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Gunmen Free Two Hostages W - MANCHESTER HERALD, Friday. June 20, 1986 SPORTS WEEKEND PLUS About Town Orioles blow out WVIT’s Crispino Cedars set potiuck additional fees for materials. Also for preschool children, will board of governors of the Univer­ cruise, Noank. Bus leaves at 10; 15 leaves Cheney Hall at 7:30 a.m. The student season will open be Lunch at Lutz from July 1 to 3 sity of Michigan Club of Hartford a.m. Nov. 21 — Culinary Institute and Tall Cedars, Nutmeg Forest 116, with two classes running from from 11 a.m. to 12:30 p.m. Oiildren at the recent annual meeting. Both Aug. 12 — Statue of Liberty. New Roosevelt mansion, Hyde Fark, first-place Bosox on his T V career will have its annual potiuck with July 1 to 3. They are a robot will bring a lunch, hear stories and received bachelor’s and master's York City. Bus leaves at 7;30 a.m. N.Y. Dec. 4 to 5 — Christmastime in strawberry shortcake on Monday . creation class for children who play games. The cost wilt be $15 for degrees at the university. Sept. 9 — Housatonlc railroad page 9 ... magazine Inside at 6 p.m. at the Masonic Temple, 25 have just completed Grades 2 to 4 members and $18 for non­ tour, Canaan Union Depot to the Brandywine Valley at the E. Center St. Bernie Bentley will and a nature exlorer class for members. AARP plans trips Cornwall. Bus leaves at 8 a.m. Pennsylvania-Delaware border. play his banjo. The event is open to children who have just completed For more information on these Sept. 23 to 25 — “ Your Show of members and their guests. kindergarten and Grade 1, from and other classes, call the museum The American Association of Shows,” West Chester. Pa., Frank­ Barracks Installs 9:30 to 11:30 a.m., at Oak Grove at 643-0949. Retired Persons. Manchester lin Mint Museum, cruise in Wil­ Elderhostel planned Nature Center. Chapter 1275. which meets at South mington Harbor. World War I Barracks 786 and its Lutz will also offer classes for Club elects Prelesnik United Methodist Church, plans Oct. 14 to 17 — Quebec. Canada. Auxiliary will meet Monday at WEST HARTFORD - Elderhos­ preschool children. There will be a several trips. For more details, Details are in June A A R P bulletin. noon at the Veterans of Foreign tel, an educational program for class from June 24 to 27 from 9:30 Warren L. Prelesnik, president call the coordinators, Emily Tolf, Oct.' 22 — "South Pacific,” Wars Home, After lunch the group those 60 and older, will offer two to 11:30 a.m. for nature walks, of Manchester Memorial Hospital, 643-7132, and Elsie Swanson. 649- Darien Dinner Theater, Darien. will install officers and elect sessions at St. Joseph Coliege. 1678 stories and crafts at $15 for and Millard H. Pryor, chairman 1822. Bus leaves at 9:30 a.m. delegates and alternates to repres­ Asylum Ave., this summer. members and $18 for non­ and chief executive officer of The trips are: Nov, 2 — Liberace, Radio City ent the barracks and auxiliary at The sessions, from July 13 to 19 members. Lydall Inc., were elected to the July 16 — Abbot's-River Queen Music Hall. New York City. Bus the July convention in Meriden, and from July 20 to 26. will have iMaurhrHlrrManchester — A City of Village Charm limlh courses called: “ Oedipus Rex." American country dance, the Gothic novel, decorative arts of New England, pilgrim furniture Saturday, June 21,1986 and American musical theater. 25 Cents Area residents who wish to commute will be charged $25 a v ^ 1 5 0 0 ' ® j j course. Those who wish meals, lodging and the social activities will pay $205 for a session. Gunmen For more information, contact Trisha Kenyan. Elderhostel coor­ dinator, St. Joseph College. 232- 4571, extension 217. free two 2 Camp Is registering Morning Star Day Camp is accepting registration for children 6 to 12 for the summer sessions a t. hostages Highland Park School on Porter Street from 9 a.m. to 4 p.m. The first session, will be for four days, from June 30 to July 3, and BEIRUT, Lebanon (UPI) — Moslem gunmen of the cost $47. The five other sessions underground Revolutionary Justice Organization ending with the one starting Aug. 4 freed two of four French hostages late Friday on a will run Monday through Friday darkened street near a waterfront hotel. and cost $50 for the first week. The two hostages. Philip Rochot and George Each additional week will cost $47. Hansen, walked toward the Hotel Beaurivage on the The camp, which is sponsored by beach-front promenade in west Beirut after the the town's recreation department, gunmen dropped the two television newsmen off. will provide a T-shirt, milk each The release came at the end of a day of false starts day. a field trip each week, and rumors that led at one time to a wild chase swimming once a week at Globe through the streets of Molsem West Beirut between Hollow, a field trip, a special French Embassy cars, a car of gunmen and presentation or worfehop. Activi­ journalists tailing behind. ties will include arts, crafts, BASH The Revolutionary Justice Organization, a herefore nature, sports, games and cooking. unknown underground group, announced early For more information, call 647- Friday the release would take place |n 24 hours 3089. because it said France had changed its Middle East policies. ” We announce the release of two of the French Lutz has classes hostages In the hope that France will take this Lutz Children’s Musuem . 247 S. opportunity to further correct its policies so that the Main St., will offer a variety of rest of its hostages will also be released.” the UES statement said. classes throughout the summer for NEC Four members of the French television crew were students. In general, each course will cost $15 and some with have abducted March 8 when returning from a rally of the I i 2 6 " Moslem Shiite fundamentalist Hezbollah movement CONT in Beirut’s southern suburbs. • MONITOR The remaining hostages are Aurel Cornea. 54. and S. Conn, • CABLE READY Jean-Louis Normandin. 34. J The Revolutionary Justice Organization told the An DON'T MISS THIS PARTY!!! COLOR TV Nahar newspaper that it was releasing two of the four names grads hostages because France had changed its policies in the Middle East. NEW HAVEN - Southern Con­ UN-PRECEDENTED SAVINGS ON The group said the decision was made after the Herald photo by Rocha necticut State University awarded intervention and mediation of Syrian President Hafez Clear sailing more than 1,800 degrees and sixth 799 Assad, as well as the government of Algeria and year diplomas at the 91st spring AMERICA'S TOP NAME BRANDS officials from the pro-Iranian Hezbollah, or Party of commencement held on campus God Mary Libbey of Manchester pushes her sailboat from the boat were excellent. The forecast for today also calls for clear, sunny The morning began with a wild car chase began U May 23 and 24. launch at Bolton Lake earlier this week as Brad Cariton of skies. Degree candidates include the NEC between gunmen. French Embassy vehicles and Giastonbury rides by. The boaters both said saiiing conditions following area residents: journalists when a Lebanese newsman said he saw Andevtr "tw o Westerners” get out of a car filled with gunmen Richard Bunker, B.S., 5 Hickory HIM BEST and enter" the French Embassy in Moslem West Drive. 13" Beirut. The car then drove toward Christian East Belton BUYI O I A S. Ronald Morin, M.S.. 12 Sunset Lane. Beirut. ‘A-OK’ Reagan has more polyps removed Coventry The reporter said a French Embassy car was part Kristin Jacobi. M .L.S., 88 Old Eaale- .package for 2, vllle Road; Paul Souza, B.S., 151 Case XOLOR TV of a convoy of four vehicles in the chase. By Ira R. Allen undergo laboratory testing, with results Smith said Reagan underwent blood year’s surgery, headed Friday’s exami­ Road. "W e first chased the gunmen and their cars for a United Press Internatlonol available Saturday. tests, X-rays. CAT scans, an eye nation team. N Manchester 13 days- VM O CAtSITTi while, then I saw two men with Western appearance The president, who had almost 2 feet examination and a dermatological April Castoena, B.A., 257 Autumn s AUTO COLOR v m o c A M im As he left Bethesda Naval Hospital St.; Vincent Dlono Jr., B.S., 141 Pitkin get off from one car and enter a French embassy WASHINGTON - President Reagan of his colon removed last July 13 after examination of his nose in addition to • SOLID STATE 2 I ^ H T S five hours and 16 minutes after he St.; Kathleen Lacey, B.S., 213 Shallow- ^RECORDER vehicle.” the Lebanese reporter said. had two more small polyps removed doctors found a polyp attached to the the colonoscopy, a procedure in which brook Lane; Janet Locke, B.S., 159 r LOCATIONS. RECORDER arrived, the president was asked. ” We later chased the French embassy convoy from his intestine Friday, nearly a year inner wall of his lower intestine, had doctors visually examine the colon Henry St.; Susan Mazzone, B.5., 102 188 “ What did they find?” His wife, Nancy, Wethcrell Unit 28; Lydia Rose, B.S., 26 which crossed the Green Line into Chrsitan east after cancer surgery, but pronounced three small growths removed in through a lighted tube. shouted. "F in e.” and the president, his Newman St.; Russell Smith, B.S., 33 Beirut.” himself feeling "A-OK.” January.
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