308 Bobby Wadkins to the balanced attack. Dave Lauzon ^ Chicago CALIFORNIA BOSTON Horper It 4 111 Virgil c 3 0 0 0 7676144 The Express’ home field — the “ There are a number of things ple of his club’s committment to Hubbrd 2b 2 0 1 0 Hayes cf 4 0 0 0 N A T IO N A L L E A G U E Joey SIndelar 6676144 League-leading passer Chuck ond Mike Maloney lined two hits each i, obrhbi abrhbl Trevino c 3 0 11 Wilson rt 3 0 0 0 Individual pitching Curtis Strange 72- 72-144 (Ollseum — is being readied for the you have to do against the Fusina of Philadelphia completed the future. *orthe losers. (sSSonTV,7:»“p”^,.*^’ 3 ] M Boggs 3b “ V l ^ l ! Perez p 2 0 0 1 (3orcla ss 3 0 10 pitcher, cib w I Ip h bb so era Dave Elchelberger 7676144 Wranglers and one of them is stop ” We are taking a new dimension Denny, P h il 4 3 64.0 52 8 35 1.55 Gary McCord Olympics and no other site in the 65 percent of his passes for 3,837 KGross p 2 0 0 0 7676145 . Lxs Angeles area is available their running,” Hadl said. "Tim and bringing in some players and J West Side L ? n r rt 4 0 2 ° e So HS" rt^ S 0 2 2 Carm en p 0 0 0 0 Ryan, Hou 7 3 93.) 64 34 102 2.12 Paul Azinger 72-76145 yards and 31 touchdowns while the G G ross ph 1 0 0 0 Mahler, All 6 4 92.0 X X X 2.25 Larry Nelson 71-76145 Saturday. Los Angeles coach John Spencer is one of the best backs in Stallions’ Cliff Stoudt hit on 58 people,” Torrey said. "Brian Kil­ D raveky, SD 5 4 75.1 54 27 40 2 .X Belllveau Paint topped Red-Lee, 7-2, Mlnnesoto°Hodoe^2L 8:3^ RJcks“ ah’ 5 n n n 3??2 Cam pbll p 0 0 0 0 Al Geiberger 7676145 Hadl’s request to move the game to the league and that certainly is a percent for 3,121 yards and 26 TDs. rea is not new to us in the front ot PaganI Field. Don Walker and Jett Sunday's Games ® Eosler rt 4 0 0 0 Totals j 4 Totals 32 0 6 0 Soto, CIn 9 1 1X.1 75 48 99 2.48 Ben Crenshaw 7676145 . Pena, L A 9 4 118.1 112 27 85 2 .» George Archer Sunday so they could use Anaheim priority.” The two combined for a meager 16 office but he’s new to some o the Nickerson lashed two hits opiece while New York at Mlnnesoto 32 10 Bucknr 1b 4 2 3 0 Atlanta OOO 301 100— 5 71-76145 S'#!' DaveMcCovlllesparkledondefenseto Cincinnati at Chicago Benlquz It 3 1 1 2 Gedman c 4 0 0 0 Ph iladelph ia 000 000 OOO— 0 Candeir, Ptt 6 6 X.l 93 18 73 2.» SatoshI Higashi 7671-145 Stadium was turned down by Los Angeles’ running game interceptions. media people and he will be a poce the victors. For Red-Lee, Jack Oakland at Mllwa^ee Boone c 3 0 0 0 Barrett 2b 3 1 1 1 (kim e-w lnnlng RBI — H arp er (2). Deleon, P llt 5 4 93.2 71 47 71 2 .X Mark Calcavecchia 71- 74— 145 tremendous help with our young Andy North league officials, so they’ll have to received a blow when Mel Gray "The Philadelphia concept is _ U Pl photo Haves and Rich Cosovant poked two Seattle at Toronto 111 Miller oh 1011 E — S to n e . D P — A t la n t a 1. L O B — 7676146 .. players, which is the direction we Atlanta Bob Gilder 7676146 travel to steamy Tempe, Ariz. broke his left arm while scoring the very similar to ours,” Bir­ C ^°l??o7nM orr°- W l^g” s*s* ^ ? g i'g.trz^’ss 2 ? ? ? 6, Phlladelphla6.2B— Trevino, Oberktell, Lon Hinkle 7676146 Although game time was pushed game-winning TD against Michi­ mingham coach Rollie Dotsch Dwight Gocxlen, at 19 years of age, is the youngest must go. Willie Wood Dusty Detroit otTex^grpht JS^tlfmla “ ^ ' "“'"'‘ooo Ol^ogs^i ? Hubbard. HR—Murphy (20). SB— 7676146 ■ back from 3:30 p.m. EDT to 11:30 gan last week. He will be lost for said. "They like to run first, use player ever selected to play in the All-Star Classic. "H e ’s a no-nonsense guy who M urphy Tennis Dan Forsman 71- 76146 .. Nutmeg Cllmote downed Acadia BMton 130 01012X—8 (9). S— Perez. (3ene Sauers 7666146 p.m. EDT, forecasts call for the rest of the playoffs. play-action passing and control the Gooden has a 7-5 record and leads the National League backs his players all the way and U Restaurant, 8-3, at Keeney Field. Scott ___ Gam^wlnnlng RBI —None. IP H R ER BB SO •••ggggg#ggggggggg*ggg Mike Donald 7676146 temperatures in the high 90s at the At Philadelphia Sunday, the last ball. They have two good running riailOnalLBaQUeStafldinQS Phil Hancack expects them to give their absolute Llnsenblgler had four hits and Mike E — DeCInces, W lltong. DP — Atlonta 6977-146 , opening kickoff. thing Stars coach Jim Mora with 125 strikeouts. Llnsenblgler and Mike Rallllo two Perez (W 9-3) 9 6 0 0 1 9 Tom Welskopf 7676146 backs in Kelvin Bryant and Allen b(!.st.” aplecetor Nutmeg. Jett Longand Bruce . . . ___ i —California 7, Boston 6. 2B— Philadelphia Vance Heafner 7676146 “ I don’t think the heat will decide expects is a replay of their 43-11 Harvin and a strong offensive Kilrea, 49, couched the Ottawa Sylvestereachhadtwohitstor Acadia (Night gomes not Included) Buckner 2, Barrett, Carew, Grich. 3B— K. Gross (L 4-4) 7 6 5 5 6 4 Buddy (tardner 7676146 ' lt,.‘ Wranglers coach George Allen romp over the Stallions during the line.” 67s of the Ontario Hockey League East Buckner. H R — A rm as (22), Benlauez (5), C arm an 1 0 0 0 0 1 Wimbladon ordar of play Mike Sullivan 7676146 ■ W L Pet. G B “larron (3). Cam pbell 1 0 0 0 0 1 (tavin Levenson 7676146 to the Memorial Cup junior cham­ *""""**** Chicago 46 35 .5M — IP H R ER BB SO T— 2:15. A — 22,393. Ray Blancalana 72- 76-146 _ e - e s N®* 44 34 .564 V, Colltornia « e r B B SO pionship lust season. He won five ■ WIMBLEDON,England(UPI)—Order Leonard Thompson 7671- 146 All-Star selection divisional titles with the 67s and B C IS6 b C ]ll Philadelphia 44 37 .543 2 Slaton (L 2-3) 6 1-3 9 6 5 2 3 ol play for the SZ2 million Wimbledon Bob Boyd 7677-147 - ■ St. Louis 41 42 .494 6 Aose 1 2-3 4 2 2 1 0 Shannon gains tennis championships Saturday. J im Kane 7676147 has gone to the Memorial Cup M ontreal 39 42 .481 7 Boston Astrus 8. Expus 2 M ik e Reid 7672- 147 , Sports in Brief finals twice. Kilrea has sent 30 ••••••••egeeeggggggggg Pittsburgh 31 50 .383 15 Nipper (W 2-3) 8 8 5 5 2 6 Center Court A ndy Bean L 7676147 players to the NHL, including West Crawford 1-3 1 2 2 2 0 First G am e Women's Singles Final Bob Murphy 7676147 San Diego 47 33 .588 — Johnson 0 1 0 0 0 0 Martina Nayratiloya, 1, U.S., vs Chris Jim Simons pleases Gooden Islanders captain Denis Potvin. 7676147 Olympic berth A tlanta 44 40 .524 5 C le ar (S 2) 2-3 0 0 0 0 1 HOUSTON MONTREAL ab r h bl ab r h bl Evert Lloyd, 2, U.S. Chris Perry 7671-147 Legion postponed In a short NHL career, Kilrea M e n 's Doubles F in a l Billy Tuten 72- 76147 Inler-Town Pony hSlstoT'” S S •.'Sa T jo& rtch^ Xi°tx?tt»h'"’*'’-- D oran 2b' 5 1 ) 0 TScott If 4 0 0 0 ) played for Detroit and Los Angeles Revnids ss 4 0 0 0 Rose 1b .4110 John McEnroe ond Peter Fleming, 1, Allen Miller 6976147 LAS VEGAg. Nev. (UPl) — Robert Shannon of The Manchester-Bloomfield American Legion Calvin Peete NEW YORK (U P l) - New York teenager ever selected to an ” 21 :400 15 WP-^-*’'' (Beniquez). W alling 3b 5 1 2 2 Raines ct 3 0 1 0 U.S. vs Pot Cash and Paul McNamee, 5, 7676147 EMmonds, Wash., the only member of the 1980 game scheduled for Friday night at MCC was and scored the first ever Kings’ Cruz If 4 2 2 1 Carte r c 4 0 11 Australia. Frank Fuhrer 7676147 Mets right-hander Dwight Gooden All-Star team. The previous young­ Fridov nioht at Morlartv Friday's RMtilh Slaton cioor t a ooacc Randy Watkins postponed due to wet grounds. Post 102 gets back goal. He also played for Springfield Field. Jon Leonard smacked a double Houston6,Montrealristoame ^ ^ ^ “ M m p hry ct 2 1 0 0 W allach 3b 3 0 0 0 Women's Doubles Final 72-76147 Olympic team who waited around for another chance became the youngest player ever est All-Star participant was 20- Spllm an )b 3 1 1 2 W ohitrd rf 3 1 1 0 Martino Navrotllova and Pam Shriver, Howard Twltty 71-76147 to fight in the Games, got it Friday night by stopping into action tonight in a 7:30 exhibition tilt against of the AHL, where he helped the w?nners'"tour°hu«^°“i'im*B *’2 " h'l*’* HoustonatMontreal,2ndoame,nlghl 1, U.S., vs Kathy Jordan and Anne ------Did not quollfy- selected to an All-Star team, and year-old Butch Wynegar, who Puhl rf 4 1 1 0 Salazar ss 3 0 0 0 Floyd Favors in the final second of their bout in the Waterford at Moriarty Field. Manchester hosts team to three Calder Cup cham­ nun scoring hiMn^ ihi ° *^®* CIncInnotl 0,1st game B a ile y c 4 0 11 Flynn 2b 3 0 11 Smith, 7, U.S. Lou Graham 7676148 he reacted Thursday with youthful represented Minnesota in 1976. Clyde Rego U.S. Olynipic boxoff. the Keene, N.H., Babe Ruth team in a pionships from 1958-61, Tulsa, "’MgggheX'BloVHaIggm W nlS,?"'""°” N lekro p 3 1 0 1 Rogers p 2 0 0 0 7676148 enthusiasm. Gooden could wind up as the Luoosp 0 0 0 0 Mark Pfell 7672-148 Shannon joined Paul Gonzales of Los Angeles and double-header Sunday at MCC starting at 1:30. Denver, and Troy, Ohio. Lttle ph 1 0 0 0 Tim Simpson 71- 77-148 starter at San Francisco’s Can­ Torrey revealed that Kilrea had b S t& iltS ^ "^ pISrg’h'^T^eLgi.Xht Royais 6. Orioles 2 Wimbladon Championships ra- Bill Sander Steve McCrory of Detroit as the early memltars of the “ It’s been an unbelievable batter to collect two hits. st. Louis at Los Angeles, night Ja m e sp 0 0 0 0 7676148 dlestick Park next Tuesday. offers from other teams but turned Totals 34 8 8 7 Totals 30 2 S 2 Thomas (5rav 7672-148 1984 team. Nine more bouts were scheduled at year,” said Gooden, who is leading aaaaaaaaaaaaaaaa«aaa«- Chicago at San Francisco, night irAMsAc n - r v b «. sults Larry RInker Biathlon rescheduled " I wouldn’t have trouble with • Saturday's Games KANSAS CITY BALTIMO^ Houston 000 102140— 8 72- 76148 Caesars Palace to determine the remainder of the them down because the of oppor­ Jeff Mitchell the major leagues with 125 stri­ that assignment if they gave it to ^^11 E D T ) 00 r n Di ab r h bl M o ntreal 000 110 000— 2 7676148 U.S. squad for the Los Angeles Games. The first Biathlon of the Manchester Rec tunity to work with Arbour. Gom e-w inning R B I— W alling (2). A t W im bledon, England, J u ly 6 GIbbv Gilbert 7676148 keouts. "From Class A last year to me Tuesday,” said Gooden."! look C fllp n rin ir Atlanta (Camp 3-1) at Philadelphia ? n ?? 1 9 S S (Figure after name denotes seed­ Gary Hallberg Shannon, who earned a spot on the Olympic team Department’s Biathlon-Triathlon series, sche­ "W e have had success, Kilrea ' V a U l d l U U I (Rowley 1-0), 2'15 p m Sherldn rt 5 0 3 1 R ayford 3b4 1 2 0 E — S a la z a r . D P — H o u s to n 1. 7676148 the major-league All-Star Game forward to the experience. It’s LOB— ing) Donnie Hammond 7676148 four years ago in the 106-pound division and then had duled last Thursday was postponed because of an this year is just great." has had success and bringing the Chicago '(ReusdISi 44) at Son g[®« » Rio"®" “ i « Men's singles Tommy Valentine something I will always be able to g g g g g g g e a g g g g g g g g a g g a B Francisco (Kruko w 47),4:05p.m . 9 9 S 9 ’.9 2 Z 1 * Houston 4, Montreal 2.2B— Walllng.Cruz. 7676148 to sit out the competition with the rest of Am erica’s electrical storm. The race will now be held .two together has to be exciting,” 3B—Puhl. HR—Cruz (4). SB—Wohl- Sem ifinals Wally Armstrong 7676148 look back on." Houston (Scott 4-6) at M ontreal 5 9 Z 1 'I ? 9 S ® Jodie Mudd At 19. Gooden is the first said Torrey. (Palm er 3-3), 7:35 p.m. !^'2L'®'' 4 0 0 0 Lwnstn ph 1000 ford(l), W alling (2). S— Reynolds, John McEnroe, 1, U.S., det. Pat Cash, 72-77-149 atliletes because of the boycott, was in control from Thursday starting at 6:30 p.m. at Globe Hollow Cincinnati <^to 9*1) at New Y o rk Balbonl 1b 3 1 1 2 Cruz 3b 0 0 0 0 N lekro. Australia, 6-3, 7-6, 6-4; Jim m y Connors, Jim Booros 7671-149 Tom Lamore the start in his bout against Favors, the world with registration from 6:00 p.m. until the outset. t o d a y (Gooden 7-5), 7:35p .m .’ Slought c 4 0 1 0 Slngletn dh 4 0 1 0 IP H R ER BB SO 3, U.S., def. Ivan Lendl, 2, Czechos­ 71- 76149 Houston lo vakia, 6-7, 6-3, 7-5, 6-1. Mark WIebe 7676149 amateur champion in the 116pound class. The Biathlon is two events in one, with Baseball (-oo's (Ownbey 00) at Los Angeles SJPJfM » . i 1 n 2 212 Jodie Mudd American Legion (Pena 94), 10:05 p.m. Wshngt ss 4 1 2 0 ^ u e r 2b 2 0 0 0 N lekro (W 9-7)9 5 2 2 ) 3 Women's doubles 72- 77-149 Shannon knocked Favors down in the second round contestants running a 2.1 mile race and then At Western Open Sem ifinals Tom Jenkins Watertord at Manchester (ot Mor- Pittsburgh (McWilliams 47) at San ] 222 M ontreal 7676149 and with the final seconds ticking off in the third and swimming mile. Rogers (L 3-8) 7 1-3 7 8 7 3 3 Martina Navratilova and Pam Shriver, Mickey Yokol 72-77-149 larty Field), 7:30 s'vr >ai mor Diego (Whitson 94), 10:05 p.m. Sakata 2b 1 0 00 Clarence Rose final round. Favors threw out a right hand and Sunday's Gom es Dempsey , c 2 0 0 0 Lucas 2-3 1 0 0 0 0 1, U.S., def. Jo Durle, Britain, and Ann 7676149 The first Triathlon is scheduled for Thursday, Jam es 1 0 0 0 0 0 Klyomura-HoyashI, U.S., 6, 6-3, 6-4; BUI Krotzert 767 61 X Shannon countered with a crunching left hook to the July 19, with registration at 5:00 p.m. until the SUNDAY Houston at Montreal t ...... *_! (•(*(> Kothy Jordan and Anne Smith, 7, U.S., Bruce Lletzke Boseboll Cincinnati at New York lilSfL riJJ * " * ^ * W P — Lucas. T— 2:21. 77-72-149 jaw. Favors crumbled to the mat and the referee 5:30 starting time. The Triathlon opens with a >/i def. Barbara Potter and Sharon Walsh,4, American Legion Atlonta at Philadelphia BSIthSLa U.S., 3^, 6-3, 6-2. stopped the contest, officially because of head blows. mile swim,-followed by a 6.4 mile bicycle race, Keene, N.H. Bobe Ruth at Manches- St. Louis at Los Angeles , o d > o 2!!]2?*'®— * Mixed doubles Favors remained on the canvas for nearly a minute. and then a 4.2 mile run. For further information, Norman in striking range ter (exhibition) at MCC (2), 1:30 Pittsburgh at San Diego ^ ' .... Mats 1. Rsds 0 Chicago at San Francisco ^ ^ Rayford, Dauer. DP—Kansas City Second round The box-off was the culminationof more than a year John Lloyd, Britain, and Wendy contact Ron Tetrault at the Rec Department, l o b T urnbull, Australia, 1, det. M ike Fancutt, Swimming of competition which initially drew more than 100 647-3166. OAK BROOK, 111. (UPl)- A ***BBB*gggggggBggBgaBg —K ansas City 7, Baltimore 6. 2B— First G am e he expects more professionals to players, I want everyone to have Brett. 3B — lorg. HR — Balbonl (15) CINCINNATI NEW YORK ^ stralla, and Candy Reynolds, U.S., 6-3, amateur fighters. The group was whittled down to 24 slumping pro who spent last week sign up for counseling sessions. the same chance,” Edwards said Radio# T V M u ^ ra y (16).SB-W llson 2 (18).SF- ab r h bl ab r h bl two weeks ago in competition at Fort Worth, Tex. The at a think tank to improve his D avis cf 2 0 0 0 B ackm n 2b2 0 0 0 . Quarf*rr-.nals Eagles on HCC squads The scores were higher Friday in with a smile after his round. IP H R ER BB SO W alke r If4 0 0 0 W ilson cf 4 0 0 0 Sherwood S te w ..., U.S ,an d Elizabeth 12 winners at Fort Worth were matched against the mental outlook and a golfer from sharp contrast to Thursday’s open­ Sayws, Australia, 7, det. Mike Estep and • aaaaaaaaaaaaaaaaaaaaa ******BggBggagg#gggBOB Kansas City Cedeno lb 4 0 1 0 Hrnndz )b 2 0 0 0 “ most worthy opponents” in the final showdown in All-Hartford County Conference teams for Taiwan shared the second-round ing round, when 42 players broke Norman said his round of 70 was Lbrndt (W 43) 6 1-3 4 1 1 2 3 P a rk e r rf 4 0 1 0 S trw brr rf 4 0 0 0 M a rtin a N avra tilo va , 4, U.S., 6-1, 64; U.S. Olympic diving trials Las Vegas. If an opponent defeated a Fort Worth "absolute rubbish.” Conepen ss 3 0 0 0 Foster If 4 0 2 0 Tony Glommalva and Sharan Walsh, spring sports have been announced with East lead at the Western Open Friday. par. winner, the two would fight a rubber match Saturday „„„ Transactions ’ ' ’ " ' K rn ch c 3b 2 0 1 0 B rooks 3b 4 1 2 1 R l's s e 'i' U S., and Anne Catholic placing four on the baseball squad. D.A. Weibrlng and T.C. Chen, A swirling wind was the main Norman birdied the last two Oester 2b 3 0 1 0 FItzgerld c 2 0 0 0 H o b ^ , R rltain, 8, >6, 62, 10.8; Steve At IndlonapoMt, July t afternoon with the winner of that bout making the with two-day totals of 137, held a 9a.m.T.nr,l,:Wlmble.on.cnor,r,els 3 1 T 1 0 Denton and Kathy Jordan, 2, U.S., def. Infielders Jeff Riggs and Paul Roy, outfielder reason for the higher scores, holes which he said "kept the ail# ••••••••••••• T—9’37 A— 109 Gulden c 3 0 0 0 Gardnhr ss 3 0 1 0 Mm'iSsmtir Olympic team. Russell p 2 0 0 0 D arling p 3 0 0 0 Kevin Curren, South Africa, and Andrea (Qualifltrt tor Friday finals) Bill Masse and Matt Mirucki as a utility one-stroke lead over first-round Edwards said. round from slipping away. I was 1:00 Golf: U.S. Seniors Open, Chan- ' Driessn ph 1 O 0 0 Temesvarl, Hungary, 5,64, 7-5. nels 8, 40 1, Greg Louoanis, Mission VIelo, C o llf, performer were cited in the voting conducted by co-leader Danny Edwards and the ” I just hope it keeps up for the determined I wasn’t going to let Fran co p 0 0 0 0 710.94. 2, Ron Merriott, Coluinbus, O hio,' the coaches. 2:00 Baseball: Cracker Jock Old ••••••••ggggg*gggggggg tour’s hottest player, Greg rest of the afternoon for those other that happen.” Timers Classic, (tape), Channel 3 Basketball TotaU 28 0 4 0 Totals 28 1 S 1 &S5.47. 3, Dave Burgerlng, Mission V Ielo,' Louganis reinforces 7 Riggs, Roy and Masse were seniors while Norman. 2:00 Baseball: Angels vs. Red Sox, Otrolt — Signed free agents guard CIncInnotl ooo ooo OOO— o C alif., 610.41.4, J im G ra y , M ission VIolo, New York oooooioox— l Mirucki was a junior. George Burns and Scott Hoch Chonnels 22,30, WTIC Dudley Bradley and center Je- n u • Golf Calif., 610.41. 5, (tan Watson, Austin, ' 2:30 Boxing: U.S. Olympic Box-Offs, romeHenderson. TWillS 9, 18(11(668 4 Game-winning RBI — Brooks (8) Texas,600.m.6,RobBolllnoer,Bloomlng-' status for Olympics Martha Barter and Liz Palm er made the were tied for fifth at 139 and C h a n n e ls 8,40 E—Cedeno. LOB—Cincinnati 4, ton, Ind., 598.77. New all-HCC girls’ softball team while John Dean and two-time Western Open winner 3:30 Auto Racing: IROC, Channel 3 College 7, Ron Meyer, Mission VIelo, Calif, 4:30 Golf: Western Open, Channel 3 (-ono Beach State — Named John YORK MINNESOTA York 8. 3B—Krenchickl. HR— 583.98. 8, (taug Shaffer, Mission VIelo, INDIANAPOLIS (UPl) - Greg Louganis, the Craig Steams were named to the all-conference Tom Watson and local favorite Brooks Dailey leads; bids 7:30 CFL: Stampeders vs. Rough Kosserothleticdirector. „ . ^abrhbl abrhbl Calif., M1.94. 9, K ent Ferguson, Ann tennis squad. Teresa Kittredge was named to the David Ogrin were tied for seventh (10). S— Fitzgerald, B ackm an, A rb o r, M ich ., 580.44.10, M a rk Bradshaw , world’s premier diver, reinforced his status as a Riders, ESPN ^.Stonehlll — Named Ray Pepin athletic S",'?'’’!!. 2b 4 1 2 2 Puckett cf 5 2 4 2 all-HCC girls’ track team in the 800 and at 140. 7:30 Baseball: Reds vs. Mets, Chan- director-basketball coach. ,.!? 5 0 3 1 Hatchr dh 5 110 LPGA Talado Classic Calumbus, Ohio, 578.61. 11, Kevin' prohibitive Olympic gold medal favorite Friday with nel 9, WKHT Football Winfield rt 5 0 0 1 Engle c 5 12 1 Cincinnati *0 M achem er, M issio n VIelo, Callt., 576 93 > an easy 3-meter springboard victory at the U.S. l,S00-me8er runs. Weibrlng, whose only tour vic­ 8:30 Baseball: Yankees vs. Twins, ^ Denver (NFL) — Signed fourth-round 5 0 ' 0 Hrbek )b 4 13 4 Russell (L 4-9) 7 4 0 1 3 6 12, Randy Ableman, Columbus, Otiloi Olympic Trials. No team was named in boys’ track. tory was the Quad Cities Open in C h a n n e l 38, W P O P dratt choice, cornerback Randy Robbins RSy®*! 3 0 0 0 Brnnsky rf 5 0 I 0 Franco ) 1 o 0 o l A t Toledo, O hio, Ju ly 6 576.69. for first victory New Y o rk 1979, had six birdies and two 11:30 USFL: Wranglers vs. Express, (he University of Arizono, to a series of Mttnglv lb 4 0 1 0 Goettl 3b 5 110 (P a r 72) Women's lO-meter The two-time world champion and 1976 platform C h a n n e ls 8, 40 1-vear contracts. Griffey cf 3 0 1 0 Wshngt 2b 4 1 2 1 D arling (W 10-3) 9 4 0 0 2 6 (Top 11 odvonM to Saturday finals) diving silver medalist — the only man ever to break Grand PrIx shortened bogeys en route to his 69 Friday. Jacksonville (USFL) — Signed det- Moreno cf 110 0 Meier If 4 2 3 1 H B P — by D arling (D avis). T— 2:12. D ianne D ailey 68-69^137 l,WendyWvland, Mission VIelo,Calif, 700 points in the springboard event — made his third T.C. Chen, who has never won on TOLEDO, Ohio (U P l) - Dianne celebrate her 24th birthday the SUNDAY enslve tackle Keith Millard from Wa- 9.®'’°/’® ® ^ 2 ' ® Jimenez ss2 0 0 0 A lic e M ille r 69-70—I X 443.34. 2, Megan Neyer, Mlssltm VIelo, CLEVELAND — Ninety miles has been lopped 9a.m. Tennis: Wimbledon, Channels shlngton State. Mechm ss 4 2 3 0 Laurl Peterson 6672—140 U,S. Olympic team with a final total of 720.18. the American tour, had five birdies Dailey, making the strongest bid of way she wished. She carded an 22,30 38 4 12 4 Totals 39 9 17 9 Shelley H am lin 70-7l___141 VIelo, Calif., 411.M. 4, Amy Mc(3rath, Louganis drew maximum scores of 10 from at least off Sunday’s Cleveland Grand Prix to set up what and no bogeys. her winless LPGA career, fashi­ even-par 72 and is three shots off Laulsville, Kv., X1.21. 5, Debbie Ru^ 12:00 Auto Racing: Dallas Grand „ Hockey Yort 002 000 101—4 Marlene Hagge 69-72__ 141 one judge on each of his first four dives, including a sponsors hope will be a more competitive course Weibrlng said he had expected to oned a 6under-par 69 Friday to the pace at 140. Prix, Channel 3 New York Islanders — Announced Al Mlnnesoto lOOTOOlOx—9 ••••••eaaoaggaeegaa, Ju ll Inkster 70-72— 142 Columbus, W lo, X6.14.6, Lisa Trombley, that will allow drivers to squeeze the most out of 1:00 Auto Racing: Cleveland Grand Arbour would return as head coach; Game-winning RBI — Meier (3). Colum bus, Ohio, 375.57. near-perfect six 10s and one 9.5 on his fourth attempt, play well at the par-72, 7,097 acre take a two-shot lead over Alice Dailey, who withdrew from a Nancy Lopez 7349—142 their cars. PriK, ESPN named Brian Kllreaassistantcoach. E—Hrbek. DP—New York 1, Mlnne- o-Cheryl Stacy 7672—142 7, Beth Gerard, Mission VIelo, Callf„ an inward dive in pike position. Butler National Gulf Club Course Miller after two rounds of the doctoral program at Duke to join X7.53. 8, Lau rie Brunet, Agotjra HtllsT 1:30 Baseball: Reds vs. Mets, Chan- Soccer 5°[° Football Sue Fooleman 7672—142 Jp all, the 26year-old Mission Viejo, Calif., diver In 1983, the "Cleveland 500” on the Burke after spending four days last week $175,000 Toledo Classic. the Tour in 1979, said she felt nel 9, WKHT „ St. Louis (MISL) — Announced Tom U ‘-9®:r^®.*, Y o i’l' M innesota 9. 2B— Patty Sheehan 7672—142 Callt., 365.64. 9, Vicki KImtwM, A^n Lakefront Airport road course along the Lake 2:00 Baseball: Angels vs. Red Sox, Bowers, DonlelDevereaux,Terry Fiona- Putxett, Washington, Meier, Ce- Therese Hesslon 7672—142 Afbor, Mich., 364 53 10, Wendy W illiams, drew 36 out of a possible 77 scores of 9.0 or better, at Sports Enhancement Associates Dailey, who turns 35 on July 22, "confident and satisfied” with her Chonnel 38, WTIC 0°" ond Norman Obermoeller C?n®; ... Colleen Walker 69-74—143 Mission VIelo, Callt., 357.84. 11, Mary. including nine perfect 10s. Erie shoreline was 312 miles in length. This year’s in Eugene, Ore. has posted rounds of 68-69 for a round. 2:OOGolf: Western Dpen, Channel 3 haveboughtmalorltystocklntheclub. Sngle. 3B—Washington, Meacham. Jackie Bertsch 7673—143 Hummer, (talnesville, Fla., 353 0) 13 version has been shortened to 220 miles. Louganis, aiming to become the first man ever to " I ’m a lot more relaxed, they 7-un(ier 137 total, the best 36hole Miller, wno won her first LPG A 2:15 Baseball: Yankees vs. Twins, ... , ,,,, ^ Deborah Skinner 72-71—143 ^an^dv Glenner, Columbus, Ohio, The longer distance and the 94-degree heat last C h a n n e l II, WPDP Mlnnesoto (NASD — Purchased Hrbek (11). s—Jim enez. USFL Piayolfs Sherri Turner 72-71—143 wir. two diving gold medals in a single Olympics, is helped me improve my outlook,” performance of her five years on tourney at West Virginia last year, year knocked out 17 of the 28 cars.that started the 2:30 USFL: Stolllons vs. Stars, mldtl^der (Jory Etherlngton from 'R ” R ER BB SO Barb Bunkowskv 72-72—144 „ . fp il9

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Fill of Probote, D istrict ot M a n ­ FARRAND REMODEL­ G erald, Judge, at the Court Lo(t/Found 01 A N T Wanted — With ASTIC TEACHER will tu­ Rooms for Rent 41 M E N T — Immediate oc­ 5950. Before 9am! 1979 TOYOTA COROLLA chester at o hearing held on ING — Cabinets, roofing, of Probate. District of M an­ June 38, 1984 ordered that oil experience. Call 643-5575. tor English, Oral Com­ cupancy. Heat, no pets. LAWN MOWING — — Excellent condition. chester at a hearing held on gutters, room additions, DELIVERING RICH TAG SALE — Saturday, claims must be presented to STORE CLERK munications and Social References. Lease. Se­ Hedge trimming - chain ROCK MAPLE DINING Rebuilt engine and trans­ Julv 3. 1984 ordered thot all the fiduciary on or before decks, oil types ot remo­ LOAM — 5 yards, $62 plus claims must be presented to NEEDED — Full tlme- LOCAL GROUND MAIN­ Studies. Call 646-4714 af­ curity. $415. Call 649-3340. saw work - light trucking. ROOM Set, 6 chairs, July 7th, 187 Ferguson mission. White and blue. September 38, 1984 or,| be FOUND — Black and MANCHESTER/VER- deling and repairs. FR EE tax. Sand, grovel and the fiduciary on or before Oc­ barred os bv low provided. /part time for local 7- TE N A N C E Man Needed ter 10:30am. General handymon. In­ hutch, table pads In­ Road. 9am to 5pm. Lots ot $1800. Call 649-2465. white female kitten. Vic­ PER DIEM NON L IN E — Room, estimates. Fully Insured. stone. Call 643-9504. greot stuff. tober 3. 19M or be barred os Dionne E. Yusinos, Eleven food store, 7am to — 7am-3:30pm, Monday M A N C H ES TE R — New 2 sured. Coll Roy, 646-7973. cluded. Excellent condi­ bv low provided. inity of Main and Willi­ We currently have some part time positions avail- private home, kitchen Telephone 643.6017, after Ass't. Clerk 3pm shift. Benefits In­ thru Friday. Interview tion. $300. Call 646-0006. 1977 PINTO — 2 door, Dionne E. Yusinos, The fiduciary Is: ams Streets. If he's yours abie on ail shifts for experienced RN's. For more ••••••••••••••••••••••• privileges. Call 647-0118 bedroom, IV2 bath condo. 6pm, 647-8509. CARRIAGE, CHANGING Ass’t. Clerk clude Insurance, credit between 10 and 11;30am. $550 plus utilities and excellent shape. Make an Ellen Hunter please call 643-4251. information please contact the Personnel Dept., anytime. TA B L E , wood high chair, The fiduciary Is: c/o Stolos union and profit sharing. Call for Interview 646- security. Call 643-1439. FOR SALE — Uprloht otter. Call 646-5797, otter Edward A. Zllo, Eso.. at 647-4710. Real Estate DESIGN KITCHENS by porta-crIb, tubs, toys, 37 Fplly Brook Blvd., LOST — Male, 6 month Apply in person at: 305 1436. freezer, $175. Also elect- u 5pm. 1010 Wethersfield Ave . Wethersfield. Ct 06109 J. P. Lewis. Cabinets, Hartford, Ct. 06114 Green Road, Manches­ ric range, used 1 year. clothes, layette-3T, o n 07 old puppy, very light tan, MANCHESTER MEMORIAL HOSPITAL VERNON — Quiet one LAWN MOWERS RE­ vanities, formica, Wilson household. 29 Clyde 010-07 ter. EOE. $400. Call 742-4195. 1977 DATSUN F10 Station answers to "Winnie". 71 Haynes St. Apartments for Rent 42 bedroom condo with gar­ PAIRED— Quick, Expert art, Corlan counter tops, PICK Road, Manchester. Sun­ Coll 643-8991. Homos for Solo 31 age, appliances, new Servicel Senior Dis­ Wagon — Very good Manchester, CT kitchen cabinet fronts, day, July 8th, 10am-3pm. condition. Call 649-4924. MANAGEMENT TRAI­ EOE M/F wall-to-wall, air condi­ count! Free Pick Up and LEOAt NOTICE NEE — Wholesale distri­ FULL TIME SALES — complete woodworking Misc. for Sale 43 IM P OU N D ED — Male, tioning, pool. $375. Call Dellveryl ECONOMY service, custom made INVITATION T O BID bution field. Entry Must have some retail MANCHESTER — Avail­ BLUEBERRIES SATURDAY, JULY 7th — The Board of Education of the Tow n of Coventry is occept- 7 Lab cross, black with M A N CH ES TER — Roc- 742-9245 after 5om. MOWER, 647-3660. •I lh« position growth company experience. Will train In able Immediately. One, furniture, colonial repro­ 10-4, 2 rugs, medicine ino sealed bids fo r: Re-rooflng and roof Im provements of the white paws and white CARPET INSTALLER — kledge section, 8 room George Mersey Robertson School. Coventry. Connecticut. appliances, T V and vi­ two and three bedroom ductions In wood, 9 varie­ cabinet, couch, curtains. spot on chest. 10 months with notional affiliates Experienced only, with MACINTOSH COMPU­ Bids must be submitted on forms and In the manner speci­ Colonial, Inground pool, apartments. $400, $440, ties of hardwood and Girl Scout Uniforms, to 1 year old. Found at profit sharing. Call 649- deo. Excellent pay and own tools and transporta-v new sundeck, large fmll- BATHTUB RERNISHINfi TE R — Including MacW- CORN CRIB MotorcyclM/BIcycles 72 fied. Forms and specifications may be obtolned from the Of­ $520, heat and hot water MANCHESTER veneers NOW IN STOCK some baby Items, miscel­ fice of the Superintendent of Schools between 8:30 o.m. and Bolton Notch. Call Yan­ 4563. benefits. Call for inter­ FULL AND PART TIME tion. Call 633-0723 otter yroom with stove, price, rlght and MacPaint. Im­ Buckland Rd., So. Windaor view: 10 to 2, 647-9997. included. Bissell and BENNET ELDERLY REGUZING Call 649-9658 or evenings, laneous household. 466 3:30 p.m. ot 78 Ripley Hill Rood, Coventry. Connecticut06238. kee Kennels, 649-0079. TE L LE R S — For varying 6pm. $155,000. Call owner, 647- Boyle Realtors. 649-4800. 289-7010. age writer and all O p e n 8 -8 Bids will be accepted ot the Office of the Superintendent of EQUIPMENT OPERA­ Tub, sink, ceramic tiles manuals. Only $2500. Call Woodland Street, Man­ Schools until 11:00 o.m. local time on July ?0. 1984. ot which hours, including Satur­ 1674. HOUSING Porcelain or Fiber­ chester. Rain Date: July MOTORCYCLE INSU­ IMPOUNDED — Terrier TOR — Needed by gen­ CARPENTERS A N D days. Apply In person: DENTAL RECEPTION­ liiNiMdiata Occwpomy 233-6125. time they will be publicly opened and read. There will be o CARPENTER'S ALL AREAS — 1, 2, 3, 4 BtflODf HouDing glass Done In Your LEON CIESZYNSKI BERRY PATCH FARMS 8th. RANCE SPECIALIST — ' pre-bid conference on Julv 13. 1964 ot 11 ;00 o.m. at the pro cross, female, 5 months eral contractor, must Savings Bank of Man­ IST — In dental ottice. ATTRACTIVE GREEN HELPERS — For Harfl bedrooms. Prices to fit new lekhtB epellcelionB. 1 BR tpt. Home By A Profes­ BU ILD ER — New homes, — Strawberries, Pick Call us and compare our led site. Attendance by Bidders Is not required. old, orange and white, have experience on back- chester, 923 Main Street, Will train. Call 875-8346 M ANOR HO M E — 3 bed­ 1978 lo $916. two BR $488 to LOVELY CREDENZA Each bid must be accompanied by o Bid Bond or certified ford area work. Min­ your budget. Housing Un- $470. Rent Indude* heat, hot sional. additions, remodeling, Your Own. Free contain­ YARD SALE — 150 rates. Ask for Janet or found on East Center hoe and driving dump Manchester. EOE. during business hours. rooms, 2 baths, family- style stereo record check In the amount of five (S%) percent of the amount bid. imum 2yeorsexperlence. llm lfed. Call 724-1967 wotor. W/W corpoting, rang#, ra- We repair Fiberglass rec rooms, garages, kit­ ers. Open dally, 8 - 8, Spencer Street, Saturday Judy. Crockett Agency^ The successful bidder of the General Contract will be re­ Street. Lab and pointer truck. Full time employ­ room, attached garage, Mg., iRapoaai. catl (or a(tiger and & Education PRODUCTION terior), driveway sealing X 30" high. $99. Call sist coordinator with first shift, 7-3:30, 2nd 1st floor family room, Security. Call 646-4489. 228-4078. garages, roofing, siding, white, looking for good J WORKERS — Estab­ and more. Call 871-2938. monthly reimbursement, shift, 1:30-10. Call 646-2920 $85,900. Call Group 1, F.J. kitchens, bathrooms, re­ 643-6801. home. Call 649-6480 after REAL ESTATE — We are lished nationwide pillow between 9am and 3pm. Cart/Trucki for Sole 71 Can/Trucks for Sale 71 Car»/Trud(t for Sale 71 Cars/Trucfct for Sale 71 manufacturer has Imme­ other duties as needed. SplleckI Realtors tor ad­ EAST HARTFORD — 2 placement windows- 11 am. Help Wanted 21 seeking an energetic, li­ ditional details, 643-2121. B A B Y S ITTE R — IS, ex­ /doors. Call 643-6712. DRUM SNARE OR Tom­ censed real estate person diate full time openings Qualifications: davcare- bedrooms, heat, hot wa­ perienced with tots. Fin- /nutrlfion training and PRODUCTION SUPER­ ter, appliances, carpet. Store/Otfice Space tom — Red sparkle with COCKER SPANIEL — who enloys working with for all types of produc­ VISOR — Two years ex­ lev Street area. Call case. Excellent condi­ tion workers. No expe­ experience. Associates OPEN H O U SE— Sunday, $425 per month. Call 289- Female, 9 months. With people. We offer an ac­ perience In field of 1-4, 81 Redwood Road, 646-8053. Rooflng/Sldlno tion. $25. Call 649-3068. EXPERIENCED, MA­ tive and enthusiastic rience necessary, we will Degree preferred, must 0000 between 10am and papers. $350 or best otter. have valid drivers license production supervisor. Manchester. Six room Call 647-0157 or 643-2956. TURE FULL TIME working environment train you. Day shift, 5dav 5pm, Monday thru SOUTH WlNDSOR — Sul- _ REEL MOWERS SHAR­ FISH T A N K — 20 gallons SALES PERSON — Apply and reliable transporta­ Chance to grow with cope, 2 car garage, Va Friday. llvan.Avenue. 1,600 sq. ft. and training. High In­ week, opportunity tor ad­ progressive company. PEN ED — $1 per Inch. with stand, high flow In person to: Marlow's, vancement and a full tion. 15-25 hours per acre. By owner. Call prime retail space, ample BIOWELL HOME Im­ DOG TRAINING — Obe­ come possible. For confi­ Excellent opportunity 643-9052. For more Information provement Company — filter, heater, many ac­ 867 M a in S tre e t, dential Interview call benefit program are ot­ week, $6 per hour. Clos­ EAST HARTFORD — 1 parking. $660. Coll 236- dience classes starting U call 742-5717. cessories plus fish. $65 Manchester. ing dote: July 20th, 1984. and benefits tor a self- bedroom, heat, hot wa­ 6021 or 644-3977. Rooting , siding, altera­ July 16th In Bolton. Call Frank Strano, Strano tered. Apply In person at: starting Individual. Firm . Call 649-3085. Plllowtex Corp., 49 Re­ Send resume only to: ter, appliances, carpet­ tions, additions. Same 643-9839 for registration. ^ 3 Real Estate, 647-7653. Apply In person: 49 Re­ HOME IMPROVEMENT number for over 30 years. GOVERNMENT JOBS. gent Street, Manchester, WACAP Inc., AM: E.A. ing, next to park. $375 per FIVE ROOM, first floor' — Quality carpentry, ma­ Aschenbrenner, 32 Broad gent Street, Manchester, Condominiums 649-6495. S TE E L TW IN Bed frame $16,559 - $50,553/year^ No CT. EOE M/F. month. Call 289-0000 be­ office suite, central air sonry and painting. Free — good condition. $15. Street, Danielson, C T CT. EOE. Recreational Items 67 Hiring. Your area. Call tween 10am and 5pm, conditioning, 2 rest estimates. Call evenings, Call 643-8865. 1-805-687-6000 Ext. R-9965. DRIVERS NEEDED — 06239. EOE. Monday thru Friday. rooms, parking, on high 649-8570. Heating/Plumbing 55 RN, LPN, E M T to take MANCHESTER — 400 visibility street. G 8< S NEWSPAPER DEALER Full/part time - commis­ blood pressure, pulse, TWO CAR SEATS — Ex­ sions paid. Call 646-1140. GAS STATION SELF North Main Street. New 2 Associates, 643-2121. 15 FT. COLEMAN CA­ RENTAL SECRETARY NEEDED — Rockvllle- medical history on Insu­ LANDSCAPING — In­ cellent condition. $20, $25. /Vernon area. Coll 647- SERVE and full serve bedroom townhouse. SEVEN ROOM DUPLEX NOE, oars, life lockets, W A N TED — Part time, rance applicants In To l­ — 3 bedrooms IV baths, cluding all phases of lawn FOGARTY BROTHERS Call between 9-l0am 646- L attendants wanted — Full 2 9946. M ECHANIC W A N TED — Fully applianced kitchen, work. Painting, minor or — Bathroom remodel­ 8436. car cprrier. Excellent. evenings, 4-7 and wee­ and part time positions, land area. Call 1-239-0020. convenient to busline and full basement, yar'd, kends. Call Carroll John­ For construction com­ MItc. for Rent malor lobs. Very reaso­ ing; installation water $275. Call 644-0031. SHIPPING, RECEIV­ 2nd and 3rd shift. Apply: shopping. $58,400. CHFA parking, pleasant loca­ son Brundrett, Fountain pany. Must have tion, convenient shop­ nable. Free estimates. heaters, garbage dispo­ AIR CONDITIONER — ING, PURCHASING — Vernon Shell, 875-5450. approved. Call 649-9404, Village, 528-1300. complete set of tools and Business Opportunities 22 ping. Adults only. No Call 649-1375 between 4 sals; faucet repairs. 649- 9500 BTU's, w indow Excellent opening for be able to weld. Full 649-4064 or 647-1340. and 7pm or 456-0471 after 4539. Visa/MosterCard mounted, 20" high x 14" Car$/Trucfct for Sole 71 DRIVER/STOCK CLERK pets. References re MANCHESTER — Five fully qualified person. benefits. Call Brad be­ 5pm. accepted. wide. $50. Call 643-2249, WHM'S NIW nOM AVON Dlsploycraft, Manches­ — Apply In person: Alcar MANCHESTER — 2 bed­ quired. $500 month, plus garages for rent. Storage tween 9anfi and 3pm, 289- utilities and heat. Call evenings. NOW, IM N UKI NIVII ter, 643-9557. Auto Parts, 226 Spruce BEAUTY SHOP — Wond­ room Condo, V/2 baths, only. $35 per month each. 8235. erful location. Excellent 649-1424. Allbrio Realty, 649-0917. , Th« nBW A vo ^ fm R ^ plan l t you Street, Manchester. applianced kitchen, air KIT ‘N’ CARLYLE ®by Larry Wright 0 opportunity. Owner retir­ PITCHER AND BOWL — •arnuptoSOHotNverythingyouMlI conditioning, basement Iron stone raised pattern. Your time and effort, in Avon's world ing. After 5pm, 649-4742. THREE ROOM APART­ W 1984MFRCURY famous products, give you unlimited SERVICE STA1NN W A N TE D — Person 18 or with washer/dryer hoo­ WANT ADS ore the $30. Call 643-4389. New l9S4's NEW 1984 MERCURY income potential . without a large fK older for light production kup. Wall-to-wall carpet­ M E N T — Includes stove friendly wav of finding a nancial mvastmenl Call Avon To* CASHIERS _ _ ■ Peicef)f8g« RX7’s TOPAZ MECHANKS i AnENDANTS work In plastic company, and refrigerator. Close to cash buyer for applian­ m Rjt( MARQUIS BROUGHAM day 5?3*9401 or 276*2941 Full & Pari Time ing. Close to schools, ORTHO-KINETIC Elect­ 4 dee< tedon # 4 M I6 S with o utem alii pemrai 4-OOOR IQUIMED CLERKS Situation Wanted 23 center ot town. No pets. ces, musical Instruments, " Truncf'l •ng pewei biohet front bwmpo. guo.dt hoed A 6 % mioni Inquire in person. Immediate full and part time first shift. 7-3:30, 2nd shopping, bus line. Prlce- ric lift chair, cost-$1200, NOT STRirMDt Lease and security. $305. Tkn7.9 F«N Mstir C«. vrtti crHH ttnpol doop woll trunk on lenditronor 010*1 roar dofrottor shift, 1:30-10. Call 646-2920 cars and a host of other 626's Only'SIOOO down (tith or 60 10 a.m. - 0 p.m. positions for our 24 hour con­ $52,500. By owner. Ap­ luiwry body tido moidingi loll lomolo mir.o. gat thoik ••••••••••••••••••••••• will sell for $600. Also 2 TOfrtvil t« oulrfM hinrm m m - mont!i\ ul 14% rimiuul pOMorilriyo venience store. Experience between 9am and 3bm. pointment coll 643-7361. Call 646-7268. Items. obtotbott dolwoo boll« day mto n>Hro«l tpl>l bonth toalt 252 Sptncar St., dirt bikes, $350 each. Call Ik IN hm4cIs ■ sIk I. Offtr «i- at4r Deloiiod {1,1(0 S97/I (iiicinto preferred but will train ma­ RESPONSIBLE TEE­ ‘S I I V -6 ongino mtorval irvipari till tlooniiq whool tpood AUTO Wonchaitar ture. reliable individuals with 742-7028. pirfi7/10/M. GLC^s lOnliol povwor tool AM (M 4 tpoubor tfoioo pooroi lido (hui({e S7 7 / 7 with ii|>{>ioyed (lodil good work records and refer­ NAGER desires babysit­ Mtindowi voni window* Iwiury whool .ovoit linfod glut* pewor lo 643-7361. painted. $99. Call 643-6526. $163 85 Hartford Rd., Mancheitar $ 9 9 9 9 pa. mo • To p flat rate pay plan In for rest home. RANGER PICKUP Now Available 7995 araa - aam up to $22 par I Q f l H N G i MAHOGANY CORE Sale Price $7906 Only Hal rata hour with our Pleass call Mrs. Launi. Help Wanted 21 $1500 down cash or Irade, LEASE A NEW 1984 Position in telemarVeting de* , DOOR — 18" X 80". New, NEW 1984 bonus and Incanllve partment. ^ceilent oppor* I 646-0129 plus tax and reg 48 month LINCOLN NEW 1984 MERCURY $10. Call 643-6913. ly payments Amount (i GRAND MARQUIS program. I tunitv tow n full time wtoes ^ MARK VII 4 iloo. todun Srk 84M l I wif), uulo ovordtivo • Vary busy shop. while worKinjj only part ' NA's & nanced $6406 20 Finance iMiru AM (M 4 tpoufc*. tloiau dual rodmoi wido 3ur proven line of business ^ ch(j $1085 16 Deferred ONLY ^ 3 8 0 month LYNX low #' b I molding f A • liu.npor guard* o!o(t • Strong, ongoing train­ SUNUNER WORK >loik •l•rl.or■.* luol .•>) Pk PB PW «i..yl rooih I products and computer sup­ La/ga firm now intarvlawlna cot* CHAIRS — Antique ma- payment price $8991 36 41 rTTonfh doted ond net looio $1000 do w n to* 3-Dr. Hatchbk., 4 Spted, ONLY ing program. ples is easy to learn arid sell i roof Mrdiul W $W I oriyotilioriui ipuio til, whool HHA's laga aiudanta. laachata. and high hoganev, pair - side chair o itio Iquippo d w ith olw m inum whool* PS PB ipoorf lonriol oi. lonif ioa> do! •on, window* • Inaursnca program. to our established national' Come and learn the ad­ ★ school grsda for ful and pad tima AM fM ttoroo *ooilh todio dimoto lonlrol on wiro ioik whool ia«o>* ,| [■•!•«» M/F ISPORT HATCHIACKI CUTLASS WAGON 647-3530 EO E Plus 2Vz Baths Plus Carpeting 6 (yl oulo “FBAPU NWP 8BTU8 XB KNZP XB Air cond.. outo With sunroof Aufomotic lfon$ Natural In-Law Suite, If Desired NEW 84 FORD TOWN OF COVENTRY Private Spacious Rear Yard 8PX BEX BJ XKPTW XWNITXTBUNQ TEMPO $ 2 9 4 5 1 M 9 6 0 $ 4 9 8 0 1 $ 2 8 9 0 Plenty of Room for Swimming Pool Sale Price $76,')0 Only YOUTH SERVICES COORDINATOR $ n 0 f)d o w n cash or trade Will be responsible tor coordinating and introducing NEWSPAPER CARRIERS plus la* and rnej 48 month services tor the youth ot Coventry. Will be a municipal Other Features That Should Be Seen! DXNJJ BW DEVVBWX WBQPD NUI ly paym ents Amount li MANCHESTER MANCHESTER liaison olticer lor the Department ol Human Services nanced $6530 finance working with the Police Department. Schools and Re­ NEEDED IN MANCHESTER Come and learn about the Compare On Any Basis at *109,000°° chg $1106 32 Detefred 643-5135 643-5135 creation Commission to network local, stale, regional advantages of working for TUXB QTUP BVPWNXTBUD. XKNX payrnttni pnee $8736 32 Directions: North on Vernon St. from Middle Turnpike Open 9 A M to 9 P M ^ 301-315 and lederal programs lor youth. Will provide Inlorma- Trumbull St. Griswold St. medical personnel pool. tlon and reterral, crisis intervention and direct program Grove St. Must have 1 year full time East. Left on Scott Drive. Right on Dearborn. Monday thru Thursday Center Street responsibility tor the Youth Job Bank, Summer Youth Adams St. Lilac St. Thom pson experience. We have open­ TUZBQZPD WTDR, HEX XNRTU8 S 1 5 9 « l Open 9 A M lo 6 P M Employment Program, Host Homes Program, etc. Will Dover Rd. Hendee Rd. Trebbe ings on all shifts. We offer Fridoy A Soturdpy ' ' MANCHESTER develop programs dealing with parent-teen relation­ A ndor Rd. Center St. Hyde excellent pay and benefits. i M (Exit 92 WTDRD TD PDDPUXTNQ XB Sale Ends July 10th ' ships, luveniTa Justice and the court system, alcohol M cKee St. We will be recruiting on /W and drug abuse, teen pregnancy and Positive Youth Dougherty St. Scott Dr. July 11th, 1984 from 10 a. / T r off 1-86) Development. Will write grants and seek alternative Jarvis Rd. Fulton Dr. Sycamore Lane m. lo 4 p.m. in the H&R r lurxllng sources. Must be sell-directed and Ilexible. Pine Hill St. Block Office, Marshall's BELHORE, REALTORS DEOOPDD.” — RNXKNWTUP i * Om i Not Include hactM .1 nil. I. (It t ( 11.|4 Ottice. 742-6324. Ask for the Circulation Department Robert Duvall. Toa tx Togt Coventry is an equal opportunity employer. 5 4 9 ^ ^ 7 0 $46-05(322I-S43I C 1984 by NEA. Inc. 280 20 MANC'HKSTKR HF:HA1.I). Saturday. July 7. I9H4 BUSINESS Center St. fire leaves French president plans Risk pays off Survival formula in this era is no growth three families homeless Mideast peace overture in mortgages page 3 page 4 •. page 20 A new rule of thumb: When the prime rale plus the One company Figgie studied grew about 100 percent rale of inflation heads toward or reaches a total of 19. ink operations in order to free up working capital. in sales dollars in four years — from $10 million to 4. Become much more strict on your management industry, in general, is heading toward or actually in almost $20 million — but then watched its profits trouble. Your of inventory and accounts in order to reduce working slashed by almost $40,000. The villain: The need to capital requirements in this period. Prime rate today: 13 percent. Rate of inflation: borrow money to meet expanding working capital hovering below 6 percent, but it easily would reach Money's 5. Recognize that even a 12 percent real growth rale requirements to support that growth. In a few years, is not attractive in today’s levels of interest rates and that rate by year-end. this company was deeply in debt, and had to choose Result: The dangerous total of 19. according to this Worth rate of inflation. between selling, closing or retracting in an effort to 6. When there is a break in interest rates, take new ruigwf thumb, is in sight. Sylvia Porter restore itself, Clear tonight; Manchester, Conn. WinJlcan you, a small or big businessman, do to advantage of the break to reduce or eliminate your A "no-growth" policy won’t erase the problem, but short-term debt. You’ll have lo move fast, so keep on Warm Tuesday protect yourself, assuming there is some logic to this It will help the problem from getting completely out of Monday, July 9, 1984 rule? If you are a business heavily dependent on flows top of interest-rate trends and friendly with potential hand. What, then, can you do to safeguard yourself in lenders. — See page 2 S in gle copy: 25/ nuclear weapons. official added. Association by quoting the new figure. He said his is Efforts are under way to develop of the board. Baskind will be in charge of the the first administration in 20 years “ that has reduced ’.j/- With Soviet intentions not yet I \ not only a strategy for addressing day-to-day operations of the company. both unemployment and inflation in the same period clear, Reagan has ordered prepa­ Baskind holds a bachelor's degree from of time." rations made for talks in Vienna on the major issue raised by the - \ Kremlin — efforts to prevent "the Hampshire College in Amherst, Mass. Others qualified their enthusiasm. weapons in space — and the Mott's operates a number of stores throughout possibility that session may lead to militarization of outer space" — "Any improvement like that is good," said Henry but also on using the discussions to the region, including two in Manchester. Schechter. deputy director of economic research for a revived arms control dialogue, revive the nuclear arms talks, the the AFL-CIO. "But we do have a long way to go." administration officials said officials said. "We still have over 8 million people fully Sunday, unemployed, " Schechter said. "We have 1.3 million The latter may be little more Worker conference scheduled The intent, they said, is to be discouraged workers (who have given up looking for than wishful thinking. Administra­ prepared if the Soviets are willing A conference for dislocated workers will be work and are not counted as unemployed). We have tion officials concede, the Soviets to di.scuss how the Geneva negotia­ held from 8:30 a m. to 3:15 p.m. July 12 in the 5.5 million working part time for economic reasons. So have done nothing M signal a tions on Intermediate Nuclear auditorium of Greater Hartford Community we still have close to 15 million people suffering frum wjllingness to expanoThe agenda College, 61 Woodland St., Hartford. full or partial unemployment. It is far too high a from space weapons to medium- Forces and the Strategic Arms range missiles and strategic arms. Reduction Talks might be revived. Dislocated workers are people who arc level. “ I-’ But in the face of eoidence the One official called the order unemployed because of technological changes or The 7.1 percent June rate for civilian unemploy­ Herald photo by Pinto corporate re-locations and those who are trying to ment — down 0,4 percent from May's 7.5 percent rate Soviets may be serious in their “ another indication of the presi­ get into or re-enter the job market. Participants — was the lowest since it was 6.9 percent in April 1980 overtures, one senior official said dent's direct involvement in the will learn various strategies of getting a job. In June, the total number of unemployed persons Weicome water Reagan "has formally given some process” — one intended lo head direction" to the bureaucracy that off any bureaucratic infighting. j The conference is sponsored by The Division of 385,000, after seasonal adjustment, to 8 1 Continuing Education al Greater Hartford million. The water fountain at Charter Oak Park provides match were, from left, Carolyn Whalen, Didi Prignano underscores his acceptance, with- "It's always good for the bureau­ cracy to know that the president is Community College, the Education-Employment The teenage unemployment rate fell from 19 welcome relief during a break from a game of tennis this and Pam Kraiza. Vo"ut conditions, of the invitation for Information Center, the U S. Small Business percent in May to 17.6 percent in June, with the rate morning for Donna MIodzinski. Joining her in a doubles talks in September. personally engaged in the process, Administration and the Connecticut Department for black youths declining from 44.1 percent to 34 3 After more than a week of so you don’t have people arguing of Economic Development. percent. rhetoHojil etjscht»n0wm b e t w e e n W a - about w iu A tbo obfeclivo is," Dw shington and Moscow, officials official said. “ He runs the process, To register or obtain further information, call Janet Norwood, head of the Bureau of Labor 566-8118 or 529-4200, extension 276. said th6re is reason to believe the not the other way around." Statistics, told Congress's Joint Economic Committee Fire damages famed English cathedral Soviets want to go lo Vienna, "The next real step in the that June normally is a month of labor force change ballgame," the official added. "Is u although the outcome of any such as young people leave school to seek temporary or meeting remains a big for us to get a serious response permanent jobs and as many women drop out of the YORK, England (UPI) — Fire firefighters from throughout North salvage tapestries, vestments, “ strong possibility" that lightning uncertainty. from the Soviets.” P&W receives orders labor force. early today gutted part of York Yorkshire battled the blaze for silver and other treasures. ignited the roof, melting some “ This June.” Ms. Norwood said, “ about 1.3 million UPl photo Minster, one of Europe’s most more than three hours and saved “We saved priceless items using recently restored lead tiles. E A S T H A R TFO R D — Pratt & Whitney has t^nagers found jobs — morethan is usual — and more Dr. Janet Norwood, head of the Bureau told Congress that the nation's unem­ famous Gothic buildings, but the central tower. a human chain of police and received two new orders for jet engines worth $50 adult women than is normally the case dropped out of of Labor Statistics, chats with Congress' clergymen and police braved firemen until we were forced to "When the fire was really going, million, a company spokesman said today. the labor force.” ployment rate dropped to 7.1 percent in Joint Economic Committee Chairman smoke and flames to save priceless No one was injured in the fire at leave by the smoke and flames,” it sent giant flames leaping up Flood washed out Pratt & Whitney's Phillip S, Giaramita said the She said because black unemployed teenagers are a June, the lowest level in more than four treasures from the 13th century one of Europe’s most famous said the Dean of York, Dr. Ronald from the transept, lighting up the 20 JT8D-200 series engines were ordered by small group 281,000 in June — their percentage Daniel Lungren (R-Calif.) prior to the years. cathedral. medieval structures. Jasper. night sky,” one witness said. SwissAir and Muse Air to power 10 new rates can jump around, and it will take several more start of the hearing Friday. Norwood The flames, first reported at 2:30 The minster contains the largest The Archbishop of York, Dr. The fire occurred just two days McDonnell-Douglas MD-80 twinjet aircraft. months to verify the reported June decline for them. a.m. local time, destroyed the Vermont rail bed, L collection of medieval stained John Hadgood, said the fire broke after the consecration at York SwissAir ordered four of the jets for delivery to The June jobless rate for adult men declined from south transept when a section of glass in Europe, and clergymen out during an electrical storm. A Minster of the Church of England's begin in early 1986, he said. The airline already Total civilian employment, measured by a monthly high in the fourth quarter of 1982. 6.5 percent in May to 6.3 percent in June and for adult survey of households, rose by 460,000 in June to 105.7 V roof caved in. More than 140 and police skirted flames to police spokesman said there was a fourth most senior bishop. has 16 of the jets in service, he said. women from 6.8 percent to 6.4 percent. Unemployment was 7.5 percent when Reagan took Muse Air, a regional carrier based in Dallas, million. The department said the number of office in January 1981. Inflation wasjust coming out of leading to crash The rate for white workers overall was 6.1 percent discouraged workers — 1.3 million — was unchanged Texas, has ordered six of the jets tor delivery compared to 15 percent for blacks. For Hispanics the double digits. Since then, inflation has been reduced to Weicker wiii ‘raise heiV between the first and second quarters of this year, but about 5 percent, but this entailed a deep recession in beginning next year to add to its existing fleet of rate was 10.5 percent. W ILLISTON, Vt (UPI) - A was not clear whether officials of six MD-80S, Giaramita said. was down more than half a million from the recession which unemployment rose to 10.7 percent in late 1982. rain-swollen stream pushing a wall the Central Vermont Railroad, The two new orders bring the total number of of water feet 18 feet high washed which owns the tracks, were aware orders for Pratt & Whitney-powered MD-80 away the track bed that collap.sed of the warnings or the local aircraft to 460, including 160 that are already in State GOP wants softer platform beneath an. Amtrak passenger flooding. service, he said. Ratepayers freed from Seabrook costs train, plunging five people to their Investigators said a .southbound deaths and injuring 148 others, a By Mark A. Dupuis month. also chose eight presidential Amtrak train had passed over the By Jacqueline Hoard federal investigator says. Seabrook plant, from recovering its $16 quarter completed. Work has been United Press Internfatlonal Weicker said he would offer a Republicans endorse electors. same stretch of track without United Press International the utility believes there still are “strong voice” on issues concern­ Patricia Goldman, vice chair­ million investment in the abandoned suspended on the nuclear plant but the The 35-member national conven­ incident eight hours before the 7 undecided questions about the constitu­ ing women and minorities and stricter ethics codes man of the National Transporta­ MHS grad appointed director Pilgrim II nuclear plant in Plymouth, project has not been canceled. H A R TFO R D — Connecticut’s tion delegation, chosen in about a m accident. CONCORD, N.H. - The New Hamp­ tionality of the CW IP law, but he said he push for "not having some right- tion Safety Board, said that flash Mass. Wynn Arnold, executive director of two representatives to the Republi­ — See page 10 two hours with no major disputes Ms. Goldman said the NTSB shire Supreme Court has issued an did not know what the utility would do wing creed rammed down the flood warnings had been issued in Jessica K. Laufer, a 1975 graduate of the PUC, said the court’s latest order can national platform committee at the state convention, is com­ would review the railroad’s rules Manchester High School, has been appointed order that firmly blocks Public Service The latest order prevents PSNH from in response to the court order. throats of Connecticut the area hours before the accident will have “tremendous implications” say they will work to soften some of prised mainly of party leaders and for inspecting trucks in bad director of special projects at Nancy Low & Co. of New Hampshire from charging establishing a record before the Public Republicans.” — the worst in the ir.S. in 12 years on whether the utility decides to go "We’ll be considering what options the stands expected to be pushed elected officials, including at lea.st weather and possibly make Associates Inc., a Washington-based communi­ Tatepayers for the stalled Seabrook II Utilities Commission on its claims the He said he would urge GOP Mrs. Belaga. who said she would — but .said it was unclear whether ahead with construction of Seabrook 2 we have,” such as possible court by supporters of President 14 current or former state recommendations. cations and marketing firm. CW IP law deprives it of state and support of the Equal Rights railroad officials were awareof the nuclear plant should it be abandoned. or abandons the plant. action, Ashooh said. Reagan. work for support of the ER A and a legislators. She said speed was apparently Ms. Laufer manages national broadcast The high court, in an order made federal constitutional rights and re­ Amendment, which Reagan op­ woman’s right to decide if she danger. He said it was “ premature to be The slate convention opened not a factor since the train was programming and public service campaigns, public Friday, refused the utility’s sults in confiscation of PSNH property. For now, the .only petition pending Sen. Lowell Weicker Jr., R- poses, and also push for shifting wants an abortion, said she too "We need to know what they drawing conclusions’’ about whether with a call from U.S. Commerce traveling at the normal .59 mph for interdisciplinary projects and market evaluation request to provide state regulators with before the PUC is PSNH’s request to Conn., and state Rep. Julie D. spending priorities away from wasn't optimistic of making dras­ knew, when," she said. The utility also claimed enforcing the the utility would abandon or resume Secretary Malcolm Baldrige for the area at the lime of the crash. projects involving children and adolescents. the necessary evidence to determine recoup its $16 million investment in Belaga, R-Westport, said they will defense and toward health, educa­ tic changes in stands backed by Work crews late Sunday finished CW IP law was unconstitutional be­ construction on the Seabrook 2 nuclear the GOP not lo take Reagan's The wreck was the worst loss of Plymouth II. plant. work for national platform planks rebuilding the 90-foot section of Among other accounts, she directs national the constitutionality of the 1979 con­ cause the utility invested in the tion and other social programs. Reagan. re-election for granted: life since Oct. 30, 1972, when a train media promotion and placement for the Cancer struction works in progress law. endorsing the Equal Rights But Weicker, who is a frequent However, she said she hoped to washed-out track in time for the Seabrook nuclear project before the “ I see little option at this point other Baldrige, a former corporate accident in Chicago claimed 45 Prevention Challenge, a media campaign man­ The court ruled June 12 the CWIP law “ I really couldn’t interpret just what Amendment and other issues of critic of Reagan but supporter of moderate some stands in the next scheduled Amtrak train to lives. law was enacted. than to dismiss the PSNH (Plymouth) executive from Woodbury, warned aged by the National Cancer Institute. blocked PSNH, the state’s largest Its impact will be because there may be concern to women and minorities. the president’s re-election this pa.ss through the remote,heavily- PSNH has invested $301 million in the petition,” Arnold said. platform to the point where oppos­ that Reagan has built a winning An NSTB investigator, who Ms. Laufer was raised in Manchester and lived utility and principal owner of the other options we could follow at this “ Raise hell," Weicker said when year, said he wasn’t optimistic ing sides on various issues would wooded area today. Seabrook 2 station, which is one record but apathy could keep asked not to be identified, said the With her parents. Dr. and Ms. Hans Laufer, and PSNH spokesman Nick Ashooh said point,” Ashooh said. asked of his plans for the platform about changing the party platform be comfortable with the final Ms. Goldman said the track bed voters away from the polls and cost second locomotive of the twin- tUro brothers at 49 Constance Drive. She now committee. He and Mrs. Belaga in a year when Reagan is unop­ document. had been inspected one day before the Republicans the election, engine train derailed first. "The nfesides in Washington, D.C. were named to the committee by posed in the GOP. A total of 1,095 delegates were the 11-car train with 278 pas­ cars had no where to go," he said. delegates chosen Saturday to "You know the president is going y Ms. Laufer received a bachelor's degree from “ I think I'm going to have my chosen for Saturday’s state con­ sengers derailed, sending four of The five dead were found in a Auto makers think young in saies pitches represent the state at Republican to need our help,” Baldrige told the the cars crashing down a 30-foot Brandeis and Harvard Universities in 1979 and a head handed to me on all of these vention, which elected the 35- crumpled sleeping cur at the National Convention in Dallas next delegates at the Hartford Civic master’s degree from Harvard University. issues,” said Weicker. 'memher national delegation and embankment. Damage was esti­ bottom of the embankment. By MIchellne Maynard upwardly mobile professionals), they Center. mated at $1 million. million cars this year, while the 35-49 But the much-touted' youth market" Rescue workers used stetho­ United Press International should not lose sight of the importance There was no sign of weakness in age group will purchase 2.3 million — buyers under age 25 — will make up scopes lo listen for survivors. Investment report of the mature market,” said the autos. the track bed at the time of the All but 23 of the injured had been D E T R O IT — U.S. automakers may newsletter. just 800,000 sales in 1984. This group’s 9 inspection, Ms. Goldman said. be paying too much attention to baby The two groups combined will make buying power is limited by car prices Beirut airport opens; envoy abducted released from hospitals by today. as of 3 p.m. Friday. Buyers 60 and older will have the up 4.8 million sales, or nearly half of the But she said several hours of Eighteen of those who remained boomers and ignoring consumers older most influence on the car market, that average more than $11,000, the market. newsletter said. heavy rain in the area Friday night hospitalized were listed in serious than 60 — consumers who will buy the purchasing 2.8 million cars, the Power B E IR U T, Lebanon (U PI) - The moderate Shiite faction. general strike and vowed to keep Price Change Feb. 6 when Moslem militias and early Saturday .sent a stream condition. most cars of any age group this year, a Newsletter said. Car buyers between government reopened Beirut air­ A Middle East Airlines plane the Christian and Moslem sectors overran Beirut, but there were no running through a century-old Friday This Week marketing newsletter said Friday. port today for the first time in five from Saudi Arabia carrying 108 "All I remember was a loud the ages of 50 and 59 will purchase 1.5 of the city divided until Beirut's pas.sengers on the initial flights. stone culvert beneath the track bed explosion and the car turning over The Power Newsletter, based in million cars. Apollo announces expansion months as a Libyan envoy was passengers and crew arrived in militias release their abducted An airline spokesman said spilling over its banks. Advest Inc. 8>/< dn V. Westlake Village, Calif., said older car dragged from his car in the heart of Beirut at 12:30 p.m. local time, the and over and over," said Leroy Acmat The total purchases made by the relatives. planes will fly out of Beirut on Flood waters 18 feet deep back­ Gallmanof Westfield, N .J., who lO'A up '/i buyers will purchase one-third of the 10 By Amy Mllller In addition, the quality of life, its the divided city in the second such first commercial flight to the Aetna 50-and-oIder consumer group will be 4.3 In Moslem west Beirut, youths schedule “even if no passengers ing up behind the culvert washed 29V. up 1/4 million cars sold in the United States in United Press International seacoast location, school system and kidnapping in two weeks. Lebanese capital since it was helped organize the disco party. C B T Corp. million cars — or 43 percent of 1984 armed with metal sticks and turn up at the airport." Middle out tons of earthen fill beneath the 26>/i up 2 1984. sales. basic charatcr of the towns** at- Moslem protesters seeking the closed last Feb. 6 during a Moslem stones forced dozens of shops to Colonial Bancorp 25'/i Ea.st Airlines has 19 planes that tracks by the lime Ihe northbound dn 1/4 “ While the youth market is impor­ EXETER, N.H. — Apollo Computer tracted Apollo, he said. release of kidnapped relatives revolt, Beirut radio said. close today. — - •••••••••••••••••••••« Finast 16‘/4 Older women do not appear to have have been kept on Cyprus since the Montrealer passed by enroute to up 2 tant for future growth, it is obvious that Inc. of Chelmsford, Mass., announced blocked the main airport road and M EA Chairman Selim Salam “ They drove through and or­ First Conn. Bancorp 27V. the buying clout of men. They will buy Construction began ’Tuesday at the shutdown. Montreal from Washington, D.C., dn 1/4 their present car-buying activity is plans Friday to build a New Hampshire other routes linking ihe divided said government troops escorted dered me to close my shop, I did for First Hartford Corp. nc only 1 million of the 3.3 million cars sold site just off Route lOlD and operations The authorities also reopened Ms. Goldman said. Inside Today limited,” said the newsletter. “The to buyers over age 50. manufacturing plant employing 1,000 city. the passengers past demonstra­ 15 minutes, and reopened once the Hartford National 22 dn V. people by-the end of 1985. at the first of three buildings to be Beirut port, but access to the "The result of all that water 1984 sales recovery is clearly being The newsletter said these women are In the second attack on a Libyan tors, who blocked airport access youths had gone. I will close again facility was al.so blocked by 20 pooo, 2 Mctloni Hartford Steam Boiler 51 nc The 4-year-old company, which had leased to Apollo should begin by April 1 going through was it developed a sustained by older car buyers, most of not buying cars because they may be envoy in the capital two weeks, roads with burning tires in a fourth if they come back," one Moslem Ingersoll Rand 38»/4 dn l'/4 sales totaling $80 million last year, will 1985, McGurin said. Moslem demonstrators, many of tremendous hydraulic pressure whom are men.” occupants of a speeding car chased straight day of protests over the shop owner on west Beirut's whom kept an all-night vigil on the Ad vice...... J.C. Penney 49‘/i dn 1/4 apprenhensive of the transaction, not soon begin recruiting, hiring and which caused that fill to disappear B uilnns...... Each of the major automakers has because they cannot afford the car. Assembly of the computer worksta­ Charge d’Affaires Mohammed fate of their relatives, kidnapped Hamra street said. Moslem side of the roads to Lydall Inc. 12'/4 dn 6>/4 training workers for the assembly under the track," she said. Clossltled...... concentrated recently on attracting tions used for scientific and technical Faitouri and dragged him from his by Beirut's rival militias. Christian east Beirut stayed prevent movement between the Sage Allen 14'/i up 1/4 Many married women in the 60-plus plant, said Charles McGurin, vice Heavy thunderstorms had swept Comic*...... buyers bom in the post-World War II age group may defer the choice of a car engineering will duplicate, but not car in mainly Moslem west Beirut, Two other M EA jetliners were open, but families of the region's eastern and western sides of the SNET 291/4 dn 1/4 . president of Apollo. through Vermont Friday and early Entertainment__ years. Few ads, however, feature older to their husbands, although they do replace, work already being done in police sources said. reported flying to Beirut with a kidnap victims staged a token city. Lottery...... Travelers 28 dn V. “ The Exeter-Stratham area was Saturday, flooding roads neHr the buyers who statistics show deserve as play a role in the selection of an auto. Massachusetts, McGurin said. No one immediately claimed. total of more than 100 passengers, demonstration on the Christian Obituaries...... Tyco Laboratories 331/4 nc much attention. selected by Apollo because of the easy "The aiiport and port are accident scene’^and the National Opinion...... Younger car buyers are still vital to Most of the employees will be hired responsibility for the abduction. one from Paris and the other from side of the Green Line, United Technologies 33V. UD1 1 access to Interstate 95 and the technically open, but the roads Weather Service had issued flash Peopletolk ...... "As marketers focus attention on the auto market. ’The newsletter said froiri the region, and about 200 will be at Diplomat Mohammed al Mough- London with a stop in Geneva. S e w a l jets owned by Lebanon’s leading to these facilities, together, flood warnings until 6 a m. Satur­ New York gold 353.25 dn $19.80 America’s yuppies (young, urban availability of skilled electronic resi- Sports...... buyers aged 25-34 make up the nation’s work by the end of this year in a rabi was seized June 23 by an The Moslem protesters, backed natio^l carrier. Middle East with all roads linking east and west day along streams and rivers in the Television...... professionals) and yumpies (young. ^slents,” McGurin said, noting 65 other tenqiorary Seabrook assembly plant, extremist Shiite Moslem group, by west Beirut’s Moslem and Airlines, landed at Beirut airport. second largest buying group, at 2.5 plants were considered. Beirut, are closed by demonstra­ area. Weother...... McGurin said. but was freed two days later by a leftist factions, also called for a It was the first air traffic since tors,” a police source said However. Ms. Goldman said it