MANCHESTER H £ r a LD. Tuesday. Aug, 19. 1986

MANCHESTER CLASSmED ADVERTISING (M 3-2711 SPORTS Board decides KIT ‘N’ CARLYLE ®by Urry Wright Natural foods key Dozen clubs left HELP WANTED HELP WANTED kitchens a must in Rogers kitchen in town tourneys Full time mall order retail Machine Operators. Male BUSINESS & SERVICE DIRECTORY ■ i business needs a diversi­ or female for first, second ••• p d g d 3 p a g e 1 3 fied self starter to help a and third shifts. No expe­ ... page 18 vouno growing company rience necessary. Apply CATb IT le. LvICICTc. owuc with sales, filing orders In person, Monday ||MgUAIiaU8 UMDgfc A CX5&6I2MAN PlN6CHeli . and answering the tele­ through Friday, 9am to CHfLOCARE ELECTMCM. iRIRyiGER phone. Willing to train 4pm. Acromold Products right' applicant. Please Corp. 100 Windermere Sunshine Daycare Center- Dutnoe Electric— Hovlnp apply at Conn. Cane and Ave, Ellington Ct EOE. Sepfember apeninos for 3 Electrical ProblemR? Odd lobs, Trucklno. Your neighborhood Reed Co. 205 Hartford Rd., to 5 years old. $60 w eekly. Need a .lorpe or o small Home repairs. You nome l^dy.m onl Honost torn. Manchester CT. Help Wanted for lands­ Open 6:3(b5:30. Coll 646- Repair? We Spedollte In It, we do It. Free esti­ Ilv mem, w ill estim ate onv caping company, snow 7160. Residential Work. Joseph mates. Insured. 643-0904. lob you create, lownti falling In Winter, must Dumas. Folly Licensed. hauling, cleaning, point­ Free Estim ates. 646-5253. ing, and minor repairs. have drivers license,and CARPENTRY/ Dellverino cleon form RosMentioiausIness. For be dependable. Serious loom; 5 yards $75 plus tax. Port time clerical hel- Inaulrees only, 569-8900. REM00ELIN6 the highest quollty at the IHEATM8/ Also sand, stone, and lowest prices coll, John HJanrhpstrr Hrralft p.CLoan Center) Approxi­ I IPLUMBiNR ero vel. Coll 643-9504. 6434353. mately 20 hours per week. Carpentry and remodel- Manchester A City o( Village Charm For appointment please Ino services — Complete call 646-1700 ask for F. home repairs and remo- Fogarty Brothers — Bo- A. Henry Personalized Corrlyeou or R. Carter. Part time, help wanted. dellna.^Quallty work. Ref­ throom remodeling; In­ Lawn Core-Complete Eoual Opportunity Apply In person, Pero erenced, licensed and In­ stallation water heaters, lawn core and landscap­ Wednesday, Aug. 20, 1986 Employer. Fruit Stand, 276 Oakland sured. Coll 646-8165. oorbage disposals; foucet ing. Free estimotes, fully 25 Cents Street. Manchester 643- repairs. 6434539. Vlso/M- D & D Landscaping, Voca­ insured, oil work guaran­ A Carpenter- Experienced 6384. osterCord occepted. tion cuttings, hedge trim ­ teed, senior citizens dis­ In remodeling. Call Ro­ ming, Frunings, flower & counts. 647-1349. cciPAINTINe/ CMMbyNEA. hK bert Jarvis, 643-6712. Carpentry Maintenance. fUPAPERINR shrub plantings. Freeestl- Full time with benefits. motes. C all 659-2436 o tter 5:30pm. . Call production depart­ WANT ADS ore worth Post office ment, Arbor Acres Farm. Nome your own price — Fother ond son. Fost, looking Into when you're IQ IROOMMATES 1 7 IMISCELLANEOUS 633-4681. Odd lobs. Painting, win­ looking for o place to dependable service. This Is o good time to find dow cleaning, hedge clip­ ^ W A N T E D I for s a le Baby's Quilt Painting, Paperhanging a cash buyer for that ping, anything I C ali M a rk live.^whether it's o home, & Removal. Coll 872-8237. typewriter no one uses. on apartment or o mobile For rent - roomate wanted 649-5695. home. Spa shells- factory se­ U to share Tolland home. conds or damaged In Up early, home by noon! Mature female a must transportation. $200 to gunman kills Pleasant working condi­ $100 per week Includes all $800 as Is. Call evenings or tions. Inside/outside utilities plus electronic weekends. 742-6469. work. Call 649-8926. garage. Please Inquire Real HOMES APARTMENTS 871-1866 after 4pm. FOR SALE Airlines Now Hiring. Res- HELP WANTED FOR RENT ervatlonlsts, flight attend­ Estate ( ( at least 15 ants, and ground crew WANTED 3 Oval gold leaf look positions available. Call Large 2 family. Living Manchester- z peorooms. TO RENT mirrors, vanity, dining G 1-619-565-1630 ext. A 2714 Hardware Clerk. Respon­ room, dining room, kit­ 2nd floor, heat and ap­ J room, hall or bedroom. By Owen Canfield Normally, there would be 90 for details. 24 hours. sibilities Include selling, HOMES chen and 2 bedrooms on pliances. No pets. Secur­ Beautiful, perfect condi­ The Associated Press the first floor. Living tion. $200 for all 3, or $75 postal workers in the building at displaying stocking. FOR SALE ity. $575 month.Call 646- 2 bedroom apartment tor that hour, officials said. Clerk Typist. East Hart­ Good starting pay and room, kitchen and 3 bed­ 3979. a single parent with 5 year each. 633-2468. I rooms on 2nd story. EDMOND, Okla. — A part-time Vince Furlong, an eight-year ford Co. has a full time beneitits. Apply at Cony­ old child and well be­ position available. Must ers Hardware, 63 Tolland Porch, 4 full baths, 2 car Manchester - 2 bedroom, haved dog. Call 643-6908. postal worker facing dismissal employee of the post office, said he be able to type 40 wpm, Turnpike, Manchester. All real estate advertised garage with 2nd story for second floor, no pets, opened fire in a post office this was working at a postal tray at his possess good general of­ 646-5707. In the Manchester Herald storage or work area. stove and refrigerator. morning, killing 14 people and station when he heard a noise like a fice skills. Call Mr. Whit­ Is subject to the federal D.W. Fish. Realty 643-1591 $475 a month plus utilities. Brand new hospital bed wounding at least four before Fair Housing Act of 1968, firecracker. ney at 568-2020 for on Bickford's pancakes and or 871-14(X).n 646-1379. Merchandise and wheel chair for sale. taking his own life, police said. “I looked down under my tray appointment. EOE. family restaurant has op­ which makes It Illegal to $1000. Call 647-7646 after The gunman, identified by police enings tor the following advertise any preference, Immaculate 3 bedroom 6pm. and saw one of my good friends hit limitation or discrimina­ Manchester - Centrally as Pat Sherrill, 44, was hired last the floor with blood coming out of Auto polisher and detail positions: waitress M # , Ranch on lovely lands­ located tor elderly cou­ year and was about to be fired, said person. Immediate open­ hotess M # , cook and tion based on race, color, caped lot. Large country ple, luxury 2 bedroom Avon - tree product to first him,” Furlong said. ing, full time position, for dishwasher. Will train religion, sex or national kitchen, fireplaced living apartment with full base­ LIJ fu r n itu r e 25 to loin Avon now. On 35 postal officials in Washington. Furlong said the gunman had .. auto deoler ship. In new, right Individuals top origin, or an Intention to room, beautiful deck and ment, all electric kitchen to 50 for $5.00 Investment. Sherrill’s body and those of 14 locked some of the doors to the post used, and service depart­ wages, benefits available. make any such prefer­ much more. Ottered at and heat, laundry room Reserve your place tor others were found inside the post office. ment. Must have prior Contact the manager In ence, limitation or dis­ $131,900. Joyce G. Epstein and 2 car garage, no pets. Christmas selling. Call office and in the back parking lot of Ron Blackwell, a carrier, said experience apply to Gor­ person. 415 Hartford crimination. The Herald Real Estate 647-8895.0 Call 643-9674, or 643-7135., Dee, 646-4778. the post office after police moved the shots sounded like postal trays ins Jaguar Rt. 83 Vernon, Turnpike (route 30) Ver­ will not knowingly accept into the one-story brick building falling. Ct. non. EOE. any advertisement which Suddenly available - Cute 2 bedroom flat, heat, hot Oak 24" Bar stools, swl- For Sole - stereo compo­ Is In violation of the law. val, brass rails and per­ nents excellent working about 9 a.m. “My first thought was that some Cape Cod home waiting water, all appliances, air It was the nation’s worst attack Teacher Special Educa­ Receptionlsttnsurance tor the right family. Three conditioning. Coll 647- fect condition, original conditions, color tv, air one had dropped . a tray. Then clerk tor Manchester doc­ bedrooms, garage. In- over $100 each; $89 or best conditioner. Call 742-6700. by a single gunman since a somebody said, ‘He’s got a gun!’, tion, Ct. state certlflca- For Sole By Owners - 80 1595. otter. 633-2468. tlon, complete tor's office. Mature, de­ ground pool. Great buy at rampage at a McDonald’s restau­ and everyone started running Larabee St, East Hart­ Piedmont Airline ticket to rant in San Ysidro, Calif., on July application, three letters pendable person, plea­ ford, 3 family house, on $97,900. Joyce G. Epstein Manchester. 5 room town- out,” Blackwell said. of recommendation and sant personality a must. Real Estate 647-8895.0 house, 2 bedrooms, nice Syacuse, New York by 18, 1984, left 21 people dead. Blackwell said there were about Cross-Stilched lot 100 X 300. Call 649-9535 September 3rd, orignally college transcript re- Morning of afternoon before 10am or otter 4. yard, no pets, 1 child Four of the injured were taken to 80 people in the Post Office when On aulred. Contoct Dr. Ro­ shift. Call 646-5153, leave ■Vlnyly sided Victorian. preferred. $525 plus utili­ $118 best otter. Call 2 adjustable brass look between 7pm and 10pm. hospitals, where two were listed in the shooting began and people G ingham bert Lincoln, principal, message with service. West Side 2 Family. At­ Large 5 plus bedroom ties. Call Rose 647-8400 or critical condition and undergoing "just started running.” Tolland Middle School, 96 home, over 11 rooms, 2 'h 646-8646. floor lamps, 1 tent style, 1 643-9041. tractive 5-5 with screened shell style$20each,pine 15 surgery. Hostage negotiators tried to talk 2 5178 Old Post Rd., Tolland, Ct. LPN Med Nurse - Imme­ In side porch, separate baths. Completely remo­ 06084, 872-7588. a ppllca- diate opening tor LPN deled. Close to hospital. piece stereo TV, book SALE! 50 OFF! tLASH- Police said Sherrill was carrying to the gunman, but he refused to heating systems, 2 car shelf or whatever wall ING ARROW SIGNS$269! at least three handguns when he answer (he telephone. tlon deadline August 22. who Is able to work from garage. Call tonight "We Possible use tor Doctors, Manchester 4 bedroom, Gingham squares are Position to begin Sep­ 3pm-9pm, 4 evenings per Dentists, Lawyers, Room­ unit - great tor den, kids IIGHTED, NON-ARROW entered the post office through an District Attorney Bob Macy said embroidered with little Guarantee our Houses" near park, fenced yard, room, can paint, $120 $259. Unllghted $229 (tree employees entrance around 6:45 tember 3rd. EOE. week. Excellent working Blanchard 8, Rossetto ing House, Day Core, and available Immediately. bodies, spent cartridges and pets in cross-stitch, then conditions and starting many other possibilities. 633-2468. letters) Few left. See a.m. and opened fire. Harild photo by Tuokar set together with solid- Real Estate 646-2482.d $650 plus utilities. Call empty bullet clips were scattered Laundry person - Expe­ rate. For additional Infor­ Some owner financing 633-6975. locally. 1 (800) 423-0163, _ throughout the building. “Tve color squares to create a mation, call Manchester possible. Ride by 9 Talcott For Sale - 2 Captain anytime. darling baby’s quilt. rience required. Full Manchester Brendan Moose Head single beds, ‘ never seen a crime scene like this. S a / / s away time, hours flexible. Manor, 646-0129. Ave, Vernon and call for Manchester -119 Oakland I’ve never seen this volume,” he Noi 5178 has embroid­ Woods, early American your appointment to see!. solid Maple with book­ ery graphs; full direc­ Please coll 643-2751. homes. Open House Sun­ Street, 2 bedroom apart­ case headboards. Both ENDROLLS Crenshaw said. Ray Fisk of East Hartford takes down the sail on his Dart tions. Part time Medical secre­ days 12-4, Manchester, Priced to sell quickly at ment, 2nd floor, ap- enjoyed a day on Bolton Lake despite the less-than- 0 mattresses sealed In plas­ Macy, who described Sherrill as Career Opportunity - tor tary #urse wanted tor Glastonbury line. Rte. 83. only 129,9(X). Strano Real pllanced, heat, carpeting, 27% width - 25i catamaran during an overcast Tuesday afternoon. Ray perfect conditions. To ordor, send $2.50, for each Manchester doctor’s of­ Estate. 647-7653.0 tic, 3 drawers In each bed, 13% width - 2 for 25$ an expert marksman, said the man pattern, plot SOt lor postage and the following positions; West on Shallow Brook to $495, available August. 2 electric blankets $800. nandllng. shipping/recelving, preci­ fice Immediately. Salary 289-0327 or 649-0485. MUST be picked up at the used at least two guns, but could depends on experience. Brendan Rd. Peterman Airy and Open. Roams In Call 649-2991 between 8 sentence not say what kind they were. ANNE CABOT sion tool repair, gauge Building Co. Call 649-9404, Manchester Herald Office M snehaaSar H arald Call 646-2094. this modern 7 & 7 Duplex. and 9pm. before 11 A.M. ONLY. 1190 A«t. of ADitrlcai block calibration. EOE. 647-1340, 647-0080. Available September 1st, "There were people shot all Now York, N.Y. 10036 Will train. Inquire at Holts 3 bedrooms, 2 newer Car­ clean 5 room duplex, 2 through that building,” Macy said, Print Namt, Address with ZIP Inc. 78 Batson Drive Man­ Airlines now hiring! Res- Manchester 6 room Co­ lin Oil Burners. Plenty ot baths, basement, $575 a "which would indicate that he was Labriola has prescription for state COOE and style Number. chester Ct Call 643-5157. ervatlonlsts, flight attend­ Insulation. Full attic and month, plus 1 months rnTV/STEREO/ 25 years lonial, two cor garage, LII ap plia n c es IWANTED TO going through the entire area.” SPECIAL: Over 200 se­ ants, and ground crew aluminum siding $108,900. basement. Stockade and security, no pets, no child­ He said most of the dead were lections and a FREE Delivery prson and Sales positions available. Call fencing and 2 car, jdet- ren, 649-9600. BUY/TRADE Peterman Agency, 649- By John Mitchell found close to what appeared to be By George Layng issues, though, may sound like bad Pattern Section in the Clerk needed for nights 1-619-565-1630, ext A2714... 9404, 647-1340, 647-0080. ached garage. A "Must Herald Reporter ALBUM. Just $3.00. and weekends to work In tor details. 24 hours. See" property!. $159,900. Manchester - 2 bedroom 21 Cubic Feet frost free Herald Reporter their work stations. medicine to some. Agreeing he is Mercy Health Center spokeswo­ modern pharmacy. Manchester 3 bedroom Strano Real Estate. 647- apartment, 4 rooms, ap- Admiral refrldgerator. the most conservative of the three Apply In person Liggett Bus person part time, 7653.0 pllanced kitchen, no pets, $150. Call 646-4320. HARTFORD — A 25-year-old man Jill McDonald identified the Republican Gerald Labriola of GOP contenders, he said he likes to Ranch with In-law aport- Naugatuck i.s the fir.st pediatrician Rexal Drug, Manchester conscientious, and alert ment. $159,900. Peterman $575 per month, heat In­ Buying old furniture, old Manchester man this morning was two critically wounded men as think of himself as the "Ronald Classic Half Size Parkade. to assist servers during Agency; 649-9404,647-1340, New Listing - Vernon. cluded. 1 year lease, plus glass and china and le- given the minimum .sentence of 25 Gene Bray, 54, of Oklahoma City, to run for governor in Connecticut, Reagan of Conneetieut." as he has dinner hours, please 647-0080. $119,900. Owner transfer- security deposit, 649-0795. loqlBOATS/MARINE welry and anything old. years for killing his 10-month-old and Steve Vick, 24, of Edmond. and one of the few doctors in the often been called. Short order cook or kit­ apply to Covey's Restau­ Ing from this area. Gra­ EU eo u ipm en t Pay cash money. Please McDonald said Bray was shot in country to ever seek higher office. chen help, breakfast and rant 45 East Center Street, cious custom 3 bedroom daughter in 1985. Labriola said he opposes abor­ Government Homes from Manchester - 2 bedroom call evenings 646-8496. Hartford Superior Court Judge the left flank and Vick has been “I guess I’m an anomaly.” tion. while Belaga and Bozzuto are lunch. Apply to Gllda's Manchester. $1(U repair). Oellnauent Ranch on private pork opartment, 4 rooms, ap- Labriola said in an interview Luncheonette, 303 Adams like grounds with pllanced kitchen, no pets. 16 foot Mad River canoe, Francis R. Quinn this morning shot in the abdomen. Michael pro-ohoice. The man who as a tax property. Reposse- screened In porch. Call tor paddles Included. Used sentenced Marshall Crenshaw, of Bigler, 36, of Choctaw suffered Tuesday with reporters and edi­ doctor took an oath to save lives, Street, Manchester. DIshwoshers, full or part slons. Call (805)687-6000. $550 per month, 1 year Automotive tors of the Manchester Herald. Yet time, hours to suit your showing Realty World. lease, plus security dep­ tour times. Excellent con­ 40 Olcott St.. to serve his time in the superficial wounds but was being said he nevertheless supports the Ext H-9965 tor .current dition. $8(X). Please call Labriola. 54. said it was the house Medical assistant for needs, experienced or will repo list. 646-7709.O osit, 649-0795. Somers state prison. Crenshaw kept at the hospital for observa­ death penalty because it is effec­ Manchester doctors of­ train, wages based on past 643-4942 after 6pm or 647- had undergone psychiatric testing tion, she said. calls he made as a ypung doctor tive in deterring crime. experience. Apply Ryan's Martin School (Lookout 9946 8:30 - 5:30. Ask for CARS that helped him become interested fice, mature, reliable per­ New Colonial. Spacious 6 3 bedrooms V/2 baths, Bob. this summer to see if he should At Edmond Memorial Hospital, He said he would extend capital son with pleasant person­ New York Style Dell Res­ room home on North Elm mt.) area - 7 room Ansaldl duplex. Appliances, no FOR SALE serve the sentence in a psychiatric spokeswoman Deniece Cun­ a wide punishment to include the crime of ality. Flexibility a must, taurant rt. 30 Vernon. Street! IV2 baths, 1st floor built raised ranch In excel­ pets, $725, plus utilities. I hospital. ningham said William Nimmo, 40, _ _ range of approximately 15 - 20 lent condition. 3 bed­ MUSICAL rape-murder. Without the death laundry, fireplace, cen­ References, 643-9532. However. Public Defender Ri­ of Edmond was in surgery for a issues that af- penalty, he said, there would hours, afternoons and one Locker ottendant'/Blght tral hall and thermopane rooms, formal dining ITEMS ^ • feet people. evening per week, some housekeeping, banauet room, living room with chard Kelly. Crenshaw’s attorney, stomach wound and was in stable nothing to discourage convicts windows! $120's. "We fireplace and built In condition. Analysis Education. Saturdays. Call 646-5153 set up, combination posi­ Guarantee our Houses" Nice first floor 2 bedroom said the tests showed Crenshaw sentenced to life in prison from and leave message with tion available. 20 hours bookcases. Family room Alto Sax, Bundy II $350, 1982 Toyota Corolla. 5 was not a threat to himself or Police said one man was brought making ends killing each other. Blanchard & Rosetto Real with floor to celling fire­ apartment, laundry facili­ Tenor Sax VItto $400. Call speed, dir conditioning, meet finan­ service. per week, $5.00 to $7.00 per Estate 646-2482.0 ties, and storage. $525 others. In sentencing Crenshaw. to the hospital by a fellow em­ Labriola also pointed out that he hour. Ideal for retired place and woodstove. 647^1106. Both perfect AM/FM, new brakes. Ex­ cially and unemployment were all opposes welfare payments for plus utilities and security, working condition. Quinn said he took into considera­ ployee of the Post Office. The man Hertid photo by Tuckar Telemarketer, exciting person. Apply Monches- Large eat In kitchen over­ no pets. 649-4343. cellent condition. $4,000. topics that Labriola said he talked Brond New Listing! Unl- looking 16 X 30 deck and 659-2436 otter 5:30. tion the mental health tests, was not immediately identified. strikers, which he said Bozzuto opportunity, marketing ter Country Club. Call aue 7 room Chalet, 3 Authorities said a number of about on his visits, often spending supports. In addition, he opposes national bran name pro­ 646-103. private yard. Hardwood I PETS AND Crenshaw’s previous criminal re­ bedrooms, 2 full baths, .Available September 1st - 1976 Mercury Capri II, cord — which included two misde­ shots were fired, but they did not more time than he should with GOP CANDIDATE GERALD LABRIOLA social rate-setting, which involves ducts to molor coopera­ floors throughout, 2 car 6 room duplex, 3 bed­ ISUPPLIES families in their homes. Grill loiter, waitress posi­ kitchen appliances, 2 garage. By owner, princi­ runs and looks good, new meanors — and that Crenshaw know what caused the violence. . , . longing for the days of house calls having utility customers pay the tions, knowledge of sales stone fireplaces, 1 car rooms, appliances, $450 electricity and fu^l costs of welfare promotions or premiums tion. Combination posi­ pals only. $159,900. month. I'/amonths secur­ exhaust, new paint. $500 spared the child’s mother, Susan Postal employees who came out "I long for the good old house- garage. Built In 1969. 643-4185. , For Sale- AKC registered or best otter. Call 647-7794 call days.” he said. Yet today. recipients over a certain dollar a plus, excellent salary tion Involving sandwitch Hebron-Bolton Line. ity with references. No Lard, theordealof havingtotestify of the building told reporters that a plus commission , call preparation, and waiting Golden Retrelvers, father otter 6pm. in the trial. man entered the post office and Labriola is hoping to use his skills inrludes a specifir set of proposals VIEW, Labriola. a former state amount. 9 $144,900. Jackson 8> Jock- pets Call 647-1018. Suzanne tor an appolt- on tables. Apply Man­ Is a grand champion. Call began firing at people in line. as a politician to win a Sept. 9 for a variety of subjects — senator, constantly stressed his "You don’t just give them carte son Real Estate. 647-8400 . 643-7605 after 5. 1961 Chevy Bebcagne, 2 "Taking a life is perhaps one of ment, 649-6456. chester Country Club. or 646-8646.0 CONDOMINIUMS Manchester - 2 bedroom the worst things a man can do to a Edmond is a city of 34,000 people primary against two other Repub­ including the environment, educa­ career as a physician, saying it blanche use of electricity.” Labri­ Call 646-0103. door, hard top, good run­ FOR SALE duplex, available Sep­ Free kittens box trained. ning condition, V-6 re- about 15 miles north of Oklahoma licans — Richard Bozzulo of tion. the economy and drug abuse helped him “bring a new focus, a ola said. However, he added that as PH010«UIDE egal secretary/asslstant You’ll toll In love..wlth I tember 1st, $585 per Please turn to page 10 City. Watertown and Julie Belaga of — and a friendly, low-key demea­ new dimension, to state govern­ a humanitarian, he does not favor Call 643-0464. bullt,call 8am - 5pm. EXaUSIVE . f full time, experienced In Mechanics National this gracious 9 room Co­ month, all appliances, nor that helped him win the trust of leaving welfare recipients to pay personal Inlury matters chain Is now hiring South Village Condomini­ 742-0101, $1500 or best Westport — and then defeat ment” O’Neill, on the other hand, lonial home. Enormous washer dryer hookup, call Moving must get rid of otter, must sell.. Democratic incumbent William his patients over the years. is the product of a political system, the full bills, and said the state may preferred,' salary com­ experienced mechanics 1st floor family room, ums. 3 room condomi­ 649-4222 otter 6pm Mon­ mensurate with expe­ to train on the latest nium. 165 South St. No.42. black Labodore mix, 2'/i O’Neill in November. he said. front to back living room, day - Friday. years old, fixed. Call 1968 white mustang, 6 rience, 9-5. Coll 643-1136. diagnostic and tune up 1st floor laundry, new Rockville. Asking $45,900. TODAY’S HERALD His prescription for success IN THE HOUR-LONG INTER­ Labriofa’s positions on certain Please lam lo page 4 equipment. Benefits, uni­ Inquire at premises, or 649-2714. cylinder, good condition, kitchen with window 2 bedroom, private drive­ $2600 or best otter. Call Full time female help forms, earn $300 plus a greenhouse. Many call 646-2426 weekdays 9 to way and entrance, nice wanted to drive standard week. Call 569-1880. or 5. Healthy loveable kittens, 643-1009. charming features. neighborhood.$500 secur­ looking for good home. shift truck chip brush. nights 528-3548. $154,000. Jackson & Jack- ity deposit. Call Ed or Bolton gets help Judge bans searches Good starting pay, all Please call 646-4288, keep 1981 Toyata Tercel hatch­ son Real Estate. 647-8400 ■^INVESTMENT Dan. 649-2947. trying! back, 5 speed, 39 k miles, An electrical inspector from Ferguson is replaced as moderator outside work. Call 228- Grit Blaster - mechani­ or 646-8646.0 A federal judge says the state 3369. cally Inclined Individual E l l PROPERTY excellent condition, $3200. Manchester and a building inspecr may not resume indiscriminate I2W-24VS Free kittens - variety ot Call 643-7776. tor from Vernon are working on to mask and grit aircraft Brand New Listing! Ele­ HOMES searches of all people at Ku Klux By George Layng mi.sdemeanor — because one of the Step down, but she contacted him Custodian. ImmedlateOp- parts. Experience pre­ Invest Today! In this mod­ ages and colors. Checked their own time to help relieve duled for the morning while the gant 8 plus room Contem­ FOR BENT by a vet. C9 II 742-5768. 1976 Mecury Montlgo mix Klan rallies despite arguments Herald Reporter petition sheets he circulated in first. primary began at noon. When told The ever-popular shirt- enlng for person who has ferred but will train It porary Cape In gorgeous ern 5 unit building. Prime J Bolton’s backlog of work created that a Klan meeting set for Labor dress with comfy raglan experience stripping, necessary. Apply be­ Manchester location, station wagon, 8 cylinder, April contained a forged signature, Ferguson, the local coordinator that Willhide said she was replac­ South Windsor neighbor­ AKC Doberman puppy. \ best otter. Coll otter 12 by the resignation of H. Calvin Day weekend needs special atten­ Republican Registrar of Voters police have said. Ferguson for GOP gubernatorial candidate sleeves is flattering to waxing and butting floors tween 9am and 2pm. hood. 4 bedrooms, 2.5 near hospital. Good In­ Manchester, 7 room (3 4 Hutchinson, but no one has been ing him because of his arrest, he 6 the half-size figure. In and performing other cus­ Flanagan Brother's, 911 come "We Guarantee our female. Excellent temper- noon, 643-8561. tion. Story on page 5. Mary Willhide said this morning pleaded innocent in July, and is Gerald Labriola. said this morning said. "I don't think that’s true." boths, spectacular view of bedroom, 1 bath) $750 per ment, shots, ears, tolls 8< hired to take his place yet. Story on long length also. todial functions. For addi­ New London Tpke, Glas­ Hartford. Beautiful lands- Houses" Blanchard & month plus utilities. Se­ she has decided to replace GOP scheduled to return to Manchester he wanted to be replaced because Stevenson said Tuesday he No. 8107 with Photo- tonbury. 633-9474. clows. 646-4104. Plymouth Fury -1975. Air page 4. tional Information call caplng. Offered at Rossetto Real Estate 646- curity and references conditioning, excellent town Director Thomas H. Fergu­ Superior Court Sept. 9 for pre-trial he was going to be busy that day talked with Willhide on Monday Guide is in Sizes 12 H to Manchester Manor. 646- $209,000. Jackson & Jack- 2482. needed, available now, son as a moderator for the Sept. 9 proceedings. urging voters to go to the polls. and urged her to replace Ferguson 24H. Size 14H, 37 bust, Study hall aide position condition. 647-7702 after In d e x 0129. son Real Estate. 647-8400 children accepted, no ■miscellaneous 6pm. Republican primary election be­ When asked if she believed that He said that when he agreed to because of the charges against 3% yards 46-inch. RHAM High School,effec­ or 646-8646.0 pets. 649-1943 eveninas 22 paggg, 2 ggeSons, Ferguson was innocent until tive In September, call IFOR SALE Golf decision secret cause Ferguson had been arrested become a moderator, he told him. Stevenson said he felt it was TO ORDER, (ts4 $2.50 iK sack Dietary Aide - Part time Rentals Chevy Impala, 1975, 4 dr. 4-pagg tabloid guppigmgnt in July for allegedly mishandling proven guilty. Willhide said. "I Willhide "that that was probably inappropriate to have someone patUra, piu S0( tar psitaga asS person wanted to perform 228-9474 tor application Lovely Cape. Manches­ The Manchester Country hasSlisg. a variety of kitchen du­ and Information. k ISTOREANO hard too. Air, power steer­ petition sheets for an earlier certainly do.” However, she said going to be a bad day for me.” who has been arrested serve as a m ■uutn. ter. $109,900. 3 good sized lOFFICE SPACE 2- 6' X 9' area rugs - 1 ing and brakes. VO, cruise Club’s governing body met in a Advics------15 Lottery______primary effort. the decision'was ba.sed on "the Ferguson said he accepted the moderator. ties. Hours 3pm to 7pm. bedrooms, fireplaced liv­ control. Good condition Business _ _ _ 0 Ohitiierl— 10 u t o A«a. .1a t AawficaaAi Call Manchester Manor Security Guard - Glaston­ 19 lAPARTMENTS novllo style with browns, closed session Tuesday to resolve Willhide said, her decision — appearance” that Ferguson had position because there are few Ruth Gottlieb, assistant elec­ ing room, dining room beiges, black, gray, rust; $750 742-0862. Classified _ 20-22 Onlnl«n 6 HOT Yaia. N.Y. ItS M 646-0129. bury Public Schools, 10 and nicely decorated fin­ |F0R RENT the controversy surrounding possi­ coming at the Urging of Demo­ committed a crime. other people in town qualified to tions attorney for the secretary of frla t Haaa. ASSrtta vltS ZIP months, 30 hours per 1 black, white, gray ble violations of its lease with the C om ice_____ 14 People______2 Willhide said she had a “long become a moderator. CODE, SlYlt H a a ^ aa< S ilt. ished family room on braided shag 100 per cent cratic Registrar of Voters Herbert the state’s office, said moderators Receptionist. Medical of­ week. Applications avail­ lower level. 2 full baths, IMISCELLANEOUS town, but the decision is being kept Connecticut _5, 7 S p o rU ___ 17-20 Stevenson — was “strictly to avoid talk” with Ferguson on Tuesday, He said his court appearance are appointed at the discretion of Neir FASHION irltli able from Glastonbury a30 Locust St. 2nd floor, 4 wool, $50 eo'ch. 6332460. ■pecial Grace Cole CoUee- fice. Immediate opening, large private backyard room, heated apartment. Office Space- on busy I automotwe secret until it gets to the town Entertainment 15 Talavitlon_ appearances of any wrongdoing” and he agreed to step down. that day would not have affected the registrar. She said the replace- full time position, benefits Board of Education, Glas­ with screened - In porch route 83. Manchester- Board of Directors. Story on page F o c u e _ _ _ 11 tion for larger slaee; plna tonbury, Ct. 06033. 633- No appliances. Security. 19" Sony Trinitron color U.S./World. Ferguson. 28. was charged with Willhide said Ferguson had his job as moderator because the 2 BONUS Conpoul available. Please respond and patio. 1 cor garage. $520 monthly plus utilities. Vernon town line. For­ TV, works tine, 3 years 1«1 Jeep - CJ 7, looks 3. Local newt3-4,10 WeMhar___ making a false statement — a planned to tell her he was going to pre-trial proceedings were sche- Please turn lo page 10 to PO BOX 1455 Rockville 5231, ext. 441. Affirmative D.W. Fish. 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Chance of Nevertheless, the board’s decision means that the r ( | ^ ' showers 50 percent both tonight and Thursday. history The Housing Codg Appeals Board ruled Tuesday facilities mu.st be in place by Oct. 22 or the town can West Coastal: Mostly cloudy tonight and that the owners of a Main Street apartment building take the Jackstons to Housing Court in Hartford Thursday with showers likely. Lowsinthemid-60s. must pjace kitchen facilities in each of the building’s Kraatz and Pellegrini said. Highs in the mid-70s. Chance of showers 60 percent Five years ago, Prest- 14 low-income units or face being in violation of the dent Reagan de:- During a meeting at the Lincoln Center hearing both tonight and Thursday. housing code. room that became emotional at times, the Jackstons East Coastal: Variable cloudiness tonight and fended the shooting The board’s action turns aside an appeal filed by argued that the building has operated as a rooming Thursday with a chance of showers. Lows in the down of two Soviet- Phyllis and Nicholas Jaekston against an order from house since the beginning of the century and should be mid-60s. Highs inthemid-70s. Chance of showers 40 built Libyan jet figh­ Health Director Ronald Kraatz that they place allowed to continue. However, the Jackstons do not percent both tonight and Thursday. refrigerators, stoves and sinks in each of the housing have a rooming hou.se permit to prove this, town Northwest Hills and Southwest Interior: Mostly ters by U.S. Navy units. officials have said. cloudy tonight and Thursday with showers likely. planes over the Me­ Kraatz issued his order after Town Enforcement The Jackstons said if the town requires them to put Lows in the nnid-60s. Highs 75 to 80. Chance of diterranean the day Officer Thomas O’Marra ruled earlier this year that the facilities in. they might be forced to close the the building, loratcd at 791 Main St., was a tenement, showers 60 percent both tonight and Thursday. before, and denied building. which require.s kitchen facilities in each room. The If you want to shut that building down tomorrow, i the U.S. had deliber­ Jackstons insist the building is a rooming house, fine.” Phyllis Jaekston said angrily. Coastal forecast ately provoked the which prohibits the facilities.' The Jackstons, claiming their name has been Libyans. “We have dealt with this issue for many, many “dragged through the mud” by some town officials, months and we have heard the same arguments.” Long Island Sound to Watch Hill, R.I., and called their building one of the "cleanest on Main said Planning Director Mark Pellegrini, a member of Street" and not in violation of the housing code. They Montauk Point: Winds generally easterly 10 to 15 - _ the board He said the board could grant the Jackstons knots today, about 10 knots tonight and 10 to 15 said they planned to renovate the entire building lo a variance lo allow the building to operate without the make about 16 full apartments equipped with kitchen knots Thursday. kitchen facilities or give them an extension of lime to Seas 1 to 3 feet through Thursday. Herald photo by Bashaw facilities and bathrooms. It would be a waste of money comply with the housing rode lo place kitchen facilities in the existing building since Visibility during the day 4 to 6 miles in haze but in However, other than filing an appeal of Kraalz’s the entire structure is slated for improvements. showers lowering to 2 to 4 miles. During the night Today is Wednesday, Aug. 20. In 1964, President Lyndon B. Members Df the Instructors of the handicapped being planned at Man­ order, no formal request*was made of the board, Handicapped organization aad Mayor Phyllis Jaekston told the board She . said the Clouds, showers likely visibility lowering to between 1 and 3 miles but the 232nd day of 1986. There are Johnson signed an anti-poverty chester High School. From left, Joe leaving its members confused as lo what exactly it renovation would be good for the tenants, the building locally below 1 mile in more widespread fog and 133 days left in the year. measure totaling nearly $l Barbara Weinberg took part this morn­ Canioseo, Alan Borgida, Shawn Adams, was supposed lo do. members said. The denial was and all of Main Street. Tonight and Thursday: Mostly cloudy with a chance of showers. Low in Today’s highlight in history: made on a lack of grounds or oausc. also shower activity. billion. ing in a symbolic ground-breaking David Moyer and Weinberg. “We’re not going lo put a pennv into that building the mid-60s. High 75 to 80. Chance of showers 50 percent both tonight Weather, mostly cloudy through Thursday. On Aug. 20. 1968, the Soviet In 1975, a Soviet-built Czechos­ ceremony for a swimming pool for the “The board has met on this several limes and each unle.s.s we gel re.sulls,” Phyllis Jaekston said. "If we and Thursday. Today's weather picture was drawn by Kristi Svalestad Chance of showers through the period. Union and other Warsaw Pact lovakian airliner crashed while time they (the Jackstons) come up here with weren’t .serious (about the renovations), we wouldn’t of Bolton, who attends Bolton Elementary School. nations began invading Czechos­ trying to land in Damascus, nothing” board Chairman John FilzPalrick said have hired an arehileet” lovakia to crush the “Prague Syria, killing almost all of the 128 'The issue now becomes a zoning matter, Kraatz “It lakes lime to do this,” Nicholas Jaekston said, Across the nation Spring” liberalization drive of said. The Jackstons' next recourse could be lo cither "and it involves a $1 million projeel” people aboard. go to court or lo fight O'Marra’s ruling before the Alexander Dubcek’s regime. Ten years ago: President I OH pool swimming success Plans for the renovation have been shown (o town Clusters of thunderstorms rumbled from the On this date: Zoning Board of Appeals. Kraatz said officials, but they were not presented to the board Gerald R. Ford and his running- Manchester attorn<*y Joseph Brennan, who repres­ East into the South and from Minnesota into In 1833, Benjamin Harrison. mate. Sen. Robert Dole, began Tuesday. Colorado today, amid flood watches in North Bv John Mitchell size of the high school's pool began the amount needed lo pay for the 23rd president of the United their election campaign with a Herald Reporter Carolina. , States, was born in North Bend, last week. pool he said adding that loans stopover in Dole’s hometown of lOH was organized in IP.Sfi to Heavy rain prompted flood watches for the Ohio. Russell. Kan. have been guaranteed from mo.st MANCHESTER ADULT EVENING SCHOOL northern foothills and southern Piedmont sections “This is an exciting moment in provide swimming activities and of the town’s banks In 1914, German forces occu­ the history of lOH. " Dr David instruction for handicapped peo­ REGISTER BY MAIL of North Carolina. pied Brussels. Belgium, during Five years ago: President The Aldrich Construction Co. of Showers and thunderstorms were scattered Reagan defended the shooting Moyer, chairman of the hoard of ple. according to instructor Alan Manchester submitted the lowest All courses to be held at Manchester High School World War I. directors for Instructors of the Borgida. a high school senior who of five bids on the projeel. and from western Minnesota across the Dakotas, In 1918. Britain opened its down of two Soviet-built Libyan Handicapped, told a group of about southern Montana, Wyoming, northern Utah, east jet fighters by U.S. Navy planes has been with the agency for began preliminary excavation COURSE NIGHT TIME ROOM offensive on the Western front in '50 people behind Manchester High almost three years work last week Accounting 1 central Nevada and southeast Colorado. World War I. over the Mediterranean the day School this morning. The crowd M 7-9 145 The .SO instructors, all teenagers, Computers M or W 7-9 San Antonio was 108 degrees Tuesday, breaking before, and denied the U.S. had gathered to participate in ground­ The contract for the project calls Stenography 1 101 In 1920, America’s first com­ work with about 60 students every T 7-9 a 77-year-record. The old record of 107 degrees was deliberately provoked the Typing 1 143 mercial radio station. 8-MK in breaking ceremonies for a special .Sunday afternoon. Borgida said for eonstruelion lo be completed in T orTh 7-9 set Aug. 20, 1909, and the previous mark of 105 Libyans. seven months Typing 1'A 139 Detroit (later WWJ), began pool being built at the school. He said he was happy the pool W 7-9 degrees for Aug. 19 was set in the same year. Moyer said that the pool’.s ramps Typing 2 139 daily broadcasting. One year ago: The White “We’re going to benefit because after more than .30 years of M 6:30-8:30 139 Auto Maintenance 1 City officials declared a heat emergency and In 1940. British Prime Minister your dream is becoming a reality planning, will finally be bnilt. will allow fOH to expand and offer M or W 6:30-9 169 House announced that President its services lo other segments of Auto Maintenance 2 extended the hours of 14 city recreation sites and Winston S. Churchill paid tribute Reagan had given the go-ahead in this community” said Mayor “ft will be fun for us. it will be an T 6:30-9 169 two service centers to accommodate people Barbara Weinberg, whose daugh­ the population Auto Maintenance 3 Th 6:30-9 to the Royal Air Force, saying. for the first tests of an anti­ honor for us to be the first people to Bird Carving 169 suffering from the heat in uncooled homes. ter was an instructor with the W 7-9 163 “Never in the field of human satellite weapon in space. teach (in the pool)” he told the “This is going lo be a community Beg. Woodworking City Public Service reported record usage of conflict was so much owed by so non-profit organization for three crowd holding one of four cere­ facility.” Moyer said T 6:30-9 163 Today’s birthdays: Sen. years. Adv. Woodworking M 6:30-9 2.590.000 kilowatts at 5 p.m. The previous record of many to so few.” George Mitchell, D-Maine. is 53. monial gold shovels. Ed Adams, adult adviser for the French 1 163 2.466.000 kilowatts was set July 30. Actual construction of the shal­ Moyer said lh;it fund-raising for organization, agreed. “The pool is M 7-9 258 In 1955. hundreds of people Actor Sam Melville is 46. Musi­ German 1 T 7-9 Rain lowered the temperature, however. “It was low pool for the handicapped I he |)ioieet is continuing. The just a tool lo |)rovide service lo the German 2 258 FRONTS: were killed in anti-French riot­ cian Isaac Hayes is 44. NBC which will be about oni'-third the group is still aboiil ,«7.S.onn short of Th 7-9 256 quite strange that thunderstorms came at almost ing in Morocco and Algeria. eommunitv” he said Italian 1 T 7-9 newscaster Connie Chung is 40. Spanish 1 266 W a rm .^ ^ the same time,’’ National Weather Service M 7-9 266 Spanish 2 meteori ogist Tom Hicks said. “ It cooled down Th 7-9 266 real . lick when we had a few drops of rain.” The Creations in Lead Glass T 6:30-9 155 Occluded Stationary - Decorative Folk Art high was expected to hit 105 today. Country club prepares decision T 6:30-9 166 On the Light Side Drawing M 7-9 166 Blustery thunderstorms hit northern South Early American Stenciling Th 7-9 171 Dakota Tuesday night. Oil Painting Wind gusting to 78 mph blew the roof off a mobile Th 7-9 166 National forecast Museum moving in 1988, will contain a dog hall of Knitting w 7-9 136 on lease; awaits directors’ nod Oriental Rug, Beg. home in Pollock, the National Weather Service fame, a library and study areas, w 7-9 142 Showers are forecast Thursday for the central and northern Rocky said. Mobridge had 65 mph wind gusts. EUREKA, Mo. (AP) - The Oriental Rug. Int. T 7-9 142 officials said. Bv John F. Kirch Mountains, from the southern Plains to the Great Lakes, and from the Frederick law officials reported gusts to 60 mph, Dog Museum of America, with Town Altorney Kevin O’Brien women equal starting time on Quilting, Beg. T 6:30-9 135 Herald Reporter Quilting for the Holidays eastern Gulf to southern New England. and wind gusts to 65 mph were reported near Elm its collection of doggerel, you concluded Aug 1.31 hat the club was Saturday and Sunday mornings Th 6:30-9 142 Lake 35 miles northwest of Aberdeen. should pardon the expression, is violating its lease because it did after a handful of women protested Rug Braiding M 7-9 142 moving to Missouri. Lottery The Manchester Country Club's not allow women eoual lee-off time the past policy But the vole was Rug Hooking W 7-9 148 The museum’s board of direc­ governing body met in a closed during the prime weekend morn­ rescinded Aug. 5 at the request of a Sewing, Beg. T 7-9 148 tors, meeting in New York se.ssion Tuesday to resolve the ing hours. majority of both men and women Chinese Cooking W or Th 7-9 154 controvcr.sy surrounding possible The men argued that women Algebra 1 T 7-9 264 Tuesday, accepted an offer by Connecticut daily: O'Brien’s findings prompted ac­ American Country Baskets M or Th 7-9 Eureka business leaders for a violations of its lease of town- could have equal rights as long as 155 owned property, the golf club's tion by Ihetown direc'tors. who said American Country Baskets 2 T 6:30-9 159 free building and financial aid Tuesday: 623 they paid the same annual dues Astrology PEOPLE vice president said this morning they would take up the matter at Th 7-9 260 and gave up a sperial Ladies Day and agreed to relocate to this St. Play Four: 7160 However, the club Board of their Aug 26 meeting if the club did (CPR) Cardiopulmonary Resuscitation M 7-9 150 Louis County city. not resolve the issue itself. designated foreaeh Thursday, that English Enrichment W Governors’ decision iseonfidontial guarantees the women a block of 7-9 147 They’re not all bad Charity goodies Hotchner, Newman’s partner in the food The museum, expected to open Lotto: 5-7-16-19-23-30 until after the town Board of Town Director Stephen T First Aid W 7-9 150 venture. Penny, who asked O'Brien lo time to play. Flower Arranging T 7-9 153 Direetdrs which oversees the Graphoanalysis A Knoxville, Tenn., trucker says he has Actor Paul Newman, who has been Newman called the food company “one of club’s lease, has a chance In investigate possible violations, The club's single rales are $480 a W 7-9 143 and Director Kenneth Tedford. a Holiday Crafts M 7-9 135 gathered signatures and company endorse­ peddling his gourmet goodies for four years, my most greatest pleasures.” jreview it. board Vice President year, while the family rate is set at Holiday Crafts ments on a get-well card for the wounded son contributed $1.7 million from the sale of his The company said profits from the member of the hoard's subcom­ $720 Some men have suggested W 7-9 171 ;Jolin Pickens said today. Homomaking tor Mon M 7-9 154 of country singer Ricky Skaggs to let the olive oil and salad dressing to charities and spaghetti sauces and popcorn would be given “We took action in executive mittee which oversec's the club, that the woman in the family does Income Tax Tips could not he reached for comment not pay her fair share of the family M 7-9 157 family know the industry is not all bad. the arts, his company says. away during the Christmas season. 'session to hopefully resolve the Introduction to Travel Planning M 7-9 264 Andrew Lee Skaggs, 7, was shot in the face Newman’s Own Foods said Tuesday that situation” Pickens said “We're today Neither could John Mar­ rale while the women fighting for Investments shall. the club’s president, or equal rights insist the fee is split W 7-9 149 Sunday as he rode with his mother on an the most recent donation brings to $8.7 Ewing offices move certainly trying to find the quiet Cake Decorating Beg. M 7-9 152 resolution to this” Nicholas Jaekslon the town evenly between husband and wife Paper Cutting Traditions interstate in Virginia. A truck driver has million the charitable contributions it has liaison M 7-9 153 been charged in what authorities said began made since its formation in 1982. The When Larry Hagman wheels and deals as . He said the country club, which One woman who wanted the Multi-Crafts M or Th 6:30-9 148 as a minor traffic incident. company, which also makes Newman’s Own the unscrupulous J.R. Ewing this fall on ■leases the land from the town will I'nder its old rules, men could equal playing time said the major­ Basics of Numerology 1 M 7-9 260 “Dallas,” it will be from new offices. ■send the directors a letter this tee (iff on weekends from 6 lo 11: ,30 ity of female members who were Basics of Numerology 2 T 7-9 260 Kent Galyon, a superviser for Ryder-PIE Oldstyle Picture Show Popcorn and a line of Paranormal Nationwide, is among up to 1,000 people spaghetti sauce called Newman’s Own The CBS show’s office scenes will be shot at : week.informing them of Tuesday's a m . while women had lo wait willing lo give up the weekend Th 7-9 135 the Interfirst Plaza because the the Interfirst 'action, which came during a until lalor. morning hours didsoonly because Personal Transformation W 7-9 157 . represented on the card put together by Industrial Strength Spaghetti Sauce, gives Pine Cone Wreaths M 7-9 Ryder trucker Bob Carroll. away all its profits. II building that housed the offices of Ewing regularly scheduled meetingat the Last .liine the club's governors the men threatened to lake away 159 iciub. Photography, Basic M or T 7-9 149 At least 11 trucking companies lent their Among the charities that received money Oil Co. will be undergoing unsightly changed those rules to allow Ladies Dav Photography, Adv. renovations, officials said Monday. Th 7-9 149 names to the card, Carroll said Tuesday. from the sale of olive oil and salad dressing Profit and Prosper M 7-9 143 "You know, we have got a bad name for were the American Foundation for AIDS Bramalea Ltd., owners of the InterFirst Before and After Reincarnation T 7-9 262 ourselves... We’re going to have to do Research: Recording for the Blind, a group Plaza, has been wooing Lorimar- Sign Language 1 T 7-9 157 something to straighten it up and let the that makes audio tape of literature for the Telepictures, the production company, for Manchester landfill to get facelift Tarot Cards W 7-9 262 more than a year while the Interfirst Plaza G re e tin g s Aerobic Dance W 7-8 Q-47 people know there are still good people blind: the Brain Tumor Foundation for ■ Manchester’s garbage dump “It’s like putting an addition to a brought to luirilord. where rales Aerobic Dance driving trucks in this country.” still was under construction, said Bramalea On August 20th, 1977, the first U.S. Voyager spacecraft w 8-9 Q-47 Children: and Cystic Fibrosis Research, Inc. "may be getting a little bigger and building” he said “That’s what are more expensive. Camosci said Beg. Bridge M 7-9 Andrew was in stable and satisfactory Organizations receiving donations were spokesman Doug Salter. was launched toward Jupiter, Saturn, and the stars. 171 However, “Dallas” publicist Joyce Wilson living a little longer over the next we’re doing, we’re going with the But Camosci pointed out that Int. Bridge T 7-9 171 condition Tuesday after surgery late Sunday the Metropolitan Opera in New York, The few years. Dancercise said Monday that Lorimar hasn’t made a Voyager Two was launched 16 days later. Both space­ second floor” Connecticut has not approved Th 7-8 Q-47 to remove a bullet from his neck, said Sally Georgia Ballet in Atlanta, the National Play craft contain 118 photographs of life on Earth. Each The Planning and Zoning Com- DEP approval could mean lower another landfill for the last few Dancercise Th 8-9 Q-47 Ramey, a spokeswoman for Roanoke Mem­ Award Commitee in Los Angeles and the permanent commitment to either location. :mission approved a modified site garbage-disposal costs for Man­ Golf M 7-8 one also carries a phonograph record with 90 minutes of years, making Manchester on«’ of Q-36 orial Hospital in Virginia. New York Landmarks Conservancy. ;plan Monday that will allow the chester residents in the long run. the only dumps in the Hartford Golf M 8-9 Q-36 Skaggs remained at his son’s bedside “We favor charities that aid the very Comics relieve Koch music — by Beethoven, Bach, Chuck Berry and others •town to expand the landfill by 1.27 since garbage would not have lo be area Yoga M 7-9 Q-47 Tuesday after he canceled performances at young and the elderly, and those groups out — as well as many other sounds, including a kiss, the million cubic yards, adding an Home & Small Business Computers T 7-9 215 Appetizers/Hor d’oeuvre the West Virginia pnd Kentucky state fairs, of the mainstream but we try to cover as New York Mayor Edward I. Koch accepted Morse code, crickets and frogs, fire and speech. The additional eight years to its life T 7-9 154 span. Ramey said. many bases as possible,” said author A.E. a $139,500 check in aid for the homeless from recording sends greetings in 60 languages. Billy Crystal and Robin Williams, but not The approval means that the REGISTRATION FOR FALL TERM: fall term bemns the week Of SEPTEMBER iSUi before the pair put him through a few. DO YOU KNOW — What animal also sends “greet­ town can go to the state Solid Waste Mark Twain Said, bureaucratic paces. ings” on Voyager’s phonograph record? Management Unit, a division of t he 1. Register by mail until Thurs., Sept. 4th. COST: “Do you have two forms of ID?” asked Department of Environmental “The spider looks _ „ , . , . . o . o.u 1. $15 per course for Manchester residents. Protection, for final expansion 2. Register in person: Mon., Sept. 8th. nonresidents. Crystal. “ No? Window five, then, please.” TUESDAY’S ANSWER — The 1985-1987 Congress Is the 99th. approval for a merchant "rhe money presented Tuesday was part of 'The dump sits on 60 acres off of Manchester High School Cafeteria 2. t h e r e a r e no r e f u n d s u n l e s s more than $4 million raised through the 8-20-86 ' KnowledKe Unlimited, Inc. 1986 Olcott Street and has a capacity fo who doesn't 6:30 - 8:00 P.M. A CLASS IS CANCELLED. Comic Relief benefit concert. A Newspaper in Education Program hold 4.25 million cubic yards of advertise so he Manchester Senior Citizens may lake one course tree each semester In addition to those ottered “I’m thrilled, because I was born in this waste over the next 12 years. at the Senior Citizens’ Canter. city — with a home — and it’s a thrill to come Sponsored by The Manchester Herald Acting Town Engineer William can spin a web back and help out.” Crystal said. “Living in Camosci said With all the appro- across his door New York, and especially growing up in New ■vals. the dump could hold 5.5 REGISTRATION BLANK York, you see a lot of homeless.” .million cubic yards and expand its and lead a life The check will go to the Health Care for the life span to 20 years, he said I wish to register for the following courses: Homeless Project, a public-private venture Camosci was asking the PZC lo of undisturbed (Print name of course) (Print night of week given) (room) Manchester Herald allow a vertical expansion of 40 which will use the money to provide basic peace.” 1. health care and social services for 1,500 feet in the landfill homeless people. USPS 327-500 VOL. CV, No. 273 2. Published dally except Sunday Suggested carrier rates are $1.50 Spideri don'l lead an eaay life. Newipaper 3. and certain holidays by the Man­ weekly, $6.50 for one month, $10.25 / chester Publishing Co., 16 Bralnard advertifing createi the kind of cuiiomer Honors for Willie for three months, $38.50 lor six NAME (Please print) Place, Manchester, Conn. 06040. months and $T7.00 (or one year. traffic ipider* hate and merchants love. If Country music star Willie Nelson has been Second class postage paid at Man­ Mail rates are available on requaat. you’re a business owner who seems lo be Mailing Address ____ named a "Sagamore of the Wabash” for his chester, Conn. POSTMASTER: seeing far too many spiders lately, give us a Send address changes to the Man­ Tel. No. ______I am a resident of the town of- efforts to help American farmers. chester Herald, P.O. Box 591, Man­ call. Our retail display and classified adver­ A The honor, the highest Indiana’s governor chester, Conn. 06040. To place a claaellied or diaplay tising departments can create the kind of can grant, was given by Gov. Robert D. Orr advertieement, or to report a newt advertising you need to send lazy spiders on item, story or picture Idea, call 643- th eir way. Tuesday night before Nelson performed at GUARANTEED DELIVERY: If 2711. Dffice hours are 8:30 a.m. to 5 Mail to: Manchester Adult Evening School Please enclose check or the Indiana State Fair. you don't recaiva your Herald by p.m. Monday through Friday. Manchester High School money order payable to: “As governor of one of America’s most 5:30 p.m. weekdays or 8 a.m. Satur­ Manchester, CT 06040 MANCHESTER ADULT EVENING SCHOOL AP photo day, pisaas talaphona your carriar. productive agricultural states, I want to If you're unabta to reach your car- liaudjPBtpr Hprali) COMIC RELIEF — Comedians Billy Crystal (left) and Robin Williams (right) thank Willie Nelson for all he has done to rtar, call subscriber service at 647- The Manchaeter Herald Isa mem­ MAIL REGISTRATIONS WILL NOT BE ACCEPTED AFTER SEPTMEBER 4th. IF YOU HAVE 0046 by 6:30 p.m. weekdays or 10 a. point to a check for $139,000 to be used to aid homeless people, which they heighten awareness of the plight of the ber of the Associated Praes and a REGISTERED, YOU WILL BE NOTIFIED ONLY IF YOUR CLASS HAS BEEN CANCELLED. farmer,” said Orr. “To honor him with a m. Saturdaye lor guaranteed deliv­ member of the Audit Bureau ol Clr- PLEASE DO MOT CALL THE HIGH SCHOOL OFFICE FOR INFORMATION. presented Tuesday in New York to Mayor Ed Koch. The money is part of the Sagamore is the best way we know how to say ery In Manchaeter. culetlone. 643-2711 more than $4 million collected through th^ Comic Relief benefit concert. thanks foi^all he has done.” 1- 4 — MANCHESTER HERALD. Wednesday. Aug. 20. 1986 _MANCHESTER HERALD. Wednesday. Aug. 20. 1986 — 5 Labriola compares Connecticut In Brief Judge refuses to delay Klan ruling By Susan Okula state wants contribution probe enforcement techniques available Klan rallies in the state. Referring to state police esti­ The Associated Press to police can substantially guaran­ Law enforcement officials insti­ himself, GOP foes Elections Enforcement Commission is mates that the rally would draw tee public safety at the rallies. tuted the mass pat-down practice between 50 and 75 Klan members, Republican gubernatorial NEW HAVEN — A federal judge Cabranes’ decision allows police in 1981 after injuries resulted from fn ^®l’*'lola illegally accepted an unreported says the state may not resume Klotz said "th a t is almost ludi­ Continued from page 1 Bozzuto won the nomination at to search individuals whom they violence at three Klan rallies. crous in my opinion for a national the GOP convention, but Labriola d 1 vw ® A a "l‘-el>ortlon political organization. indiscriminate searches of all reasonably suspect of carrying Police have said the violence was rally.” people at Ku Klux Klan rallies be able to pick up the difference. said that victory will have no effect campaign finance for the secretary of the weapons. It also leaves police free started by Klan opponents. Klotz also questioned Assistant on Republican voters in the lejier Monday to the commission stating that despite arguments that a Klan to separate the Klan from its Lower court orders had autho­ meeting sat for Labor Day wee­ State Attorney Carl Schuman’a THE MAJOR PROPOSAL of his primary. the Right-t^Ufe Political Action Committee failed to file nine opponents at the rallies. rized the ma.ss searches for statements that a search of the agenda, he said, is his plan to cut “ The luster of his having won a financial-disclosure statements since October 19M that were due kend needs special attention. State police spokesman Lt. Ed­ subsequent rallies. The KKK chal­ under tne law. U.S. District Judge Jose Ca- 100-acre Thrall property for wea­ faxes some $175 million. This convention is tarnished by having ward Dailey said Cabraiies’ deci­ lenged the searches in federal pons under a search warrant includes cutting the state sales tax done so poorly in the (delegate) Margaret Torlai of Torrington, the treasurer of the PAC said branes Tuesday denied the state’s sion means state police will be court. request that he delay enforcing his before the rally would be fruitless by half a cent on the dollar, primaries,” he said. she would not comment until after speaking with Guay. unable to guarantee anyone’s Cabranes made the June 30 and dangerous to police. lowering business and corporate .. ” 1*® roquest stemmed from questions raised about a telegram June 30 ruling that the mass safety at the rally. ruling, which the state appealed. LABRIOLA SAID winning Fair- pat-down searches violated the The element of danger in police taxes by half a percent, and the group sent on the candidate’s behalf during the Republican “ We could do it in the pa.st Then the state asked Cabranes to searches of property is a ^ven, field County will be the key to white-supremacist group’s Fourth because we knew no one was phasing out the tax on dividends winning the primary, and he cited caucus in Fairfield in March. The telegram provided a telephone delay enforcing his June 30 order Klotz said. and interest. Amendment protection from un­ armed.” Dailey said. until the appeal was decided. his victory in the Fairfield dele­ ® '^‘*® to the polls during the reasonable search and seizure. Statements that Thrall pre­ Labriola. who also opposes a r airfield delegate caucus on April 1. “ We’re very pleased with it,” viously made in court threatening gate primary as evidence of his The judge alsc denied the state’s Cabranes announced his deci­ state income tax, said these cuts strength in the area. the telegram never was listed as an in-kind sion from the bench after a said Connecticut Civil Liberties uninvited visitors on his property would help stimulate the economy. request to let police use metal Union attorney Shelley White, who were read to Cabranes. As for facing O’Neill in No­ contribution on the Labriola campaign’s financial-disclosure detectors to search all rally four-hour hearing that centered on In other areas. Labriola said he statements. represented the KKK. State policy Detective Vincent vember. Labriola said he does not participants for weapons. He said a KKK rally planned for Aug. 30 would explore creating a private and 31 on the property of Edwin Cabranes said he put great stock Constantino testified that intelli­ consider the prospect of battling an those types of searches were also prison system and motor vehicle Thral! in East Windsor. - into Tuesday’s testimony by Ro­ gence sources claim weapons may incumbent during economically unconstitutional when conducted department. Healsosaidhefavors prosperous times an unwinnable Man convicted In false-alarm deaths bert W. Klotz. a retired deputy be brought into the rally despite a doing away with the convention on an indi.scriminate basis at a The KKK is billing the Aug. 30-31 police chief of Washington.' D.C., task. He attributed much of the public rally. recent state court order forbidding system for choosing party nomi­ BRISTOL — Dennis B. Gauthier of Bristol faces a maximum rally as its national convention. who said he did not see any more them. state’s economic success to Presi­ The courts “ must guard against nees. and would instead have dent Reagan’s policies, and said sentence of five years in prison and a $5,000 fine after a jury Police were concerned that the potential for violence at the Labor Constantino said he also ex­ direct • primaries for which con­ police conduct that is overbearing meeting might have a -greater Day weekend gathering than there there are a number of problems in convicted him of turning in a false alarm that led to the deaths of or h-’ rass*r"“ »hat other law pected some anti-Klan groups to Herald photos by Tucker tenders could qualify by obtaining Connecticut that O’Neill has not two 14-year-old girls. potential for violence than past had been at previous KKK rallies. appear. Gerald Labriola, a Naugatuck pediatrician who is one of the signatures of two percent of addressed. j '*^0® charged with falsely reporting an emergency Herald's office Tuesday. He outlined his proposals on a registered voters. three Republican candidates for governor, talks about These include one of the highest that led to Injury or death in the Aug. 14,1985, collision between a variety of subjects — including the environment, Concerning bis campaign infant mortality rates in the his prescription for Connecticut in an interview at the fire track and a car. The accident killed Jodi Kuharski and Julie States want big lottery education, the economy and drug abuse. against Belaga and Bozzufo. La­ country, the failure of many L ^ a d ia , both of Bristol, who were passengers in the car. briola said he is confident that he teenagers in the state’s larger Gauthier displayed no emotion Tuesday when'jury foreman KANSAS CITY. Mo. — Officials Hampshire. New York. Oregon, EVERYTHING GOES will capture the same percentage cities to graduate from high Richard Jones read the one-word verdict following a trial that from 10 states and the District of Rhode Island. Washington. West of votes he did during delegate school, and drug abuse. Labriola Columbia agreed Tuesday to work Virginia and Washi.gton, D C. primaries earlier this year. In lasted SIX days a delinerations lasting an hour and 15 minutes BICYCLE SALE Labriola offers east-of-river agenda said. over two days. toward a multistate lottery by “ The ranks will be open in the those contests. Labriola came out Labriola is hoping that voters October 1987 that could produce future." said O'Connell, director of on top with .just under 50 percent of will give him the go-ahead to apply Prosecutors said they would seek the maximum when Bv George Loyng cut. he listed a number of actions. that head to nowhere have no Gauthier is sentenced Sept. 4. m ultim illion-dollar weekly the Rhode Island lottery. “ I can water, parks, recreation and his­ the vote. his cures for the state’s woes. payoffs. Herald Reporter Labriola. a pediatrician and meaning." he said, referring to toric sites. envision that all lotteries in the Panasonic Two other states hope to be former chief of staff at Waterbury Interstate ,S84. which ends in He noted that Connecticut ranks United States will enjoy a common Republican gubernatorial candi­ Hospital, said there is no neo-natal Bolton Notch. included, but officials from those game.” BICYCLE second in the country in terms of Towns face shortage of schools states need to pursue the idea date Gerald Labriola of Naugatuck intensive care unit east of the The former state senator said it Rebecca Paul, director of the how much of its land is developed, H&R BLOCK TAX COURSE COULD BE TICKET further with lawmakers at home, said Tuesday he is often criticized Connecticut River. As governor, was also important to diversify the but it ranks ,'iOth in the amount of HARTFORD — Increasing enrollment caused by a "baby Illinois State Lottery, said her CLEARANCE for telling residents in various TO EXTRA INCOME boomlet’ ’ is prompting some Connecticut communities which said Peter J. O’Connell, a spokes­ office will coordinate the group’s he said he would work with the state’s economy. He noted that parks and open space. man for the group. parts of the state one thing, while private sector to change this. while defense contractors in some had shut down school buildings in the 1970s to consider puttin up initial efforts and that eventually SALE telling others something else "T h a t's got to be turned Thousands of people are finding that learning income tax new ones. The group includes Connecticut. the drawings will be held in He also said he supports con­ parts of the state have helped keep Illinois. Iowa. Missouri. New This charge is not true, he said struction of the proposed Route 6 the overall unemployment rate around." Labriola said preparation is the perfect way to supplement their incomes. A federal official says that throughout the country, the school Chicago. during an interview with reporters EVERY 10-SPEED ^20 OFF highway, which would stretch down, other areas have not fared He also focused on preserving, Many people use the tax preparation skills they learn in H&R enrollment is on the rise because of the new baby boom that and editors of the Manchester from Bolton Notch to Windham. as well farms and farmland. As governor, began about a decade ago. Herald, However, he added that The highway has the support of Block’s Income Tax Course to add to their incomes. H&R EVERY 12-SPEED ^30 OFF Labriola also emphasized prom­ Labriola said he would strengthen Block is now offering its basic income tax course starting “ Right now, we have the baby boom generation having their while campaigning, he does try officials in Manchester and sur­ oting tourism in eastern Connecti­ the agricultural preservation act. own families, the boom that started right after World War II and TAG SALE and focus on the concerns of the rounding towns as a way of helping cut as a way of providing iobs To September 11th and 12th. Morning, afternoon, and evening EVERY 15-SPEED <50 OFF and also lower inheritance taxes classes are available. No prerequisites are required to en­ extended into Ihe early 1960s,’’ said Vance Grant, specialist in people who he is speaking to. the economy of eastern do this he outlined a four-point on farms so that family farms will education statistics for the federal Department of Education in By the Town of Manchester When asked what he would do for roll. EVERY MOUNTAIN BIKE<50 OFF Connecticut. environmental protection plan be passed down to other genera­ Washington, D.C. A Tag Sale of surplus furniture and equipment for the Manchester and eastern Connecti­ Labriola agreed. "Highways that includes protecting ground tions and continue to be viable. During the 13 week course, students will study various Although enrollments are not expected to be as large as they Town and Board of Education will be held: phases of income tax preparation and receive actuai experi­ were in the 1960s, the pressure is being felt throughout ence in preparing individual returns. Experienced Biock in­ Connecticut, where 286 schools were closed in 82 towns between Place: Waddell School Gym/Auditorium structors wiil teach tax iaw, theory and appiication, as prac­ 1970 and 1985. 163 Broad Street Bolton is catching up on inspections ticed in Block offices nation-wide. There is a classroom dis­ Manchester, CT 06040 cussion on each tax subject and many practice problems. More towns may Join trash project Date: Saturday, August 23, 1986 BOLTON — An electrical inspec­ Board of Selectmen that he didn’t was handling inspections, and she tions. The state is required to Courses are programmed to teach students increasingly EV6 RYTHilild IN tor from Manchester and a build­ have the time to handle all the .iobs said septic and electrical inspec­ review and approve the qualifica­ complex tax problems as study progresses. Students will HARTFORD — The Connecticut Resources Recovery Time: 8:30 a.m. to 12:30 p.m. ing inspector from Vernon are and complained that town officials tions are up to date. "As time tions of building inspectors before find the course both interesting and challenging. Authority has opened the door for 12 additional towns to join the working on their own time to help wouldn’t respond to his requests allows, we will look at the new town officials meet with them, Mid-Connecticut Project, a trash-to^energy plant. The following types of items will be sold: THE BIKE SHOP relieve the backlog of work created for help. Hutchinson took a .iobasa building permits.” Levine said Because tax prepartion is needed during the months of Jan­ The CRRA action Tuesday raised to 45 the number of towns Levine has said. Tables, typewriters, adding machines, metal cots, AV by the resignation of H. Calvin building inspector in Manchester. Selectman Sandra Pierog, who is In other business at its Tuesday uary through April, you can put your skills to use immedia­ eligible to use the plant. 183 Spruce Street Hutchinson, but no one has been “ We’re doing the best we can on the personnel committee, said tely during the winter months and may be able to make en­ equipment, copiers, chairs, cabinets, trampoline, hel­ meeting, the Board of Selectmen The new towns are Beacon Falls, Behtlemhem, Litchfield, mets, water pitcher and many other selected items. hired to take his place yet. with what we’ve got.” said Karen the selectmen will be interviewing set Aug. 28 as the date townspeople ough extra money to pay off Christmas bills or make money Middlebury, Naugatuck, North Branford, Oxford, Prospect, Manchester • 647-1027 selectmen said Tuesday. Levine, the town’s administrative applicants for the positions will vote on whether to reopen for that summer vacation. Southbury, Thomaston, Waterbtown and Woodbury. ALL SALES FINAL. ALL MERCHANDISE SOLD "AS IS” . OPEN MON. - TUES. - WED. • 9:30-6:00 Hutchinson, formerly the town’s assistant. She called it a "much through the beginning of next teachers’ salary negotiations. The plant is under construction at a site in Hartford and is "WHERE IS”. ALL MERCHANDISE MUST BE RE­ THURS. - FRI. - 9:30-8:00 / SAT. 9:30-5:00 building inspector, sanitarian, zon­ better situation than we were in week. A special meeting of the On Monday, the Board of F i­ Qualified course graduates may be offered job interviews scheduled to open in 1988. ing official and assessor, resigned MOVED AT TIME OF SALE. THE TOWN RESERVES two weeks ago at this time." selectmen is scheduled Tuesday to nance agreed to reopen negotia­ for positions with Block. Many accept employment with THE RIGHT TO LIMIT QUANTITIES ON ANY ITEM • SALE ENDS SATURDAY, AUGUST 23rd about three weeks ago. He told the Levine said that the first priority review the candidate’s qualifica- tions Block because of the flexible hours available. However, Block is under no obligation to offer employment, nor are ( i graduates under any obligation to accept employment with Andover invites offers for school bus fleet H&R Block. One low course fee includes all textbooks, supplies and tax ANDOVER — The Board of together. Gasper said. Bids are firm transport schoolchildren and the contract service Residents forms necessary for completion of the course. Certificates Selectmen set Sept. 12 as the scheduled to be opened Sept 15. end town service. also voted in a June advisory and 7.5 continuing education units will be awarded upon deadline for receiving offers to she said. However, a group of parents referendum to keep the town’s successful completion of the course. For more information purchase the town’s fleet of school The buses have been at the have opposed the move, and have buses, but last week at a town and to obtain registration forms and a brochure for the in­ buses, and bas begun sending out center of a summer-long controv­ helped defeat three budget propos­ meeting residents voted to sell the come tax course, call H&R Block at 529-1489. information about the vehicles to ersy. The Board of Education als for the current fiscal year buses, effectively ending the dis­ p P E M N G t potential buyers. First Selectwo- decided in May to have a private because they contained money for pute. both sides said. man Jean S. Gasper said this morning. JOOOCOOOOOOCKJOO I

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cities and poor areas — traditionally tho.se words, very nice words indeed, one in 1939. V-neck styles. 100% acrvlic in with the fewest resources and the highest I would like to express my ment pertaining to Robert Harri­ but that is all they are: words! son and his department about the On Tuesday. Sikorsky Aircraft sizes 4-6X, 7-14. . si. great appreciation and gratitude THE S&Ls, with their millions of depositors, rates of failure. The course is not open to the measure of care that they haW rolled out its revolutionary X-Wing Students who fail to learn must also bear public! to the Manchester Police Depart­ have considerable grass-roots clout in Congress. . research aircraft designed to ment for the quick response taken in maintaining the parks. Senate Majority Leader Bob Dole, R-Kan.. Turtlenecks part of the blame in,most instances, and once The townspeople of Manches­ overcome the helicopter’s inherent hi when a burglary was reported at I hope these facts will help to recently wrote to Senate Banking Committee aerodynamic limitations at high schools are closed, the unmotivated students ter. who own this golf course and every building and permanent 240 New State Road on 'Tuesday. dispel any insinuations that I was Chairman Jake Garn. R-Utah, who would preside speeds. 5 9 7 .5 9 7 are more likely to give up on education Aug. 12. at Benston’s confirmation hearing. Dole noted fixture on it. should be permitted displeased with the past perfor­ The X-Wing. unveiled in Sikors­ Reg.TO-AIO. Poly/colton blend entirely than to go searching for better public to freely use this course at any mance of any town official. that his state’s thrift executives are “vehemently ky’s giant hangar to an audienceof Within minutes several offic­ and unanimously” opposed to Benston’s in solids or prints with puff or private schools. time, for a reasonable fee. in ers. uniformed and plainclothes, These parks belong to the people 1.300 executives, politicians, re­ sleeves. Sizes 4-6X, 7-14. keeping with operating cost. The of Manchester — let’s help keep appointment. In the letter, seen by our associate porters, dignitaries and em­ % For better or worse, finding a good school were on the scene and the Michael Binstein. Dole said. ployees, is the aerospace indus­ is not as easy as selecting a new car or a totally unfair and unbalanced suspects were caught due to the them beautiful. agreement by which a limited “I am sure you are quite familiar with the views try’s latest shot at overcoming one stereo. fast action and excellent work of of manned flight’s major barriers: Corduroy Pants — 4}-^ number of people (residents and combing the area. Glenn C. Beaulieu held by Professor Benston regarding the future of the S&L industry. Suffice it to say that the Kansas speeds above 600 miles per hour in Students and parents who feel public non-residents) now control, op­ Co-Chairman aircraft that can take off. hover 1797 schools are not doing their jobs, should work erate and use this golf course for This police department is Vietnam Veterans S&L League is of the belief that his policy beliefs, and land like helicopters. M y to change schools from within — not further their private use. should be second to none and I would like to Memorial Committee if fully implemented, would result in the demise of The $100 million project began Reg. *24. Pleated front trouser the S&L industry as we know it. It is suggested to or fly front, belled style. By limit the available choices. terminated as soon as possible: state that I am extremely proud after Sikorsky won a contract from even for past and current of our police department. me that Professor Benston has expressed the government in 1982 to develop Prettv Please in five colors. violations! considerable doubt as to the viability and the experimental aircraft. Sizes 7-14. I I would also like to say “thank If the members of the Man­ necessity of (thrifts) in this country.” The X-Wing was developed you.” Letters policy Garn reportedly voiced his doubts about the iJS chester Country Club want a With a superior police force jointly by the Defense Advanced private golf course, for their own The Manchester Herald wel­ expected Benston nomination at a recent meeting Research Projects Agency, the Fleece Activewear like we have in Manchester, it with White House Chief of Staff Donald Regan. In National Aeronautics and Space use. they should buy one. The makes it a safer place to live. comes original letters to the nearby Minnechaug Golf Course editor. addition, one source told us that Sen. Alfonse Administration and United Tech­ 990 D’Amato. R-N. Y., has quietly passed the word to nologies Corp.’s Sikorsky Aircraft. is available. Raymond F. Damato Letters should be brief and to Value Priced. Fleece tops and It is unfair, un.just. and mor­ the White House to kill his constituent’s It will be shipped to Edwards Air 2.30A New State Road the point. They should be typed nomination. Force Base in California in Sep- fleece pants for play. ally wrong to deprive the Manr Manchester or neatly handwritten, and. for tember to prepare for its first test Sizes 7-14. Chester townspeople of the right ease in editing, should be double­ flight. to use this town-ow'ned golf spaced, Letters must be signed THE FIGHT OVER BENSTON is another f course, and. the town fathers with name, address and daytime skirmish in the trillion-dollar turf war being Only a few helicopters can should act accordingly. Let’s help keep telephone number (for waged behind the scenes in the administration exceed 200 mph under optimum For Boys... The current arrangement verification). over whether the S&Ls should remain separate or conditions and can’t fly faster whereby this town-owned golf because of a force called "retreat­ parks beautiful The Herald reserves the right be swallowed by the commercial banking ing blade stall.” When that occurs Fleece Activewear course is leased for a totally to edit letters in the interests of industry. one blade loses lift, or stalls, and A. Dl986byN€A,lnc unrealistic fee is absolutely To the Editor: brevity, clarity and taste. Beryl Sprinkel. chairman of the Council of only one lifts, making the helicop­ 5 9 7 .2 4 9 7 ridiculous. The "lease” was not Address letters to: Open Fo­ Economic Advisers, is the chief advocate of ter unstable. "Which candidate is it who has God on his based on open bidding, but was rum, Manchester Herald. P.O. Reg. •9-*32. Separates or This is written in response to letting the thrifts merge or fail their way out of Theoretically with the X-Wing. side?" arranged by private meetings an article entitled “Vets Say Box 591. Manchester. CT 06040. existence. But as a former commercial banker, two-piece jog suits by Eagle the four-bladed rotor will be Angle and Husb Puppies. his views are suspect by S&L defenders. stopped in mid-flight to function as Of all Benston’s controversial views on the S&L a fixed. X-shaped wing. Then, test Sizes 4-7, 8-20. industry, perhaps none is so radical as his pilots will shift to jet engine power assertion that there’s no casual link between thrift and fly using the stationary rotor Knit, Dress,' & Neither Belaga nor Larson can wait failures and the industry’s sometimes blades for liR. harebrained investments in project like fast-food The purpose of the X-wing 1I Sport Shirts restaurants and sperm banks for Arabian horses. program is to demonstrate the With all due respect to Julie Belaga of Westport, an Ansonia attorney who must first win a The Federal Home Loan Bank Board put a ceiling technology involved in starting 4 9 7 . 1 3 9 7 the Republican who “can’t wait” to be governor, a primary, is popular enough to oust GOP Sen. John on such direct investments by S&Ls. and stopping the rotor in flight, as Democratic state senator from East Hartford also Consoli of Bethany. But that regulation expires at the end of this well as to map out the forces of the Reg. •7-*18. By Kaynee, Van “can’t wait” for next year. Capitol year. A new bank board with Benston as a rotor wing over a large range of air Heusen, and I’m #1. John Larson is so confident that Democrats will member could let it die, triggering a wave of speeds. Sizes 4-7, 8-20. regain control of the Senate that he is waging a Com m ents LARSON CONCEDES that other Republicans speculative ventures by high-rolling thrifts. Sikorsky officials said the X- quiet but intense campaign to be elected its who were helped by Reagan in 1984 have done well Wing won’t replace the conven­ president pro tern. He reportedly has at least eight Bob Conrad enough in two years to be formidable this time. He tional fixed wing or rotary wing puts Sens. Joe Markley of Southington, whose Casual & Dress of the dozen Democrats in the current Senate Double standard aircraft. But the X-Wing will be district takes in part of Waterbury, and Tim lineup supporting him already. able to perform missions which Pants Upson of that city in the category of tough Good PR can be worth millions. Consider Iran call for the low-speed efficiency One who isn’t in Larson’s corner is Senate opponents. and Pakistan, each of which has given shelter to and maneuverability of helicop­ Minority Leader Con O’Leary of Windsor Locks, a , Upson faces Rep. Gerry Noonan of Naugatuck, upwards of $2 million wretched refugees from ters, plus the high cruise speed of 8 9 7 .1 9 9 7 potential candidate for president pro tern himself. Ane of four from the House aiming at Senate seats their war-torn neighbor. Afghanistan. Yet Iran is fixed wing aircraft. Reg. *12-*24. Full elastic waist, Belaga. who is using the “can’t wait” cry as a wind up in that spot if Democrats take over the getting only $11 million from theU.N. High chamber next year. this year. Others are Reps. Mark Powers, a Potential missions include air- poly/cotlon casual pants or campaign theme, is one of three Republicans Commissioner on Refugees, while Pakistan has to-air and air-to-ground tactical \\\ seeking the nomination for governor in a Sept. 9 The field of possible majority leaders also three-term member challenging the well- belted poly/cotton or tri-blend ffegarded Sen. Pete Copnnair. both of East Lyme; raked in $45 million. The difference seems to be operations, electronic intelligence, GOP primary. If she or one of the others goes on to ■ includes Sens. Joe Harper of NeW Britain. John that Iran, paranoid and xenophobic, has been flannel dress pants. and Ken Przybsz of Montville, who is in a primary anti-submarine warfare and Sizes 4-7, 8-20. ■ win in November, the Republicans might also do Daniels of New Haven and Tony Avallone of New reluctant to let neutral observers from the United search and rescue. . Haven. The list would have to include former Sen. with Norwich attorney Paul Chinigo. The winner * J well enough to retain the majority in the Senate. takes on Sen. Eric Benson of North Franklin, Nations nose around its Afghan refugee camps, Ray Leoni. senior vice president kw. Larson doesn’t see it that way. He expects that Howard Owens of Bridgeport, who is almost a at Sikorsky, called the aircraft "a victor over the last Democratic president pro tern. while Pakistan welcomes the observers and Sweaters Democratic Gov. Bill O’Neill will lead his party to certainty to return after sitting it out for two years courts any publicity about the costs it has incurred natural marriage between the as a casualty of the Rteagan landslide in 1984. James “ Gerry” Murphy of the same town. helicopter and fixed wing glory in the election. So Larson is bitten by the Larson sees a likely ally in-James Maloney of by taking in the refugees. upward mobility bug. He’s Winning for his third Owens may settle for his old job as Senate aircraft.” 997.1597 chairman of the Judiciary Committee if Danbury, who opposes GOP Sen. Bob Miller of - term in the Senate. He wants the job currently that city. Republicans say Miller will be tough. He said the X-Wing will have Reg. •13-*20. Shaker or cable (iS-dteld by GOP Sen. Phil Robertson of Cheshire, the Democrats handle those assignments in the 1987 “fixed-wing cruise efficiency, knit, geometries and stripes. session. Larson also hopes to recruit former Rep. John copter-like hover efficiency and ranking member of the Senate as president pro Atkin of Norwalk, who will run against the winner Sizes 4-7, 8-20. tern. Larson is talking with Democrats who are iBaiirlipatpr Hpralh copter-like hover control power.” • To regain the majority. Democrats need to hold of a GOP primary between Sen. Joe Santo and "This has no equivalent in the challenging GOP incumbents. He believes he is the 12 seats they now have and add at least seven Rep. Jack Rudolf, both of Norwalk. Founded In 1881 Children's Shops, all D&l. doing well, though some of them would rather take rest of the world.” Zincone said more. Whether they can grab that many from the Larson knows where he stands with Democrats during the elaborate roll-out locations except New l,ondon. one race at a time, starting with their own. niCMARD W. COSGROVE ...... Publisher Republicans, or take the two that will be open in the Senate now. He also knows he must line up DOUGLAS A. BEVINS...... Executive Editor ceremony. because of GOP retirements is the heart of the potential newcomers and returnees. But while the JAMES P SACKS Msneging Editor LARSON DOESN’T HAVE Sens. Steve Case of matter for Larson. ALEXANDER GIRELLI...... Associete Editor UTC President Robert Daniell ^ gubernatorial race is hogging the spotlight, the called the X-Wing “a triumph ... a Downtown New Britain Crystal Mall, Waterford * D&L For Children, Vernon Bristol. Amelia Mustone of Meriden. Kevin East Hartford senator is waging an inside Corbins Corner, West Hartford Owens is considered the best bet, again facing DENISE A ROBERTS ..Advertising Director piece of art. a piece of technologi­ Tri-City Plaza Johnston of Putnam or. of course. O’Leary with campaign of his own — apparently rather well. Groton Plaza Meriden Square Tri-City Plaza, Vernon him yet. They are possible choices for leadership Sen. Lee Scarpetti of Trumbull. Mayor Marie MARK F ABRAITIS ..... Business Mensger cal genius.” D&L For Children, SHELDON COHEN Composing Mentger Dr. Raymond Colladay. asso­ New London Mall Farmington Valley Mall Manchester Parkade and prefer to stay loose awhile. Herbst of Vernon is given a good chance of Wethersfield Shopping Center ROBERT H HUBBARD Pressroom Maneger ciate administrator with NASA, Avon-Simsbury Bristol Plaza The next political plum after president pro tern upsetting another Reagan coattail-rider. Sen. Jim Bob Conrad’s column on Connecticut polities JEANNE G. FROMERTH . Circulation Manager said. “We have recognized yet is that of majority leader. Any of the four could Giulietti of that town. Larson believes Gary Hale appears In the Herald every Wednesday. another milestone in aviation.” - MANCHESTER HERALD. Wednesday. Aug 20, isati

iMANCHESTER HERALD. Wednesday. Aug. 20, 1986 — 9 U.S./World In Brief Feds predict $163 billion deficit Half of SS benefits subject to tax By Christopher Connell Pakistani opposition ieaders charged and the Congressional Budget But the deficit-reduction scena­ gress, and might wind up with The Associated Press Office — said that if Congress fails rio is clouded by a host of bigger budgets riven after a 7.6 QUESTION: ISLAMABAD, Pakistan — Police charged four opposition We saved and We know that half of my SS report that money on my income to find other ways to curb spend­ uncertainties, not the least of percent cut. benefits are subject to federal leaders with murder in Lahore, and rioting broke out in southern WASHINGTON — Federal man­ invested to tax return and pay tax. But do I ing, across-the-board cuts of 7.6 which is that the Supreme Court Rudolph G. Penner, director of income tax. Pakistan today as anti-government forces pressed their drive to agers are sharpening their pencils have money for have to include that $12,000 when percent in many domestic pro­ struck down the automatic trigger the CBO, told reporters that if the Now. can I contribute to an oust President Gen. Mohammad Zia ul-Haq. today to figure out how much each our retirement determining if I owe any tax on my grams and 5.6 percent in military in the Gramm-Rudman law last across-the-board cuts came to Investors’ of their programs stands to lose if a years and. as a individual retirement account an­ Social Security benefits? In Khairpur, in southern Sind province, about 1,500 protest spending would be necessary to month. pass, “ certainly it would result in d/or a Keogh plan for 1986? If so. Gramm-Rudman automatic cut of result, now re­ My tax man says yes: my broker marchers today tried to attack a railway station but were met by meet the 1987 deficit target of $144 The 0MB and CBO, in preparing more than a couple of hundred Guide how? $19.4 billion comes to pass for fiscal ceive dividends says no. police firing tear gas and charging with batons, witnesses said. billion. their deficit forecast, based their thousand people (being) dis­ ANSWER: You can contribute to 1987. from stocks and There were also clashes in the southern city of Karachi, where That is up from the $11.7 billion figures on 1986 spending levels, missed” from the armed services William A. Doyle both. Two federal budget agencies ANSWER: Pay attention to your an estimated 200 youths hurled rocks at buses and attacked a gas cut — 4.9 percent in defense and 4.3 since Congress has not yet passed interest from Like an.vone who has "earned today published in the Federal and Pentagon payrolls. bonds and cer- tax preparer. I suspect your station before being dispersed by police, witnesses said. percent in non-defense programs any 1987 appropriations bills. Most But JamesC. Miller III, theOMB income.” you can put $2,000 or 100 Register the official forecast of a tificates of broker either didn’t understand Twenty-six people have been confirmed killed in battles across — that Gramm-Rudman inflicted percent of that income — whi­ $163.4 billion deficit for next year lawmakers left town last weekend director, hastened to add, “ It’s deposit. your query or gave you an on many federal programs last chever is less — into your own IRA. Pakistan stemming from opposition leaders’ defiance of a ban on — nearly $20 billion over the deficit on a three-week summer recess. really hypothetical. ... I do not off-thedop-of-the-head reply. protests and the arrest'of hundreds of activists. March for fiscal 1986. More of the Some federal agencies, includ­ expect a sequestration resolution My husband just retired and we come — plus all otherwise tax-free And you can put 20 percent of your target called for in the Gramm- were told that the Infernal Re­ YouMidn’t pay income tax on the Pentagon budget, including mil­ ing the Department of Education, to come forward.” intere.st from municipal bonds and earned income into a Keogh Rudman budget-balancing law. venue Service will take half of our mone.v\ you put into that tax- itary salaries and the “ Star Wars” are penciled in for hefty spending The Senate already has moved to half of their SS benefits — exceeds self-employed retirement plan. The agencies — the White House Social Security in tax. because our deferrAj plan when you made Shooting breaks out along border anti-missile defense program, is increases in the 1987 money bills restore the automatic budget­ $32,000 has had to pay tax on the If you already have an IRA Office of Management and Budget vulnerable to the cuts this time. total annual income, including those contributions. Now that working their way through Con­ cutting features of the law. amount by which their SS benefits and/or Keogh plan, just makeyour you’re taking it out. your withdra­ SEOUL, South Korea — North Korean soldiers started a Social Security, will be more than top that $32,000 ’’threshold.” contributions as you have in the $32,000. Can this be so? wals are taxable income. This is 5-minute outbreak of shooting along the demilitarized zone that The threshold is $25,000 for a past. If you don’t have those ANSWER: No. The tax bite just like withdrawals from IRAs divides North Korea from South Korea, U.N. officials said today. single person and zero for married tax-deferred retirement plans, set and Keogh plans. No casualties were reported. won’t be as bad as you were told Soviets report 2nd couple living together but filing them up at any ' sponsor" you The $12,000 is included in your Depending on your total income, separate returns. However, North Korea’s official Radio Pyongyang said the choose, such as a bank, savings adjusted gross income. The calcu­ incident Tuesday began when South Korean soldiers fired more up to half of your SS benefits are This complicated formula re­ and loan association, mutual fund, subject to federal income tax. But lation of whether or not you owe AP photo than 300 machine gun rounds at a North Korean guard post. The sults in retirees paying income tax brokerage firm or insurance com­ that doesn’t mean the IRS will get income tax on part of your SS broadcast was monitored in Tokyo. fire at Chernobyl on part — but never more than half pany. And such outfit will be happy benefits starts with your adjusted half of your SS payments. It means — of their SS benefits. No. 5,000 It was tbe second time this month that North Korea fired across to accommodate you gross income. So. the $12,000 is you’ll pay whatever tax rate QUESTION: I am 62. retired and the demilitarized zone, prompting a return of fire, according to MOSCOW (AP) — A Soviet applies on part of those benefits. QUESTION: I am drawing down already factored in. at that point Thousands of people gather around the 5,000th jetliner until nearly three days later. receiving Social Security. I am $12,000 a year from a retirement the U.N. Command. newspaper today disclosed that a Since 1984. a married couple There’s no way you can legiti­ al.so self-employed on a small account to which I made tax- built by the Boeing Co. during a rollout ceremony The U.N. Command said shooting began at 7:40 p.m.^Fuesdky- fire broke out May 23 in the The April accident is believed to filing a joint federal income tax mately exclude the $12,000 in have killed 31 people and forced the scale. My husband is working and deferred contributions during my determining if some of your SS Sunday at the company's Renton. Wash., plant. The jet, a when 30 to 40 machine gun rounds were directed at a command building housing the Chernobyl return whose adjusted gross in- earning more than $32,000 a year. observation post on the southern bank of the Imjin River near the nuclear reactor that was destroyed evacuation of 100,000 people from working years. I realized I must benefits are taxable 737-300, is being built for KLM Royal Dutch Airlines. Han River estuary. The area is about 30 miles northwest of Seoul. by an explosion'and fire nearly a an 18-mile zone around the plant. It The command said South Korean soldiers at the observation month earlier. released a cloud of radiation that spread around the world. post "returned defensive fire" and soldiers at a nearby U.N. The report said firefighters were Command guardpost used a loudspeaker to call on the North forced to work in a high-radiation Leninskoye Znamya quoted fire Koreans to end their fifing. zone to stop the flames from Capt. Nikolai Bocharnikov as spreading to an oil storage area. saying the May 23 blaze was discovered by firefighters who REAL ESTATE OPPORTUNITIES Iranians exchange explosion blame The newspaper Leninskoye Zna- were pumping water out of the mya. a publication of Moscow’s reactor building. REAL ESTATE THIS WEEK featuring: LONDON — The Iranian Embassy and opponents of Iranian Communist Party, reported the "The duty desk received a call 243 MAIN s t r e e t • MANCHFS ff H leader Ayatollah Ruhollah Khomeini today accused each other of May 23 fire in the middle of an about some smoke that was - 643-1591 responsibility for an explosion at an Iranian-owned newsstand article about firefighters working spotted at point No. 24 of the station D.W. FISH VEHNON CIHCLI • Vt and video shop in which one man died and 12 people were injured. at the Chernobyl nuclear plant in building,” he was quoted as 871-1400 Scotland Yard said the blast Tuesday could have been caused the northern Ukraine. saying, explaining that the reactor by a bomb and that the inquiry was being turned over to the It was the first report of the May housing is divided into vertical anti-terrorist squad. Police initially believed the explosion might 23 fire. The newspaper said the fire "points” that are about a yard have been caused by gas. broke out early in the morning in apart. Anti-Khomeini exiles said the Iranian Embassy had the building housing the No. 4 Point No. 24 therefore is about 24 reactor, the one involved in the threatened the store’s owner, whom they identified as Razi yards above ground, but the report April 26 disaster. Faezaley, an actor who has made several videotapes against did not make clear how far it is The newspaper did not say what above the reactor. 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Porch, 4 full pened at the Chernobyl nuclear gency lights were working. Smoke annual ritual. Major Japanese companies have begun baths, 2 car garage with 2nd story (or storage or work area. power plant. The April 26 accident was rising from point No. 12,” the interviewing next spring’s college graduates for future Star Wars may require agreement was not announced to the world location of the fire. job openings. VINYL SIDED VICTORIAN LIVERMORE, Calif. — Scientists designing Star Wars say it Large, 5-1- bedroom home, over II rooms, 2'/z baths. may be impossible to ^ bit the weapons until a detailed arms (insert logo here) Completely remodeled. Close to hospital. Possible use agreement with the Soviet Union is hammered out. Reagan says contras The Quiz THE QUIZ IS PART OF THIS NEWSPAPER'S for Doctors, Dentists, Lawyers, Rooming House, Day Space-based weapons can be extremely vulnerable to attack, NEWSPAPER IN EDUCATION PROGRAM Care, and many other possibilities. 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MANCHESTER HERALD. Wednesday. Aug. 20. 1986 — 11 O bitu aries AiTiGricans’ income rises .5% in Juiy By Martin Crutslnger which includes virtually all consu­ William S. Jones Sr. to 8:30 p.m. at the Union Baptist The Associated Press which dropped in both June and payments to farmers, which held FOCUS/F o o J Church. . mer payments except interest on July. This held back purchases of back the July gain and the June Wiliam Sidney Jones Sr. of debt, rose just 0.2 percent in July durable goods — items, such as Jeannel ‘Jerry’ Poulin WASHINGTON — Americans’ increase. Without these cross­ Hartford died Monday at SI. following strong gains of 1 percent cars, expected to last three or currents, the government said, Francis Hospital and Medical Jeannel "Jerry” Poulin. 5i. of personal incomes rose 0.5 percent in June and 0.8 percent in May. in July, the biggest increase in more years — which rose at a incomes would have risen by a Center, Hartford. He and his wife, Bellefontaine Ohio, husband of The slowdown in spending likely small annual rate of $1.9 billion in slightly smaller 0.3 percent in July Elizabeth (Wilson) Jones, had Peggy (Humphreys) Poulin, died three months, but consumer reflected the weak income gains of July. but a higher 0.5 percent in June. been married for 51 years. He was spending rose only modestly, the the last two months. Analysts have Aug. 12 at Lima Memorial Hospi­ government reported today. Purchases of nondurable goods the father of Beverly Winful and tal. Lima. Ohio. He wasthebrother been worried that consumers, who increased $100 million last month Wages and salaries rose at an Nancy Oliver, both of Manchester. of Conrad G. Poulin of Coventry. The Commerce Department said have provided the driving force while purchases of services, which annual rate of $5.3 billion in July,, He also is survived by another He also is survived by a son. that the rise in personal incomes behind the recovery, would start includes housing costs, rose at a up somewhat from the June gain of daughter. Carolyn Hardy of Du- followed a tiny 0.1 percent June cutting back because of weak $4.7 billion. Douglas G. Poulin of Columbus. increase and a 0.1 percent May rate of $8.6 billion. rale. Calif.: two sons, William Ohio, a daughter. Lori Jo Allig of income growth and growing debt The big increase in income was Payrolls at manufacturing Jones Jr. of Vernon and Theodore decline. It was the strongest gain burdens. Bellefontaine. Ohio: two other since a 1.3 percent advance in affected by a large increase in plants, which have been in a deep H. Jones of Hartford: two sisters. brothers. Guetin N. Poulin of The 0.2 percent July rise in retroactive Social Security benefit slump for some time, declined $800 Gertrudes. Barnes of Windsor and April. consumption spending reflected Vernon and Marcel M. Poulin of Personal consumption spending. payments, which boosted the July million in July following a $1.9 Fhom the m icrow ave,,. Cora L. Pierce of Hartford: 10 West Hartford: a sister. Gisele weakness in sales of new cars. total, and big declines in subsidy billion June drop. grandchildren and a great­ Bodozian of West Hartford: and a grandchild: several nieces and grandson. nephews: and other relatives. The funeral and burial were »• Tt T' The'funeral will be Friday at 1 Saturday in Ohio. Bishop poll shows support for marriage p.m. at Union Baptist Church. 1921 Memorial donations may be Main St.. Hartford. Burial will be made to the American Cancer LOS ANGELES (AP) - A in Zion Hill Cemetery. Hartford Angeles Times, which reported on novel, concerned an affair between the survey, as did Los Angeles Society. Logan County llnit. P O survey of Roman Catholic bishops the poll in its editions today. Calling hours are Thursdav from 7 Box 113. Bellefontaine Ohio 43311. a priest and an Australian woman. Archbishop Roger M. Mahony. je s T O u C a n by a former Jesuit indicated that Sweeney’s poll, based on 145 nearly a quarter of those who Church doctrine forbids mar­ Sweeney’s poll also indicated replies from the nation’s 312 riage for priests. that fewe'f than 8 percent of the responded believe priests should Catholic bishops, found that 24 "T be allowed to marry, it was Sweeney resigned from his bishops who responded would percent of those who responded order, but remains a priest. He approve of ordaining women, reported today. believed priests should be allowed Ferguson removed The Rev. Terrance A. Sweeney, may not perform priestly duties, which also is forbidden. to marry, the newspaper said. however, unless he is taken under Dean R. Hoge, a professor of who resigned from the Jesuit order S\^eeney, 41, is an Emmy last week rather than comply with the wing of a bishop. sociology at Catholic University in Award-winning actor, producer The Very Rev. John W. Clark, Washington, said Sweeney’s poll Sau( Vatican pressure to destroy his and director who served as a the Jesuit provincial for California could be skewed in favor of a from election post survey, mailed a copy of the consultant on the television minis­ M in u te r who gave Sweeney the ultimatum liberal response because those research to Pope John Paul II. eries, ‘ The Thorn Birds.” The Continued from page 1 A copy also was sent to the Los to end his research or be expelled, opposed to change may not have Summer vegetables—fresh from the garden, roadside farm stand or supermarket convention. The Republican town series, based on a best-selling declined comment on the results of replied to it. HOT CHEESY SAUCE IN A MINUTE committee had previously selected —are a feast for the eyes as well as the taste buds. In a glorious array of colors, A super special instant cheese sauce calls for only a glass jar of pas­ ment of Ferguson “was not outside a slate of delegates favoring shapes and succulent flavors, the abundance of nature’s best fresh vegetables are the registrar of voters’ discretion Bozzuto. teurized process cheese spread. To prepare, for best results start with at all” But Labriola supporters — in­ just waiting to be enjoyed. The perfect “recipe” for preparing tempting vegeta­ cheese spread at room temperature. Remove lid and microwave jar on high 1 to UP bles that stand out in any crowd calls for a microwave and easy as one-two- Gottlieb said the only qualifica­ cluding Ferguson and GOP town TO. 1500 l '/2 minutes for an 8 oz. jar, rotating jar turn every 30 seconds; 2 to 2‘/^ min­ tions for a moderator are that the Director William Diana — led a INSTANT three pourable pasteurized process cheese spread, hot from the utes for a 16 oz. jar, stirring every 30 seconds. Remove jar from microwave, stir person be a party member, live in petition drive to hold a primary so CREDIT microwave. the voting district where he or she that another slate of mostly irOUAUflia and pour hot sauce over vegetables. will serve, and pass a class on Labriola supporters would repres­ Fresh vegetables especially are a natural for the microwave: Vegetables can star in their own right as the main attraction of meals or as being a moderator offered by the ent Manchester at the July slate • Preparation is fast and easy. an interesting side dish. Part of the fun is mixing and matching veggies to secretary of the state’s office. convention. Although the neces­ create new dishes like these. There will be 12 moderators in sary number of signatures was • Vegetables retain more color, flavor and nutrients because they require little or town, one for each of Manchester’s collected, the primary was called (^voting districts. Willhide said she off after charges were made that [ SUMMER n K flR P iT no water for cooking. Water beads left on after washing can be enough for some Crunchy Vegetable Medley vegetables. tried to balance those chosen as some signatures were gathered 1 Vz cups diagonally-cut celery slices 1 cup mushroom slices moderators according to their illegally. 1 cup Chinese pea pods support for each of the three A Manchester police investiga­ • You can serve several different vegetables at the same meal because each can 1 8-oz. jar pasteurized Republican gubernatorial candi­ tion led to the arrest on misdemea­ be cooked quickly in separate containers. 1 cup cauliflowerets process cheese spread 1 tablespoon margarine dates competing in the primary — nor charges of Ferguson. Diana • The microwave is especially appropriate for cooking vegetables in the sum­ ’/i cup cashews Labriola. Richard Bozzuto and and Edward Wilson, a former 1 cup red or green pepper strips mer since it doesn’t add extra heat to the kitchen and shortens clean-up time. Julie Belaga. Republican who has since dropped Combine celery, pea pods, cauliflowerets and margarine in U/{)-quart casserole; cover. Microwave Feguson was to have been a out of the party and is an The marriage of the microwave and fresh veggies provide the perfect setting for moderator at Nathan Hale School independent candidate in the l.llh on High .1 to 4 minutes or until pea pods are crisp-tender. Add peppers and mushnxms; mix lightly. for voting district 6. Willhide said Assembly District. adding pasteurized process cheese spread to complement your favor­ Microwave uncovered 2 minutes; drain. Place on serving plate. Microwave process cheese spread he will probably be replaced by his Elsie Tartaglia. a notary public, ite garden dish. Now you can “sauce it up in a minute” quickly and conveniently according to label directions. Pour over vegetables. Sprinkle with cashews. mother. Vivian Ferguson, a was charged with a felony for with this heat-and-serve, savory hot cheese sauce. 4 to 6 servings former GOP town director. falsely certifying the petition sheet Ferguson was one of four people circulated by Wilson. Diana re­ SHOP US LAST.... Summer Green Beans arrested in July in connection with ceived accelerated rehabilitation efforts by Labriola supporters to in Manchester Superior Court, and TRAVEL ANYWHERE IN THE Clearance Sale 1 lb. fresh green beans 1 8-oz. jar pasteurized force a May primary to select the other three have pleaded Vz cup water process cheese spread delegates to the state nominating innocent to the charges O PEN STATE, ANY STORE,... ALL AIR 1 cup red or green pepper strips* 'k cup French fried onions S U N D A Y . COMPARE.... Combine beans and water in P/^-quart casserole; cover. Microwave on High 9 minutes. Add pep­ /’TIL 5 ( CONDITIONERS pers; mix lightly. Microwave uncovered 4 minutes; drain. Place on serving plate. Microwave pro­ Crenshaw receives YOU'LL SEE WHY IT PAYS TO Reduced to Cost cess cheese spread according to label directions. Pour over vegetables. Sprinkle with onions. SHOP AT AL SIEFFERTS 4 to 6 servings If ^ ) Vegetables can be cooked to fit your personal taste; al dente, tender or soft. FAMOUS MAKE THE WORLD'S SMAUESt AND 25-year sentence LIGHTEST ailM CAMERAmECOROER I Keep these hints in mind when microwaving fresh vegetables. HFISHER ®FISHEI •(/' /w. 'i FRfeOROMOSViTlIi I ■?*»1 • Cooking time: Time depends on quantity, piece size and type of vegetable being Continued from page 1 shaw’s sentencing for a second 12"Ol A o prepared. Check your user’s manual for specific instructions. •LACK JL WHITl time pending further psychiatric • OtNfCTVtOfO • Piece size: Cut vegetables in uniform pieces for more even cooking in the man” said Quinn as he handed testing at Whiting Forensic Insti­ {PORTABLE • CABLE READY microwave. Large or thick pieces take longer to cook than small ones. down the sentence tute in Middletown. Thetwodelays • WIRELESS Crenshaw whose sentence beg­ were based on a motion for the COMPACT VIDEO CASSETTE • Quantity: As the quantity or volume of food increases, so does ccxiking time. ins immediately, will be trans­ review filed by Kelly. ported from the Hartford Correc­ The hearing this morning, which RECORDER SONY • Arrange: Vegetables not uniform in shape should be arranged with the firm, tional Center to the Somers prison lasted a half hour, was to deter­ meaty parts, such as stalks, to the outer edge and tender parts (asparagus buds Crenshaw has been held at the mine whether Crenshaw would and broccoli flowerets) to the center of the dish. Hartford jail since his arrest in serve his term in a psychiatricunit FAMOUS MAKE April 1985. or in prison. • Whole Unpecled Vegetables: Pierce vegetables like potatoes or squash to let Kelly said his client might want The April conviction of Cren­ 13" steam escape. O I, A O 169 2m-R§§ to appeal the ruling. But Quinn said shaw. a former service station • Dishes: Do not use metal or dishes decorated with metal in the microwave. it is unlikely an appeal would he attendant, came after a trial in • AUTO-COLOR successful. which Manchester police officers COLOR TV Most glass, plastic and some ceramic dishes are microwave safe. Some prod­ “I don’t think there are any testified that Crenshaw admitted liicw ucts, like cheese spread, come in their own glass jar that can be grounds for appeal” Quinn said, on five separate occasions to 2 0 used in the microwave. Keep in mind, though, that heat may transfer from the noting that Crenshaw voluntarily ' killing his daughter heated food to the container, so rernember to use a hot pad. Some kxids will not pleaded guilty to the charges in Lard received a one-year sus­ 139 April under the Alford Doctrine pended prison term and three (TOSHIBA . ■ , need dishes if they’re microwaved in their own skins or natural “container” Under that doctrine, the plea years of probation in October after FAMOUS MAKE (except corn on the cob and acorn squash). means that Crenshaw does not pleading guilty to hindering prose­ ■ . 1 9 'V, admit to killing his daughter. Dale cution of the case and making a I I is m R -MONITOH • Liquid: Tomatoes, onions and baking potatoes have a high moisture content O I A O an(j require no additional water for cooking. Brrx;coli, cauliflower and carrots Lynn Crenshaw, but says the false statement to police. • AUTO COLOR evidence would have been enough • SOLID STATE require up to cup water per 2 to 2'^ cups vegetables; green beans require for a jury to convict him. COLOR T V Brazil was first sighted by Pedro more—about ’/2 cup water per 2 cups of beans. In June. Quinn delayed Cren­ Alvarez. Cabral in 1509 ■ COLOR TV WHY • Cover: To prevent drying, spattering and promote even heating, cover vege­ tables with a glass or ceramic lid or use vented plastic wrap. Teen charged with indecency , m y , • Stir: By stirring from the outer edge of the dish toward the center, the heat will be more uniform. Stir vegetables once or twice during c(x>king time. A Pleasant Street teenager has police Tuesday evening police FAMOUS MAKE IMOBHI been arrested for allegedly expos­ said • Salt: Sprinkling salt directly on vegetables causes brown “freckles.” For best ing his nude body to elementary According to police Delcanto 5" results, salt vegetables after ccxiking or dissolve salt in a small amount of c(X)k- school girls as they walked to said he had stood nude in the O I A o ing liquid before adding vegetables. Washington School in May and doorway of his home on a number AM/FM June, police said this morning. of occasions in May and June, hut Littoi iJMCuza • Standing Time: After removing vegetables from the microwave, let dish stand Police said Joseph A Delcanto. that the screen door was closed covered for several minutes to equalize the temperature. 16. of 45 Pleasant St., was charged Police said some of the girls who • Serve: Check to make sure dish isn’t hot to the touch. Drain any excess liquid with two counts of risk of injury to a claimed to have seen Delcanto said from vegetables before topping them with hot minor child and two counts of he walked outside onto the front ri f f public indecency in connection porch of the house pasteurized pr(x:ess cheese spread. with the incidents. The charges Delcanto was released on a GAS stem from a complaint filed by $1,000 non-surety bond and is FAMOUS MAKE ins Washington School principal Roy scheduled to appear in Manchester Gardiner, police said. 19" MICROWAVE GRILL GRILL I Superior Court on Monday, police OI A A Delcanto turned himself into said. Remote Control W COLOR TV

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Kirch chunks that have a bland taste. packaging, newspaper and radio •small chunks. Make layers of think about the nam e Jofu*? Y<)u Vernon was the grand prize winner Herald Reporter Surveys have shown Timmins Meals o n Wheels •residents who are 60 on older: broken cookies, ice cream and ads and public relations. . each have sons named Joe and'it for the New England region in M ilk that most Americans associate “You have to look at our would fit right in.’ I said ‘OK. The following meals will be Monday: Tomato juice, fishwich pineapple in small parfait glasses on a bun, potato puffs, cole slaw, Promotion Services national ice or 12 oz. glasses. End with a layer Thomas Timmins isn’t a house­ tofu with health food — and for packaging as our biggest promo­ Thus the name. served to Meals on Wheels clients peaches. cream contest held earlier this of ice cream. Sprinkle with hold name, but he's trying to make good reason. Tofu is full of protein, tion,” Timmins said. "Eventually the week of Aug. 25 through 29. The it one. Tuesday: Meat loaf, onion summer. Her Minty Pineapple chopped nuts. Add a maraschino low in calories and sodium and has television is a necessity, but we- hot noon meal is listed first, the BUT IF Jofu is ever going to fW Parfait recipe, which won her a cherry and two mint cookies each. The president of Tomsun Foods no cholesterol or lactose. Beyond have to build up the sales volume cool evening meal second. gravy, buttered noodles, broccoli into society the way yogurt did. au gratin, pumpernickel bread, prize of $250. and the first prize Serve immediately. Makes 6 International Inc of Greenfield. that, it is the main ingredient of first.” Monday: Baked meat loaf. Span­ more and more people will have to lemon tart with topping. w inner by Jae G ray of Tewksbury. ■ servings. Mass., has a new product that he Jofu. Right now Jofu is being ex­ ish rice, mixed vegetables, salad, accept tofu in their diets. And tlje Wednesday: Chicken Parme­ Mass., arc offered below. 165 C A L O R Y 4(1 believes is a step beyond yogurt. If Jofu comes in six-ounce cups like panded throughout New England. cake. Bologna and cheese sand­ Cool birthday cak^ way things are going, it seems that it sells the way he hopes it will, his yogurt and retails for 69 to 75 cents Timmins said He said he hopes to wich, fresh fruit, milk. san. Italian bread, shells with is happening today. Italian sauce, tossed salad. French Make "cake” with individual name could become bigger than a container. There are seven go national with the product within Tuesday: Veal patty with mush­ Minty Pineapple Parfaits Dannon's. dressing, apple-raisin crisp. scoops of icecream or full ‘A gallon flavors — cherry, raspberry, the next three or four years. He is "The tofu industry in the United room sauce, whipped potatoes, 24 thin mint rookies His product, called Jofu. is a Thursday: Pineapple juice, without box "Frost" with sprin­ strawberry, orchard fruit and aiming at people who do not like States is a $60 million business,” wax beans, salad, pudding. Egg IVt pints vanilla ire cream blend of creamy tofu and fruit. It roast pork with gravy, sweet kles, colored sugar, shredded nuts, banana strawberry, very yogurt because of the sour ta.ste or said Karen Rodgers, a spokeswo­ salad sandwich, applesauce, milk. I lO-oz. ran crushed pineapple, was introduced to Connecticut potato and apple casserole, but­ coconut, nuts, raisins, or any berry and blueberry — with six who are concerned with health. man for Tomsun Foods, By the end Wednesday: American chop drained earlier this summer and is availa­ tered peas, rye bread, fruit similarly sized food. “Candles" more flavors on the way. “We came up with Tomsun of the decade, she said, sales are suey. carrots, peas, salad, fruit. Vt rup chopped walnuts ble in Manchester at the Liggett cocktail. are tiny candy cancs or any other It is selling at E verybo d y’s because Tom is my name and Sun predicted to be at the $500 million Chicken salad sandwich, pears, 6 cherries with stems Rexall Parkade Pharmacy. Tim­ Friday: Vegetable juice, sea­ stick candy. “ Easy, inexpensive, supermarkets. Walbaums Food is Oriental.” Timmins said “It m ark. m ilk. Bri'ak 12 thin mint cookies into delicious.” mins said it should be coming to food salad on a croissant, maca­ Marts. Finast and other grocery (Sun) also im plys the vitality of the "Americans don’t like to eat Thursday: Roast chicken quar­ Stop & Shop stores in the next few roni salad, marinated mixed ve­ stores. sun and the health aspect of it. It’s meat any m ore,” she said. “ Tofu is ter with gravy, cranberry sauce, weeks. getables. apricots. "It’s going quite well here." said easy to remember.” a good substitute because it has a baked potato, squash, saiad. gin­ "This is the only creamy tofu in Fran Meunier. manager of the How did the company come up lot of protein.” gerbread with topping. Ham salad the world.” Timmins said. "W e’ve Food Mart store in Rocky Hill. with the name Jofu?” sandwich, peaches, milk. Harold J. Lehmus, M.D. The prospect of a grow ing tofu worked the chemistry of the tofu “ The consum er response seems to "It’s a fairly small container.” Friday: Cheese ravioli with announces his retirement from the market could mean bigger sales and the chemistry of the fruit be pretty good” Timmins said. "We needed to have tomato sauce, brussels sprouts, for Jofu. Timmins said. That could Practice of Internal Medicine together” a name large enough on the zucchini, salad, pudding. Tuna mean more competition from W E D ELIV ER THE CONSUMER response had package so that people could see it salad sandwich, fresh fruit, milk. ‘ September 1, 1986 other companies seeking to copy If you haven't received your TOFU IS an all-natural, white- bettter be good. Tomsun Foods, and remember it. but ,we could the Jofu idea. Manchester Herald by 6:30 p m colored food made from the which has been selling tofu pro­ (use) only four orfive letters. We Jofu, a combination of tofu and fruit, is a new product extract of soybeans. It has been . ^ Senior citizens weekdays or 8 a m. Saturdays, Daniel R. Tardif, M.D. ducts for almost a decade, has also wanted to imply tofu. But that doesn’t worry Timmins, please call your carrier. It you're developed byTomsun Foods International of Greenfield, used as a staple in the O riental diet already spent more than $1 million "One day a guy in the creative "If this is a good idea, there’ll be The following meals will be unable to reach your carrier, call will assume his practice for m ore than 2.000 years and Mass. to concoct Jofu and another $1 department of our advertising competition.” he said. “This is served at Mayfair Gardens and subscriber service. 647-9946. by usually comes in rectangular million on advertising — including agency said. ‘What do vou guys A rn erica.” Westhill Gardens, the week of Aug. 6:30 p.m. weekdays or 10 a m. 56 Haynes St. M anchester 646-J167 Saturdays tor guaranteed delivery 25 through 29. to Manchester By Apitoinlment Supermarket Shopper

Gillette swamped with requests for SuperMax rebates Herald photo by Rocha Sandy Rogers stirs strawberry-apple pudding in her NEW! LEAN TRIM By AAortln Sloone the company had been swamped with requests but all kitchen at 48 Westerly St. She made the pudding for a LESS EXTERNAL FAT the refunds should have been sent out by this time. DEAR MARTIN: In mid-December. 1 was shopping Manchester Evening La Leche League session on • Beef * Lamb Readers who have not received their SuperMax Clip ‘n’ file refunds nutrition. The supermarket with at our local Buttreys/Osco Drug, and 1 noticed rebate rebates can write to the company at 281 Albany Street. • Pork • Veal forms for Gillette SuperMax products. The items Cambridge. MA 02139. Cereals, Breakfast Products Strained or Junior Foods. Expires Sept. 30, 1986, DOUBLE COUPONS! U " 5 0 % were priced at $10,99 eacl^ and the rebates were for Baby Products (File No. 1) KELLOGG’S Free Whitney’s Yogurt Offer. either $4 or $6, depending on the item. I wouldn't have SAME QUALITY D E A R M A R T IN : T w ice since the first of the year. I Clip this file and keep it with sim ilar cash-off Receive a coupon good for one free container of WiiiMiHOiiNi: v n m i s BETTER VALUE considfred the purchase, but a woman standing Your Neighbor’s Kitchen have purchased a 3-ounce jar of Nestea and coupons — beverage refund offers with beverage W hitney’s Yogurt. Send the required refund form S I I N I 1 0 6 1 SAMEnjVVOR (Wholesale Cuts Sold Untrimmed) behind me said she had received her SliperMax refund discovered that the refund form in the bottom of the coupons, for example. Start collecting the needed the day before and one U niversal Product Code sym bol from the jar had a December 1985 expiration date. proofs of purchase w hile looking for the required bottom panel of Kellogg’s Special K Cereal. So I purchased three SuperMax products. My THE BUTCHER SHOP...CARVING A GREAT TRADITION I wrote to the Nestle company to let them know forms at the supermarket, in newspapers and Expires Sept. 30, 1986 or while supplies last. if daughter-in-law from Denver was visiting, and she about this situation, but the envelope came back m agazines, and when tradin gw ith friends. O ffers POST Grape-Nuts Cereals^Nature Guide Offer. Rogers prepares also bought three of them. Then, on Dec. 30. the day Shell Sirioin Steaks Chicken Leg Quarters m arked “ P.O. Box Closed — O ffer Term in ated” I am may not be available in all areas of the country. Receive a free Rand Mcl^lly Nature Guide Sirloin Tip Roasts before the offer was to expire, another daughter-in- BEEF LOIN-BONE IN I ' ' I ’ A IN '.I'I I 11 |l I Ml ' •> disappointed. What do you suggest I do? Allow in weeks to receive each refund. (Eastern Edition and/or Western Edition). Send B ttl MOUNU BONfcLE SS i I '.‘.I M u ll A M l II I I. I I |4 law, who heard us talking about the SuperMax J K J h < ""'u sD A ^ KARL WOERNER. The following require refund forms: the required refund form and three box tops from QQ rebates, also bought three items. HAMOND. IND ALPHA-BITS Cereal Robo Force Action Robot ■ 5151 H f n O any size of Grape-Nuts. Raisin Grape-Nuts or nutritional meals Form erly ^ BJj 1 j ' W d l i l ’.iii.. After three months, none of us had received our Figure Offer, Receive one free Robo Force Action Grape-Nuts Flakes Cereals or one box top and $2 rebates. I went back to the Osco store to inquire about N.Y, Sirloin Grain Fed Beef Gram Led Bcol M Toy Figure. Send the required refund form and for each Nature Guide ordered. Expires Sept. 30, the offer. The store was very considerate and offered 1lb Gram Led Bee Ilj ()l ll.ii:k DEAR KARL: When an offer expires, the offer four Post Alpha-Bits Cereal box tops. Expires 1986. , By Margaret Hayden can he made with the following BEEF LOfN>SEM BONELESS BEEF ROUND-WHOLE>S TO IS LBS. 100H PURE CHUCK-LESSER QUANTITIES 1.69 LB. LESSER QUANTITIES 99* LB. to give us full refunds if we brought the products back, address, usually a post-office box number, is closed Oct. 31, 1986. ; Herald Reporter .substitutes for berries: unswee­ Shell Sirloin ® B oneless Fresh ^ 4 9 Fresh but that was impossible, since we gave some of these down. The best way to register a complaint is to write CHEX Recipe Book Offer. Receive a Chex Here’s a refund form to write for: A coupon tened crushed pineapple, raisins items away as gifts, and the ones that we still have are directly to the company at the address listed on the Party M ix Recipe Book, Send the required refund good for a free head of lettuce (maximum value Sandy Rogers feed.s her fam ily and. cinnamon to taste: diced Steaks lb I Sirloin Tips e s ^1 “ Ground Chuck ib Chicken Legs ib being put to good use BCEFLCMN SOS LEANER THAN BACON product package. form and the proof-of-purchase seal from a Chex $1). Free Lettuce Offer. P.O. Box 4841, food that is^'as nearly natural as peaches: diced apples and cin­ 100% PURE ROUND-LESSER QUANTITIES 2.IS LB LESSER QUANTITIES I M LB -BONE4N I stilLam waiting for my refund. Can you find out Connie Williams, a spokeswoman for Nestle, cereal box. along with 50 cents for postage and Monticello. MN 55365. Send a self-addressed ; possible. namon to taste. Boneless Rump Steaks ib 2.89 Swift Sizzlean ’^T1.59 Fresh Ground ^ n d ib 1.9 9 Fresh Chicken leasts ib1.89 what went wrong? agrees. She points out that the address listed on Nestle handling for each Recipe book ordered. Expires stamped envelope. This offer expires Dec. 31. I When the Manchester Herald FROZEN-ALL BEEF-LEAN A LIGHT FROZEN-ASSORTED LINKS-SWIFT SUCED-ASSORTED OVEN PREPARED-HICKORY BMOKEO-BBQ MRS. R.J O’BRIEN products is lOOBIoomingdale Ave.. White Plains. N.Y Sept. 30. 1986 or while supplies last 1986. but requests must be received by Oct. 31, ' visited her, she was making Snow King Sandwich Steaks 1 .9 9 Brown’ N Serve Sausage X 1 . 1 9 A&P Luncheon Meats ;;s i.4 9 Butterball Breast of Turkey fb 3.6 9 Macaroni and cheese REGULAR OR THICK SLICED PORK LOIN-RIB END C A S P E r. W Y 10605. GERBER Coupon Book Offer. Receive a ; apple-strawberry pudding. She HO(EY(}NN.E LOAF-SQZ PKG 1.39 SIICED-CHICKEN BOLOGNA S-OZ. PKG «»* 1986. While waiting for the form, save two Oscar Mayer Bacon 2.89 Boneless Pork Roasts lb 2.19 Connie told me that many other consumers found coupon book containing $5 worth of Gerber Universal Product Code symbols from Peppe- ■ explained her food preferences as l ‘/t cups whole-wheat or soy- A&P Sliced Luncheon Meats SI 99* Weaver Chicken Roll X 79* DEAR MRS. O’BRIEN: The SuperMax offer is the sim ilar expired refund forms in their 3-ounce Nestea rooked macaroni ROUND OR SQUARE SLICED FROZEN-SHRIMP DINNER 7-OZ. PKG. OR BEEF FRANKS 1-LB. PKG 1 39 FROZEN-WEAVER coupons. Send the required refund form and six ridge Farm Croutons and the cash-register she stirred a pudding on the stove Oscar Mayer Variety Pack '^T 2.19 TastfrO-Sea Seafood Platter S J1 .7 9 A&P Meat Franks ^ ;i.2 9 responsibility of the Schawbel Corp. of Cambridge. bottles. To make up for any inconvenience caused by labels or Universal Product Code symbols from receipt (s) showing the purchase of two jars of while her husband. Craig, watched IVt tablespoons butler Variety Pack Chicken 3.19 Mass., manufacturers of the SuperMax line of the expired forms, consumers who send them in to bottles of Gerber Juices or jars of Gerber IVt tablespoons whole-wheal Marie’s Salad Dressings. . their sons in the yard THE DELI |(TME PAHM...A CROP OP PRESHNEBB^ bbHVIt.tbLAFOCDMA«KH products. I contacted the company and was told that Nestle in White Plains will receive a $2 cash refund. Rogers sweetened the mixture flour with concentrated apple juice. The Vt cup m ilk ALL WHITE MEAT recipe allowed the addition of V4 teaspoon or less salt LongAcre Red or White Natural Fresh Pollock Fillet ib1.89 honey but the strawberries did not Dash of pepper Turkey Roll ib i FRESH CUT IVt to 2 cups grated cheese Seedless Grapes Fresh Cod Fillet ib 2.49 need any more sweetening, she MSTRANN ROUNDS OR U.S.O.A. CHOICE Pistachios FRESH CUT 1 to 3 tablespoons minred onion CALIFORNIA SWEFT PLUMP Bring home the exotic flavor of India in your microwave said. She had picked them in .lune Cooked Corned Beef PICK YOUR OWN' Fresh Haddock Fillet >b 3.49 and froze them. The bright red 1 teaspon dry mustard KAYEM-NATURAL CASING FRESH CUT dessert is good warm or cold, she 1 to 2 eggs, beaten (optional) O ld T y m e F ra n k s The cuisine of Fresh Flounder Fillet i* 3.99 vered almonds for additional color Vt cup butter Remove leaves and center core said. Vt cup dry-milk powder FRESHLY MADE 0 9 9 fara Wciy pla­ 1 11-ounce can mandarin orange and flavor. 3 tablespoons flour from cauliflower. Weight cauli­ Apple-strawberry pudding is one (optional) Chicken Salad Fresh Swordfish Steaks ib 4.5 9 ces. such as In­ sections FRESHLY MADE 1 pound boneless lamb, cut into flower and place in a dish large of the R ogers’ fam ily favorites but 2 tablespoons nutritional yeast MEDIUM LARGE SIZE-M TQ 4DCT dia, can be Combine eggs, low fat milk, S h rim p S a la d I>/j-inch cubes enough to hold cauliflower. Coat that day she was preparing the (optional) CALIFORNIA JUMBO SIZE GARDEN FRESHCRISP Fancy Shrimp T ib 7.99 brought home Keema matar evaporated milk, sggar and nut­ Microwave 1 IOV(-ounce can chicken broth cauliflower with prepared spice dessert for the Manchester Even­ I tablespoon butler to your dinner meg in a D/i-quart casserole. Black Exotic Romaine (Meat with Peas) One-third cup raisins mixture. Cover with plastic wrap ing La Leche League meeting. The V4 cup melted butler (optional) THE FREEZER table quickly Microwave on high for 3 minutes, _c Grapes Lettuce lb t h e d a ir y Kitchen V /t cups diced potato (V4-inch One-third cup peanuts and microwave on high for 6 group, which promotes breast­ 1 rup wheal germ or bread via your micro- stirring once. Blend in rice and LARGE JUICY TANGY COOL AND CRISP ------cubes) 3 tablespoons lemon juice minutes per pound of cauliflower, feeding, met at her house that crumbs (optional) wave oven The Marge Churchill raisins. Microwave on high for 3 Tropicana F lorid a L im e s 6'<.99* F re sh C u c u m b e rs 3>«89* ew Country I tablespoon curry powder rotating once during cooking. Let evening. She has been a m em herof M elt l >/2 lablespnnn.s butter over ideas in today’s IVt pounds ground lamb or beef minutes, stirring once. Blend in FULL OF VITAMIN ”C ’ PREMIUM QUALITY Vt teaspoon ginger stand for 3 to 4 minutes before the group for six years. low heal. Turn off heat and blend in column give Vt cup chopped onion almonds. Garnish top with orange Orange Juice California Oranges 4io.*1 C a m p b e ll’s Tom atoes ib 1.5 9 Yogurt Vt teaspoon salt serving. Yields 5 to 6 servings. The Rogers have four sons; flour until smooth Gradually add COLORFUL CUT VARIETIES FARM FRESH you the oppor­ 2 tablespoons butter sections. Yields 5 to 6 servings. 100’ ■ PURE Al I f t AVOMb 1 14-ounce can unsweetened Corey, 15 months: Bryan. 9'/2: milk, stirring constantly Cook Mixed Melon Trays /t-ounce can tom atoes, Cook onion and butter in a healthier to nurse. The babies get Add cheese, onion, mustard, eggs, GRADE **A" However, to an Indian saying that 1 S‘/t-ounce can evaporated m ilk It you haven't received your colander. As an accompaniment, drained and chopped 2-quart casserole on high for 5 to 6 Manchester Herald by 5:30 p.m. antibodies from their mothers." dry milk and yeast. Heal Add to Prince Kraft Deluxe one prepares curry is like saying Vt cup sugar A&P instead of preparing chapati (a 1 10-ounce package frozen peas minutes, stir once. Stir in flour, weekdays or 8 am. Saturdays, she said. "It’s easier than bottles, cooked macaroni. Gently stir into that you prepare casseroles. In type of flat bread) you can >/4 teaspoon nutmeg Broccoli Spears Pasta American Slices Vt cup plain yogurt then lamb, broth, raisins, peanuts, please call your carrier. If you’re too." sauce. Pour into a greased two- 53% VEGETABLE OH. India, the homemaker doesn’t use purchase whole wheal pocket Vt cup quick-cooking (instant) unable to reach your carrier, call GRADE “ A” YOUR CHOICE' Place potatoes in a 2-cup glass lemon juice, curry powder, ginger, ; The league is concerned with the quart casserole. Dot with butler. A&P Cauliflower 69* A&P Light Spread 1 .4 9 curry powder, but rather seasons bread. When the pocket bread is rice subscriber service, 647-9946, by CHUNKS-RANDOM WEIGHTS measure: cover with plastic wrap. salt and pineapple. Cook, covered health of families as well as Cover and bake in a 3.50-degree HEAT AND SERVE her food with a blend of many One-third cup raisins 6:30 p.m. weekdays or 10 a.m. warmed in the microwave on high Microwave on high for 4 minutes. with a glass lid or p lastic w rap, at pregnant and nursing women and oven for 20 minutes Celeste (Cheese Pizza ‘X‘ 99* A&P Swiss Cheese ib3.19 spices, which she crushes herself. >/4 cup toasted sliced almonds Saturdays (or guaranteed delivery. • KItxiw BARS-RANDOM WEIGHTS for 45 seconds, the keema can be Set aside. high for 5 minutes. Reduce power babies, she said. ■ If desired, mix melted butter HEAT AND SERVE M,ir.-„on, 3$1 M b. ■ Basic to curry are seasonings of placed in the pocket for serving. to low (20%) for 20 to 25 minutes, or with wheat germ nr bread crumbs Celeste Deluxe Pizza ‘ ^?'1 .4 9 • M p d n im , A&P Mild Chedcliar Cheese 'b2.69 Crumble ground meat into a Rogers uses whole-Wheat flour Dkqs. m COUNTRY STYLE cumin, coriander, chili and tur­ Dum gobi, spiced cauliflower, PARTY NECESSITY Shell,. hard plastic colander: sprinkle until lamb is tender: stir twice. for white sauce and whole-wheat or for a lopping. Bake uncovered in Hood Cottage Cheese coni 2 .2 9 meric. In addition, fenugreek, can be made in advance and Leisure Time Ice Cubes 99* ALL VARIETIES REFRESHING onions on top. Set colander into a 2 Sprinkle with coconut. Let stand, soy pasta feu; casseroles and salad minutes more ALL FLJWORS mustard seed, black and red STRAIGHT OR CRINKLE CUT ^ microwaved just before serving. quart round casserole. Microwave covered, for 5 minutes before to improve the nutritional value of Variations: add 2 cups cubed 7 S g 3 S A&P Hood Fruit Drinks 79* pepper, and ginger are often The entire head of cauliflower is THE NEW. Me Cains French Fries 1 .0 9 on high for 7‘/% to 8 minutes, serving over hot rice. Yields 4 Store Hoors: meals. She has a whole-wheat ham or 1 cup cooked bacon pieces" REFRESHING A U FLAVORS included. covered with a spicy mixture or 1 lo 2 cups sliced tomatoes to the Salad Dressings Apple Juice stirring midway through cooking. servings. 974Miin8L pasta recipe called summer salad A&P Lemonade 4^n.M SQUEEZE BOTTLE SERVE ICED OR HOT Dannon Supreme Vbgurt 2 <‘1^ 99* When you see the ingredient Mm-Frl.g;30-g pm FOR BEtTERHCALTH before m icrow aving. It adds a Drain grease. that is good any time of year. m acaroni. HEAT AND SERVE "garam masala" listed in Indian 8A ftSMpm Gulden’s Our Own 2%LowfatMilk ^'89* delightful zing, but doesn’t cover Place butter, curry, chili, ginger D u m g o b I MinchMter ; "Honey and maple .syrup mixed Rose’s Garlic Bread 69* cookbooks, you can substitute up the flavor of the cauliflower. Saitdiy 11-5 pm EbLms THAW AND SERVE Mustard - LAND O LAKES SALE -s root and garlic in bottom of a 2 CASUAL CLOTHING & FOOTWEAR together is a good sweetener." she Summer salad Tea Bags curry powder. It is a mixture of (Spiced cauliflower) 646-1191 Lady B Cheese Cake 1.59 NON-DAIRY CHEEZ CURLS e'/»OZ OR The flavoring of roasted whole quart casserole. Microwave on ^aid. cloves, cinnamon, nutmeg, cori­ JIPEN NIGHTS TIL 9 PM Vt pound whole-wheat pasta HEAT 'N SERVE Country Morning cum in seeds adds a delightful taste high for I'/i to 2 minutes, stirring 1 tablespoon butter ' ’ Here are some recipes the Cremora Creamer 2.49 Planters Cheez Balls »^99* Y ander. cumin and cardamon. Car­ to our fresh vegetable salad, raita. Vt cup rhopped celery Aker’s Dozen Pierogies 99* ALL GRINDS POTATO CRUNCHIESeWr-OZ OR every 30 seconds. Add potatoes, 1 teaspoon coriander T Rogers family enjoys. All are from ICE CREAM Blend damon’s addition to Indian cuisine 2 to 4 tablespoons chopped onit^ Maxwell House Coffee 6.39 Planters Corn Chips 99* Q u arte rs S oft Bow l Yogurt, which is used often in meat mixture and tomatoes: ‘/e teaspoon curry powder “Whole Foods for the Whole Klondike Nuggets ’^ Pkg '2 .4 9 is delightful, but for practical 2 cups or more any or any DECAFFEINATED DRY ROASTED REG. OR UNSALTED Indian cooking, is the dressing for Vt teaspoon ginger ITamily." a cookbook published by ICE CREAM \^16-oz. 1.49_____ blend. Stir in peas. Stirring mid­ combination of the following; Sanka Instant Coffee*;^ 3.59 P la n te rs P e a n u ts *2 purposes, nutmeg can be used for this salad. Although we try to avoid ‘/t cup finely chopped onion Peppermint Patties 1 .9 9 way through cooking, microwave E c a n j . L a Leche International. It is READY TO CAT OCEAN SPRAY our American adaptations. slires or chunks of carrots, cab­ KIDS LOVE 'EM repeating the use of any ingre­ on high for 4 to 5 minutes, or until 3 tabiespoons ketchup available from the Manchester Total Cereal 'u.'1.89 BEER SPECIALS Sauteeing seasonings in butter bage, cheese, green pepper, cu- W e lch ’s Jr. B a rs ’^ :'1 .7 9 Cranberry Juice Cocktail ‘t?' *2 dients within a menu, this is not heated through. Stir in yogurt 1 head cauliflower Evening La Leche League. TENDER CRANGRAPE OR CRANAPPLC or margarine before adding them rumbers, hard-rooked eggs. tuna, PLUS Of POSIT adhered to in Indian cuisine. Yields 6 servings. Note: Serve in Combine butter, coriander, FOR BACK TO SCHOOl Spruce Crabmeat .^1.59 O ce a n S p ra y J u ic e *2 to the meat or vegetables is sprouts. Yogurt, often used as a nutritional warmed whole wheat pockets. curry and ginger in a 1-cup glass S C SUNSHINE SALE ^ WAN CAMP'S NABISCO M iller necessary in Indian cooking to source can be included in several Combine ingredients. Toss with PcH^ & B e a n s 3 *1 Nilla Wafers 'L^'1.39 measure. Microwave on high for 1 Apple-Strawberry pudding YOUR CHOICE' Lite 2 4 bring out the full flavor. Cumin and dishes in the same meal. to l ‘A minutes, stirring every 30 one-half cup of cottage cheese WkN CAMP'S HEFTY L a m b c u r r y Hydrox or i89 lIHfMTYf'AK (PI U', DM'I cilantro, popular in Mexican cook­ Rice pudding is a traditional seconds. Blend in 'onion and " */4 cup (6 ounces) apple juice mixed with one recipe of yogurt- Baked Beans 2 *1 Law n & Leaf B a g s ',^g'1.59 FOR THE LAUNDRY-DRY SMALL 66-CT. MED. 46-CT., OR LARGE 32-CT. ing. are often found in Indian favorite dessert, the microwave 1 small onion, finely chopped ketchup. concentrate, thawed mayo dressing. See recipe below. Vienna Fingers T.' I cuisine as well. version takes a number of short­ • 2 cans water (iVt cups) SUGAR WAM RS 12-0/ OR Fresh Start 799 Luv’s ' 3 0 The recipes in today’s colum n cuts to make it quick and easy to - I to 2 tablespoons honey Peanut Butter Detergent Diapers -.1 I ■ V A ■ ll/. .1 are adaptations of everyday fam­ prepare. Garnish the pudding with Because life is not a spectator spoftT *|39 (optional) Yogurt-mayo dressing Wafers A U VARIETIES CAT BOX FILLER Calvin Coolers 4 ... 2'*'^ ily dishes of Indian origin. The mandrin orange slices and sli­ ; V4 to one-third cup cornstarch Tidy ■ 2 cups chopped fresh or frozen 2 rups plain yogurt GRIAI SNACK’ I rup.mayonnaise Cat 3 ATHLETIC Mrawberiies 1 4 9 f i g 1-LB. BONUS! ALL VARIETIES MEDIUM-BONUS RACK - 1 FREE ‘ Stuffed Filet ■; Stir together juice, water, honey 1 tablespoon dillweed S«l. Take cake on a picnic ‘qnd cornstarch. Use larger 1 tablespoon freshly ground Bars Come’N Get It Kal Kan O $*| OCell-0 Sponges 2 jr .* i FOOTWEAR pepper NORMAUD^ OR NORMAublLY-CONOiriONCR OR of Sole amounts of cornstarch if fruit is Dog Food ^ i Cat Food ^ , Prell Shampoo ^0^ onH iip% Vt teaspoon dry m ustard .Shredded Wheat ,..1.29 I sies* This spicy, moist cake keeps well 1 cop chopped nuts Ready to Bake and up very juicy. Cook over medium REGULAR OR CNCT (PLUS DCP| REGULAR OR DIET (PLUS OEP| NEW FLIP TOP-GEL S 4 0 Z . OR REGULAR Vt teaspoon paprika and can be made ahead ready for Powdered sugar Heat, stirring until thickened. Add QUALITY Pepsi Coia or Pepsi Free 6 cane 1 .6 9 ()range or Grape Crush 99* Colgate Toothpaste pb, 1 .2 9 trips, lunch boxes or a late evening In large bowl, beat sugar, oil and strawberries and continue stirring Vi teaspoon garlic powder CHKJkOA, NAO 40 OR TRAOfTIONAL REGULAR OR D IC T^ U S DEP) ADVIANCEO MEDICINE FOR PAIN • MENS for a minute. Remove from heat Mix all ingredients. FILM DEVELOPING TostHos'^ Tortilla Chips 1 .2 9 Sunkist Orange 1:;M.29 Advil Tablets _____ !^ :2.09 coffee-dessert get-together. eggs for 2 minutes with electric 2 f w * 2 . 9 5 A.'A AH ». V 2 .0 9 PRXI-ON (H 'O Tli M S ^ Y 4.0 Z OR mixer at medium speed. In dnd cool Can be used as a dip for fresh Single Prints Twin Prints REGULAR OR RKMK REfRESHMG (PLUS DEP) • WOMENS ‘ Using the apple juice, variations vegetables Wise Potato Chips ■99* Coca Cola ^1.59 S e cre t S o lid 'p;;; 1 .9 9 another bowl, combine dry ingre­ Ik NORMAUDRV OR NORAAAUOILY Prune Apple Cake Cnfog your dlnnor lOCaMUS-SAaXiFUNCMED-TVttS-CMClICNMAIASKrtMVEO TNNI A U FLAVORt-REG OR (NET-(PLUS OEP) dients; gradually mix into egg • KIDS 2 cups sugar In our dining aroo 15*^ 23*= Nabisco Crackers boa 1.19 Slice with 10% Juice 'm 1.19 Head & Shoulders '^ 2.79 mixture. M ix in prunes, apples and or gat It to go. I'A cups vegetable oil nuts at low speed to blend tho­ That spread not all bad M O C U EFFECTIVE SUN . AUO ITTN THNU SJtT. AUO. 23410.1M ITEMS FO« SALE NOT AMULASLE TO WI401ESALE ON RETAIL DEALERS WE RESERVE THE RIOHT TO LIMIT SALES AND TO CORRECT TTFOORAPHICAL ERRORS 3 eggs roughly. Spoon into buttered and 3 cups flour floured lO-inch tube pan; smooth 43 Oak Street 2 teaspoons baking soda top. 7" SIA FOOD ‘.Those extra pounds you pick in Purdue University’s Department 1 teaspoon each salt and cin­ Bake in 325-degree oven about MANCHESTER later Iffe may not be all bad. of Food and Nutrition. In fact, s e r v in g the a r e a o v e r 30VEARS namon l ‘/4 hours until springy to the touch. according to recent re.«earch. middle-aged people who are signif­ Caldof Shopping Plaza Burr Co[ners, Manchester Vt teaspoon cloves Cool in pad 15 minutes. Invert onto 849-9937 ‘Studies indicate that if you want icantly underweight (or very over-, HOURS: MONDAY THRU FRIDAY SrM A.M. TO IM O FJA4 1 package (12 ounces) pitted FISH MARKET A tp live a long time, your weight weight) have a shorter life expec­ rack to cool completely. Place on BRING YOUR OWN SATURDAY SiW A. M. TO 1(h00 P.M.; SUNDAY StOO A.M. TO ItSO PJA. prunes, coarsely chopped (about 2 serving plate and dust with pow­ RESTAURANT L^. should increase as much as 20 tancy that those who are only about cups) dered sugar. This makes 12 to 14 ^ BEER OR WINE R o c b o l f percent as you get older.” says R. 20 percent above the so-called . 2 cups coarsely shredded apples Ea^l Abernathy, the head of desirable weighty servings. • MW BntUX • 50' WNCTON • UMONVILIX • TOmnNCTOX • W. SPRINCnELD • MtNCHUTlII U — MANCHESTER HERALD. Wednesday. Aug. 20. 1986 MANCHESTER HERALD, Wednesday. Aug, 20, 1986 — 15 HAQAR THE HORRIBLE by DIk Brown* SNAFU by Bruce Beattie PEANUTS by ChatiM M. Schulz Y o u C ?oH 'T U e rB h J T o Wednesday TV I s A i R ' V / V r AVAvfe f i &N *J^^ksL A/UJ\SUxt*yOn^ ^J^hjL w rd liU ^ AAHfo, Advice IN ly B f^ORHlNO. TONI&NT f o r a CHAN<5B ?'•' P O Y o u f i - r ------^ /Urainn. J\ajoL a n a n /u L 6;'D0PM ® 3D (H) 3® (MP Newt WHAT M k k ; ® Thraa'i Company ' ® Hart to Hart 5 A Y ? ( U QImm* a Btaak SOPHIE’S CHOICE Patrons who don’t speak out ^ 9 Knot’s Landing '(31 Botom Buddies . @ Doctor Who Meryl Streep (I.) won the 1982 3 9 Quincy can’t be mad if others shout Oscar tor Best Actress for her Raportar 41 portrayal of Sophie, an enig­ 3Z) MacNalLLahrar Nawahour matic Polish woman Involved D E A 7 ^ ^ " r In church, complain to church • ^ you LOOKEpy not F0R^ - S3) Bawitchad In a romantic triangle with a ABBV: What authorities. Obviously, parents /COP can you do for . I J THE PHANTOM by La* Falk ft Sy Barry LIKE YOU / ANYTHING . [D IS] MOVIE; Toby Tyler or Tan Waok* would-be young writer (Peter should teach their childrenjn the RMPFCRByMtAsrauc-ioGn-ATiQtrr WERE GOING I IN THE ; with a CIrcua’ A 10-year-old orphan MacNicol), and an arrogant those of us who cradle, respect and consideration 7 TO SAY V WORLP . must chooae between the excitement of artist. “Sophie’s Choice" will find ourselves for others. 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I was robbed. \ MEANWHILE,aiGH H A H A H A > THEY'RE BRINGING US come to grips with his fear of the school Peace Corps. Tom Hanks, John Csndy, Smokers who used to rob non- IN THE 5KV... fe'' ^ ^ H » . HA h A bully. MORE FOOD, CHILPREN. 3 9 ABC News Rita Wilson. 1985. Rated R. The worst was in qhurch, where I smokers of clean air have been DEAR ABBY; I am worried ..33) Noticlaro SIN ® Family Feud found it necessary to pray fer­ H/\ 11:35PM (5D Entertainment Tonight stopped for the most part. Abbv. about how to handle a situation 'S3) Harper Valley [DIS] Danger Bay vently the entire time to keep from A ET goes on location in Israel with Fred Will you please speak up for all of that is coming up soon. My uncle is -[C N N ] Showbiz Today 9:00PM ® 3 9 MacOyver (CC) Mac- Dryer for the making of his upcoming behaving in an uncharitable us who have paid good money to coming to visit us. and although he film, "Death Before Dishonor". In Stereo. [ESPN] Intid* the PQA Tour (H). Gyver places his life on the line when he manner that would have been at attend a movie but are not allowed is a nice, older gentleman, he has is imprisoned in an effort to help a wom­ 1 1:40PM [M A X ] MOVIE; 'Porky's II: odds with the very purpose of to enjoy, it? Or worse yet, those who BLONOIE by Doan Young A Sian Drake [HBO ] MOVIE: 'Empire Strikes Back' an's convicted brother escape. (60 min.) The Next Day" High school students, re­ some very bad grooming habits. -W hile Han Solo and Princess Leia enlist a’ttending church. In each in­ wish to worship in peace without ( R ) . cruited to eppear in the school play, He does not bathe often enough, The help of Lando Calrissian to battle the wreak havoc with their pranks. Dan stance, I was seated near people becoming angry with a brother? and he uses no deodorant. ARE YOU S E E PDR L 1 WON'T BE CHECKING »evil empire, Luke Skywalker is in- (3D MOVIE: 'Seventh Avenue' A YOURSELF Monahan. Wyatt Knight, Kaki Hunter. who whispered, talked and giggled Dear, Dear Abby. speak up. K E E P IN G ON YOU FOR SOME TIME .'Structed by the mystical Jedi teacher Depression-era young man from New 1983. Rated R. How do you suggest I handle YOUR ROOM ■^odd. Mark Hamill. Harrison Ford, Car­ York's Lower East Side fights his way to with an utter disregard for those please. So many of us need you. this? He always reads your co­ rie Fisher. 1980. Rated PG. a position of power and influence in the 11:49PM ^2) News around them. SILENCE. PLEASE! lumn. Will you please spell it out? garment district. Steven Keats, Dori ’[M A X ] MOVIE: 'Fandango' Five friends I protested once in the movies "1 Brenner, Jane Seymour. 1977. Part 1. 12;00AM dD Mission: Impossible SMELLBOUND .,tske one last fling before being drafted. and once at a concert to the ■ DEAR SILENCE: Sorry, each of dD Saving the Wildlife (2 hrs., 30 min.) dD Dynasty 0 ■Kevin Costner, Judd Nelson, Sam Ro- noisemakers who robbed me of my us who feels “robbed” must do h1s bards. 1984. Rated PG. SD Novela: Muchachita dD Merv Griffin DEAR SMELLBOUND: Tell M concentration. My complaints own speaking up. At a theater or your uncle, lovingly, that a dally 7:00P M C53 CBS News [C N N ] Larry King Live 3 D Star Trek ARLO AND JANIS ^ by Jimmy Johnson were rudely ignored Now, rather concert, report the offenders to an shower or bath and a fresh change' C$D (2D ® W A *s*H [DIS] MOVIE: 'Gus' A pro football team 3D Rocky and Friends than complain. I have given up usher or the manager. And if no of clothes is the rule In your house. (S) ABC News hires a Yugoslavian mule to kick field dD MOVIE; 'Outlaw Blues' The police with the passive ma.iorily who find I HATE V -s . goals in this Walt Disney comedy. Ed­ are after an ex-con singer/songwriter, action is taken, demand that your And if he argues — show him this BACK-TO-5CHOOL OD 2S) *100,000 Pyramid ward Asner, Don Knotts, Gary Grimes. accused of shooting the men who stole it impossible to deal with that kind money be refunded. letter. Whew! aOTHES.i (O) Jeffersons 1976. Rated G. his song. Peter Fonda. Susan Saint S D Fugitive [ESPN] Bowling: PBA Kessler Open James. 1977. 8-2 dD Alfred Hitchcock Presents G ! ( ^ Wheel of Fortune From Dublin, CA. (2 hrs.) 3 D Berney Miller MacNeil'Lehrer Newshour [HBO] MOVIE: 'Coca Cola Kid' A young Coca-Cola executive is sent to the Aus­ 3D Le Trampa (2 hrs.) Stool tests highly accurate ON THE FASTRACK by Bill Holbrook @9) New Newlywed Game tralian Outback, the last place on Earth Comedy Break SD Novela: Maria de Nadie Una pobre that doesn't sell the real thing. Eric Rob­ 3D muchacha campesina se traslada a la erts, Greta Scacchi, Bill Kerr. 1985. [C N N ] Newsnight D E A R D R . colon and rectum, including gran ciudad en busca de trabajo. Inad- Rated R. [ESPN] Major League Baseball's Grea­ G O T T : How bemorrboids. r ia u r e l , T m 1 Ia)£U.,&0R1&DAV'& THE NEXT TiME KlW)M,l FffiL maay es eviada a la prision. Ahaalirde la I WOMEN DEMAND 6E6 HER, OFFER W ropean Vacation' (CC) The Griswold fa­ [USA] Edge of Night curate are tests Sometimes tbe blood Is a ml/l- I'M N(5T pOiNfir EfloOG-H foT. More pbpm a EXTRA SoMETilINfrW -carcel encuentra trabajo como airvienta mily takes Europe by storm when they range color. Doctors call Ibis the domestica en donde es seducida y aban- 1 2:05A M ® T.J. Hooker Hooker con­ that detect HER/ liJHAT'5 WBPN6-? REIATiofJGHIP/ WILL KE£P HER win an all-expenses-paid trip on a game “ port-wine stool” and it piay donada con un nino. (60 min.) show. Chevy Chase, Beverly D'Angelo, fronts Romano whenjie does not shoot a blood in the Dr. Gott 0OMIH6- PACK/ (52) Nightly Business Report Eric Idle. 1985. fleeing cop-killer. (70 min.) (R). stool? What refleel bleeding from the smail dD Matt Houston intestine or upper colon f e r ~ / [USA] Pro Boxing (2 hrs.) 1 2:24A M MacNell-Lehrer Newsh­ does blood in [C N N ] Moneyline our Peter Gott. M.D. ALLEY OOP ‘ by Dave Graue 9:09PM (52) Whale savers the stool look Small amounts of blood may be [ESPN] SportaCentar 12:30AM (!9 Uncle Floyd like? invisible to the naked eye. Tiny AS SOON AS MS.PECKEPGE f ...IN THE MEANTIME 9:30PM (T8) CNN Headline News ...SINCE WE'LL BE BECAUSE WE'LL ...AND I CAN'T |[TM C ] MOVIE: 'Beyond the Poseidon dD d D Late Night with David Letterman quantities of bloody leakage from ARRIVES, WE'LL START WORK \. I'LL TRY TO GET ^ REPLACING IT BE­ NEED SOMEONE THINK OF ANY- .Adventure' Additional survivors turn up . @D Muy Especial: Roberto Carlos ON THE NEW COMPONENTS! Tonight's guests are author Tama Jan- DEAR polyps or small cancers may OUR "M USEUM / BUT, FORE LONG, WHY TO MUSCLE THESE , ONE WHO CAN 'on a capsized ocean liner, and thieves P IE C E " H E R E ( DOC. [M A X ] Comedy Experiment: Jim Belu- owitz and reggae singer Rita Marley. (60 READER; BOTHER? THINGS AROUND.' ' DO THAT BETTER ‘are found to be looting what remains on become diluted by and mixed with OPERATIONAL! shi, Birthday Boy A traveling basketball min.) In Stereo. THAN ALLEY/ (the ship in this sequel to 'The Poseidon Modern te.sts for blood In ibe stool including Ibe slomaeb often will the stool .so that no discoloration is salesman, on his thirtieth birthday, re­ dD Alfred Hitchcock Presents 'Adventure'. Michael Caine, Sally Field, flects on his big sale at his former high are bigbly .sensitive They can color tbe stool black. Doctors refer noticeable. In such cases, the 3D More Real People iTelly Savalas. 1979. Rated PG. school. delect small quantities of blood. In to Ibis as “ tarry stool” and Ibe chemical stool-blood analyses be­ U.8. ACRES by Jim Davit *[USA] USA Dance Show 10:00PM (3D News SD Gena Scott fact, fbey are so .sensilivcibal Ibey description is accurate. Tbe blood come extremely useful. For this [ESPN] John Fox Outdoors 7:30PM QD (!SD p m Magazine (3D @9) Arthur Hailey's Hotel (CC) Chris­ can show a positive reaction in turns black bt'cause it is digested rea.son. many doctors are now HELP' 'HURRV.KIPS/ W ELL, AREN’T V VE5, A6 SOON AS |C5D Wheel of Fortune tine accepts the engagement ring of a [USA] That Girl some people wbo have eaten red before it is expelled urging patients over !M) to have WAPE'S IN prominent businessman while a famous HELP/ VOU GOING TO 1 WE FIGURE Million Dollar Chance of a Lifetime 1:00AM dD Comedy Tonight meat tbe day before tbe stool Bleeding from Ibe lower intes­ regular screening tests for blood in TROOBLE/ SAVE AA£?< X FROM WHAT actress' daughter writes a scathing ac­ i(TT) Independent Network News count of her childhood with the star. (60 (3D Sale of the Century analysis was obtained. tine is often red. Brigbl-red bleed­ the stool The tests are cheap, 1(19) Barney Miller min.) (R). (3D Joe Franklin Show Blond from tbe upper intestine ing ran be seen in diseases of Ibe reliable, safe and ea.sy. !dS) Jeopardy dD Independent Network News 3D Comedy Break (59) New Newlywed Game dD The Untouchables 3D CNN Headline News 2 (39) Major League Baseball dD Odd Couple [C N N ] Crossfire THE BORN LOSER "by Art Sansom @9) Price Is Right dD Black Sheep Squadron [DIS] Still the Beaver Get into a dilly of a pickle dZ) Wild, Wild World of Animals [C N N ] CNN Evening News [ESPN] Tennis Magazine WELL, I'M OFF OM MY VAMTlOIOl o h ,thoi?napplg, You WEPGM'T OUST S\YIW6j [C N N ] Crossfire [M A X ] MOVIE: 'Porky's' Lustful high [T M C ] MOVIE: 'The Jerk' This comedy school boys try to crash the local bawdy You WOU'T 5EB M5 FOf^ WO [ESPN] NFL Films involves the outrageous rise to stardom DEAR marinates several weeks in the THAT I D d a y , house. Dan Monahan. Mark Merrier, of an inept and unlucky fool. Steve Mar­ [USA] Radio 1990 POLLY: f need pickling brine WHOLE W eCKSl 'tOU? > Scott Colomby. 1981. Rated R. tin. Bernadette Peters, Catlin Adams. 1979. Rated R. a good dill I'm sending you a copy of my 7:35PM [DIS] MouseterpieceTheater 10:13PM (52) In the Kingdom of the pickle recipe Dolphins This special tells the story of [USA] Dick Cavett (R). newsletter. “Canning Fruifs. 'To- 8:00PM (J) MOVIE: 'Sophie's Choice' for plain dill or malnes and Pickles." which has the unique relationship of rapport and ® MOVIE: Tha Kirlian Wit- Pointers 0 A Polish survivor of a Nazi concentration trust which developed between a team 1:1 5AM with berbs. Is camp is haunted by a secret from her ness' A green leafy plant is the only wit­ complete directions for boiling of scientists and a family of dolphins. ness to testify in a strange murder case. while vinegar water bath canning. Others who past Meryl Streep, Kevin Kline, Peter (66 min.) Puxxles MacNicol. 1982. Nancy Snyder, Ted Leplat, Joel Colod- OK for dill Polly FisDer would like this issue should send $1 Astrograph dD MOVIE: 'Clonus Horror' A man dis­ 10:30PM d D News ner. 1978. pickles? for cach copy to Polly’s Pointers, covers that he is a clone and tries to tell dD Dick Van Dyke 1:20AM [HBO] MOVIE: 'Surf It' A surf WILBUR in care of the Manchester Herald. the world. Peter Graves, Keenan Wynn, dD Novels: Amo y Senor contest Is in danger when surfers keep P.O. Box 1216. Cincinnati. OH ACROSS 5 Ear (comb, Answer to Previous Puzzle Timothy Donnelly. 1979. appearing as zombies. Eddie Deezen, [DIS] DTV DEAR W IL­ 4S20I. Be sure to include the title. form) dD @9) Perfect Strangers (CC) Baikt ce­ 10:45PM Linda Kerridge, Cleavon Little. 1964. lebrates his new checking account by Rated R. BUR: Distilled POLLY 1 Actress Novak 6 Writer Vidal 11:00PM (3D (3D (2D dD ® News ^Your buying Larry a gift-with a check that while vinegar is the perfect choice cover Release trapped air Wipe 4 Farm animals (3D dD M*A*S*H [M A X ] MOVIE: 'Porky's Revenge' (CC) 7 Sordid bounces. (R). The basketball team from Angel Beach for dill pickles: it has the proper rim of ja r with a clean damp cloth 8 Actor Montand f r a n k AND ERNEST 'by Bob Thaves 8 Longs b irth d a y (3D News (3D Hangin' In High learns that they may have to throw acidity to safely preserve the Attach lid Place in eanner. Fill 12 Genetic 9 Passport dD Odd Couple the big game when their coach is unable pickles <4 to 6 percent). and it will Sauce beamalae . (TT) MOVIE: 'Chattanooga Choo Choo' In to pay his gambling debts. Dan Mona­ and close remaining jars. Process material endorsement Aug. 21, 1986 Avengers order to collect his inheritance, a man dD han. Wyatt Knight, Tony Ganios. 1985. not discolor the cucumbers or in a boiling-water bath fifteen Should you order the sauce 13 Slouan Indian |SI0 ^V must restore the famous train and make 10 Greenland's col­ dD 24 Horas Rated R. brine rriinules for quarts bearnaise? If you do, the sauce will 14 Ireland Your year ahead looks very promising, DISARMAMENT one final run from Pennsylvania Station. onizer dD Abbott and Costello 1:30AM (3D Naked City Here’s an easy recipe for quick I like to add a peeled elovenrtwo 15 Possessive owing to important changes that are George Kennedy, Barbara Eden, Joe Na- be thick and made with shallots, 11 Parched math. 1984. [C N N ] Monayline dill spears from “Canning” by Sue 16 Israeli folk likely to occur. Interestingly, you’ll not CONFERENCE LAY O Fp THB- 3D Independent Network News of garlic to each ja r before packing tarragon, thyme, bay leaf, vi­ 19 Stylish Britisher [DIS] Best of Ozzie and Harriet and Bill Deeming (HPBooks: dance be the one who precipitates them. ( H McCloud [C N N ] Newsnight Update the cucumber spears. Nof only negar. white wine and egg yolks. 21 Skiff 198.')), Wash six pounds pickling 17 District in Saudi LEO (July 23-Aug. 22) Your luck is still (19) MOVIE: The Adventurers' A man's [ESPN] America's Cup Challenge [ESPN] Horse Show Jumping: Spruce does the garlic eoniribule a subtle The sauce is most often served 23 Young lady (Fr., love for li^e and his country is accen­ Downunder Meadows National Competition Arabia holding In areas that provide a second cucumbers, scrubbing gently with flavor, but the pickled garlic is with grilled or sauteed meat or abbr.) income for you. If will be worth your tuated by the horrors he has seen in [HBO] Not Necessarily the News This a brush to remove spines and mild and tastes delicious after it grilled fish. 18 .... voca guerrilla warfare. Bekim Fehmiu, 2:00AM ® MOVIE; 'Unknown Pow­ 25 Persian ruler while today to give them extra attention. comedy series presents sketches, news ers' Dramatic re-creations and specula­ 20 Clasp Charles Aznavour, Ernest Borgnine. blossom . fragments. Cut length­ Trying to patch up a romance? The and film footage satirizing current ev­ tion are used to examine how cult leader 22 Electrical unit 26 Island off ) 1970. ents. wise into four.spears each. Ar­ Matchmaker set can help you under­ Jim Jones was able to persuade his fol­ 24 Over there Scotland 8 -2 .® dD Major League Baseball: New lowers to take their own lives in a mass range spears in a large crock or stand what It might take to m ake the re­ [T M C ] MOVIE: How Sweat it Isl' A 27 Biblical hero York Meta at Los Angeles (3 hra.)' Europe-bound couple finds the house suicide at the Guyana compound. Henry. nonmelal bowl. 25 Relatives lationship work. Mail $2 to Matchmak­ 28 Cologne (Gar.) dD National Geographic Special: Chesa­ they've rented on the Riviera is already Fonda, Jack Palance. 1978. In a six-quart pot. combine four 29 Up to this point 39 Slippery 49 None (Scot.) er, c/o this newspaper, PO Box 91428, peake Borne (CC) The Chesapeake Bay occupied by a French playboy. Debbie (2 wds.) 30 Loud cry 3D Grizzly Adams quarts water and ” 4 cup pickling 41 Overturns 50 Chanel Cleveland, OH 44101-3428. and the people who live on its shores are Reynolds, James Garner, Paul Lynde. 33 Horse's foot 31 - Knievel [ESPN] Mazda SportsLbok (R). salt: stir to dissove salt. Pour over 43 Protege VIRGO (Aug. 23-Sept. 22) Your pleas­ WINTHROP r by Dick Cavalli featured. (60 min.) (R) In Stereo. 1968. ; 52 Western weed [USA] MOVIE: The Turning Poinf A cucumbers. Cover: let stand over­ 34 Oaf 32 Scarlett’s 45 Apple drink ing manner will evoke a warm response d S MOVIE: The Glass K e / An intrigu­ [USA] Alfred Hitchcock conscientious newspaper man discov­ 36 Eggs home 53 Similar in kind from those with whom you deal today. It ing who-dunnit story of crooked politics night at room temperature. 47 Japanese CXD y o u KJMCW W HAT ers that his friend's father is involved 54 Church part pays to be oharming. L E F T Y ? e P K B ■? MUQQSY and gangsters. Alan Ladd, Veronica 1 1 :1 9PM SJ) SCTV Network ^^Wash five one-quart jars in hot. 37 Joke anthology 35 Information musical with racketeers. William Holden, Alexis A MAN W H O I S A LOUIE-? R A T S O - ? Lake, William Bendix. 1942. 38 Electric fish agency (abbr.) instrument 57 Airline informa­ LIBRA (Sept. 23-Ocl. 23) Rewards (or 1 1 :30PM ® A Current Affair Smith, Edmond O'Brien. 1952. s'oapy wafer: rinse. Keep hot until work well done will be better than usual h a b i t u a l c r i m i n a l 39 Pitcher 38 Throw off 48 Irritated tion (abbr.) Novela: De Pure Sangre (60 min.) ® 39 ABC Newt Nightlin* needed. Prepare lids as manufac­ IS CALLSP’? 40 Biblical prophet today, not just in the material sense, but V (52) National Geographic Special: Land ® Bizarre turer directs. 1 2 5 6 9 10 11 In additional ways as well. Do your best. of the Tiger (CC) The behavior of wild 2:30AM (3D MOVIE: 'Ouadrophenia* A 42 Fennel genus The Honeymoonsre young man must decide whether to be­ Drain cucumbers: discard ’ SCORPIO (Oct. 24-Nov. 22) You are tigers is explored up close in this t^pecial (33) 44 Snapshot for come a member of normal society or a brine Set drained cucumbers 12 much more popular at this time with filmed in two of India's nationalparks. S 9 Alfred Hitchcock short r youth gang. Phil Daniels, Mark Wingett, aside. (69 min.) your peers than you may realize. Even (S ) (39 Bast of Carson Tonight's guests Leslie Ash. 1979. 46 Short for 15 ■ >1. , dD MOVIE: Tickle Me' A rodeo rider at­ are Buddy Rsckett, Honi Coles end In a four-quart pot. combine persons you feel don't like you are say­ [C NN] Sports Latenight Solomon ing kind things about you. '1'^ tracts the attention of all the girls at a spelling bee champ Balu Natarajan. (60 three cups distilled white vinegar. dude ranch. Elvis Presley, Julie Adams. min.) (R) In Stereo. [ESPN] SportaCentar 47 Due to motion 18 19 20 SAGITTARIUS (Nov. 23-D*c. 21) Your 4‘/2 cups water three tablespoons 9 ” Jack Mulianey. 1965. 51 Singer Bob greatest enjoyment today will be the (2D Doctor Who 2:35AM (3D CBS News Nightwatch pickling salt and one teaspoon hours you spend with- people you truly [C N N ] Prime News (29 Hogan's Heroes Joined in Progreee sugar. Tie two tablespoons mixed 55 Algerian port like. Schedule something that Includes ^ , t ic • CWIAUJ [DIS] Edison Twins 33) McHsIs's Navy pickling spices in a four-inch 26 26 27 56 Brings about those close to your heart. [ESPN] Superbouta Aaron Pryor vs. Al­ [C N N ] Sports Tonight 2:50AM [HBO] MOVIE; Tha Border' A square of cheesecloth: add to exis Arguello (Miami, November, 1982). man wages war against corrupt border 58 Wood sorrel CAPRICORN (Dec. 22-Jan. 19) Give Im­ [DIS] MOVIE; 'Circus Angsl' A cat bur­ brine. Bring to a boil over SHRIMP 33 (60 min.) guards who manipulate the lives of Mex­ portant communications top priority to­ glar becomes an angel after hit last 59 Take care of ican Immigrants. Jack Nicholson, Val­ medium-high heal. Cover and day. You’ll have luck reaching people [M A X ] MOVIE: The Hollywood caper and ends up being Involved in the 60 Outer (praf.) t erie Perrine, Warren Oates. 1962. Rated simmer fifteen minutes. Remove 37 you couldn't get in touch with before. Bridge Knights' The rowdiest car club in Bev­ adventures of other people. Phillipe 61 104, Roman erly Hills lets loose. Robert Wuhl, Tony R. AQUARIUS (Jan. 20-Feb. 19) Two Avron, MIrallla Negre. 1965. spice bag and discard. 62 Songs of praise 1 Danza. 1980. Rated R. 40 friends who are looking out (or your in­ [ESPN] SportaCentar 3:00A M 3D Emergency Place a large sprig of dill in one 63 Horse [USA] TNT (60 min.) [C N N ] News Overnight hot jar. Pack the ja r with cu­ sw ow )n sH terests may give you information today [HBO] MOVIE: 'Volunteers' A ne'arKlo- 64 Dollar bill J cumber spears, leaving ‘A inch that could save you all money. ruffed another heart with dummy’s 8:30PM (3D d9) Webster (CC) McGruff wsll playboy running from a gambling [ESPN] Auto Racing '86: Spark Plug FOR A BETTER DEAL PISCES (Fab. 20-March 20) Good the crime-fighting dog helps Webster debt eacapet to Thailand to serve in the Challen^ From Lime Rock, CT. (3 hrs.T^ NORTH 1-26-K The cue-bid trump 10, he was left with the Q-8 of headspace. Add boiling brine to DOWN 47 48 49 53 54 things will happen today as long as you YOU’D HAVE TO CATCH ♦ 9 7 6 2 diamonds and a losing heart. Eiast was keep a tight grip on operations. Don't V 4 told all holding the J-9-5 of diamonds. When a *"■ 1 A ctor____ 66 r delegate Important responsibilities. IT YOURSELF. ♦ 10 7 2 Kristofferson black card was played. East could ruff ^ < ARIES (March 21-Aprll 19) Something ♦ AKQ65 By James Jacoby Cruise into Ground Round for the best 2 Toward the 59 a , with the five, in which case declarer ' ■* with far-reaching, fortunate effects may Cinema SIG N UP NO Will of summer’s catch— delicious Shrimp or center of n occur for you today. However, you're WEST EAST would score the eight. If Eiast trumped -■ 62 The Michaels cue-bid usually shows 3 Tall spar not apt to be totally aware of all Its rami­ 4QJ853 ♦ K4 in with the nine, declarer would sim­ Swordfish Dinners, char-broiled to five cards in both major suits when 4 Santa's excla- □ •• fications right now, ♦ KQ 10 6 3 ♦ J 8 2 ply shed his heart, leaving the Q-8 of VKRNON 6 EAST HARTFORD perfection or seasoned Cajun style. And ♦ K used over an opponent's minor suit for the British American Club’s. mation (3 wds.) ozas (c)198e by NEA. Inc 20 TAURUS (April 20-May 20) Today you ♦ J953 diamonds to make two tricks over Cmtwoed Pub * Cinema — Legal cine 1 « 2 — Legol Eagles (PG) 7, will be well-received by the very same ♦ 8 4 ♦ J 9 7 2 'Opening. In today’s deal the use of the East’s jack and five. Note that if Eagles (PG) 7:30. 9:30. — Running Scored (R) 7:10,9:15. each one served with our savory rice pilaf people who have been treating you In­ bid impelled South into a precarious Peer Ricbord's Pub * Cinama — WILLIMANTIC West’s singleton diamond had not been “ Running Scared (R) 7:30, 9:30. Jlltsan Square Cinema — Allens (R) Si and garden-fresh house salad. differently lately. Don't resurrect the SOUTH contract that was made with an over­ Friday Night ♦ A 10 the king, the play would go the same Shawcote Clnamot 1-9 — Top Gun 1, 3:30, 7, 9:30. — Monhunter (R) 1:05, And the price? You’re going past. trick because of the information given way, but declarer would now make ' (PG) 12:30,2:45,5,7:20,9:40. — Karate 3:30, 7:05, 9:30. — One Crazy Summer CELEBRITY CIPHER GEMINI (May 21-Jun* 20) Have faith in ♦ A975 by the opposing bidding. Kid Pori II (P G ) 1:30,4:30,7:15,9:30.— (PGl 1:05, 3:10, 7:05, 9:10. — The to l'ov(!; it. Both our thick 8 oz. ___ Ct Hbrtty Ophar cryptoorami ara oraalad from quotatlona by famoua paopla. paat and p rm n t. ♦ AQ864 only 11 tricks. your abilities today and set your sights South should have passed three One Crazy Summer (PG) 12:50,3,4:55, Karate Kid Part II (PG) 1,3:10,7,9:10. Each lattar m tha dphar atanda for Boothar. Tod^'a c*M.’ Kapuali K. ♦ 10 3 7:40,9:35. — Aliena (R) 1,4,7:10,9:50. — Howard the Duck (PG) 1:10, 3:15, ^DART LEAGUED swordfish steak dinner and higher than usual. Lady Luck will help clubs. When his three-diamond bid was by CONNIE WIENER — Heartburn (R) 12:45,2:55,5,7:35,10. 7:10, 9:15. Ruthless People (R) 7:10, our plump, mouthwatering further your alms If your attitude Is Vulnerable: Both raised to four, however, it was OK to — Ruthless People (R) 1:20,3:20,5:20, 9:15. — Tronsformers: The Movie positive. Dealer; North go on to five, and declarer justified the 7:50, 9:55. — Bock to School (PG-13) (PG) 1:10, 3:10. gulf shrimp dinner are only "XGEQH AMEQ B JBHLN MO NKC TMVV U Turkey 12:55, 3:05, 5:10, 7:M, 9:30. — The Fly New Players Welcome CANCER (June 21-July 22) Someone bidding by the play. South considered WINDtOR (R1 12:35, 2:50, 5:05, 7:30, 9:45. — Plaza — Running Scared (R) 7:15. »7.95. (Tg^d who has successfully solved a problem West North East South it likely that West held a singleton dia­ The dark meat of the turkey is dark Armed ond Dangerous jP G l 1:15,3:15, DO LRQ IKPL MXLOHQPLMXA JQHPKX like one you now face can provide you Pass Pass 1 ♦ 5:15,7:45,10. ,DRIVR-INt 3025 Main St. with a solution. 2 ♦ 3 4 Pass 3 ♦ mond. To guard against that card be­ because it has been supplied with Manchester — Reopens Friday. Glastonbury 659-0162 ing the king, he tabled the diamond blood vessels. The white meat of the MansHald — Armed and Dangerous league starts Fri., September 19th LRQHG.” — IM8Y0N OHMGWIBX. Pass 4 ♦ Pass , 5 ♦ MANCHSTRR (PG) with American Anthem (PG-13) (junctions of Rtes. 2 & 3) Pass Pass Pass ace at trick two. Next he played A-K-Q breasts — the muscles that power the UA Theaters Cost— Runnlng'Scored (R) 2:10, 7:10, 9:35. — Nothing In at dork.— Too Gun (PG) with A Fine PREVIOUS SOLUTION; "We’re In a war to determine whether the human of clubs, while shedding a spade, and wings -=- indicates the bred-for-eating Mess (PG) at dork. — Flight of the race will ... exist in the next few years." — Ted Turner. The swift erratic movements of a Common (P(S) 2, 7:20, 9:30. — The Opening lead; ¥ K ruffed a club. He now took the s|lade turkeys are weak fliers at best. Wild Great Mouse ITetectIve (G) 2:15. — Navigator (PG) with Sleeping Beauty 73 Maple Street • Manchester tornado sometimes have wind speeds (G) at dork. ace, ruffed a heart in dummy, and turkeys, on the other hand, may be About Lost Nloht...(PG) 7:15,9:25. of 200 miles per hour. ruffed a spade in bi^hand. When he able to fly a mile, bitting 45 mph. r.A - - f — ------** M A N C H ES TE R H ER A LD . Wednesday. Aug. 20, 1986 M ANCH ESTER H ER ALD, Wednesday, AuiT 20, 1986 — 17 About Town SPORTS September Song seeks artists persons 15 and older to show people the value of using a seat belt. The Tolland Country Art Association is accepting AL roundup applications from professional and amateur artists and craftsmen for its annual September Song. The Class of 1936B has reunion A‘F * arts-and-crafts show and sale will be held from 10 a.m. Class of 1936B of Manchester High School will have to 4 p.m. Sept. 6 on Ellington green, Ellington Center. a reunion Sept. 27 at the Manchester Country Club. 305 Rain location will be Ellington High School. There will S. Main St. The committee is looking for the addresses be a cash prize based on popular vote, a portrait of some class members including; Francis Bright- demonstration by Helen MacFarlane, a white Kirby Puckett man, Everett Carlson, Vonne Dardis, Phyllis Dwyer. elephant table and a home-baked food booth. For Robert Furay, Tom Healy, Edward Kosinski. more information and applications, call 872-9001. Barnard McLaughlin. Eunice Skinner and Lillian Reymander. Those with information about the Downtown has health days location of these persons may call Marjorie Bissell.' 644-8565. Mary McKeever. 649-7728. or Marguerite slams Bosox Manchester downtown will have safety and health McCooe. 649-2313. awareness days Thursday. Friday and Saturday at By NUke Model striking out 11 of them. the parking lot at Main and Forest streets. The Police Waddell wants craftsmen The Assocloted Press Department will take finger prints, register bicycles Phil Bradley hit a solo homer in Waddell School P TA is seeking craftsmen for its the fourth and Danny Tartabull and display its drug unit. Crossroads, the Red Cross M INNEAPOLIS - Is there Harvest Fest on Oct. 11 from 10 a.m. to 3 p.m., rain or lined a three-run homer in a and the town of Manchester Fire Department will anything Kirby Puckett can’t do? shine. Applications may be obtained by calling Cecilia four-run fifth inning. - participate. The seat belt convincer will be “ He can’t get a hit every time demonstrated from 10 a.m. to 3 p.m. Saturday for Wright. 643-2833. Seattle won its fourth straight l'siaur/ up,” Minnesota Twins Manager game. The loss was the third Ray Miller says about his All-Star straight for the Yankees, who had center fielder. “ So that proves he’s won nine of their 10 previous human” games against Seattle. The loss A Births But that’s about all Puckett kept the Yankees 5',^ games behind didn’t do Tuesday night, when the Boston in the AL East. Popple takes four-day walk Twins defeated the Boston 5-1 to Mantle, Derrick Paul, son of McPeck, Kellie Marie, daughter Prior, Daniel Russell, son of ■snap a four-game losing streak and Royals 9, Rangers 8 Keith J. and Christina (Helfrick) of Anthony and Denise (Merovo- Janet (Wilson) and John T. Prior to prevent the Red Sox from adding U.S. Air Force Senior Master Sergeant It will likely be a long, long time ing in Paris. They are in the Defense Mantie of 79 Amott Road, was bom nich) McPeck of Sfiinner Hill III of 66 Hilltop Drive, was born to their 5‘/i-game American before another pitcher yells at Carl Popple, right, admires the patch he Reutilizaton and Marketing Region- July 31 at Manchester Memorial Road. Coventry, was born Aug. 1 at Aug. 2 at Manchester Memorial League East lead over the New Frank White. receives from Ron Diehl. Both service­ Europe, Defense Logistics Agency. Hospital. The maternal grandpar­ Manchester Memorial Hospital. Hospital. The maternal grandpar­ York Yankees. The veteran of 12 outstanding men traveled to France to take part in a ents are Dr. and Mrs. Francis The maternal grandparents are ents are Mr. and Mrs. Russell W. Puckett’s third-inning homer season put on probably the best Popple is the son of Carl W. Popple of Helfrick of 14 Westminster Road. Mr. and Mrs. Sebastian Dimarco Wilson of 110 Plymouth Lane. The snapped a 0-0 tie and gave the U performance of his career Tues­ four-day, European walking tour start­ 64F Case Drive. The paternal grandparents are of 22 Ridgefield St. The paternal paternal grandparents are Ethel Twins the lead for good. His 3-for-4 day. driving in seven runs and Mr. and Mrs. Charles Mantie of grandmother is Elizabeth Pasa- Prior of 211 Homestead St. and performance gave him a .349 winning the game in the II th inning Ellington. nelli of Skinner Road. Coventry.- John T. Prior Jr. of New York City. batting average, letting him pass with his second homer of the night The baby has a brother, Lee, 12, The paternal great-grandparents Boston’s Wade Boggs for the as the Kansas City Royals defeated H trild photo by Pinto Service Notes Mace, Nicholas Andrew, son of and a sister. Kristin, 6‘/4. are Virginia Prior of 211 Homes­ ma.ior-league lead: Boggs, who the Texas Rangers 9-8. Carey E. and Denise (Gilliland) tead St. and Frank Laing of 7 went l-for-5, dropped from ,.3,50 to “ If I had a better game. I can’t Rpcco Anselmo of Acadia Restaurant (facing the action Tuesday night at Fitzgerald Field. Tierney’s .348. Mace of 234 Oak St., was born July Schuhriemen, John Thomas, son Deerfield Drive. The baby has a remember when.” White said. camera) is welcomed at home plate after slugging a solo nipped Acadia, 4-3, in eight innings to remain Blouin arrives In West Germany Bilodeau trains in Georgia of Robert J. and Theresa (Weins) sister, Carrie, 4. And Puckett did ail that batting 31 at Manchester Memorial Hospi­ While singled in a run in the first homer against Tierney's in 'B' Division tournament undefeated. tal. The maternal grandparents Sehuhriemen of 440 .W. Middle in the No. 3 spot in the Twins’ order inning, but it all really started in G U.S. Army Pvt. Gregory A. Blouin. son of Ella C Douglas J. Bilodeau of Manchester, a member of for the first time in his three-year Griffith of 34 Crestwood Drive, has arrived for duly the Connecticut Arm y National Guard at Company C. are Mr. and Mrs. EugeneGulliland Turnpike, was born Aug. 1 at O’Brien, Kurt Lewis, son of the second against Rangers starter career. with the 2nd Signal Brigade. West Germany He is a 1-I69th Infantry in Enfield, is being trained at Fort of 49 Oliver Road. The paternal Manchester Memorial Hospital. Douglas and Ellen (Bzdyra) Mike Loynd. data telecommunications operator. Benning. Ga.. as an infantryman. After he completes grandparents are Mr. and Mrs. The maternal grandparents are O’Brien of 154C Dunn Road, “It never realty dawned on me "The second time out. when he training. Pvt. 2 Bilodeau will return to his unit to Carey Mace of 67 Falknor Drive. John and Rita Weins of Nebraska. Coventry, was born Aug. 5 at (to bai anywhere but his custom­ struck me out. he started yelling at Tourneys down to a dozen clubs perform his new specialty. The baby has a brother, Chris­ The paternal grandparents are Manchester Memorial Hospital. ary leadoff spot) till I got to the me.” White said. “ I don’t know Burke completes basic topher Adam Mace, 3. Ralph and Mary Schuhriemen of The maternal grandparents are ballpark and saw the lineup.” what he was yelling at. I guess he Nelson graduates In Arizona Citrus Heights. Calif. Mr. and Mrs. Edward Bzdyra of Puckett said. "I couldn’t really wanted to show me up. I started to Four more team.s were elimi­ apiece, including Jack Frasca- Paul V. Burke, son of Mr. and Mrs. Donald Burke of Leonowicz, Alan Paul, son of 154C Dunn Road. Coventry. The believe it. I thought they were shout back at him. but I didn’t. nated as play resumed in the town relli, Tim Bycholski. Kevin Hanlon 16 Oak Forest Drive, has completed basic training at Staff Sgt. Dwight H. Nelson.sonof Lucille A. Jordan Paul and Lisa (Baker) Leonowicz DiTarando, Courtney Beth, paternal grandparents are Mr. and trying to play a joke on me” ” 1 just believe in the old- softball tournaments on Tuesday and George Hanlon. the U.S. Army ROTC camp at Fort Knox. Ky. of Manchester and Howard T. Nelson of Windsor, of 70 Llynwood Drive. Bolton, was daughter of Robin B. and Beverly Mrs, Kevin O’Brien of 62 Horton No joke: it was Puckett — who fashioned approach.” night. As it stands, six clubs Burke, a student at American International graduated from the non-commissioned officers born Aug. 6 at Manchester Memor­ (Puia) DiTarando of 190 Grissom Road. didn’t hit any homers in his first So White gave the Texas pitchers remain in each the ‘A ’ and ’B ’ Pagani 4, Medical 3 College. Springfield. Mass . plans to enter the ROTC leadership school at Davis-Monthan Air Force Base. ial Hospital. The maternal grand­ Road, was born Aug. 1 at Manches­ season and hit only four last year in an old-fashioned whipping. The competition. Pagani came from behind with program at Western New England College. Ariz. He is a passenger and household goods specialist parents are Mr. and Mrs. Ronald ter Memorial Hospital. The pater­ his second season — batting third. Rangers took a 7-1 lead, but While In the ‘A ’ Division. Nassiff Arms Springfield. with the 836th Transportation Squadron. Baker of Tolland. The paternal nal grandparents are Mr. and Mrs. U.S. Navy ships of the Sixth “ I just turned it around a iittle,” doubled in two runs in the fifth and two runs in the seventh to nip and Pagani Caterers both won grandparents are Mr. and Mrs, Carl DiTarando of 104 Pine St. The Fleet landed 1,800 Marines at Miller said. “ I suppose I’ll keep hit a three-run homer in the sixth, Medical Supply. Jeff Holt ham­ John Leonowicz of 45 High St, The baby has two brothers. Brian. 10, Beirut, Lebanon. July 15, 1958, to him there.” giving the Royals an 8-7 lead. winner’s bracket games at Robert­ mered a home run and two singles, baby has a brother. Jeffrey, 3. and Matthew. 17, and a sister, Colleen, help support the Lebanese govern­ Puckett’s 25th homer of the year Texas tied it up in the seventh, son Park to move into the unbeaten and Cal Sewell also homered a sister. Nicole. U/fi. 2 . ment against rebel forces. was followed four pitches later by but White led off the I Ith with a line round on Thursday at 7:30 p.m. at Steve Crispino. Dave Poulin and Thoughts Kent Hrbek's 2,5th. Later in the drive over the left-field wall Charter Oak Park. Pagani edged Don Chapman roped two hits game. Gary Gaetti belted his 25th. Manchester Medical Supply. 4-3. apiece for the victors. Denis The Twins, who lead the majors Brewers 5, Indians 3 kind of sanctuary to which we can while Nassiff stomped Main Pub. Wirtella and' Rich Gustafson The family is ..... a place of for 1 am gentle and humble in with 154 homers, are the only team Milwaukee’s Paul Molilor hit flee when storm clouds loom heart, and y c will find rest for 12-5. In a pair of do-or-die safety and security. For a young Rubachas mark golden wedding with three members in the 25-clout two home runs andtwodoubles. He cracked two hits each for the overhead your S()uls. "o r my yoke is easy showdowns at Nike Field. MAK child, storms come in many forms. club. was 4-for-4. scored three times and losers It may be a storm created by the and my burden is light” Mr. and Mrs. Alphonse Rubacha Rubacha of Courtland Street. Mr. Rubacha was employed at “ We couldn’t keep the ball in the drove in three runs, extending his Company ousted Cummings Insu­ MAK 11, Cummings 6 loss of a pet. a skinned knee, or a The peace of safety and security of Vero Beach, Fla., formerly of The couple was married at St. Hamilton Standard in Windsor ballpark,” Red Sox Manager John hitting streak to 12 games, as the rance, 11-6, and Harpo’s knocked sore throat. A child needs to feel for the family is found in our Lord Courtland Street, celebrated their John’s Polish National Catholic Locks. McNamara said. “ We had a couple Brewers dumped Cleveland. out ‘A ’ East League champion Ted Braisher banged four hits to the hands and arms of those who Hear his words "Come to m(> all Dr. Billy J. Scott 50th wedding anniversary recently Church in Manchester Aug. 2,1936. of chances and couldn’t Glenn Construction, 10-8. Harpo’s pace M AK’s win over Cummings 2 Molitor also made a pair of love him and hear the .soothing you who.are weary and burned Pastor. at a pool side party at the home of They lived in Manchester 35 years The Rubachas have another son. capitalize.” standout defensiveplays. “There’s was fourth in the ‘A ’ Central Matt Mirucki collected three hits, words of those who care. We need and 1 will give you rest Take my First Baptist Church. their son and daughter-in-law. before moving to Vero Beach 15 Edmund Rubacha of Middletown, Boston had some good chances a lot of games I recollect, but I League during the regular season. while Mike Zotta Jr. and Mark to learn early that the family is a Manchester Charles R. Rubacha and Gloria yoke upon you and learn from me years ago. and two grandchildren. against Twins starter Mark Portu­ don’t know if I ever put together a In ‘B’ League action. Tierney’s Holmes added two each. For gal. But Portugal. 4-8. constantly good game like that both offen­ and Evergreen Lawns were victor­ Cummings. Jay Howroyd. Joe pitched out of trouble, twice sively and defensively.” Molitor ious at Fitzgerald Field to advance Erardi. Dave Brannick and Tony escaping first-and-third situations said. to Thur.sday’s unbeaten round at 6 DeMarco had two hits apiece. with less than two du'ts. He lost his TedHiguera. 16-8, gave up three I ^ p.m. at Charter Oak. Tierney’s shutout in the eighth and was runs in 7 1-3 innings, and Mark Harpo’s 10, Glenn 8 I r reiieved by newly acquired George Clear finished for his 12th save as trimmed Acadia Restaurant. 4-3. Harpo’s featured six batters Frazier, who pitched a perfect 11-3 the Brewers ended Cleveland’s in eight frames, while Evergreen Manchester innings for his first save. four-game winning streak. shaded Elmore Associates. 5-3. In with two hits, including Ray Both Portugal and Miller cre­ Angels 5-3, Tigers 2-8 two elimination contests at Pagani Sullivan. Dave Bidwell. Pete Denz, Merchants Association dited Portugal’s one-month stint in Field, the Elks Club bumped the Paul Placido. Bill Zwick and Mike Lou Whitaker homered for De­ the minors for the pitcher’s re­ “ D ” Team. 5-4. and Jim ’s Arco Crockett. For Glenn. Jim Fla­ troit’s two runs in the first game, newed confidence. sent home Arm y and Navy. 5-2. herty. Jim Grimes and Dave White “ I felt strong out there.” Portu­ then drove in five runs in the Four more teams will bite the slammed two hits apiece, while gal said. “The stay in Toledo got second-game victory, three with a Andy Sanzano slugged a solo And Neighbors bases-loaded double. dust tonight. In the ‘A ’ tilts at my confidence up. I got a chance to homer. pitch out of some jams down there Bob Boone hit a two-run homer Charter Oak. MAK meets Man­ and the confidence that I could do and run-scoring double and Doug chester Medical Supply at 6 p m Jim’s 5, A&N 2 that helped me pilch out of some DeCinces had a single, double and and Harpo’s faces Main Pub at 7: .30 At Pagani. Greg Freeman run-scoring triple in the first game first-and-third situations.” p.m.. In ’B ’ Division play at drilled three hits to lead Jim ’s Arco (Exit 60 Off 1-84) Boston starter A1 Nipper. 8-8. as the Angels ruined the return of Robert.son. it will be the Elks Dan Petry, 4-6. from the ranks of past Army and Navy, which lost his four-game winning streak. against Elmore at 6p.m and Jim ’s the injured. managed just two hits total in the He wa.s victimized by Puckett and vs. Acadia at 7:30 p.m. Hrbek’s back-to-back homers and Randy O’Neal. 3-7. gave up game. also balked in a run. Reliever seven hits and four walks in the Tierney’s 4, Acadia 3 nightcap, pitching his second ca­ Nassiff 12, Pub 5 Sammy Stewart surrendered In ‘B’ highlights. Brian McAuley Gaetti’s blast on Gaetti’s 28th reer complete game. Vern Ruble. Nassiff powered four home runs, drove in the go-ahead run in the Herald photo by Pinto birthday. 1-2. was chased in the Tigers’ including a grand slam by Rick eighth to lift Tierney's past Aca­ Hrbek. especially, got the best of four-run .second inning. Belekewicz, in the route over Main Darnell Coles hit his 14th homei* dia McAuley rapped three hits John Butler of Tierney’s rounds third base and heads for Nipper, launching a 2-1 pitch over Pub. Ken Bavier belted an HR and for Detroit in the second game. total, while teammates Jeff D'A- home to score a run in the sixth inning. Tierney’s is 3-0in the Metrodome’s auxiliary score- two singles and Pat Connelly also Jack Howell homered for the goves and Tom Tierney contrib­ post-season play. board and into the upper deck in ripped three hits. Paul Frenette right-center field. Nearly eve­ Angels, his fourth. uted two apiece. For Acadia. Steve and Mark Canegallo added round- pair of runs in the sixth to triumph ryone agreed it was the longest A’s 4, Orioles 1 Potten pasted a pair of hits and Elks 5, ‘D’ 4 trippers. while Rick Nicola and over Elmore. Boh Quaglia. Mark homer ever hit in th'e Metrodome. Rocco Anselmo blasted a solo HR Dave Stewart, 6-1. allowed only Kevin Comeau contributed two Morse and Frank Rizza laced two The Elks Club scored five runs “ It was a fastball,” Nipper said. an unearned run on four hits and a hits each. For the Pub. Tony Lawns 5, Elmore 3 hits apiece for the winners. Wayne on just five hits to heat the “ D ” “ I got it up ... up in space. Did walk in 7 2-3 innings, winning for anybody gel hurt up there?” the fifth time in six starts. Jay Campelli homered and singled and In the other winner’s bracket Miner. Wally Moske and Jim Team, who.se Rich DiMiola was the Despite its loss to Minnesota, at Howell finished for his 11th save. four others added a pair of safeties matchup. Evergreen rallied for a Miller had two each for the losers lone batter to amass two hits. 52-68 the worst team in the AL. The Orioles lost their fourth Boston’s magic number — which straight game. Storm Davis, 9-10, represents any combination of Red allowed single runs in the second, Sox victories and Yankees losses fourth and .seventh innings before — dropped to 38. being relieved in the eighth. He Blame it on the coach, right? While Boston held onto its lead extended Oakland slugger Jose 9 [MB thanks to a New York loss to Canseco’s hitless streak to 33 Seattle. Boggs was unable to hold at-bats. When in "We're in a winning society in '86 Three coaches, same off the charging Puckett. Blue Jays 5, White Sox 1 doubt, blame it Schools are mea.sured by the results " I ’m swinging the bat well.” on someone athletic programs. The (high So it was the coaches' fault, Puckett said. “ But I’m sure Boggs Toronto’s Lloyd Moseby had the else. That’s an Thoughts school) athletics stink” right? will be back. There’s a lot of season sixth four-hit game of his career. axiom in sports. If that’s true, then why is Bolton to go. I ’m.just out there trying to hit He went 4-for-4 with two RBIs. and Dave Stieb of A p L E N ty considered a superior school? ONE FORMER COACH, who the ball hard every time.” twice scored on singles by George the Toronto Because of the academics. Some­ will remain nameless, once had a Bell. Blue Jays, even. Len Auster, Sports Eejitor body has to be watching. long conversation with the Herald f)f Mariners 7, Yankees 3 Dave Stieb and Tom Henke when he was a Another board member. T Dye as he was about to resign. To make Seattle’s Mark Langston, who checked Chicago on five hits. Stieb. winning Hooper, said he thinks the elemen­ a long story short, he said in was 0-5 in his last 10 starts, pitched 4-10, won for the first time since pitcher, used to tary and junior high athletic summation. “ 1 can’t believe the a five-hitter and struck out 14 July 29. He gave up all five hits in blame his programs are so strong that the parents. They think it’s my fault batters. Langston. lO-lO, overcame ■his seven innings and walked four losses on anyb­ students are "burned out” and no we’re not winning.” a shaky first inning in which he batters, as he raised his lifetime ody and everybody. He’d blame how it didn’t like the money being longer want to play by the time The former coach was so “ bad” walked two batters and gave up record against Chicago to 14-3. the umpires — they’re perfect foils paid Herschel Walker, right? Tex they reach high school. But he that he was hired by two other Dan Pasqua’s three-run homer. He Willie Upshaw hit his fifth homer — for bad calls. He’d blame his Schramm, the Cowboys’ presi­ criticized the coaching sfaff: ” We schools for head coaching posi­ then retired 15 straight batters. for Toronto. teammates for. not making the dent. said the media “ egged” have better coaches on the sandlot tions. And those schools are bigger plays behind him. He’d blame Dorsett on. You’ve got to be teams than in the high school.” — almost anything is — than 6 everybody except himself: the fool kidding. Tex.-*- So why doesn't the Bolton school Bolton High School. Andreoll leads CWSA golf who threw the one right down the board engage these sandlot The hard fact of the matter — SAVINGS middle so the batter could launch it WE HAVE A CASE OF THIS - coaches as high school coaches? although many will deny it — isthe HEBRON (AP) — Cara Andreoli Champion and a three-time state 499 feet into the outer limits. blaming it on someone else — That would be the logical thing to talent level available at Bolton of Wethersfield took a one-shot amateur champion, was three off George Foster is no longer a occurring on the local level. When do. If you can hire John Wooden as High School. It’s a numbers game lead H|to today’s second round of the pace at 76. member of the New York Mets — the Bolton Board of Education met the'basketball coach, then why is in athletics, and as far as Bolton the Connecticut State Women’s Nancy Narkon McHugh of Tal- and he blames his predicament on last Wednesday, board members the “other guy” being kept on High is concerned, the numbers Amateur Golf Championship. Iwood Country Club was four a remark he claims was taken out lashed out at members of the board? aren’t there. Bolton is one of the Andreoli shot a one-over-par 73 strokes back with a 77. Nicole of context. Foster is lucky he Bolton High School coaching staff And then there was Louis Clout­ smallest schools in the state. The Tuesday on the 5.607-yard Blac- Damarjian, the 1986 Tallwood remained with the Mets as long as The subject, which shouldn’t be ier. another board member. In his pool of talent is short and when the talent is even less, it’s hard to be SAVINGS up to 70% kledge Country Club course. Liese women’s club champion, carded he did. He no longer was a one of, the board priorities, was opinion, “ the baseball team suf­ successful on the baseball field or Wievestad of Watertown was one an 80 while Karen Parciak-Karen, productive hitter and he was a raised as an objective of School fered because of the way it was the basketball court. stroke back at 74 for her opening the 1986 Manchester Country Club negative influence — contrary to Superintendent Richard Pack­ managed.” women’s club champion, had an 81. But don’t blame it on the players! round. some beliefs — in the dugout and man. Instead of leaving it alone, That’s a cheap shot. The base­ Pam Cunningham of Manchester clubhouse. But it was the media’s members of the board jumped all ball team has had three coaches in The talent is there, right? Tied at 75 were Cynthia Facey of Blame it on the coaches, right? Berlin and Bonnie Tyler of Darien. Country Club had an 82. fault, not Foster’s. over it. the last three years. It has not won The 54-hole tournament con­ And in the case of Tony Dorsett. One board member. Barry a game in those three years. It Maybe if they bring in Billy Barbara Young of Westport, this Martin ... gear’s New England Amateur tinues today and Thursday. it was the media sounding off about Stearns, was quoted as saying. went 0-19 in 1984 n-20 in ’85and0-20

7 1» - MANCHESTER HERALD, Wednesday, Aug, 20, 1986 MANCHESTER HERALD. Wednesday, Aug. 20. 1986 — 19 SCOREBOARD ' i- NL roundup

Twina 5. Red Box 1 Pidrea7,Expoa1 Baseball BOSTON MINNESOTA Excited Darling beats Dodgers, Valenzeula Obrhbl obrhbl MONTREAL SAN DIEGO Boegs3b 5 0 10 Lmbrdz2b 4 0 1 0 O b rh b l o b rh ,b l 4 0 10 FlonnrySb 2 3 0,0 By John Nelson Barrett 2b 4 0 10 Bush It 4 0 0 0 Foley 2b 6-1, San Diego beat Montreal 7-1 Afflirican Laigua standlngi Grenwl dh 3 12 0 Beane It 0 0 0 0 Webster ct 4 10 0 Gwynn rt 4 2 3 0 The Associated Press final out for Deshaies, who now has two-run shot to center field, Rice It 4 0 0 0 Puckett ct 4 13 1 Raines If 4 0 2 0 Kruk If 3 0 0 0 and Philadelphia edged San Fran­ gone 8 2-3 innings three times in snapped a 1-1 tie. Davis hit his 17tli DwEvns rf 3 0 3 0 Hrbek 1b 3 2 3 1 Dawson rf 4 0 0 1 McRvIdcf 3 1 2 5 cisco 6-5. Wallach 3b 3 0 0 0 (Jarvey 1b 4 0 11 When Ron Darling finally fell to pursuit of his first complete game home run to lead off Cincinnati’s Best DivWoii Bucknrib 4 0 2 1 GaettlSb 4 112 Rookie Kevin Mitchell hit a in the major leagues. W L Pet. OB Armosef 4-0 0 0 Brnnsky rf 4 0 2 0 (Jalarrolb 3 0 0 0 Kennedyc 4 0 0 0 earth, he found himself pitching in three-run eighth inning. Tony Boston 70 49 .508 — Gedmonc 3 0 0 0 Smallydh 3 0 0 0 Rivera ss 4 0 0 0 R o b i^ 2b 4 1 2 0 two-run homer for the Mets. and Houston pitchers now have shut Perez also drove in a run within New York «5 55 .547 5'/j Owenss 3 0 0 0 Reedc 4 0 10 Blirdelo c 3 0 10 Tmpitn ss 4 0 2 1 Dodger Stadium for the first time Darryl Strawberry drove in an BSmIth p 2 0 10 Hawkins p 4 0 0 0 out Pittsburgh for 33 consecutive triple, and Esasky hit a sacrifice Toronto 64 56 .533 t'h DHedsn ph 1 0 0 0 Gagne ss 3 1 1 0 in his three major league seasons. insurance run in the ninth with his Detroit 64 57 .539 7 Totals 34 1 9 1 Totals 33 S 13 4 Kmcheph 10 10 ‘T m usually a level-headed guy innings. Mike Scott shut out fly for his third RBI. Baltimore 63 57 .521 8 Tomlin p 0 0 0 0 third hit. a single. Pittsburgh on four hits to start the Cleveland 62 58 .517 t'h Boston 080 080 016-1 Totals 32 1 6 1 Totals 32 7 10 7 and I don’t get. too excited,” the The Mets beat Fernando Valen­ Padres 7, Expos 1 Milwaukee 59 60 .496 11 Mlmiosota 089 013 OOx—5 three-game series Monday night, New York Mets’ right-hander said, zuela for the fifth straight time at Kevin McReynolds drove in five West Divltlen Game Winning RBI — Puckett (4). M ontTM l 000 001 000—1 "but tonight I was.” a ^ Bob Knepper pitched a seven- California 66 53 .555 — E—Buckner. DP—Boston 2, Minnesota Son Diego 203 800 llx —7 Dodger Stadium. Valenzuela. 15-9, hit shutout the last time the two runs for a career high, and Andy Game Winning RBI — McReynolds (9). Darling pitched seven innings, Texos 61 58 .513 5 2. LOB—Boston 9, Minnesota 8. 2B— allowed 11 hits and five runs in six clubs met on May 22 in Houston. Hawkins pitched a six-hitter to Kansas City 54 65 .454 12 DwEvons, Brunonsky, Puckett, Buckner. E—Foley, Roberts, Garvey. DP— allowing eight hits, to win his first Chicago 52 65 .444 13 HR—Puckett (25), Hrbek (25), G«Stl (25). Montreal 2. LOB—Montreal 6, San Diego 6. innings. Braves 7, Cubs 2 lead San Diego over Montreal. Oakland 53 68 .438 14 S—Lombardozzl. 2 B—Garvey , 3B—Templeton. HR— major league start in Los Angeles, The victory was the Darling's McReynolds had a three-run ho­ Seattle 53 68 .438 14 IP H R ER BB SO McReynolds (16). SF—McReynolds. 6- 4. He also doubled off the wall iii Doyle Alexander scattered nine mer. a single and a sacrifice fly. Boston IP H R ER BB SO sixth in his last eight decisions, but hits, drove in a run with a Minnesota 53 68 .433 U'h left field and scored the tie­ Hawkins gave up just one Tgesdav't Oomes Nipper L88 5 7 3 3 1 2 M ontreal only his sixth in his last 14 starts. second-inning sacrifice fly and California 5, Defrolf 2, Isf gome Stewart 3 5 2 2 2 3 BSmIth LA-8 6 7 5 5 3 ,1 breaking run ahead of Lenny He needed relief help from Randy unearned run to win for the third Defrolt '8, California 3, 2nd gome Minnesota Tomlin 2 3 2 2 1 2 Dykstra’s single in the sixth doubled in Atlanta’s three-run time in four decisions. Seoftle 7, New York 3 Portugal W> 8 7 63 9 1 1 3 2 Son Diego inning. Niemann and Roger McDowell, fourth inning to pace the Brave.** , Milwaukee 5. Cleveland 3 Frazier S,1 1 1-3 0 0 0 0 1 Hawkins W,9A 9 6 1 0 2 2 who pitched the last 1 2-3 innings With one out in the third inning, Toronto 5, Chicogo 1 BK—Nipper. WP—Hawkins. Admitting he always has been a over Chicago. Rick Sutcliffe was McReynolds gave the Padres a 5-0 Umpires—Home, KIbler; First, David­ for his 14th save. Ooklond 4, Baltimore 1 Umpires—Home, Clork; Rrst, McKean; Dodger fan. Darling said he was removed for a pinch hitter in the lead with his 16th home run of the Royals 9, Texas 8, 11 Innings Second, Shulock; Third, Morrison. son; Second, Marsh; Third, Froemmlng. ' Darryl Strawberry collected fifth inning and has failed to win in T—2:29. A—13898. T—2:18. A—15AOO. nervous for the first time since he season, Tim Flannery had walked Minnesota 5, Boston 1 made his 1986 debut. three hits, including a run-scoring four starts since returning from Wednesdav't Oomes single in the ninth inning for the to lead off the inning and Tony Seattle (Moore7-10) of NewYork (Drobek MarIneray.YankeeaS ’’Even when 1 was drafted by the the disabled list. . A Gwynn followed with a single, 3-5), 1 p.m. final run. Strawberry now has five Alexander. 3-4, hit a sacrifice fly Californio (Candelaria 6-1) at Detroit Texas Rangers in 1981, I was Rec photo hits in his last eight at-bats after to tie the score I-l in the .second Phillies 6, Giants 5 (Terrell 1(k9), 7:35 p.m. SEATTLE NEW YORK hoping that the Dodgers would going hitless in his previous 24. Pinch-hitter Jeff Stone hit a Milwaukee (Wegmon 3-9) at Cleveland Obrhbl obrhbl Transactions draft me somehow, some way,” With two out in the fourth. Glenn (Belles 9-7), 7:35 p.m. Quinons ss 4 0 2 2 RHndsn ct 4 0 10 Recreation Softball League champs ”To have him do the things h^'s Hubbard singled and went to third two-run homer with two out in the Chicogo (DeLeon 3-1) of Toronto Brantlycf 5 12 0 Rndlph2b 3 110 Darling said. ’’Everytime I’ve capable of doing is such a big plus eighth inning to put Philadelphia (J.Johnson 3-1), 7:35 p.m. on a double by Alexander. Omar PBrodlylt 3 2 11 Mtnglvlb 4 0 10 BASEBALL faced them, it’s always a special for us because he can carry a ahead 6-4, and the Phillies held on Ooklond (RHo 5-9) at Baltimore (Dixon Trtabll rt 4 T 2 3 Winfield rt 3 10 0 Acadia Restaurant took the Rec Depart­ ' American League game for me. When I was growing Moreno drove in both runners with 10-9), 7:35 p.m. ADavIsIb 2 0 10 Posquolt 4 113 Manager Edg Brainard. Back row: Dave ballclub for a week or two,” said despite a home run by Will Clark in BALTIMORE ORIOLES—Recalled a singie and then scored on a Texas (Hough 9-8) at Kansas City Moses 1b 2 0 10 Easier dh 4 0 0 0 ment's Rec Softball League title this Sylvester, Steve Potter, Jim Kaluza, up. it always seemed like they Dykstra, who drove in Darling the bottom of the inning to beat San (Bankhead 68), 8:35 p.m. Presley 3b 4 0 10 Pglrulo3b 4 0 10 Floyd Rayford, catcher, from Rochester of were on TV and in the playoffs.” double by Dale Murphy. Boston (Clemens 18-4) at Minnesota Phelpsdh 4 1 1 0 Skinnerc 2 0 0 0 summer with a 13-1 record. Team John Lukas, Dino Ricciardone, Rocco the International League. Sent Tom from second with a sixth-inning Francisco, AP photo 0'Malley,thlrdbasemon,toRochester. . Darling now has won five of his single that snapped a 4-4 tic, Reds 6, Cardinals 1 U (Heaton 611), 8:35 p.m. Keornev c 4 2 2 1 Klttleph 10 0 0 Steve Bedrosian gave up the members (from left) Front row: Coach Ansel mo. Coach Don Lynch, Bruce BOSTON RED SOX—Traded Rey Qui­ last six decisions to go 12-4. and the Ttiursdoy’s Oomes Reynids 2b 3 0 0 0 Espino c 0 0 0 0 nones, shortstop, a plover to be named loter Nick Esasky and Eric Davis hit eighth-inning homer to Clark, San Diego's Tim Flannery dives toward home plate as Chicogo at Toronto, 12:35 p.m. Tollesonss 3 0 0 0 Tim Ellis, Art Thompson, Brad Miiler, Sylvester. Mets lead the National League Astros 1, Pirates 0 home runs to back Tom Brown­ Seattle at New York, 7:30 p.m. Totals 35 7 13 7 Totals 33 3 5 3 and cash to the Seattle Mariners tor Spike pulling the Giants within one run, Owen, shortstop, and Dave Henderson, East by 18 games. Rookie left-hander Jim Deshaies ing’s four-hitter as the Reds beat Montreal catcher Dan Bilardello tries to block the plate In California at Detroit, 7:35 p.m. Flip Duffy, Dave Kosciol, Dave Erickson, outfielder. before earning his 16th save. The Boston at Cleveland, 7:35 p.m. Seattle 000 140 003—7 In the rest of the National allowed four hits over 8 2-3 innings, St Louis The victory was the first Giants lost their third straight, first-inning action Tuesday night in San Diego. Flannery Oakland at Baltimore, 7:35 p.m. ajmue V|kf4r MA 000 QOQ 3 Notional League LOS ANGELES DODGERS—Placed Md- League. Houston blanked Pitts­ and Kevin Bass homered in the for Browning since July 18. He had Mike Schmidt hit his 27th homer scored one of seven runs as the Padres beat the Expos, Texos at Kansas City, 8:35 p.m. C^me Winning RBI — Tortabull (6). Royala9,Rangera8(11) Meta 6, Dodgera 4 rlono Duncan, shortstop, on the 21-dav Only gomes scheduled E—Winfield. DP—New York 1. LOB— Bravea7,Cuba2 burgh 1-0. Atlanta downed Chicago second inning as Houston defeated lost three in a row for the Phillies, and Candy Maldo­ 7-1. disabled list. Activated Dave Anderson, 7- 2, Cincinnati defeated St. Louis Seattle 4, New York 4. 2B—Kearney 2. shortstop, from the21-davdlsabledllst. Pittsburgh. Dave Smith got the Esasky's sixth-inning homer, a nado hit No 11 for the Giants, National League atandlnga HR—Posaua(11),PBradlev (10),Tartabull TEXAS KANSAS CITY NEW YORK LOS ANGELS ATLANTA CHICAGO MONTREAL EXPOS—Recalled Herm -(22). S—Reynolds. SF—Quinones. a b r h bl O b rh b l O b rh b l a b r h bl o b r h b l Ob r h bl Wlnnlngham, outfielder, from Indianapolis* IP H R ER BB SO McDwel ct 6 1 1 1 LSmlth It 5 12 0 Dykstra ct 4 1 1 1 Sax 2b 5 0 2 1 Moreno rt 5 2 2 2 Dunstonss 5 0 0 0 oftheAmerlconAssoclotlon. G East Division Seattle Fletchr ss 6 112 Wilson ct 6 12 1 M Wilson If 5 0 2 2 Stubbs rt 5 0 0 0 Oberkfl 3b 3 2 2 1 Sndbrg2b 4 13 0 BASKETBALL NFL camp roundup W L Pet. OB Langstn W,10- OBrIen 1b 6 2 3 0 Brett 3b 3 2 2 0 KHrndzIb 5 1 1 0 Madick 3b 4 0 10 Murphy ct 5 0 11 GMthwsIf 4 0 0 0 National Basketball Association NewYork 79 41 .658 — 10 9 5 3 3 2 14 Incvgll dh 5 0 11 Pryor 3b 10 0 1 Mltchll3b 4 1 1 2 Brock 1b 3 1 1 0 Horner 1b 3 0 10 Morel ndrt 4 0 10 NEW JERSEY NETS—Signed Dwavnei Montreal 59 57 .509 18 New York Ward If 2 12 1 Quirk 3b 2 0 10 Strwbry rt 4 0 3 1 Matuszk If 3 110 Griffey It 5 0 11 Durhm 1b 4 0 2 0 Washington, guard, to a multl-yeat. Sports In Brief Philadelphia 60 59 .504 lO'A John L,62 4 63 7 4 4 1 1 Paclork It 3 0 0 0 Orta dh 5 2 10 Teufel 2b 4 0 0 0 Cabell If 10 0 0 Romirz ss 5 0 0 0 JDovIsc 4 0 0 0 contract. $ St. Louis 59 60 .496 19'/j Fisher 3 63 5 3 3 0 2 LAPrsh 3b 5 0 11 White 2b 5 2 4 7 BCkmn 2b 10 0 0 Scloscloc 2 0 0 1 Virgil c 3 10 0 Cey3b 4 1 1 1 NEW YORK KNICKS—Named Brendair Chicago 52 67 .437 26'/j Stoddard 63 1' 0 0 0 0 Slerrort 4 2 3 1 Bolbonl 1b 5 0 0 0 Hearn c . 3 0 0 0 JC^nzIzcf 0 0 0 0 Hubbrd 2b 4 12 0 Dernier ct 4 0 10 Maloneassistantcoach. •’ Pittsburgh 47 72 .395 31'/j T—2:34. A—23,169. Slought c 5 0 11 Klngervrt 5 0 10 Santana ss 4 12 0 Hamlltn ss Alexndrp 3 1 1 1 Striders to hold meeting on Aug. 27 Cribbs escapes the ‘Buffalo Prison’ 4 12 1 Sutcliffe p 10 0 0 SACRAMENTO KINGS—Traded LarrOl West Division Harrah 2b 4 1 1 0 Sundbrge 4 0 10 Darling p 3 2 2 0 RWIImsct 2 10 0 Francn ph 10 0 0 Drew and Mike Woodson, guards, a 19l96 Houston 69 51 .575 — Bloncln ss 2 10 0 Knight oh 10 0 0 VondBrgp 0 0 0 0 Troutp 0 0 0 0 first-round draft pick, a 1989 second-roun^ The Silk City Striders will hold their next monthly meeting on Angela5,Tlgera2 McRae p 10 0 0 Niemann p San Francisco 61 58 .513 Vh 0 0 0 0 Trevino c 10 0 0 Bosley ph 0 0 0 0 droft pick and an undisclosed amount oT Wednesday, Aug. 27, at the First Federal Savings Bank Building Bv The Associated Press a fifth-round selection the follow­ USFL quarterback Jim Kelly to a CIncInnotl 56 61 .487 10'/j ASalazr ss 0 0 0 0 McDwIlp 0 0 0 0 Valenzlop 2 0 11 Gumpertp 0 0 0 0 cosh to the Los Angeles Clippers for JunloK Redskins Totals 46 8 14 8 Totals 44 9 14 9 6n West Middle Turnpike at 7:30 p.m. The board of directors will ing year. five-year. $8-million contraci. Los Angeles 58 62 .483 11 First Game BRussel rt 2 0 10 Muphry ph 1 0 1 0 Bridgeman, guard, and the rights to fre* Running back Joe Cribbs. who Washington sent punter Jeff Atlanta 56 62 .475 12 CALIFORNIA DETROIT Howell p 0 0 0 0 Totals 36 7 10 6 Totals 36 2 9 1 agents Derek Smith and Franklin Edwords,* hold a meeting at 7 p.m. Walsh said the Cribbs trade was The 5-11, 190-pound Cribbs had San Diego 56 64 .467 13 Ob r h bl Ob r h bl Texas 140 200 100 06-8 Totals 38 6 12 6 Totals 34 4 9 4 guords. equated his second tenure with the not based on the 49ers’ fears that Hayes to Cincinnati and placed Kansas City lOO 025 000 o i—9 All members, and those wishing to join the Striders, are invited starred in Buffalo, rushing for Tuesday's Oomes Pettis ct 2 0 0 0 Whitakr 2b 3 112 Atlanta 010 300 102—7 UTAH JAZZ—Signed Mark lavaront,' Bills to a stretch in “ Buffalo running back Wendell Tyler would wide receiver Calvin Muhammad Atlanta 7, Chicago 2 Joyner 1b 5 0 0 0 Tromml ss 4 0 10 None out when winning scored. New York 220 001 001— 6 Chicago lOO 000 1064-2 forward,toamultl-vearcontract. !. to attend. more than 1.000 yards and catching (3ame Winning RBI — White ( ). Prison,” has been pardoned not fully recover from off-season on injured reserve. The Redskins Houston 1, Pittsburgh 0 Downing It 3 10 0 Gibson rf 1 0 0 0 8 Los Angeles 022 000 000—4 (Some Winning RBI — Moreno (1). FOOTBALL The Striders hold a fun run every Saturday morning at 8:30 more than 40 passes in threg of his Cincinnati 6, St. Louis 1 Schoflldss 0 0 0 0 Grubb dh 4 0 10 E—Bolbonl, Harrah. DP—Kansas City Gome Winning RBI — Dykstra (7). E—Alexander, Oberkfell, Ramirez, Notional Football League *' through a trade to the San knee surgery. also placed defensive tackle Bob 1. LOB—Texas 9, Kansos City 11. a.m. at the MCC upper parking lot. For information, call 646-8476. NFL seasons. But the development Son Diego 7, Montreal 1 RJcksndh 5 110 DaEvnsIb 4 0 0 0 E—Madlock, Dykstra, Ddrllng. DP— JDavIs, Dunston. DP—Atlanta2,Chlcogo1. ATLANTA FALCONS—Waived Vlrgtt Francisco 49ers. “Our conversations with Buffalo Slater, their top draft pick three New York 6, Los Angeles 4 DeCncs3b 5 0 3 1 Collins If 4 0 10 2B—OBrIen 2, Sierra, McDowell, Kln- New York 1. LOB—New York9, Los Angeles LOB—Atlanta 9, Chicago 8. 2B—Sandberg, Seay, Steve Griffin and Ron Jenkins, wldg A training run. of 10-15 miles, is held every Sunday morning of running back Greg Bell and the Phllodelphia 6, San Francisco 5 Grlch2b 4 10 0 Coles3b 4 0 10 gerv, Brett, White, LSmlth, Quirk. 3B— 8. 2B—KHernondez, Strawberry, Da­ Alexander, Murphy, Oberkfell 2, Grif­ receivers. .. But the 28-year-old Cribbs, the go back a lot farther than any drafting of Ronnie Harmon made years ago. on injured reserve for Sierra. HR—Whlte2 (16). SB—Wilson (25), starting at 9 a.m. For information, call 649-9367. And a 10.2-mile Wednesday's Oomes R Jones rf 3 0 10 Lemon ct 4 0 0 0 rling. HR—Mitchell (11). SF—Scloscla. fey, Durham, Mumphrey. SB—Moreno 2 BUFFALO BILLS—Traded Joe Cribbs,' AFC's Rookie of the Year for questions about Wendell’s condi­ Cribbs expendable, Cribbs has had the third straight season with a bad Atlanta (Palmer 88) at Chicago (Eckers- Burlesnss 3 12 0 Lowry c 3 10 0 Sierra (4), IP H R ER BB SO (15), Ramirez (14). SF—Alexander. running bock, to the Son Francisco 49ersfot^ hammer run is scheduled every Thursday afternoon at the MCC knee. IP H R ER BB SO Buffalo in 1981. who later jumped tion.” he said. “Naturally, we’re his differences with Buffalo man­ lev 67), 2:20 p.m. Hendrck rf 0 0 0 0 New York IP H R ER BB SO undisclosed draft choices. Announced thb upper parking lot. For information, call 646-8476. Phllodelphia (Carman 54) at San Fran­ Boonec 4 13 3 Texas Darling W,12-4 7 6 4 3 3 4 Atlanta retirement of Ben Williams, defensive endji to the USFL before returning to the concerned about Tyler going 16 agement. whom he had beaten in a Packers cisco (Krukow 128), 3:05 p'.m. Totals 34 5 10 4 Totals 31 2 5 3 Loynd 5 9 3 3 2 5 Niemann 1-3 0 0 0 1 0 Alexander W,3- Signed Sam Bowers, tight end, Jim Byrnd/ NFL last season, won’t be given games at the pace he’s been going, Russell 1 2-3 3 5 2 2 2 suit filed when he jumped to the Houston (Knepper 158) at Pittsburgh McDwII S,14 1 2-3 1 0 0 0 0 4 9 9 2 1 1 6 nosetockle,andKentHull,center. ,* any guarantees by the 49ers. but that isn’t related directly to Green Bay acquired tight end (Rhoden 13-7), 7:35 p.m. California 210 000 020—5 MohorclcL,1-1 31-3 2 .1 1 1 1 Los Angeles Chicago CHICAGO BEARS—Signed Cloy Pickets Final tryouts for soccer club USFL’s Birmingham Stallions in Dan Ross from Seattle in exchange St. Louis (Forsch 128) at Cincinnati Detroit 002 000 000—2 Kansas City Valenzlo L,15-9 6 11 5 5 1 6 Sutcliffe L.4-11 5 6 4 4 4 3 lng,wlderecelver. |. "He could be all the way from a this trade.” 1984. He taped the words ’’Buffalo (Gullickson 98), 7:35 p.m. Game Winning RBI — None. Hargshmr 1 2-3 5 5 5 2 0 VondBerg 2 0 0 0 1 0 Trout 2 2 1 1 0 2 CINCINNATI BENGALS—Signed Kll(k special substitute to a full-time The trade of Cribbs. who was en for a future undisclosed draft Farr 3 1-3 6 2 2 0 3 Final tryouts for the Manchester Soccer Club travel teams for Pri.son” above his locker. choice. Ross set a Super Bowl NewYork (Fernandez 13-4)atLosAngeles E—Trammell, Coles. DP—Detroit 2. Howell 1 1112 1 Gumpert 2 2 2 1 2 1 (TeAyalo, linebacker. Wolved Stan Johrv starter.” San Francisco Coach Bill route to San Francisco Tuesday (Powell 2-4), 8:20 p.m. LOB—California 9, Detroit 7. 2B—Boone, Leonard 4 31112 Umpires—Home, Pulll; First, Poncino; PB—Virgil. son,wlderecelver. i| boys born in 1974 and 1975 will be held on Sunday at 4 p.m. at record of II receptions in 1982, and Montreal (Tibbs 68) at San Diego DeCInces. 3B—DeCInces. HR—Whitaker Quisnbrv W,1-4 2 0 0 0 0 2 Second, B.WIIIIoms; Third, Bonin, Umpires—Home, Brocklonder; First, CLEVELAND BROWNS—Placed A lto^ Charter Oak Field. Interested boys should be prompt and come Walsh said Tuesday in announcing and could not be reached for Mohorcic pitched to 1 batter In the 11th. Raiders has caught 273 passes in 89 games (Dravecky 610), 10:05 p.m. (17), Boone (5). SB—Pettis (33). S— T—3:03. A—46,977. RIppley; Second, Rennert; Third, Weyer. Alexis, wide receiver, and Enis Jackson,* prepared for a workout and testing of field skills. that the, 49ers had sent the Bills a comment, came on the heels of the Thursday's Oomes Burleson, RJones. HBP—Harrah by Hargeshelmr, LSmlth T—2:55. A—29,372. comerback,onlnluredreserve. • for 3.266 yards and II touchdowns 2 third-round draft pick for 1987 and Bills’ singing Monday of former Los Angeles cut 14-year veteran Atlanta at Chicago, 2:20 p.m. IP H R ER BB SO by Russell. DALLAS COWBOYS—Waived Charles' For further information, please contact Don Kelsey at 643-5252 in six NFL seasons. The Packers Montreal at San Diego, 4:05 p.m. Callfom la Umpires—Home, Reed; First, Tschldo; Phillies 6, Giants 5 Bennett, defensive end. Placed Jeff Jone^! or Herb Sargent at 649-0213 after 6 p.m. Dave Dalby, an All-American Philadelphia at San Francisco, 4:05 McC0SklllW,13-7 7 1- Second, (Sorlco; Jhlrd, Ford. wide receiver, George McDutty, defensive waived defensive back Chuck T—3:46. A—26,716. from UCLA, who had started for p.m. 3 4 2 2 5 1 PHILA SAN FRAN llnemon, Carl M iller and Norm Graingers* Clanton, placed rookie fullback St. Louis at Cincinnati, 7:35 p.m. DMoore S,15 1 2-3 1 0 0 0 1 Astros 1, Pirates 0 running backs, Kurt Petersen, guard, ond* the Raiders for the past lOyears. It a b r h bl ab r h bl Bolton youths — sign for soccer also announced the release of Jessie Jones of Montana Slate on Only games scheduled Detroit Redus It 5 12 0 Glodden ct 4 0 10 Brian Salonen, linebacker, on lnlured| the waived-injured list and got a Petry L> 6 5 7 3 2 2 4 National League reaults reserve. T. Kelly asks for time Derrick Jensen, captain of its MThmoct 4 0 10 RThpsn 2b 4 0 0 0 HOUSTON PITTSBURGH rosier exemption for wide receiver Thurmond 3 3 2 0 2 0 Haves 1b 5 0 10 Kufehr ph 10 0 0 ab r h bl O b rh b l DENVER BRONCOS—Waived Jamep BOLTON — Youngsters who want to play soccer can sign up for special teams for the last five Eaatern League standings Slaton 1 0 0 0 0 2 Schmdt 3b Wright, tight end, and Eric Riley, defensivr Phillip Epps, who held out for 26 Reda 6. Cardinala 1 4 2 2 2 CDovIsrf 3 2 10 Doron 2b 2 0 10 Bonds ct 3 0 0 0 the program now by calling Barry Wagner at 646-4519. The youth years, and former San Francisco HBP—DownIngby Petry. WP—DMoore, GWIIsonrt 5 12 0 WCIork lb 4 12 1 (Sarner 2b 2 0 10 Bonilla 1b 3 0 0 0 back. Petry. PB—Lowry. DETROIT LIONS—Waived Don Grecou soccer program is open to boys and girls who will enter second days. W L Pet. OB Samuel 2b 2 0 2 1 CBrown 3b 4 12 1 Hatcher ct 4 0 2 0 Ray 2b 3 0 10 to turn Bills around starter Earl Cooper. The Raiders Umpires—Home, Brinkman; First, guard. Placed Oscar Smith, running backy Pittsfield (Cubs) 71 56 .559 — STLOUIS CINCINNATI RoReylsc 5 0 0 0 MIdndo It 4 13 3 Walling 3b 4 0 0 0 MDIazIt 3 0 0 0 through eighth grade. A town recreation card is necessary for also placed 38-year-old Cliff Dolphins 0 Scott; Second, Palermo; Third, Cooney. Jeltz ss oninluredreserve. ' Vermont (Reds) 69 57 .548 I'/j Ob r h bl ab r h bl 3 12 1 Brenlv c 4 0 0 0 GDavIs 1b 3 0 0 0 Bream 1b 10 0 0 participation and can be obtained at the selectmen’s office in the Branch, their No. 2 all-time pass T—3:04. Coleman If 4 0 0 1 Larkin ss 3 1 1 0 Hudson p 2 0 0 0 Uribe ss 4 2 0 0 0 Bassrf 3 12 1 Morrlsn3b 4 0 10 GREEN BAY PACKERS—WalvedChuck By John F. BonfattI much in the offense as he did.” Miami placed veteran tight end Reading (Phillies) 66 56 .541 2'/z Clanton, defensive back. Placed Jessie, town hall. The card is'good for participation in any of the town’s Glens Falls (Tigers) 60 62 .492 8'/j OSmIth ss 4 0 0 0 Bell 3b 3 0 0 0 GGross ph 10 0 0 Spllmnph 10 0 0 Cruz It 4 0 0 0 TPena c 3 0 10 The Associated Press Bills Coach Hank Bullough said. receiver, on the injured reserve Joe Rose on the Injured list and cut Herr 2b 4 0 10 Parker rt 4 0 11 Tekulvep 0 0 0 0 Downs p 2 0 0 0 CRenIds ss 4 0 0 0 RReylds rt 3 0 0 0 Jones, running back, on the wolved-lnlured. Albany (Yankees) 62 66 .484 9'/z TlgeraS.AngelaS list. Placed Daryll Jones, defensive back*. sports leagues. list with a polled hamstring. defensive lineman Bill Barnett, a Woterbury (IndIns) 59 67 .468 11'/j Softp 0 0 0 0 EDovIs ct 3 1 1 1 Stone p h 1 1 1 2 M i n t o n MIzerock c 3 0 0 0 Bernard ss 3 0 0 0 “ When I watched him he looked Knlcelylb 2 0 0 0 BDIazc 4 2 2 0 P 0 0 0 0 Deshales p 3 0 0 0 BleleckI p 2 0 0 0 Mike Moffitt, tight end, Nolan Franz, w ldf' pretty good” six-year reserve. New Britan (Rd Sx) 58 67 .464 12 receiver, and Brent Moore, linebacker, on' FREDONIA. N Y. - Jim Kelly Jets Nashua (Pirates) 56 70 .444 14'/} Second Game Pnditn 3b 4 0 0 0 Perez lb . 4 0 11 Bedrosn p 0 0 0 0 Aldreteph 10 0 0 DSmIth p 0 0 0 0 Ortiz ph 10 10 is done asking for money from the Kelly felt good. loo. Landrm rt 4 0 2 0 Milner ct 0 10 0 (Sorrells p 0 0 0 0 UWshtnpr 0 0 0 0 Inlured reserve. Placed Don Knight;, Oft-injured receiver Johnny Cowboys Tuesday's Oomes CALIFORNIA DETROIT offensive lineman, on the reserve-non­ Albany , PIttsfleldO VanSlyk ct 2 10 0 Esaskv If 3 12 3 Yngbld ph 10 0 0 DRobIsn p 0 0 0 0 Forziey, Lucek are Biathlon winners Buffalo Bills. Now. he’s asking for “ I felt pretty comfortable blit it’s 6 O b rh b l Ob r h bl Totals football Inlurvllst. < “Lam” Jones, who has spent Seven-year guard Kurt Pe­ Glens Falls 8, Vermont 5, 10 Innings Pettis ct 5 2 10 Whitakr 2b 5 12 5 Lakec 3 0 10 Oester 2b 4 0 2 0 37 6 13 6 Totals 35 5 9 5 Totals 32 1 6 1Totals ' 29 0 4 0 time. a totally different offensive Conroy p 10 0 0 Brownngp 4 0 0 0 IN D IA N A POL IS CO LTS— W a ive d ' Ken Forziey and Sue Lucek, both from Manchester, were nearly half his professional career tersen, who has a knee injury, was New Britain 4, Nashua 3,10 Innings, 1st JKHowl3b 4 12 1 Collins If 3 0 0 0 Roosevelt Barnes and Keith Blggersil The National Football League’s scheme that I ’m going to have to game Joyner 1b 3 0 12 Gibson rt 4 13 0 Lawless 2b 0 0 0 0 Philadelphia 022 000 026—6 Houston 010 000 000—1 victorious in last Thursday’s Rec Department Biathlon. The on injured reserve since his first one of six players placed on Injured Totals 28 1 4 1 Totals 32 610 6 San Francisco ooo 301 016—5 Pittsburgh 000 000 0 0 6 -0 linebackers. highest-paid player, Kelly worked adjust to,” Kelly, who was drafted Nashua 1, New Britain 0, 2nd gome RJcksndh 3 0 0 0 Grubb dh 2 0 0 0 KANSAS CITY CHIEFS—Waived B ru cf competition, which consisted of a 4-mile run and an 8-mile bike, round selection in 1980. is back reserve by Dallas, which also Reading 7, Woterbury 6, 9 Innings, 1st RJones If 3 0 0 0 Herndn dh 2 0 0 0 (kime Winning RBI — Stone (3). Game Winning RBI — Bass (8). out with the Bilis for the first time by the Bills in 1983. said. “This is a StLOUlS 001 000 000—1 E—CBrown. DP—Philadelphia 1, San E—Bernard. DP—Houston 1, Pittsburgh Mark,defenslveend,RobBennett,tlghtendt' there again. The Jets also placed waived defensive end Charles game Hendrck rt 3 0 10 DaEvns 1b 3 0 11 and Kelly Goodburn, punter. Placed Kentt started and ended at Martin School. since signing his five-year $8 team I ’m playing for for the next Woterbury 1, Readlng0,3ndgame Wllfong2b 4 0 0 0 Coles3b 4 1 1 1 Cincinnati 001 002 03x—6 Francisco 1. LOB—Phllodelphia 10, San 1. LOB—Houston 7, Pittsburgh 5. 2B— third-round draft pick Tim Craw­ Bennett. Lawless reached on catcher BDIaz's Francisco 6. 2B—MThompson, Redus. Hatcher, Morrison, (kirner. HR—Bass Haoood,runnlngback,oninluredreserve.'! Forziey clocked the day’s best time of 44:29 minutes, 46 million contract and said he will five years. Hopefully I ’ll be ready Wednesday's Oomes Narron c 3 0 10 Sherldn ct 3 2 10 M IAM I DOLPHINS—Waived Bill Bar'r. ford. a linebacker, on injured Pittsfield at Albany Schoflldss. 4 0 10 Brooknsss 3 2 2 0 Interference. HR—Schmidt (27), Maldonado (11), Stone (18). seconds ahead of runiier-up Doug Cote, also of Manchester. Beau need some lime to learn the for the opener but I can’t say 100 Giants Game Winning RBI — Esaskv (5). (6), WCIork (10). SB—Uribe (19), Hoyes IP H R ER BB SO nettandRovHarrls,detenslvellnemen,Jefh reserve, while axing second-year Glens Falls at Vermont Heath c 4 1 1 0 WIckersham, auarterback. Curt Gore and Borrero placed third, followed by Richard Gowen and Pete offense, work with the offensive percent” Nashuaot New Britain Totals 33 3 7 3 Totals 33 811 7 E—BDIoz. DP—Cincinnati 1. LOB— (17). S—MThompson. SF—Samuel. Houston running back Cedric Minter and New York put defensive end StLouls 6, Cincinnati 6. 2B—BDIoz. 3B— IP H R ER BB SO Desholes W,8-3 8 2-3 4 0 0 3 9 LIffort Hoblev, safeties, Jacque Roblnsort,' Leads. iine and gear himself to a new set of The Bills will open the season at Reading at Woterbury running back, and Anthony DlckersorC. free agent punter John Misko. Curtis McGriff, a seven-year vete­ Thursflay's Oomes California 010 016—3 Parker, Perez. HR—Esaskv (8), EDovIs Philadelphia OSmIth S,25 1-3 0 0 0 0 0 Lucek won the women’s race with a time of 52:14. Kathi receivers. home on Sept. 7 against the New 100 (17). SB—Larkin (1), VanSlyke (15), Hudson 5 4 3 3 2 7 Pittsburgh linebacker. Placed Joe Rose, tight end, on ran. on injured reserve, and Albany at Woterbury Detroit 040 101 20x—8 Inluredreserve. Koehler of Windsor finished second with a 53:00, followed by Dot “I didn’t think I ’d do nearly as York Jets. Patriots Glens Fal Is at Nashua Game Winning RBI — Whitaker (7). Lawless (5). S—Conroy. SF—Esaskv. Tekulve W.6-1 2 2 1110 BleleckI L,6-9 8 6 1 1 1 4 obtained a roster exemption for Bedrosn S,16 2 3 1 1 0 3 DRobIson 1 0 0 0 2 1 NEW ENGLAND PATRIOTS—Signed; much as I did.” Kelly said of Denny Lynch, the Bills director NewBrltalnot Vermont E—Wlltong, Narron, Schofield. DP—' Pete Brock, center. Waived <5ene Thomas! Neely, Sue Donnelly and Heidi Sullivan. New England signed its last former USFL running back Kirby PIttstleldatReadIng Californio 1, Detroit 1. LOB—California IP H R ER BB SO San Francisco Umpires—Home, MeSherrv; First, Da­ Tuesday afternoon’s practice ses­ of public and community relations, StLouls Downs 5 1-3 8 4 4 1 5 vis; Second, DeMuth; Third, Gregg. and Wayne Coffey, wide receivers, Tony, veteran holdout, center Pete Warren. 7, Detroit 5. 2B—Pettis, Hendrick, Whi­ Brown, offensive tackle, and Jimmie- sion which easily drew the largest said the team sold 8,000 tickets taker, Joyner, C ciEvans. HR—Coles (14), Conroy L,67 7 7 3 3 3 6 Minton 12-3 1 0 0 1 > T—2:31. A^,128. Brock, and placed tight end Lin Soft 1 3 3 3 0 1Garrelts L,169 2 4 2 2 2 4 Hawkins, defensive back. Placed Llrt" crowd of the preseason camp at Tuesday for opener, boosting sales Dawson on injured reserve be­ Saints JKHowell (4). SB—Brookens (9), Gibson BK—Downs. Dawson and Bo Robinson, tight ends,’ Dorset! asks Cowboys to be traded (25). S—Collins, Brookens. SF—Joyner. Cincinnati Fredonia Stale College. ”I did a lot for that game to about 45,000. American League reaulta Brownng W,10 Umpires—Home, Runge; First, Pollone; Gerord Phelan, wide receiver, Cletls Jonesy cause of a knee injury he suffered New Orleans waived wide re­ 10 9 4 1 1 4 3 Second, Quick; Third, Engel. runnlng back, Smiley Creswell, Tom THOUSAND OAKS, Calif. — Dallas Cowboys running back better than I thought I ’d do.” Kelly did have some kind words in the-Super Bowl loss to Chicago ceiver Jerry Wheeler and quarter­ IP H R ER BB SO T—3:09. A—10,316. - Hensley and Leonard Wingate, defensive* Brewera 5. Indiana 3 Colltam la ends, and (Seorge Benvola, placekicker, ort* Tony Dorset! says he has repeated a request that he be traded, The Bills have to hope that for the offensive line he had Bears. Gerard Phelan. Doug Flu- back John Fourcade and put eight Ruble L.1-2 3 1-3 6 5 1 0 Tueaday’a homera Inluredreserve. :' saying it isn’t economically feasible for him to remain on the continues as they are relying on maligned throughout negotiations. tie’s primary target at Boston players on injured reserve, includ­ MILWAUKEE CLEVELAND FInlev 3 1-3 4 2 1 3 NEWORLEANS SAINTS—Waived Jerry. Kelly, the United Slates Football “The offensive line is not as bad College, also was placed on the ing veteran wide receiver Guido Corbett 1 t-3 1 1 0 0 Boxing team with Herschel Walker. o b rh b l Ob r h bl Tueaday's stara Wheeler, wide receiver, and John Four- League’s most valuable player in Molltor3b 4 3 4 3 Bernzrd2b 5 0 2 0 Detroit Notional League code, auarterback. Placed Scott Pelluer,' Dorset! reiterated his request Tuesday to Cowboys President as everybody thinks it is.” Kelly injured reserve list. Merkens. Yount ct 4 0 11 Francoss 5 0 11 ONeal WJ-7 9 7 3 3 4 5 Boss (18), Astros; Esaskv (8), Davis (17), Merlon Jones and Tim Joiner, linebackers/ Tex Schramm, who had received a similar phone call on Monday 1984, to change a tearn that has said. ’"The big thing I see is we Cooper 1b 4 0 11 Carter If 4 12 1 WP—Ruble. Reds; McReynolds (16), Padres; Mitchell HITTING— Frank White, Royals, hit two Sheldon Andrus, nose tackle, Greg Loberg. Umpires—Home, Scott; First, Palermo; (11), Mets; Schmidt (27), Stone (6), Phillies; home runs, drove In seven runs and won the from Witt Stewart, Dorsett’s agent. finished 2-14 each of the last two have to be playing together” GThms dh 3 0 0 0 Thmtn dh 4 0 10 Tueaday'a fighta and Ron Zenker, guards, Guido M erkent- seasons. When that will happen is up to Riles ss 3 0 0 0 Snyder rf 4 12 0 Second, Cooney; Third, Brinkman. Maldonado (11), Clark (10), Giants. game with his second homer leading off the defensive back, and Mike M iller, wide' ‘‘Econdmically, I think it would be impossible to keep both D eerrt 4 0 0 0 Toblerlb 3 0 0 0 T—2:27. A—28,717. American League bottom of the 11th Inning as Kansas City beat recelver,onln|uredreserve. ”I was surprised he took part as Bullough. Built by Professionals Braggs If 3 0 0 0 Butler ct 3 0 10 Whitaker (17), Coles (14), Tigers; Boone Texas98. LAS VEGAS, Nev. (AP)— Greg Haugen, GIANTS—Placed CurtlL* Herschel and myself,” said Dorsett. ’’Pretty soon, the Cowboys Sveum2b 3 0 0 0 Jacoby 3b 3 0 0 0 (5), Howell (4), Angels; Bradley (10), 137, Los Vegas,outpolnted, Ernie Landeros, McGrIff, defensive end, ond Jon F ro n c li are going to wonder if they’re going to get their money’s worth. with Quality Materials Tortabull (22), Mariners; Pasaua (11), PITCHING—Jim Deshales, Astros, 136>/4, Eagle Rock, Calif., 10, to retain the Schroedr c 4 2 2 0 MHall If 0 0 0 1 runnlngback,oninluredreserve. ” I just think that a trade would be the right thing to do,” he Bandoc 3 12 0 A'a4.0rioleal Yankees; M olltor 2 (8), Brewers; Carter pltched82-3shutout Innings before Dove NABF Ughtwelght crown; Henry Tillman, NEW YORK JETS-Placed Johnny Totals 32 5 8 5 Totals 34 311 3 (19), Indians; Upshaw (5), Blue Jays; White Smith got the lost out In Houston's 1-0 191'A, Los Angeles, stopped Cedrick Lam" Jones, wide receiver, and TInv" said. "That doesn’t mean I want to leave Dallas. But I ’ve got to be 2 (16), Royals; Puckett (25), Hrbek (25), victorvover Pittsburgh. Deshales struck Porsons, 193, Brockton, Mass., 2:40 of the Crawford, linebacker, on Inlured reserved realistic about all of this. In reality, it’s not a decision based on M ilw aukee 101 010 101—S OAKLAND BALTIMORE (kjetti (25), Twins. out nine batters and walked three. first. Waived Cedric MInter, running back, John" Cleveland 100 too 0 1 0 -3 O b rh b l a b rh bl MIsko, punter, Mott Courtney, safety, Billy' talent. It will be a dq£ision based on economics.” 9 Game Winning RBI — Yount (4). Griffin ss 5 0 11 Shelbvct 3 0 10 (Setseall and Skip Peete, wide recelvenf/ Stewart asked^Se^ramm to arrange a trade with either Miami E—Carter, Riles. DP—Milwaukee 2. Murphy ct 4 0 0 0 Laevrt 4 0 10 Robert Ducksworth, cornerbock, TlnC DESIGNER LOB—Milwaukee 7, Cleveland 10. 2B— Lansfrd 3b 5 1 2 0 Ripken ss 4 10 0 Mooney, defensive tackle, Tony Ketanol* or Pittsburgh. But Schramm said Dorsett would not be traded big Bochtelb [ Cooper, M olltor 2, Franco, Schroeder. 3 1 1 0 Murray dh 3 0 0 0 guard. Pot Ragusa, placekicker, E ric this season. HR—M olltor2 ( ), Carter (19). S—Malltor, Kngmndh 3 12 1 Traberib 2 0 0 1 Stokes, center, Kevin McArthur, line-; 8 Canseco It 4 0 0 0 Sheets If 4 0 10 Butter. SF—Cooper, MHall. M(3avlsrf backer, and TomEhrhardtandMartyHorn,! IP H R ER BB SO 3 0 11 Steferoc 3 0 0 0 quarterbacks. M ilwaukee DHIII 2b 2 1 0 0 Dwyer ph 1 0 0 0 HloueraW,168 7 1-3 11 3 3 3 4 Willard c 3 0 11 JBonlll3b 3 0 10 PIHILADELPHIAEAGLES—PlocedBob! Mike Tyson to fight Alfonzo Ratliff DECKS Gutlerz2b 2 0 0 0 Landsee, center, Cedrick Brown, comer-’ Clear S,12 1 2-3 0 0 0 1 1 back, Dwalne Morris, defensive end, Joe' CMWIOfM■----* OMally3b 1 0 0 0 Totals 10 1 4 1 i^ k e , defensive tackle, and Gregg Gar-" LAS VEGAS, Nev. Undefeated and top-ranked heavyweight b y Roman L,1-2 6 5 3 3 3 2 r l ^ , Rennie Jones and Martin Booker^; contender Mike Tyson will fight former World Boxing Council Holes 2 2-3 2 2 2 1 0 -J ’??®'''*'’ ' Inlured reserve.'. Camachp 1-310010 Oakland 010 100 W1— 4 IhaM flttadiv* docks Battim ore 000 000 n o —1 Waived Thomas Bond, cornerbodc, S e ^ * cruiserweight champion Alfonzo Ratliff in a 10-round bout here Umpires—Home, Denklnger; First, Lep- (tame Winning RBI — MlJavIs (4). MCnemy and Dan McMIllen, defensive.' on Sept. 6, it was announced Tuesday. ofoaxalrucledby perd; Second, Coble; Third, Johnson. ends. Gory Bolden, defensive tacklej! E-JBonllla, Griffin. DP—Baltimore 2. The bout, at the Las Vegas Hilton, will be a part of a match SoonouSKxtzod LOB--^kland 8, Baltlmore6.2B—Shelby. Emmuel Thompson and Ross Armstrong,*, Blue Jaya 5. White Box 1 SF—Willard, Trober. sotrtles, Jon Roehikl, guord, Byron Leei. featuring International Boxing Federation heavyweight cham­ IP H R ER BB SO Criswell, punter, K y l^ ' pion Michael Spinks of Philadelphia an(l Steffen Tangstad of OniySiohighost Oakland AAackey, quarterback, Malor Everett and*' quoUymolorloto CHICA430 TORONTO Herman Hunter, running backs, Ron*: DStewartW8-1 7 63 Norway. uood, and they’re bua to O b r h b l o b r h b l JHowell S,11 1 1-3 ,'Fozlo, tight end, and Leo Carlin, wldis. ■ 10 Boston ct 3 1 1 0 Fernndzss 4 1 1 0 Battimore looL Mm alK) got a 40 Vo« Hulett3b 4 0 0 0 Upshawlb 4 1 1 1 Davis L,610 7 1-3 6 3 2 3 4 STEELERS-J' Moses continues his hurdles streak Baines rf 4 0 11 Mosebyct 4 2 4 2 Arnold 63 0 0 0 0 0 Waived Mark Catano, nose tackle," Foster It 4 0 1 0 Bell If 3 0 2 2 Anthony Tuggle, defensive bock, Franli; 6 Havens 1-311120 HosSey dh 4 0 1 0 Barfield rf 4 0 10 Aose 63 1 0 0 1 0 Pokornv a ^ Scott Helverson, wldo- MALMO, Sweden — In a span of nine years, there have been 117 Mormn 1b 2 0 0 0 Johnsndh 3 0 0 0 WP—Davis 2, DStewort, JHowell. ^celvers. Cam Jacobs, linebacker,*' straight victories. Losing is a stranger to Edwin Moses. • M8TALLEDM Guillen ss 4 0 10 Whittc 4 0 10 Dwwne Hooper, John Gov and Erie: Umpires—Home, McCoy; Rrst, Vol- His victory in the 400-meter hurdles Tuesday continued one of ONE DAY Cruz 2b 2 0 0 0 loro3b 4 0 0 0 togglo; Second, Phillips; Third, Welke. Wv^ «m, ru^ng backs, Dave Pocella,: Karkovicc 3 0 0 0 Lee 2b 4 1 2 0 T—2:47. A—15,974. w ord, Mike Eldson, center, Jeff W1lllams,i. the longest winning streaks in men’s track and field history. • Big fuel savings! • PRESSURE Totals 30 1 5 1 Totob 34 5 t2 5 punter, A lw Andrews, tight end, Kermlt** Sykes otKl Kehdn Middleton, comerbocks.;; " I don’t know now what it is to lose,” said Moses, who has only • Reliable home heating! TREATED ChIcofO 180 000 000-1 Rec photo P lg ^ Jerry Quick ond AAarfc Stephens,' been defeated once since the 1976 Olympics in Montreal. UMBER X Free Estimates T o r o i d 101 010 lOx— 8 offensive tackles, Craig Wolfley, guard!!. • 20 year warranty on PENSOTTI boiler! Gome Winning RBI — Upshaw (6). Brent Jones.tight end, DonaldHerron, John.* • SEVERAL DP—Chicago 2, Taronta 1. LOB— Hoslelt, Darryl Knox and Fred Smell, • • 3 year warranty on RIELLO burner! o m o N ★ N o Money Down Chicago 6, Toronto 7. 2B—Boston, Charter Oak Softball League champs linebackers, Don Swain, cornerbock,;; Baines, Mosebv. HR—Upshaw (5). SB— Domingo Bryant, safety, GllvannI.: Recuperating Connors Is victorious S E lE C n O N S Fernandez (20). Radio, T V Johnson and Andrew Boker, wide*, )Vl00% Financing Tierney’s buried the opposition, losing Quigley, Jeff Barter, John Mordavsky. receivers, Nick Mullohev, guard, ondl* CINCINNATI — Second-seeded Jimmy Connors, who’s still IP H R ER BB SO just three times in 14 outings, to take Back row: John Butler, Mike Byam, Tom Gordon Brown, running back. On Inlured ' CMcoqo reserve. Placed Larry Station, linebacker, * recovering from a cold and arrived only hours before his match, Call Today— Toll-Free Cowley L88 61-3 12 5 5 2 3 TONIONT home honors in the Charter Oak Fortin, Kevin Keena, Tom Hammick, and Mike Hortmeier, guard, on Inlured . said he played well In the opening round of the $375,000 ATP atlas oil reserve-fKMi-foolball Inlury list. '[■ (3owley 163 0 0 0 0 1 • Mots vs. Dodgers, Channels 22, Tennis Championships, all things considered. In CT; 1-800-922-0005 30» WKHT League. Team members (from left) Paul Mador, Jeff D’Angona. Missing: HOCKKY Stieb W,4-10 7 5 1 1 4 5 0:30 Red Sox vs. Twins, WTIC Front row: Mort Harlow, Chip Golden, .Brian McAuley, Kevin Riley. NoHMMI Hudloy LOOBW Connors defeated unseeded Ronald Agenor of Haiti 6-1, 7-5 at 414 Tolland Street • East Hartford • 289-6435 649-4595 O ut^CT: 1-800-243-5125 Henke 2 0 0 0 0 2 9:00 Bowling; Kessler PBA Seniors . NEW YORK ISLANDERS-Named'! the Jack Nicklaus Sports Center Tuesday. WP—Oawley. Championship, ESPN Matt Maloney, Tom Tierney, Brian Bobby Nystrom assistant coach. |> 555 East Middle Tpke. • Manchester • 249-8611 684-5853 1 n " * ZO — MANCHESTER HERALD, Wednesday, Aug, 20, 1986

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Street, Manchester. 646-0103. Manchester. Government Homes from cond consecutive 4,000-yards-plus decided to forego its season. If he “There’s still some pride in for this challenging posi­ The area of special concern foi; - Otto’s time of .54.73 counted as a Vernon area firm looking .$1(U repair). Delinquent ‘ passing .season, the Dolphins man­ dominates the NFL the way he did having your flag go up no matter in tion must hove expe­ tax property. Reposse- Jet.s^Coach Joe Walton this season MADRID, Spain — Betsy Mit­ world individual record beating what place and fun in representing Only 4 Positions Available for someone who: rience with memory ty­ aged to finish with a seven-game the USFL. the Bills should be much chell’s victory in the women’s slons. Coll (805)687-6000. is the offensive line which allowed the ,54.79 set by another East your country.” • Highly organized Permanent part time Permanent part pewriter, excellent typing Ext H-9965 for current winning streak despite finishing belter than their 2-14 sea.son last 100-meter backstroke al the World Part Time Clerical 62 sacks last season. The only German. Barbara Krause, at the Matt Biondi, the world’s fastest • Strives for perfection tellers. Will train. time tellers Putnam skills 60wpm, and expe­ repo list. 18th in the NFL in rushing offense year. Swimming Championships was 1980 Olympics. for enthusiastic peopie who Apply We have several posi­ rience with transcribing consistent starters last year were male swimmer, won his first title tions available. Typing and 2.3rd in total defen.se. noticed. Otto, the IpO backstroke cham­ • A stickler for detail Bridge, East Hart­ from dictaphone, good New Colonial. Spacious 6 center Joe Fields and guard Dan "Wehavelobepicture-perfect to when he took the 100 freestyle in love to talk and earn $’s! Savings Bank skills or previous CRT grommor and obllltv to Those failings were loo much for win,” Bills Coach Hank Bullough Not that the 20-year-old Ameri­ pion four years ago and winner of the second fastest time ever. • Can generalize from ford and Burr room home on North Elm Alexander, and the Jets drafted can broke any recordsoranything. many specific points of experience helpful. work with numbers Is Street I 1 '/z baths, 1st floor Marino and the receiving crops said. “ We can’t go out there and the 100 freestyle here, also was on His time of 48.94 set a champion­ of Manchester Corner, Manchester Mornings or afternoons. Important. 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EOE with experience. Coll Behind the line, the Jets have The Dolphins should be better 49 seconds. Biondi was confident of Hours: Mon.-Thurs., 5:30-8:30 & Sat. 9-1 No experience necessary, Blanchard & Rosetto Real loads of talent. Ken O’Brien threw that. We can’t do that. Every Heike Friedrich and the newly- to set it and help the team to the gold, blit said the victory lifted familiarity with electronic Amy at 289-9301. Estate 646-2482.0 this sea.son if only because their crowned fastest woman swimmer for 3,888 yards and 25 TDs. week’s going to be a dogfight for another,” Otto said. a great burden off his back. components a plus. Will veterans appear to be ready to us.” in the world. Kristin Otto. East Another major ambition, she Call Now!! 643-2711 train fully. If this de­ Brand New Listing! Uni­ Freeman McNeil rushed for a On the first two days of the Part-tim e play. Marino, who sat out training In Greg Bell (883 yards rushing. Germany has won seven of the said, was to gain an Olympic gold championships he had collected a scribes you - give us a call Binking/Crsdit Union que 7 room Chalet, 3 team-record 1.331 yards and eight golds contested on the first RN or L P N bedrooms, 2 toll baths, camp last year in a contract .576 receiving), the Bills have one of before she gets too old. silver and two bronze medals in Sue, Ext. #68 STEAK CLUB T illo ri Johnny Hector had 572 yards in a three days. "I must think that today I’m 875-9842 3-11 and 11-7 kitchen appliances, 2 dispute, has been in camp all the most versatile backs in the two of his non-specialist events and Rte. 83, Vernon lull a |M(l ilmt stone fireplaces, 1 cor backup role The swimmers were enjoying a twenty and I’ll be twenty-two by prt'season. league. First-round draft choice the relay and was anxious to We presently heve eeverel Optional 7-7 shifts, wee­ oorooe. Built In 1969. The Jets’ receiving corps of day of rest today, while the the next Olympics in Seoul and it poelllons evellebls, 1-2 kends at higher rate of The Miami defense should im­ Ronnie Harmon gives Bullough collect his first gold. Hebron-Bolton Line. Shuler (76 catches for 879 yards), synchronized teams returned to would be nice to gel there” Otto Now hiring the following part time and yesrs teller or courtesy pay. Work less hours $144,900. Jackson & Jack- prove with the addition of rookie two quality running hacks. Biondi is the favorite to capture and speedy Wesley Walker. Kurt the open-air pool. said. the inaugural 50 freestyle on full time positions: clerk sKperlsnce required. make more per hour. son Real Estate. 647-8400 Today’s schedule also included Call Mr. Whitney at 568- or 646-8646.0 Sohn and Al Toon rivals Miami’s Earlier. Friedrich won the 400 Friday. 2020 (or appointment. Comprehensive benefit the women divers in platform freestyle to go with her 200 Lunch & Dinner Waiters/Waltresses group Another world-record holder to DARI-FARMS ICE CREAM East HarHerO Aircraft package. Pro-rated tor You'll toll In love..with Silver anniversary upcoming prelimaries and women’s water freestyle triumph and a gold in the go close to his best mark was Igor Cashier/Hostess, Nights or Days part time. Paid orienta­ The defense, a hit soft in the polo. FaOaral C r ^ Uaiaa this gracious 9 room Co­ 800 freestyle relay, in which the Poliansky of the Soviet Union, who Banquet Dishwashers, Saturdays tion. Call DNS Canter­ secondary, revolves around three Friedrich. 16. collected her 417 Main St. lonial home. Enormous East Germans set another world claimed the gold in the men’s 200 I Pro Bowlers, nose tackle Joe AKRON, Ohio (AP) — Twenty- competition. Saiad Prep Cook, Days East Hartford, C T 06118 bury Villa of Willlmantic 1st floor family room, fourth gold medal when she record. backstroke. front to bock living room, Klecko, end Mark Gastineau and five years ago, three young men The champion, Jack Nicklaus, is EOE 423-2597 anchored the 400-meter freestyle Mitchell, who edged East Ger­ Under no pressure, he clocked Apply between 10-5, some experience 1st floor laundry, new linebacker Lance Mehl got together in a made-for- back again this week in the Silver relay team to victory Tuesday. many’s Kathrin Zimmermann in kitchen with window television golf spectacular with the 1:58.78 compared with his world required. The Patriots beat Miami in the Anniversary tournament of the The East German quartet posted the 100 backstroke, said the U S. record of 1:58.14. has Immediate openings for part-time greenhouse. Many biggest prize in the game up for AFC Championship game and now World Series of Golf, competing a world record of three minutes. team was not discouraged by the EOE BOOKKEEPER charming features. grabs — $50,000. against 42 golfers for total purse of Part Time $154,000. Jackson 8, Jack- face the challenge of trying to 40.,57 seconds, nearly two seconds East German domination of the Full tim«, account manage­ All three have been inducted into $700,000. Coach Greasy Neale, a member 2nd shift freezer selectors. son Real Estate. 647-8400 better than the previous standard, women’s events. of the Pro Football Hall of Fame, ment. bank reconciliation, Earn an average of return to the Super Bowl after a golf’s Hall of Fame. The runners- Nicklaus beat Arnold Palmer or 646-8646.G and on the first leg. Otto broke the "We may not be raking in the also played major league baseball accounts recelvabie. ac­ 46-10 trouncing by Chicago up are now playing in seniors and Gary Player in that inaugural $6.00 or more per 6-year-old mark for the 100 gold medals," Mitchell said. "But for the Cincinnati Reds. Flexible hours. ^8.00 per hour. counts payable. Beneflta. Brond New Listing! Ele­ pay commensurate with ex­ hour advertising gant 8 plus room Contem- C L E R K TYPIST perience. Fast growing mo­ our business by pororv Cope In gorgeous apply In person at: dern facility. Appointment Phone. Call 646-3350 South Windsor neighbor­ Small department - variety of required, aak for Dianna. hood. 4 bedrooms, 2.5 between 9-12 pm and work, must.be accurate typist, baths, spectacular view of Dari Farms Ice Cream Sup«rior Ford 5:30-8:30 p.m. Hortford. Beautiful londs- with good figure aptitude, apply Rte. 6, Columbia, C T coplng. Ottered at CLASSIFIED ADVERTISING 643-2711 40 Tolland Stage Rd. EOE M/F/H $209,000. Jackson & Jack- 2 2 8 -9 4 3 1 son Real Estate. 647-8400 Tolland, CT 06084 or 646-8646.n Notices Business P roperty...... 25 Entertainment...... 53 Form Supplies and Equipment___80 SAVINGS BANK Resort Property ...... Lovely Cope. Manches­ Lost/Found ...... 01 ...... 26 Bookkeepino/Income T a x ...... 54 Ottice/Retqll Equipment ...... 81 Mortgages ...... ter. $109,900. 3 good sized Personals...... 02 ...... 27 Carpentry/Remodeling...... 55 Recreational Equipment...... 82 RATES; 1 to 5 days; 90 cents per line per day. OF MANCHESTER Wanted to B u y ...... Applications now being taken: bedrooms, flreploced liv­ Announcerhents...... 03 ...... 28 Polntlng/Paperlng...... S6 Boats and Marine Equipment ..... 83 6 to 19 days: 70 cents per line per day. Rooflng/Sldlng...... G. R. Steel ing room, dining room Auctions...... 04' 57 Musical Items...... 84 20 or more days; 60 cents per line per day. and nicely decorated fin­ Flooring...... 58 Cameras and Photo Equipment .., 85 Minimum charge; 4 lines. 8:30am-5:30pm Monday through Friday If you can supervise and Flnonclol...... 05 Rentals 923 Main Street ished family room on Electrical ...... 59 Pets and Supplies...... 86 lower Ifjvel. 2 full baths, Rooms for Rent...... 31 Heoting/Plutnbing...... 60 Miscellaneous tor Sole ...... 87 and Saturdays 9-1. motivate 9-15 yr. olds, are Employment & Education Apartments for Rent...... 32 DEADLINES; For classified advertisements to Manchester, CT 06040 large private backyard Miscellaneous Services...... 61 Tag Sales...... 88 be published Tuesday through Saturday, the with screened - In porch Help Wanted...... 11 Condominiums for R ent___ ...... 33 Services Wanted...... 62 Wanted to Buy/Trade ...... 89 available 5-8:30 p.m. and Homes tor Rent...... ri jdllne Is noon on the day before publication. and potlo. 1 cor garage. Situation Wanted ...... 12 ...... 34 E.O.E. D.W. Fish. Realty 643-1591 Store/Otfice Space...... 35 i-„r advertisements to be published Monday, have a car...We have the Business Opportunities...... 13 Merchandise the deadline Is 2;30 p.m. on Friday. or 871-1400.n Instruction...... 14 Resort Property ...... 36 part-time position for Employment Services...... 15 Industrial Property...... 37 Hollday/Seasonal...... 71 Automotive Large 2 family. Living Miscellaneous for Rent...... 38 Antiques and Collectibles...... 72 Cars tor Sale...... 91 READ YOUR AO. Classified advertisements are you!! room, dining room, kit­ Roommates W onted...... 39 Clothing...... 73 Trucks/Vans tor Sale...... 92 taken by telephone as a convenience. The HELP WANTED chen and 2 bedrooms on Real Estate Wanted to R e n t...... 40 Furniture...... 74 Campers/Trallers...... 93 Manchester Herald Is responsible for only one the first floor. Living Incorrect Insertion and then only tor the size of room, kitchen and 3 bed­ Homes tor Sale ...... 21 TV/Stereo/Appllances...... 75 Motorcycles/Mopeds...... 94 C A L L S U S A N Machinery and To o ls ...... 76 the original Insertion. Errors which do not Columbia Manufacturing rooms on 2nd story. Condominiums for Sale...... 22 Services Auto Services...... 95 Porch, 4 full baths, 2 cor Lawn and Garden...... 77 Autos for Rent/Lease...... 96 lessen the value of the advertisement will not PICTURE THIS f has the following'ppenings. Lats/Land tor Sole 23 Child Core...... 647-9946 gorage with 2nd story tor ...... 51 Good Things to E a t...... 78 Miscellaneous Autom otive...... 97 be corrected by an additional Insertion. Investment Property 24 Cleaning Services...... 52 55 Hour Work Week storoge or work oreo. Fuel OII/Coal/FIrewood...... 79 Wanted to Buy/Trade ...... 98 10-5 D.W. Fish. Realty 643-1591 $ EXTRA MONEY $ or 871-1400.n VTL Bullard Operators Lathe Operators Immoculote 3 bedroom With Your Own Part-Time Job. Ronch on lovely lands­ Notices Employment First Piece Lay-out Inspector caped lot. Large country HELP WANTED HELP WANTED HELP WANTED HELP WANTED HELP WANTED Sheet Metal Trainee and Set Up People kitchen, flreploced living HELP WANTED An Excellent Opportunity for* Part/Full Time - PEANUTS room, beautiful deck and & Education Milling Machine Operators If you are tired of working for the same pay regard­ much more. Ottered at II (LOST Grit Blaster - mechani­ Assistant Chet - expe­ Housewives and MDthers with less of performance, we have the solution for you. Senior Center; Town of Bookkeeper/Secretary. Mechanics National cally Inclined Individual $131,900. Joyce G. Epstein " U N O FOUND Manchester part time po­ Mansfield Middle School. chain Is now hiring rienced preferred, cook­ Day and night shift available, liberal holiday What are you qualified to earn? Real Estate 647-8895.0 to mask and grit aircraft ing gourmet food. In sitions. Woodworking In­ Knowledge of bookkeep­ experienced mechanics parts. Experience pre­ young children bring them pay, paid group insurance (major medical, PEANUTS Cooks, prep cooks, bar­ structor $8.00 per hour, 2 ing procedures with work­ to troln on the latest school atmosphere. Mon­ M.OO/hr KIDS STUFF Suddenly available' - Cute Found ■ medium size dog I HELP WANTED tenders. Apply Lafayette ferred but will train If day through Friday, 8om group life) paid vacations. Career orientated In Somers. Call 875-2914. mornings per week, prior ing knowledge of a basic diagnostic and tune up necessary. Apply be­ with you and save on «4.50/hr AVERAGE Cope Cod home waiting Escodrllle Restaurant. 300 experience teaching office procedures. To eaulpment. Benefits, uni­ to 2pm, starting Sep­ and self-motivated desired. Apply in person, »5.00/hr REAL MONEY for the right fomlly. Three west middle tpke, tween 9am and 2pm. tember 2nd, call 236-5618, G IVE YOUR budget a Mechanic - Must have woodworking skills maintain the school forms, earn $300 plus a 165 Rt. 86, East Columbia, C T 06237. »6.00/hr TOP DOLLAR bedrooms, goroge. In- Manchester. Flanagan Brather's, 911 Mark or Judy. babysitting costs. ground pool. Great buy at break ... shop the classi­ tools. All benefits. Apply strongly preferred. Water budget, process requisi­ week. Call 569-1880. or New London Tpke, Glas- •7.50/hr and percent Up fied columns for bargain M 8. M service station, exercise Instructor $8.00 tions, and maintain nights 528-3548. lonburv. 6.T3-9474 $97,900. Joyce G. Epstein Telemarketer, exciting per hour, 2 days per week, school Inventory. Full Delivery prson and Sales if you are willing to work, we’re willing to pay. Call C. Reol Estate 647-8895.0 buysl rte. 6 Bolton 649-2871. Brown to arrange an interview. opportunity, marketing 3:30-4;30 pm. WSI pre­ time position, 35 hour Child care needed. Re­ Gas station attendant. Clerk needed tar nights TOWN OF COVENTRY national brand name pro­ ferred, ability to teach week, salary range Is sponsible, mature person, Mechanics helper. All and weekends to work In 1-800-367-3720 Vlnyly sided Victorian. ducts to malor coopera­ and lead senior citizens In $12,212 to $14,906. Closing needed to watch kinder­ benefits. Full time posi­ modern pharmacy. COMMUNITY DEVELOPMENT OFFICE Large 5 plus bedroom tions, knowledge of sales woter exercise program dote Is Frldoy August 29, gartener before ond otter tion. Apply M &Mservice Apply In person Liggett home, over 11 rooms, 2 '/z ANNOUNCEMENTS ANNOUNCEMENTS promotions or premiums required. Line dance In­ 1986. Apply to Superln- school, two days per station, rte 6 Bolton, Ct Rexol Drug, Manchester CENSUS BUREAU INTERVIEWER boths. Completely remo­ a plus, excellent salary structor $7.00 per hour, tendont's Office 4 South week, and possibly trans­ 649-2871. ■Parkade. Is seeking General Contractors for deled. Close to hospital. plus commission, coll Su­ Wednesdays 9;30-ll;30 Eoglevllle Road, Stores port child to and from the CALL FOR A •PCCIAL TOWN MEETINa participation in their Housing $5.49 per hour. Private automobile required. Possible use tor Doctors, zanne tor on appoint­ am, ability to teach and Ct. 06268 (429-3349) EOE. Corner Stone Christian The legal voters ot the Town of Bolton are herehw Reimbursed 20'A4 per mile. Conduct field help Dentists, Lowyers, Room­ ment, 649-6456. lead senior citizens In art School, Main St., Man­ and notified to meet In a SPECIAL TOW N M e¥ t i n g at th^ Rehabilitation Program. ing House, Day Core, ond P.N.E.P. of line dancing required. chester those 2 days. Start C O M M U N ITY H A LL In said -T^wn, on T h u rs d l7 Aua^sV* survey in and around Hartford, Tolland and many other possibilities. Legal secretary/ossistant Apply ot the Personnel Work of home - you can September 3rd. Please 19S6 at 8:00 D.m. for the following p u r p M e : ^ ' Windham counties. C T survey requires 1-2 Some owner financing earn good money at home 22 Hours Per Week Pre-Admission Testing full time, experienced In Office, 41 Center Street call 742-3050 ta discuss. ' ■ a? '■•solution to authorize QUALIFICATIONS: weeks of work on a continuing baals starting possible. Ride bv9Tolcott personal Inlury matters Manchester or coll 647- assembling electronics ? of Education to reopen Its fiscal year October 1986. Paid training. Work requires Ave, Vernon and coll tor ports. No experience Bickford's pancakes and teachers salary contract with the Bolton Salary Plus Gas Allowance Registered with Department of Consumer The Practical Nurse Education Program preferred, salary com­ 3126. Equals Opportunity flexible schedule morning, afternoon, evening your appointment to seel. necessary. For complete family restaurant has op­ Education Assoclotlon as is required bv the C on. Protection Priced to sell quickly at is offering a special test for applicants, mensurate with expe­ Employer. necticut Education Enhancement Act which oe SOUND INTEReSTINQ? and Saturday hours. rience, 9 -5 . Call 643-1136. details send $2.00 to ; J.N. enings tor the following only 129,900. Strono Real C. Services, p.o. box flon will enable the Town of Bolton trpartlcloSte You can ba a Harald Araa Adviaar and handia and •300,000 Liability Insurance August 23, 1986 from 8 am -12 noon at A. I. positions; waitress M # , In all applicable pravislons of the Education En- Raqulramanis: US Citizen, High School grad­ Estate. 647-7653.0 Hardware Clerk. Respon­ 814251, Dallas, Texas hostess M/F. cook and hancement Act. auparvlaa our carriar boya & girla. If you Ilka kida, Prince Technical School, in Hartford. 75381-4251. want a littia Indapandanca and your own Incoma... uate or equivalent, pass 30 min- Grill/Walter, waitress po­ sibilities Include selling, diihwosner. Will troln Dated at Bolton, Connecticut, this 19th day of August, 1986 DIRECT INQUIRIES TO: Colonial cope formal din­ Applicants may register on sight by sition. Combination posi­ dlsploylng stocking. right Individuals top tjte written exam. DOUGLAS T. CHENEY Community Development Cffice ing room front to bock bringing a $15 check or money order to the tion Involving sondwltch Good starting pay and Mechanic wanted full wages, benefits available. CARLA. PREUSS Interested? Call or write: U.S. Dept, of Commerce, living room with flre- preparation, and waiting benefits. Apply at Cony­ time, most have own Contact the manager In SANDRA W. PIEROG 1712 Main Street Bureau of Census, 441 Stuert St., 617-223-4696. ploce, eot In kitchen, front test sight. on tobies. Apply Manches­ ers Hardware, 63 Tolland tools, will train, benefits, person^ 415 Hartford and rear dormers, gor- ter Country Club. Call Turnpike, Monchester. call Lorrys Sales and Turnpike (route 30) Ver­ Coventry, Connecticut 06238 (Include your telephone number.) EOE. O44.OJ BOLTON BOARD OF SELECTMEN GALL 647-9946 or 647-9947\ oge, $1154)00, group 1 Phll- 646-0103. 646-5707. Repair, 871-1790. non. EDE. 742-6010 br^ok Agency 646-4200. r * 6 22 — MANCHESTER HERALD, Wednesday. Aug. 20. 1986

KIT ‘N' CARLYLE ®by Larry Wright

BUSINESS & SEBVia DIRECTORY CAW-YlE, I W/fjMTPtAWCf WITU You'. W yNti THAT BACfc'. Miscaufiious m CHILOCAflE to jtL fc n iM iii EQ v m m Sunahine Oovcore Center- Dumas Elactric~:>Hovlng September openings for 3 Odd lobs, Trucking. A. Henry Personollzi eia^ricol PralM«ms7 Homo repairs. You name to 5 years old, 560 weekly. I4«ad o lorga.or o stngu Lawn Care>Comple Open 4:30-5:30. Call 646- It, wa do It. Free estl- town core and londscop- m m r «>«c(attt» 1fi motas. Insured. 843<(DM. 7160. RaslMntkil Work: JoAipfi Ing. Free esflmotes, fully Ovmm. Fuliv L.l«MkHKL Insured, oil work inioran* FTM Cstlr^ofas, 8«>52S3. faring clean form teed, senior citizens dis­ CARFENTRY/ fvo rc li S7$plus fox. counts. M7-1349. REMODELIW Also eond, stone, mid I gravel. Coll Your neighborhood hondv nsonl Honest fom- Coroentrv end remodel­ lly mmi, will estimate any ing services — Complete SWItNi; A D » m e worth lob you creote, lawns, home repairs ond remo­ IdOliNig hnS w tiM you're hOulIng, cleoning, point­ 137 Helaine Road deling. Quality work. Ref­ Fogarty Brothers — Bo- l« & m e fop a pioee to erences, licensed ond In­ throom remodeling; in-' ing, and minor repairs. llve.;..whether it’s a home, Residentloi/Business. Manchester sured. Call 646-8185. stallotlon water hooters, on apartment or a mobile^ For the highest auollty of garbage disposals; foueet home. the lowest prices coll, This steel-sided, lovely Cape Cod has PMNTINB/ repairs, 64IM53e. visorM - John 643-4353. undergone many recent improve­ PAPERWe osterCord accepted. (DtOM byNEA. Me ments In the last five years; new roof, I new furnace, new windows, etc. Re­ O 8r 0 Landscaping. Voca­ THE EASY WAY to find a Name your own price — FLAYER PIANOS me In tion cuttings, hedge trim­ cosh ttuyer for nmtorKNr- luctant owners are moving to a larger demond. If you hove one ^MISCELLANEOUS I ^ C A R S Father and son. Post, ming, Prunings, flower & needed household Items Is FOR SALE home. A very flexible floor plan and a dependable service. you do not use, why rwt shrub plantings. Free esti­ with o wont od. Dial FOR SALE fireplaced entertainment area are two Pointing, Paperhonolng exchange it for cosh with mates. Call 659-2436 otter MS-27t1 to plaoe your 8. Removol. Call 872-8237. a wont od. •> 5:30pm. auick-ecHon ad. 1964 Rambler American of the many fine features found here. classic red convertible. For a personal Inspection of this sen­ ENDROLLS New top and Interior. sibly priced home, ($102,900) call 27'/i width - 25C Rebuilt last year, runs 13% width - 2 for 25S good and looks good. $1,000 or best offer. Coll APARTMENTS I ^ P E T S AND Ih tI miscellaneous MUST be picked up at the 635-1998 anytime. T.J. Crockett, Realtor I j D j j Manchester Herald Office FOR RENT FURNITURE SUPPLIES E i|rFOR SALE before 11 A.M. ONLY. 643-1577 ( 1978 Oldsmoblle Omega - Excellent condition. Low 3 bedrooms V/? baths, For Sale- AKC registered Spa shells- factory se­ Mileage. $1900. Please duplex. Appliances, no Golden Retrelvers, father conds or damaged In call 647-8230 after 5pm. pets, $725, plus utilities. . Is a grand champion. Call tronsporfatlon. $200 to References, 643-9532. Oak 24" Bar stools, swl- 643-7605 after 5. $800 as Is. Call evenings or Automotive Plymouth Fury - 1975. Air val, brass rolls and per­ weekends. 742-6469. conditioning, excellent Nice first floor 2 bedroom fect condition, original Moving must get rid of condition. 647-7702 after apartment, laundry facili­ over $100 each; $89 or best black Labadore mix, 2'/? 6pm. ties, and storage. $525 offer. 633-2468. years old, fixed. Call [ ^ C A R S plus utilities and security, 649-2714. FDR SALE Chevy Impalo, 1975, 4 dr. no pets. 649-4343. 3 Oval gold leaf look hard top. Air, power steer­ Healthy loveable kittens, mirrors, vanity, dining ing and brakes. V8, cruise Available September 1st - fj^ooklng for good home. room, hall or bedroom. control. Good condition 6 room duplex, 3 bed­ 2 adlustable brass look Please coll 646-4288, keep Beautiful, perfect condi­ $750 742-0862. rooms, appliances, $450 floor lamps, 1 tent style, 1 trying! tion. $200 for all 3, or $75 month. I'/jmonths secur­ shell style$20each,plne15 each. 633-2468. 1982 Toyota Corolla. 5 ity with references. No piece stereo TV, book Free kittens - variety of speed, air conditioning, CAMPERS/ pets Call 647-1018. shelf or whatever wall ages and colors. Checked 2- 6' X 9' area rugs - 1 AM/FM, new brakes. Ex­ unit - great for den, kids by a vet. Call 742-5768. navllo style with browns, cellent condition. $4,000. TRAILERS Manchester - 2 bedroom room, can paint, $120 beiges, black, gray, rust; 659-2436 after 5:30. duplex, available Sep­ 633-2468. 1 black, white, gray For Sale - Mobile Home In tember 1st, $585 per [gy^MJSCELLANEQUS braided shag 100 per cent 1981 Toyota Tercel hatch­ Lakeworth, Florida, 12 x month, all appliances, Girl's bedroom set; can­ FDR SALE wool, $50 each. 633-2468. back, 5 speed, 39 k miles, 55. Central air and Florida washer dryer hookup, call opy bed, chest, night excellent condition, $3200. room, adult park. $22,000, 649-4222 after 6pm Mon­ stand. Call evenings 646- 19" Sony Trinitron color Coll 643-7776. pictures available. Write MANCHESTER $105,000 day - Friday. 9650 Piedmont Airline ticket to TV, works fine, 3 years PO BOX 272 Chaplin Ct Svacuse, New York by old. $125 or best offer. 1976 Mecury Montigo mix 06235. 2 bedroom, private drive­ Couch 92 -Inches x 36 September 3rd, orlgnally 633-2468. ■station wagon, 8 cylinder, Inches x 30 Inches. Good $118 best offer. Call best offer. Call after 12 Cozy, 5+ room Ranch. Move-in condition. way and entrance, nice noon, 643-8561. MISCELLANEDUS Located close to shopping, major highways. All neighborhood.$500 secur­ for dorm or college apart­ between 7pm and 10pm. hardwood floors under carpeting. Lower level ity deposit. Call Ed or ment. $15.00 643-2880n 643-9041. AUTDMDTIVE Dan. 649-2947. 1975 AMC Pacer, runs I roc room plus first floor family room, 2 car gar­ Boston Red Sox Year good, like new snow tires age. Don't miss seeing this home! Brond new hospital bed 1981 Jeep - CJ 7, looks Manchester - 2 bedroom, books, 1971 to 1984. 14 and wheel chair for sole. on extra rims, high mi­ great, runs great, soft top. TV/STEREO/ leage. $425 or best offer. appliances, garage, cellar APPLIANCES Altogether. $65. Coll 742- $1000. Coll 647-7646 after $4995 evenings. 643-5689. storage. $495 monthly, I 6016a. 6pm. Call 647-7591. Wfl cm help you bocomo i 649-2871. "REALE" PROFESSIONAL! 21 Cubic Feet frost free CARS CARS 1977 Dodge Aspen Wagon. CARS Cill 646-4525, and H k lor Oin. Admiral retrldgerator. 88,000 miles, good condi­ HOMES FDR SALE FDR SALE tion, Air conditioning, FDR SALE $150. Call 646-4320. I new tires. $300. 649-7770. D. F. REALE, INC. IFOR RENT Real Estate B0ATS/MARINE 175 Main St., Manchester, Ct Manchester, 7 room (3-4 bedroom, 1 bath) $750 per EQUIPMENT 646-4525 month plus utilities. Se­ 1 curity and references 16 foot Mod River canoe, Airy and Open. Rooms In needed, available now, paddles Included. Used this modern 7 & 7 Duplex. APARTMENTS children accepted, no four times. Excellent con­ 3 bedrooms, 2 newer Car­ FOR RENT pets. 649-1943 evenings. dition. $800. Please coll Take aLook lin Oil Burners. Plenty of 643-4942 offer 6pm 6r 647- 9946 8:30 - 5:30. Ask for Insulation. Full attic and STORE AND Bob. basement. Stockade and 3 room aportment. $350 OFFICE SPACE fencing and 2 car, det­ per month, security re­ [ MIDNIGHT ached garage. A "Must quired. 643-4421. MUSICAL See" property!. $159,900. ITEMS Strano Real Estate. 647- Manchester - 2 bedroom 7653.D apartment, 4 rooms, ap- Office Space- on busy Alto Sax, Bundy II $350, pllanced kitchen, no pets, Tenor Sox Vitto $400. Coll New Listing - Vernon. $575 per month, heat In­ rou*e 83. Manchester- $119,900. Owner transfer- Vernon town line. For­ 647-1106. Both perfect cluded. 1 year lease, plus working condition. ISAVE AN AULUTIUNAL i Ing from this area. Gra­ security deposit, 649-0795. merly Insurance com­ 'ease* cious custom 3 bedroom pany tenant. 646-5707. |$ ^ 0 0 T h u rs d a y Night (Aug. 24) [ __ Ranch on private park Manchester - 2 bedroom like grounds with Manchester - Main street PETS AND apartment, 4 rooms, ap- office, excellent location. SUPPLIES !.__2^h_t]iis_Mugon_^HmHj^jger_cust^^ Thursday night until 12 A.M. screened In porch. Call tor pllanced kitchen, no pets. showing Realty World. $550 per month, 1 year 600 X 1800 sqare feet 646-7709.n Includes heat, lanitor, lease, plus security dep­ AKC Doberman puppy. 1 osit, 649-0795. parking, $250. 649-5334. MAZDA 5 Year / Martin School (Lookout female. Excellent femper- ment, shots, ears, tolls 8, mt.) area - 7 room Ansaldl ROOMMATES 100,000 Mazda built raised ranch in excel­ 30 Locust St. 2nd floor, 4 clows. 646-4104. B2000 at lent condition. 3 bed­ room, heoted apartment. WANTED o** extended rooms, formal dining No appliances. Security. ( LEGAL NOTICE TRUCKS warranty room, living room with $520 monthly plus utilities. For rent - roomate wanted 7 9 fireplace and built In Coll 646-2426. Weekdays 9 to share Tolland home. The Department of Public . % bookcases. Family room to 5. Mature female a must Utility Control announced o with floor to celling fire­ $100 per week Includes all public hearing, pursuant to Manchester- 2 bedrdoms. Section 16-333-13 of the Regu­ Over 60 Trucks Now Available! place and woodstove. utilities plus electronic lations of Connecticut State Large eat In kitchen over­ 2nd floor, heat and ap­ garage. Please Inquire Agencies and In accordance looking 16 X 30 deck and pliances. No pets. Secur­ 871-1866 after 4pm. with Order No. 3 of Its deci­ A CIVILIZED TRUCK private yard. Hardwood ity. $575 month.Call 646- sion rendered In Docket No. THE CIVILIZED floors throughout, 2 car 3979. 61-08-13, Application tor WANTED Authority to Construct and W ITH A garage. By owner, princi­ Operate o Community An­ pals only. $159,900. Manchester - 2 bedroom, TO RENT tenna Television (CATV) SMALL TRUCK. 643-4185. ■"Second floor, no pets, ( System In CATV Franchise MAZDA B2000 IS A NEW EXPERIENCE IN SPORTY FLAIR. stove and refrigerator. Area 13, to be held of Its of­ RIDING COMFORT, HANDLING, AND VALUE. 1987 B20(X) SE-5 IS A NEW EXPERIENCE $475 a month plus utilities. 2 bedroom apartment for fices, One Central Pork 646-1379. a single parent with 5 year Plozo, New Britain, Connec- ■ Standard features include a responsive over­ IN PURE DRIVING ENJOYMENT. old child and well b'fe- ticut, on Thursday, August L head cam engine, 5-speed overdrive, steel- CONDOMINIUMS 28, 1986 at 10:00 o.m., con­ The SE-5 combines sporty styling with a re­ FOR SALE Manchester - Centrally haved dog. Call 643-6908. cerning Docket No. 86-05-20, belted radials, welded steel double-wall sponsive overhead cam engine, 5-speed over­ I located for elderly cou­ DPUC Review of Construc­ cargo bed, tinted glass, brushed nap full drive, white spoker wheels, raised-white- tion Requirements for Tele- carpeting, trip odometer, letter radials, rear step bumper, dual South Village Condomini­ ple, luxary 2 bedroom apartment with full base­ Medlo Company of North­ and much more. Plus one sport mirrors, tinted ums. 3 room condomi­ Merchandise east Connecticut. That hear­ of the roomiest cabs in its glass, sporty stripes, nium. 165 South St. No.42. ment, all electric kitchen ing will convene Instead, at class, all standard, ...... - more. See it soon. Rockville. Asking $45,900. and heat, laundry room the some locotlon, on Wed­ drive it now. and 2 car garage, no pets. nesday, August 27, 1986 at Inquire at'premises, or 9:00 o.m. Additional Infor­ call 646-2426 weekdays 9 to Call 643-9674, or 643:7135., ANTIQUES/ mation may be obtained COLLECTIBLES from the Department's Ex­ ecutive Secretary's Office. THE 1987 Available September 1st, I DEPARTMENT OF 1987 INVESTMENT clean 5 room duplex, 2 Next to Nothing. Corner PUBLIC UTILITY MAZDA B2000 PROPERTY baths, basement, $575 a East Center and Spruce. CONTROL MA^DA B2000 LX CAB PLUS CAB PLUS month, plus 1 months Open Tues, Wednesday, ROBERT J. MURPHY, MAZDA security, no pets, no child­ Thursday afternoons, 1- EXECUTIVE SECRETARY Cab Pius available on all models. Invest Today! Inthlsmod- ren, 649-9600. 4pm. 649-0533. 019-08 CONQUERS ern 5 unit building. Prime B2000LX. Manchester location, THE FINAL FRONTIER. near hospital. Good In­ A UNIQUE COMBINATION come "We Guarantee our NOTICE OF CANCELLATION OF DEMOCRATIC PRIMARY FOR TREASURER OF LUXURY A ND SPORTINESa SPACE. Houses" Blanchard & DEAR TOWN CLERK: Its luxury features include bucket seats, tweed The Mazda B2000 Cab Pius comes with a 5- Rossetto Real Estate 646- upholstery, and AM/FM stereo. Plus chrome speed, radials, full carpeting, double-wall bed 2482. Notice Is hereby given that the Prlmory of the Democrofic Party coll for September 9,1986 for spoker wheels, chrome step bumper, double­ and one of the roomiest cabs in its class, with nomination to the office of treasurer will not be held. wall cargo bed, and more. room for four. Maurice B. Mosley of 66 Redcoat Rd., Woterbury, the challenging candidate for sold nomina­ Rentals tion, hos withdrawn his candidacy. Therefore, In accordance with the provisions of Section 9-426 of the General Statutes, notice Is ATTENTION CASH BUYERS! hereby given that f he fol lowing party-endorsed candidate for nomination to sold office. Is the 'Financing Rate Available nominee of the Democratic Parly for sold office of Tresurer. ‘ You get a 60 mos.7100,000 mile . to qualified buyers. Extended Warranty with zero deductible APARTMENTS Ol'^ICE NAME ADPRESS Financing terms up to 48 mos, ' Treosurer Francisco L. Borges 77 Canterbury Sf. AT NO EXTRA CHARGE Maximum finance amount $9,000. IFOR RENT Harfttord, CT 06112 •A Primary oMhe Democratic Party will be held on Seotember 9 ,19S6for all other offices for Manchesfer. 5 room town- which notice of primary has been published. ( house, 2 bedrooms, nice Doted at Hortford, Connecticut, this 13th day of August, 1986. yard, no pets, 1 child JULIA H. TASHJIAN preferred. $525 plus utili­ SECRETARY OF THE STATE MORIARf>Y BROTHER^ Exit 60 Off ties. Call Rose 647-8400 or BY: MARY S. YOUNG 646-8646. The foregoing Isa copy of the notice which 1 hoverecelvedfromtheOfflceof the Secretary of Manchester -119 Oakland the State. HOURS: Street, 2 bedroom apart­ Dated at Bolton, Connecticut, this 14th day of August, 1986. Open Evenings 'til 9 p.m. 301-31$ CENTER STREET ment, 2nd floor, ap- CATHERINE K. LEINER pllanced, heat, carpeting, TOWN CLERK Fri. & Sat. 'til 5 p.m. MANCHESTER, CONNECTICUT $495, available August. TOWN OF BOLTON, CONNECTICUT 643-5135 789-0327 or 649-0485. 039-08 , ‘-^'n-AW'^ .,7 1 y>i--s il C.

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SAVINGS up to 70% * We’ll fix or replace any fully Otir Gbiden Rule: . To School Savings guaranteed muffler we in­ WET-CUT stall, free of charge, upon We offer riothihg less presentation of warranty certificate for as long as you BLOW-DRY than 14K service for 1 1 9 9 Cotton Turtlenecks own your vehicle. your gold jewelry. in solids & prints. Sizes 38-46. ALWAYS AT SPEEDY, We believe in gold and appreciate the beauty it 1 6 9 9 YOU’RE A Solid Oxfords creates as fine jewelry. That’s why we offer an by Diana Von Furstenburg. SOMEBODY. Tired of paying extra for Sizes 38-44. Reg. >20 blow-dries or beard trims? array of important services for your precious 2 5 9 9 Prime Cut Pull-Ons gold jewelry. Expert cleaning and repair. Siz­ Carpenter Jeans. Sizes 30-40. That’s what makes “DANCOrS” Reg. »32 Fully guaranteed*mufflers for There’s no extra charge for these services! ing and remounting. Tightening settings, re­ 2 5 9 9 -2 9 9 9 Solids and placing clasps, honest appraisals. All so you Novelty Sweaters. as long as you own your car. If you’ve been going to the Big Reg. »35-»39 • Free inspection ’ No extra charge (or Installation can get the most enjoyment from your gold • Firm estimate before work begins > Clean, comfortable waiting rooms, Boys you’ve found out that you • Foreign & American cars, vans & light magazines, plus complimentary coffee collection. Whether you bought your jewelry trucks pay extra for everything not to from us or not, we offer all of these very SAVE AN additional! Call today for a free low estimate. mention that you never get the same stylist twice in a row. affordable services and more, because we care 10% OFF I vftsfir any 1 item Manchester about gold. But most of all, we care about your Expires August 31. 1986 6 4 6 -7 6 S 3 NEXT TIME — SAVE MONEY! peace of mind, r 303 Broad St, (1 block south of West Middte Tpk., across from Sears) MAKE IT “DANCO’S”

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