/; m - MANCHESTER HERALD. Thurgday. June 20. 19«5 MANCHESTER FOCUS SPORTS WEATHER lS./World In B r i e / Lawyer says WWII test case ‘fixed’ EPA cracks down 11 Busy weekend ahead Volunteers integral Clear skies tonight; overnment prosecutors con)*; lockup of Japanese-Ameiicans. the Justice Department, repres­ By Terry Finn ucted themselves properly at thF ; Beirut radio M yt 75 killed In blast E n ^ said the Justice Depart­ enting the War Department in the S over sewage trouble 11 has bit of everything part of the Relays sunny on Saturday United Frees Internatlonol case, opted for an argument that Ume of HlrabayashVs 1241 ooavhK . ment used informaton filtered tion and his unsuccessful appeal to :. BEIRUT, Lebanon (UPI) — The death toll from a car-bomb insufficient time for separating ... page 2 SEATTLE - The U.S. m lllU ry s through a variety of intelligence the Supreme Court a year laUr, ;;; ...page all ...page 9 ... page 15 blast among seafront strollers celebrating the end of the Moslem loyal from disloyal Japanese- Incarceration of 120,000 Japanese- sources, including the FBI, to Stone argued that the Japanel^^; fast of Ramadan in Tripoli rose to about 75 today, Beirut radio conclude there was little reason to Americana required an immediate Americans during World War II American community long wO. . move large nunnbera of cltlsens to mass relocation, said. The government-owned radio said about 120 people were was aided by a Su|»eme Court test received an official aiMlogy wi’: ; wounded in the blast Wednesday night in the port city, 42 miles Internment camps hundreds of Kawakami said the shame of case that was "fixed," says an incarceration has left Hirabayashl government actions during ^ ; north of the capital. miles from their homes. attorney for a man convicted of with an "incredible burden on his wAf vAAri- PrAiidont GAfAld Fgra^ * Police said the car packed with 330 pounds of explosives blew The department also disputed a violating wartime evacuation and shoulders." in 1678 rescinded the ex e c u U v f;: up In front of a candy store on the seafront in Tripoli. It blew curfew orders. military report about the extent of order of evacuation signed by-; Japanese submarine radio com­ He asked the court to issue "a through a crowd, shattered windows and hurled passing cars into In the evidentiary hearing for President Franklin D. Roosevelt In :. munication off the U.S. coast, strong and direct warning to the the Mediterranean. There was no immediate claim of Gordon Hirabayashl, 67. who is government and to remind it that 1643. ‘ responsibility. trying to clear his name, attorney Ennis said. He also contended the case has ; The former government official the government’s duty goes Rod KawakamI said in opening been Irreparably damaged by thO- said he urged the Justice Depart­ beyond prosecuting the guilty and Convicted spy gets 20 years statements Wednesday that the passage of time. ! ment to inform the Supreme Court (that the government) also must Ipral}) roundup of West Coast citliens "Documents are lost. memoneS' of the differing opinions as the high see that Justice 1s done.” Friday, June 21,1985 — Single copy: 25B OSLO, Norway — A former deputy government minister was because of their Japanese heritage fade," he said. "M oat of thO Manchester, Conn. — A City of Village Charm sentenced today to a maximum 20 years in prison for spying for court was bearlnjg an appeal of one Assistant U.S. Attorney Victor violated fundamental American Stone argued the case is not about Important people in this caro ar^; the Soviet Union and Iraq in Norway’s most serious.espionage of the evacuation convictions at the m m principles. government mistreatment of dead. Can we go back and filu r e -; case. The Supreme Court decision, time. out what was in their minds?" He was overruled, he said, and Japanese-Amerlcans, but whether An Oslo district court found defendent Arne Treholt guilty on issued shortly after the bombing of virtually all 52 counts, including giving Moscow detailed plans Pearl Harbor, "Is the first and only '■ '-i. ■' for the nuclear and conventional defense of Norway against a court decision that legalised and possible Soviet invasion. gave sanction to discrimination Chemical weapons get House OK Plane moved Presiding Judge Astri Rynning, head of a seven-member soley on the basis of ancestry,” panel, also ordered Treholt to pay the government $146,000 — Kawakami said. "I’ve got the president’s tird: including money the Soviets and Iraqis paid him for spying. "Essentially, the government WASHINGTON (UPl) - The nents would be stored in separate fixed the text. They didn’t have all House has finally handed over to states in this country and trans­ tracks down my back. He did ^ their cards on the table.” President Reagan the one major ported separately when moved. masterful job of lobbying, partlcu* Death toll now 35 from bad cheese With action on the chemical larly with Republican freshmeni 2 Hirabayashl, a professor emeri­ weapons system it denied him in as thousands That’s the turnaround from 1964,’*^ LOS ANGELES — Four more victims in two states have tus at the University of Alberta, is his first term by voting to end a weapons provision, the only re­ maining major issues for the said Rep. John Porter. R-Ill., who brought the growing list of deaths from bacteria in a seeking to reverse his wartinte 16-year ban on cbemlcal weapons House to resolve In the $292 billion tried unsuccessfully to cut from M exican-style cheese to 35 as the manufacturer, who shut down convictions for violating military and allow production in 1M7. Wednesday’s stunning reversal defense authorisation package are the bill $124.5 million in production voluntarily, announced layoffs. curfew and evacuation orders. He was one of only three Japanese- of three previous House rejections what changes will be made in the money. ,, Two deaths in Texas and two others in California were reported Amerlcans convicted of violating capped a major administration contracting process and what Porter also said the Bhopal, storm airport Wednesday, killed by the Jalisco cheese in the widening the wartime orders. push for renewed production of spending level will be set for “ Star India, chemical tragedy In Def outbreak. The two deaths in Texas were the first outside A former Justice Department modern binary weapons, which Wars” anti-missile research. cembier and a desire to lash out at California blamed on the infection. It has become the deadliest official testifying in federal court have two chambers of relatively Those Items were expected to something because of the taking of case of food poisoning in the nation this century. later Wednesday said the military harmless materials that become arise in today’s debate. American hostages in Beirut," Jalisco Mexican P iq u ets Inc. of suburban Artesia was unable was given the green light for the lethal when mixed. After the vote, opponents of the Lebanon, also contributed to th^ Carter urges citizens to get continued funding from its bank to meet its payroll and was incarcerations even though the Under the provision adopted new generation of weapons said reversal. ’' forced to temporarily lay off 100 employees, company President Justice Department disputed the 226-lM, production could begin they fear a House-Senate confer­ Gary McPherson said Wednesday. need for mass relocation. after Sept. SO. 1967, if there is no ence committee will strip the The administration has made a to support president Jalisco voluntarily shut down its processing plant June 13 and Edward Ennis, who was director mutually verifiable treaty with the restrictions from the bill, leaving major drive this year to win the' began recalling its products around the country after a bacteria of the alien enemy control unit, Soviets on the weapons and, among the administration free to start chemical weapons issue. Virtually' in some of the cheese was linked to dozens of deaths and scores of said the military was pressured by other things, if NA’TO allies agreed production in the fall. every administration witness be;^. Bv Peter Smerdon captain, John Testrake, was at the illnesses. the fear of possible attack on the to accept the weapons. A Senate bill allows for produc­ fore defense committees has- pitched for the weapons. United Press International controls when the plane moved West Coast when it ordered the It also provides that the compo­ tion Oct. 1. away from the demonstrators but BEIRUT, Lebanon (UPI) - an airport source said “ all the Thousands of people chanting foreigners have been taken off the Contractors anti-American slogans stormed plane.” Beirut airport Friday, swarming Armed guards and Am al Shiite on to the tarmac in a show of Moslem militiamen ringed the face probe support for Moslem gunmen hold­ aircraft as a gunman still on board ing 40 American hijack hostages. shouted to tower control over the on defense The demonstration came Just cockpit radio: “ Where are they hours after two jet fighters — now? Try and keep them away! ” WASHINGTON (UPI) - A believed to be Israeli warplanes — The march on the airport fol­ House subcommittM chairman, streaked over the airport, appar­ lowed a mass rally called earlier arguing that mischarging taxpay­ ently on a reconnaissance mission. by members of the fundamentalist ers is “ a way of life” in the defense As the demonstrators marched Hezbollah Moslem group at a industry, says the nation’s 10 through the main gate on the west mosque near the airport complex. largest defense contractors face side of the airport, the comman­ Hezbollah officials rode through federal criminal investigatlona. deered TW A Jetliner that has been Beirut’s southern suburbs in cars Rep. John DIngell, D-Mich., parked there since Sunday was and trucks — shouting out a Hsrsid photo by Tsmulnlo Wednesday released a list pro-' hurriedly moved to the eastern statement urging the public to Join vided by Pentagon Inspector Gen­ side of the complex. the march to the airport. eral Joseph Sherick revealing the Witnesses said guarda tired “We are the revolutionaries Bolton High School’s graduating seniors have their wind and ensuing thunderstorm fofeed the ceremonies against the oppressors and we are general nature of criminal inquir­ shots in the air to keep demonstra- hands full as a strong gust of wind blows up during the to be moved inside to the school gym. ies into 36 of 45 companies being ton' away from the plane during not terrorists,” they said. “ You probed by his office and the the hour-long protest. are invited to participate in tiie opening of graduation ceremonies Thursday night. The Inspectors general of the military “ They're cb*i^ng anti*.. pofpilar noarcb in denunciatioa^ services. American "and anti-israeli slo­ American threats and American Besides General Dynamics gans," said a tower controller. and laraeli terroriam and in Corp., the third largest contractor, “ Ita a peaceful demonstration.” support of our heroic detainees in RMn sends Bolton ceremony into gym which faces several much- The crowd — estimated at 2,000 the prisonc of the Israeli enemy.” pubUciied investigations, those to 10,000 — stood about 700 yards Political observers believe the named included the nation’s larg­ from the Jet, chanting slogans hijackers who seized the TWA Jet last Friday probably are members By Susan Vauehn est defense contractor, the McDon­ demanding that Israel release Harold Reportar More pictures, nell Douglas Corp., and the No. 2 Lebanese Shiite Moslem prisoners of Hezbollah. contractor, Rockwell Interna­ in exchange for the Americans, The Shiite Moslem Amal militia, BOLTON — Sbortiy after the related story tional Corp. who were in their eighth day of headed by Lebanese Justice Minis­ start of high school graduation — See page 14 Others being investigated, ac­ captivity. ter Nabih Berri, has since taken ceremonies Thursday, Donald Ha- cording to the list, include In order It was not clear if the American responsibility for the hostages and loburdo’s talk on the character- of size; the Lockheed Corp., fourth has taken up the hijackers' de­ building aspects of school was biggest defense contractor in fiscal mand that Israel release of 786 interrupted by a sudden A feeling of success should come 1964, the Boeing Co. Inc., General Lebanese Shiites in exchange for thunderstorm. from within.” Electric Co., United Technologies the Americana. But the ceremonies barely Salutatorian and class president Corp., Raytheon Co., and Litton Shelter “ The march was clearly meant missed a beat as the 76 numtiien M Patricia Sobol called her friends Industries Inc. to show Amal that Hezbollah can the Bolton High School (TIass of 1965 and teachers her " safety nets. ’ ’ She Sherick testified to the panel gather big crowds and was really a walked into the school gymnashiro spoke of the Bolton High teachers’ recently that the seventh largest bonding demonstration of their influence,” support of students and a “ close­ a few feet away and sat down in contractor, Howard Hughes Medi­ said one political source. seats lined up in exactly the same ness so often absent in large cal Institute — the holding com­ The rally came hours after order as the ones on the grounds schools.” pany tor Hughes Aircraft was witnesses said two Jet fighters — approved outside. Donna Peterson presented scho­ under Investigation by his office apparently Israeli Teconnaissance Staff members quickly grabbed larships to several students f 'em for alleged labor mlacbarglng, planes — made a single pass over the podium, flowers and diplomas the Bolton Scholarship Fund. altboogh the firm was net named the airport at supersonic speed. ■ The state Bond Commission this and carried them inside the small The precision of the commence­ on the list, the aide said. They said the fighters banked low morning approved Manchester’s gym, which was tilled to well ment was carried through to tbe The list says that as of May 1, the over the coastline on a flight path application for a $99,327 grant to beyond its capacity. moment diplomas were awarded, investigations focus on allegations that took them south toward Israel. help set up a permanent shelter for Within 10 minutes, Haloburdo when the graduates rose row by row such as cost mischarging, labor No anti-aircraft fire was homeless people. tiniibed his speech, and the rest of to tbe signal of the rising batons of misebarging, false claims, bribery reported. Ted Fusaro, director of develop­ the ceremonies proceeded without Junior class marshals Karen Che- and bid rigging. In Plains, Ga., meanwhile, ment for the state Department of a hitch. merka and Matthew Gallant. According to the list. General former President Jimmy Carter, Housing, said department officials Remarking on the quick turn in The graduates each had a Dynamics is under Pentagon In­ who suffered through the 444-day will now meet with the town to the weather, guest speaker Ells­ moment of glory on stage, receiv­ vestigation for alleged cost mi­ Iranian hostage crisis, called . work out a contract for administra­ worth Grant said, “ That almighty scharging, subcontractor kick- today on the American people "to ing a round of applause as they tion of the grant money. principal up there is making sure VANKATAKRISHNAN, LEFT, AND SOBOL back^ labor mischarging, product give President Reagan full support accepted their diplomas from Under a plan approved by the Bolton High graduates go dramati­ . . . BHS valedictorian and salutatorian subatIuiUon, security comph>m- and encouragement” in his efforts Principal Joseph V. Fleming. town’s Board of Directors in April, cally into the next world.” iaea, defective pricing, cost dupli­ to secure the release of American The decorum of the ceremony the funds will be used to help Grant, a former vice president of experienced by students today. He told of two successful Hart­ cation and false claims. hostages in Beirut. disappeared briefly when the purchase the former Naxarene Allen Manufacturing Co. and Grant encouraged the graduates ford businessmen who did not In • letter supporting congira- “ Rosalynn and I pray that all awarding of diplomas was com­ Church at 466 Main St. The church former mayor of West Hartford, to "keep in mind tbe simple attend college: Frazier Wild, sional reforms to members of Ms those being held hostage will soon pleted and the seniors let fly with has been estimated to cost $132,000. said he was flattered that the qualities” such as loyalty. He said former president of Connecticut House Energy and Commerce The building will then be turned be free and reunited with their confetti and balloons. subcommittee, Dingell said, “ The graduates would invite a grand- that is one quality our society is General Insurance Co. and Alfred over to the Manchester Area families. fattier to give the commencement sadly lacking. C. Fuller, founder of Fuller Brush Fleming addressed the class list of major contractors rele a ^ ” I know from personal expe­ Conference of Churches with the address. He recalled tbe recent Noting that about half of the Co. briefly, telling the students, "B e today makes it clear that the types stipulation that it be used year- rience how difficult it is to deal of vlalatlons found in the General 50-)rear reunion of his high school Bolton High graduates plan to go on Valedictorian Mythili Vankatak- proud you are graduates of one of round for a shelter. MACC will be with the kidnapping and prolonged Dynamics case are a way of life class of II boys, noting the to college. Grant warned tbe crowd riahnan described various types of the finest high schools in the state of required to pay the difference holding of innocent Americans. throughout the defense industry. differences between his high school that college is “ not tbe be-all and success, telling her classmates, Connecticut. You are tbe ones that -between the purchase price and “ Under such circumstances, our "Unbelievably, when contrac­ and college years and the ones end-aU.” ” We can evaluate our own success. make it that way.” the amount of the grant. leaders have a dual responsibility; tors are challenged on such Issues, MACC has operated seasonal to guard the honor and interests of they act offended, as though the ' shelters out of temporary locations our nation and to protect the lives behavior w ere accepUMe and the for the past three years. and safety of the hostages while ‘Flash estimate no help* chargee against them Improper,” The approval of the town’s grant doing our utmost to secure their h e s A l. application is believed to be the early release,” Charter said. "T h e Pentagon simply must get first time state housing funds have Amal militiamen Thursday gave tough with its partners in Industry been earmarked for a shelter for the world a brief glimpse of five of Economic data mystifies anaiysts so as to and this bisarre behavior 'homelesa people, state and town the 40 hostages from a hijacked and stem the hemorrhage of ■officiala have said. TW A Jet during a chaotic news taasMers* money," Dingell said. Foreign exchange markets textile Imports. Although the town originally conference at Beirut airport. By Danis G. Gulino many ilunk busineu will spend • 'A eoerA n g to the list: proved to be more volatile, with the planned to seek $66,000 — or Amal gunmen, one shaking a United Press International less, trade losses will grow and The administration estimates a tioDoiuiell Douglas faces a dollar strengthening on the hint the the legislation, with the backing of two-thirds the estimated purchase pistol in the air, angrily took the inventory accumulation will coet-mlaohargtnf probe. economy could be rebounding and niore than half of Congress, would price of the former church — town captives out of the room when a WASHINGTON — Investors on continue. • Rockwell .International is gold falling sharply. raise the price of importing officials aaked for the higher wild shoving match broke out Wall Street and foreign exchange Recalling tbe first quarter, when under investigation for alleged Some analysts thought gold was clothing by 10 percent and perhaps amount after learning that some among the estimated 150 Journal­ markets, waiting for days for some the "flash” projection was 2.1 coot and labor mischarging. more influenced by the Labor trigger European retaliation costs associated with converting ists on hand. The Americans were clear sign of where tbe economy is percent, only to be marked down a Leckhoed is under investlga- Department’s report Thursday against American corn, wheat, 'the church to a shelter, such as brought back 15 minutes later and headed, found UtUe enlightenment finally to 0.3 percent, many ana­ tion for alleged labor- showing no signs of an inflationary ' installing a handicapped ramp and began speaking after a correa- in the government’s "flash” esti­ lysts thought the latest S.l percent aircraft and cigarettes. m is ^ r g in g . surge that would send investors to a fence around the property, were pondent apologlied for the melee. mate of economic growth. projection to be too optimistic. But President Reagan did strike United Technologiea is being a eligible for state funding. While those hoping to spot some predous metals. back at unfair trade practices in invaetigated for alleg^ Improper The projection of second quarter The 0.2 percent increase in May tbe citrus Industry trade area Besides the initial purchase cost, new fundamental strength in tbe grataitiea, subcontractor kick- economic progress from govern­ consumer prices, to a modest 3.9 the building is e x p ^ e d to need economy were disappointed, so Thursday, punishing the European backs. coot mlschargiag, bribery ment economists Thursday at first percent annual rate for the first over $25,000 worth of rehabilitation were those hoping for some new Common Market with new duties and dalsctivepricing. iM ide Ti>dav glance aeemed to be an optimistic flve months of tbe year, aeemed to for both the shelter and a soup weaknMM that would drive interest to be applied to its egg noodles, a General Elactnc. which was sign, calling for S.l percent expan­ confirm the opinion that inflation is kitchen operated by MACC, ac­ rates down farther. spaghetti and other pasta in d lc M by a federal grand Jury in sion of tbe gross national product, products. cording to a report issued by the Wall Street ended the day mixed, weakening. Marsh, laced an open inquiry into 20 pagM, 2 aactlons 10 tiroes tbe 0.5 percent wiggle in Elsewhere in Washington there Human Services Department, the with the Dow Jones industrial In 15 days Italian spaghetti and 'else dalms, defective tbe tin t quarter. were signlflcant trade maneuvers, agency designated by the town to A

I - MANCHESTER HERALD. Friday. June 21.1»S5 Laser experiment is an apparent success . a I ' EPA officials want action Summit delayed 18th shuttle mission has e n jo y ^ the CAPE CANAVERAL, Fla. (UPI) - A orbiter-and see the return from the misallea. smoothest flight yet In the ahutUe on problem at sewer plant laser," said flight director Larry dentists hope to learn how to WASHINGTON (U P I) - The Reagan adminla- dauling blue laser beam hit the shuttle program. tratlon has been Infornned that Soviet leader Discovery today and flashed back to Bourgeois. "W e had aspectacularlaser counteract atmospheric disturbances monitoring the periodic BOD over­ Mikhail Gorbachev will not be attending the Earth In a spectacular test of a "Star show. So the experiment folks are very that weaken laser beams. The astronauts su c c es s fu l launched ^ false reading In the samples. Bv Alax OIralll loads to try to find the source. United Nations sessions in New York this fall, a Wars" laser tracking system that happy with the results they've seen." Mission managers worried that 57 three communications satellites, and a ;■ Young said. Is that the town and Herald Reporter The order just received by the spokesman said today, ruling out a U.S.-Soviet ground controllers bungled A second test of the laser system was mph winds over Maul would disrupt the small X-ray observatory was n le i^ ^ state get different results from the DEP, and as of this morning summit meeting in September. Wednesday. tentatively set for Saturday to provide experiment and it was not clear If Thursday to look for evidence of a black . The federal EnWronmental Pro­ same samples. The town uses one apparently still en route to the But deputy White House press secretary Robert The shuttle crew beamed down additional data. The first attempt to varlatlona sem In the laser beam's hole in the heart of the Milky Way. tection Agency has-ordered Man­ accepted testing method and the If all goes well. Discovery will;; town, is the action the E P A said it Sims said discussions are under way with the telev ision shots of the harmless beam to conduct the experiment was botched by intensity were caused by wind at the chester to work with the state state another accepted method. Soviets on the time and place of a possible the accompanyment of Tchaikovsky's ground controllers Wednesday. ground station or by the camera aboard rendezvous with the automated Spartan The town's readings of offending might take. EPA and DEP officials Department of Environmental have refused to disclose what meeting between President Reagan and "1812 Overture." Commander Daniel Brandensteln, tte stattle. science satellite Saturday so it can be Protection to find out what is samples tend to show a much Videotape beamed down from orbit specific action the EPA intends to Gorbachev. " I t appeared to pulse for a while, then Creighton and crewmates Shannon placed back in the shuttle’s payload bay causing treated sewage dis­ higher BOD than the state's tesU take. "It's our understanding that he's not coming to locked on steady for short periods of Lucid, Steven Nagel, John Fahlan, today showed the blue beam of the laser for return to Earth Monday. charged from the town plant to on those same samples. the U.N. this fall," said Sims. tim e," co-pilot John Creighton said as Prince Sultan Salman Al-Saud of Saudi pulsing sharply against a black back­ Another possibility. Young said, The "Star Wars” experiment met greatly exceed accepted pollutant There had been speculation that Reagan and Discovery soared over Maui, Hawaii, Arabia and Frenchman Patrick Baudry ground. Hie design of the mirror is that the uhidentiflM substance is DEP PERSONNEL reportedly with only partial success Wednesday limits from tim e to 4bne^ Gorbachev might possibly hold a summit on its 64th orbit. He described the beam sailed into the harmless laser beam aboard Discovery ensured that if it was "superbiodegradable," destroy­ are annoyed at the order because because Brandensteln received the meeting during the U.N. General Assembly as "bluish-green." about 7:48 a.m. today. hit by the laser, the beam would be Robert Young, supaffM ^td^ ing itself before a second reading is the E P A seems to be stepping into wrong information to properly position meeting in New York in September. The Kremlin The 4-watt argon laser beam fired The experiment was designed to returned to Hawaii for analysis. (he town water andeedBr dlvisien, taken. an area over which the DEP has leader also has apparently ruled out an from an Air Force station atop Mount demonstrate high-precision laser To avoid a repeat of Wednesday's the spaceship. said Thursday afterndOi that he authority for enforcement. Ground crews gave the muttle appearance in San Francisco in October when the Haleakala in Maui, Hawaii, hit an tracking. The research is part of goof, Brandensteln had ground crews has not seen a copy o f the E P A NORMALLY THE PLANT is in In Connecticut, the D E P holds skipper the altitude of the laser base in U.N. celebrates the 40th anniversary of its -inch-wide mirror mounted in a side President Reagan's Strategic Defense doublecheck their guidance informa­ order, but has discussed It with, full compliance with the standards the authority to enforce pretreat­ 8 feet when the shuttle's guidance compu­ founding. Reagan is expected to attend the hatch window of the shuttle and Initiative and one dAy could lead to a tion tor Discovery's flight computer. Robert Norwood of the DEP, who set in the permit under which it ment regulations, the rules that ter expected the information in nautical observance. bounced back to Earth for analysis. "Star Wars" missile defense system Other than the trouble with the laser has received a copy. operates. Young said. But he said say what you can and cannot put "The ground was able to track the using ground lasers to blast enemy exercise, the international crew of the miles. Young said his understanding is that when the sewage with a high Into the sewer lines. ------that the order tells the town to do oxygen demand comes along, the One DEP official said privately what it is already doing — that is, plant’s treatment capabilities are that the town is being used as a to work with the D E P to find out strained beyond capacity — if the pawn in a turf battle between the Weather who is periodicaliy sending a readings are accurate. state and the federal agencies. Peopletalk disturbing substance through town The state DEP is now having According to Young, for a long sewers to the sewer plant on Olcott samples tested by more sophisti­ time the state D E P did not believe Street. cated methods in an effort to the town was violating the BOD Today’s forocast identify the offending substance. limits, because every time the The substance whatever it is Connecticut, Mnsanchnsetts -7 The federal E P A wrote the town state retested a town sample, Fat tub of goo Stop or I’ll lick and from whatever source and Rhode Island; Today: sunny In mid-May saying that a review of oxygen demand was at an accepta­ ettber pollutes the eewage flowing Terry Forster, the rotund relief pitcher for the A Bahamian businessman stumbled upon a the town's tests shows that the ble level. Young said the DEP and pleasant. High around 80 into the plant so much that the Atlanta Braves, will appear on NBC's "Late bank robbery suspect in Miami and disarm ^ him plant frequently exceeds its envir­ investigated the town’s laboratory cooler over the islands. Tonight; plant cannot treat it, or distorts the Night With David Letterman" to answer charges with quick thinking and a manila envelope. Police onmental permit limits for BOD procedures to see it they were clear. Low in the 50s. Saturday: HOrtId photo by Ptnto testing of samples so that the that he is nothing more than a fat tub of goo. On a said Spargesa Brawa, 40, did the good deed. and total suspended solids. faulty and found no fault. sunny and warmer. High 80 to 85 sewage appears polluted when in recent show, Letterman called Forster the "H e confronted the man and pointed a manila It said that if the state DEP does Young said the offending sewage except 65 to 75 along the south Eza m fact it may not be. "fattest man in all of professional sports." envelope in his face at which time he told him to not take action within 30 days of the coming into the plant has been coast. ROTC graduates 18 The problem has been going on The lampooning went on and on. freeze,” police officer Reginald Roundtree said. receipt of the notice, the E P A found at both of the sewer trunk ! I Maine: Becoming sunny for at least two years, but so far "The guy is a balloon," Letterman said, adding The suspect, Horace Elvln Hurt, dropl>ed his 0 might act on its own. lines coming into the plant, a southwest portion and partly a efforts to isolate the trouble­ he had seen watched the Braves play ball on cable knife and the 81.879 bag of loot. Brown saw the Stephen T. Cassano, a town director Training Center. Eighteen students 'The town responded on May 28 finding that complicates the prob­ television and wondered why the commentators robbery go down in the Barnett bank branch and sunny elsewhere today. Higlu and professor at Manchester Commun­ received their diplomas at the ceifem- making substance have failed. that both the town and the DE P are lem of tracing it to a source. mostly in the 80s. Clear tonight. Treated sewage from the plant had not pointed out the fact that he is a large man. chased the man into the street, where he made the ity College, delivers the graduation ony. The center helps teach develop- "I just want them to say, 'Terry Forster's collar. Lows in the mid 40s to mid 50s. tni eventually flows into the Hocka- warming up, he's a lefthander, an ERA of 3.5... The bank said they were happy to get the money Mostly sunny Saturday. Highs in address Wednesday night to 1985 mentally disabled students occupa­ num River. what a fat tub of goo." back but doesn’t want to encourage such heroics. the 70s to lower 80s. graduates of the Regional Occupational tional skills. Order unrelated to project Forster was not too concerned about the belly "Our bank policy is that we don’t go chasing New Hampshire: Becoming THE PROBLEM OCCURS only barbs. people.” sunny today. Highs mostly in the periodically, Young said, as An order the town is about to the ballot this November. "M y wife says worse things than that. I just 70s. C lear tonight. Lows 45 to 55. though someone is emptying tanks receive from the federal Environ­ But Robert Young, superintend­ wish he got my ERA right." Forster, who weighs Mostly sunny ^turday. Highs in Change or dumping something into the mental Protection Agency con­ ent of the water and sewer division, Manchester In Brief sewers on a fixed schedule. said Thursday the mere fact that in at about 250 pounds, is scheduled to joust with the 70s north and at the coast to cerning the quality of treated Tests of samples by the town at sewage discharged from the town the E P A has issued the order may Letterman on July 29. the lower and mid 80s elsewhere. Little big man again those times show a high biodiemi- sewage-treatment plant has no be an indication of a get-tough Vermont: Sunny and pleasant Summer rfset CCM elects Cassano a VP angen Cub Scout Billy Joe HMmas is one of the good cal oxygen demand in both incom­ direct bearing on orders to modify attitude on the part of the federal today. Highs in the middle 70s. Today: sunny and pleasant. High near 80. West wind around 10 mph. guys. He won a trip to Disneyland last month by Town Director Stephen T. Cassano has been elected second ing and outgoing sewage. the plant to meet higher treatment government. Young had not seen Clear and cool tonight. Lows 45 to Tonight; clear. Low In the mid SOs. Light southwest wind. Saturday: selling the most tickets to a scouting event, and vice president of the Connecticut Conference of Municipalities. The high BOD means the mate­ standards. the EPA order and state and 55. Sunny and warm Saturday. sunny and warmer. Highs In the mid 80s. Today's waather picture was ballplayers rial draws a lot of oxygen from the The order refers to the standards federal officials refused to disclose then gave it away to a civic group raising money Cassano, a Democrat, previously served as secretary of the Highs in the low and mi 80s. drawn by Steven Lyons, of Goodwin Street, a fou rth grader at Bowers Slip of the lip for children dying of cancer. organization. CCM is a bipartisan lobbying, research andservice waters of the river into which the in the environmental permit under what it contained. Nighttime soap sexpot Joan Collins suffered a Selflessness, 8-year-old Billy Joe said, is the School. organization that works to promote the interests of cities and treated sewage is dumped, which which the town operates the Young said the town and the Some softbaii-team sponsors is bad for fish living in the river. present plant and not to new state D E P are already doing what bit lip in the heat of a passionate love scene with "Cub Scout motto.” An anonymous citizen wound towns throughout the state. Extend«d outlook and players are upset over a One indication that the apparent the order proably tells them to do; CO- star Michael Nader in a recent Dynasty up giving enough money for Thomas and his Cassano was elected secretary June 1 1 at the conference’s standards that will be applied decision by the Recreation Depart­ pollutant may simply be some when the town modifies the plant. find the source of pollution enter­ episode. Collins feels that future screen lovers parents to make the trip after all. E arlier this Extended outlook for New annual meeting of town officials in North Haven. week, the little scout with a big heart hit ment to exclude a 12-team softball unidentified matter that gives a Bonding for the project may be on ing the plant from sewer lines. should keep their teeth to themselves. "It's not England Sunday through league from the townwide playoffs Disneyland, and was named an honorary citazen that Joan’s being difficult,” a spokesperson told Tuesday; in August. TV Guide. "She likes Michael very much, but of the community that Mickey Mouse and Donald Connecticut, MassachusetU Registrars target shoppers Duck call home. Assistant Recreation Director because of that lip biting they have set some and Rhode Island: Sunny and Carl Silver said Thursday that he rules, with 'careful' being the watchword." The mayor of Seattle, where the scout lives, warm with scattered showers The registrars of voters will set up shop outside three stores Earnings on rise at Heritage decided to recommend a separate declared Monday "Billy Joe Thomas Day.” Saturday to register new voters and take changes of party Collins, the spokesman says, doesn't want to and thunderstorms developing playoff and championship game waste studio time because of a slip of the lip. Sunday. F a ir Monday and 'Tues­ afflliatton or address. for the Independent League be­ Heritage Savings and Loan attributed the improved earnings We’re still absorbing them," Hale "Future Alexis suitors will be a d v i ^ to take it day. High Sunday in the 80s The voter-registration sessions will be held outside of cause the league had become "far Association of Manchester today to gains on the sMe of securities said. easy." except 70s along the south coast. Crispino’s Supreme Foods at 485 Hartford Road from 10 a.m. to I superior to the other eight announc:ed net earniffgk of $112,497 and other assets, as well as Income The August 1984 m erger with High Monday 75 to 85 and p.m., at Andy's of Manchester at 260 N. Main St. from 10 a.m. to 1 leagues" in the department’s for the six-month perim (hat ended from options on U.S. Treasury Fidelity gave the association Berie Improving Tuesday in the 70s. Low 55 to 65 p.m., and at the Marshall’s Mall in the Manchester Parkade from softball program. March 31 — an increase of more bonds. assets of nearly $250 million at the Sunday and Monday and in the 11:30 a.m. to 2:30 p.m. Silver’s recommendation was than $600,000 over the association’s Hale said lower interest rates time and expanded its territory. comedian MUton Berie, who was cracking Any resident of Connecticut eligible to vote may register at the endorsed Wednesday night by the net earnings (or the same period also contributed to the brighter Fidelity’s five branches in the Appearing Keach jokes with nurses just two days after heart 50s Tuesday. Vermont: Showers' and thun­ sessions. Advisory Park and Recreation last year. financial picture. southern part of the state are Stacy Keach, fresh from a British jail where he surgery, may be allowed to go home by the end of derstorms likely Sunday. Lows Commission. Net earnings for the second The association's recent merger strong savings offices that helped served out a term for cocaine possession, will the week, a hospital spokesman said Wednesday. with Fidelity Federal Savings and near 60. Highs near 80. Cooler Glenn Beaulieu, a sponsor of an quarter ending in March were contribute to a gain in savings. make his next appearance before the U.S. House "H e continues to do extremely well,” said Broken pipe delays opening Loan Association of New Haven Hale said. with widely scattered showers Independent Leaigue team, said $182,020, or 37 cents per share, Select Committee on Narcotics Abuse. When O dars- Sinai Medical Center spokesman Ron players and coaches understood c o m p a rt with a net loss of $739 or did not figure strongly in its Hale also said deposits are being Monday and fair Tuesday. Highs Because of a broken pipe that must be repaired, Waddell Keach, star of "Mickey Spillane's Mike WIra. the reasons behind Silver's recom­ 7 cents per share for the second second-quarter performance, he put into longer term accounts and Monday and Tuesday in the 70s Swimming Pool will not open Saturday as scheduled, the town Hammer,” left jail he promised he would go on The Los Angeles hospital expects to release the mendation, but were upset that he quarter of 1984. said. the association is continuing to Recreation Department announced today. tour to preach the evils of drugs. At the request of 76-year-old comedian by Thursday or Friday. and lows in the 50s. made the announcement midway William H. Hale, president and "There was not a dramatic emphasize adjustable rate and Rep. Charles Rangel, D-N.Y., Keach agreed to go Berie underwent a four-hour quadruple bypass New Hampshire and Maine: The pool will open on Tuesday instead. through the regular season. chief executive officer of Heritage. impact either positive or negative. shorter tdrm loans. Registration for the first session of swim lessons at Waddell is public with the story of his addiction, which may heart operation on June 10, four days after he Chance of showers Sunday and " I think the teams shouid have ultimately cost him his starring role. entered the hospital for tests. Monday. Clearing Tuesday. scheduled for Monday from 9 a.m. to noon, and from 1 to 3 p.m. been notified way ahead of this,” Highs m ostly in the 70s and lows Salalllta ¥law Saulters, Swanson, and Verplanck pools will open for the he said. 1- H in the 50s. season Saturday at 1 p.m. Globe Hollow pool will open Saturday But Silver said he had no choice Commerce Department satellite photo taken at 4:00 a.m. EDT shows at 10 a.m. after it became more apparent as F ir e Calls AcroM the nation frontal clouds with showers and thunderstorms over Florida and the the season progressed that the Gulf Coast. Thunderstorm clouds associated with a disturbance are Independent League was much ' Tuesday, 6:07 p jn . — motor and HiUstown Road (Town). Thursday, 2:10 p.m. — medical Strong thunderstorms will be over the western Gulf of Mexico. Thunderstorm clouds are visible stronger than the others. vehicle accident, Spencer Street Thursday, 4:05 ara. — medical call, 811 Main St. (Tow n ). scattered from the central plains over the northern Rockies and the Plains states. Thunderstorm "I woulif honestly liked to have (Town, Paramedics). call, 326 E. Middle Turnpike Thursday, 5:30 p.m. — smoke across the middle and upper clouds can also be seen over Illinois. been aMe to notify them eariier,” 'hiesday, 8:48 p.m. — medical (Town). detector alarm (no fire), SOB Mississippi Valley to the western flies high, he said. call, 17 Hackmatack St. (Town, Thursday, 8; 27 a.m. — malfunc­ Pascal Lane (Town). Great Lakes. Showers and a few Motorcycle Silver said Us decision was Paramedics). tioning box alarm, lUing Junior Thursday, 5:52 p.m. — grass ttunderstorms will be scattered made In fafrneis to the 56 other Tuesday, 8:49 p.ni. — amonia High School.. 229 East Middle fires, rear of 282 Oakland St. along the Gulf coast region. Skies are minor men's teams. leak, Warren Street (Town, Turnpike (Town). (Eighth District). will be clear to partly cloudy but injuries " I t has now reached the point Paramedics). Thursday, 9:50 a.m. — gas Thuraday, 6:50 p.m. — medical elsewhere. that they should compete with Tuesday, 9:19 p.m. — motor washdown, 285 Main St. (Town). call, 125 Downey Drive (Town). Most of the nation will have ; An Oakland Street man escaped morning. The passenger, 33-year- teams of their own caliber,” he vehicle accident, 399 W. Middle high temperatures in the 80s and serious injury Wednesday when oid Gail O’Neil, was treated and said of the Independent League. Turnpike (Town, Paramedics). 90s. Highs will be in the 70s along his motorcycle struck a curb on released from the hospital, tte "I'm doing tUs for the best interest Turaday, 10:15 p.m. — light the Pacific coast from the SAN FNANCISCO Green Manor Boulevard and flew spokeswoman said. of the softball league.” ballast, 80 Main St. (Eighth HERE^ JUST A SAMPLE OF OUR LOW northern Rockies across north­ fO feet into the air before landing, Police said O’Neil was riding in a However, Beaulieu said some of District). the other ptayers liked to play Wednesday, 3:07 a.m.. — re­ ern Minnesota and upper Michi­ LOS Al illce and a Manchester Memorial Ford Bronco driven by Gail T. against Independent League ported car fire (overheated en­ **0FF PRICES” gan from the upper Ohio Valley ospital spokeswoman said this Kaufman, 37, at about 19:16 p.m. K teams becauae “ it gives them ttat gine), 966 Tolland Tur^ike through New England and over LOW9ST fnorning. Thursday when it was struck in its competitiveness.” (Eighth District). \ the mountains of Colorado and TtMMNATimeS > Police said they found 18-year- right side by a 1978 Audi driven He said the separate Independ­ Wednesday, 12:43 p.m. — medK northern Arizona. Temperatures 61d Timothy Shaw, of 343 Oakland by Peter M. Dombrowski, 16, of 50 East Hartford. ent League playoffs proposed by cal call, 33 Mather St. (Eighth will clim b to between 100 and 110 gt., unconscious at the scene of the PICK -lE O E N D - accident, which occured at 9:21 Silver have not appeased some o t District, Paramedica). across the desert southwest. p.m. Wednesday. The hospital A police report said Dombrowski the league’s playim because the W edn^ay, 5:894Lm. — stove Y O l ^ ^ spokeswoman said this morning had been coming out of a driveway program-wide playoffs are fire, 16 Newman St- (Town). t^^/^swowsas^ FiSv that Shaw had been released from at 214 Spencer St. and entered the prestigious. Wednesday. 6:46 p.m. — trash COLORS Air quality UnW EATHn POTOCAST ® tte hospital following treatment roadway "without yielding right of Silver said he was not pressured can Ore, St. B ridgri Church, 00 for a fractured shoulder and way” to Kaufman’s truck. by any players or tponWs from Main St. (Eighth D istrict). This saason's fashion rage^ The state Department of En­ National toracaat bruises. Kaufman veered to the left in an the e i ^ other leagues to exclude Wedneoday. 9:9SJ( JU . s e r v ic e Bright awning atripe vironmental Protection provides Two drivers who witnessed the effort to avoid DombrowsU’S car, the ladepdndent League from the call, St. B t M ^ ChnnSi. 90 M ^ daily air pollution reports and but the evasive action U M th er playoffs. . SL (Eighth District^. During early Saturday morning showers are forecast for parts of the accident iater said Shaw passed seasonal pollen count informa­ them on Green Manor Boulevard with the force of the impact forced He compared the situation to one WednnHlay, 10: ISlkm , — meUnited States re­ Publltiwd dcrily txcvpt Sundov Susoostod c o rrls r rotos oro |l.39 jikd been filed this morning. and cortoln holl syt by ttw Mon- wtokly, 95.12 tor ono month, sTsJS The moon is approaching iU first ported that an explosion at the ciMtttr Publishing Co.. l4 grolnord to r th rso ntonths, 930.70 fo r s ix ■Mlwr IMlVnM iIMM Chaaay.HaR quarter. On this date in history: Soviet navy supply depot of Seve­ Connecticut daily Ploco, Monchostor. Conn. ____ monthsondtOl.SOforonovoor. N ; A Ford Bronco driven by a Second doss postogojMld at Man- rotos oro ovonablo on roouost. 106 Hartford Road Hartford Road The morning stars are Venus In 1945, Japanese defenders of romorsk, 900 miles north of Mos­ Thursday: 400 chostor. Conn. POSTMASTEK: Glastonbury woman turned on Its and Jupiter. Okinawa Island surrendered to cow, in inid-May apparently killed Send oddross chonoos to tho Mon- side and skidded for about 36 feet Manchastar. Conn. 10am-4pm The evening stars are Mercury, American troops. more than 200 people and des­ chostor Horold, P.O. Sox 9M, To ploco o closslflod or dlsplov klong Spencer Street Thursday Play Four: 8830 Monchostor, Conn. OiOa). am- pm Admigsion * FAMOUS LABEL WOMEN'S FASHION FOR LEQ8I Mars and Saturn. In 1960, Soviet Premier Nikita troyed a vast number of surface-to- ^srtlsom ont, or to rsport o noM pvenliig after it was stuck in the 10 4 2.25 Strawbarry Shortcaka - f2.00 other numbers drawn Thurs­ Itoin, story or picturo Moo, call “ iywa9i]i9ar|Mitof9r*3L8t ' Those born on this date are under Khrushchev said: "W ar with capl- air missiles. GUARANTEED OELIVENY: It ^2711. ofrico hours oro 0:30 o ^ . side bv a car pulling out of a MANCHESTER PARKADE. MANCHESTER the sign of Cancer. 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After Koppel opened with teacher.” Hay further emphasized that all professional lo ca to rs with regular access to the pleaded guilty to 2,000 criminal understand why today's learning can’t be their a leading atatement, “ Most teachers dtm’t know HARTFORD (UPI) - E.F. severe. The injunctive provisions individual was indicted by the m e^a aren't practicing teachers. “ I haven't lost Oak Hill worktrt thraatan atrlka counts of mail and wire fraud in an Justice Department or punished Dr. Lee Hay of Manchester High School didn’t way." Interestingly enough, he found a greater how to write.” Hay shot back. “ I thlnkLynu'veheen Hutton A Co. executives pleaded in the companion civil suit insure, tou<^,“ he contended, aizo volunteering a elaborate scheme to obtain have time for his mid-iife crisis. By the time he receptivity to change in parts of the deep South misinformed." The teacher of the year oonUnued, HARTFORD Union workers at the Oak Hill School for the with officials to keep the nation’s together with our own actions, that subsequently by the firm. interest-free funds from banks Pierce said an independent turned 40, he was too busy gearing up to become and in the Northwest. “ Most teachers were never taught hour In teach perMnai observation on the pressing matter of Blind are threatening to strike at the end of the month unless fifth largest brokerage firm oper­ this conduct cannot and will not between 1000 and 1982. inquiry being conducted by fomrier America's Teacher of the Year for 1004. This soft- writing! ” ^ l e a ^ r salaries. "Dedication and starvation are progress is made on a new contract. ating in Connecticut, vowing a reoccur. “ We have learned from The department charged Hutton U.S. Attorney General Griffin Bell spoken, articuiate English instructor from east of ONE OF HAY’S GREATEST THRILLS as vnotlyaonymous," Members of District 1199 of the New England Health Care mall and wire fraud scheme the experience and hope to demon­ strate in the coming weeks we are systematically overdrew “ will Identify those who bear the river saw in 12 months what few educators roving ambassador for a new direction in both DID HAY EVER TllU C r‘My schedule dfdn't ' ^, And what does the future hold for the man so Employees announced a July 1 strike deadline Thursday at an “ cannot and will not reoccur.” stronger for it.” hundreds of its own checking personal responsibility.” experience in a lifetime — a bird's-eye glimpse of allow me to be sick, ” he jcdted, adding aotne of the Imnnersad In the art of teaching who is back In afternoon rally outside the school administration building. State Banking Commissioner teaching and learning was attending a White Pierce and Thomas Rae, execu­ accounts and moved money be­ Bell has been “ charged with humorous touches of being on the r o ^ , '"There class again at Manchester High School? He has Union officials said they are seeking a 2-year contract with a II Brian J. Woolf set July 22 as the schooling in almost 50 states. House luncheon in his honor. tive vice president of the E.F. tween son>e of its 400 banks to taice conducting 0 thorough review of an hour raise for union workers in the first year and an 9 percent deadline for final briefs and said he Still more exciting for the Manchester man with “ Have you seen all those reports? What do you was a rumor that I ’d suffered a massive heart had some good offers to switch occupations. He Hutton Group, detailed the com­ advantage of delays in the collec­ the practices to which the com­ hike in the second year. will decide afterward whether to an unquenchable interest in "futuristics” was that think?” The question came from Ronald Reagan! attack. The state Department of Education even confesses that he can't promise anything, but that suspend or revoke the New York- pany’s efforts to track down the tion of funds. Hutton agreed to pay pany pleaded guilty, determining his high honor began as a presidential commission And as Dr. Hay sadly recounts the memorable called to check.” On an Alabama talk show with the classroom "Is where I ought to be." bas^ company’s right to operate individuals involved In the Illegal 92.75 million in criminal fines and how those prances evolved, iden­ and special studies like the Carnegie Report were episode, “ I was unable to persuade him how local tensions running high, he was asked “ Why Meanwhile, this tireless educator will splash some in the state. check-kiting and overdraft prosecution costs and to make tifying those who bear personal *Jaekpof gIvM n«xt-to-last prize restitution up to 98 million to any declaring a national “ crisis in the classroom." different students are today. They can choose not are you teachers getting so greedy?" FOr those rioter’s ink in an upcoming book, “ Apples and Scott Pierce, president of the activities. responsibility and making recom­ banks that were defrauded. mendations with respect to those And how did the most visible symbol of education to learn. It was alien to him.” who don't know him. Hay has a secret for iranges. Today’s Schools and Tomorrow’s." In It, HARTFORD — A fifth grade school teacher from Westport giant brokerage house, told Woolf Wolff, who has the power under 8 “ The scheme required active individuals,” Pierce said. Bell’s react to all the recommendations calling the But Lee Hay’s year of educational soul- managing stressful situations. It goes back to Lee Hay promises to spell out how he would won 9190,000 Thursday night on the second-to-tbe-last prize show at a hearing Thursday the firm the state’s securities laws to suspend or revoke the registration cooperation of substantial report is expected to be completed nation's schools “ back-to-basics?" Lee Hay searching on behalf of the teaching profession he what first brought him to Connecticut — studying reshape schools to suit the needs of our great Age for the state’s discontinued “ Rainbow Jackpot” lottery game. should be allowed to retain its state of a broker-dealer or investment numbers of people,” charged John Sept. 1. sounded a different kind of alarm. “ It’s time for “ fell in love with 19 years ago" had its pressurized drama at UConn. “ To me. parts of the year were a of Information. Edith Millward, 53, said she plans to use her winnings to buy a registration because it “ has reacted respoiuibiy to the whole adviser, said, “ By committing a Haines, an assistant state attorney In Connecticut, "restitution education to charge forward,” he said repeatedly, . performance even though I didn’t have enough sailboat, help her grandnephew through college and to make side too. Almost constantly in the air, he got home sorry affair.” felony, E.F. Hutton k Co. has general. packets” have been sent to the talent to be an actor! ’ ’ Joseph Duffy, who lives in Wethersfield, Is an donations to her favorite organizations. often to the dismay of some audiences. only for the holidays. There were about 175 major “ ’Tliey were stupid activities that Jeopardized its registration.” “ The corporation stood to gain Connecticut Bank and Trust Com­ He remembers working especially hard with presentations. Besides the president. Hay met Was there a significance to Hay’sselection or educational counselor and history Instructor at The final big prize winners in the weekly Rainbow Jackpot the most,” Haines said, noting pany, (Connecticut National Bank game will be chosen next Thursday, when the top prize will be a were brand to be discovered,” he New Englanders, arguing that young people must Vice President George Bush, governors, mayors was it simply a gesture to a particularly troubled East Catholic High School In Manchester. His last said. “ The penalty imposed by the Hutton “ cannot claim all of the bad and Colonial Bank in case they are 1440,000 jackpot plus a 9100,000 grand prize, or a total of more On May 2, the Justice Depart­ be equipped with the “ new basics” of what and many other officials. An unforgettable area of American life? The English teacher ceatributien to Ibe Herald was “ The Day FDR (federal) government was most ment announced Hutton had actors have been purged” since no among the defrauded Ins^tuUons. than a half-million dollars. The Rainbow Jackpot game has been futurist Hay likes to term "the age of experience was appearing on ABC-TV’s answers with the precision of his craft. “ It was a Died.'* a recoHectlen of Franklin D. Roosevelt, discontinued by the Division of Special Revenue, which operates information" in which we will live for an indefinite "Nightiine” with only 15 minutes to read the hefty public relations position, but also a title with real published April I t on the 40th anniversary of the state’s lotteries. period of time. As he explains opposition to his Carnegie Report before being interviewed by opportunity to make a statement for teachers by a FD R ’s death. Bank deal completed Study tayt •nrollm«ntt dropping MANCHESTER HARTFORD (UPI) - Bank of ing laws enacted by the two states Richard M. Diamond, Publisher ; HARTFORD — A new report says college enrollment in Boston (Corp. has strengthened its in 1983. Riverbend Industrial Park — 10,200 sq. ft. Douglas A. Bevins, Managing Editor ; Connecticut will decline sharply by the end of the decade though position as New England’s largest The merger, announced jointly not all schools will be hit as hard by a declining number of young banking company with the comple­ in Boston and at (Colonial Bancorp subdividable In 1700 sq. ft. increments. James P. Sacks, City Editor ! people. tion of its long-awaited acquisition in Waterbury, retains Bank of OPINION The report presented to the Board of Governors for Higher o f Colonial Bancorp of Boston as the largest banking Sale or lease. Interest rates are low, the Education this week said enrollment statewide at public and (Connecticut. company in New England, price is right, the time is now to make your private schools is expected todecline by an average 17 percent by The 979 million acquisition was Executives of the two banks as the year 2000. completed Thursday, just more expected were pleased to complete move. Call Editorials However, the report emphasized the estimates are based on than a week after the U.S. Supreme the deal, which was announce on we FoUNp Trie FfiRfecT caNPiPale-. Court cleared the way for regional Nov. 25. 1963, but was put on hold Ifs time to reduce current patterns and the actual decline in full-time equivalent interstate banking and creates a enrollment could be less because more high school graduates are by legal challenges to the two a PYNaMic auTo executive, bank holding company with assets states’ interstate banking laws. going to college and other factors. WARREN E. HOWLAND, INC. of 924 billion. Bank of Boston Corp. is an Let’s celebrate The enrollment report is one of a series of background papers CHaRiSMatic, GReaTTV Psaserice, security ciearances It was the second interstate international multi-bank holding 555 Main Sirael, Annex that will be used by the Board of Governors for Higher Education merger completed between banks company. Its chief banking subsi­ a R eal h s r o i 6 l o T § oF Bsopte in preparing a strategic plan for higher education in the state, in Connecticut and Massachusetts diaries are First National Bank of Cheney spirit WASHING­ Glasgow said. since the Supreme (Court's June 10 Boston and (Casco Northern Bank 643-1108 WHO rialfe SiS 6oweRHMeMT.'H me. TON - The ruling upholding interstate bank­ in Maine. Pentagon has Dr. Frederick Spaulding had a good idea the announced in other day when he suggested in a letter to the the wake of the Jack Open Forum that Manchester declare an Walker family D’Amore annual “ Cheney Day” to celebrate the unique spy case that it Anderson spirit and vitality of the town, inherited from will try to re­ the Cheney family. duce by 10 per­ tells GOP cent the 4.3 mil­ Manchester newcomers may not be aware lion security of the contributions of the Cheney fam ily to r clearances now to get mad our community. Dr. Spaulding, quoting a held by employees of the military- tions already suggest downgrad­ brochure published by the League of Women industrial complex. Better late ing the security clearance of HARTFORD (UPI) - GOP e t v i Voters, pointed out that " fo r almost a century than never. employees who haven't used their^ State Chairman Thomas J. D’A­ i i v Cheney influence extended to all areas of m i ’M J ohn oelPReaN A good place to start would be the top-secret clearances for 16, more Jr., who steered his party to a welfare, health, religion, recreation, police million-plus people who are em­ months. But fewer than 6,000 were' lock on both legislative chambers 3NP I ’M Ru n n in g fo r .. last fall, says Republicans can’t be ,e n and fire protection. The town received its ployed by defense contractors and downgraded in all of 1983. i n ' have bmn granted access to "The number of top-secret clear.-, afraid to play politics if they hope services such as light, power, water and ■ v r classified documents — particu­ ances continues to grow even, to get the governorship as well. Ve» -D’Amore said at a Thursday s l'if education through Cheney Brothers.” larly the 115,000 civilians who have though the need for top-secret news briefing that Republicans Thirty years after the Cheneys "left” been given “ top secret” security access is no longer justified” in should “ stop playing kissy-face” Manchester by selling the family silk clearances. many cases, the review panel % with Democrats if they hope to oust Ot*' business, the influence remains. Mills which fS T E fN A Dec. ibi 1964, internal report stat^. It concluded that “ literally the Democrats from the gover­ aocKw once were the work places for thousands of MThl./" by the special Pentagon Industrial thousands Of unwarranted person-' nor’s mansion in 1986. people are becoming the homes for thousands SMurity Review Commission, ob­ nel security clearances” now” D’Amore, whose party has held tained by our associate Tony the minority in voter registrations V of people. Cheney Hall, built as a theater and exist, and warned that the problem, MEN’S POLY - i . Capaccio, suggests that a signifi­ "continues to compound daily.” in Connecticut for years, said the community center, is becoming a “new” ENTIRE STOCK cant number of defense-contractor The review panel also questi­ distinction between the two parties WOOL TROPICAL should be clearer if Republicans theater and community center. employees who are cleared to see oned whether the growth of busi- - OF MEN’S hope to make political gains. SUMMER SUITS The Cheney Historic District Festival, highly classified documents have ness firms given security clear-’ He said the GOP has just SHORT SLEEVED no need to. 99.99 scheduled tomorrow, could be the centerpiece ance “ is fully justified.” It noted completed a 130,000 poll of state DRESS SHIRTS of an annual "Cheney Day” celebration. But Open Forum Regarding the employees that possibly 1,000 or 2,000 of thO ‘ residents, including demographic Reg. $160-1175 why not consider "Cheney Days” instead of cleared for top secret, the report 13,000 businesses now holding,; data and a list of issues state Save |60-$7S on a fine 9.99-17.99 "Cheney Day,” and incorporate other annual adds: “ Perhaps 90,000-95,000 of the security clearances "perforiq_ residents care about the most. selection of expertly Reg. $13-122 115,000 clearances do not have toilet cleaning, painting and sim'- However, be said the results of the tailored tropical suits. • Arrow • Manhattan • activities? years old were removed from the program Law-abiding peopie continuous access to top-secret ilar maintenance.” poll would not be released since Regular, short, and long Astor One • Oxford The chamber of commerce and the new the company would lose thousands of information. In fact, probably no they are in some instances “ em­ sizes. tourism district could play a large role in taice it from state inspections and, therefore, the guarantee of more than 35,000 to 40,000 of the barrassing” to potential state ExBcuflFB memo candidates. ~ ' coordinating such an event. And Manches­ the number of inspections based on contractor personnel cleared at The FBI conducted 140,111 se­ D’Amore said he had again tried MEN’S SUMMER ter’s downtown merchants, beginning a new To the Editor: registered vehicles in the state. the top-secret level have ever had ENTIRE STOCK Let us find out if the taxpayers were duped curity investigations in connection; to persuade his favorite guberna­ effort to bring the action back to Main Street, access to top-secret information.” torial candidate. Sen. Lowell P. SPORT COATS I'm one of the law-abiding people in the into thinking federal hi^w ay money was with the Los Angeles Summer' OF MEN’S SWIM could get involved with some of the special Weicker Jr., R-Conn., to consider 69.99 state who continues to take it year after year really going to be withheld if vehicles did not YE T THE DEFENSE CON­ Olympics last year and an addi­ running for governor, without TRUNKS promotions they’re planning. Reg. $100-$12S from the state government. However, in pass emissions tests in Connecticut — and TRACTORS keep asking that more tional 70,585 for the two national result. Save $30-$5S on a super view of recent newspaper articles I feel I not only those less than 5 years old or less and more employees be cleared to political conventions. D’Amore said the likely Republi­ 8.99-15.99 Reg. |12-$20 must now speak up. than 50,000 miles as Rep. Migliaro says. handle sensitive material. The can candidate would probably J>e collection of blazers and • Jantzen • Atleigh • Surfs Up 1. On June 2, the newspaper reported that 4. Concerning the two-plates-per-vehicle Pentagon report noted a 44 percent announced in the fall, after party fancy coats. Regular, A broken record leaders develop their strategy the U.S. Postal Service will be complying issue that was passed by the Legislature: It increase in “ top secret,” “ secret” Undbr th9 donw • Jockey short, and long sizes. with emissions testing — 2700 vehicles at looks like we will be paying $4 extra to based on the poll. and “ confidential” clearances Some fast-food chains are gnim-' Speaking of downtown, it’s good to see that $9.25 per vehicle plus becoming a licensed register vehicles. Again, the law-abiding However, some results of that from 1970 to 1963, and a disturbing bling about Sen. Mack Mattingly, poll have leaked out and D’Amore Main Street businessmen are enthusiastic fleet inspection station. We all know that the people take it on the chin. Seeing that the ENTIRE STOCK tendency for overworked investi­ R-Ga., who slipped a provision into' Confirmed the poll shows former about launching a drive to revitalize the cost of mail was just Increased. I wonder if taxpayer must pay for this, I make one gators to “ clear anyone” the the defense authorization bill ded Rep. Toby Moffett, D-Conn., ahead OF SUMMER KNIT next year it will again be raised and we will request: Let us get the correct plates on the central business district. contractors want cleared. Though laying construction of fast-food, of Gov. William A. O’Neill among be taking taxpayers’ money from one pocket correct vehicles. My small Chevy Luv & SPORT SHIRTS As the town’s planning director said earlier it attributes some of the huge restaurants on military bases until: Demcratlc contenders for the top and putting into the other, federal to state. pickup with the correct combination plate this week, the downtown merchants and increase in security clearances to Jan. 1, 1986. Existing fast-food' state job. 8.99-16.99 Or does the $9.25 fee go to the private cost me close to 140 to register each year. I D’Amore said Moffett would be a the Reagan administration’s outleU on the outskirts of a Reg. $11-$21 professionals themselves must become more contracting firm to bolster its profit? see many pickup trucks without campers on “ formidable” opponent and im­ “ rearmament program,” the re­ Georgia military base — many of • Puritan • Manhattan • Involved in the effort. The planner, Mark 2. The same article contained a statement them registered as a camper for 920 per plied O’Neill would be an easier view panel found no noticeable them independent businesses —’ Pellegrini, said Main Street’s image could be by Rep. Eugene Migliaro Jr., R-Wolcott. year. I also see many vans registered as target. Arrow • Astor One decline in the last two years of the complained to Mattingly when thO' improved by using four basic concepts: who said he refused to have his 1980 Toyota campers or passenger vehicles when In fact D’Amore said the Democrats, Carter administration. Pentagon announced a chain fran^ now in the fifth year under O’Neill, organization, promotion, economic restruc­ Inspected, arguing that federal law exempts they are used for business. They have ENTIRE STOCK Why. have defense contractors chise would be allowed to build oa were giving Connecticut a S50th turing and design. cars that are more than 5 years old or that advertisements painted on them, and have swamped the government with birthday preeent of “ the most OF MEN’S WALK have 50,000 miles on them. He would like to no seats or other items that would justify a the base Itself. Mattingly wants thp. It seems the downtown people are well on clearance requests? “ Contractors decision put off at least until there- acandal-ritkien and corrupt” ad­ challenge the law in court. However, he Is camper or passenger registration. ministration in recent history. SHORTS their way to organization, though there’s a lot are faced with powerful Incentives has been time to study the- .quoted as saying "come and get me” and When I owned a van in 1967, the Motor He said the Legislature’s Sj^ ia l of "grunt work” remaining to be done. to process their employees for situation. 11.99-17.99 “ I'm still waiting." It would seem to me that Vehicle Department Informed me that if the clearance and to clear them at the Investigative Committee, which is I ! At the risk of sounding like a broken record, beginning to examine the state’s Reg. $16-22.50 Migliaro has both the time and funds to vehicle seats could be removed and were not highest conceivable level,” the we repeat our plea for downtown merchants challenge the law and knows something we an integral part of the vehicle, such as a DIphmaSe d ig ft criminal Justice system, should not • LeTigre • Farah • D&L report explains. “ This Is the ‘real be afraid of being partisan. taxpayers do not. station wagon or carryall, then it required a The SovleU are past masters ar Label • Astor One to keep uniform store hours. As we’ve said world’ aspect of the contracting “ I get disgusted with politicians 3. On June 8, the newspaper had an article combination registration. many times, the odd assortment of business business.” rewriUng history. One appalling who suddenly become statesnten concerning “ Clean UpInCrackdown” atthe hours is an inconvenience to shoppers, and it I would be willing to take my van to a Contractors “ who have suc­ example: Professor Grigory Bom and politics is a dirty word,” be ENTIRE STOCK Intersection of Park and Broad streets in motor vehicle Inspection station to verify • ntay be driving customers to other shopping ceeded In holding clearance re­ darevsky, described by the SovleU said. OF MEN’S Hartford. It said that the street took on a the proper plate. My pickup truck has a as an “ eminent historian,” aii-'' centers and malls. quests to a minimum are often circus atmosphere as police officers con­ combination plate b^ause a cap does not victimized by the system for nounced In Moscow recently that SUMMER SLACKS ducted a three-hour crackdown on expired qualify it as a camper. Parents hav# having done so,” the report ob­ ZlonlsU had collaborated with thV emission stickers and other motor vehicle 18.99-26.99 How much revenue is the state of serves, because they are put at a Nazis from 1930 on to exterminatA violations. They issued 102 summonses for council rola Reg. $24-$36 Connecticut losing by these improperly “ distinct competitive dlzadvan- their follow Jews. He explainetf motor vehicle infractions, mostly for • Haggar* Farah • Luden registered motor vehicles? How many tage” against companies that, “ by that they did this to get rid of Jews ' HARTFORD (UPI) - The gov­ expired or non-existant stickers. How many Piccard • D & L Label police departments have ever Issued a abusing the system, have an ample who were not committed to the ernor has signed a law requiring at of those people have the funds or the time to Sizes 30-42 ____ citation for an improper registration? supply of cleared personnel to Zionist cause and to bring about' least two of the members of each of challenge the law? How many of those < tiM Department of Mental Retar^ perform on new, classified “ the sUrt of a Jewish awakening people were given the opportunity to go to Edward Oraveilae and renaissance.” datlon’s 12 regional councils to be YOUNG MEN’S contracts.” parents of the mentally retarded, it the inspection station and return, or send an Manchester SPORTSWEAR aide, as was the case with our legislators not was announced Thtf.'sday. AS A "MICROCOBM” of the too long ago? Mlnh^dMorlal He also signed legislaUon that existing situation, the pentagon will prevent lobbyists from work­ 20 % O F F Do I have to bring my 1977 Chevy van L«tt«r8 policy Former Environmental Protec­ • Generra • Uniim Bay • report cites a major California tion Agency boas Anne Burford ing for tile Legislature or individ­ camper with 80,000 miles on it to be The Manchester Herald welcomes origi­ Ocean Padfic • Rescue contractor where all but 70S of returned to Washington recently to ual lawmakers. V inspected, and does my son have to bring his nal letters to the editor. The mental retardation bill, 35,857 employees have some de­ address a seminar on, of all things, 1970 Chevy with well over 50,000 miles to be Letters should be brief and to the point. which took effect with Gov. Wil­ gree of security clearaifee, and ethics. She lambasted the “ East: ENTIRE STOCK inspected? Of course we do! They should be typed or neatly handwritten, liam A. O’NelU’s signature Wed- adds, “ Of these 708, It would not be em press corps,” saying the8| OF MEN’S ADIDAS I, like most residents, do not have the and, for ease In editing, should be pesday afterimon, also requires unreasonable to assume that per­ journalistic conspirators don’t funds or the time to go through a court double-spaced. Letters must be signed. that the attorney required on each & NIKE ACTIVE haps 400 to 500 of them are In the want an officiant administrator ^ regional advisory and planning challenge. One way to settle this would be The Herald reserves the right to edit CMMSbyNtA.lAc u process for security clearances.” WEAR for the police to Issue Rep. Migliaro a run the SPA. “ They want a trM council be familiar with mental letters in the interests of brevity, clarity and The report makes clear that the retardation. summons concerning his 1980 Toyota. taste. hugger,” she said. That’s ridicur contractors won’t reduce the The bill grows out of a long battle 2 0% O F F "Today, one of the fetlows at the club called me However, would that void the contract with lous. Most of us want little more Address letters to: Open Forum, Man­ number of security clearances on between parents of mentally re­ 'a financial services Institution,' Instead of ‘a the private contractor running the emission than good etoriea. Beaides, wo chester Herald. P.O. Box 891, Manchester, their own. It pointo out, for tarded peopie and the former banker. ’’’ program? I’m sure that if all vehicles over 5 CT 06040. prefer snail-darter cuddleralotMO commissioner of mental example, that F^ntagon regula­ D AL Men’i Shopi, all stores except New London. I huggers any day. retardation. MANCHESTER HERALD. Friday. June 21. 1985 - 9 ■ - MANCHESTER HERALD. Friday. June 21. 1M5_ Shenvood Bower, d.«jU86_J)« Weekend U.S./W orU Congregational Church of Man-jj IpOCUS / Sherwood Griswold Bowers of In 1954, Bowers was defeated for Chester and the Tuokaton United'* re-election to the Board of Direc­ Soviet eatelllte breaks up, |>lungee Athens, Ga.. a controversial Re­ Methodist Church of Athens, Oa. i publican politician who served as tors after a battle over the Bowers is survived by bis wife, ;j construction of the Keeney Street A Soviet ipy latellite plunged to earth in the Midwest early Manchester's mayor from 1952 to Mabel Wetherell Bowers; three;* School. Bowers was once a today, breaking up into more than 5,000 pieces that were seen by 1954, died Wednesday in High sons, Arthur E. Bowers of Vernon, i* Shoals, Ga. He was 88. member of the Republican Town Richard W. Bowers of Ellington,;} hundreds of people in Ohio, Indiana and Michigan. Committee, but resigned in 1952 to The surveillance satellite was launched by. the Soviets on Jan. Over a period of 35 years. and David G. Bowers of H ob i^ ; ;j Bowers held many elected and protest the committee's endorse­ two daulhters, Nancy 8. Laclt oi«» 11,1004, said Kay Cormier, a public affairs officer for the North ment of candidates in primaries. It’s the weekend that runneth over American Aerospace Defense Command in Colorado Springs, appointed offices. He served four Marlborough and Gall F. W illiford" two-year terms in the Connecticut He was bom June 6, 1899, the o f Athens: and eight;; Colo. eldest of the two sons of the late General Assembly, from 1947 to grandchildren. ;• “ It was a decaying, man-made space object that the NORAD Judge and Mrs. Herbert O. Bow­ 1953, serving as both mayor and *■ By Nancy Pappas both Cheney Hall and Waddell School. The space surveillance center had been tracking and watching very representative for a time. ers, after whom Bowers School carefully since it was indicated that it was going to decay," she was named. He attended Manches­ The Bridges Funeral Home is In;; Horald Reporttr musicians will play at Waddell School, only. He was a member of Manches­ charge of arrangements in Athens,;* said. ter’s first Board of Directors, in the ter schools and Dartmouth Col­ Cormier said the satellite broke into about 5,300 pieces as it fell lege, but did not receive his Oa. A memorial service will be., interim term from 1947 to 1948. held at the Tuckston church In;; : Anyone who can’t find something exciting ChanayHall to the earth overnight. bachelor’s degree from the Uni­ Before that, he was a town Athens on Sunday at 8 pjn. A;; to do in Manchester this weekend isn't really From I0a.m.to2:30p.m. onSaturday, Little selectman from 1931 to 1936, and versity of Connecticut until 1958, when he was 41. In 1961 he received memorial lervice in Mancheater’ t trying. Theater of Manchester members in period was chairman of the Board of will be held at a time to be;; Norwegian gunmen hijack plane Selectmen in 1935 and 1936. He was his master’s degree from UConn. It’s going to be a two-day extravaganza of costumes will conduct tours of Cheney Hall. announced. ’ ; again elected a selectman from Besides politics, his activities festivals and fun. From a leisurely historic The tours arefree. OSLO, Norway (U PI) — A Norwelglan gunman hijacked a 110 2 pTioto Included fruit and vegetable grow­ Memorial donations may be., Norwegian domestic flight with 119 passengers aboard today, 1940 to 1947. At other times he made to the American Heart ; tour to a fast-paced 100-meter dash, from a At3and8p.m„ LTM isshowingthe 1026 served on school committees and ing and land development. Association. ; dish of fiery hot chili to a generous portion of police said. Sherwood G. Bowers the police commission. He was a member of the Second silent film, ’ ’The General, ’ ’starring Buster The man pointed a gun at a flight attendant and demanded to strawberry shortcake, there’s something for Keaton and Marion Mack. The film is the story speak to Minister of Justice Mona Rokke. all. The flight was enroute from Trondheim to Oslo when it was of Johnnie Gray, an engineer on the Western commandeered. It continued to Fornebu airport outside the The first Cheney Historical District Atlanta Railroad, who’s tom between two Norwegian capital after being hijacked. Obituaries Festival is from 10 a.m. to 4 p.m. Saturday on mistresses. Heloveshissweetheart, Hartford Road and several blocks of Forest Annabelle Lee, but he also loves his steam Bessie R. Bsrkmsn home. He was the father of Delores William W. Mumford 8r. Jack MIdgIty BanntM and Pine streets. Organizer is Ray Juleson of engine, which is nicknamed “General. ’ ’ 2 Suicide rate Increases In U. S. Festa of Manchester and the Bessie (Rosenthal) Berkman, William W. Mumford Sr., 80, of Jack MIdgley Bennett, 88, of ;; Heritage Savings A Loan Association, a past Unfortunately, sweet Annabelle rejects husband of Angelina (Uliano) Bridgeport, husband of Evelyn - ATLANTA — Federal health officials say more than 257,000 94, of Wethersfield, died Thursday Parsippany, N.J., husband of president of the Kiwanis Club. Johnnie when she hears thathe’s been rejected Ferrero. (Thorp) Bennett, died Thursday in !; Americans committed suicide from 1070 to 1980 — about one at her home. She was the mother of He is also survived by three Elizabeth (Douglass) Mumford, “It Just made sense to combine the Kiwanis Bridgeport Hospital. fromservice in the Confederate Arm y. The every 20 minutes — and it was the third leading cause of death Mrs. Louis (Helen) Becker of other daughters, Marie Joanis, died Wednesday at home. He was the father of William W. Mumford strawberry festival and the Cheney young lady is convinced that her beau is a among teenagers and young adults. Manchester and the widow of Irene LaVoie and Jo-Ann Joanis. He was the father of Mrs. • Jr. of Manchester. Homestead's 200th anniversary and antiques The national Centers for Disease Control also reported Harry Berkman. all of Wethersfield; 15 grandchild- Barbara Philip of Manchester. coward. But whenaUnionspy steals the Thursday that more suicides occurred in March, April and May She is also survived by two sons. ren; and eight great- He also is survived by a He also Is survived by one); show,” he said. “ When we got the developers “ General” and kidnaps Annabelle, Johnnie Saul Berkman of New Britain and than other months and a resident of Nevada was three times grandchildren. daughter, Joan M. Sturtz of nephew and two nieces. ;; involved, as well, the whole thing grew like has the chance to show his mettle. more likely to kill himself than a New Jersey resident. Jack Berkman of Wethersfield: The funeral will be Saturday at Franklin, Pa.: two brothers, Ed­ topsy.” Patrick Miller, a professor at the Hartt There were 287,322 suicides nationwide — one every 20 minutes and four grandchildren. U: 15 a.m, at D’Esopo Wethers­ gar R. Mumford of Annapolis, Md., The funeral will be Saturday at;' The funeral was this morning at Across town,’ at Manchester High School, — in the 10-year period covered by the report. field Chapels, 277 Folly Brook and Harold S. Mumford of Walnut 11 a.m. at the Spear Funeral.! School of Music, University of Hartford, has "Suicide is a serious public health problem,” the CDC said. United Synagogues of Greater Blvd., Wethersfield, with a mass of Creek, Calif.; 11 grandchildren Home, 39 S. Benson Road, Fair-;; the Manchester Community College New reiea rched the music which accompanied Hartford Cemetery. Hartford, “ According to national vital statistics information, almost 27,000 Christian burial at noon at Corpus and 12 great-grandchildren. field, with the Rev. Richard Y.-; England Relays will be from 8:30 a.m. to 6 silent films. He has prepared anoriginai piano persons took their own lives in 1980, making suicide the 10th Memorial donations may be Christ! Church, Wethersfield. Bur­ Yerrington, pastor of Golden HIIL* made to Temple Beth Torah, 130 p.m. Saturday. On Sunday, at the MCC accompaniment for ‘”11)6 General, ’ ’ which he leading cause of death for that year. ial will be in Mount St. Benedict A memorial service will be held United Methodist Church of;; Main St., Wethersfield, or to a Cemetery, Bloomfield. Calling Saturday at 4 p.m. at the Denville Bridgeport, officiating. Burial will;; campus, the lO-K run will begin at 10 a.m. willpIaySaturday. charity of the donor’s choice. hours are today from 2 to 4 and 7 to Community Methodist Church, 33 be private and at the convenience'* Meanwhile, Manchester’s first Chili Cook-off The shows will cost|2 for adults and $1 for House OKs some 'Star Wars’ bucks Weinstein Mortuary. 640 Far­ 9 p.m. Diamond Spring Road, Denville, of the family. Calling hours are!; and Country Fair will take place at the mington Ave.. Hartford, was in N.J. children under 12. Proceeds go to the Cheney Memorial donations may be today from 3 to 5 and 7 to 9 p.m. ;; Bicentennial Band Shell, followed by a choral WASHINGTON — The House, working through six back-to- charge of arrangements. made to the American Heart Memorial donations may be Hall Foundation. back votes, has decided to give President Reagan plenty of Association. 310 Collins St., Hart­ made to the American Heart Fund Memorial donations may b e " and brass quintet concert. Berries money for his “ Star Wars" program but still a good bit less than .lOMph L Ftnrpro ford, or the Leukemia Society of or the Denville Community United made to the memorial fund of th e- MHI CofwaralonB he wanted. Joseph Louis Ferrero. 81. of America. 40 Woodland St., Methodist Church, 33 Diamond Golden Hill United Methodist!! Here are the details: Three of the Cheney Mills buildings a re being The House decided Thursday night Reagan could get $2.5 Spring Road, Denville, N.J. Church of Bridgeport. Wethersfield, died Thursday at Hartford. renovated into luxury apa rtments, offering billion out of the $3.7 billion he requested as part of that Whareto park a.m. Start and finish line is at the upper chamber’s defense authorization bill. Chanty Homastaad indoor swimming pools, exercise rooms, and There will be parking available at Manchester parkinglot, off Wetherell Street. Favorites to The Senate’s authorisation package provided a bit more, $2.95 It’s the200th anniversa ry of the Cheney the like. AU three buildings will be open to the Community College’s old campus on Hartford watch include Charles Breagy in the Men’s billion, so the actual figure will be worked out in a House-Senate U.S. vows aid in probe of shooting Homestead on Hartford Road. Tomarkthe public on Saturday from IOa.m.to4p.m.The Road, behind the Multi-Circuits building and Open division, and defending champ Alison conference committee. occasion, the annual antiques show and sale, Clocktower for the first time. behind ClarkPaint.Tbe parking lotacross the Quelch in the Women’s Open. By Raul Beltrhan Marines as Sgt. Thomas T. Hand­ anywhere from six to 10 men in spokesman said, “ but we assume normally housed at Waddell School, will be Agca wanted U.S. citizenship Unittd Press International work, 24, of Boardman, Ohio; Cpl. camouflage uniforms pulled up that the perpetrators were either Festivalorganizerssuggeststartingwith street from South United Methodist Church is Gregory H. Webber, 22, of Cincin­ beside a cafe ... and these terror­ members or associates of the heldonthehomesteadgrounds. From 10a.m. the Weaving Mill building on Forest Street, only available until 1p.m., as there will be two ROME — The Turkish terrorist who shot Pope John Paul II SAN SALVADOR. El Salvador - nati; S^. Bobby J. Dickson, 27, of ists opened fire with automatic FM LN,” the initials of the Fara- to4p.m. on Saturday, more Uian45 antiques where the work has not yet begun. weddings at the church on Saturday. Some says he hoped for support from the Reagan administration and The U.S. Embassy blames leftist Tuscaloosa, Ala., and Cpl. Patrick weapons across what amounted to bundo Marti National Llberatiqn. - dealers from five states will sell their wares. “That will show you how all of these spaces may be available in the Cheney Hall Chill Country Fair guerrillas for killing 13 people, R. Kwiatowski, 20, of Wausau, Wis. nearly a block of wall-to-wall Front, which groups five guerrilla' U.S. citizenship after he linked Bulgaria to the plot against the ; Atthesametime,volunteersfromthe buildings looked about a year ago, ’ ’ said Ray parking lot, although most of the space will be ’The greatest cooks East of the River are going pontiff. including four Marines and two The Marines, security guards for cafes,” said U.S. Embassy spokes­ armies battling the government. Manchester Historical Society will take Juleson, festivalchairman. Planson display . peppertopepperSunday atthe area’sfirst Mehmet Ali Agca, a right-wing extremist on trial with four other Americans, in a bloody the embassy, were in civilian man Donald Hamilton. In the past, the guerrillas, who taken up with the antique ca rs and strawberry other ’Turks and three Bulgarians for complicity in the May 13, ambush along a row of crowded clothes. "The car the terrorists drove operate primarily in the country­ visitors through the homestead. Members of will show wbattbe developer plans todo. festival. chili cook-off at the Manchester Bicentennial outdoor cafes. U.S. citizens George Viney, stopped right in front of the table 1981, attack, also hinted Thursday that he had been in contact side, have hit specific targets and the Manchester Garden Club will display Next, cross the street and gointo the Band Shell. In response to the attack. Presi­ based in Coral Gables, Fla., and where the Marines were sitting with “ someone from the White House.” have not shot indiscriminately into flower arrangements in many of the rooms. dent Reagan Thursday ordered Roberto Albidrez, of Lexington and they .opened up on them,” Clocktower Mill, where the model apartment ’The event is expected to draw 20 teams Agca, already serving a life sentence for shooting the pope, is crowds of civilians. They onUnai^, technical assistance and an accel­ Mass., both employees of the Wang another embassy spokesman said. ily claim responsibility for their Admission to the homestead grounds is will beopentothepublicfor the first time. competing for the honor of representing the key prosecution witness and has accused the Soviet Union — erated delivery of military hard­ electronics company, also died in “ No organization has claimed attacks, but often not for days after*! -12.25. This covers the antique show and the Manchester in a statewide chili festival in working through Bulgaria — of masterminding the plot. He is Construction is about half complete, Naw EnglaiMl Rolaya ware to El Salvador. Reagau also the attack, the Justice Ministry responsibility -at this time,” the the incidents. homestead tour. Proceeds will support the according to the developers. Farmington. being tried again on a charge of smuggling the gun he used to said he is prepared to use emer­ announced. Their bodies were The lOth annual ManchesterCommunity Cheney Homestead. Box lunches will be wound the pope in the hand and abdomen. gency powers to furnish El Salva­ shipped home Thursday. Then walk up to Pine Street, for a tour of the College New England Relays will go on all day Cooks will be “atthestarting gate" at8:30 A letter was sent to the U.S. Embassy in Rome Aug. 5. 1983, dor “ with additional' military Six other civilians — a Guatema­ available for $3. If it rains, theantique show Ribbon Mill, already 35percentoccupied. Two Saturday at Manchester High School’s Pete a .m., 90 minutes before the Manchester more than a year after Agca began charging that Bulgarian assets” to fight the guerrillas. lan, a Chilean and four Salvado­ willbeatWaddellSchool. representative apartments and the swimming Wigren Track. ’The popular Junior Relays get Relays’ 10-Kroadrace begins. agents organized his attempt to kill the pope on orders from POR4DAYSONLY! The bodies of the four Marines rans — also were killed in the pool will be open. This building is almost ’Two-ounce tastes of the chili will be sold for Moscow. Agca, who has startled the court by claiming to be Jesus killed in the Wednesday night attack, along with one Salvadoran under way at 8:30 a .m., and the last event is Christ, denied he was trying to involve the U.S. Embassy in the attack were to be returned to the soldier, the ministry said. Strawbarry Fastival complete. scheduIedfor5; 25p.m. SOcentsstarting at noon. For those who are not plot. " I have nothing to do with the American Embassy. The United States today, but the The U.S. Embassy said the A i^ w e r of Eknmdd, You can donate $2 to a good cause and get an In the lobby of the Ribbon Mill, John Opening ceremonies are scheduledatl: 30 chili buffs, there’s the country fair part of the embassy has nothing to do with this. I know nobodv at ttu> embassy refused to disclose gunmen, dressed as regular army enormous portion of strawberry shortcake as Sutherland, director of the Institute of Loca 1 p.m. and they will beprecededatl: 15p.m.by event as well. A flea market, live music, further details. soldiers, fired on the Marines first. embassy.” History at MancbesterCommunityCoIlege, country crafts, baked goods, and games for the The Pentagon identified the dead "A Datsun pickup truck with Ruby & Sapidiire Jewdiy a “thank you” at the annual Kiwanis Club the Women’s Open Mile Race Walk in which six Strawberry Festival to benefit the Lutz will present a 45-minute slide show at 1,2 and 3 of the top 10 race-walkers in the nation will children will be featured. and P r e o ^ Stones Children’sMuseum. p.m. Itiscalled “Cheney Bros. WasThe c(»npete. MaryannTorrellasof Clinton has Admission is free, but the food costs money. Vocational teachers reject From 10a.m. to 4p.m. Saturday, you can World," anditdescribes working-class vowed to set the American Race Walk Record Proceeds will help set up a Manchester 24tSmCE$TIEET atMidiads enjoy some of the 1,800 pounds of freshly- neighlrarfaood life from 1890through 1930. in the event. citizens cardio-pulmonary resuscitation contract recommendations MJUKKSTa,CTefi«40 picked strawberries, ladled generously over Some partsare narrated by theworkers Otberhighlights of the day. according toBill training program. one of the 1,800biscuits which were baked this themselves, whosetales weretape-recorded Dumas.oneoftbeevent coordinators, are the The schools are coming to the (2I3JS46-72I2 T HARTFORD (UPI) - Union STOP / week by Manchester Association for Retarded as part of an oral history project which Christie McCormick Mile, named for the man state technical school teachers end of the current school year now Citizens. The festival will be in the parking lot Sutherland undertook a few years back. ’Thursday night rejected a fact­ and union officials have said V BRAKE who founded the New England Relays, at 1:45 finder’s recommendations for a another strike is likely if the CENTERS, INC. by Cheney Hall. The event will benefit Cheney p.m.; thejavelin.featuringJohnWard.a Concartattha shall new contract, raising the chances teachers don’t have a contract Hall. The Fire MiNMini college AU-Americanfrom Vernon, at2:30 The Chili Country Fair isexpected toend by 5 they will stage a second illegal b efore school resumes in Entertainment will include the Bennet p.m.; andtheS6-poundnationalweigbtthrow September. LIFETIME GUARANTEED* ’The Connecticut Firemen ’ s Historical Society p.m. Sunday, leavingthe volunteer staff of the strike. Junior High SchoolJazzBand from lOto 11 Members of the State Vocational “ If they neglect to give us a opened its firemuseum on PineStreetJusta championship at3 p.m. Bicentennial Band Shell time to set up for a.m.; the Illing Junior High SchoolJazzBand Federation of Teachers voted contract which satisfies our year ago, and theexhibitsebange frequently. The 56-pound eventfeaturesBill Sutherland Sunday evening’s concert, featuring 330-232 to reject the contract members, we simply won’t come fromll:30a.m.tol2:30p.m.; and Country Art Selleck, the society’s president, is hoping of New Haven, the defending 1964champion, proposed by a fact-finder called in back,” said Thomas J. Hunt, a Farmington Valley ChapterSweet Adelines, BRAKES Generation II, a professional country and thatthis weekend willsee the Ahrans-Fox and four-time Olympian A1 Hall of Charlton after negotiators for the state and teacher in Danbury and co- who are the state champions of women’s western band from 1: 15to3: ISp.m. Aclown union failed to reach agreement on chairman of the union’s crisis most most Pumper, an elaborate 1921 engine, moved City, Mass. barbershopchoruses; and the Clarion Brass their own. committee. willstroll through the grounds, andanumber permanently tothemuseum.Theengine, Admission to the Relays is$2 for adults; Quintet. ’The vote increases the chances Strikes by state employees are of antique cars will be displayed, including a which has been pulled in a number of youngsters 12 and underaie admitted free. Those who attend the chili fair first are that the union and State Board of illegal in Connecticut. The state DISC BRAKES DRUM BRAKES 1924Ford Model Ttouringcar. Education will be unable to agree has a court order — obtained Manchester town parades, was housed at the OnSunday.the lOKRun will be held atthe welcome tospreadblankets, enjoy a picnic, In case of rain, the shortcake will be sold at on a contract and have it ready for during the April 3 job action — ’59.95 ’49.95 fire station on PineStreetin the 1920s. ManchesterCommunity College campus at 10 andwaitfortheconcert,whichbeginsat7p.m. ratification by the Legislature at a prohibiting the teachers from special session next month. striking under the threat of fines of ’The union represents about 1,100 up to $500 per teacher per day. OPEN TUBS. AND THURS. EVENINGS teachers at 17 regional vocational- ” We hope that it doesn’t come to technical schools and four satellite that,” said Lise S. Heintz, a schools around the state. The spokeswoman for the State Board ‘Ask counter person for your copy. teachers staged an illegal one-day of Education, which runs the strike on April 3. schools. She said the board was disap­ ' There are 44 teachers at Howell pointed the union rejected the Cheney Regional Vocational ’Tech­ fact-finder’s recommendations. nical School in Manchester. Virtu­ "The rejection of the fact-finder’s GOOD FOR BUSINESS... ally all of them are members of the report Is a setback to achieving a union. settlement that would help the ’The union representative at the teachers,” Heintz said. school could not be contacted today She said the board's negotiators to determine how many of the would contact union leaders Fri­ teachers voted or whether the day to "figure out what happens consensus among them was the next” and that the state negotia­ same as that of other union tors are willing to continue con­ members. tract talks. 5 Suspect back in custody

A Hartford man who escaped believe he was armed. Last Day Saturday from custody at Manchester Su­ Albert took a car belonging to the perior Court May 2 and was later resident, according to the affi­ Rarely will you find a collection this abundant, this colorful, in one charged with robbing two Proctor davit, but abandoned it in a store at one time. There are magniricent rings, lavish bracelels, Road residents the same day was Hartford parking lot the same day. striking Mrrings, classic pendants.. .over S(i0pieces in all. Many arraigned in court lliuraday, He was recaptured by Wallingford are set with brilliant diamonds. Hurry! The most colorful event of foUozdng his recapture Blay 24. police May 24, the affidavit said. Ronald Albert, 37, escaped court THE ESSEX MOTOR INN the year will be moving on shortly. custody May I by slipping through Albert was arraigned in court an unlodced door that led to a Thursday on charges of first- W e ve been terving the Hartford area for over ten yeart. You may know u* for A CMitury of Smrvlee Gourtraom, police aftidavita said. degree robbery, Udnapping, first-- our unique roomi. What you may not know itmoBlofourrlirnlBarebuBineBB He then walked out of the court­ d ^ ree larceny, seconMegree at- people. People who appreciate queen tiie beda.a free W all Street Journal, free in-room coffee, free continental breakfaat and free cable TV. And at a price house and ,srent to the Proctor tempted larceny, a n d tU n ^ g re e burglary with a firearm in connec­ ($35 per night) that will fit comfortably into any expenae account. Call today Road home, where he ordered a for reaervation or to ealabliah a direct billing account. man and his son into their tion with the escape and robbery. TrusIMJewItrs Since 1885 basement and tied them up, the The affidavit indicated he waa $35 single •ffldiivU sftkL I being held in connection with a had EaUnan-M (203) 646-2300 The affidavit Albert held his check investigation at the time of M a rk rater, C T 958 MAIN STREET (Oo RtBA44A) (Acrou from Cavey's) (800)631-2300 Manchester, Conn. 06040 Tel, 643-2741 Antiques Tours Chili hand in his pocket at the time of the his escape. He is next scheduled to robbery, leading the residents to appear In cblih July 11. MANCHESTER HERALD. Friday. June 21, 1985 - U U - MANCHESTER HERALD. Friday. June »1. 1»W Huston stalks Hollywood W eekenders See *Up with People* Eat pancakes Sunday With latest black comedy Up with People It a people-powered energy Enjoy hot pancakes with sausage, juice and coffee machine trying to convince the world that an upheat Sunday from 8 a.m. to 12:30 p.m. at M. Maurice By Varnon Scott BudlMCBB. I ooly know what I like mualcai hour of sharing can promote tngethemeu. Its Knights of Columhus breakfast at the parish center, Unittd Pratt Intarnotlonal and libpe then ora enough people 110 college-aged performert are from U countries. Hebron Road, Bolton. * like m i to enjoy tto Bamo uing They have performed at Super Bowl half-time shows, Adults will pay $2.50; children under 12, $1.50. A HOLLYWOOD — John Hutton He liB9 diractod audh disparate at the Olympics, at World's Fairs and even before family will pay no more than $8. has reveled In directing some of moviOB B9 "Annie,*’ “The African Pope John Paul II. the best black comedies ever made Queen,” “ Chinatown,” "The Bi­ On Saturday, the show will come to Bloomfield, by Hollywood, not the least of ble,” “The MUflU” and “Fat opening the seventh season of free Sunset Sounds Have berries tonight which is hit latest, "Prissl's ClQr.” Concerts on the grounds of Cigna Corp. Their Honor.” Of his acom of directing crodita, appearance is part of the town's ISOth anniversary Home-baked biscuits will be topped with fresh Bassd on Richard Condon's perhaps none was more wacky celebration. Although the concert starts at 7:30 p.m., strawberries and whipped cream at the Columbia novel and starring Jack Nicholson, than “Beat The Devil,” a 1954 the festivities begin at 4 p.m., when mimes, jugglers, Republican Town Committee’s annual strawberry "Priui'a Honor” involves an un­ black comedy and rollicking ad­ bagpipers, clowns and magicians will entertain festival tonight from 6 to 8 at Columbla-Yeomans Hall likely romance between two of the venture with such drinking com- families who come to picnic tefore the concert. on Route 87, Columbia. Mafia's top executioners — one a anions as Truman Capote, The first 2,000 children who arrive at this lawn party Coffee and soda will be served with the beautiful redhead (Kathleen 6ium^rey Bogart, Peter Lorre will receive free balloons and flags. Parking is free, all-you-can-eat shortcake. Admission will be $2.50 for Turner) and the other a dumb hit and Robert Morley. and refreshments will be sold. The rain date is Sunday adults and $LS0 for children. man (Nicholson). Huatonaeta great store in having at 3 p.m. Call 726-0000 if the downpour seems dubious. For more information, call Grace C. Pringle, In typical Huston fashion, an an enjoyable time while shooting a 228-9160. hilarious comic scene is followed film. He particuarly likes working by an outrageously tragic one, then with Nicholson who has lived with Bazaar offart fun back to comedy and so on. The Ms daughter, Angelica, (or many Church holds concert audience is kept off balance, never years. Win a prise, have a ride, or enjoy refreshments at knowing what to expect. Second Congregational Church, 385 N. Main St., will Long a master at keeping SO FAR AB HE knows, Huston is St. Bridget Church’s 12th annual basaar tonight from hold a concert Sunday at 7 p.m. at the church. JOHN HUSTON 6 to 10 and Saturday from 1 p.m. until the 11 p.m. raffle audiences on their toes, Huston the only director who has directed Eight winners of the recent youth <»mpetltlon will denies he sets out to make black ... master strikea again both bis father and daughtar in at the church parking lot. Raffle tickets at |1 will be perform. Herbert ChaUky. minister of music of the sold until the drawing. comedies. aeparata movies. Me won an Oacar church, will be the accompanist. TIckeU will be $2.30. ‘Tm not at all sure what black complete, ultimate purity. We’re for himaeU an i bia (oilier, Walter Prises will be a IMS Ford Escort, an eight-day trip There will be no charge (or children under 12. to Disneyworld, a video cassette and a 10-speed comedy is,” he said. '"Prizzi’s all mixtures of the vile and the Hustod, tor "Tiitasttre of The bicycle. There will be bingo and other games, arU, Honor’ is a character study with a hilarious.” Sierra Madie," and probably has crafts, a dunking booth and new rides. Admission is story. What’s funny, what's tragic Huston, 78, ensconsed in a made a atar of Angelica in free. Get bargains at sale and what’s awful comes out of Beverly Hills Hotel room, looked "PrizM’s Honor.” character, and it’s all part of one craggy, baggy eyed and rascally. “1 gueao I’m tUe only director Pick out bargains for the whole family at the annual piece. He remains a citizen of Ireland, but who has hod that particular Vaughan bops at Bushnell Lions Club tag sale Saturday from 9 a.m. to 4 p.m. at "From the time of Shakespeare lives much of the year in Mexico. distinctioii,” be said. "The direc­ McDonald’s, 46 W. Center St. The rain date is Sunday. and Johnson on down to our His decision to direct “Prizzi’s tor on the oet, of course, is always This won’t hurt a bit Sarah Vaughan is an example of a vocal star who present theater there were scenes Honor” is in keeping with his tenet the father figure. So Jack is has moved into the IMOs without ever abandoning the Post has a barbecue written for comedy relief. In of working in a Wide variety of something in the way of being a 1940s. Her singing style has changed with the decades, comedies there were scenes that films. son-in-law. He and Angelica have 8ydn«y Schuithels pins a corsaga on School. She’s retiring after 19 years as a but she has never abandoned the be-bop style which American Legion, Dilworlh-Cornell-Quey Post 102, presented one serious moment that “I never made a conscious beeif together longer than I was her husband, Walter, during a reception kindergarten teacher. She spent the last made her fannous in the 1940s. will serve bartecued chicken, baked potatoes and was supposed to be deeply moving decision to direct a great number with any of my wives. I was my In her honor Wednesday at Martin six at Martin. On Saturday she will present a jass concert with her com on the cob Sunday from 1 to 5 p.m. in the post's and sincere. of different sorts of films,” he said, father’s father in 'Treasure of the back-up trio at Bushnell Memorial Hall, 166 Capitol downstairs hall. Tickets are $4. “but that is the way it has worked Sierra Madre’ and as an actor in Ave., Hartford. Tickets are $10 to $13.50, and may be “IT SEEMS TO ME that U all a out. I don’t have a single message that picture, I was my own reserved by calling 246-6907. The music starts at 8 bit old hat and that’s exemplified in to convey. I’m not trying to reveal grandfather. So it can become very C o H e U e N o tes p.m. 'Prizzi’s Honor.’ They are awful a philosophy or an approach to life. complicated. : people capable of dreadful acts, “I read a script and if it moves ’’AngHica’a performance is ex­ , but they’re also funny. And so are me sufficiently or fascinates me, traordinary. It speaks (or itself. Halm aaim dagiaa In dantlatry taught at the institute’s College of Science for 11 Pieces from the past ' we all. then it may be fascinating to Where does that talent come from? years. “I intentionally take the au- others. I’m not moved to make two But It’s certainly there, and now in Brad A. Heim.foTmerly He received two grants. One was for the There will be a large antiques show from 9; X a.m. , dience from laughter to outrage, alike in a row. I beconM easily full flower. There's DO use in hiding of Bolton, has giadilated development of a course introduced last (all on to 4;W p.m. Saturday at the Old Rockville Fair ■ but that’s because of the people bored and I’m catholic minded. I my pride as a parent, it’s so from tile UMvdfBte dl interfacing microcomputers with laboratory instni- Grounds, on Route M, Vernon. ' that Condon wrote about in life. like variety. obviou# apd BO appawnt. ConoecUent SdiodL dt menta. The other grant was to develop an Intr^uctory ! That is their role in life. They are “When I direct I can’t presume 'T w m grandchildren in Desftal Mediciiie iil]nir> electronics course (or science majors who were n that way. to imagine the way an audience Engjiniir and, who knows, I may rtflngton. He alsOTViafttod majoring in physics. He also has developed an optics From Archie to Zero “Almost every one I know is like will think. It would be insolence to d l r ^ one of them someday, the Academy of OdMiral labwatory at the institute. that. I see very few exampies of attempt to direct solely to please although the oldest is only 6.” Dentistry table cfliifd Looking for a rare edition of an Archie comic? How award. about an early tale about Beetle Bailey and his pal. Heim, the son of Mr. and Sulickt graduate from Boston Zero? You’ll find them all at the Comic Book Mrs. Ronald Heim of I ' *® , Convention Sunday from 11 a.m. to S p.m. at the East Blits take dim view of nicknames Bolton, will serve a resid­ Jane M. Salick and Peter R. SoUck, daughter and Hartford Elks Lodge, 148 Roberts St., East Hartford. ency in general practice son of Dr. and Mrs. Ekiward SuUck of 64 HiUcrest Admission is 99 cents per person. For more HOLLYWOOD (UPI) - Funny German space scientist. ”1 consciously play a successful at Strong Memorial Hos­ Road, graduated from Boston College recently. He received a bachelor’s degree in economics and Up With People will bring its special will receive free balloons and flags. information, call 289-1206. Baskets like these, which were woven by thing about the British. They are a His un-English appearance has American bustnessman in 'Dark pital, Rodiester. N.Y. brand of music and dance to Cigna in Parking is free, and refreshments will be bit more stuffy than Americans worked (or York who has played Mansions.’ But be is supposed to He pians to practice she received a master’s degree in education with Marilyn Rosenquist of Quilford, will be have been educated in Europe to honors. He graduated from East Catholic High School Bloomfield on Saturday, The first 2,000 sold. The rain date is Sunday at 3 p.m. when it comes to attaching nick­ convincing Hungarians, Russians, general dentistry In the Nature tales told here displayed and sold at this weekend’s names to celebrities. Poles, Italians and even explain the Inconsislencles in his Greater Hartford area the in 1980 and she graduated from ECHS in 1978. children who arrive at this lawn party American Craft Council's Craftfair in Englishmen. language. following year. B rad A. Heim There is young Prince Harry, to ‘Tve traveled so much and Actors from the Tony Award-winning National West Springfield. be sure, and Maggie Thatcher. Smith wina scholarship Theater of the Deaf will present poems, fairytales and played so many different charac­ “I somtimes wonder if England There is also the occasional ters I’ve managed to escape being and America have much more in RochMtor honors Jodoln Lawrence Leo Smith, son of Mr. and Mrs. Lawrente fables on Sunday at noon at the Meeting House, Goose Maggie Smith. By and large, they Cinema Hill Road, Chester. labeled,” York said with some (ximmon than the language. But Rochester (N.Y.) Institute of Technology named Smith of Manchester, received the Shore Scholarship Craft fair at Big E are the exceptions, especially satisfaction. ”I even played in from the Polish Junior League of Hartford, New The performance is free, and appropriate both for when it comes to motion picture I’m not one to judge because I’ve Ronald JedoiB teacher of the year. The son of Mr. and FIttch (PG) FrI and Sot 1, 3, 5, 7:15, FrI and Sot midnight. — Eratorhoad children and adults. The company members, some three French - films speaking spent so many years coming and Mrs. Maurice Jodoin was valedictorian of Manches­ Britain Chapter, at its annual dinner Wednesday. He Clmwo CHv — Th* Godi Mutt B« m ) Frignd Sat midnight. Rhinebeck Crafts Fair in West Springfield, Mass., is and television stars. French. I want totally to confuse going between the two countries is a graduate of Manchester High School. He will 9:X,11:X; Sun 1,3,5,7:15,9:X. — Tho deaf and some hearing, present their stories with Who would have dared called ter High School Class of 1964. Croiv (PG) FrI 7,9:25: Sat and Sun 2, Gooniss (PG) FrI and Sat 12:45, 2:55, celebrating its 20th anniversary this weekend. everyone. I’ve become increasingly neutral. Jodoin, an associate professor of physics, has attend Berklee College of Music in Boston. 4:25, 7, 9:25. — Tht PurpI* RoM of 5:05, 7:X, 9:45, midnight; Sun 12:45, , S'"f'*?r",*f'{r'y“ '''*cop(R) Fn mime, song, sign language and the spoken word. For More than 600exhibitors from around the nation will David Niven “Dave,” James Ma­ Cairo (PG) FrI 7:15, 9:15; Sat and Sun 2:55, 5:05, 7:X, 9:45. — Prlzil's Honor 7,9:10; Sot2,7,9:10; Sun2,4:X,7,9:10. more information, call 526-4971 or 526-4974. . 3:05,4:55,7:15,9:15. — COmlla FrI 7:45, (R) FrI and Sot1:10,4,7:10,9:45,12:10; — Perfect (R) FrI 7:15, 9 :X ; Sot 1:X, show jewelry, ceramics, glass, fiber, leather, wood son “Jim ” or John Gielgud . 9:45; Sat and Sun 2:45,4:45, 7:45, 9:45. Sun 1:10, 4, 7:10, 9:45. — D.A.R.Y.L. 7:15,9 :X ; Sun 1:X, 4:15, 7:15,9:X. and metal crafts. They were chosen from among 2,500 “Jack?” Headlines sometimes ' — Full Moon In Paris FrI 7:30,9:35; Sat (PG ) FrI 1,3,5,10,11:55; Sot 3,5,7:X, artisans who submitted slides to the American Crafts proclaimed Richard Burton - and Sun 3:X, 4:35,7:M, 9:35. 9:45, 11 :«; Sun 3, 5, 7:X, 9:45. — St. Mooi BsId Film buffs, take note I Smt Hartford Elmo's Flro (R) FrI I. (Advonco Troaskw CeWeae Twtn— d .a .r .y .l . Council. "Dick” as in Liz and Dick. But the i Rortwood Pvb a Clnomo — Btvorly Showing with D.A.R.L. 10).— Roturnto (PG) FrI 7,9; Sot ond Sun 3,5,7,9. — Kate and John Hull of Bigelow Street, whose work in Welshman was always Richard in - Hills Cop (R) FrlandSat7:15,9:»; Sun Amodeus (PG) FrI 7, 9:45; Sot 1, 4, 7, From 10 a.m. to 2;M p.m. on Saturday, Little Oz (PG) FrI and Sot 12;45,3,5:10.7:X, 9:45. — Swept Away (R) Sun2:X,7wlth white and black porcelain has been purchased by the credits. •7:». 9:U,11:X; Sun 12:45,3,5:10,7:X,9:35. ’Theater of Manchester members in period costumes Poor Rickard's Pub B Claoma — — Llfgforco (R) FrI and Sot, 1:15,3:15, Seven Beauties Sun 9:15. will conduct tours of Cheney Hall. The tours are free. collectors around the world, are among the craftsmen It has forever been Michael . Bovorly Hills Cop (R) FrI and Sat 7:X. 5:15,7:45,10, midnight; Sun 1:15,3:15, But here’s the real news for film buffs. At 3 and 8 accepted into the show, which is held on the Eastern Caine and Oliver Reed, never . 9:M, midniaht; Sun, 7:X, 9:M. 5:15, 7:45,10. Ploia — Beverly Hills Cop (R) States Exposition grounds. “Mike” and “Ollie.” Can anyone I bowcost ClBomas— AVItwtoaKIII FrI-Sun 7:15,9:X. p.m., LTM is showing the 1926 silent film, "The (PG) FrI and Sat 1:10,4:15, 7:X, 9:50, UA Tboatgrt Rott — Witness (R) FrI General,” starring Buster Keaton and Marion Mack. The crafts fair is open tonight until 7; Saturday from recall Deborah Kerr being called V '' Look 0». For ^ .12:10; Sun 1:10, 4:15, 7 :» , 9:50. — 7:X, 9:X; Sot and Sun 2:X, 4:X, 7:X, Drive-ia Tickets are $2 for adults and $1 for children under 12. 11 a.m. to 7 p.m., and Sunday from 11 a.m. to 6 p.m. “Debbie?” Dame Judith Anderson . Browsttr's Millions (PG) FrI and Sat 9:X. — Bovorly Hills Cops(R) Frl7:10, Maachetter — Three Stooges “Judy?” God knows it was never Our New Menu with a whole • ):M , 3 :» , 5:X, 7:10,10, midnight; Sun 9 :«; Sot and Sun 2,4:15,7:10.9 :«. — Comedy FrFSun 0 :X with 40 Hrs. (R) Patrick Miller, a professor at the Hartt School of Admission is $5 for adults; children under 12 are 1:W, 3:W, 5:X, 7:10, 10. — Rambo: Porfoct (R) FrI 7, 9:X ; Sat and Sun FrI and Sat 9; Sun 10:X with B ^e rly Music, University of Hartford, has prepared an admitted free. Unusual refreshments, including “Ron” Colman, “Pete” Sellers or I First Blood Part II (R) (two scrtons) 2:15,4:X, 7,9:X. — Tho Song Remains Hills Cop (R) FrI and Sot 10;X; Sun 9. tempura-fried vegetables and Indonesian pork on a “Larry” Olivier (except among Fri. & Sal Spaciils lot of new popular items. ; FrI and Sot 1:X, 3:X, 5:X, 7:40, 9 :» , thoSamo(PG) FrI and Sot midnight.- original piano accompaniment for "The General,” 11:45; Sun1:X.3;X,5:X,7:X,9;X.— Mbiiiitlgw — Return to Oz (PG) with skewer, will be sold throughout the day. intimates). Tho Rocky Horror Picture Show (R) Plnocchlo (G ) FrI-Sun at dusk. and he’ll play it Saturday. Can you imagine anyone ever New Hours having addressed Charles Mon.-Thurs 7:00am-10:00pm Laughton as “Chuck” or Leslie Veal Parmlglano______Fri.-Sat. 7:00am-ll;00pm ' Howard as ”Les?” Robert Donat Sun. 7:30am-10:00pm First Lady grows into her job as “Bob?” Michael Redgrave as Mixed Seafood Castirolo.^*?** “Mickey?” Manchester Would Albert Finney, Peter Bay Scallops O'Brien ...... ^ '7** r ^ . I 354 Broad St Mai r By Joan Hanauer becomes the focus of his agenda, In the show she talks movingly of riences. I mean, in a way, even the P a p a Q i i K A O’Toole and Richard Harris re­ Jeaturing this week... 0 646-3000 2 United Press International and certainly can become the focus her childhood — her often absmt negative things that all happened spond to ”Al,” “Pete” or “Ri­ Chicken Breast Marsala of a lot of other attention around but beloved actress mother, the in the beginning were probably chie?” Sorry, old bird, but Uie : NEW YORK - Few first ladies the White House.” father with whom relations were part of a grov^ process, you answer is distinctly negaUve. have had such a rocky start as She is said to have been a major strained, and her stepfather, who know?” Supper Specials! “Can you imagine a president of LA STRADA Restaurant ^ Nancy Reagan, but these days she figure in helping push Alexander died in 1982. Even now, her eyes (ill \ Daily 4 p.m. to 10 p.m. the United States allowing himself «71 Hartford Rd. 0 4 9 4 1 0 9 The M o st R om ani Setting Anywher*^ 2 does even better than her husband Haig and William Clark out of the with tears and her voice beo>mes Polls show Mrs. Reagan cur­ to be called ‘Jimmy,’” asked actor M-Th 5:30-10. F 0 8 M 11, jO w d lf ~ in the popularity polls. cabinet and in helping Deaver and husky when she talks of his death. rently is rated second In popularity Michael — never “Mike” — York. . ; %For A S6i|8l^iel Wedding: It’s hard to believe the soft- James Baker gain control of the She acknowledges that the last only to Jacqueline Kenney among “England was astounded by Manchester Country Club Z spoken woman with the warm, wry first term White House staff. She (our years have changed her. the last six first ladies, starting 1 Jimmy Carter’s informality. THE CLASSICiSettlNG OF ScoHle Dining Overlooking the Reservoir 2 glance that Chris Wallace inter- has generally sided with moder­ ”I don’t know how you (xnild help with Bess Truman. Of that, she "I really don’t know how I would ' views on the NBC News Special, ates over hard-line conservatives, but ... grow,” she said. "You’re said, “I hope they like me. But I react if someone called me Mike or TWO BANQUET ROOMS ' “The First Lady: Nancy Reagan” relecting her interest in victory for exposed to so many different think it’s bMn a process of getting Mickey. I don’t suppose it is th e for your Summer Wedding or Party ;; ‘—toairJune24,10-11 p.m.Eastern her husband, rather than for things, and so many different to know me and that took a long important, but I think of myself as DAVIS FAMILY * time — began her stay in the White ideology. people, so many different expe­ Ume.” ; Michael and even my American Cheney Banquet Room... The Woodbridge Room - r House as “Queen Nancy” amid wife calls me by that name. for smaller groups. Seats 15-SO. 2 criticism of her expensive lifestyle I "It’s not that anyone objects to Weaktad Spt tlala * and charges of insensitivity. , the Annerican penchant for (ami- USDA London Broil HAB TVfCBe UNIQUE PEATUREB: The Cheney Banquet Hall Z Wallace said that in late 1981 larlzing names. Can you imagine w/mushroom sauce > White House pollster Richard for weddings or large parties. 'The Richard Van Dyke Show' or Frosh Baby Bov Scallops • Conventional or Buffet Soivice Seating up to 165. I Wirthlin and Reagan aide Michael SHOMCASI i: listening to 'Margaret' Lee instead Bakod. Brollod or Friod * Denver began working out a plan Sf. Bridget’s ] • Special Package Plans Call (pr reservations or information. HARTPORD of Peggy?” - to change her image. ANY ^ p a ’sOwn York mused (or a moment on the • Large Dancing Area “We felt, at least I did, that if snMsunsAixnss vagaries of American culture with Chicken Toryakl • Oelicioue Food 305 S. Main St., Manchester 1 gABBABiiflflgBaite-goraiTtemBgaiBBw BNur ■ (Pottle, VogtIoSlo, Solti Z Nancy Reagan became better BAZAAR & ^ eoNimoiiigOAAf funaioNBfBUMi Thick Pan MasterPlzza an eye to becoming a colonial • Affordable Pricee 646-0103 ; known, the real Nancy Reagan himself for a few years. He has Fresh BakM Manicotti $ 4i99 MUE m m a TomsHf at tm op L a m Round (Soltd only) • Qreeioue Hoepitaliiy. 1 became better known, she would nar* IIIBWW BNTN •eeti Pizza moved to Beverly Hills from his Z be much better liked, that she RAFFLE or 'niick Ban • Easily icceeelble entire "East of River" area a Whh One Ibyping perm anent residence in the princi­ ' would provide some political levlr- (cW ^S A m s f IEIIWTIII pality of Monaco in pursuit of • Ample Perking for more than 200 cara> Z age and some strong support to the itm sstaw neasM M greater career opportunities. Z presidency,” Wirthlin said. B IN G O Q r U k HI His first major project here is Nancy wilt add the exportlBe to Moke the . t The single most important (actor the starring role In “Dark Man­ In restructuring Mrs. Reagan’s NIGHTLY l;IM IM ;l|.T«.IM |.|M | All your bvoritei: Sauuse, sions,” a two-hour Aaron Spelling Memory of Your wedding Oiy Lest Forevarl ' ' public image — and perhaps her Chooie WNir bvorite topnliu on Ikp*’i pqiperoni, muthroonu, peppen, n n a B inkk. heuty-m ^ pizza. onioni witli ch eat topper. TV pilot (or ABC. If it becomes a • private image of herself — was her Rldtt, Arts A Crafts series next mid-season, York may Z. campaign against drug abuse. l«M IM II>7;IM »lldi find himself tied to Hollywood (or A U 2; Since 1982 she has traveled 70,000 Food A Bavaragas 5Bi$iim S[S5~ B r iorZitl Otieofyour&voriie A ^ 0 ^ 0 many years. BeautiftttiScenic - miles and visited 44 cities, preach- IliUudiiiwtiis ldN4M »T:ll-tM I>IM Rurmigiana "It's time I had an American Z', ing that parents must help their Qamaa of Chanca lupervsluel phase in my life after living in Manchester Country Club WONG'S RESTAURANT Zi children resist drugs — and the B VEWTHNU London and Monte Carlo (or so preaenid Peking Szechuan Cuisine •< number of anti-drug parents Spaghetti or ZiU with meatballs $ 2 4 9 long,” he said, sipping a cup of 305 South Main Si. r groups has grown from 300 to 8,000. RAFFLE SATURDAY NIGHT I:IMI6T1»«N.|£I| Smothered with I^pa’s tasty, xesty special sauce blend Veal Caccuilore •BBOBBBaBBBBBBBBBBBBBBWWB •S.2S coffee, not tea. Cocktails • Take Out ~ Mrs. Reagan no longer is content I M M n K T I U H l R ‘Tve worked here often since Eggplant Rom aro OBBaBB—BBOOCBOOOBB— •S.09 Manchester. Cl. to remain in the backgrouund — ★ ★ ★ ★ ★ ★ ★ ★ ★ imiM N-TM tN-lliU Sahul Bar...with My supper special 19M, but (or only a few months at a Open CHEF Zl Wallace says she has discovered $ | 8 9 time. You can sense the energy in Beef Bnieelole w / poloiiM ...... *9.99 CHEF 2; power, and discovered that she This Monday, thru Saturday n n z i ’siM B i R SSk.'XtSdT' All You Can Eat the city. I’ve appeared In few Baked Scrod BBBVBBBBBBBBBBBBBBBBBBBBBBBSB •9.99 7 Days AWARD A m v Ukes it. She has two prerequisites IflMflPTtIMMI-IBII main-stream Hollywood projects, A Week bbbbbbbbbbbbbbbbbbObbbbbbbbbb ZZ topower —access to the president a situation I plan to remedy.” Filet Mignon •8.25 1 and influence with him. JUNE 17th thru 22nd - 6-lOpm MBKS B York plays a contemporary 331 Center Street Ask for Nancy Rivosa Post Road Plaza “She has as much clout as she Manchester (Comer ui BroM and Cenlor, neat lo Cortah) IMUIM«.7dMb4l-IMI Annerican (or the first time in Rt. 30 (I-B6 Exit 96) Tel.: (203) 8754661 wants to,” said Edward Rollins, "Dark Mansions,” in wMch Joan 647-9995 Vernon. Conn. ' assistant to the president for St. Bridget’s Church Grounds S k M l . B papaQinoh Parkade Fontaine portrays bis mother. He - political and governmental a(- ^ ld»MMg»IMe-liei was last seen in the mini-series Z fairs. "I think if she wants to weigh 70 Main St, Manchester nZZA&NORE 646-8553 “Spaoe” playing Dieter Kolff, a in on sonnethlng, it certainly It - M ANCHESTER HERALD. Friday, June 21, i»85 MAWCHtmi t,K MIlHALU. Friday. June 21. 1988 — H CAPTA)N BABY ' By CfMba « Caaal* ARB YOU ALL TyB *...V 9«.t I AM AFRAIP THAT VOOR I MAPB T RIBHT MOW. J THINK BO. FALL ONLY APPEP TO TH# THB CLIMB/, Friday TV CIRB ? 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Most people see alcoholic dipiomat'a drive toward aaM- USA USA Network (USAl finunclal af- deatniction cornea to a head on the Mexi­ if th# can idanbfy har husband's body by fairs. She had what they want to see and interpret touch ak>na. (CC) / V i can Day of the Dead. Albert Finney, some money in it in their own way. Jacqualkw Blaaat, Anthony Andrew*. 10:00 PM (E Naw* Actually, it's the expression in „ , 1984. Rated R. har chacking 8 :0 0 P M C9 Amarioa'a Junior Mlea (X ) ® Matt Houston (CC) Matt's kfa ia the eye — real or imagined — that (U S A ] USA Cartoon Eapraa* Pageant Over BO high achool taniora cont- and BAVings ac­ thraatanad by a racantty raleasad assas­ makes for “ bedroom eyes.” pate lor the title of America'* Junior Mtea sin. (R) (60 min.) count, but during the iBBt prtBidtn- they haven’t. Instead the list is ^ ' G : 3 0 P M (SD On* Day at a Thn* 1986. (60 mki) Summation; Nobody ever made (H ) Indapandant Nawa tlal campaign sba wroto checks for growing! ® Banaon (E PM Magailna closa to 14,000 for variouf candi­ Do you have any suggestions on a pass at a ptotue. ~ 0 Hogan'* Haro** ® I S Miami Vloa Crockatt and Tubbs (E 0 Wabatar ICC) Webater and wind up in the Evargisdss in thsir sasrch dates. She received glowing letters how we can get some of that money S S N B C N a w * George try to revive ajenitor'a career when for a murder witness. (R) (60. min.) thanking her for her last contribu­ back? D E A R AB BY: I have a question diay diacover that he wa* once a magician. O Nightly Buainaaa Raport 1 9 Odd Couple tion and asking for more money. FRUSTRATED I hope you can answer. My dad was (R) A L H Y OOP -by Dave Qrau* 0 JaWaraona Abby, she thought these candi­ IN PALM SPRINGS married three times. CE 0 Major League Baaebad: ® Dancing Days H*rald photo by Pinto 0 ABC Naw* ICC) — -» ----« ^ A*----Vaaw^ »A_._ O Cammandara NOW TO GET HIS KEYS dates were writing personal letters With wife No. 1, be had a son. 2 PiBlRr ANP SIR ALLEY'S AX.' With wife No. 2, he had two ® Nodeiaro SIN 35 Mato* League BaaabaB; Naw Votk [C N N ] Evening Nawa to her, so she sent them whatever DEAR FRUSTRATED; Your MHS honon retirees THEN I MUST RELEASE daughters. C 5 PhyWs Yankao* at Detroit [H B O ] MOVIE: The NaturaT (C Q A they asked for. She was handing letters are probably being fed into (C N N ] Showliix Today 0 NNk* Naamith In TV Part* Tonight a gifted fermboy, wanting no more out of Me out checks toft and right. Last a computer and answered by a With wife No. 3, he had me. Katherine Bourn admires the flowers three retiring Manchester High School (M S] Adv. o l O n l* and Harrlat guaata are Dick Cavett. Martin Mu* and than to play besebeH. pursues every record January she became very ill, both processing machine. Save your What relation are bis son and worn by industrial education teacher educators. Bourn ia head of the foreign Whoopi Goldberg in the book. Robert Radford, Robert DuvM. postage. You stand about as much dau^ters to me— stepbrother and (ESPN] Maida Sportalook Glenn Cloee. 1984. Rated PG. mentally and physically. She had Joseph Busky while mathematics language department. The party waa 0 0 Waahkigton Waak/Raview Paul to give up her apartment and come chance for a refund as a snowball stepsisters? Or half-brother and ^:OOPM (SeesNaw* Dukt it joined by top W ath i^on joumal- [M A X ] MOVIE: 'The Unaaan' Three va­ in Palm Springs. Sorry. half-sisters? teacher Verne Burnett smiles at friends Monday at the Army and Navy Club. CD S M*A*S*H itta anafyzing the week's newt, cationing women room at an asria board­ and live with me and my husband. ing house. Barbara Bach, Staphan Furat. at th*» •"•♦'•’“ment party given for the CD ABC N a m |CC) d MOVIE: 'MeatbeNa* At a aummer We are elderly ourselves and not in 1982 Rated R. D E AR ABBY: A while back you Would wife No. 2 and wife No. 3 (E D aN a* camp, a counsetor-in-traintng'a target for very good health. (We were the aummer it the famaie courteelors. BA [T M C ] MOVIE: 'Cross Country' An ad- recently appointed her legal wroto that “ bedroom eyes are in be his son’s stepmothers? Would ® Jaffaraon* Murray. Hervey Atkin. Kate Lynch. 1979. vartiaing axacutiva'a cross country road guardians, but she has very little the eye of the beholder.’’ r m afraid wives No. 1 a ^ No. 2 be any S Bamay Miller ® LeTralolon trip is changed whan ha picks up a young relation to me? woman and her companion. R k W d Bay- rw money toft to "guard.’’) that’s not true. About Town S Wheal of Fortune » USBL: Connecticiit at N ew alereey mar, Nina Axelrod, John Carver. 1M3. I have all her canceled checks Scientific American magazine ALL SCREWED UP IN OHIO IS ) MacNeN/tehrar NawWwur (CNN] Prim* Nam Rated R. and the names and addresses of all even had a cover article in the S Family Faud (ESPN] USFL Footbal: Loa Angela* at 10:30PM 9 Talas from the THII BORN L08BR ^by Art Banaem candidates she gave money to. I early ’70s documenting research DEAR ALL SCREWED UP: The Pott pickt PInwar for top spot Leslls bscomes Eagle Scout 0 Banaen Ortando Dariulda wroto them, explaining the situa­ that people with larger pupils are son and two daughters of your 3 5 Topado [H B O ] MOVIE: 'M y Tutor' Hired to give 9 Croasroada o f CuRura ‘Baiat in Eu­ 1^ A LC m .*/ IT'LL ijCOk: fePEAT WITH tion and demanding that they more ’’alluring.’’ After all, only father are your half-brother and American Legion. Dilworth-Cornell-Quey Post 102, Joseph Leslie of Troop 123, Boy ScouU of America, French leaaons. a tutor makes a teen's IB) N i g l ^ Bualnata Report rope ' The changes taking place in baRet in return her money. Not one of them certain women (or men) are half-sisters. Wives No. 1 and No. 2 re-elected Dolores Pinwar for a second term as received his Eagle Scout rank at a Court of Honor homework a pleasure. Caren Kaye, l^ tt Western Europe ere examined. ^ L L ireowiTH m o u t f it ||Do MM PLAlP -sm ed. 1964. Rated (D IS ] DTV co-captian of the state championship football team. (U S A ] Radto 1990 E them take her off their lists, but As close as I can figure it. step-mother. commander: Fran Leary, adjutant; Robert M. R. Hume, chaplain; John F. Bear, service officer; He is the son of William and Mary Leslie of 7 : 3 0 P M (X ) PM Magaain* (T M C ] MOVIE; Claah o f the TKwi*' 11:00PM (E CE 0 0 0 0 IV0Rra Delores Pinwar, finance officer; Harold Pohl, Manchester. ( B AraM* Bunker'* Plac* Zeus’ son battles mythical monsters to save a princess from an arch rival. Laur- (E WKRP in Cincinnati to assistant finance officer; Geroge Atkins Sr., judge Also at the court of honor, Brian Dunphy and Sean 3 ) Wheal af Forturta erKe Olivier, Claire Bloom. Burgess Mere­ (E Phil Silvan advocate; Robert J. Arson, historian; Arthur O'Donnell became Life ScouU. Art Wichman became dith. 1981. Rated PG. See specialist for knee ® Indapandant Naw* 3 5 Odd Coupl* Gravlejs, junior past commander; C. A. "Skip" a Tenderfoot. (U S A ] Wraading TNT 0 All In the Family 0 Twilight Zona Mikolelt, executive board member for two years; and The following received Merit badges: Brian w d D E A R D R. tant issue that 1 can "what ii" — “ I Dunphy, camping, environmental science, canoeing, 0 M'A'S'H 8:30 PM CE Card Bumatt 0 Dr. Who Harold Pohl and Eugene Freeman, executive board GOTT: My have something wrong with me but and citizenship in the world; and Sean O’Donnell, 0 MOVIE; 'Coma September' A mil­ (E 0 Comady Factory (PREMIERE) 0 M*A*S*H members for three years. lionaire diacover* that the caretaker it ua- An inept mayor ftrtds that he has tough knee has given I won’t go to a doctor, because camping and citizenship in the world. ing hit vile at a hotel. Rock Hudaon, Gina competition in his bid for reelection. 0 MOVIE: 'Ski Town' Tha murder of a what if he asks me about my sex newspaper editor aats off a mob that FRANK AND ERNEST ' by Bob 1 me problems litis summer seven members of the troop will go to LoNobrigid*. Sandra Dee. 1961. & life (drinking, drugs, etc.)." I Spencer Sper>cer. Wayne and Bailey blowt up an oil wall. Constance Bannatt. for a couple of Philmont Scout Ranch near Cimarron, N.M., and 0 Ma)or League BaaobaM: Boaton at decide to join ttw Army after they are sus­ Broderick Crawford. 1942 years. Playing D r . G o t t think you are projecting and ‘RMd a thon’ atarto June 24 several more will s|>end a week at CamivYawgoog, Taronto pended from school. (R) anticipating loo much. (C N N ] Monaytki* BATHROOM I'P /2pCOAVAlE/V/P O N E ball on concrete The Mental Health Asaociation of Connecticut, in Rockville, R.I. 0 Bamay Millar d (B ) WeR Street Week Louis Rukeyser Most doctors are reasonably enelyzes the '80s with a weekly review of (D IS l MOVIE: T h * Advantutaa of or walking long Peter Gott, M.D. cooperation with the Mary Cheney and Whiton ® State W a'r* In SCALES non-judgmental and are interested ecorK>mic end investment metters. Marco Pok>' A 13th-c*ntury morchant Op THP PiSir/U- distances in Memorial libraries, will conduct a “ Read a thon" Camp counselor wanted (CNN] Craaallr* makat his way across th* unaxplorad in finding out things about their [D IS ] Moueterplece 'Theater high-heeled from Monday to Aug. 6. (E S P N ] Bowling Toumamant Coverage lands of Asia to eatabkahad th* fint trad* patient o ^ y if the information will Have a week to spare in July? 9:00 PM (E MOV)E: 'An )nnoc*m route. Gary Cooper. Sigrid Guri*. Basil i N j r f A P - • - h S A P iN G shoes seems to Students who have completed first grade but have of the Budwaiaer Halt of Fame Tournament help the physician make the (iamp Merfie-Wood, the Girl Scout day camp on i* pretanted from Ctayton. MO. Love* (CC) An uruisual romerKe blossoms RMhbona. 1938. set it off. Are not started grade nine may participate by getting betweena 19-yeer-old college student erKl patient feel better. Not all health Gardner Street, seeks a counselor for iU July 19 to 19 (H B O ] Vidao Jukebox [E S P N ] NFL Suparstan Tha Lagand of T H O ^ F SeAFS' (fPiNpINS' there any exer­ pledges for each book they read. The money raised her 14-year-old math tutor. Melissa Sue tha Lonely End. problems are related to ii^prop- “ Daisy” program for girls age 5 and 6. (U S A ] Diagnat cises I should do to strengthen it? ixe that body odor can indicate an will be used by tbe association. Ar>derson, Rocky Bauer, Doug McKeon. riate behavior. Some are, it’s true. 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Now what? 8 BiitlihNavv , EOTMOFF/I-M ' - POOL S - Opening lead: 47 Becauae East Was afraid to give abbreviation fellMtbyNCA, Inc 2:30 A M (C N N ] Sports LalonIgiR * 81 declarer a stuff and a m ff hy playing ADMISSION $2.00 MANCHESTER HERALD. Friday. June 21. 1985 - IS •» - MANCHESTER HERALD. Friday. June «i; IW5 SPORTS roundup Wild pitch the killer as Yankees stumble 1 manager Sparky Anderson said. cond Inning, giving California all Bv Lisa Harris "Y ou lose them. Somebody makes the runs it needed. Jackson, an V/ United Press Internatlanal 18-year veteran, moved phst Ernie # h a mistake.” The loss snapped New York’s Banks and Eddie Mathews to take True, New York did make three sole possession of 10th place on the errors against Detroit that cost four-game winning streak. "W e made three errors,” Martin all-time home run list. Ron Ro- - them dearly, as Yankee manager 7 tersely observed, “ and every one manick, 8-3, scattered four hits in Billy Martin pointed out. But the >1^ cost us. Every one.” hurling his first shutout and fourth killer was the wild pitch. complete game. The Tigers won 10-0 with two outs Doug Bair pitched the 10th in the brntom of the 10th Inning inning to raise his record to 2-0. Rangara 11, Marlnars 3 2 Thursday night when seldom-used Trailing 9-6, Detroit tied the At Arlington, Texas, Al Cowens score in the ninth inning Off 2 reliever Mike Armstrong wild- cracked a three-run homer and Righetti. Gibson and Parrish deli­ pitched home Lou Whitaker from drove in four runs and Jim Presley 1*. *.-2 . , vered RBI singles to move the third base. added his 15th home run to lead a Tigers within 9-8. Yankee catcher Ron Hassey club record-tying 20-hit Seattle knew immediately his team was A’s 12, WhH* Box 1 attack. Matt Young, 6-8, pitched ,/ beaten. five innings to earn the victory. "There was nothing I could do At Chicago, Alfredo Griffin Karl Best went three innings to /• about it,” Hassey said. "I leaped cracked a three-run homer, Bruce pick up his fourth save. HariM photo* by Pinto and just barely tipped the ball. He Bochte smacked a two-run shot Twins 11, Royals 6 (Armstrong) hasn’t pitched in a and Carney Lansford hit a solo Valedictorian William Harvey gets a rousing ovation from Thursday evening. A storm just before the graduation faces of seniors Kathleen McNamara, left, and Nell while. It was a tough situation.” blast to power Oakland. Rookie At Kansas City, Mo., Kirby nearly forced school officials to move the outdoor Tracey as they watch the storm approach. - Setting the stage for tbe fiasco, Tim Birtsas, 4-1, gave up four hits Puckett drove in four runs with his fellow graduates as he rises to deliver his address at four hits to help Minnesota over­ ceremonies indoors. Above right, dismay shows on the Dave Righetti, 4-6, walked two over eight innings. Tom Seaver, RHAM High School's 28th commencement ceremonies batters with one out. Kirk Gibson’s 7-5, failed in a bid for his 296th come a five-RBI performance (orceout put Whitaker at third career victory. from George Brett and snap a before Armstrong’s second pitch to three-game losing streak. Minne­ Lance Parrish was wide to his Angtls 4, IndlanB 0 sota pounded out 16 hits off of three catcher's right. At Cleveland, Reggie Jackson's pitchers. Frank Eufemia, 1-0, the Rain fails to dampen RHAM graduation ceremony "I've said before, you don't win S13th career homer, a two-run fourth Minnesota pitcher, gained those kinds of games,” Detroit blast, highlighted a four-run se­ his first major-league victory. told his claum ates that "N ow is fully of ourselves In order for all to Bv Kevin Flood mencement exercises as if they times in thepost-high school world. will never grow as individuals or as Herald Reporter had taken the Gene Kelly tune, "W e need to start working, a society,” he said. the time to look back into the past benefit,” Augustine said, adding, “ Singln' in the Rain," to heart. fixing, suggesting and striving” to “Now is the time to strive for — tte good times, the fun times.” "Y ou r future is there for the HEBRON - Members of tbe "This class is a special one," correct society's problems, excellence in our society,” he said. Harvey drew resounding ap­ asking. Take it.” Boston second baseman Marty Barrett action in Toronto. Blue Jays rallied in Mets complete clean sweep plause from his classmates when While the storm delayed the RHAM High School Class of 1985 RHAM Principal Diana Vecchione McKenna said. leaps high to make the catch but still had the late Innings for a 6-5 decision over had to deal with some tough told the graduates, reminding He told the graduates that BOARD OF EDUCATION he said,' 'This is our time, the Class graduation, students and their circumstances during their years them that they had been forced to society faces a number of prob­ CHAIRMAN George Giacoppe of 1985.” families waited in the school gym. time to apply tag on would-be base the Red Sox. at the school — and even the attend double sessions at the high lems, including a growing ten­ warned the graduates to be pre­ Class President Lisa Markstein, Dr. Vecchione, the school princi­ stealer Willie Upshaw in second inning weather tried to put a damper on school as seventh-graders because pared for change in life, noting that in her welcoming address, said pal, said afterward that she had a of Cubs thianks to Foster dency toward seeking "Instant their graduation Thursday the now-adjacent Junior high gratification.” "there are no guarantees.” that she and her fellow graduates tough time deciding during the school had not yet opened. She also He urged them to be particuarly had “ grown into very unique delay whether to wait out the storm evening. "M any things in life take time to straight is a kick in the pants, in weeks the bullpen was strong. reminded them that they had to p re p a id for change in the work­ adults” during their time at or move the ceremonies Indoors, Bv Gerry Monlgon Rain and lightning held ^p the achieve,” he said. Blue Jays bullpen pays off especially with all of New York’s Sid Fernandez, 2-4, struck out a cope with renovation work that place, and cited a recent prediction RHAM. She said she will miss " I t was a very hard decision,” she United Press International outdoor ceremonies for 45 minutes. McKenna also warned of a runs Thursday unearned. career-high 10 in six innings, And when they finally got under recently began at the high school. that about 80 percent of the jobs basketball games, pep rallies, and sighed. growing trend for people to shy NEW Y O R K - Last season, the With a single swing, Foster not allowing five hits and two walks to way, graduates and spectators expected to be available by the other aspects of the school. Vecchione said more than 60 away from taking personal action Chicago Cubs took tbe sting out of only helped erase the memory of break a personal four-game losing alike had to endure chilly tempera­ JAMES M cKENNA, who left his year 2000 "do not exist today.” L e a v i^ it, she said, “ will be the percent of this year's graduates and instead criticize the actions of what could have been a tight tbe Cutis' dominance of last streak. tures along with occasional post as assistant principal of others. "W e have become a society GiacoM>e also told the graduates hardest thing we will do.” from RHAM will go on to college, this time against the Bosox division race by beating tbe then season, but he broke a l-for-18 ^ raindrops. RHAM last October to become that continuing their education will Salutatorian Gregory Augustine the highest percentage ever for the Roger McDowell, in his first of viewers rather than doers," he second-place New York. Mets in slump in dramatic fashion. His ‘ But the weather seemed to principal of Lyman Memorial be essential for their survival. " I f told his fellow graduates, "Today school. " I t keeps going up every said. TORONTO (U P I) - A Uttle two batters. pinch ran. Garth lorg singled off seven of eight meeting* in July and opposite-field, baaes-loaded shot in appearance since injuring his right matter little to the 172 graduates. Junior-Senior High School in Le­ you think you're through with is not the end — today is not even year,” she said. ankle June 7, pitched the last three He urged the graduates to act post-game levity at the lockers of "It was a big win,” said Lavelle. tbe glove of idicher Bob Ojeda and August. This year, the Mets have the third off starter Ray Fontenot, They beamed, cheered and banon, delivered the main address learning, you're through, period,” the beginning of the end. But today The graduates included 17 innings for his fourth save. He has and occasionally take risks in Toronto relievers Bill Caudill and “ Last weekend (when the Red Sox Fernandez sacrificed to put m a ^ a big down pasrment on 1-3, was his ninth homer of the clapped their way through the of the evening, telling the gradu­ order to solve society's problems. he said. is the end of the beginning.” members of the National Honor a 0.59 E R A in his last 11 relief Gary Lavelle told a lot about tbe swept (our games from Toronto in runner* at second and third. revenge. season and sixth game-winning regional high school's 28th com­ ates they will have to face trying Valedictorian William Harvey *‘WE SHOULD SHOULD GIVE Society. appearances. Mets relievers bad " I f we don't take I serious side of Thursday night’s 6-5 Boston), we couldn't do anything Bob Stanley, 2-3, relieved and "This takes away tbe psycholog­ RBI. lost five games in a 3-11 streak victory over the Boston Red Sox. right. HopefuBy. this weekend we Garcia greeted him by ripping a ical domination they had over us "1 know a lot of guys were prior to the Cubs series. "I don’t why these guys are won’t be able to do an)rthing two-run triple to tbe right-center last year," said Mets manager thinking about what transpired waiting for you,” needled Lavelle, wrong.” field fence. Lloyd Moseby followed Davey Johnson Thursday after last year against the Cubs," said Shortstop Chris Speier commit­ examining the throng of reporters Caudill’s nth save Ued Dale with a pi^MNit to short center field, George Foster's 12tb career grand Foster, who moved into a four-way ted an error In tbe third that led to Bolton graduates sUuMling by Caudill's locker. Murray’s record for nMst saves in but Steve Lyons' throw to the plate slam lifted the Meta to their fourth tie for fourth place among all-time all the Mets runs. With two out, “ I don't know why either,” shot a season by a Blue Jays reliever went up tte first-base line and straight victory, 5-3, and a sweep of National League grand slam lead­ Kelvin Chapman singled, and back Caudill. “ You did the hard and was the lOOtb in his seven-year Garcia scored easily. their four-game series with tbe ers. "It's Just too bad one hit Speier could not handle Ray part; I did the easy part.” career. “ It was a gamble," admitted Cubs. cannot give you 30-40 points on Knight's grounder up the middle.. "M y th meant a lot to me and praise their school With the Blue Jays nursing a 100 Garcia, who drove in (our run*. "T o come off a 1-6 road trip and your average.” Gary Carter walked to load the one-run lead and a runner at first the ballclub,” said the 28-year-old “Tbe ball was short enough to bounce back like this is a big allot in For tbe fourth straight game, the bases, and Foster drove an 0-1 By Susan Vauahn girls,” Groot said of the 339- with none out in tbe top of tbe relief ace. “ Hopefully, I can go (or throw out Willie Wilson.” the arm ." Mets received solid pitching from pitch over the right center field Herald Reporter student high school. “ You get to dghth, Lavelle was inserted to 200.” For the Red Sox, the Ion was For Chicago, to have lost nine their starter, and for tbe first time wall. Trailing S-i, the Blue Jays struck only tbe fifth in their last 22 games know the teachers one on one.” reidace reliever Jim Acker. The S5-year-old southpaw re­ for a pair of runs in the fifth on and reminded manager John BOLTON — “I'm feeling ner­ He said, for example, that one sponded by inducing Mike Easier Tony Fernandes' run-scoring tri­ McNamara of two of his club's vous, excited, sad. I'm feeling teacher allowed him to bring a late to ground into a double play and ple followed by Damaso Garcia’s weekend come-from-behind victo­ everything possible now.” homework assignment to her home Volunteers Instrumental striking out Dwight Evans, who RBI single. ries over tbe Jays. Those were the words of Bolton so that he could graduate. bad earlier belted a two-run Toronto rallied for three more “ They did to us what we did to High School senior Taml Wagner Groot said he was upset that the homer. runs in the seventh to take a 6-5 them in Boston,” said McNamara. ‘ as she was having the collar put on art program at the high school Lavelle went on to record the lead. "W e bad a 5-1 lead and didn’t win." In running the Relays her graduation robe by Latin would be cut next year from six to first out in the ninth before giving Buck Martinez led off the inning Acker, 4-1, worked two-thirds of ' teacher Susan Murray. four courses and that Winter's job way to Caudill, who retired the last with a single and Lou Thornton an inning to earn tbe victory. sion stand to Sunday where Wagner’s feelings summed up would be cut to part-time. By Len Auster from morning until late after­ they're on the road handling tbe noon. We also have 20-30 people those of several seniors who Class president and salutatorian Sports Editor water stops and timing,” says transferring equipment from crowded into a classroom to put on Patricia Sobol also praised the Tbe MCC New England Re- Frank Kiiiel, personnel chair­ the high school to MCC (or the their caps and gowns before the teachers, saying they let students Unbeaten MB’s now at 9-0 lasm, which celebrates its lOtb man, who is in charge of lOK (Sunday),” Kinel adds. Bolton graduation ceremony work at their own speed. aimiversary this weekend, in arranging for tbe needed Volunteers also serve as Thursday night. She said she felt prepared to Nine and Oh. Chris Petersen and Dave Smytbe Smythe's shot in the bottom of-, recent years has received a big volunteers. ticket takers, oversee registra­ The students were obviously enter Yale University next fall. “ I Moriarty Brothers remained un­ socked home runs, and shortstop the frame proved to be tbe finastoial boost from Pratt and That, Kinel says, is not a task. tion which according to Kinel is excited about graduating and wouldn’t have gone anywhere beaten Thursday night, nipping Ray Sullivan continued his fine game-winner. Whitney. This year's contribu­ " I don’t have a problem getting a huge task and handle the Petersen, who yanked one out in unashamedly candid about the else,” she said. WaiUng Big Dollar Liquors of glove work for the victors. tion is 98.000. Tbe financial people to help. All the work they general odd jobs. They also the first inning, added a double to warm feelings they held for Bolton Bristol, 2-1, in Twilight League Labbe (3-0) fanned Just one assistance is greatly appre­ do is appreciated and at the pitch in for the cleanup action at Moriarty Field. batter and walked none account for one-third of the MBs' same time it seems like they High School. SENIOR JIM BOLES said that ciated and goes a long way in afterwards. A little bit of pitching, hitting and The visitors tallied their lone run six-hit offense. Bill Martin took tbe running the two-day event. But enjoy helping.” Wagner, who plans to be an the past week had been "rough” defense — the same blend that has in the top of the fourth. Duke Snider loss for Big Dollar, 4-5. it is not what makes the Relays. For each field event, there are The Relays has had its share English teacher and writer, said with preparation for graduation. made them the toast of the league singled, moved to third on a Moriarty Brothers will go (or What makes tbe Relays are between 8-10 volunteers needed. of regulars. There have been the school had given her "two of "W e've been saying goodbyes for a — contributed to the MBs' ninth two-base throwing error and then their 19th straight Sunday, when the volunteers, tbe men and They measure distances, re­ people like Vern Hauschild, who they travM to Newington High for a the best English teachers I could month,” he said. straight victory. came home on a sacrifice fly by women in tbe trenches who help cord results and keep tabs on all will be unable to attend thi* year ask for. They kept me writing and Although the high school is Brian Labbe tossed a four-hitter. Mike Giovanotzo. 5 p.m. contest against Newington. keep the operation running entrants, etc. At least 16 timers because of illness, Bruce Wat­ learning all the time.” small. Boles said there is a wide smoothiy. are needed at one time (or each kins, the Mel Stoltenberg fam ily One of those teachers was Joan range of groups a student can Were it not for tbe volunteers, running event. “ They work in and tbeSchwarzs, Joan and Bill Hopper, who had written on the choose to become Involved with. Charges against Brown dropped tbe Relays would not be what shifts." Kinel says. "Some work and their kids. They have been, blackboard of the classroom, He will attend the University of they are — a communinity- half tbe day and there are those Kinel estimates, over 1000 sponsored and community- who work all day." wbo've donated their valuable "Happy Graduation. Best wishes Connecticut in the fall, aiming for LOS ANGELES (UPI) - Pro- the court to hold Mr. Brown to Brosm should stand trial in Super­ HsrsM phela* by Tsiqutilo The vidunteer work doe* not time to tbe Relays over its for happiness and great success. an eventual law degree. socutors, in a dramatic courtroom stand trial," prosecutor Dino Ful- ior Oouit, sat in stuiuiedoilenoe as supported event. goni told Mc^dpal Court Judge There are between ISO and 200 begin on Saturday. That started 10-year lifespan. Love to all, Mrs. Hopper.” Glenn Goodrich said he liked For Wondy Plotky, abova, of the Bolton High School about-faco, announced they no tbe Judge — calling the prooecn- Candace Cooper moments before volunteers (or the two days. today — this morning — as the "N o. it would be impoMible to going to a small school because he loafer believed in their own case tor’s request “ srell- fouiided" — data of 1965, there was a sad, wistful moment waiting for final arguments were to begin "They’re all tbe way from track and surroumbig lands­ put on tbe Relays without tbe GRADUATE BILL GROOT cre­ got to know everybody. He has and asked that rape charges agreed to drop the charges of rape, the caramonlaa to begin Thursday. At left, Jordan against football Hall of Famer- Thursday. handUng the field events, tim­ cape was put into stope (or volunteers," Kinel answers. dited his art teacher, Sarah been accepted at Thames Valley sexual battery and assault Cohen, 5, carries flowers over her shoulder as she walks turned- actor Jim Brown be Spectators attending tbe three- ing at track events, setting up Saturday's track and field com­ They’re tbe ones who make it Winter, with giving him a solid State Technical College in the beside her mother, Kye Cohen. The flowers were for dropped. day preliminary bearing, expect­ BrawiL 49, had mainudned his hurdles and running the conces­ petition. "T b e setting up runs tick. background in art. " I f it weren’t industrial electronics program. “ I think it would a travesty to ask ing to hear Fulgoni argue that inaoccnoe througbout the case. .for her, I wouldn’t have known Andy Minicucci summed up graduate Taml Wigner. .about Pratt Institute," he said. another feeling among the gradu­ *' Groot plans to attend Pratt next ates as they were preparing to ^all Uj prepare for a career in either leave a secure world Thursday. Fire CaUa % rapUc ttosign or illustration. "It's great now, but I'm nervous -T OUTSTANDING Whalers learning draft 1$ proper path to follow Z.- " A small school is definitely about what’s going to happen 'better, even though it has less tomorrow,” he said. Tolland County SALES AWARD Though Saturday marks the sixth anniversary of This year's top choice, Dana Murzyn, is a 8-3, wrinkles on tbe smoothest of surfaces. Or at least, 210-pound backguard who reportedly can do it aU. harden the interior. | Tuesday, 11:18 p.m. — motor the NHL-WHA merger, the Hartford Whaler* have According to tbe Central Scouting Bureau, Murzjm Consider Sylvain Cote, last year's No. 1 Whale pick. vehicle accident. South Street, lefcon half a decade to Join the 1990s. After learning tbe PATTI BICKFORD can skate, shoot, pass, score and hit with tbe best. This The 19-year old defenseman, the 11th selection Coventry (North Coventry, South -hard way. Hartford has slowly, painfully pursued tbe 8HS graduates listed Bob past season, be taUied 32 goals and asoisted on 80 overall, had a miserable rookie season. A potentially Coventry, Andover). For the month of April was awarded to proper path towards building respectability. others for 82 points in 72 games with Calgary of tbe explosive puck-rusher, Cote was confused of his role Thursday, 2 p.m. — brush fire. Patti Bickford by tbe Greater Hartford ” Through the draft. 'H e r # Is 0 list of the Bolton Clou of Molonie Ann* Lane, *M*lonlo Morion -T h e Whalen seemed lost two yeara after garnering Bapetti WHL. on the ice (for awhile, be was even put at left wing Lomolro, Donlol Jomot Loolbo. Town Hills Drive. Coventry (North t m Board of I^ lto rg on June 12 at a dinner Murzyn. the third defenseman tabbed, has been after sparse blue line action). Learning a new Jon Luck, Mlchool Jam** Mokuch, Coventry, South Coventry). 'i f grand total of 45 point* in the 1983-84 campaign. A •Donoo Mortholl, John Dovid AAou- held at the M arriott H o M in Farm ington. HeraM Sports Writer emnpersd to a Larry Robinson or a Rod Langway. langua^ (or tbe French-Canadian was an added PrMWMN: Patricio Sobol T h u rs^y, 7:53 p.m. — person E8W generat manager was signed on to guide them. v m m sMsiit: Slitabath Hico luccl, Evelyn McMahon, Amy Miller, PattiB hag been a Realtor Aaaocalate gel­ end when he came to a fork in the road, Elmile Francia Fanatics should note that Robinson and Langway complication. Jocrwarv: Tamara Woonor LIta Ann* Miller, Andrew MlnIcuccI, down. Box Mountain Drive, Bolton ling Greater Hartford Real Eatateforaev- were bit part Goonies for a few seasons before settiing t riBSurar; Mohmlo Lomolro DavM Alfred Mix Jr., Robert Nell, *Chl (Bolton, Manchester). said "L e t’s go thisraray.” Kim Thi Nouven, *W*ndy Jon* Plotkv, eral yeara. She reaidea in GlastonbiuY into lead roles and winning two Norris Trophies F ive of tbe top 10. and 11 of the 21 first round players Thursday. 9:39 p.m. — motor Even Francis wHl’^ to atumbUng along the way Marti W. Aonot. Idword Anthony Ooonna Mori* Pullo, Lone* Jeffrey with ner huaband. Patti would like to apiece (or the Canadiens and Capital*. in tbe 1984 entry draft were defensemen. None of Purdy, Allten Elltobeth Romaelllnl, a few times, but afieost the Whale machine has kept it ' ' Jr.. Usa ScKkmon. Kim Sell, vehicle accident with minor Injur­ thank all her clients and friends in contrib­ Some scouts were turned off by Murzyn’s them, including Cote and Nos. 4-8, Craig Redmond, BSward Solot, Ellon Allton •Tracey Rich, Thomas F. Rllev. ies, Route 6 and South Street, la forward gear. 1. Cardllt. DovM John uting to her succeaafttl achievements. don't make tbe ptayuffs the first five selections. The over-aggressiveness that resulted in a mueb- A L lafrate and P etr Svoboda, set the league on fire. Coventry (Bolton). It might seem a Uttle eariy (the 198S« season is ^ Chrtt Maroarot Chamorka, Ann Marl* Rotchboch, LIta Mlchell* team with the lowest poiat total goes first, and the rest publidsed fight with a teammate during the past All of the higher picks showed definite potential. cSlil. OovIdOirrv. Oanlol N. Ruei, John Natal* Rutinl, Thomot three months sw ay), but tbe Whalen' No. Idraftpick ' NUdMlIa Dolv. Carol ~ ' jN N h Rueeell Jr.. Oovld W. Saraent, FREE MARKET EVAi UATION has to be put In penpective before tbe deluge of (oOow suit. H artforf, with 88 points (14th best winter. Clubs that build up their rookies, especially ’anuny Lvnni i.JOV •Patrlda Lynn S ^ l , Christie Ann training cwnp m e ^ rush and the atunial exagger­ \ overaU), ranked fifth among also-rans. “ That doesn’t bother us at all," said Francis, "We teenagers, are only asking (or trouble. ti Anthony r Staloer. Jam** C. Stiller, Susonn* “We wanted to keep our No. 5 pick, because put a star on the waU (or that." “For anybody to say this player or that player is Jo noMs. •Faith RoMn Supbl*. Cheryl Symondt, Clan* Marie ated expecutions of a ticket-conscience front office. nradtrtck Ootolv. Teetler, Todd To w m , •Mythlll Venko- EMERGENCY “ The night before the draft, 1 was offered three hopefully, we sron’t get a chance to ^ a fifth pick Mursyn has a lot o f growing up to do between now going to come in and turn the franchise armnid. you 'It, Olann Scott tokrlshnan, Dominic J. Verdon*. Tom- Fire — Police — Medical nlayen off the roster of an NHL club for our No. 1 .'gain,” added The Cat'. and the time his 19th birthday rolls around on gotta be outta your bead," Frands exclaimed. M w ^ Oroot, ora R. Woonor, •Melitta Adrienn* December 9. This Is no claim that the Big Kid suffers This is tbe same regimen that mode tbe prediction Wotae, •Ann H. Wledl*. Eric Jeffrey nick," noted Frands, at a post-draft press luncheon I f there was one component that the Whalers lacked m *Ooftroy Wray. DIAL 911 flmraday in Hartford. "But we want to build a naost in 1984-86, it was a big defenseman who could do from immaturity (a criterion (or adolescence), but last September that rookie left wing David Jensen ___ AlWOW Htatky. •Oraduotlno with honors and a the education of playing a few months in the National wonld s o o n 88 goals. SBctoos*** m ore than get in the way. 0w8(i A^orl# member of the Notional Honor In Manchester 63 East Center St., Minchester, 643-4060 Hockey League for a last place team can put som e. KaOM, JOHNS Kittoll, Society. . x C t t m a t rules grant tbe five teams (out of 21) tha^ They got one, H ie Whalers are learning.

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l i - MANCHESTER HERALD. Friday. June 21, 19M The Orioles firing of Joe Altobelli was Inevitable] Sports In Brief Summsr hoop boglns Monday Unfortunately, as is often the case in thesp thihgs, was the toughest lefty for lefthancM Wttera In 19^ Joe Altobelli's firing was inevitable last September, Manchestgr Rec Department’s summer basketball leagues the Altobelli firing wasn't handled well. He went in to and had allowed only one previous when everyone north of Capetown knew that Orioles score in 25 ... A lot of people around the Orioles are begin pUy Monday night at Charter Oak Park courts. League owner Edward Bennett Williams wanted to make the see Peters at 9; 30 the morning after reports broke that . . . _ . . — I- -I—,i,,g every game Jn play is Monday thru Thursday nighU at 7 and S p.m. he was gone^ but Hank was off in Washington at a concerned that Fred L p n 's playing every game change. center field is waring hint down.''The“ The balliMta heh ^hit liie r e are four divisions, three men’s — Northern, Southern Five runs in the third inning meeting with Williams and Weaver. Altobelli went to powered South Windsor to a 7-3 Altobelli had managed them to a world champion­ Baseball don'taon I navehove theme carry I y wwjriney msmdid earlier In ------and Eastern — and a women’s division for the first time this ship the previous year. But his shy tendency to his office, cleared things out and left. "1 always summer. victory over Manchester in Zone thought this was a class organisation, he said. “ I says one scout, but Lynn is not able to goaak for any withdraw — he sometimes went through one- and League play runs from June M thru August 8. Eight American Legion baseball guess I was sadly mistaken.” time off ... Two starts in twoKlay period of not talking to his coaches and some Peter Gammons great scout, Howie Haak, watched Ed Whitson j^ t action Thursday night at MCC's players called him “ Foggy” behind his back — had Cougar Field. The game was RED SOX MANAGER JOHN McNAMARA believes clocked at 91-92 mph for four and five innings, thfn created a deadened atmosphere, and William felt then drop to 84 In the fifth and sixth, ^aak Md Dr. Sing to put on dlnlc c a li^ after six innings because of that they needed the spark that Earl Weaver used to the nnost untterrated player on his team is Rich By Ion Love darkness. Gedman. “ He is really growing blossoming in every Billy Martin talked to him about it, and Whitson s nwt provide. General manager Hank Peters was vehe­ 1 start — June 10 — he threw his best game of the yepr As part of the lOth anniversary of the MCC New England United Press Infernaflonol The loss snapped Post 102’s way," says McNamara. “ He's a very intelligent mently opposed to Weaver, and in anticipation that he against Toronto as he went back to throwing hardi Relays, Dr. Robert Sing, an osteopathic surgeon from four-game winning streak and cou l^'t save Altobelli last September, Peters called he became the focal point of attention. Pitchers who young man, which some people don't realise. He's Philadelphia, Pa., will present a clinic Saturday on training for Given a fresh outlook with a new dropped them to 1-1 in Zone Eight John McNamara — to whom he'd offered the Job when didn't perform shifted the blame to Altobelli. really learning about catching from Rene Lache- field events in track anq field and the art of throwing the Javelin. team in a new league, LaMarr play and 25 overall. Manchester Is Backbiting that never existed under Weaver cropped mann. As far as I'm concerned, there should be no Hoyt is pitching like the Cy Young Weaver quit in 1982 — to see if he was interested, but THE ANGELS REALLY FEEL that they havff a ’The clinic wUI be approximately 1:48 p.m. following Dr, Sing’s back In action Saturday night with up. The team became completely listless. There was a question about Rich Gedman being the all-star Award winner of old. a doubleheader at Keene, N.H. The McNamara already had his eyes on Boston. chance to sign Auburn's Bo Jackson, as scouting participation in the Men’s Open Javelin. rift between certain coaches. catcher.'' Gedman was seldom allowed to bat against At least he’s getting the victo­ squad returns home (or an exhibi­ Williams and Peters then did what they thought was , director Larry Himes is pulling out all the argumeriU “ They needed some sort of spark," former Oriole leRles in his first four years, as Ralph Houk brought ries. Hoyt won his seventh straight tion game Sunday night at Mor- right to Altobelli by giving him another chance, but' — not to mention Gene Autry's moneybags — in gn instead it turned out to be the cruelest punishment of Ken Singleton, now a television journalist in him along slowly, and he had a career total of U RBI TAG Junior Olympict Sunday Thursday as the San Diego Padres iarty Field against Wethersfield at Baltimore and on Toronto cable TV, said last week. against them. ‘This season, he leads Boston in RBI effort to get the 20th round draft pick to sign. How gofd defeated the San Francisco Giants all. The man spent the winter, spring and training and does Himes think Jackson Is? “ He has the stren^hAf 7:30 p.m. “ Things weren't the same. They needed the kind of against lefthanders with 18 after knocking in the N E W H AV E N — The TAC Connecticut Junior Olympics Track 28 at Jack Murphy Stadium. Toby Lussier spun a six-hitter to the first two months being asked about his job Lance Parrish, the bat-speed of Jim Rice and tpe spark Earl can provide. He will liven things up, you game-winners off Toronto's Gary Lavelle last and Field Championship, which will be the qualifying meet forall Hoyt, B-4, won the Cy Young lead South Windsor. Two of the hits security. The players knew it, too, and when things speed of Willie Wilson," claims Himes. ; started going badly, especially with the pitching staff. can be sure of that " ThocsdP'’ ■'ight. Hiat was no small feat, since Lavelle Connecticut athletes, will be held Sunday at Bowen Field in New awaid In 1B63 as a member of tbe off Lussier came off the bat of- Haven starting at B a.m. Chicago White Sox. He was 24-10 Larry Stanford. ’The top three athletes in each age group will advance to the that year, but in 1984 the 2foot-2, Manchester Jumped in front with TAC. Region I Track and Field Championships on June 2^30 to be 244-pounder dropped to 1218. a tw2 run first inning. Jim Fogarty held in New Haven. In tbe off-season the White Sox and Sean McCarthy walked and traded Hoyt to the Padres along Stanford's bunt single loaded the laadt Atlanta Claaalc with two minor league players for bases. Mike Custer dumped a SCOREBOARD suit pitchers Tim Lollar and Bill Long UFI photo single to right plating two runs. and infielders Luis Salazar and ATLAN TA — Tony Sills is happy that he's playing pro golf at South Windsor did the bulk of its Ozzie Guillen. damage in the third inning with a all, so you can imagine how he feels about leading a 8^,000 John Toner, director of athletics of the University of BluaJayt6.RMI8ax5 TwInall.RoyalaS Cardinaia 5, PhllllN 0 Tbe 30-year-old right-hander two-run single by D.J. Jones, RBI tournament. Thursday allowed nine hits against Connecticut, Chairman of the Special NCAA Committee single by Scott Shaw and two-run Baseball TORONTO MINNRSOTA KANSAS CITY PHILAOBLPHIA S T. ------LOUIS-- ^ Sills underwent five colon operations between IB74 and 1B88 — the Giants, two of them homers to for National Drug Testing Policy, outlines his double by Stan Boudarz highlight­ Softball Golf ObrbM ObrhM brhbl obrhM a r h M a r IM that and failing six times to qualify for his Tour card raised Jeff Leonard, but struck out six committee’s proposals for athletic drug testing at press ing the frame. South Windsor Is Lyora cf 3 110 Gordo a 3 1 3 4 Pbekett cf 4 0 4 4 Wilson cf 4 4 4 1 Samuel a 5 0 0 0 Coleman If 3 1D 0 serious doubts about the 2B-year-old Californian’s future as a doggs 3b 3 12 0 NMubv ct 3 0 0 1 Wshngt a 5 2 3 0 Smith If 3 3 3 3 Schu 3b 4 02 0 McGee cf S 24 1 and walked only one. conference Thursday. now 2-1 ‘ in Zone, play and 2-2 AL atandinga Rice It 4010 Bell If 4 00 0 Hatcher It 5 1 1 0 Jones It 0 0 0 0 Haves cf 3 0 0 0 Herr a 5 O'! 1 golfer. "He threw maybe about six overall. Rec Mlnnictiaug Bucknr 1b 3 12 3 Barfield rf 3 0 0 0 Brnnsky rf 4 1 2 2 Leeper If 10 0 0 Schmidt 1b4 0 0 0 Clark 1b 4 0T0, But Sills, who finally got his card two and a half years ago, says hangers grith his breaking ball,” Eoeler dh 4 12 0 Brrghs dh 3 0 0 0 Hrbek 1b 4 10 0 Brett a 5 03 5 WINon cf 4 0 1 0 Vn Slyk rf 3 3,1 1 Manchester’s final run came in Manchettsr Pizza walloped B.A. WOMIN'S 9 HOLKS — A Grou — 4 3 10 Orta dh 3 0 3 0 4 0 3 0 Lawless a 1 0-1 1 he’s ” in good health now.” He certainly indicated so Thursday said San Diego manager Dick the home third, Stanford scoring Bitty PhlHIpt 5%, 6 Grou -— Carrie Evans rt 3 112 MotBk dh 1 0 0 0 Smelly dh Virgil c Club, 9-2, at Nik* FItId Thursday night. W L Pet. M Gedman c 4 0 0 0 UPSiMMr 1b 4 0 1 0 Teufel a 5 13 1 McRoe dh 0 0 0 0 GGross If 3 0 0 0 Smith M 4 0 « 0 when he posted nine birdies en route to a 7-under- par 65 and a Williams, “ but be kept all but two on a fielder's choice by Custer. Don GrMnwood ripped three hits for Ltlohtr 51. C Gro»i — Lsa Juro* 4t. 40 .4IS — 3 0 3 1 Wothon pr 0 0 0 0 Lonoetl drive on lllh hoi* — Hazel Toronto 25 Barrett 2b 4 0 0 0 Martinsi c 1 0 1 0 Gagne ss Tekulve p 0 0 0 0 NIsto c 1 on 1 of them in the park. If you can win the winners, while Art Nowell, Dan Detrott 34 » .511 2W Hoffmn ee 4 0 10 Thorntn pr 0 1 0 0 Burn ph 1 0 0 0 White a 5 0 10 Jsttz ti 4 0 3 0 Cox p 4 oh 0 one-stroke lead over Fuzxy Zoelier in the opening round of the NCAA looking at South Windsor 005 300 7-0-0 LotkI. Ntorut to pin on i7tt> hole — Bober, Tony Powell and Joe Bober Boston 35 29 .547 4Vi Whitt c 0 0 0 0 Goettl a 1110 Motley rf 5 0 0 0 10 10 Atlanta Classic. those kind of games, you're doing Manchostor 201 000 3-21 added two apiece. Don Fogln and Toni Guardino. KGross p Toby Lusslar and Chorllo Shovof; BoNknore 33 29 .5B 5W lore a 3 3 3 0 Loudner c 3 111 BalbonI 1b 5 1 2 0 Russell a 10 0 0 Tim Simpson, Mac O’Grady, Larry Rinker, Steve Pate, David good.” Kevin McCooeroppedopolrotsafetles New York 32 30 .514 4V5 Femnta ss 2 1 1 1 Sotos c 3 111 Sundbro c 5 0 1 0 Rucker p 0 0 0 0 Stontord, Jim Powers (4), Pete Fron- tor B.A. Club. 29 32 475 9 Blandn ss 3 1 1 0 Lundstrom and Bill Bergin — a local golfer who closed with an Rich Gossage pitched tbe ninth kovltch (4) and Brendan McCarthy. Milwaukee j j j . Thomas a 1 0 1 0 WP- Lussier; LP- Stanlord. PGA risiilti Cleveland 21 42 JB3 10 loro ph 10 0 0 Rowley p 0 0 0 0 eagle — were all at S-un(ler 67. And eight at 68 intruded U .S. Open to pick up his ISth save. drug testing plan I Toropto a io a a k — 4 Conepen ss 0 0 0 0 Corcorn If 1 0 0 0 Terry Kennedy, who had bo- WMt Slda 34 27 .557 — Pryor ph 10 0 0 runnerup Tze-Chung Chen of Taiwan, the Classic’s defentUng SMMStAltogMGfttCMHlC CMcogo Gomo-winning RBI— Mossbv (4). TetoN a 0 9 0 TetaN 3SS^ S mered earlier in the game off Mike Mudvllle Nine downed Red-Lee, S-2, Colltarnla 35 29 J47 Vi DP— Beslan 1, Toronto! LOB— Boston TetoN 41 11 17 10 TetaN 41 0 14 t PhllodMpMa oa as 410^0 champion Tom Kite and Ray Floyd. At Anonta, Jsoato Knikow, belted a a two-run double By Ira Koufmon Council. at Poganl Field. John McMahon (F a r7 » Kansas City 33 31 .514 2Vi 4. Toronto 3 2B— Hotfmon, loro I MNnsseta l****L*SrU SI. LeuN MIOWSlKv-S punched two hits for Mudvllle, while OMIond 32 32 .500 3Vi Gordo, Boggs, Lyons. 3 B -FO To n d «, Koneos Clfv N 1 4 a t a - I Game-winning RBI— M cO a(7). • off losing pitcher Mark Davis that United Press International Unlike that propceal — which did Minny Gome-winning RBI — Puckett (4). Steve Boland cracked a pair for Tony Sim 31-34-45 Seattle 29 34 .444 7 Gordo. HR— Evans (9), Buckner (7). E— K.Gross. Samuel. DP— St. LouN 1. not include street drugs on its list of Red-Lee. Minnesota 17 35 .415 7Vi S r emondez. SF— Buckner, Mossbv. E— SmUh, Jones. DP— Minnesota LOB— Philadelphia 10, St. Louis Ml. Memphis State under NCAA scrutiny capped a three-run eighth inning to Fuzzv Zoriltr 3333-44 It 1. LOB— Minnesota 10, Kansas City 10. NEW ORLEANS, La. - VowUg banned chemicals — Toner's com­ Stovt Pato 3355-W Texas 39 400 to 2B— Van SIvke, Wilson, Herr 2. SB— ' give Hoyt tbe victory. _ IP H RRR BBSO 2B— Orta, Hatcher, Smalley, BalbonI, McGee(27),VanSlyke(l1). ; Kennedy was 2for-16 against “ we're for real and we mean mittee is recommending a com­ PiganI BUI Bergin 3333—S Oakland 12, Chicago 1 Wilson, Goettl. 3B— Wllsori, Smlth,Puck- NEW YORK — Memphis State basketball boosters aUegedly Mac O'Gradv 3453-W Davis, 3-4, before his game- business,” the chairman of a plex, costly plan for drug testing in Detroit V), New York 9 (10 Inninos) Oledo*" 41-3 1 5 5 0 3 ett. HR— Loudner (3). SB— Wilson 2 IP H r r r b b ;s o made payments of up to $1,800 a month to keep ’Tiger players at to name Manchester JCs rallied to beat Tim SImpton 35^9— all championship cempetition on Renn's Tovern, $-3, at Poganl. For the Lorry Rkikw 3334-47 Toronto 4b Boston 5 Stanley (L 23) 123 1 1 I 1 1 (14). SF— Smith. PMtodsiphia the school, a published report says. Yvinning double. special NCAA committee says a JCs, Dave Feign smacked a triple and David ljundrirom 3334-W Collfornia 4, Cleveland 0 Terenle K.Grow (L 57) 3 5 3 3 4-3 WillianM said benching Kennedy widespread drug-testing plan for the Division I level, with Divisions Minnesota 11, Kansas City 0 Alexander 413 9 5 5 2 2 IP H R ER BB SO In an article published ’Thursday, Sports Illustrated magazine two singles, while Rich Robbins and Tom Klta 3 4 3 4 -« Rucker 3 3 1 1 2 3 in a clutch situation, even against inteivollegiate athletics will likely II and III being tested in only two Tony McFoll added two each. Six Ray Floyd 3335-41 Seattle 11,Jexas 3 _ Acker (W 4-1) 33 1 0 0 0 0 Mlnnsseto Rowley 1 0 0 0 4 0 quoted a former employee as saying Wiiliam Tanner, founder of players had one hit each for Renn's. Lavelle 113 0 0 0 0 l Butcher 3 33 9 4 4 1 3 Taulve 1 1 1 0 a 0 Davis was unthinkable. be implemented by August 1986. or three championship events. Henning Gora Kodi 3553-41 Uie Golden Tiger booster club, gave money to Memphis State Ron Stttck New YorkINIekro 7-5) at Detroit CaudIU (S 11) 23 0 0 0 0 0 Lvsonder 133 3 2 3 0 1 St. LeuN ‘ 'Terry hadn't had a hit off Davis John Toner, bead of the Special “ We (eel drug-testing should 3553-41 (O'Neol 1-1), 7:35 p.m. Acker pitched to 1 batter InOlh. Wordle 0 1 0 0 1 0 basketbali coach Dana Kirk “ for the procurement and support” RonnI* Block 3453-41 Cox (W 73) 9 9 0 0 2 7 in 16 at-bats, but he’s my hitter and NCAA Committee for National include not only performance- Chartar Oak Scott Slmpnn 3434-JI Boston (Hurst 24) at Toronto (Key 4-2), HBP— by Alexander (Lyons), by Oledo EutomI (W 13) 133 3 0 0 0 2 T — 2:41 A-32597. ; of players. Tz*-Chuna Chan 3553-41 7:35 p.m. Kiardo). T — 3:M. A-35Jia. Whltehouse (SI) 3 10 0 1 1 he’s my leading RBI man,” Drug Testing Policy, held a news enhancing chemicals, but street BLOOMINGTON, Minn. (UPI) MCC Vets nipped Connecticut Bank California (McCosklll 1-5) at Chloogo KonsosCIty Sports Illustrated said the claim was made by Harry Davis, a drugs as well to ensure a clean and & Trust, 7-4, at Fitzgerald Field. Jim Tommy Valentin* 3454-41 (Bannister 5-4), 0:30 p.m. Lelbrondt 3 23 I 5 4 0 3 Plrataa2.Expos1 Williams said. “ I'm not going to conference Thursday during the — The Minnesota North Stars are Silver, Pete Romev, Carl Saricihl and CMp Back 3534-49 Seattle (Moore 44) at Kansas City Tlgara la Yankaaa 0 |I0 ) LoCoss 213 3 3 3 5 0 4 former vice president and controlier of a company owned by idncb hit for him. There's no way NCAA's special convention ad­ fair competitive championship^” expected today to tap Lorne John Kecmey drilled two hits apiece Jaff Hart 3435-49 Hal Sutton 3435-49 (Block 54), 0:35 pjn. BeckwNh (L I-4 ) 3 4 3 3 0 4 Tanner. I ’ll do that. dressing the integrity problems of Toner said. Henning, coach of the team’s farm tor the victors. John Colgon led CBT Texas (Mason 54) at Mlnnesoto Wordle Mtched to 3 batters In 4th; PITTSBURGH MONTRBAL ' ’The NCAA is investigating the matter of payments— said to be with a pair of hits. Don Poolav 3435-49 (Schrom 5 ^ . 0:35 p.m. NEW YORK DETROIT LoCoss pitched to 3 batters In 7th; a r h M a r h M “ If I ever take Kennedy, (Steve) intercollegiate sports to reveal the club, to become Minnesota’s bead Tonight's make-up game: CBT vs. David e ’osl 3534-W ObrhM ObrhM Almon If 5 0 2 0 Raines N 4 0(1 0 up to $1,500 a month — and also the giving of cars to players, “ We want to prevent non-users Jaff Sondart 3 3 3 4 -« Bottlmare (Boddicker 74) at Hendrsn c fl 3 3 3 Whltakr a s 3 2 3 Eutomla pitched to 1 batter In 1th. Garvey or (Tony) Gwynn out (or a results of a study into drug abuse coach. Highland Park Morket, 4— Fitzgerald. Milwaukee (Hlguera 44), 0:35p.m. T— 3:32 A— 31541. Morrlsn a 4 0 0 0 Low a 4 1.1 0 which came to light after internal investigations by the schooi from feeling forced to use drugs Gaorita Burnt 3435-49 Griffey If 4 13 1 Trmmll ss 5 3 3 0 M aick 1b 3 0 0 0 Froncen rf 1 O-O 0 pinch-hitter, you better have me and collegiate sports. The North Stars have scheduled Lanny Wadklni 3334-44 Cleveland (Bshsrxia 0-1) at OokloiKl Mttnglv 1b 5 1 0 0 (Mbson cf 4 1 1 1 Hendrcfc rf 4 0 0 0 Drisssn 1b 4 0|1 0 and a grand Jury probe into loial gambling on ’Tiger games. psycdioanaly z^ . ” “ I've been around long enough to Just to remain competitive. I think a news conference (or today, and Indapandant Roaar MaHbl* 3334-49 Wbifleld rf 4 1 3 3 Parrish dh 5 0 3 3 Pena c 4 0 2 0 Newmn pr 0 0,0 0 it’s safe to say that of the list of Cloranc* Rot* n - u - m (Sutton 5Q , 10:35 p.m. Bradlsv dh 3 0 1 National 0 Laagua Herndon raaulta If 4 1 1 0 Leonard hit a solo homer in the never count on approval, but I Henning, a former New York Buffalo Water Tavern edged Wilson SatoigaVs Bsnise Ray a 4 0 0 0 Brooks ss 4 0-0 0 Buddy (tardnar 3533-to Baylor dh 3 0 0 0 Gorbov 1b 5 1 0 1 Wynne cf 4 13 0 WallOCh a 3 » 0 0 settand inning and a three-run shot tUnk we’ll come up with an banned drugs, some are in use in Islanders player and assistant Electric, S-4> at Fitzgerald. Ken Bavler Loran Robarti 3534-49 Clevelcsid at Oakland Massey c 3 3 11 Sanchez rf 2 1 0 1 Palmer paces Seniors tourney every athletic program.” and Frank Lalashlus laced two hits CoUfornia at CMcogo Meta 5. Cuba 3 LeMostr ss 1 0 1 0 Dllone cf 3 4 1 0 in the sixth that put the Giants acceptable plan for the NCAA,” coach, is considered the most Danny Edwards 3534-49 New York at Detroit RndlOh a 5 1 1 0 Beremn ph 1 0 1 0 Lezeono If 0 1 0 1 FttzgerM c3 0^0 0 each tor the winners. Kevin Walsh wos GRibv Gllbart 3435-49 Pogllarl a 2 1 0 0 Castillo c 0 0 0 0 ahead 4-3. They built their lead to Toner said. Tbe committee Is recommend­ likely to replace Glen Sonmor the lone Wilson batter to collect two Boston at Toronto Orsulak If 2 0 0 0 St. Cloir p 0 GO 0 CLEVELAND — Aside from his legendary golfing exploits, Dannit Trixiar Medim ss 4 0 1 3 SImmnsCHICAGO rf 1 0 0 0 NEW YORK RhMen p 2 0 3 1 Dawson a 1 20 0 5-3 in the eighth on Chris Brown’s " It’s inevitable intercollegiate ing on-site testing at the start of a behind the bench. hits. Seattle ol Kansas City, rUght Melvin c 3 0 0 0 Arnold Palm er is a familiar face on tdevision from those Sulllvon Company erupted In a Texas at Minnesota, night a r h M a b rh M Holland p 1 0 1 0 Lucas p 0 40 0 RBI double. sports will have drug-testiiig at championship competition or at At 33, Henning would be tbe Evens 1b 0 0 0 0 Lopes If 3 10 0 Wilson cf 3 0 10 Schotnlr p 1 40 0 commercials he does for a tractor manufacturer. nine-run third to pummel ZembrowskI Batthnere ol Milwaukee, night Ptttaro pr 0 0 0 0 Davis took over when Krukow some point. If we do our job well, tbe championship's conclusion; youngest head coach in the Na­ All-Stars. 10-S, ot Robertson Park. LPGA riMilts Sondbrg a 4 1 2 0 Dykstra cf 1 0 0 0 Burke p 0 GO 0 Until recently, he fd t like be had been run over by the product Lopes p 0 0 0 0 Moreind rf 4 0 2 2 Chopmn a 4 I 3 0 Nicosia c 3 2 1 0 walked Al Bumbry to open the tbe plan will be in effect by tbe the depth of testing varies with the tional Hockey League. A native of Jerry Bulouclus hommered a home Lemon ph 1 0 0 0 run and a single, while Collins Judd, MIBSto Mavffaarar Cloaric NLalandInga Cev a 4 110 Knight a 4 1 1 0 TetoN 34 1 101 TotoN 31 1'S 0 he endorses. eighth. Davis walked Jerry Roys­ 1906^ season. We're sending out a sport. Melfort, Saskatchewan, be played Al ladMaagam. Jmato Bolr p 0 0 0 0 Durhm 1b 4 0 10 Carter 1b 3 10 0 PRNbora sasaoRH* " I had all these aches and pains all over,” he said. “ So, I took Jim Bombria and Tim O'Neill added Broekns a 5 1 1 1 Speler ss 3 0 3 1 Foster If 4 13 4 ter and Gwyim singled to center to message to the student-athlete that "In the sport of football, we feel with the Islanders from 1972-81. two hits each. For ZembrowskI, Bob (ForTB Telels a 9 11 S T etoN 41 It 12 9 Mattooi Mooaoa-1 two weeks off in May — didn’t play any go lf— and had a complete we’re for real and we mean it's possible to test all the teams Hoffman, Tony Copello, Jim Lapento Lake c 3 0 0 0 Chrstns rf 4 1 2 1 Oome-wlnnlng RBI — Rhodwt (1). • score Bumbry and put Royster on Sonmor took over (or Bill Maho­ W L Pet. « B ^hge sof v^keg vrtsgINg ^ggseered. Hebner ph 1 0 0 0 Reynolds cE— 4 0 LoMoster, 2 0 Fitzgerald, Raines. business.” involved prior to the champion­ and Jim Rook all had two hits apiece. Aik* Millar 3433-47 Montreal 30 30 .5to — New Verti a i a t t n t — 9 physical. third. Kennedy followed with his ney, who was fired early last Ldurl* Rkikar 3533-41 Jockson cf 3 0 0 0 Santano ssDP— 3 0 Montreal 0 0 3. L O B ^ I t t s b u ^ 4, Tonight's make-up game: Glenn New York 34 27 .571 V» DotloR O N tM IM I— N Davis ph 1 0 0 0 Fernndz p 2 0 0 0 ” My doctor told me I was fine. It was Just stress. I ’m mentally two-run double to give tbe Padres At tbe 1985 NCAA national ships (bowl games),” Toner said. season. Sonmor has told North Construction vs. Sulllvon Co.. 7:30 — Batti Solomon 3533-41 St. Louis 34 27 571 W M ontral 5. 2B— Law, Rhoda. SB— Donna Whit* 3433-49 Gome-whining RBI — None. Fontenot p 1 0 0 0 Stoub ph 10 0 0 Wynne (7). S— Rhoden, Lezeana tired, but there’s nothing physically wrong with me.” said the tbe 25 victory. (invention in Nashville, Tenn., a “ In men's and women’s basket­ Stars general manager Lou Nanne Fitzgerald. CMCODO 34 20 540 2 E— Podllarulo, Randolph 2, Whi­ Walker ph 1 0 0 0 McDowll p 0 0 0 0 Allison Finnav 3 5 3 4 -« PMtadSphta 25 30 507 i m taker. DP— New York 2. LOB— New 55-year4>ld Palmer. Elsewhere, New York beat the resolution to ban tbe use of certain ball, with 64 teams in Division I he wants to leave coaching and (tacky Foorton 3434-70 Sorensen p 0 0 0 0 IP H R B R B B S O Pittsburgh 22 40 551 14 York 11, Detroit 9. 2B— Henderson, Bosley ph 10 0 0 Indeed. Defending champion Palmer, overcoming erratic Cubs 23, Houston blanked Atlanta drugs and plans for a correspond­ tournaments, we cosuider testing return to a front office position. Nortliwn Morv Bath Zlmmarmon 3535-70 I PNNboiEh ~ Martha Fovar 3434-70 Trommdl. W Herndon. HR— Hossev Brusstor p 0 0 0 0 Rhoda (W 57) 7 3 1 0 3 5 putting, shot a 5-u^er-par 67 for a one-shot lead over Don 2-6, Pittsburgh edged Montreal 2-1 ing drug-testing procedure was there an impossibility because of The North Stars finished last Bob li Morle's Pizza topped Cox Son Diego 30 27 505 — (4), Whitaker (11), Henderson (7). TetaN B i l l TetoN a s M s Allc* Rttzmon 3534-70 Houston 34 » .511 IVi SB llendsri on 2 (a ), Randolph (3), Holtand (S 5) 3 2 0 0 0 1 January after ’Thursday's first round of the $280,000 Senior and St. Louis blanked Philadelphia removed from the floor and the time fac:tor — you Just couldn’t season with a 25-4212 record, fifth Coble, 7-S, at Robertson. Bob Green SlapiwnI* Forwla 3535— to CMcoge NIMOOIO— 1 Menlrsol and BUI Tedford stroked two hits each andnrwtl 13 X .514 4V5 Griffey (3). S— Meachom. SF— New Yerk M O S a a x -5 20. referred back to tbe NCAA get it done. worst in the NHL. Riddled with Amy Banz 3733-71 Lee Angeiss 13 » .514 4Vi Henderson. ScMzdr (L 3-3) 41-1 4 2 1 d 2 Tournament Players Championship. for the victors. For the losers, Steve Jon Stophansn 37-34-71 Gome-winning RBI — Foster (4). Burke 35 3 0 0 S 1 injuries, Minnesota ravaged the Pryor, Carl Turning and Jamie Smith Altanta 27 14 429 10 IF H RRRBBSO E— Speler. DP— Chicago 1. LOB— Astro* 2, Brsvss 0 Jon* Blalock 3534-71 Son Frondsco 21 X 400 13 New Verb St. CIMre 2 3 0 0 0 1 American Hockey League’s contributed two safeties apiece. Kottiy Pofttawalt 3435-71 Chicago 5, New York 5. 2B— KMoht, Lucas 3 1 0 0 0 1 Rasmussen 2 4 4 0 0 2 Reynolds, Foster, Sandberg 2 Speler. Martina In semifinal round At Atlanta, Phil Garner blasted a Springfield Indians for players — Koran Farmazal 37-34— 71 New York ICMooeol HBP— by Burke (Modlock). T — 259. RoMn Walton 3434-72 BerdI 1 )3 3 1 1 0 3 3B— . HR— Foster (9), ChrNtensen (3). A— 1MS7. two-run bomer in the eighth inning where Henning was coaching. Nika Son Olooo 4b Son Frondsco 5 Shirley 0 0 0 0 1 0 SB— Lopes3(25),Speler(1).SF— Speler. EASTBOURNE, England — Martina Navratilova overcame NCAA is trying Barb Bunkowdiv 3434-73 and Bob Knepper hurled a six- Washington Social Club overtook Pittsburgh Z Montreal 1 Fisher 323 2 1 1 3 3 her anger by using superior power to stop the determined Henning,said earlier this week Judy Ellis 3734-73 Houston 2, Atlanta 0 RIdiettI (L 44) 123 3 4 4 4 1 Ma|or Liigui Igadirt bitter over 8 2-3 innings to lead tbe Stephenson's. 9-8, at Nike Field. BUI Morv DaLono 3437-72 IP H R R R BBSO be was not concerned with Nanne's SI. Louis 5, PhllodeMa 0 Armstrong 0 0 0 0 0 0 ChlODOO chaUenge of West Germany’s Bettina Bunge ’Thursday and reach Astros. Knepper improved to 7-3. Currie roped three hits to poce the Mariana Flovd 3735-73 mH oi*s Bomss reputation as a meddler in the Social Club, while Stu Wolf, Jim Jockla Bartsch 3933-72 DetreN Fontenot (L 1-3) 4 4 5 0 1 2 the semifinals of the $175,000 women’s grass court tennis Dave Smith got tbe last out (or Us Clifford, Ed Kennison ond John McAl­ Atlanta (Shields 1-1 and Comp 1-3) at Morris 3 23 7 4 4 4 2 Sorensen 330001 to clean up Its act coach’s affairs. Lynn Adam* 37-35-73 Noiienef Leega tournament at Devonshire Park. lister all chipped In with two each. For Cincinnati (Brownlnfl55andTlbbs40),X Sdierrsr 113 0 0 0 3 3 Brusstor 1 1 0 0 0 2 12th save. Rick Mahler slipped to “ Louie and I bad a great JuS Inkstor 3537-73 4KH P.IIL Lopez 3 4 3 3 3 1 g a r h M . ’The 28-year-old American struggled to take the first set in a Stephenson's, Pete Gorlev, John Pur­ Daadaa Lotkar 3735-73 New Verb Herr, StL 43 2)3 44 02 3 a 126. relationship last year,” Henning cell ond Bruce CantI socked two hits Montrsol (M. Mahler 14) at New York Bolr (W 29) 1 0 0 0 0 0 Fernandez (W 25) 4 5 2 3 2 10 By Ira Kaufman forced some university presidents Fanny Putt 3537-73 (JMSsra 1-1), 0:95 p.m. Shirley pitched to I batter In 4lh. Mc(toe, StL 57 2 » m 77 M tie-breaker and then survived a late loss of service to Uke the opiece. Kov Kaiaiady 3734-73 McDowell (S 4) 3 3 1 1 0 1 Owynn, SD 45144 40 14 'J N PtFBtSS 2 , E xpos 1 to stand in tbe rear of a manunoth said. “ We bad a lot of communica­ p m ^ rg h (Reuschd 1-1) at Phila­ WP— Sdierrsr, Armstrong. T — 3:49. Balk— Fernandez.. T — 2:24. A— match 7-6 (13-11), 6-3. United Press International tion about tbe North Star players I llaothar Draw 3437-73 delphia (Oefinv4n,0d>5p.m. A-34b545. Cruz, Hou 51 195 a 41 '5 U At Montreal, Rick Rhoden ballroom. The most serious objec­ Shlrlav Furlong 3434-72 37,X>3. Porker, CIn 40 341 31 73 JOS ’Ih e tie-breaker was a tense affair in which Navratilova bad. That image doesn't scare me CMcago (Ecksrslev 74) at St. Louis helped his own (»use by banging NEW ORLEANS - With Tu- tions to tbe proposed legislation Nancy Lodbottar 1735-71 (Kspiriilre 3-5), 0:K p.m. Moretand, Chi 41214 24 44, JOS collected a code violation ftw ball abuse. Both players thought a at all.” Dianna Dollov 3437-79 Son Frondsco (Krukow 54) at San M urav, All 43 219 45 » -J 9 3 out two Uts and driving home tbe lane's Green Wave floating imee came from John Scbael, athletic Little League Linda Hunt 1734-19 A’a 12. WhHa Sax 1 Aatraa2,BravaaO Bunge serve, that earned the West German her first set point, Springfield is affiliated with both Dlsgo (Wolno IM)), 10:05 p.m. Rolna, Mtl 41 l a 41 47- j n winning run to lift tbe Pirates. down in tbe nearby Mississippi, the director of Washington University Jan Flynn 3537-71 Houston (Scott 53) ol Los Angeles was long. tbe North Stars and Islanders. The Rhoden, 27, went seven innings fifth NCAA special convention in St. Louis. (Herdilser 4-1), 1055 pjn. OAKLAND CHICAOO HOUSTON ATLANTA When Navratilova was faulted by tbe same line Judge on the Islanders also shuttled minor- Soleidov's Bomes ObrhM ObrhM a r h M a r h M r b >M. and allowed three Uts. Al Holland concludes today in a flurry of votes “ It seems this is another case Natlanal Henderson, NY M195 a 40 3 a next point, she hit a baU the length of tbe court, causing a leaguers in and out of Springfield, Atlanta ol Cbidnnatl ColUm If 4 111 Flelctir ss 3 0 0 1 D o ra a 4 0 10 Kmmns rf 2 0 0 0 Braiey, S a 45 a 04.J1I finished for his fifth save. Dan on a dozen proposals designed to where we legislate against tbe Son Frondsco at Son Diego Lonebd a 5 11 1 Hulett a 4 0 0 0 Boss cf 3 0 0 0 Wshngt a 1 0 0 0 341 causing approximately 50 players Nichols Tire scored nine times In the Fishing Whitaker Dot m m a 77-J3I spectator to (live for cover. Stdiatzeder fell to 2-3. clean up college athletics. stutents who have violated tbe fifth to rally post Morlartv Brothers. Montreal at New York, night PIcdelo a 0 0 0 0 Babies rf 4 0 10 Wolllne 1b 3 0 3 0 Ramirz ss 4 0 0 0 Caper, MU mm a 74- j a to rotate through Henning’s team. 11-7, at Buckley Field. Erik Wollgano FIttsbrrph at PhHadettMo, night Bodile 1b 5 113 Boston rf 0 0 0 0 Cobell 1b 0 0 0 0 Muiphy cf 3 0 1 0 WiekUng tbe brooms are tbe 44 rules; we legislate against tbe Boggs, Bm a s N a ootJii CwdbMls 5. PtriWss 0 Under the circumstances, sparked ttw barrage with a grand slam CMogo at St. Louhb ntoht Kbigmn dh 4 0 1 0 Kittle If 4 0 10 Cruz If 4 0 0 0 Homer lb 4 0 0 0 B ra , KC a i M a 4 4 .J8 members of the Presidents Com­ (xmcrfies who violated tbe rules,” and struckout 10 batters to register the Houston at Los Angeles, night Dovb rf S131F1skdh 4000 Ashby c 3 10 0 Honier If 4 0 10 Mlll«r grabs Mayflower lead At St. Louis, Danny Cox, 22, ran Springfield’s 3240-4 record was Gamer a 3 1 1 2 Oberkfll a 3 0 1 0 Buckner, Bos 44 la a « ‘JM mission, who called this conven­ be said. “ But we as athletic win. Gary Jonas also hit well for Inland llahing advianry Mumtiv cf 5 1 1 1 Podork 1b 4 0 1 0 Oedma, Bos a m a M 'ju bis scoreless string to 23 inUngs to (xmsidered respectable. Tbe Indi­ Nichols, while Chris Moore excelled on Tettteton c 4 2 1 0 Mtnii c 110 0 DovN rf 3 0 0 0 Hubbrd a 4 0 1 0 INDIANAPOLIS — Alice Miller, the leading money srinnn'on tion to deal with the problems of directors who are in charge of defense. Greg Barry hit well for Trout fishing has been generally slow ELitandInga DHtll a 12 3 1 Walker ph 1 0 0 0 Jones cf 20 0 0 Baedict c 4 0 2 0 lift tbe Cardinals. Tommy Herr those programs need to be held ans finished fourth in tbe AHL throughout most of the state, occord- Ortffin ss 4 13 1 Solotar cf 4 0 1 0 Thon ss 3 0 0 0 MoMer p 3 0 0 0 Notional Leoae — Murphy, AH* M; the LPG A tour this year, fired a S-under par 67’Thursday to take integrity and finance bedeviling Morlorty, while Kevin Bottomlev and doubled twice and drove in a run to accountable.” Southern Division and were elimi­ Steve Bugnockl cranked homers. Ray Ing to DEP field personnel. Fair W L Fct. OB Oollego ss 0 0 0 0 Cruz a 3 0 10 Knepper p 3 0 0 0 Forster p 0 0 0 0 Clark, StL and Guerrero, LA 14; tin t, the first-round lead of the Mayflower Classic at the Country Chib the NCAA’s 790 member schools. conditions were reported at Crystal TetoN a 12 M 10 TetoN n i s i Smith p 0 0 0 0 Runge a 0 0 0 0 CM 11; Brock and Marshall, ULOarvov, raise Us NL-leading batting aver­ Scliael’s share-tbe-blame view­ nated from the playoffs in (our Hodgdon was solid on the mound. Albany 17 27 570 — of Indianapolis. Tbe (xmimission has produced Lake In Ellington, Lake Saltonstoll, Now Britain 15 a .154 IVk Oekteod MO Mi MO— n TeleN a 1 4 2 TetaN 31 O 4 0 SO and Parka, On a. age to .353. Kevin Gross, 27, took straight games by tbe Binghamton East Twin Lake and Condlewood Lake. cMcggo t w a o t a - i HeoMa laiaia—1 Amaloon Leeguo-Brunonsky, Mbm, Beth Solomon and Laurie Rinker were both one stroke back in eight legislative propos^ to be point was made earlier by Indiana WolsrbutY a a 541 3 the loss. University President John Ryan. Whalers. Intarnatlanal Night fishing on East Twill Lake Vermont 33 a M 4VS Oome-whinbig RBI—DovN (4). Altonto MS MS 444— 4 FNk, Cht and KIngnMn, O a 14; PrsMey. second. Solomon sank four birdies on the back nine. decided in today’s roll-<»ll vote of probably offers the best prospects for Readine a 12 407 7 E-Hulett, Kittle. DP-Ooklond 1, Oome-wlnnlng RBI -G a rn e r (4). Seo 15; Armas, B osad D avN ,O ai)L the more than 000 delegates. The The Lawyers trounced Boland Broth­ lake fishing. Streom fishing Is sflll fair CMccsto 3. LOB—Ooklend 4, CMcogo 9. DP— Houston 1, Atlanta 3. LOB— PRatag Nashua a a .410 TVk votes will be taken in a hotel only ers, 29-1, at Leber Field. Winning to good at the Housotonlc River Trout Ptttsfleld a V .410 SM 2B-IQttte. HR-Bodile (9 , Griffin (2), Housta X Attonto 10. HR— Garner (4). VKtorNs NBA trip off pitcher Lindsey Boutlller fanned 12 and Menogement Area and fair on most of Lonstord (9). SB—OovN 3 (13), Murphy SB-Oora (9), Cabell Q). S-Maisr, NoHonal Leoga — Andulor, StL 122; Neale talking to Red Wings b l o ^ from Tulane University, the Farmingtem River. A five and one (Mens Fans a a 4 H 9 Boss. smashed a single and double. Matt (2), Griffin (10), Podorsk (2). SF— Hawkteis, SD Tl-I; Gooden. NY tbS: OAKLAND, Calif. (UPI) — NBA which has discontinued its basket­ Delesslo rapped two doubles and a holt pound brown trout was reported at Olene Foils 5, Atoony 1 Conins. IP H RRRBBSO SM Isr, Atl 174; Cox, StL 72; Hovi SD DETROIT — Former Vancouver Canwda general manager We^ll keep you ie, while TIno Guachlone doubled Crystal Lake In Elllngtan during the WolerburY 7, Nashua 1 IP N RBRBBSO and coach Harry Neale said Thursday thathehastalked with the player representatives cancelled a ball program after a devastating singled, ond Jeff Lazzarls added past week. New Britain 3, Reading 1 K nsar (W 75) 4 23 4 0 0 4 3 ^nsrloon Leoguo — Potty, Det*74; scheduled basketball exUUtion point- shaving scandal. nfwo singles. For Boland, Dennis Lorgemouth boss tlsIUng Is good at Vermont 1 FIttslleld 0, icoNed offer 5 BIrtsas (W 4-1) 0 4 1 1 4 4 Smith M 0 0 0 0 0 TerrNI, Dot 21; Romanick, Col ;23; Detroit Red Wings about replacing current coach Nick Polano. Joyner doubled and Trevon Brooks Beach Pond and Gardner Lake; slow Ontiveros 1 0 0 0 0 0 Boyd, Bos and MorrN, Dot 75. series in Greece at the tbe request Four other proposals are offered through most of the westemm district, " I would be less than honest if I said he hadn’ ttalked aboutthe in hot w ater for CMCB9# Maier (L 174)115 4 3 2 3 5 Job,” NealeaaidflromliisVancouver,BritlahColumbiahome. “ If of the State Department in the by the NCAA Coimcil. with Condlewood Lake and Lake Zoor Albany Ol Olent PolN Seover (L 75) 41-3 11 7 5 0 Forster 25 0 0 0 1 1 wake of the hijacking of TWA Thursday's general discussion (rf the best prospects. A MVi-Inch, tour Wotemry at Nashua FoHon 223 5 5 5 1 HBP—by K naar (Kommlnsk). the Red Wings are Interested in me. I ’m interested in them and one holt pound lorgemouth was WP leaver. T — 1:40 A— 17,714. T — 2:a. A— 13,799. FligU 847, Purvis Short of the tbe proposals produced little ran­ reported at Beach Pond. Also, a Reodbig at Now Brttabi Basketball because I’m out of work. I’ve talked to (DetroH general Vermont at FIttslleld Golden State Warriors said cor but considerable discomfort as the next Tranaactiona 21-Inch, six and one holf pound boss manager) Jimmy (Devellano), but I understand a lot of people was verified but no Information was PadraaB.BIants5 Thursday. an overflow <»«wd of delegates available on whero It eras caught. have t a l M to hUn.” Fishing for smollmouth boss has Amiriean Laagua raauNa MariiiaralI.RanganS SAN FRANOSCO SAN DIBBO USIL tlMdlngt Oeveland — Oottoned pllcher Den boon fair to good ot Coventry Lake B L I S S ESTABLISHED 1 S 8 2 30 years arhM a rh M SchulM to Maine of Infemotionid League evenings. •BATTLa TEXAS YongMd ct 5 I 2 0 Flannry 2b 2 I 1 0 Blly Qardnar on shaky ground? CAAA); reoDlled euMsMer Carmen Northern pike ftshlng Is tair In Angala4.lndlaiia0 a r b M a r b M Trillo 2b 10 0 0 Rovsier to 0 1 0 0 V L Pet. ' BB This is the kineJ of hot water C ^ lle fra m Maine. Connecticut River coves. Kokanee Spitnglleld 9 3 .t m :— Percent a 5 1 2 1 Copra ct 10 0 0 Deer ph 1 0 0 0 Orvyisi rf 4 111 Connecticut MINNEAPOLIS — Minnesota Twins president Howard Fox I Defielt — A cq u M pRdier Frank tlshlng Is pood ot East Lake In CDovN rf 5 3 J8S 1 you'll want for reliable house­ Romoe a 0 00 0 McOwll ct 2 0 0 0 3 10 0 Garvey 1b 4 0 0 0 Tonona ftorn Terae tar miner league Wenonscopomuc Lake, days, trolling _ CLBVBLAND New Jersey Thursday denied rumors that Manager Billy Gardner weald be Bradley cf 1 11 2 Horroh a 5 1 I 1 Leonard 4 1 1 4 Kennedy c 4 1 2 4 Rhode Wend gNcher Duane Jomee. with beads; very pood at East Twin obrbM ObrhM OovN 1b soil Mein a 4000 Brsniv c- 4 12 0 Nettlw lb 4 0 0 0 I t» \ fired this week, but did say "something haatohappen” toavoid a hold service. And constant hot Heuetan — Sent pllcher Mark Rees to Lake, at night, using com. Fish hove PeltN cf lO O O B u lle rc f 4010 L a g triad OThme dh 3 1 0 0 O'Brien 1b 4 0 1 0 CBroem to 4 0 2 1 McRynl cf 1 I I 0 WHdwpod Tuceen ef Podflc Coast League (AAA); boon ovoroglno 14 to 11 Inchos, at Corsw lb 2 0 0 0 Frsneo ss 4 0 0 0 Phelps of. 1 0 0 0 Word If 3 0 10 Green 1b 4 0 0 0 BBrown If 1 0 0 0 change. water is just part of the new ocllvaled gNcher Jen C o lh ^ tram depths botwoon M and M toot. A 194nch Sconbg Wi 1 00 1 Horgrv 1b 1 01 0 Westchester 5 I a : SJ ’The Twins had lost I t of their last 24 games heading Into kekonee ofos taken at East Twin Lake Cewene rf 5 I 2 4 Dunbar ph I 0 0 0 MDovN p 0 0 0 0 TempKn Ml 0 1 1 ^ ‘^ n iiidin-iRuV BUCK CARPENTER ANTS R IE LL O -P E N S O TTI heating IS d n dhoMed del efIecNve Saturday. Oednes a 4 1 1 0 Joceby a 101 0 CoMeren NS 110 ForrNh rt 4000 Adame m 3 0 0 0 Hoyt p 10 0 0 Thursday’s game against file Royals in Kansas City. during the poet week. Jackson rf 1 1 1 2 ToMsr dh 4 0 0 0 Presley a 5 211 BennNr dh 4 1 1 0 Thmpsn a 1 0 00 Bmbry a 0 1 0 0 CAN DAMABEYDUR HOME toeAngatee— Placed outwelder Mike Fishing ter ponflsh Is generally good Brown rf 0 0 0 0 Bsrni rd aitto Scene eoiostaughlc 4111 system. Atlas "Energy Expert" MarehetlewH davdlenMedllel. to oxceflonl throughout the western wmong a loot VOkevcIi rtSOtt Comev c 0 1 0 0 ToMoson ss 3 0 0 0 i^ r b ’oSro®^-*®'’* Bliss to the rsscusi BIm* Cvpantor Ants exiavilo axIonsMB osHories New Verk (A U — Pieced coMier dtotrtct. Lake Wenonscepomuc Is a Jones N 4 110 Carter If 1 0 0 0 (heen se Sill Urtoo pr 0 0 0 0 CanecHciN IM. Lo n g isi^ 113 in onod to so(ve ss nesting ploias and con seriously hsrm your service coupled with ^ is effi­ Butch Wvnegar en ISdov dhoMed llel llkelv spot tor bhiegllls and rock boss; Boone c 10 0 0 Willard c 1010 East Twin Lake for largo Muegllls; TetoN a 11 a 11 TetaN a s s s TotoN a S 9 4 ToNds a 4 4 4 homo. Thoy'ro unsigliay and unsanitary but they are no match lor cient. c o m p ^ , super-reliable retreacNee le June 17; recoded coMter SchotHd ss 4 I I 1 SOMBO IM 0W M 2-11 OW108010-S Conneett a N M ^ j g w Dr. Loren J. Schneider, Pediatrist, Juan Bepdio Rem Columbus of Interna Lake Ulllnenoh tor yellow perch and TojMS , a i O O T O N N a 04 0 Bliss tiainsdtochniciaiis. Ask about our PREVENTIVE MAMTENAIKE sunfish; Tylor Pend for yollew porch; Tipps o a a a a o - s 4141W1NI— 4 wiWweedlKlrSeletonir* equipment will save fuel, save ttenel League. caisnNo taatta-4 Gome wkmlng RBI— Brodley(l). ------ilngRBI-Kennody(4). is happy to announce PLAN: it’s bactod by OYsr a contuiy of reliability. t on Frandeca — Staned tiret boeemon Loke Zoor tor yollaw porch and Ctovetobd t a t m o a —0 E— Owen, Best. DP— Texas 2. LOB— R— NeMNs, Trillo. DP— San Ihart- WBtClarbefMleebetedl Slat Atiretaickin sunfish; the Formlngtan RIvor at the Oento winning RBI— Jackson (4). you money and deliver peace- Movol pit tor vollow porch; and North i soflls 11, Tskos 11. iB -O a v N 1. cNw 1. LOB— San Frondsco 4.SanwDliSO Dt ~ the relocation of his dffice to: PHONE: fnpgaeni * o n , end oeelgned to . DP— Cotlfornlg 1, Clevolond 1. CgMiron, Brodlsy 1 Scott. BannNtar, X 3B— Brsniy, C Browa K « of-mind service for VOupg ifleln, O'Brien). By K ru lM pNdMd to 1 batter N Mh. 555 East Middle Tpke • Manchester • 249-8611 684-5853 the Rainbow Dam Fishwov. ‘’1151; ? Reisma (Perconlo). BoN— Themos. By Krukow (Plonnory). T— 25t.A-4>54t. T-3:13.A— IliOa. Kfvkow. T— I B l A - 5 M t l ^S^*i»M.VGE»pa.ChgggM,N». » - MANCHESTER HERALD. Friday. June 21, 1985 MANCHESTER HERALD. Friday. June »l, IMS - It CLASSIFIED ADVERTISING 643-271^ . .643-2711 KIT 'H' CARUYti '^b» Litry Wright Classified... APARTM ENTS N o t i C a i Business Opportunities 33 Store'Otfice Space Household Goods For odvertisemenis to be (APARTM ENTS ( Situotion Wonted 33 Resort Properly Misc -for Sole R o te s F O R R E N T Minimum Charge: published Mondov. the dead­ F O R R E N T Lo$t/Found...... 01 Employment Info 34 Misc. lor Rent Home ond Gorden line IS 3:30 p.m on Friday Personals..., ...... 03 Instruction 2$ Wonted to Rent Pets $3.00 for one day Manchester — Available 7 Room Apartment for Busimss & rU- fiH VoOR UNNep Announctments...... 03 Room motes wonted Musicoi Items Per W ard; rent. Historic District Immediately. One. two } Recreotiono' ite m s l-2dovs c R e a d Y o u r A d Rockville. Recently reno- p i i WSTee, I l»N 'T W mT J " Reel Estate 20 and three bedroom apart­ 3-5 days 1BC ments. S410, S475, SS2S, yated. $S50/month plus To Antiques Clossified advertisements heat and hot water In­ utilities. Security re­ CinflaiHal Homes tor Sole 31 S e r v I C C S Tog Soles 6 days 16C are token by teleohone os o pinanvllll condominiums Services Ottered to O u v 26 dovs 12C cluded. J.D. Real Estate, quired. Call 643-4421 or •MMMOfcaMMilM ML. 33 Wonted convenience 646-1980. 646-1509. Mortgages...... 1V Lots/LotkI tor Soie 33 Pointing/Papering Hoggy Ads; MSiseM SK The Manchester Herald is rail m- experience necessary. ■—— hum, tele. 8199.909. ground pod wHh coboiM, Office/South Windsor — front home, $245 plus Vi Summer Home — Over X A M /FM cassette, dir. Emergenev? In AAonchee- Year round srark. Gtas- Reol Estate, 606810. $1,500 or best otter. 683- ter, diol 911 tor fire, tween aom ond 4pm, Wo Guoraatoo Our 2 COT GCMGQM and oddL COMPLEX Sullivan Ave. 2 large utilities. Available 7/1/85. Too Sole — Friday, Satur­ years accumulation. June Monday-Rlday. tonbury area. 6133X4. Must have oar, omhlMon ROOM FOR RENH 742-0502 evenings. 22nd 8123rd. 9am-5pm. 388 4599. police, medical help. Houses! Blanchard SRoo- Mood Acordetatchod gar­ Rural setting. 24 cot­ rooms, air conditioning, day, & Sunday. lOom- Employment and inittative for route age. D.W. Ftoh Rsofly. Brand New Usttogl Ter­ ample parking, $260 a If you have a room 4pm. Furniture, two Lydall Street, X-Ray Technician for rific country seHtog In tage style units. 1974 Chevy Novd. Cuttdhi. Experienced Pointers work. WW hotn. fludgef 6431591 or 871-1480. month. 236-6021 or 644- available for a Man- Strawberries - Choponls Cabbage Patch Dolls, mis­ Manchester. Wanted full time. I_A. Physician's offlco in Post Control, 6496801. Bolton. 7 rooms. 3 bod- Maximum annual in­ Automatic power s t r ­ 3977. cheater Community Brothers Strawberries - cellaneous Items. Mov­ Converse In c . 646G117. Rockvilla approximatolv Brond Now LIstlnglM Bing Bong Boomitl rooms. 2 toll baths, flre- come limit $23,500. College atudent for the For Sate ing. 24 Brian Rood, South Moving, baby equipment, ing, dependable. New Ix - & Education 16 hours par ssoek. Please Pick your own. Clark houst. Very good coali­ n p W M n a People Needed part time Chormtog elder Celenlel. Owner needs o quick sole. ploce. 2 cor garage. Lots Taking applications. Office Space — Excellent coming academic Street, South Windsor. Windsor. automotive ports, riding reply with resume to Box ter in-store sampling, to oftar a young tamllyl mowers, sewing ma­ tion. $000. 232-9487. Tastefully decorated, Ansoldl bullt-auQllty Call Monday, Wed­ location with ample park­ year, we would like to Free containers fur­ D. c/o Manchester hours 106. Abowo min­ freshly pototad extorior, throudwul, poasRile In­ Offered d 8114.988. Jock- ing. 600, 400 & 300 sq. ft. H U E H D L D Tag & Bake Sale — North chines, radio arm sow son A Jackson Rsd Est­ nesday, Friday hear from you. Please 0 8 nished. Open 8am to 8pm, I960 Chevy Cttatlon,'-4 imum sroge phis mflooge. modern kitchen with law ad-up. 24 bdhs, wiot- office suites are now call with details In 60QD 8 or until picked out. No United Methodist Church, motor home, 1929 Dodge, Coll 5237735. ato. 647-8488 or 6464646. morning, 742-0585 available. 649-2891. tools. 198 Hebron Rood, speed, excellent condi­ Secretorv/Typisf— Full Help Wanted __ Donut leas toslde and outalds. orderto be included on I children under 14. Please 300 Parker Street, Satur­ time eecretary for small 2corgarap .WtaaTtast!! Martin Sctwdl Cdl To­ or write Hop River day, June 22nd, 9am-1pm. Bolton, June 22nd, 8om- tion. $1,695. Coll 643^1 Bokor dove or idghls. our 1985-86 housing coll 528-5741 for latest Otter 6pm. <• one person office. M w l P .C Beard CNC DrMI Offered ol BA9BA Joefc- day. Jockaon A Jackson Separata Systems — Go Homes, Riverside list. MCC Counseling Used Refrigerators, Information. Books, appliances, mis­ 4pm. Rain, June 23rd. fUfln 801001 sluoMniMp pur- Mochina Operotar - EX with this conventonHy lo- Drive, Andover, C T OFFICE SPAK Washers, Ranges — ------. iS R m I EsbrtB Salot? hove good tvpmo.ioellino tor wonted ofternoons son A Jock on Red Est- Red Estate. 6474400 or 488 84.atMflwr Center. 647-6062. cellaneous, no clothing. CNC6 axperianco pro- catod S A S Two-FOmlly. 06232. clean, guaranteed, ports Bake Sale and Vermont Antiques, Furniture, mis­ 1974 Ford Country Sedtm, and orlthmeKc ekills. Du­ and weekends. Appiv MIs- IJ88 84.ainM4RMr Pick your own Strawber­ Looks pood, needs nb- ties Include tvpbia custo­ torrad. Appiv The SnXcv Newor rod. full, wdk-out Prime location In Menctwe- and service. Low prices. Cheese. cellaneous, household tor Donut. 255 West Mid­ Company. Bridgo Street. bosemont and full aitlc. tsr. One Mock from hoepital. B.D. Pearl & Son, 649 ries — At the Hurst Berry Items, draperies and lin­ chonlcdl work. $800 gr Oiagruntled? Dissatisfied? Un­ mer Invoices and corrts- dle Turnpika, 6866277. Boltan — C pnOFESSIONAL ONLY. Form, 46 East Street, best otter. Coll otter 6pa«, pondcnce. accaunts U dtoe Lena HIH Areo. with partially finished Main Street, 643-2171. Tog Sole — Crestfleld ens. Saturday, June 22nd, nnanv flnet Soectaus L-Ronch to do- room. Cdl today for your louAt Nouttat Call - 522-7291 days Andover, 646-6536. No her­ 6om-1pm. 49 Hills Street, 649-7531. - happy? Want to Change? Call Jack recolvqbla, baokkeeplno. Port time help srantod for ihome.9 GProxnmiTY 649-2730 evaninga ROOMMATES Convalescent Home - Fen- IB flttountauel atrabtoaroo. erightaunnv oppdntment to sool Ak- Queen size waterbed — bicides, no pesticides. wood, 565 Vernon Street, Manchester. mointainlno ofttce tiles, Hovlne. Polla Brothers, Rooms. 7 I WANTED One mile cost Gov City J. Lap pen at onswerlne the tslw hons Mechonlcd Insgedor to first floor FR, 1 or 4 Ing SIIAflB. Strono Rad Simmons, waveless, con­ Manchester. June 22nd, 1978 Toyota Celica OT 643-74BS. Badraoms, 2V5 baths. 2 Estate. 647-"SOLO*. ventional style, takes only Park. Open 8am to 8pm. Top Sole — Saturday, Llftbock. Power steering, and occegtlno customor do flrd piece and toyout cdllng INVITATION TO BID Young man seeking 1965, 10am. Drapes, Tra­ telaphnne ordtrs. Call toapedton for smoH ma­ cor otIoctiMd ooroos ft 80 gallons of water. vis rods, record plover, June 22nd, 9am-1pm. 255 5 speed, AM/FM sterPo ^ f e i l v e wonTBQ ivipmnp pmt- tamfly room, floor to M a v a In condition I The Eighth Utilities District. 32 Main St., Monchastar, Conn. apartment to shore with Frame, mattresses & Strawberries — Pick your Vernon Street. Mo early cassette. Excellent condi­ Tlw Volvef Stable. Inc, son 2-3 ntahls per week. chine shop. CoH Airflo for celling stone flreptace, 06040 soaks bids for claanine the Eighth Utilities District tire mole roommate In choir, many other Items, 6594D04 for appointment. appointment. 633-64SS. 81MNA Cdl for appokrt- built-in heater. One year own. Bring your contain­ large and small. Hot dogs, Mrds please. tion. $3,800. Evenings, 6fi- I need oneortwogoodSalespeoplell 647-1111. ely t rodcolf tan.2bcdis. house at 32 Main Street. Manchester-Hartford ers, 1pm till picked out. 16 mad. Century XI UpdMV H M t A L E Bid spaclllcotlons may be obtained during normal business old. Originally $700, ask­ punch and coffee on sale. 5625. olfle storage, combtoo- area. Willing to pov about ing $400. After 5pm, call South Rood, Bolton. 649- Too and Croft Sole, Sun­ WoNresaos — Busy Mon- tlen wood Acod stove, haurs (9:00 a.m. to 5:00 p.m.) Mondov thru Saturday, trom $200 per month. Call Kevin the Dispatcher at the Eighth Utilities District Firehouse, 32 528-1405. 6472. Nsighborhood Top Sole— day, June 23rd. MCC Bond Cars For Sole — (1) 1 ^ chostor Restaurant, full Mme for corpeftog, proSssslondlv South Windsor — Largo Main St., Manchester, CT 06040. at 342-1145. Vary Nlca3 Fomlly.desir- one bedroom Condo. Dropos, sprsods, Shell area. 12-5pm. In Comet V-S outomotlt, 164 East Center Street breakfast and hmCh. 3 and flower and gm shop. londscopod. Asking Ode area. 5 A A Separate Sealed bids will be received ot the oboveoddress until 7:00p. Hondwor k/Sewing— 4 dov weeks, axpoftencod Deck, pod, tennis courts, LaMachIne Food Proces­ woman's clothss, boys conlunctlon with Chill power steering, runs wall. Some retail cwertonce. tuiaao immodtolo occu­ systems. Excellent tovest- m.. June 20,1905, at which time they will be publicly opened, BLUEBERMES Country Fair. Manchester, C T Gtastanbury toy factory onty. Coll for appoint­ flroploca. low utllltlos. read oloud and recorded. sor. Never used. $35. 643- clothos, pomss, lamps, $595 or best offer. (2) 1 ^ Apply to person. H ewer pancy. cdl us to see mant opportunltv. Asking L E T YOUR newspaper Dart Slant 6, automoNt, needs sewing machine op- ment befxieen 3 and Spm, Fashion. H East Contar Ihrouigh. U A R Rsdty, S54.988. Bv owner. Days. Bids shotl remain valid (or thirty days from the bid opening help you keep fruit lars 6801. U P l C K lots of mltcsllonsous. 45 643-4263 eralors and hand finishers fU6.98A Strano Rsd Est­ Foxcrott Drivs, Saturday, power steering, $395 dr 643-3183. Street, Munchestor. 273-7786. evenings, wee­ dote. The District reserves the right to relect any and all bids sparkling clean and at the Oak Dressers, Desk, tor ouaUtv toy line. Full ato. 647-7«5L kends. 6444348. tor any reason deemed to be in the best Interest of the Dis­ Bathroom Vanity, 66" For- Juns 22nd, & Sunday, 6/23, couch, choirs, other an­ best otter. (3) 1971 OMs trict. sweet smelling. Wash CORN CRIB Cutloe, good for ports, but time or part time. Some Teacher openings ontld- lars, dry completely then mlca Countertop with 9om-Xm. tiques and furniture, sewino experience neces­ JOSEPH TRIPP base cabinet under sink Berry Patch will run, $75 or best otter. patad In the Coventry FIRE COMMISSIONER put o large piece of glassware, gas stove, sary. Coll The Velvet Public Schoole tor Sep­ MAL ESTATE opening. Excellent condi­ Tog Sols — Saturday, tools, clothes, cabinet 647-9013. Dated at Manchester, Conn, (his 17th day of June 1905. newspaper Inside the |ar Buckland Road ------1— Stable. In c . eOFCaM tor tember, lets. Chapter I WANTED and put the lid on. The tion. $20. 646-6268. June 22nd, Ssveral faml- style sewing machine. 14 appointment. , Thank Yon 06006 South Windsor llst at Coolldgo Strost. 1975 Oldsmoblle 90, 71^00 mMEDUTE OPENINGS T e a c h e r - Half- paper will absorb any Ashworth Street, (off Au­ WmeCgradei 2A.4) School T-Shirt Prtnttog Equlp- Whirlpool Refrigerator — Opening Sat., 8-6 8am-3pm. Pick-up truck, tumn), Saturday, 9om- miles. New broket. First 34 hour cash offer on your moisture. Let a classified $700. 643-5603. BobysIttor — To babysit Psychotaglet - A (gradot mont. 4-color printor, con­ Don & Rose Gold, 19.2 cubic ft., one plants, fumiturs, lamps, 3pm. Rain Dote, Sunday, fUNCIMMMID one year old In my home proporty— Call: Crockott UO AL Nonca ad In your newspaper find pipe Insulation, numerous ■■ ! S-IS. Appiv to: OIroctor veyor dryer, exposing Realty. 643-1577 for a year old with power- Barry Patch Forms— 9am-3pm. EE4MNXM8 OraUTORS Monday Ihrough Frldav, Jack so n PtANNMO a ZOMNO COMMSSKMI a cash buyer for most saving control. Width, mlscsllonoout. Oft Cantor 82 Volvo — Air, auto­ of Pupil Porsonnol Servl- unit and camera. Like quick dooll FINAL ACTION anything you have for Strowbarrles, pick your matic. Excellent conUl- Ipmdpm. 82 hourty. Coll cot. 78 RIplav Hill Rd., new comtnton with supp­ 32%", Helghth, 66V4", Street down Thompson 6434548 attar 6pm. for all the time and energy you sale. own. Frss containors. Rood to Coolldgo. tlon. 29,500 mltee. Aekhig Operating electronic perforating Coventry. C T 86338. EOE. lies. Will trdn. 83480. At a meeting of the Planning a Zoning Commission ot An­ Depth, 29". New sells for Hours Oom-lpm dolly; taturdoy, Sunday, 18om- Wanted House to Buy In dover, Connecticut held on 10 June, 1905, the following final $600. $350. 646-7473. 60m. Children's clothlnp, 89,900. 646-6260. machines; good aiptltude with figurw; Phene 994 7M 4647. have invested in our behalf. From Martin Schod Dislrlct. 4 action was token. Sunday, 8om-12noon. Tog Sols — Four Faml- AMistant Awdnor— Bank­ or 5 bodrooms. 647-8838. Oakland Rood, Routs X , miscellaneous household mechanically Inclined; able to work In- on's sooctalty shop. Coll the “soon to be living in Bolton” 1. On amendments to the existing Subdivision Regulations Want to sell your car? Hst. Soturdov, 8:30am- Items, clothes. 31 soss ing Institution hoe opon- and placed on file In the office of the Town Clerk, Town For quick results, use a South Windsor. Informa­ depwdently. Entry level position. Ing tor Assistant Auditor fam ily. 4pm. 699 Wost Middle Drive, Manchester. |72iMQTQRCYCLE8/: r a s m------M T IO N Office Building. These were approved to be affective IS low-cost Classified ad. tion, phono 644-2478. to perfonn all bonklna You can be o good sales­ days attar legal notice. J03] MISCELLANEOUS Tpke. Good stsrso oqulp- BICYCLE 8 WMITB man ... lust uto a oulck- mont, olsctric smoke audit hmcllons. Roaulra4 2. On amendments to the existing Zoning Regulations and F O R S A L E Lombardo's Barry Tog Salt — Corner Eott- COMPUTER year dsgrse In Account­ ■dltog od In CtaMlftod to laced on file In the office of the Town Clerk, Town Office MfVITATION TO MD Boskstts— Strowbsrrlss, cooker, olsctric rotls- tlald and Norlhtleld 1911 Harley Davidson XLS C R A m C M m C T Owner/Operator position find cosh biivors1643-2711. Bulldlng. These were approved to be effective IS days af­ -The Manchester Public tlors, hand mower, and ing. Send ratumos to The ter legal notice. Swim pools warohoute pick your own. 340 Forost Strtets, Monchester.totf Roadster — 2 tone, atgv Savingi Bonk of Man- wontad. leod only, east ot O ^oolt lollciti bids for a many other Itoms. with grey, 1100 miles, Second shift posKlon. some srt b e * g - rtvor. I'll buy tho truck, 3. Accepted resignation of David Paine, Zoning Enforce­ 1988 4-WHIBL DRIVB CNAt- forced to dispose of new Strost, East Hortfor- AAcrther). Saturday, June TaroO pgnln0g chestar. 923 Main Street. ment Officer, effective 6-30-85. II8-CAB TRUCK for tht 1988- on/ground, 31 foot long d.(Oak St. to Forost St., 22nd, 9om-Spm. S3,7X. 1976 Hondo CBTX round required. Ability to work with Monchastar, CT 01040. straight, dump, tractor, 1986 tcReel yeor. $9al9d bids Nippon • Nortoks, Doll­ Ml toe d l. Year roufxl work. Cdl Rentals 4. Accepted resignation of John Kosttc, Chairman, effec­ pools complate with huge off Sllvor Lons). Opon four, many new pom. large letters In various type style# on how own Att: Personnel will be received until Jelv 2, house, typewriter, Ho- 8100. 871-9640. id ebBto/tasi*Hp and ■71-8852. tive 600-85. 1988,2:88 P.M., at which timt tundecks, ftneing, hl-rote 8am-8pm. Information, g r ^ lc oomputers. A g o ^ eye for ac- 569-7216. mond orgon, lots mors. Tog Sole — June 32nd B letato Brtdsepoft and 5. Appointed John Kosllc os Zoning Enforcement Officer thtv will b# publicly opened. filters, pump, ladders, -f - ettecllve 7-1-85. The rlpht It reserved to ro- warranty, etc. Asking $978 Saturday, Sunday lam- 33rd. Many Items, 26 ouracy. Patience a must. Entty level. BfIRMgM LMMIMs rwMI Mflm. Boekkeopar — Full loct any and all bids. Specifi­ complete. Financing Spoclol Sols — Vorlofy of Spm. 17 South Rood, Plaza Drive, Manchester. F^RECREATIDN One mecMnlot with HMNBIT 4. Appointed FMA Partnership as consultant to Commis­ cations and bid forms may be Charge. Mahira. detail sion for o sum not to exceed 83,000.00. secured at the business Of­ available. Coll Stan, toll- Houts Plants, out door Bolton. l f 3 IVEHICLE 8 MCRERS woldina background ortontad. up thru the Raal Estate free, 1-800-5244S95. buihos, X cants to tS. In DON'T KNOW anyone CaUAIrFlo InObumont Doted this 21st day of June, 1985. fice, 45 North School Street, Responsible for preparation, packsglng ranks of trWI botancs. Kitchen privlleoes. park­ PLANNING a ZONING COMMISSION Manchester, Connecticut. oxcsllsnt condition. Mutt who wonts to buy what 1913 17 ft, Morquit Bqw- Company for oonedon- Solid Arit. PavraN. and ing. mdd service, dean, RAYMOND E. DEMBRS JOHN L. KOSTIC, CHAIRMAN Paper Collectibles — soli. Prlvoto horns, 649- MM 0 M 1 you hove to sell? Lot a rlder. 140 H o raepo ^, and documentation for miRerisle. At Hal Intafriow. fm tttifl A/P owertanoe handling quiet. 646-7866. ■UtINESS MANAGER wont od find o cosh buyer 057-06 Gordtn Catalogs: Draer's MBmiwM I/O, Mercrulier, power least 18 years of age; wllllngneae ^ Invoicing tram vendors, FOB SALE Garden Book-1936; for voul trim and tilt. Oouwe. abUlty to move large end heavy mete- rosoorchlng proMoms I Stump, Walter Seed Lorronce digital depth and handRng oofN tact- Man Only. Central Loco- NOnca OF FUSUC NSARNtO Annual-1943; Wayside finder. E-2 load troim rials. Entry level. tollv. One-Write System. Bolton — Country Living flon. KHchen privHegas. The Connecticut Development Authority (CDA) It empowered under the State Commerce Act Gardens(Bulbs)-193S. MU 8ICAL NEED HELP? and canopy. Mint conOt- Excellent aotarv and be- y d ctaeo to gvorythlnal Parking ovdloble. Secur­ to Issue tax-exempt revenue bonds sublect to o public heorlna, at required by the Internal Re- 3/$3S.OO. 649-4339. I I T E M S ______SOM ?own on Wednesday, tion. 86,950. 647-8649. nefNs. Fleaw coll Bar­ Lovelv 3 bedroom Ranch ity and retarances re­ J® be flnoneed with A a p r e ^ t efthebmSi will o T June IS, IfSS at S :« P.M. In FAST? 8889. leave meetoge. Q8P offers an excellent benefits bara Forrond 016464X1. on 0 boautHWIv tande- quired. 6433183. nwr^l V consltt of land, buildings and eoulpmont, and It li txpocted they will Increase ar malnt- Girls 20" bike, excellent the evening ter the tbilewine oln the tax base, emplayment and economic dlvtrsllv In Iht State of Connecticut. Kant Elactric Guitar with purposes: c^aoe which Includes medical, den- capod lot. In ono of Bol- condition, $45. Boys 20" ton't most tought-afler Nice sinde tamllv house, The fellewlng loan(t) hot/havc been requested and o hearing It scheduled tor 10:00 a.m. on 1. To censMsr end act upon Apache 1968 Pop-Jip K, life Insurance, pension plan end tui­ The To n et pewnoi hess Counselor tor gbls resi­ J M ^ IS IS , ot CDA otfloM, 217 W ^ ln fto n S ^ t , Hortford,?ontilStlSit fflM . T & ^ ^ bike, $40. Phone 649-2320. c S T i S S A ” ' Advertise with Camper — Good corintf- dent come In Stafford oroos. Charming flro- dee neighborhood, full t(jo M rln g will tetho notura and location of tho propotod preltct and the Itsuonce of bonds by 0 rssohittsn outhoflzlnge tion reimbursement. Please apply at our GSSxei ^l!uMlee!hsNp^ Ol. ilSU' '8®*“ ' Askking Springs. Coll 4S4-7BH. ptoco. grad buHt-tos, su- use of house. S27S CDA to pro y l^ flntmclng. Ij^ e ito d Ptripnt M Xjhf igtowan me eg PROFESSIONAL SPACE oulrles may bo dlroctoo to CDa at tho oddrost above or by telephone at (203) 5^730. spike, Nike nylon corttz oHMy ID eo s «wWy W 8188.888. Joyce O. Eoitoln shoes. $7. Coll Shirley, movol ereloct, such sup- and get Pari Thno Evanbio Posi­ Red Estate. 647-8M5. 1600 equpre tod of condominium oflioe apaoe Manchester Room for For l^rm o tle n obo^ any of tho Authority's loon pregromt coll tho obovt numbor ond otk to BlemsMSt eppreprlatton MRSONIIIL MPARTIMirr giound MlnlMiaiM ootlE eveHebie lor eolA todoe or leew srith option to ogook with o Loon Officor. 6494017. ------t ohM e OrtraTi B- tions owoltablo for gsn- rent. Indudno slova. ra- |TAB SALES te be fmonced by s h ^ Mil oSM buy. Ampto parfctoB apgpg In bock. Loeolgd on FROSOSSOSROJSOT '"rrowing, serial GERBER SCIENTIFIC eral cleaners and floor By owner — This 3 bed­ frtgerater and i loans. $58 Whsslcholr — Good con­ tanf terin d m FAST a s a i i i r mifesolMis. mointeoancs In the Man- room' Ranch In a tovdy buoy ttrad wHh oxodtont gxpoouro. RodHor weakly plus2weekssecur- dition. 815.649^3777. MnadbwthePliqt PRODUCTS. INC. ApoNoEltonE OM Rm mMmN' chestar araa. Hours S:38- neighborhood offers an hee spectfice. Cell uei J ty . 6464897. Type ol FeoMI* ^ s s s M f S r ^ T m Sols — 7 family, Id the Tree- JJJN Mre/rlm mountgd, o'lhs Coviwey Toon G Srolool Ooeorlpllon Saturday, Juns 22, 9om- RESULTS! 181 Batson Drive ao^fehrsdSuiy Lons, Co*- 9:30pm. Monday through oot-to sized kitchen, flra- Gorgeous 91” Gold Velour 835. Fite '71 Pord HR7I.14, FrMav. 64F31S1 botwosn ptaced living room, hord- Quiet. Comfortable Room I Tolland Tumpika Conalniel a 00,000 sq. It. $7,248,000 BuHdma 3pm. 10 Ralph Rood, /Mon- D a te ^ felten, Cennoctlcut Manobsslsr, C T «8 H Couch, asking 8175. Small chsstsr. Rain dots, Juns this 10th day of Junt. IftS. dual etgel boHOd 9om-4pm. srood floors, some w/w for non-smokino gentle- t y thobonostet werehouM and thow- and Spinet Plano, excellent Manchester rodloL^ Coll APRNOMHOM Mfll M " W iL r i Soononiy Bloolric rooffl on 0 aeraa ol land Equtpmant 23. eoEM /F tumse 10 tM T e n Oarape cgrsatlng, full flntohed man. Call 6431798 ofler aupply, (no. end the purohoae ol condition. $400. Girl's bed­ ayAxn 8ah.ieii.Neor - Bobyslftor Wonted — basement, nicety londe- can M M K l 88$ 98k fir I 3pm. equipment for Iho room sot, oxcsllsnt condi­ Bolton, i n Rtt. 81 Multi Herald Own Iransporialton no- coped tanced-ln yard and dMrlMulen ot HghUng tion, drssstr/mirror, JJyp h ^lit corbutifor cesBory. Wsdnpsdav, many more amenittes. D.F. KAU, MC tut urn. family tog sols. Saturday CARLJLPRiUM Extra large room wtih full hutch and bod, 8300. Call 9om to 4pm. Colloctiblas, IyJ87l Plymouth VoNgg. Ith e To n el Coieixty A en Thursday. Fridov, Mom- Very convenient loootlon. houto privltogee. aU uMM- 649-4615. MICHAEL A.ZIZKA 643-2711 *r*»«n'el, 6 cvlhtdar. Ml eppeilunHy exoloyef' tobls, roll top dstk. 3pm, Coll attar Spm. 6 ^ 882.888. Princlpds only. A4A-4S1S ttee, on buallna. tomdea Call anytime, a«MS9|.< 649-1347. only. 647-981X t> — MANCHESTER HERALD. Friday. June »l. 19S5 REAL ESTATE OPPORTUNITIES ‘WE GUARANTEE OUR HOU8ESI' wMCMtrnPMiM REAL ESTATE THIS WEEK Elegant 0 room Colonial aet on a man­ icured Arvine Place loti 1** featu rin g; study, family room, 2 full and 2 half BOLTON baths. Majestic living room with Check out the many tine fea­ beamed ceilings and french doors. tures about this unique Ranch Central hall and formal dining r(»m . home. Offered for Immediate sale $150,000. •WE QUARANTEE OUR HOU8E8l ”...e4e-84S8 9 Rooms - 7 on the main floor !«' Central air conditlonlnp Cathedral ceiling family room K" Floor to celling stone fireplace Electronic air fan 3 baths Attic storage Combination wood & coal stove ^ Carpeting Professionally landscaped ONE FLOOR uvme lOLTON • UNIQUE HOME ^ with 3 b«droom». kitchvn, Hving and dininfl room, 8paolout llvirta room and maatar badrooml lal floor phM •1*1 floor tor youl family room. Largo raal bam. SCa. A sking $162,000, •WE QUARANTEE OUR HOUSESI"... S46-34S2 “WE GUARANTEE OUR H0U8E8I" ... 646-2482 Immediate occu­ pancy, call us to “WE GUARANTEE OUR HOUSESI” t i t U&R REALTY CO. see through. 6 4 3 - 2 6 9 X Blanchard & Rossetto @s> Robert D. Murdock, Realtor 646-2482 166 Waal Ctator $t caraar al McHaa St laalar OtlMaa Otocaaali FeaUrc ol the Week Paid by (he Muncheiler Herald REAL ESTATE

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Cj0^Kyi Manchester, C T 06040 040-4000 We haye moved so many people, its our turn nowll We are very proud to announce the 1 se It r ^ u ^ Grand Opening of our new address: 519 Center Street Manchester, Conn. 06040

VERNON SEPARATE SYSTEMS NEW LISTING, 4 yaar Old 8 room Colonial. Spadoua lat floor family room, daluxa kltchan, acraanad porch, 3 badrooma, lr>-ground pool, largo patio Go with this conveniently located 5&5 Two- dock and much moral Offarad at $151,000. _ Family. Newer roof, full, walk-out basement and full attic, with partially finished room. Call today for your appointment to see! Asking 1116,900. We warmly welcome all our personal friends, U&R REALTY CO. customers, clients and Realtor Associates to ISTRANO REAL ESTATE see or call us at our new locationti 6 4 3 - 2 6 9 2 1.S6 E. CENTER ST.. MANCHESTER. CT. Same phone number - 649-4000 \JI|/Robert D. Murdock, Realtor ICALL TODAY - 647-SOLDii Put Number i to work tor you.**

243 MAINSTHtbT .MANCHtSTEM 643-1591

L F . W * ■ I J I I I ^ VEHNON CmCLE • VERNON •WH 871-1400 4^ R eal E state Don Jackson Rosemary Jackson BobKienum RIchBlalsek Chria Corcoran Brand New Listing!!! I 647>^8400 Qiarming older colonial. Teatcfully decorated, freahly painted eaterior, modem kitchen with adorable break- 168 Main St., Manchester faat nook, 2 car laraee. Won't laat!! Offered at 194,500. Mtaa SltSjOOO • Natan $12,900 Historic, Qsorglan Cofonlal, drea 1778'78 on Bolton LovoN Capo on quMroaldontlalstroaL4b«drooffla, . Orson. Slop Into tho past In this gorgoous homofso- dan, family room. Maintonanea-lraaalding.troadlot turlng widoboard floors, country knchon with flro- all prioad to aalll placo, spacious dining room, hugo 3-room mastor bodroom tulto and a total of 7 flroplaoM. 10 rooms In all, locatod on a lovoly lot Truly a dno.of-a-klndl

Brand New Listing!!! Bing - Bang • Boom!!! Tw rinc counln i«4diw hi Bohan - 7 room*. 3 Owner needa a quick aale. Anaaldi buill-quality bedroom., 2 full both*, firapbeo, 2 cor n r ^ . Lot. to throu^oul, poaaible in-law aet-up, 2Vk balha, a^leas ofTor 1 young family! OfferM t ( 1114,910. inaide and outaide. Martin school! Call today, 647-8400. Cavaa^ Naw UaUag $112,900 MaachBBtsr Naw UtUaj 9129,900 Largo, LaCava bulH Qarriaon Colonial In Covantry Cualom-bullt fwma In datirabla Taylor Rood area, Let 8 get down to business!!! Bflth & Kitchen Shop • greftt downtown Hllla. 8 badrooma and 3 balha, firaplacad family fliroplaead flial-floor family room, apaeloM kltehan, room, formal dining room, apacloua rfiaatar bao- 2 full batha, roo. room. In-ground pool wHh oobona, Manchester location. Plenty of parking. Call for details - 647-8400. room on a privala Iroad lot. 2 oar garago and additional 2-oar dalaohod garago.

Joyce G. Epsfe/n*«»“»jcftoTeR8r. Ontui)^ Uf) ihr Real Estate 647~8895 I limn r (I IK I cull WHERE THE INDIVIDUAL GETS ATTENTION h 1(1-1.1 In lACKSTON SHOWCASE

W ranll n i4 8 down to quallflod buyor. 1 and i unliw llh ** ■PPSwioaa. Raalitollo flnaneing larma. Call tor datalla. 8 4 3 : ^ 11 % % or 11 %% Mtrtgiiw SvalhM. LIMITED TIME: June 24 to July 3 NO SALES PRICE LIMITS ^ NO INCOME LIMITS M4NCNE9TEII For ^rsonal QuaMficatlon - Pick Up The Phona Loofclrra for a plao* to grow? Thia Capa haa a largo Ihringroom with a llra- plaoa, rormal dining room and 3 nloa alia badrooma. It lalooalad In a quiat We have Yankee MAC Houeet For You roaktantlal noigilbolhood. Only IM goO. Eaal Nartfuri 9I1.BM I Put Number 1 to work for you."*

■ jjg io jo lM n Q room, loc room, toroonod porch and oarago. C mH for an 648-4060 County leiMe FREE MARK e t forHoreaman : EVA LUATION tjp m Ooloim Pam Heuas

dam ooytntonoaa. naw tomlly fWOA 4 badnaoHM^ aluin, aWm ______COUNTRY UVMQ T h ^ a T M a S ^ or •5 I? Lq*aly 3 badroom Ranch on a baautifully landa- aought-aflar araaa. Charming flmplaoa. ^ 63 East Contar St.. Manchester. 643-4060 groM buHI-lna, aupar dock. Won't laat - Only $106,goa i t

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NEW YO RK (U P I) - Sum­ already past the point where you 9 0 pnud ot boktg Boloctod bb b you're likely tocomebacktoasick mertime fitness can have un­ need to take in w afer," said Dr. By Patricio McCormack dM oroat. PREMIER DEALER, Emt for 9 KmHod timo Unittd Prow Intomotlonol healthy side effects. Although Steven Jonas, proteeaor of com­ Banta said if the pet you wantto that healthy look saenu to munity and preventive medicine m io PHorlng SPEaAL PRIONQ on Ombb eUahinakenneldoeeH'tdeweUin To keep a dream family require the body be bronxed and at the School of Medicine at the Uw trial, look for a dog sitter. Or GE tppof-th94hi0 producto dming our... vacation from turning into a barely covered, those warm SUte University of New York at oat sitter. Or Mrd watcher. ni^tm are, early plans ihonld be tanning rays take their toll on Stony Brook. "Tanking up’’ Dependlngonthokindofpet. made to maintain sanity and eyes, skin, water balance and before exerdee and stopping keep loved o b m out of harm's body in generai. frequently for wafer can prevent PLVINa THE KIM: The way. What begins as a pleasant Jog getting thirsty. Greater Pittsburgbintemational Some are obvious, aich as or invigorating tennis game can If humidity is high, then less Airport provides a Kidsport, a remember to take aaotkn aidc- end with the body flushed, wafer is lost, but less water place where mothers aM dads ness puts for the Uda who get feverish, drained of vitai fluids evaporating off skin means can drop in with the kids. This carsick. Take dnpUcato pres­ and the mind confused, even hampered cooling aMlity that special facility is of a type criptions for regular awdica* unconscious. Today’s beautiful cannot be helped by drinking. available at some other airports tions,giasaes to cover damage of brown body may be wrinkled and Then m oderaM activity may be onaamallerandlaagraadscale. spectacles or loss of ptHs. pockmark^ with potentiaiiy the best preventative for beat H m special facility nrovidea Some not so obvioas, sack as cancerous spots SO years from stress, said Jonas. DEALER children with a variety of toys and stowing a book of beusebold hints now. Poorly protected eyes can How often and bow much books, along with slides, rocket along with the first aid U t in the be more prone to cataracts. All wafer each individual needs is ahino and even a merry-go-round glove compartment so you'll this because of the summer sun. best determined by experience, witn a prime view of the airport's know what to do when the kids To cope with h i^ tempera­ be added. But balancing exerdae runways. get bubble gum in their hair. Or tures, the active boNew York City. P E T & Dr. Charles Banta, menU, Fido can eserdae. receptioa area to see what the are replaced, said Flynn, cooling Increased leisure time, head of the Alpo Pet Center in During the car trip, by the place is like. Ask for references. - mechanisms falter. Higher body greater emphasis on tanning and Philadelphia, says check with N ever left your pet in a kennel way, atop at least every four / \ m temperatures disrupt the brain's being ouOloora, and skimpier Modal TFXSdfG the airline about regulations hours to give pet an exercise and before for an extmided period? WATER- temperature-control centers. c l o t ^ are blamed for this when taking dog or cat on a comfort break. If leaving an Stage a dry run to dieck out your o Sweating decreases, blood stops increase. TOPOFTNiUMi rCtMTEN 1 • BuM-in eemportmonl door lor going to the skin, and body “ But sun exposure should not txnuuMWiCAWAcmf motani ocooaa to wtnor 1*10*1. S temperature soars. be viewed as an abedute inMM- B-W M — B I»B Extra 10 9 9 caoBCfiy Electron^ o e u a m o c «PfTM troM tho oMUMi 0 8 CM ft oida- W IS E. INC. o 3-wiSF waBhok—wwtia iB^t Sonoof Control D r w . 6 eyefaa - OVEN fO U C N C O H T M IS by lid i roirtgarotor witn • 57 cu • “ If you exercise to the point tor to exercising outside," said CBBBCity (Of OBOHlBf IBBBB, intiudmg BUlOMBlic ponnonant ft f >00101 4 adpioiaBtt g in s s SpoU cruBbor fer iwiBll IobM o* pfwaa 9 OpfUtQ 99l9GUon9- or BrolWng wMB Iho tOMoafaHwa onotooo ToRiurod door* Sooiod a that you feel tMrsty, you are Jonas. touoit alalftB and MMMMh R for HonkOkoBta up'Bom Uni NHar proBO Plug tn Catrod* 90^909 Mosot M FfOOU *sigtv*fHaiwd

Quality Comas First At H 9 T m« 2 5 s 6 4 6 ^ 0 < Blodol JETZB5 MCSTCIIFACIUNal Quest Electrics — 40% OFF m ClIO V A VC OVEN “ iPAuv. me. Aoplaooo onoBno rango Rood. Soptfeoticolod ■ontormokog WMo B cu ft cowdy Eooyto Bt.MaMtaMr.OBMM TOUCH comnot Budl*m oonsuot tM and epoklop roofoip cooking oa«y and tiour Mford P O IK H U M O I* IM N W A tN B i UgtH 10 pofeor tosBte Autontatic • flaaAiMy to Auto Cook 11 porfomonco niorMlonrtg p r^ Prosnpliftg Digptoy prowides pro- fit Cookmg Control tBBtonng Auld function. Eloctronc touch con- gramnwnf inclnM' Tffna gnima 10 yoor tuM feorranty Ott Cook. Auto fteast. ortd Auto trot* Dual klfaeW** nwerpmaeo PomidTof* tuB ond door tmor Cook 1 B2ioiiyi Aria Pro II ZZ Custom kf^tom-^^aoignod tor good, po— r towoU sHBi tm k tor dotaRB) Tomporahiro •wort cooking rMuBs cook program A iMneor Syeleoi-D etail otoft option ofOoyCMa i f U.8.D.A. Choice Meats Cut to Order w/floating trem. — 40% OFF A. Franks, Sausage Patties, Ring Kielbasa, Kelly Dogs, Hamburger All Drum Heads In Stock — Special c— BdicByt Patties, Chicken 40% O F F LarfMl IM a Dm Im Pricee PREMIER 30 Adams 8t, Manchastsr Manchesters’ Headquarters for your DEALER (ExK 93 off 1-86) thru cook-out meats. BELLERS MUSIC 4enim iB.TO9.oiiifUM anSB 647-9997 50 Pumall PIbob, MBnchaalBr 640>2030 646-2789 June US AND SAVEI GE. W e bring good things to life. ostMOMLW MOw-TNumTiLt. niss4raM«r-rxs • 11 M I SEE *NO TRADES • CREDITS • DEALERS I I r. I ' r 7 r ~ ■AeaoeeivaaeReEal / ij? • M . v rI IMW* H *1 ZAAftS t IS * t S II • t« k , ' < 1 .. ■ < img ^ ^ ^ ^ I l l l l i ' I H I i I • • • » 11 • II* l••••l• II * » • »•••»* » | « ’****f I 1 . . I {• s fl! F 1 Doii^t let a dreim vacation itmare i 1 SunimRf coh66H Risiiiaicm , ^ ™ 1 S NOSHIHl^tlZSI CoBliaaed Inm page t TOYS: Be sure all the kids take ODDMENTS o r A H B U n iL Uon card, auto Insurance card, inteatinal dlaegiea. Don't drink 1 ^ NO PROBLEM! their happiness and security N ATU R E: Should you travel motor club caid, namoa and any surface water. Drinking I 1 airline* *ay youtaavetoreservean object — be it a little blue blanket when pregnant? The American addreaaes of next of kin.’ ’ water in Mexican border towns i under way in rock world Retax-no need to extra seat. But a spokesman (oi from babytime, a threadbare College of Obstetricians and Be aware of regional hazards, can give you traveler's diarrhea. change! Domino’s Pizza one said if space is available an bear or whatever. Separation Gynecologists offers this advice: says the National Safety Council. Drink bottled water or soft is only a phone call away. infant can take the apace and will trauma resulting from happi­ Ask your doctor for any special “ Visit the library and do a little drinks.” St it tor 30 years, end are - as Kenny Loggine is on tour for Faat, Free Delivary* notbecharged. ness and security objects left 400 traveling advice. Try to travel reading up on possible haiards of By Frank Spotnitz the first Ume sines "Footloose” Consumer Reports says both the area you plan to visit. For BEFORE LEAVING: Stop Unltod P rttt Inttrnotlonol usual — on tour once sgsin. miles down the road at home is during the second trimester — 1 Stlng’s'future with the Police b u r ^ up the charts and will 204 Main 8t. American Airlines and TW A say example: Rocky Mountain Spot­ mail and newspaper deliveries 1 bard to quell. months four to six. If you’re has been put on bold indefinitely, stay there through the season. Mancheeter you ha ve to reserve an extra seat. Books that make good com­ traveling by, car, wear a safety ted Fever, which is transmitted unless you arrange with a NEW YORK - An ll-hour 1 i but that's not stopping the star M Katrina and the Waves 6 4 9 - 1 0 4 1 Both United and Delta say they panions on trips with kids inciude by ticks, occurs primarily In the reliable friend or relative to concert at Philadelphia's JFK belt and make frequent stops to the forthcoming “The Bride (“ Walking on Sunshine” ) and Our drivers carry laaa allow freeuseof a vacant seat. Southwest, western Montana, regularly collect them. Arrange 1 ^ Sudium featuring dozens of the “Are We There Yet” (Rand- walk around and restore circula­ from bitting the road in support the Philadelphia-bred Hooters than $20dO. “ Your best bet is to reserve a McNally-$7.95). It contains Wyoming, parts of Idaho and for someone to mow the grass so 1 0$ biggest names in rock ’n’ roll tion. If you’re going to be of bis first solo effort, “ The will divide opening act duties for Limited delivery area seat for your baby," Consumer travel games, puzzles and outdoors a lot, use a sunscreen. eastern California. it won’t be obvious the family Is 1 E highlight* the concert lineup this i 1 Dream of the Blue Turtles." Don Henley’s summer tour, Oommo'g Phza. Ioc Reports says. quizzes for the whole family. “ High altitude sickness can away. It's a good to install a 1 ^s summer, which promises to be a Your skin may be more sensitive w 1 ■ Culture Club apparently has wMIe Survivor warms up the What about hoiding theinf anton strike in the mountains. For gadget that switches lights on busy if not overwhelming season Games to play on the road during pregnancy. While exer­ 1 weathered stormy relattonships crowd for RED Speedwagon. DOISINO'gngZA yourlap? Risky. healthy people, problems usu­ and off at set times. 1 s for music. Include treasure-hunts— looking cising, avoid overheating. 1 z reported within the band and will Spandau Ballet wUI try to D c u v c m ' n m . Aviation safety authorities say for certain types of buildii^s, A reminder from the National ally occur at elevations above Make sure the car is ship­ s 11 < The “Live Aid” benefit con­ return to Uie road. Ditto for shore up its American audience in sudden turbulence the baby license plates, barnyard anim­ Safety Council: “ Don’t leave 7,000 feet; for people with heart shape. Carefully check cooling 1 * cert, which will coincide with Crosby, StiUs and Nash, who wiU as special guests of the Power couldflyoutofyourarmsifyouare als, letters of the alphabet. The or lung diseases, at heights of system, brakes, belts and tires. another megashow at London’s home without your driver’s play through the summer. The Station. The Pow er SUtion, If your pizza does not not alert. object of such games is to find the above 4,000 feet. Do it ahead of takeoff day so Wembley Arena July 13, will license, duplicate car keys, reformed Squeeze will play 35 which first said it wouldn’t tour wrive wHhin 30 miniABe, Never mind trying to buckle “ Drinking mountain stream there will be time for any ne^ed include Mick Jagger, Stevie 30 minute greatest number of objects the vehicle registration, hospital in­ but then said it would, will be piesent this coupon to seatbeltaroundyourselfanbaby. quickest. surance card, medical informa- water can give you a number of repairs. t Wonder, the Cars, Eric Clapton, dates. Wham! 's George Michael and minus lead singer Robert Baby could be crushed if you are Duran Duran, Hall and Oates, the driver for $3D0 off Andrew Ridgely will have a Palmer. guarantee thrust forward. Huey Lewis and the News, Tears your pizza. chance to make back the money Synth-pop wiz Howard Jones is For Fears and many others. lifting quite nicely on his headlin­ One coupon per pizza. Organized by Boomtown Rats they loet on their tour of China CAR TRIPS: Kids between 3 with their summer tour. Wham!, ing tour, accompanied by a and 8 are the first to get ants in Crafter’s Choice founder Bob Geldof, the London buoyed by three coneecuUve No. backup Iwnd this time around. Faat, Frsa DaNvery" their pants on car trips, accord­ and Philadelphia concerts are As a supporting act last year, Summer Savings expected to raise more than 110 1 singles, will be playing to ing to Arnold Furey, director of stadiums, likely fUlsd by mobs of Jonee manipulated his array of 294 Main St. Mobil Travel Guides. ^ Classes ^ million to aid the needy In teenage ^ris. _ electronic equipment No more than 300 miies a day is with famine-stricken Africa. M anchester Another Britisb act. Tears For singMandedly. a good niie when your cargo is in Less than 80,000 people will get Shorts Fears, U touring the country Acta oontiiHiing on from the that age bracket, he says. Get on Will sharpen your craft skHls Clamdiggers a chance to see the Philadelphia spring inciude hitmaker Phil 649-1041 performance in person, but the fresh from the cbait-topping the road eariy — by 7 a.m. Puli Sundresses performance of “Everybody Coliins; Bryan Adams; E ric off early, no later than 3 p.m. Romper Suits entire show will be broadcast for summer projects. Wants to Rule the World.’’ Tbeir Clapton, wifii the brilliant Gra­ That way you’ll have time to live on M TV and three hours of it Swimwear Accessories second single, “ Shout," seems ham Parker and the Shot as an explore sights at the stop. on network television, guaran­ likely to keep the pubUcs opener, and ace guitarist Cariee W. Allan Wilbur of the Ameri­ t e e !^ it the largest audience of Wreaths, Baskets. Wall Hangings? attrtSUon. Santana. can Automobile Association, Fashion Tips From the summer. Falls Church, Va., says enter­ stuffed animals. Stenciling. Folk Art, . It was rumored that late taining children on a road trip is uddifinns to the rooter will an art. But there are three rules: Baby Gifts, etc... include Bob Dylan and Bruce take safety precautions, keep Springsteen. Also considered children reasonably occupied likely is a stadium tour toward SEE IT HERE! ONLY AT RIZZO'S and adjust starts a ^ stops for See Maryann the end of the eummer by children’s ages, personalities Springsteen, wboee “ Bom in the and eating and sieeiping habits. 28B. OLCOTT STREET U.S.A.” has been in the Top Ten A more leisurely paced drive MANCHESTER. CT Belcon Plaza, 317 Green Road, Manchester for more than a year. METRIC POOL! includes stopping to snack or CloMd MoMdayB In the meantime, Tina Turner Leisure stretch every 100 miles or once 64e-SS28 T u m . - Sat 10-5:30 / Th ttr*. Till 9 PM______takes her triumphant “ Private every two to three hours. Stop­ Dancer” tour to more than 70 Living Incredible ping before dark also means All kinds — Casual to Dressy and we also cities, starUng in July to coincide early dinner, early bedtime for SUPPLIES • CLASSES • GIFTS . have gift certificates!!______with the releaae of “ Mad Max with the children and an early start Beyond Thunderdrome.” in the next morning. which she stars. Huey Lewis and the News will r U f S M K - SAFETY RULES: Youngsters be back on the road at the same should buckle up. Infants n ^ to time for a two-month tour, be secured in appropriate child MARLOSrS SPRING & accompanied as they were on restraint systenu. Be sure kids dates last summer by the Tower understand they should not fid­ SUMMER SHOE SALE of Power bora eection. Can be installed dle with locks, door bandies, car A bom section also accompan­ Abooeground controls, sharp objects or large ies Tom Petty and the Heart- unwieldly toys. Nix any attempts CLASSIC FAVORITES breakers on their tour this year, In g rou n d to poke bands, bead* or toys out supporting the excellent “ South­ or ComMmrtf on the window. from etvLdltions ern Accents" LP. It’s the first Use the buddy system in the time be and the band have hit the SAVE 25% ■ -APOOL-nUTCANBE car, charging older kids with Every month we are road in two and a half years. ■s t a l l e d BUUST HOURS looking after younger ones. The This season, enjoy the superb comfort It's the first time in Dve years -NO SPECIAL SK UA WEEDED giving away a TO AS80MLE WALLS older ones usually respond well and style of traditionally styled that Dire Straits has seen a North American stage. Mark Knopfler •NO mnS OR BOLTS ON to being given special duties — footwear from Auditions. Available -ROUND POOLS be it map reading, note taking, FREE GO KART and the rest of the band, best •CAN BE BBTALLED ONGROUND in a wide range of colors and known for 197V’s “ Sultans of keeping track of travel expense* RegMer Ollsnl M G RO Um O R or a sharp eye on the little kids. sizes. See them today. Swing,” will be playing a lot of HALF AND HALF material from the new “ Broth­ -ALUMPWM AOnrUC WALLS. CONN. GOLF LAND ers in Arms” album. WRX. NOT RUST, ROT THE EVERY’THING KIT: The Grateful Dead have been CRACK OR PEEL The AAA says a be-prepared-for- •PA1ENIED ENBGRY SAVING anything travel kit includes iOULAIED WALLS packaged towelettes, tissues, •IHneOmCaHi -SAVE ON DOTALLAIION COST All Auditions *10 OFF Fim For All Afis! bandages, C h ilian ’s and adult’s Many Other Brands a Styles on Sale Alsol aspirin, antiseptic, flashlight, batteries, snacks, sketchpads, Our best extruded aluminum pool with deluxe filter markets, small toys and books. ______PhHPaatorwt______'EMMss Cm * EMUi Snacks, Juices and water stave and accessory package only $1995!______off the “ when to we eat’’ tummy Shopping by TV will never go over twitches. 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Now, for “Tessa d’ArUay," by Mal­ much as she pleases. ralaxation and onjoymont, not oxpoct. nwf» an opoctol Anotria. abont many whoa eventf aad books to let you escape (ram Anally fight back to end the British Journalist Ludovic coming homo moiw axbauotad ioctlona for Ifcoae not in a tour A to attractiona sneb 09 the BUtmom ‘TSSfJTXrSlre.wW!. day-UMlay cares Is international horror (or a tale that will lower Kennedy raises doubts about group and for ovorooea CMnoon. Franca is the Ida Bitotca Aawrlca bapidm backpachlMaf than bofore you loft. Tha koy te oourm. One fe to son youraalf m in flavor. Latin America, the the summer temperature a few Hauptmann’s guilt in ‘"rhe Air­ For Bunpo, oay of the FfeU- (Pwibaon. 9MJO. IW e ia o iin - Myou likethettteaofatoyiRglB knowing what to ospoet ood Hawaii and yna caa do BO battar Caribbean, England, China and degrees. man and the Carpenter” (Vik­ log guidoi. Stopbon Btrubauna’a liar fi foraut tfto aatlonal pm1i9 but aM la a travel guldea will help, whothar than to toba afeag the "Mavarfek of course, the U.S.A., ali are June brings King’s "Skeleton ing, 499 pp., 919.95). ’The author Summer Sale Festival eaer-reedtog foidoa (Houghton Mfeballn galdae anigl*tohletor- Mat or camper, a naofal baefc la your trip tbteoummtr tea grand Ouida to HawalT’ by Robad W. settings for some of the best C rew " (Putnam , 512 p p ., 911.95). alleges that Hauptmann’s accus­ Just in time for the 4th tour of Aiia or a simplo bua in Mtffiinl. FrugHDor'e "Bnrepaou ic ^ cnliursL hotel and m atoa- "The (fomplata Onlda to Cabhw ers believed in Us guilt and that Dona (Paliefei .Hoeka, reads of the season. There may be mixed feeling the meuntoina of America. t29 a D ay" (Mnon 6 Schuotor, not infeematfen in ana m hw w. and Lodgm la Amarlea'a Blata about this collection of short belief resulted in falslUed evi­ Bane tolfe yaa The story of (our generations The ptethore of travel guidm 99.99) and other guldea, or the Tha vary nHaUa Miclwlin ' aedNaUenal P arke," hyOemWa stories, some of them dating dence and the withholding of Bead to knew of the Del Valles and Truebas is on the market Include, of course, Lot’a Go gutdoi by the Harvard Rimmermaa (little, Brawn, the subject of "The House of the back to his early days and most Informatloa defending him. vaeatfea in tha feianda. the tried, end tme Fielding’s Student Agsud oe (St. Martta’a, 96, glt.9i pB). of them prevhMi^ published. Par the many vtskaeS Sa Spirits,” by Isabel Allende Another piece of non-flctlon series from William Morrow Inc. 99.96) for Mdgtt tnvelon wtH i«y but tohrmathrely (Knopf, SS3 pp., I17.M). The Some wonderful escapism (or iUaska oad wsatem Canaii. that deserves a read la "Sea of Sevan guldea are updated ennu-. be o( help, niece of Chile’s late president fantasy lovers comes from Terry Slaughter,” by Farley Mowat » than to “Tha MBapeat" (Alaoka ally — you con tell theee by the ■ A handy b ^ jo c h o t book to Brooks in his novel "The Wish- Narlhwoit PabHaWng |IS.m Salvador Allende shows her (Adaatic MontUy Press. 994.95). red covert — and will help you on “Paoepoit to Camw’a Smell (amlliar.ty with her topic: the song of Shannara" (Del Ray, 999 ■that pnvidaa the drtvartravMar ’The book chronicles the devasta­ your tour of Euiopo and the Hotela and Inna" by Bovorfy PM -i people, their history, feeUngs pp.,\99.95 trade pb). ’This final r with air, raH, aad sea i cbadalu tion of hundreds of different Caribbean, the Bohamoa, Ber­ Beyer (John WHey. 19 JO . Bepor and paiasions. I of the Shannara trilogy species of birds, flshandnuun- gives a brief deeoilptlon of each Taka a laak M m a M a m Cinb in “The 09994’ .anmenuamad A collection of short stories by pits members of the muda and Mexico. ntals living cm the East coast of Fielding’s World Wide Guide counuy, Iteta the nnaM, addnee, Ouldei to the Ifatbagl Parka. AaMrican A dventure Shiva Naipul takes the reader to ifort family against the (Doublcday-DalphiB, ;elher ettradfeae. the United States and Canada to Cruteos hss been rensmed telepbone aamber and prtoe and Tkw am at^tattto^^ Naipul's native Trinidad and te forces of evil to save the land. from the thne of the first “ World Wide Cruises" (512.96). a couple of aenteunee per betel. Entfand, where he lives now. In The novel also boasts one of the expiorera to the present. It Whet mon do yen need? 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