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BEIRUT, Lebanon (AP) — French U.N. peacekeeping troops fought nightlong gunbattles with contributions Shiite Moslem militiamen in south­ ern Lebanon in which three militia­ men were killed and 17 Frenchmen By David Goeller can contribute from $1,000 to G

were wounded, a U.N. spokesman The Associated Press $1,500. reported today. “The PAC system tends to give

The two sides called a cease-fire WASHINGTON - The Senate, special interests a disproporionate

at noon today after what U.N. warned that a tidal wave of special share of Influence,” Senate Minor­ spokesman Timur Goksel decribed interest money is engulfing the ity Leader Robert Byrd. D-W.Va„ as the most serious confrontation democratic process, voted today to said Monday. He added that in 14 months involving (I.N. troops. raising money from PACs to help limit the amount political action Fighting raged for nearly 12 hours committees can give to congres­ finance increasingly expensive

after a checkpoint incident. sional election campaigns. campaigns is a "grubby, demean­ ing task." The U.N. spokesman said three The 69-30 tally was the Senate other fighters of the main Shiite took its first direct vote on the Sen. William Proxmire, D-Wls.,

militia, Amal, were wounded in touchy, close-to-home issue since said PAC spending “Is a way for a

clashes with machine guns and the post-Watergate reforms of the special interest group... to prevail rocket-propelled grenades. mid-1970s opened the way for the against the public interest. No one

Goksel said the known French rise of PACs operated by labor, voluntarily parts with thousands of casualty count climbed from nine dollars ... unless there’s a payoff. business and idelogical groups. to 17 after Amal allowed Lebanese ... It may come in a speech not The vote to impose restrictions Red Cross volunteers to go into on PACs for the 1988 elections was delivered, in one change in a

embattled areas of the French a preliminary one, keeping the 240-page bill, in hiring a staff peacekeeping zone east of Tyre to legislation alive and open to member who is sympathetic to a

evacuate the victims. ^ amendment. A final vote is not PAC.”

The clash erupted Monday night scheduled until after Sept. 8, Sen. Phil Gramm, R-Texas, on the outskirts of the village of leaving the plan with relatively defended PAC money. “America is

Abbassieh east of Tyre, when two little time to clear Congress in the about special interests. How do we members of the Shiite Ama! militia final weeks of the 1986 session. bring about a concensus of special

failed to heed an order to stop their On the House side, more than 100 interests to bring about the na­ tional interest?” car at a French checkpoint, Goksel members sponsoring similar legis­ said. lation say they will move into

After an argument, both militia­ action once the Senate sends them

men climbed out of the car, a proposal. brandished guns at a French The Senate bill’s chief sponsor, Postal David Boren, D-Okla., concluded soldier manning the checkpoint and then tried to disarm him, the two days of debate on the issue by

U.N. official said. urging his colleagues to take

Another French soldier watch­ advantage of the Senate’s first building ing from a distance then opened opportunity in a decade to "cast a vote for serious campaign fire, killing the two militiamen. 2 reform.” That touched off nightlong gunfire "We’re being pounded by a tidal exchages between the French sought wave of special interest money,” contingent and Amal, Goksel said. He said six of the Frenchmen said Boren, one of only a handful of were wounded at Abbassieh and senators who refuse to accept By John Mitchell one at Marakeh, two villages east campaign contributions from Herald Reporter of Tyre, Lebanon's southernmost PACs.

port city. "How long are we going to wait Postal officials arein the process

Goksel said medics from the before we do something about it?” of trying to consolidate Manches­ he said. "We must not allow the U.N. force were still unable today ter’s post offices, and plans are to transport the wounded French high positions of public trust in our moving forward, according to a soldiers to the peacekeeping for­ government to be put on the postal spokeswoman. auction block.” ce's field hospital in the Lebanese Cornelia Newbolt. public rela­ border town of Naqoura. On Monday, Boren and his allies tions manager for the U.S. Postal

Beirut radio stations said Amal recited statistics showing PAC Service in Hartford, said that a militiamen, equipped with machi- money going to congressional committee is reviewing size speci­ candidates had increased from $12 neguns and shoulder-fired rocket- fications and will then look for a propelled grenades, were besieg­ Herald photo, by Rocha million in 1974 to $104 million a larger space In order to consoli­

ing all French positions east of decade later. The figures also date Manchester’s branches. showed 98 members of Congress Tyre. Just peachy Newbolt said the post office is Amal, the most powerful Shiite got more than half their campaign looking to expand because its militia in Lebanon, is headed by Janet McAllister of Storrs enjoys a the Manchester Area Conference of money from PACs in 1982, while offices are overcrowded. 183 members were in that category Lebanon's Justice Minister, Nabih peach at the farmers’ market on Churches. More pictures and a story are Bids on space will be taken "In Berri. in 1984. the not-too-distant future.” she Saturday. The market is sponsored by on page 9. PAC critics say this growing said. stack of money has contributed The post office’s real estate greatly to a sharp rise in the price branch will be doing the site of getting elected. Successful Se­ inspections. Newbolt said. She said Police crack down on speeding trucks nate candidates in 1976 spent an that the branch, located in Lexing­

average of $600,000, but the aver­ ton. Mass., is made up of post office age winner in 1984 spent $2.9 employees with an interest in.real By George Layng computer known as VASCAR may cally on the lookout for speeding have, he said. million, according to Boren. estate. Herald Reporter be making truckers think twice truck drivers. Three other VAS­ The legislation generally would If a truck driver learns state Specifications for the building about traveling faster than the 55 CAR Mustangs are used to catch police are using radar in a certain limit House candidates to $100,000 include a site of 35,000 square feet, "Like a freight train on wheels" mph speed limit. other motorists, he said. area, the word goes out via citizens in PAC money per election cycle. or about 4‘/(i acres, according to

is how Trooper John Strachan of Since state police began using Strachan operates in the central band radios to other truckers. Senate candidates would face a Newbolt. She was unable to offer general limit of from $175,000 to the Connecticut State Police des­ VASCAR on June 24 . 875 truck Connecticut region, which extends Strachan said. further details. $750,000, depending on a state’s Thomas Tomkunas. superin­ 9 cribes a speeding tractor trailer. drivers have been arrested for from the Massachusetts, border The trucks average between 50.000 “If we're using it in Middletown, population. tendent of Manchester postal oper­ speeding, according to Strachan. near Enfield, south throuj^ the 'The bill would cut the maximum and 80.000 pounds, and many That’s twice the number caught Hartford area, and along Inter­ they know in Boston that we have ations. said that consolidation has been doing it.” he said. amount a PAC can give a candi­ been needed for nine years. He said travel at speeds over 80 mph. the through usual means, he said. state 91 to New Haven. While the date from $5,000 to $3,000, while The result is that few speeders trooper said. VASCAR. which stands for Vehi- program has been successful. raising the amount an individual are ticketed, hesaid. Assoon asthe Please turn to page 8 While motorists have long com­ ' cle Average Speed Computer and Strachan said those arrested so far radar area is cleared, truck plained about 18-wheelers crowd­ Recorder, measures average are "not even the tip of the ing the state’s highways, their speed over a marked distance. It’s iceberg." drivers accelerate back overthe .55 mph limit. Strachan said, making numbers have lately increased. placed in unmarked Ford Mustang However. VASCAR is more CAM BRIDGE REPORTS Hlghlig^ for a limited deterrence. Strachan estimates that morethan state police cars, which have been effective in stopping speeding Not so with VASCAR. because it 100.000 trucks use Connecticut traveling the state’s highways. tractor-trailors than the usual Product Value Ratings roadways every day. looking for offenders and issuing radar detection. Strachan said. is undetectable. Strachan said, adding that it does not bounce a All of this, makes for greater tickets. Radar use can be discovered with On a scale of excellent, good, only fair, or poor, please tell me how beam off a truck. Instead, he said, you'd rale business and industry's performance in producing traffic hazards. However, a spe­ Strachan is one of only two the use of a special detection unit, Q the device measures a certain good products and services at a fair price. cial two-month-old state police troopers driving VASCAR Mus­ commonly referred to as a "fuz- program that uses a portable tangs in the state that are specifi­ zbuster” — which most truckers distance and then times how long a truck takes to cover the length. Falr/poor Dividing the distance by the time Good/ Falr/poor Good/ \ excellent provides police with the vehicle’s 6 TODAY’S HERALD excellent' average speed. Strachan explained. The usual procedure is for Ex-mayor charged In d e x Strachan to measure off a certain Torrington’s former mayor and one of its current 16 pages, 2 sections distance, such as from underneath

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t - MANCHESTER HERALD. Tuesday. Aue 12, 1986 ^MANCHESTER HERALD. Tuesday, Aug. 12, 1986 — $ WEATHER Manchester/Area Firehouse Towns In Brief close to Connecticut forecast Manchester drier than average completion Central, Eastern Interior and Southwestern ♦ h l'if precipitation that has fallen in Manchester for Interior: Partly sunny and drier today with highs seven months of this year is over three Inches below 75 to 80. Light northwest wind. Partly cloudy and By John Mitchell S a s f ""S z*o'® “ Environmental Analyst cool tonight with lows 55 to 60. Light and variable Herald Reporter wind. Partly sunny Wednesday with highs in the either rain or snow inid-70s. nr ^®rlazo said. That represents 87 percent BOLTON — The architect for the West Coastal and East Coastal: Considerable the 24.95 inches that usually falls during the first seven months, new firehouse told the Public cloudiness and drier today with highs 75 to 80. Wind lie said. Building Commission Monday that a forthcoming generator is the only north around 10 mph becoming onshore by The lower levels of precipitation have left Manchester's four holdup in the firefighters’ attempts afternoon. Mostly cloudy tonight with lows in the percent full, Ferlazo reported. That level is to occupy the building. mid-60s. Light and variable wind. Partly sunny Today In Slightly below the level recorded last year at this time, but there Wednesday with highs in the mid-70s. IS nothing to be concerned about, said George Murphy of the Alan Wiedie, architect for the Northwest Hills: Mostly sunny and drier today history Manchester Water Department. estimated $800,000 project, said with highs 75 to 80. Light and variable wind. Mostly The average precipitation is based on local data kept at that If not for the generator, which is due Sept. 6, the firefighters clear tonight with lows 50 to 55. Light and variable Bradley International Airport while the actual precipitation was Among those born would have been able to occupy the wind. Mostly sunny Wednesday with highs 75 to 80. measured by the Manchester Water Department rain gauge, on this date was ferla zo said. «» o . building in two weeks. actor George Hamil­ Fire Department Capt. Ray­ The town received 3.15 inches of rain in July, which is 0.35 ton, in 1939. mond Soma requested that the Coastal forecast inches less than normal, according to the report. It was one of PBC let the firemen know as soon four months in which the actual precipitation was less than the as possible when they can move in. Long Island Sound to Watch Hill, R.I., and average. The driest month was May, when 1.05 Inches of rain fell. “ We’d like to get it occupied.” he Montauk Point: Wind northeast 10 to 15 knots A In June, 4.90 inches of rain fell in town, making it the wettest said. occasionally east this afternoon. Northeast 10 to 15 Almanac month. The other two months that received more precipitation Construction of the firehouse, knots tonight and Wednesday. Two to 4 feet than the average was January and February, the report said. done by Windham Sand and Stone, becoming 1 to 3 feet during the afternoon 2 to 4 feet began in November of last year. tonight and 2 to 3 feet Wednesday. Seas over Long Today is Tuesday, Aug. 12, the In 1867, President Andrew Revaluation field work continues The original completion date was Partly sunny Island Sound 3 feet or less through Wednesday. 224th day of 1986. There are 141 targeted for June 23. but plans Visibility 3 to 5 occasionally less than 1 mile in fog Johnson suspended Secretary of days left in the year. War Edwin Stanton. Revaluation field teams from the town Assessor’s Office are were changed because masonry and showers this afternoon through Wednesday. work could not be completed Today: Partly sunny and drier with a high of 75 to 80. Light northwest 'Today’s highlight in history: In 1915. the novel “ Of Human scheduled to be appraising property on the following streete this during the winter. wind. Tonight: Partly cloudy and cool with a low of 55 to 60. Light and On Aug. 12. 1898, Hawaii was Bondage” by William Somerset Street, Bank Street, Cedar Street, Chestnut Street, U formally annexed to the United Church Street’ Cooper Street, Cooper Hill Road, Division Street, The firehouse, located at Bolton variable wind. Wednesday: Partly sunny with a high in the mid-70s. Maugham was published. Center and Notch roads, will serve States after Congress passed a Florist Street, Garden Street, Laurel Street, North Fairfield Today’s weather picture was drawn by Elizabeth Wickersham of Across the nation as the home base for about 35 fire joint resolution. Hawaii was In 1960. the first balloon Street, Pine Street, Ridge Street, St. James Street, Walnut Bolton, who attends Bolton Elementary School. satellite — the Echo I — was department volunteers. The sta­ Strong thunderstorms hit sections of the South granted territorial status in 1900. Street. West Street, Trebbe Drive,tl’Leary Drive, Flint Road tion has six bays for vehicles, a and Nebraska today and rain was widespread and became the 50th state of the launched by the United States Preston Street. Thompson Road and South Adams Street. from Cape Canaveral. Fla. community room designated for elsewhere, but much of the nation's midsection union in 1959. Any streets not completed next week will be added to the training and a back-up dispatch turned cool and fair. Also on this date; Today’s birthdays: Actress following week’s list. center. There are five fire vehicles Showers and thunderstorms were scattered In 1676, the most destructive Jane Wyatt is 74. Choreographer in the old four-bay station on Notch from the mid-Atlantic states through the Southeast Indian war in New England Michael Kidd is 67. Sen. Dale Road. G and Florida, across the Southwest, and across history ended with the death of Bumpers. D-Ark.. is 61. Actor- Constitution Week proclaimed Of the $800,000 budgeted for the Kansas, South Dakota and western sections of Wampanoag Chief Philip near work. Wiedie said that about director John Derek is 60. Actor Manchester Mayor Barbara Weinberg has proclaimed Sept 17 Missouri and Iowa. Mount Hope. R.I. $777,280 has been spent on the George Hamilton is 47. to M as “ Constitution Week” in honor of the U.S. Constitution. construction. The anticipated ex­ Fair skies prevailed from New York and western “ The Constitution of the United States of America gives us the tra costs will run almost KO.OOO. he Pennsylvania across the Great Lakes, Ohio Valley foundation for a free, prosperous and independent life for every said. and Kentucky through western Tennessee and citizen, but each generation, in time, must work for and claim Work remaining, according to Arkansas into the southern Plains. On the lAght Side it,” Weinberg said. “ The people of the United States shqpM be Wiedie. includes installation of a Temperatures were on the low side across the deeply grateful to their Founding Fathers for the wisdom and filter system, massive interior Great Lakes region, with early-morning readings foresight they displayed in writing and adopting the painting, installation of kitchen Constitution.” in the 40s to 50s. Just plain sailing senger and doesn’t fly without Herald photo by Roche cabinets and work in the boiler flight instructor Mike Fields. room. Heavy thunderstorms rumbled across western, ARLINGTON, Texas (AP) — “ He has to be 15 ■ to solo “ Actually, it looks like we would central and southeastern Nebraska early today, Fifth-grader John Hill has to legally,” said Fields, who works Sticky situation have money to do all these things.” packing hail, drenching rain and heavy winds. Puzzo retirement luncheon planned Low 8 0 prop himself up on three pillows for Cothran Aviation. “ If he were Wiedie said. Gusts of around 60 mph hit Crawford and gusts of 46 Wendy Martell, 10, of Manchester, eats Manchester High School’s summer jobs Temperatures when he takes the controls of a old enough, John could complete A retirement luncheon will be held Sept. 24 for Marie Puzzo, a PBC member Thomas D. Harri­ mph hit Chadron, the NationaL Weather Service son concurred. “ We got the mo­ Cessna 172, but he says flying the the requirements for a pilot’s town employee for the past 20 years. For most of her employment her second marshmallow at a cookout program. said. ney.” he said. “ If it doesn’t go for four-seater is plain sailing. license within a year.” Puzzo was an account clerk in the office of the Collector of for youngsters who participated in Strong thunderstorms earlier hit sections of Revenue. this, it will go for something else.” Arizona and southern Nevada. “ It’s easy,” said the 10-year- John, who recently graduated The luncheon will be held at noon at the Manchester Country FRONTS: A cold front churned locally heavy showers and old Arlington elementary school from a two-seater Cessna 150 to Club. Tickets may be purchased until Sept. 19 from Patricia thunderstorms in the Southeast. Augusta, Ga., had student. “ You just give it the gas W a rm -w the Cessna 172, said he has Havens of the Park Department, Helena Deary of the Public 1.02 inches of rain in 24 minutes, the weather until you get to 60 mph, you pull trouble convincing his friends Works Department, Maureen Eaton of the office of the Collector service said. By early today, Goldsboro, N.C., had up the steering wheel and you go that he flies an airplane. of Revenue and Lillian Rubin, a retired town employee. Paterson appointed to Town Council Showers Rain Flurries Snow OccludedStationary 1.78 inches of rain and Columbia, S.C., had 1.31 up. He says his landings are his inches. “ And, oh yeah You got to keep only problem. By George Layno , However. Paterson. 44. said this “ It’s not anything new.” said could have been made anytime morning she does not believe her the plane in the middle of the “ I kind of bounce. You’re not New visiting nurse association Herald Reporter Paterson, who is filling the .spot after Friday, but he waited until Today’s forecast called for thunderstorms appointment — which had been National forecast runway.” supposed to do that.” Pesce left vacant when she re- today to be sure. scattered from southwest Texas across the central River East Home Care Inc. of Manchester and the Rockville COVENTRY — Democrat Eliza­ stalled twice before by the council , signed for personal reasons in “ I safe-sided it.” Hodge said. “ I Showers are forecast Wednesday from the central Gulf to southern Gulf Coast region; from Florida to southeast John, who learned how to drive Public Health Nursing Association Inc. have merged Into one beth Paterson was appointed to the because Democrats could not May. don’t need anybody saying this is Virginia: and across the Rockies and lower New England. Showers are also expected in the West and Midwest. a car when he was 7, says he visiting nurse association. Visiting Nurse and Community Care Town Council this morning by muster the majority needed to Bouchard could not be reached not sufficient time.” Missouri Valley. wants to be an astronaut when he Inc. Town Manager Harold Hodge to support her selection — violates for comment this morning. The council had been crippled grows up. In the meantime, he Serving nine towns in north central Connecticut, including fill one of two vacancies on the stale statutes. She said the posi­ Under stale law. the town last week because three vacancies Lottery tions should be filled in the order drives a car in the parking lot at Manchester, Vernon and Bolton, the agency’s offices will be seven-member panel. manager can appoint someone to left it without a legal quorum to his father’s business and flies The move came despite con­ they become vacant, meaning the the council if a vacancy has existed conduct business. Republican Mi­ located at 20 Hartford Rd., Manchester and 26 Park St.. Vernon. Republican seat would be filled airplanes. cerns that have been raised about for more than 30 days. Hodge’s chael Cleary had resigned on The Hartford Foundation for Public Giving recently awarded a last. 2 Connecticut daily: action follows his appointment last Tuesday following a dispute with grant of $126,420 to the organization for renovations to the violations of state minority repres­ His father, Johnny Hill, said In addition, she said a similar week of Democrat Rose Fowler to Democratic Council Chairwoman PEOPLE Monday: 603 interior of the Vernon office, necessitated by the merger. entation rules because it leaves his son doesn’t drive without a Republicans outnumbered five to situation existed on the 1984-86 fill the spot of Kenneth Donovan, Joan Lewis on Monday. In Manchester and Bolton, the organization oversees the licensed driver along as pas­ Play Four: 4529 one on the council. The sole council in which there were only who resigned July 9. Paterson said this morning she Meals-on-Wheels program for the elderly and shut-in. The remaining position is to be filled by two Democratic members. Pater­ Hodge said this morning the was relieved that her appointment Impressive speeder The best manners Least he could pay agency also has a staff of nurses and therapists that provide the GOP. and Republican Council­ son said at one point, former action was taken after he was told finally went through, and said she home health care. man Phillip Bouchard has said the Democratic Councilwoman San­ by Town Attorney Abbot Sehwebel hopes the politics that have domi­ Rock star Ted Nugent, known for cursing President Reagan, Bill Cosby and Secre­ Driving 41 mph in a 25-mph zone has cost spot should be filled first so that dra Pesce was the only Democrat that the appointment would not nated council actions for the past during his performances, was well- tary of Transportation Elizabeth Dole are Sen. William Proxmire $67.50. minority representation is on the panel after a vacancy violate the minority representa­ few months will be put behind the panel. mannered when he got a speeding ticket, among the 10 best-mannered Americans, Proxmire, D-Wis., skipped a court appear­ Clinics to explain tax program guaranteed. occurred. tion rule. He said the appointment says the highway patrolman who cited him in says etiquette author Marjabelle Stewart. ance Monday in Fond du Lac, Wis., and Newkirk, Okla. Four clinics have been scheduled to explain recent state forfeited the bond he had posted. legislation affecting senior citizens who pay rent under the " I was impressed with him,” said Trooper Reagan, who leads the list for the second year, ” is just so loved, by both Republicans ” I would have made it if I had to or I could state’s Elderly Tax Relief program. Jim McBride. "H e's the first rock star I ’ve have asked for a postponement,” Proxmire, Area Nike sites to be searched for PCBs ever met.” , and Democrats.” Stewart, author of 16 books The newest legislation states that if senior renters qualify for on etiquette, said Monday. ” It has nothing to 70, said from his Washington office. “ But I participation in the program they will receive no less in relief McBride said Nugent, .37, got his ticket was guilty and the $67.50 was the least I could By Alex GIrelll tlie sites. Left behind were electri- Glastonbury, just over the Man- * federal defense officials. do with politics.” payments than they received last year. cai transformers in which the Friday for driving 70 mph in a 55 mph zone. pay.” Associate Editor Chester town line at-Line Street. He said the town will be notified Following is a schedule of the clinics at which the law will be cooling and insulating materials He told the officer he was on his way to Others on her 1986 list are Barbara Bush, He was stopped July 7 in Waupun. Scott Deshefy, coordinator for if an inspection is to be made. explained; The former Nike missile instal­ contained PCBs. perform near Wichita, Kan. wife of Vice President George Bush; Andrew the state DEP of the PCB Toxics Salcius said the town will cooper­ • Westhill Gardens Community Room, 24 Bluefield Drive, lation in Manchester and Glaston­ PCBkhave caused tumors and Group, said there was no standard McBride said his 14-year-old daughter Brimmer, a former member of the Federal Celebrity Judges ate with the state in any inspection Aug. 19 from 9 to 10:30 a.m .. bury will be among abandoned reprodu^ve disorders in labora­ procedure for abandoning military of the sites. wanted a photocopy of the ticket. Nugent Reserve Board; actor George Burns; U.S. tory animals. Actor Theodore Bikel, actress Dody • Lincoln Center Hearing Room, 494 Main St., Aug. 20 from 9 to defense sites to be considered next sites and said the state has no fans in the court clerk’s office made their Supreme Court Justice Sandra Day O’Con­ 11 a.m. week when federal defense offi­ Other former military sites in knowledge of what may have been One way to test, hesaid. would be own copies. Goodman, and Miss America 1975 Shirley nor; Oprah Winfrey, a Chicago talk show cials and state environmental the state are also being studied. left behind in some of the sites. to take soil samples, but he Cothran Barrett are among the eight judges • Mayfair Gardens Community Room, 211-215 N. Main St., Nugent did not post bond and a court date hostess and actress: Robert MacNeil, Aug. 21 from 9 to 10:30 a.m. officials meet to discuss coordinat­ John Salcius. Manchester’s sani­ U.S. Rep. Barbara B. Kennelly. speculated that soil sampling was set for Aug. 29. but officials said he can who will choose Miss America 1987 next co-host of the MacNeil-Lehrer NewsHour; Ozone • Spencer Village Community Room, Aug. 22 from 1:30 to 3 ing efforts to check the locations tation officer, said Monday there is the Democrat who represents would be difficult because there is send a check to cover any fine. month in Atlantic City, N.J. and actor Tom Selleck. Scientists are again worried about depletion of the 15- p.m. for PCB contamination. no obvious evidence at the former Connecticut’s 1st Congressional no obvious dumping area where Other judges for the Sept. 13 pageant wilj Nike site off Keeney Street that For more information about the clinics, call Elderly Outreach District, has written to Secretary samples could be taken. be University of Oregon music school dean mile-high ozone layer, which screens out much of the The meeting is tentatively sche­ transformers were buried when at 647-3096. of Defense Caspar W. Weinberger He said another possibility 1 Bernard J. Dobroski, agent Sam Haskell, Sun’s harmful ultraviolet radiation. An ozone molecule duled for Aug. 21. the Army left the site. The urging “ prompt identification and would be to take samples from Tony Award winner Liliane Montevecchi, consists of three oxygen atoms, one of which is loosely Officials of the state Department property was turned over to the cleanup" of the sites. privately owned water wells in the choreographer Dee Dee Wood and former Munns names campaign manager of Environmental Protection are town and has been used for A spokesman for Kennelly said area. Reagan administration official Bernard A. attached. Scientists say that chlorine atoms now pressuring the federal Depart­ recreation since then. Monday that she has not yet Richard Coppa. director of ‘yy-r Maguire. accumulating in the upper atmosphere may be de­ Paul Munns of Glastonbury, the Republican candidate for the ment of Defense to clean up three In the 1960s. Nike installations received a response. health in Glastonbury, said he has stroying ozone molecules. Before settling back to Earth, 9th Assembly District seat held by East Hartford Democrat former Nike sites in Portland. ringed American cities, including Deshefy sa^ a decision over' no reason to suspect the presence Cromwell and Ansonia where Hartford, with missile-firing a single chlorine atom can detach the loosely held Donald Bates, has appointed Kurt Cavanaugh of Glastonbury as whether to inspect the Manchester of PCBs at the site in his town. He Caroline wows ’em there is evidence that PCBs. bases. The local installation in­ and Glastonbury sites for possible said there is no sign of any oxygen atoms from about 100,000 ozone molecules. his campaign manager. Munns said Friday in a news release that Cavanaugh, a polychlorinated biphenyls, re­ cluded a control site off Keeney PCB contamination will be made remaining electrical installation Princess Caroline of Monaco is impressing mained when the Army abandoned Street and a launching site in after the discussion next week wit h or of any dump. 9 her tiny country with her work as first lady, D O Y O U K N O W — In what year did the U.S. ban Hartford firefighter, will be part of a three-person campaign staff working with him. Also chosen were Andrew R. says McCall’s magazine. chlorofluorocarbons in aerosol sprays? Worthington as campaign treasurer and David Munns, the Caroline was thrust into the role with the MONDAY’S ANSWER — The Scottish economist Adam candidate’s brother, as finance chairman. 1982 death of her mother. Princess Grace, in Smith wrote the book "The Wealth of Nations.” The 9th Assembly District includes one voting district in Doc: cocaine use could cause heart attacks a car crash. That was “ the crucible that southern Manchester, one in Glastonbury and the southern would turn Caroline’s life around,” the 8-12-86 ' Knowledge Unlimited, Inc. 1986 section of East Hartford. Munns also appointed field By Alex GIrelll serious heart attack or arrhythmia magazine reports in its September issue. coordinators in each town. In Manchester, Republican Town Associate Editor (irregular heart beat). ” To everyone’s, amazement it was the A Newspaper in Education Program Committee member Ronald Osella was chosen. Duke also concluded that those turbulent Caroline who, when confronted Sponsored hy Munns, 22, is vice chairman of the Glastonbury Republican A Manchester cardiologist sug­ cardiac events can happen even with this tragic crisis, became the strong one The Manchester Herald Town Committee and serves on the town’s Public Safety gests that physicians with young when an angiograph shows no in the family,” McCall’s says of the heart attack victims might con­ evidence of narrowing of the blood Commission. 29-year-old princess. sider the possibility of cocaine use vessels. Bates is seeking re-election to a third, two-year term. Caroline, her husband, Stefano Casiraghi, as a factor if underlying heart "When a cardiac event occurs in 25, their son, Andrea, 2, and their week-old diseases cannot be found. a young adult, particularly in the daughter, Charlotte, live at villa Clos St. Manchester Herald Dr. Martin Duke, an attending absense of risk factors such as Pierre. Lasky to serve on allocation panel physician at Manchester Memor­ hypertension or diabetes, it might ial Hospital and an assistant be appropriate to consider the COLUMBIA — Joseph Lasky has been selected by state Sen. • < t ' ' i ¥ USPS 327-500 VOL. CV. No. 266 Carl Zinsser, R-Manchester, to serve in Zinsser’s place on the clinical professor at the University possibility of cocaine use as a 6 Ford’s fountain of Connecticut School of Medicine, o Published dally except Sunday Suggested carrier rates are $1.90 allocation control panel that will help decide how Columbia will precipitating factor,” Duke wrote. and certain holidays by the Man­ weekly, $6.50 for one month, $10.25 has written an article on the With the toss of a commemorative silver spend a one-time grant of $36,890 due under the state’s Town The 13 cases on which he based chester Publishing Co., 16Bralnard tor three months. $36.50 for six subject in the July issue of his study were found in the dollar, former first lady Betty Ford Place, Manchester, Conn. 06040. months and $77.00 for one year. Improvement Plan. “ Connecticut Medicine.” the jour­ Second class postage paid at Man­ Mall rates are available on request. Zinsser, who does not want to serve on any of the allocation English-language medical litera­ dedicated a fountain named for her at a new nal of the Connecticut State ture when he wrote his article hotel In Los Angeles. chester, Conn. POSTMASTER: control panels for the five towns in his 4th Senatorial District, has Medical Society. Send address changes to the Man­ designated others to serve for him. earlier this year, Duke said. Since Guests at the Stouffer Concourse Hotel will chester Herald. P.O. Box 591, Man- The article is based on the The plan calls for having state legislators serve on an then, another report has been be encouraged to toss coins into the Betty chestar. Conn. 06040. To place a classiflad or display medical literature of 13 patients written describing recurrent my­ advertisement, or to report a news allocation panel which can, by a three-fourths vote, overrule the Ford Fountain, with proceeds going to the between the ages of 21 and 44 in ocardial infarctions in a young Item, story or picture idea, call 643- decisions of the local fiscal authorities on how to spend the whom there was felt to be an Betty Ford Center, a drug and alcohol abuse GUARANTEED DELIVERY: If 2711. Office hours are 6:30 a.m. to5 man. each apparently related to you don’t receive your Herald by money. association between cocaine use AP photo clinic in Rancho Mirage. p.m. Monday ::ir->ugh Friday. intranasal cocaine use. Mrs. Ford, wife of former President 5:30 p.m. weekdays or 6 a.m. Satur­ Zinsser said Lasky served on the town’s recreation and acute myocardial infarction day, please telephone your carrier. (heart attack). Duke said that while there may Gerald R. Ford, was treated at the clinic. She commission and has b ^ n active in scouting activities. BEACH PATROL — Members of the Los Angeles Police Department's beach If i^u’re unable to reach Vour car­ Duke concluded from his study be many more parallel cases in H«rild photo bf Rocha dedicated the fountain Monday. rier, call subacriber service sA 647- Zinsser has named Nathan Agostinelli to serve for him in patrol issue parking violations while on duty recently In Venice Beach, Calif. The Manchester Herald laamem- that the use of cocaine, whether by which cocaine is involved, the 13 The Stouffer hotel chain also will make an 0946 by 6:30 p.m. weekdays or 10 a. ber of the Associated Prees and a Manchester, Henry Kinnie to serve id Glastonbury, Robert DR. MARTIN DUKE inhalation or intravenously, may cases studied were individuals The 7,000-officer force was cited last week by the National Association of annual contribution to the hospital, matching m. Saturdays for guaranteed deliv­ member of the Audit Bureau of Cir­ Peterson to serve in Bolton, and Edward Ely in Hebron. ery In Mancheeter. culations. be implicated in precipifating a examined by a physician. . cocaine could be factor Uniform Manufacturers and Distributors as the nation’s best-dressed police the amount of money collected each year department. from the fountain, officials said. I I 4 - MANCHESTER HERALD. Tuesday. Aug. 12, 1986 MANCHESTER HERALD. Tuesday, Aug. 12, 1966 - 5 OPINION Officials charged with perjury Bv Brent Laymon said. The Associated Press before 7 p.m. Lomento. who the affidavits for the warrants Former Torrington Mayor Mi­ acknowledged during a July inter­ sealed, and Dailey said he could chael J. Conway, 41, was charged^ view with the Waterbury Republi­ not reveal what the accused LITCHFIELD — Torrington's with two counts of perjury, Dailey Lax security former mayor, one of its current can that he used to take bets for allegedly lied about. said. He surrendered at state reputed bookmaker Paul Seiser’s All three ^ taken into custody public safety commissioners and a police barracks in Litchfield about self-acknowledged local gambler gambling operation. Lomento was Monday were released on $5,000 Jack 7:25 p.m., arriving in a Lincoln charged with three counts of bond for court appearances August have been arrested on charges Town Car accompanied by his perjury, Dailey said. they lied to a grandjury investigat­ 25. Dailey said bond on the perjury an invitation Anderson attorney. Torrington’s Demo­ A warrant was also issued for a charge for the person now jailed in ing illegal gambling and corrup­ cratic Chairman Michael A. person now being held in the New New Haven has already been set at tion in northwest Connecticut, Merati. state police said. Haven jail, Dailey said. He de­ $100,000. “In all my years as mayor and clined to identify the person, but Authorities expect to get a court Warrants on perjury charges all my years of publicservice, I did said the warrant contained one order releasing the prisoner to to terrorists # were issued for two others Mon­ not violate the public trust.” count of perjury for testimony their custody on Tuesday so he can day. including one for a state Conway said as he left the given the grand jury on June 20, be brought to Hartford Superior ( prosecutor — Assistant State’s barracks after being released on 1984. Seiser testified on that date, Court and formally charged with Aquino needs Attornby Robert D’Andrea, said $5,000 bond. according to newspaper accounts. perjury. Dailey said. While bombings, shootings and kidnap­ state police spokesman Lt. Ed­ pings have become routine events in many Torrington Public Safety Com­ Seiser. 48, has been held at the Seiser was jailed after refusing ward Dailey. missioner John DelMedico. 62. was New Haven Correctional Center to testify in June about whether countries in Europe and the Middle East, the help to hold Dailey said police had expected charged with onb count of perjury. for contempt since June 6, when he gamblers bribed someone in the United States has enjoyed relative immunity D’Andrea to surrender Monday Dailey said. He arrived at the declined to testify before the grand state Judicial Department to learn but they were informed he was in from terrorist activities. barracks in a state police cruiser, jury a second time despite a grant in advance about the court-ordered New York. He said police usually arms handcuffed behind his back, of immunity. wiretap installed on Lomento’s AP photo A recent Army audit, however, should nation together do not release the names of those after being arrested at his home Perjury is a Class D felony phone in June 1981 during a John J. Lomento Sr. of Harwinton is ied into the state who will be charged but he did so about 6:30 p.m., Dailey said. shatter Americans’ sense of security. \ punishable by up to five years in gambling investigation. poiice barracks in Litchfieid after being arrested Monday MANILA — A question hangs like a sword of because D’Andrea had left the Also charged Monday was John prison. Dailey said. Superior Court Chief State’s Attorney John J. The audit found that the Army has hired state’s jurisdiction. D’Andrea. 31. J. Lomento Sr., 44, of Harwinton. Judge JoAnne K. Kulawiz signed Kelly said Monday night that on perjury charges. Lomento, 44, was charged with three Damocles over President Corazon Aquino; Are is expected to surrender Tuesday civilians of questionable moral and physical her apron strings strong enough to hold the who was brought in handcuffs to all five warrants about 5 p.m. D’Andrea will be suspended with­ counts of perjury in connection with a Torrington grand A on four counts of perjury. Dailey the state police barracks shortly character and put them in charge of Philippines together? Monday. Dailey said. She ordered out pay as soon as he surrenders. jury investigation. He was one of three men charged. guarding nuclear warheads, chemical Not long ago, she would pour the coffee while the weapons and conventional artillery. men talked politics. Now she has become the chief topic of their discussions — a modern Joan of Arc By failing to conduct proper background whose dramatic rise from housewife to president Connecticut In Brief Hospital reaches tentative agreement checks on many of its 15,000 civilian guards, has made her appear larger than life. Public expectations may have soared beyond Bv Judd Everhart the Army has also put classified war-plan Prisoner convicted of murder bury Green tonight, officials said. 1199, said that even though blue- nurses walked offthe jobon June4 “One of the advantages of Star Wars Is that we’ll be able to shoot down her ability to make good. She has no magic cure The Associated Press The tentative settlement follows collar workers may reach a new — two days after the service and U documents and communications systems at our own rockets.” for the bleak poverty that holds three-fourths of MIDDLETOWN — William B. Schroff III, who already is a meeting Monday with Gov. contract agreement withthe hospi­ maintenance workers — when they risk, the auditors concluded. the Filipino people in its grip. Some day those serving prison sentences totaling 122 years for murder, rape and HARTFORD — A tentative William A. O’Neill, and a six-hour tal, they would not cross the settlement approved by Water­ could not arrive at a new contract. Auditors found hiring abuses at eight of the hungry people will forget that she inherited the kidnapping, was found guilty Monday of murdering a 20-year-old se.ssion with Labor Commissioner nurses’ picket lines. The strike effectively shut down Texas woman. bury Hospital negotiators and P. Joseph Peraro. ’’We won’t go back to work until 11 facilities studied. Among the civilians economy, that she didn’t cause their misery. In union leaders Monday night must the 505-bed Waterbury Hospital. fact, the euphoria that followed President Schroff, 32, sat calmly as the verdict was read in Middletown Rich Bulat, a spokesman for the nurses settle.” she said. ’’If the hired as guards by the Army were convicted be approved by the union’s Waterbury Hospital said the hospital really wants to reopen ’’We’re pleased that we came to Capitol Ideas Ferdinand Marcos’ ouster is already beginning to Superior f^ourt by the foreman of the 12-member jury, which had members, spokesmen say. an agreement and we hope that the felons, drug abusers, and mentally ill or deliberated about 11 hours over three days. He is scheduled to be agreement was reached about 9 they’ll have to settle with the fade. The hospital’s agreement with p.m. Neither Bulat nor a union nurses.” membership will approve the physically disabled people. Meanwhile, she has formed a Good Government sentenced Aug. 21. the union representing 545 striking agreement.” Bulat said. Eric J. Bengston, the public defender representing Schroff, spokeswoman would comment on A spokesman for the nurses’ G Commission to recover the ill-gotten wealth that blue-collar workers is scheduled to the terms of the settlement. At one unnamed facility, auditors found a said he would appeal the conviction even though he believed union said talks are planned for The governor said after Mon­ Marcos squeezed out of the Filipino economy for be considered when members But Merilee Milstein. a spokes Tuesday. day’s meeting that he felt confi­ 64-year-old guard whose vision was so poor himself and his cronies — loot estimated at more jurors had carefully weighed the evidence in the six-day trial and meet tonight at the Immaculate woman for New England Health The hospital’s 147 licensed prae- dent the 11-week walkout would be that he was unable to adequately handle his 'Welcome to the pit’ the instructions of Judge Thomas J. Corradino. Conception Church of' the Water­ Care Employees Union. District tical nurses and 429 registered settled shortly. than $10 billion. The commission has seized assets Testimony by police and Schroff showed that Schroff gave law weapon. Personnel records at a facility or placed its people on the boards of 180 enforcemeht officials detailed directions to the skeleton of reported to be the Army’s largest nuclear Bv Lawrence L. Knutson In the middle of this blast, eminent persons and exactly companies. ’This has sent a nervous tremor 20-year-oId Laura Hill. The woman’s remains were found in a weapons depot showed that 43 of the 198 Simpson asked rhetorically, what had they done to deserve through the business community, which largely shallow grave near a stone wall in East Haddam in 1984. WASHINGTON - Federal Ap­ “Who appointed us the score- eminence and be listened to on supported Aquino’s takeover. Now businessmen security guards had backgrounds that peals Court Judge Antonin Scalia keeper? Who appointed us the this issue. are worried about government control — a fear included public intoxication, drug possession seated himself at the witness judge?” that has also scared off foreign investors. Company informed of sign theft table of the Senate Judiciary Sen. Christopher Dodd, D- and passing of bad checks, among other “The answer of course is Conn., explain^ that many of MARLBOROUGH — A construction company says it was Committee and got an unusual AQUINO ALSO FREED political prisoners and criminal violations. simple,” replied Sen. Patrick J. them were former prime minis­ informed that warning signs and flashing lights were missing greeting: “Welcome to the pit.” Leahy, D-Vt. “The Constitution opened talks with communist insurgents. The Tb your credit you have ters and high ranking officials of from a bridge repair site hours before a car slammed into a And security guards and their supervisors Sen. Alan Simpson. R-Wyo., communist ingrates merely intensified their appoints us.” their respective countries. concrete barrier, killing two Hebron men and injuring two at an ammunition plant in Indiana where thought the description was apt As the hearing continued. Sen. guerrilla attacks. Army officers, whose lives are others. because of the grilling Supreme Howard M. Metzenbaum, D- Calling them eminent, said on the line, complained to me that Aquino is naive. chemical agents are stored were found to Dodd with a grin, “is just like us “Saturday morning we were notified that flashers were have participated in a drug and alcohol party Court Justice William Rehn- Ohio, teased Scalia for display­ I found Mrs. President, as she likes to be called, missing from signs, along with the signs,” Ben Tully of Point quist, the previous witness, had senators calling ourselves ‘Ho­ in firm command at Malacanang. She spoke with in a “chemical area.” ing “bad judgment in whipping Construction in Enfield said. But he said the missing detour signs been subjected to on his qualifi­ me” in a tennis game. norable.’ ” quiet authority, wasting no words on political and flashers reported by a passerby were “ones of least equity inyour home. At seven of the sites, auditors discovered, cations for elevation to chief The judge, whose reputation in I see, replied Helms. “It is flummery. I asked many questions, but they all importance.” officials assigned security guards without justice. games and sports is that of a exactly like referring to the centered on one overriding issue; Can this About 8 p.m. Saturday, John E. Davis and Allan R. Terranova Now Scalia was to undergo ‘able’ senator from Connecticut delicate but determined woman, this were killed when the 1974 Volkswagen Davis was driving conducting proper background checks on relentless competitor, replied questions on his fitness to serve that his victory was “a case of — and not meaning a word of it.” housewife-turned-president quell a communist slammed into a concrete barrier where work on the West Road them. on the high court, but Simpson insurgency and heal a ravaged economy? bridge recently had been started. my integrity overcoming my □ □ □ The auditors suggested the problem could was still boiling about senators judgment.” I think so. I sensed a charter of steel beneath her Timothy McGuire, 15, was in stable condition at Hartford Hospital Monday, with leg injuries and the other passenger, be traced to high turnover among the he called “the great hunters who Words come in and out of silken manner, also a pragmatism that keeps her have been out to tack the pelt of □ □ □ fashion in Washington and one idealism in check. Aides told me about the time Shawn McLaughlin, 19, was treated at the hospital and released, Now what? security guards, since the $13,000-a-year Bill Rehnquist to the wall of the that is common now is “micro- she put her male advisers in their place. She had officials said. positions offer little chance for advancement. It is a fact of life that some den.” people are, in the eyes of the management.” listened patiently while they, talking down to her, One o f the most important decisions you've ever made was to buy a house. High turnover, however, is no excuse for Simpson implied that he be­ That is what the administra­ explained some political issue and told her what world at least, more eminent N.Y. to share welfare information A nd if you 're like many homeowners, you 're faced with another the Army’s failure to follow regulations and lieved many of Rehnquist's than others. tion says Congress does when it she should do. She responded ever so softly. detractors had feet of clay. “Gentlemen,” she said, “this is the last time ALBANY, N.Y. — New York will be allowed to share welfare conduct adequate background checks on the The British Commonwealth of intervenes in the minute daily important decision. What's the best way to borrow money with the equity you've “Not one of us here would want routine of government. you’ll tell me what to do.” and employment information with neighboring states to detect 2 Nations has institutionalized people it hires to guard America’s nuclear to sit right there at that table.” And it was a complaint of Yet thisTemarkable woman cannot put Humpty welfare cheats, under the terms of legislation approved by Gov. built up as a homeowner? Fortunately, Connecticut National has Ihe answers to your question. that fact. Mario Cuomo. and chemical arsenal. he told Scalia. “We couldn’t pass It appointed as its representa­ micro-management that Rep. Dumpty back together again by herself. She will In fact, you may qualify to borrow from $5,000 to S1(X),0(X) or more. the test..We couldn’t stand the need the help of the United States, which gave the The potential cost-cutting measure for New York and its The security lapses found by the Army tive to consider conditions in Henry Hyde, R-III., was raising neighboring states was announced Monday. auditors are even more incomprehensible heat. ^ South Africa the officially named last week when he accused Philippines its independence and its democratic And there's more than one way to do so. “It’s easier up here. Here we traditions. Savings of $49.1 million was achieved in the state’s last fiscal because they come as the Reagan “Eminent Persons Group,” a House colleagues of interfering year by checking New York’s welfare rolls with income can brag and bluster and blather with the conduct of the nuclear administration is lobbying for higher defense name that drew chuckles in the information furnished by the state’s taxation and labor and almost like a comic book non-British world. arms control negotiations in PRESIDENT AQUINO isn’t asking for aid. She departments, according to the state Department of Social EQUITY CREDITLINE HOME EQUITY LOAN budgets and sophisticated weapons systems character you could invent — Geneva. believes the payments now coming from And the eminent persons of the Services. Connecticut National also offers a Home Equity on the grounds that they are vital to national Captain Bombast — pull the cape He did it this way: Washington ($900 million under a five-year Here i.s a flexible, ea.sy way to borrow money. Eminent Persons Group eventu­ The savings was achieved by rejecting 1,920 welfare It's called Equity Creditl.ine and here’s how Loan that carries a fixed interc.st rate-^a feature most security. around the shoulders and shout ally recommended that the in­ “We are cosmic kibitzers, agreement) should not be counted as aid but as applications, cutting off welfare benefits to 2,400 former Obviously, no amount of sophisticated the magic words, ‘Get him.’ And dustrialized nations of the West standing behind the negotiating rental for the use of Clark Air Force Base and recipients and recalculating benefits in 5,400 other cases, said it works. financial iastitutions are just not offering. rise above it all in a blast of hot Subic Bay Naval Base, the two largest U.S. Once your line of credit is established, you can Like the Equity CreditLine, it allows you to take weaponry can ward off the kind of internal impose sanctions against South table,” he said. “We would tell a Terrance McGrath, a spokesman for the state Department of air. Africa as a form of pressure to brain surgeon what instruments military bases outside America. Social Services. acce.ss your Equity.CreditLine through a checkbook. full advantage of the equity in your home. And, of threats posed by the caliber of guards "So dig in and keep your fine cause the dismantling of its to use while performing surgery. She also hopes to increase trade with the United McGrath said Connecticut recently furnished New York with Whenever you need a loan, whether large or small, course, with a fixed interest rate your monthly discovered by the auditors. Unless the Army humor,” Simpson told the judge. system of racial apartheid. We are not competent to do States, particularly the sale of sugar. The income information, and 1,400 cases were identified where New simply write a check and the money is instantly payment will be the same over the life of the loan. and other branches of the military clean their “Tell ’em you did play the piano, So in a session of the Senate that.” Philippines have been shipping sugar to America York welfare recipients may be earning unreported income. Until now. New York has been barred from sharing its own available. Best of all, with our loan and they will likely ask you Foreign Relations Committee, since the trading ship Astrea brought back the 1 o i 11 s S ^ I \R IIOMI own houses, the United States could very well income and welfare information with other states. Your Equity CreditLine has a you’ll have up to 15 years to where, and when and whether Sen. Jesse Helms, R-N.C., who Lawrence L. Knutson reports first cargo in 1796. Until Cuba went communist in ( Rl 1)1 1 I IM lot I I S R VI I S become the next playground for terrorists — the place was properly licensed from Capitol Hill for The Asso­ 1961, the United States bought sugar only from the variable interest rate, which repay, which means you can with particularly devastating results. emphatically opposes sanctions, and was there girls there.” inquired just who were these ciated Press. Philippines and Cuba. O’Neill may intervene in Colt strike allows you to take full advantage arrange low, manageable Then the market was divided up among several of our lowest available rate. 9 . 5 % 1 1 1 . 2 5 % monthly payments. countries. Still, the United States continued to buy HARTFORD — Gov. William A. O’Neill is hinting that he may Whenever you borrtjw, the Connecticut National has more than 25 percent of its imported sugar from soon intervene in the 7-month-old strike at Colt Industries in interest on your loan always reflects the current rate among the mo.st competitive rates in the market: the Philippines until President Reagan cut the Hartford. 5 years 11.25‘X, APR—10 years 11.75'X. APR—15 years amount in half four years ago. This has brought “The Colt situation is a bad situation,” O’Neill said Monday. environment. There’s no profit in science anymore 12.25‘X> APR. And there are no points to pay when economic devastation to the sugar cane fields. “I’m not sure that the negotiators that are negotiating are Another advantage of our Equity CreditLine i.s The country that benefited most from the negotiating either side in good faith.” that you have the flexibility to choo.se how to make the loan i.s initiated. Normally you can expect-your And then there was one. Science Digest has been most of their readers were 13-year-old boys with Philippines’ loss was the Dominican Republic. O’Neill said the difference between the Colt strike and the payments...interest only...or principal in part or in money within 10 working days and there Ls no strike at Waterbury Hospital, in which he intervened Monday, sold to Time-Life, where this excellent, if virtually Coke-bottle eyeglass lenses and a greater taste for Coincidentally, the Dominican government hired full. And there’s no prepayment penalty. penalty for prepayment of the loan. unknown magazine, will doubtless vanish from as its fixer in Washington Reagan’s former aide was that both sides in the Waterbury walkout had asked for his science than for consumer goods. help. At Colt, he said, only the union has asked him to become sight and memory. Science 86 had already been Can we hope that the moralists, ordained or and adviser, Mike Deaver. But other countries, REFINANCE EXISTING MORTGAGE. sold to Time-Life, which now has title to the best including South Africa, also got sugar quotas at involved. Nicholas merely church-going, who decry selling the About 1,000 members of the United Auto Workers Local 376 Currently mortgage rates are much lower than in recent years and you may science magazine written for non-scientific lay pictures of nude women in the Seven-11 stores, will the Philippines’ expense. All President Aquino asks is that her have been on strike at Colt’s Hartford and West Hartford plants find that refinancing your home for a larger amount is an excellent way to obtain needed cash. 9 people. Time-Life has its own scientific Von Holbnan put their minds to thinking about a society which since Jan. 24 in a dispute over wages and medical benefits. publication. Discover, but it’s an inferior product. can't or won’t support a couple of interesting, impoverished country be given back its historic If your current mortgage rate i.s high or you’d like to spread your payments The result of the sale leaves the country without worthwhile publications which popularize pure sugar share and also be given fair trade over 30 years, refinancing is .something to consider. a scientific publication easily accessible to and applied science. Perhaps the religious animus treatment. As she would like to remind 600 mourn teen crash victims Connecticut National, through our affiliation with Connecticut National Mortgage Company, non-scientists. Readers without a scientific Washington, poverty is the mother of rebellion, against research and teaching in biology has HARTFORD — Many young mourners got a double dose of can make available to you 15-year fixed rate, and 30-ycar fixed or background will find getting through an issue of spilled over into all the sciences and the godly are and the best way to defeat communism in the adjustable rate mortgages. With refinancing yf)u’ll have only one monthly payment. Philippines is to fight poverty. grief as they attended two services for teen-aged friends killed in the truly superb Scientific American very hard as glad to see Science Digest die as they would be a tragic traffic accident. going. It takes this reader a day to absorb some of Whichever option you exercise, these are just a few reasons to see Hustler bite the dust. Aquino’s rival More than 600 family and friends packed a local chapel the articles and he’s not sure he’s understood change policy. Most newspapers threw away Monday morning to say goodbye to 13-year-old Derek Tranchida, you should come in and talk with one of our specialists. They have the know-how them correctly. picks and shovels several years ago so you won’t SOME OF THE REST OF US might want to The gossip in Manila is that Defense Minister and many of the same mourners came to afternoon services for to help determine which opJx>rtunity is best for you. Science Digest, which has been around since find much digging for the tougher stories from pause and reflect that, from a social and Juan Ponce Enrile is merely waiting in the wings Adam Groth, 14. •Thi.s i.s an adjustahJe rate liran The Inicresr rate is subject U) ( hange and there is a IJO annuaJ membership fee 1937, published some first-rate investigative them. ' , educational point of view, there is something for the right moment to brush President Corazon The two youths and Colleen Merriman, 14, were killed last journalism with a scientific twist. A recent Science Digest had to sell out because the wrong with the structure of the periodical Aquino aside and take her place in Malacanang. I Thursday. Edward Bridgman, 64, died in the same accident. example is Michael Brown’s piece in the June business wasn’t there. Its advertising was down 25 publishing industry if it cannot — and it can’t — found Enrile to be a world-class politician who Derek Tranchida was eulogized Monday as someone whose life issue called “The National Swill: Poisoning the percent; Science 86’s was down almost as much. put out a profitable magazine without advertising. spoke frankly about his situation. He made it clear represented “a mission of love.” Mississippi.” It is a carefully researched, Scientific American was down 32 percent last year Having readers, even lots of readers isn’t enough. that he would be available if his country should troubling piece describing how the Father of the and is also on the trading block. The issue of ^But these magazines didn’t have enough call. But he has no intention, he said, of staging a Waters, as Lincoln called our mightiest river, has Science Digest with Brown’s piece on the readers. The big circulation publications have military coup to replace her. She can count on Developer offers cash for support been transformed “into a chemical soup beyond Mississippi had only 11 full-page ads in it, four of mpvie stars on the covers, not DNA schemata. him, he said, to be a loyal member of her cabinet. WEST HAVEN — Developer Edwin V. Larsen hopes he can get 6 scientific understanding. ’ ’ which were for cigarettes, a product whose Moreover, the popular mass market magazines 48 residents to support his plans to build a 140-unit condominium When the June issue came out, one of the advertising is teetering on the edge of being have the same movie stars at the same time. Of complex near their properties — by offering the residents either network’s morning shows did a big schtik based on outlawed. Once upon a time a magazine like late, you may have noticed, it’s Jack Nicholson, $10,000 or $2,500 apiece. Brown’s work. Television lacks the reporters, the Science Digest could hope to sustain itself with plugging some new movie or other; in a few weeks iHanrlipfilpr HpraW “My lawyers telFme it is perfectly legal ... I’m not buying enterprise and the gumption to develop such personal computer ads but since that industry’s it will be another too well-known face. Founded In 1881 votes,” Larsen said Monday. stories for itself. If left to their own devices, sales went down the rabbit hole several years ago, In the end the people who put out publications The Hamden developer said he is willing to pay a total of television news editors would confine all coverage there have been no other advertisers to pick up the give the readers what they will buy, so that if HICHARD W COSGROVE...... Publisher $300,000 to the would-be neighbors of the complex if he can get to press conferences called by public officials, slack. millions buy pigeon droppings like People DOUGLAS A. BEVINS...... Executive Editor their unanimous support. The offer is also conditional upon KNOW llOVi I ft A I PA'\ S O il." JAMES P. SACKS...... Merreging Editor Larsen obtaining required city approval and building permiu for earthquakes and interviews of persons whose These were good magazines and they didn’t do magazine and only thousands will pay the $2 for ALEXANDER GIRELLI...... Assoclete Editor closest relatives have been taken from them by disgusting things like campaign for the homeless, Science Digest, the fault lies with us, a blue-eyed, the project. DENISE A. ROBERTS...... Advertitmg Director Larsen said he has offered $10,000 apiece to 24 residents with acts of heedless or homocidal violence. nor did they publish pictures of the unclothed vanilla-skinned population of pin-headed property abutting the 25-acre complex site and $2,500 apiece to 24 human body, so they weren’t targeted by the illiterates. MARK F ABRAtTIS...... Business Miniger SHELDON COHEN...... ComposingManager other residents whose properties are within 200 feet of it. The In MandusU?r, call JKAN Kf;tX}AN at 728 4313 or SUSAN GAONE at 728 2019 or IXJNALI) MARTIN at 728-2659 HEAVEN ONLY KNOWS where the story ideas, jacklegged ministers of fundamentalist religion. ROBERT H. HUBBARD...... Pressroom Manager residents live in ranch-style homes in a middle-class or UJCII.LE I.ANIXINEat 728 4,318 let alone the research, will come from if many Evidently the advertising agencies stayed away Nicholas Von Hoffman Is a syndicated JEANNE G FROMERTH.,...... Circulation Manager neighborhood close to Island Lane, he said. more magazines iike Science Digest fold or from them because the notion got abroad that columnist. 3 « — MANCHESTER HERALD.-Tuesday, Aug. 12. 1986

HAGAN TH E HORNINLE by Oik Brown* PEANUTS by Chari** M. SchUlz MANCHESTER HERALD. Tuesday, Aug. 12, 1986 - 7 I ’/AL. HUHRY, / m y ”" srofAAcn te ^ROjf/UNs! HAVE YOU EVER A M AN IS PUT IN TH0U6HT OF U)RITIN6 j 5U 5PENPEP ANIM ATION Buck Beagle in SCIENCE FICTION? AN P DOESN’T W AKE UP the Z5^ Century UNTIL THE YEAR Z 4Z 9... NASA redesigns shuttle boosters By Paul Recer tle fleet until the design flaw could from touching the rubberized The Rogers commission also The Associated Press be corrected. 0-ring seals. concluded that below-freezing The source said the engine was Another change, he said, would temperatures on the morning of SPACE CENTER, Houston — redesigned by an engineering add a bolt assembly attaching the Challenger's launch may have Engineers have taken a big step team at NASA’s Marshall Space rocket nozzle to the engine, provid­ caused the 0-rings to lose flexibil­ % toward resumption of space shut­ Flight Center in Huntsville, Ala., ing an additional seal for the rocket ity, which may have contributed to tle flights by developing a rocket where a news conference on the nozzle joint. the rocket failure. U.S. ACRES by Jim Davl* engine that should prevent failures solid rocket booster was to be held The commission, headed by The engineer said the NASA like the one that destroyed Chal­ today. former Secretary of State William design team has developed heaters THE PHANTOM by L** Falk A Sy Barry lenger, a NASA source says. Engineers at NASA and Morton I'LL BET VOU'RE AFRAII7 OF VOUR THAT SHAPOW, VOO REALLV ENJOV \/ IT S Rogers, determined that Chal­ for the rocket joint to maintain the The source, a space agency 1 SHAPOW, AREN'T PLAVIN& ON PEOPLCS J 'N H A 'T Thiokol will use the new design in a lenger’s solid rocket engine failed temperature even in frigid OR OTHERS FRCWi NOW HIDOe^,, BEYOND OUR ■ „/V.,IN THAT THE A VOU.WAPE? ^(AAACK/ FEARS.PON'T/— — I engineer who spoke on condition of series of rocket model tests. If the when pressure within the engine conditions. A 61/HILAR LAW^.MWSMINO AT US,„ \«AST JUNSLE? aUNSLE voo.Rou? y _ FOR ■anonymity, said tests are planned design passes those tests, there forced a joint to open slightly. This O M W -y P tO T T IN S ------WHERE WILL ; WILL TELL (fWHAT SHADOW? ^ Design teams continue to study miBSION,, /ME. .on a fundamentally redesigned will be full-scale test firings next permitted the heated gas to escape four other rocket engine concepts solid rocket engine. year, the source said. the two seals. that could be used should tests If the engine pas^ses, builder The commission said Challenger By installing a metal lip, the prove that the primary design does Morton Thiokol Inc. could deliver exploded because two 0-rings source said, the joint will be held not work. new engines by December 1987, became unsealed and permitted rigid under pressure. If the joint The engineer said NASA has not and shuttle flights could resume as superheated gases to bum through moves, he said, the additional decided if the full-scale firings will early as spring 1988, the source the wall of a propellant tank. Fuel 0-ring will cause the joint to seal be in a horizontal position, the way said. and oxidizer from the tank erupted more tightly. in which the old designs were A presidential commission in a fireball. On Challenger, the rocket engine tested, or in a vertical position, . blamed failure of a. solid rocket The NASA engineer said the new seals were designed to be activated which would closely approximate ' booster joint for the Jan. 28 design will include a third 0-ring when pressure surged against launch conditions. OFBAN6ALLA,, disaster that killed seven Chal­ and a metal lip that will force the them at rocket ignition. Under the ' ^ ^ PReStOeUT LUA6A CAPTAIN EASY ' by Crook* A Caaale Vertical tests would require lenger crewmembers. The Na­ engine joint to remain sealed. He new design, said the engineer, the building new facilities and could THERE'S SOMETHIM& STRANGE THIS WAY.SIR.'TTHie PLACE MUST tional Aeronautics and Space said it also has interlocking joint is sealed even without the BLONDIE by Daan Young A Stan Drak* ABOUT COMING TO BEVERLY HILLS B E W O RTH delay the shuttle program for TO TALK ABOUT FA/MIWE. Administration grounded the shut­ insulation to prevent hot gases pressure surge. months. lo o k WHO'S SHE TAKES lO TU- HELLO...WHERE -i LIKE SOA^ETHINS COMINfl th is HOUFTS TO CHOOSE IS EVERYONE ? IN A ' 6A' W WAY/ O N E FAIR OF SHOES mnnn ^5 Botha calls congress to fight pressure ■ ^ - = ^ 1 1 '^ a E L l l i B i } j^CN'Uiiuimiiux -ilrsTiy^ i l l '// ilB Q iU T S prm ...-JOHANNESBURG, South The call for sanctions against support. If expectations are raised June 12. The court action raised the "Africa (AP) — The governing it IMP South Africa has been sparked by overseas of dramatic announce­ possibility that thousands of people j;Wational Party called a rare apartheid, which by law and ments, that will be misplaced.” could be freed. iiSational congress today in an custom establishes a racially Botha, scheduled to speak to the Government officials will not IPffort to seek unanimity on how to segregated society in which the congress today, is expected to seek say how many people have been -■counter anti-apartheid sanctions country’s 24-million black major­ endorsement for his program of jailed under the emergency, but VCtAOi from abroad and pressure from ity has no vote in national affairs. cautious reforms in apartheid, independent estimates range from AP photo ■7aeA\= critics at home. ARD^ a n d JANIS ^ by Jimmy Johnson Under apartheid, the 5-million which the far right views as a at least 4,(X)0 to about 10,000. Party officials doubt the two-day MAWL SOMEONE COMtOWIVOUF JANlb.WHV FUN,HUH? VOU white minority controls South betrayal of white supremacy and The news media are barred from Which way Is up? I^NOWWHAT ./ DOVOUWAMT -meeting in Durban of about 1,600 Africa’s economy and maintains the anti-apartheid movement con­ reporting names of people held ON THE FASTRACK by Bill Holbrook YOU THIlOK KNOW WHAT,/ DOVOUWAMT M 0WY 0U'LL(XT .ttplegates will produce new politi- I MEAN! > TO DRAG U5 INTO separate districts, schools and siders inadequate. under the emergency decree, as Ohio State University police officer Richard McQurk A N G R Y I F I -eal initiatives, but President P.W. health services. IMPOSSIBLE ^LLIH ETfUrrt! The national congress comes a well as from publishing details of (left) and Capt. 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If South would eventually supply much of the late dictator, Anastasio Somoza, joy being helpful. simply assumed that West might fol­ world’s gold. and engage now in the same sort of human rights abuses they commit­ ted then. 8 - MANCHESTER HERALD. Tuesday. Aug. 12. 1986 MANCHESTER HERALD, ’Tuesday, Aug. 1*2, 1986 — 9 U.S./World in Brief Speeding trucks target of crackdown FOCUS Iran strikes Iraqi oil refinery Continued from page 1 maintained an averge speed above from about 3 a.m. to noon each were going and how big the truck the limit, the truck is chased, weekday. is. Strachan said. MANAMA, Bahrain — Iran fired a iong-range missile at an oil the vehicle leaves the zone. VAS- pulled over and ticketed Str.nchan Strachan said he and his partner Connecticut is not the first state n r refinery near Baghdad today, and Iraq retaliated by bombing CAR, which contains a micropro­ / *“ T ; said he concentrates on vehicles catch between 15 and 20 truck to employ VASCAR. but it has the Iranian oil installations at Sirri Island. cessor. than prints out the average traveling over 64 mph. and uses It was the first missile attack on the Iraqi capital in more than a speed. drivers per day. who average close reputation around the country of VASCAR mostly during the morn­ to 70 mph. The fine levied on being a leader in using the device, year, and the first Iraqi air raid on Sirri Island, the Persian Gulf If the truck is found to have ing rush hour, although he patrols oil facility Iran developed after independent shipowners stopped violators is based on how fast they according to Strachan. He said sailing to Iran’s Kharg Island oil terminal because of attacks by truck drivers have told him they Iraqi planes. were warned out in California The attack, which came about nine hours after Iran fired a about the Connecticut State Police missile at Baghdad, was carried out by a squadron of Drivers’ reputations suffer crackdown. French-built Mirage F-1 fighter-bombers. Catching speeding truckers is The Iraqi warplanes hit three oil tankers at Sirri, marine and By George Layng the road,” 'said Rothstein. who has also popular with other motorists Herald Reporter ing. he should be ticketed. Murphy shipping sources in the Persian Gulf said. been in the business for 40 years. said. “ If they’re speeding, then who feel harassed by tractor It used to be that truck drivers Earlier, an Iraqi military spokesman acknowledged a missile He said that the 55 mph limit is they should be stopped,” he said. trailers. He said on occasion, when struck Baghdad at 1:55 a.m., but said it landed “in an had the reputation of being high­ impriactical for many deliveries way good Samaritans. On the other hand, he said the a number of trucks have been unimportant location. ’’ Iran and Iraq have been at war for nearly because a company requires goods problem of speeding trucks is “ not “ If you were stopped on the pulled over with the help o f . six years. to be delivered by a certain time. as great as it sounds.” He said the highway, they would stop and help VASCAR. car drivers will honk One solution may be to create stories of accidents and unsafe you,” said David Rothstein. presi­ their horns and blink their lights to special truck lanes on the high­ trucks has been sensationalized by dent of Park Trucking Co. in East show their support. Indian police capture Sikh leader ways. as exist in New Jersey. He the media. Hartford. “ All that has changed.” stressed, though, that truckers and “ The truck driver is trained to he said. A number of accidents “ You have to start hammering AMRITSAR, India — Security forces today captured the motorists must learn to get along drive professionally and defen­ earlier this summer, the controv­ these people,” Strachan said of ■'it. a leader of a Sikh terrorist group that police said claimed together because truck traffic is sively.” said Brian McTeague, a ersy surrounding tandem trucks speeding truckers. Once the word responsiblity for the massacre of 14 Hindu bus passengers last indispensable. dispatcher for Hartford Despatch on the road and a different type of gets out. it’s hoped most truck month. “ Can you think of any product St Warehouse Co. Inc. in East driver has changed the reputation drivers will obey the law when Tarsem Singh Kuhar — who as head of the Khalistan that isn’t ultimately delivered by Hartford. “ Lately, with the acci­ of truck operators, he said. Liberation Arm y had an $8,000 price on his head, dead or alive — the truck?” he said. dents that have been happening, passing through the state. It is this new reputation that h a s ^ became India’s most-wanted fugitive after the capture Saturday - Daniel Murphy, terminal man­ it’s a bad mark against them. contributed to public support for “ It’s not going to be something of Manbir Singh ager for Jenkins-S'mmons Trans­ “ It’s been a lot of attention the Connecticut State Police VAS­ we’re going to solve overnight,” 'SBkJr- portation Co. Inc. in South Wind­ brought to it (the accidents),” he Manbir Singh, 29, commanded the Khalistan Commando CAR program, which seeks to Strachan said. However, he is Force, the largest terrorist group in India. Kuhar’s group is a sor. said the 55 mph limit presents said. Not' enough attention has crack down on speeding truck optimistic that by next year, there wing of the commando force. no problems for his trucks. He been given to the good acts drivers. However, an informal noted that the firm ’s trucks are should be a noticeahlle difference. Punjab Police Director-General Julius F. Rebeiro said Kuhar performed by truck drivers, ' ':v'ss..X survey of truckers has found that geared so that they cannot travel In fact. Strachan said plans are was captured along with another terrorist, Sukhdev Singh, in McTeague said. He said truck r / many feel they are misunderstood. much over the speed limit. He said drivers are still good Samaritans. in the works to buy more VASCAR Kapurthala district, east of Amritsar. "Education for the public would 60 mph is probably the top speed. “ They still got that reputation.” Mustangs to help increase the Kuhar was responsible for the July 25 massacre of 14 Hindu bus help as how to drive with trucks on However, if a trucker is speed­ said McTeague. pressure on truckers. passengers, near the Pakistan frontier, Rebeiro said. The police chief said Kuhar left a handwritten note inside the bus claiming responsibility for the massacre and threatening similar attacks. Work Reagan says wheat sale will help Mary Laiuppa of Bloomfield sells tomatoes to Beulah Helm of SPRINGFIELD, 111. — President Reagan, speaking in the on pool heart of the farm belt, said today that with agriculture facing Coventry. Laiuppa has been “ some of the hardest of the hard times” , the sale of subsidized coming to the Manchester market wheat to the Soviet Union will help the farm er and all Americans. In a speech prepared for delivery at the Illinois State Fair, begins for many years. Reagan also said he has ordered Agriculture Secretary Richard Harild photo* by Rooh* Lyng to create a Federal Drought Assistance Task Force to help Construction of a special pool for farmers in the parched southeastern states. the handicapped at Manchester The president talked of his recent visit to South Carolina, High School is beginning this week saying he “ learned for myself the effects of the drought — the and the director of the non-profit stunted com, the burnt-out soybeans, the calves so weak they organization said that a ground could barely walk.” breaking ceremony will be held in The White House said the task force would be aimed at late August. Farmers’ market attracts the choosy " I t ’s been a pretty exciting ensuring that “ all appropriate federal programs are mobilized to week.” said David C. Moyer, a assist those in drought-affected areas.” Bv Nancv Pappas member of the the board of wholesale bulletins, which come Herald Reporter directors of Instructors of the out of the Connecticut Agriculture Handicapped, which has worked r Department’s Marketing Division. At 11:15 on Saturday morning in for the past 20 years to build the Several of Saturday’s shoppers Progress reported in phone talks the middle of downtown Manches­ shallow pool. admitted they were paying slightly ter. farmer John McLain of Cobalt NEW YORK — Negotiators reached a partial agreement to end The Aldrich Construction Co. of higher prices than they might have was giving his tomatoes away. the last major walkout involving the nation’s seven regional Bell Manchester, who submitted the paid in a large supermarket. “ But Cheerfuliy. telephone companies, but nearly 40,000 employees in New York lowest of five bids for the project, things here are a lot fresher.” said He had been at the Manchester and New England remained op strike. began preliminary excavation Stephen Soucie of Bonner Rood. Area Conference of Churches’ Also striking were about 1,000 employees of US West Direct, work this week, according to "And you know what? I don’t think farmers’ market on Main Street the publishing arm of Denver-based US West Inc. Moyer. He said that the digging of they spray as much junk on their for about three hours. The weather the hole for the pool, which will be crops. You don’t know what Phone workers elsewhere in the country have reached was beautiful, the crowds were an addition to the already existing poisons are used on those vegeta­ settlements or agreed to continue working while negotiations large and busine.ss was brisk_- .. continued. pool at Manchester High School, bles you find in supermarkets.” could occur as early as next week. So why was McLain giving his Longo acknowledged that he and Negotiators for the Communications Workers of America and tomatoes away? "At this time of NYNEX Corp.’s New York Telephone Co. subsidiary reached The contract for the project, AP photo his counterparts may use fewer which Moyer said was signed year, everyone who grows any­ agreement Monday on major contract issues including wages, chemicals than large agrieultural Thursday, calls for Alrich to be thing has tomatoes of their own." pensions and medical benefits, said Tony Pappas, company A salvage crew works on a floating off the Delaware coast 188 years ago. enterprises. But he warned that finished in 210 days, or seven he explained. “ Earlier in the spokesman. They later called off talks to “ give people a chance to barge Monday night to raise the stern, people must not confuse small months, from the time that initial Between $5 and $500 million in gold and summer. I just couldn’ t bring farmers with organic farmers. “ I look at it with fresh eyes,” he said. work begins. Aldrich’s bid of keel and starboard side of the H.M.S. other treasure is believed to remain with enough to keep the customers do use pesticides when I need to.” Pappas said the only snags remaining were local work issues, $334,900 was $30,000 lower than the DeBraak, a British man-of-war that sank satisfied. Now I wind up with he said. “ I had a bad infestation on the rest of the ship on the ocean floor. leftovers." although the major agreement had to be approved by officials of next bid iny eggplant this year, and I did the approxim ately 50 locals as well as the international union. Moyer said that the organization It’s a normal part of life, said what I had to do” Those local issues included work rules, vacation time and is still about $75,000 short of the McLain with a smile and a shrug. senority, he said. amount needed, but has been “ People want your stuff if it’s COMPARISON shopping is just guaranteed a loan for the British ship said to be full earlier or later or different than Vegetables such as these, from Howard Jacobs’ farm on not possible In the case of some what they can get somewhere difference. Hillstown Road, are sold each Saturday from 9 a.m. until products sold at the Saturday Cuba defector had no clearances Moyer said that a ground­ else” So he was bringing his morning farmers’ market. Huge breaking ceremony has been sche­ tomatoes around to the other about noon in front of St. James Church on Main Street. bunches of deep purple basil, tall WASHINGTON — An American Army private stationed in duled- for Aug. 20. at 8:30 a.m. of treasure lifted from bay farmers at the market — those few stands of dill weed, and unusual West Germany who may have defected to Cuba had no security whose tables were not already varieties of fruit such as the very clearances or access to secret information, the Defense By Theresa Humphrey laden with the same thing. aged, but not expected, said , PEOPLE LOOKING primarily tart Lodi apple are simply not Royal Navy, was a Dutch cutter “ Here, make yourselves some Department says. Post Office The Associated Press hauling the cradle up with a steel Joanne Coykendall. the MACC for discount prices would be available in the supermarket. In a statement issued Monday, the Pentagon conceded that before it was captured by the cable attached to a crane. BLTs for lunch,” he said to Petra staff member who .supervises the disappointed in the Main Street Longo’s wife. Grace, sells one- British in 1795. claims by Radio Havana that the soldier had defected to Cuba LEWES, Del. — A British ship The deBraak hung suspended Preli of Glastonbury, as he market. market. On Saturday, for exam­ pound coffee cans brimming with Estimates of the treasure the may be accurate. looks for targeted nine times by treasure from the cable, silhouetted by dropped a carton of tomatoes onto “ It’s definitely been a benefit to ple. the tomatoes on Main Street freshly-cut flowers. Each bouquet ship carried range from $5 million us. a wonderful bonus from run­ The Defense Department said Pfc. Hugo Romeu, 31, of hunters has finally been raised floodlights, before the salvage her gingham-covered table, a were 90 cents to $1 per pound. costs $3.,50. She generally sells out to $500 million. groaning board of peaches, plums ning the farmers’ market.” she Glenview, 111., had been declared a deserter from his post in from Delaware Bay nearly 200 crew hoisted it onto a barge to be Manchester .supermarkets were in the first hour that the market is new building Since the latest salvaging effort years after it sank, but it could be taken to a warehouse where and apples. ^aid Monday. "But it was in no way offering tomatoes — also supposed open. Europe earlier this month and “ may indeed be the individual began two years ago, about 600 Continued from page 1 weeks before the HMS deBraak’s archaeologists will inspect it. the main purpose for having that to be locally grown — for half as “ It’s not just that it’s a good alluded to in the Cuban radio report.” The Pentagon is gold and silver coins have been wealth can be captured. “ Everybody’s going to get a 1 ^. SHE WAS PLEASED, she said, kind of market.” much. buy.” said Mrs. Longo. “ But we’ve investigating the matter. that the town has grown too big for recovered, as well as historical While archaeologists clean the good look at it,” McCormick said. but not surprised. “ Giving away A similar price difference ex­ got garden flowers, not the kinds of Radio Havana, monitored in Miami, claimed Monday that a the present operation. There are artifacts. remains, the salyors who raised Claudia Melson, a state curator, ■ ■ things. That’s part of why we’re in "This is a service primarily for isted in the corn. The farmers’ flowers you see in a florist. Some man it identified as Army Capt. Hugo Romeu Almeida had 159 employees at the two stations in The state of Delaware, which has lif the deBraak Monday night plan to has spent the past year cleaning, this busine.ss.” said Preli.. " I f you the residents of downtown Man­ stands were asking $1.80 to $2.20 people want their homes to look as defected to Cuba because o f his objections to U.S. foreign policy town, utilizing a combination of provided security for the salvage spend the next two to three weeks restoring and cataloging items can’t give something away from chester. who have no supermarket for a dozen ears At Shop Rile if they’d had the time to grow all toward Central America. 16.000 square feet, he said. operation, will receive 25 percent scooping up the sediment beneath already taken from the wreckage. time to time — especially when downtown and no transportation to Supermarket on Spencer Street, a kinds of things.” The Army subsequently said it had no record of an officer or Postal officials had looked at of the profits. the wreck in hopes of finding what “ I ’ve been keeping inventory things are .so abundant — then you get to the stands where fresh dozen ears of corn cost $1.40. The 14 farmers who participate enlisted'man of that name. several preliminary sites in March McCormick and his crew lo­ they think could be up to $500 and doing basic conservation, don’t belong in this type of produce is sold." she said. “ Those Similar prices were in effect at in the. weekly markets said they that would allow consolidation, J rc “ Further checking, however, has indicated the possibility that million worth of booty. wered a 15-ton cradle to the ship on which means getting the artifacts business, I think it’s pretty typical of us who live near a supermarket, Andy’s Market of Manchester and have found business good this including the former Pic ’ n Save an individual with a similar name may indeed be the individual “ The deBraak has come home! ” Sunday. Monday night, they lifted into fresh water to get the salt out, ” of agricultural people, to be or who have a car don’t realize Super Slop & Shop, year. “ I take my fruit to different grocery store on East Middle generous." alluded to in the Cuban radio report,” a Pentagon statement said. said Kevin McCormick, project what was left of the hull, a 70-foot said Ms. Melson, who watched as what a hardship it is to depend Because supermarkets can buy places.” said Preli. “ You can sell Turnpike, now a vacant building. manager for the salvage firm, section of the starboard side and its the wreck was lifted above the Harry Lata of East Hartford reads through a few As part of this “ typical generos­ upon the higher-priced goods in the in large volume they can offer the more and faster at the farmers’ 0 “ I would assume they would look ity," farmers donate unsold pro­ Sub-Sal Inc. of Reno, Nev. “ This is keel and stern, to the surface by surface. small stores of a downtown. We produce at rock-bottom prices, markets in Hartford, but the pace at open land.” Tomkunas said. wholesalers’ bulletins between customers. He sells his the first step in a long process.” duce to Shepherd’s Place, the .soup were looking for a way to offer said Pal Longo Most small is loo fast, and the people are According to Newbolt. the, real vegetables at the Manchester Area Conference of House panel hits embassy security About 40 small boats bobbed kitchen which MACC also oper­ fresh goods at competitive farmers base their prices on pushy. Manchester really suits me estate branch can look at new nearby, ringing their bells while A Churches’ farmers’ market on Saturday mornings. ates. Such donations are encour- prices” what’s listed in the lwicMaine, and Mrs. John What would we give if we could say • Generates heat faster- ficit with a tag sale at the home of Here the U.S. government was not the Danes would leave with happy are made in penitentiaries, he chased a half hour earlier at Well, a few weeks ago a tag sale the withdrawal reaction he suffered from medication four years another tag sale in her station (Robin) Kenny of Litchfield: two “ Hello Mildred” in the same old retains total heat longer Mr. and M n . Joseph Erardi Sr., so generous, so the girls them- memories. said. was held at one of the former ago. a Seijate Judiciary Committee aide says. brothers, Roger Geer of Winsted way. parents of their coach.. selves were financially ' But the Manchester High School Smetana collects beer cans, too. wagon. Already she was having Cheney homes, and the sign above MeanwhUe. National Public Radio said Monday that the Navy and Donald Geer of Saratoga. To hear your voice, to see your • Sensational, year-round heating value. Inquire today! A few weeks ago the team played responsible. girls’ soccer team was left with a He has a Billy Beer and some beer misgiving about those chairs: She the books read: “ Books 50 cents, physician who prescribed the drug that led to Rehnquist’s Calif.; a sister. Mrs. Lois Nim keof smile, hostess to a girls’ soccer team Items for a tag sale were debt. So last weekend Joe Erardi from Pennsylvania (he’s from coveted something at the Erardi except with Cheney name inside, withdrawal reaction is the same doctor the late Sen. John East Walpole, N.H.; and several nieces to sit and talk with you a while. from Denmark. It was a return collected, and the sale scheduled Sr. held the sale at his home on Pittsburgh himself) when they sale but there was no room in her $1” reportedly accused of misdiagnosing an illness. and nephews. Though absent, you are always visit. Last year the Manchester for a weekend before the Danish Kane Road. He said. “ I did all the started putting the baseball team station wagon. So she removed the Mark Goodin, spokesman for the judiciary committee’s near. team went to Denmark. girls’ arrival. Rain poured from work but I don’t mind because my on the cans. He has beer in cans two wooden chairs and donated The funeral will be Wednes­ »chairman. Sen. Strom Thurmond, R-S.C., said the report on the Still loved and missed and ever The two visits had one big the heavens that weekend. Pro­ son would do it for my dating back to 1974. but said *he them to the girls’ soccer 'team, Rhea Talley Stewart cover* day at 10 a.m. at United Congrega­ associate justice’s health is “ clear and unequivocal in Its dear. difference. While the Manchester claiming the sale a washout, the grandchildren.’’ beer remains drinkable only for six thereby setting a record for quick parties and other social events for tional Church, 1622 Torringford months. conclusion that there are no unresolved health problems ^ rls were in Denmark, the Danish girls stored their merchandise and One shopper who went away turnover. the Manchester Herald. St., Torrington. Burial will be in Sadly missed by, involving Rehnquist.” 414 Tolland Street • East Hartford . 289-6435 649-4595 Torringford Cemetery, Torring­ Loving Husband 555 East Middle Tpke. • Manchester .• 249-8611 684-5853 ton. Calling hours are today from 2 Oliver 10 — MANCHESTER HERALD. Tuesday. Aue 12. 1986 MANCHESTER HERALD, Tuesday, Aug. 12, 1986 — 11 Manchester Yesterdays Advice Tuesday TV

6:00PM GD (E (gl ® (S) News Job hunter summers in warehouse (E Three's Company Pile of socks is smallest hill d ) Han to Hart By Elizabeth Davis Goddard GD Gim m e a Break So it was that every morning I left the primitive GS Knot's Landing It was the Depression and jobs Bosom Buddies were scarce. By day I pounded life and ventured forth on Tolland Turnpike to this Army bride will ascend (S) Doctor Who WHO’S THE BOSS? the pavements in Hartford, board the bus to Hartford where I continued my (3) Quincy ® Reporter 41 looking for an office job. At night Guest star Marisa Berenson quest for a city job. dear protests from family and friends, I dZ) MacNeil-Lehrer Newshour I stayed at the Ann Street Y for $1 ABBY: This is Is looking forward to an eve­ a night. married a man whose doctors told ® Bewitched for "Not Sure in him he had about two years to live. ning out with Tony (Tony M y nest egg was dwindling [D l$ ] MOVIE: 'Hot Lead and Cold Feet' Danza) in the “ Not with My building and took a flight of provided by a wind-up Victrola. Louisiana, ” He was an overseas missionary Tw in brothers compete (or their father's Client, You Don't" episode of fast. Somehow I got word that stairs that led to a large empty Changing records and winding whose fiance — who had been sent home to die. We fortune. Jim Dale. Karen Valentine. Don Knotts. 1978. Rated G. ABC's "Who’s the Boss?” college friends of mine were in loft. At the far end of the loft were the machine was a full-time job a U.S. service­ Deilr Abbv met in a nursing home where I was man stationed [ESPN ] Mazda Sportslbok airing TUESDAY, AUGUST Manchester at a place called the living quarters: a kitchen for some poor overworked soul. a volunteer. in England — Abigail Van Buren Abby, 1 loved and respected this [H B O ] MOVIE: 'Secret F ^a^s' A young 12. Hartman’s Plantation, and when and a bedroom. I slept in the Dick also ran “ B ” movies, which German girl comes of age and learns the I contacted them, I was invited shipped over man, and would have been content lesson of love when she is sent to a girls’ kitchen, and because I was a gave forthadoubtfuland wobbly CHECK LISTINGS FOR EXACT TIME for an overnight visit. 203 pairs of with just two years together. school In England during World War II. country girl, I was able to take sound, but had an adequate dirty socks to Maria-Theres Relin, Tara McGowan, Clau- I took a bus from Hartford to However, I suspected that poor the primitive living conditions in picture. Ball games aplenty launder; nutrition played a major role in his dine Auger. 1985 Rated PG Buckland, then walked on Buck- stride. The only running water were played that summer, too. D on’t com ­ illness, so I eliminated sugar, salt, [U S A ] USA Cartoon Express land Road the mile or so to was the faucet in the kitchen plain, Honey. At least you know 6c30PM (B Too Close for Comfort One can only wonder how the Daddy, chauffeur, cook, nurse, junk food, white flour and food Burnham Road. There I turned what he spent his money on. Also, Benson sink. workers had the energy* left to tutor and referee; get a part-time additives from his diet. (Fortu­ (S) left and walked another quarter he’ll never have to buy another neighborhood collecting money for ’char­ [ESPN ] SporttCanter The rest of the facilities — a play after working in the fields job to make ends meet; accept the nately he didn’t drink or smoke.) ® Hogan's Heroes ity' (R) of a mile to a warehouse where pair of socks as long as he lives. [TMC] MOVIE: 'On tha Town' Threa shower stall and a privy — were all day! fact that there’s a right way, a The combination of our strong @ (®) NBC Nightly News CE) Family Feud I’ve been married to a Navy man sailors on leave set out to find Miss Tu m t- my friends were living., During outside. The so-called shower wrong way and the military way; faith in God, his determination to @ ) Nightly Business Report tiles of the Month Gene Kelly, Frank Sina­ for a long time, so let me giveyou a get well and a proper diet restored 9:00PM CB Magnum, P.l. Magnum the visit m y friends suggested stall was a wooden enclosure SO I T WAS that every morning be diplomatic, tactful, loving and A B C New s thinks he may be losing his mind when he tra, Ann Miller. 1950. little advice. Any woman who is his health. He returned to full-time that I spend nights with them, with a water tank above and a I left the primitive life and cheerful if it kills you; and adjust ® Noticiero SIN spots an old friend he thought dead. (60 11:35PM (X) Entartainmant Tonight thus saving the cost of my married to a career military man to so many different moves you ministry, earning two doctorates dD Harper Valley min.) (R). Perry King drscussea his villainous role In .chain to pull to let the water ventured forth to Tolland Tu rn ­ will be expected to do her share of along the way! the upcoming mini-series, 'T il Take Man­ lodging at the Y . It was certainly ELIZABETH GODDARD sometimes forget where you’re [CNN] Showbiz Today CB (4$) Moonlighting (C C ) Maddie and down. In the early morning, it pike to board the bus to Hartford dirty work, from a ton of laundry a The man I married could barely David get involved with more than they hattan". In Stereo. a welcome invitation. . . . remembers summer iiving — without becoming an [ESPN] Revco's World Class Women bargained for when they help David's mar was quite an experience, believe where I continued my quest for a week to patching a leaky sewer on move his 140-pound, 6-foot 2-inch 1 2:00AM CE) Mlaalon: Impoaaiblo alcoholic, a drug abuser or a (R) . ried ex-girlfnend locate some missing Jew­ My friends were newlyweds. me, to pull that chain and let the city job. On one memorable a trailer home. (Tar is best, but it’s fram e from w heelchair to mental case. You’ll be too busy [MAX] MOVIE: 'Crossover Dreams' elry. (60 min.) (R), CE) Dynasty (60 min ) Dick was a student at the Union water down over one’s'shivering their way. And putting up my murder to get off your hands and crutches. Today he stands tall and morning it was raining, and as I loving him to complain about his 7:00PM CSD C B S News (X) MOVIE: 'Soldier in the Rain’ A mas­ 3) Manr Griffin Theological Seminary in New body! was walking on Buckland Road. I umbrella again. I went forth to clothes.) straight, with no gray hair, leading ter sergeant is constantly getting his hero- stupid socks. CB O ) ® M*A*S*H worshipping protege out of sticky Gj) Star Trek York, and through the Connecti­ Then, of course, set still chanced upon a coal wagon m y day in Hartford. So, you must learn how to: fix a N A V Y W IFE a normal, active life at age 59. I flat tire with a broken jack; cook couldn’t ask for a better husband. CD A B C New s situations Steve McQueen. Jackie Glea­ GS Rocky and Friends cut Council of Congregational farther back, stood the one-hole drawn by a pair of horses. The Eventually I did get a job and (NEARLY RETIRED) son. 1963. hamburger 1,000 different ways; My advice to anyone considering CD (SD S100.000 Pyramid Solid Gold Summer Love Christian Churches, he had been privy. It wasn’t exaxtly handy to horses were shying and seemed the summer came to an end, but! (B) Jeffersons (S ) Hunter Hunter helps out an ex-con (3D Alfred Hitchcock Pratanta hired to run the summer recrea­ move your kids, your home and marriage to a physically handi­ trying to find the killer who framed him for walk the length of the loft, down quite unm anageable, so I will never forget those days of your life halfway around the world DEAR ABBY: I just read about capped person is this; If the C9) Fugitive W Barney Millar tion program for the migrant the murder of his boxing manager (60 the stairs and out back in the stepped off the road waiting for living in a warehouse! without his help; travel cross­ the woman who was glad she had handicap is your only concern — go (S) Wheel of Fortune min.) (R) In Stereo ® PELICULA: 'Flor da Pliriaa' Albero 01- workers at Hartman’s Planta­ daylight. But at night it was pitch the driver to get them under country with three kids, a St. married a handicapped man in a for it! Strong faith and good health (S) MacNeil-Lehrer Newshour (S) Comradet; Steel Mill Soccer (CC) mado, Jorge Porcel. tion. Sothis warehousethey were black, so at bedtime we three control. Mrs. Elizabeth D. Goddard Bernard and a cat in a broken- wheelchair. I would like to tell my habits can work miracles. ® New Newlywed Game The members of a soccer team from a So­ ( O Cornady Break viet republic factory town are profiled (60 [CNN] Newanight Photo by MacKendrIck asking me to share was their took a flashlight and all went Imagine m y surprise when the lives at 575 Center St. Do you down station wagon because you story: LUCKY IN NEW YORK S D Novata: Maria da Nadle Una pobre min.) “summer home” want to be there when he comes off muchacha campesina se traslada a la gran [ES P N ] Major League Baaaball'a Qraa- together into the darkness! driver yelled at me, “Put down have a Manchester memory Ciudad en busca de trabajo. Inadvertida- ^ Novele; Muchechita a seven-month cruise; be Mommy, Sixteen years ago. over strong D EA R LU C K Y: He’s lucky, too. teat HIta; 1$B3 All-Star Oama Pickle castors such as this one were popular in the late For recreation that summer. your umbrella; you’re scaring you’d like to share? Write to mente se ve envuelta en problemas y es [C N N ] Larry King Live [M AX] MOVIE: 'Voluntaara' (CC) A eviada a la prision. Al salir de la carcel en- L IV IN G IN that warehouse Dick ran dances, called “ V ic” the horses!” Of course I comp­ Adeie Angle, Manchester Yes­ [DIS] MOVIE; 'The Sky's the UmIt' A ns‘sr-do-wall playboy running from a gam­ 1800s. By the turn of the century, they had been cuentra trabajo como sirvienta domestica country grandfather ^^ridvjiity grandson bling debt eacapss to Thailand to tarva In was an experience that I will dances because the only music lied, and almost immediately the terdays, P.O. Box 591, Manches­ en donde es seducida y abandonada con consigned to the back of the closet. bridge the generation gap with comedy, the Peace Corps. Tom Hanks, John Candy, never forget! One entered the un nino. (60 min.) available there in the loft was animals quieted and went on ter Herald, Manchester 06040. love and adventure. Pat O'Brien, Lloyd No­ Rita Wilton. 1986. Rated R. (ED Nightly Business Rsport Diet change may help pain lan. Jeannette Nolan. 1979 [U S A ] Edge of Nlgtit- ® Mstt Houston [E S P N ] A W A Wraatllng (2 hrs.) 12;05AM O5^m on It Simon A.J. [CNN] Monsyline [TM C ] MOVIE: 'FInian'a Rainbow' A le­ D E A R D R . and Rick are hired by a young Th o ­ Pickle castor had Public Records treated with physiotherapy — hot [ESPN] SportsCenter prechaun follows an Irish visionary, his roughbred trainer to uncover a atoltn GOTT: At age daughter and a pot of gold to the United packs, ultrasound and so forth. [USA] Dsnce Psrty USA horte ring and a caee of manalaughter on 5 4, I was States Fred Astaire. Petula Clark. Tommy the racetrack. (70 min.) (R). In my opinion, the seizures are stricken with 7:30PM ( D (3D PM Magazine Steele 1968. Rated G. In Stereo. the problem on which to focus. A 12:15AM [H BO ] On Location: Billy severe osteoar­ (X) Wheel of Fortune 9:30PM G i CNN Hsadlln* News Cryatal-Don't Got Mo Btortod From a very short life Warranty deeds Donna M. Yankowski to Frank Avondale Road, $124,900. Janice T. Marsh and Ronald M. neurological specialist would be a (X ) Million Dollar Chance of a Lifetime @D Qua N o^ Paaa Hofatra Univerelty, Billy preaants a ono- A. and Mary Juliano. WhiteStreet, Antonio Arigno and Salvatrice Mailhot to Randall S. and Susan F. thritis. Indocin Dr. Gott good place to start. Union Carbide Corp. to First helped. Then I Q D Major League Baseball: Cleveland at man show with the aid of frienda Rob Re­ conveyance tax $77. Arigno to Cyr J. and Caroline M. Comp, Brookfield Street, convey­ 10:00PM CB The Equalizer A young iner. Eugene Levy and Christopher Guest. It’s a pickle Brands Corp.. land in Manchester Peter Gott, M.D. N e w York Yankees (2 hrs , 30 min ) journalist needs McCall's help when she is Dennis J. and Maura O. O ’Con­ Parent. McKee Farm, $117,000. ance tax $440. tried a diet that D EA R DR. GO’TT: Our daugh­ (60 min.) castor, a kind of and East Hartford. $16,900,000. eliminates red Barney Miller threatened by her new neighbor. (60 min.) nor to Peter Leber and Lois J. Jaroslaw and Faith S. Leszc- Lydall Woods Corporation to ter. a diabetic, is 5 feet 4. weighs 12:30AM Gi) Undo Floyd Edsel or hula Porterfield Development Corp. meat, dairy Jeopardy (R) Steely. Locust Street, $95,000. zynsky to Douglas R. Bowman, (S ) (59) Lot# Night with Dovid Lottormon to Marie L. Edwards. Porterfield Gale B. Morianos, Lydall Woods 100 pounds, and recently placed New Newlywed Game CB News hoop of the products, eggs Tonight’s guests are Maria Conchita Paul A, and Lisa M. Philbrick to Vernon Street, $97,900. Colonial Village. $109,495. herself in the hands of a “ nutrition­ Spenser: For Hire (C C ) Spenser condominium, $123,900. ® Price Is Right CB Alonso and author Jan Harold Brunvard. 1890s. They John J. Greene and Martha L. Sylvio Clavette to Joseph A. and a n d citrus searches for a high school student who Collectors' Debra B. Bursey to Gordon K. Peter E. and Terry M. Leibfried ist.” Her diet, to the best of my (60 min.) In Stereo. were going Eddy, Flower Street. $97,,500. Christine A. Angiolillo, Kenwood. fruits, and en­ Wild, Wild World of Animals witnesses a murder and is taken hostage and Elaine M. Small. East Mea­ to Deborah A. and R. Marcel knowledge, consists of salads and (9 ) Alfred Hitchcock Proaonta strong on every Michael E. and Jennifer E. $40,000. Albert. Russell Street, $90,000. courages the consumption of who would like a copy should send [C N N ] Crossfire by the killer (60 min.) (R) Corner dow condominium. $43.,500. dozens of different kinds of herbs. ® Mora Real Poopio high-toned ta­ Seamon to Christopher P. and Elizabeth A. Loftus to Dennis L. William G. and Adeie M. Balch to white-meat poultry, vegetables, $1 and their name and address to She has constant nausea, diarrhea [D IS] Mouseterpiece Theater CID Independent Network News ble in 1895, and Russ MacKendrick Visions Unlimited Inc. to Mark Sharon L. Vasques,- Oak Forest cereals and grains. On my own. P.O. Box 91428, Cleveland, OH [ESPN] Inside the PGA Tour GE The Untouchables $D Gone Scott K. and Doreen O. Anderson. Love and Joyce Morin, Manchester Phyllis S. Sturtevant, Old Post and stomach cramps, and she consigned to the condon..nium, $91,900. Garden condominium. $45,,500. I ’ve eliminated caffeine, alcohol, 44101-3428. Be sure to mention the [TM C] MOVIE: 'Commando' |CC) A $.0) Jim m y Sweggart Special (60 min.) [ESPN ] Top Rank Boxing from Las Va- Lane, conveyance tax $890,30. Road, conveyance tax $126.50. vomits daily. Her nutritionist says gaa, N V (90 min.) top shelf of the Antonio and Bertha Zaccardelli Julie A. Patulak to Deborah G .' soft drinks and smoking. After six title. former veteran battles an old adversary in (2£ Phil Donahue Examines tha Hu­ Ralph G. and Lea P. Carlson to Gale B. Morianos to Kenneth W. she’s eliminating the poisons from an effort to rescue his kidnapped daughter [U SA ] That Giri pantry or in __ to David S. and Gertrud L. Colapietro, Greenacres, $94,000. weeks, I was able to drop the man Animal: War and Violenca The Tobin J. and Susan L. Corey, and Virginia P. Roback, Carman her system. Arnold Schwarzenegger, Rae Dawn amount of personal violence in our society that box going Indocin. Maybe the arthritis would Chong 1985. 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Aug. 12, 1986 MANCHESTER HERALD, Tuesday, Aug. 12. 1986 — 13 SPORTS Burfo6t to return Game of the Week for Thanksgiving Main Pub not lucky — ifs good By Len Auster Tway snatches PGA Sports Editor By John F. Kirch were matched in the first round 14 outings, including Monday Herald Reporter after a potiuck drawing of all bottom half of the inning. Main Connecticut’s loss is Pennsyl­ night’s-game. Pub’s designated hitter Jack Fras- tournament teams. “ We played well all season,” vania’s gain. Whether he’s coaching third The victory places Main Pub carelli stroked the first of his four Garman said. “ But we have a good hits. Tony Campelli then smacked Amby Burfoot, a favorite of base or standing quietly in the against 7-7 Gentle Touch Car Wash coach.” Nivison’s second pitch over the Manchester Five Mile Road dugout keeping score, Scott Gar- at 7:30 p.m. Wednesday at Charter away from Norman Race fans for many years, has O’Neil was recruited by Main right center field fence to tic it. man’s bandanna — wrapped Oak Field, while Brand Rex must Pub from its arch rivals — which moved from the Nutmeg State On the very next pitch, third neatly around his head like a wait to see who it will play have gone under different names By Rusty Miller to the Keystone State. He’s been miniature Arab’s turban — stands Thursday in the double­ baseman Dan Socha ripped a over the years — this season when second homer to put Main Pub up The Associated Press named executive editor of out. elimination tournament. that team folded. 3-2 and from there it was smooth Runner’s World magainze. Garman, the Main Pub softball “ We’re confident in our chances “ We felt we needed somone who sailing. Pub scored every inning TO LED O . Ohio — Gene Sara- Burfoot was the magazine’s team’s left center fielder, doesn’t of winning this,” said Main Pub 2 knew what’s going on.” Garman after that, except in the fourth, zen’s double eagle in the 1935 East Coast editor before being wear a baseball cap. It just doesn’t coach Tim O’Neil. Garman’s lucky said.» named executive editor in July. help him as much. when Frascarelli’s double with one Masters, Tom Watson’s chip-in to bandanna has nothing to do with it. “ We have a good, solid team,” out could not elicit a run. win the 1982 U.S. Open. “ We waited until the kids were though. The Pub is just plain good O’Neil said. "But we were lucky in out of school,” said Burfoot, ’T v e always worn it,” he said of — and they should be. they’ve been And now. Bob Tw ay’s bunker some games this year,” The deciding run came in the who’ll turn 40 on August 19, from the bandanna. “ It’s a luckthing for playing together for the last 10 shot on the final hole of the 1986 me.” “ They hit the ball hard,” Nivison home sixth inning. Pub right his Runner’s World office in years. said. “ We made a few mistakes fielder Ed White ripped a single up PGA National Championship. Well it works. Emmaus, Pa. “ When I got out of (Manchester) early and allowed them to play the middle and continued to second Tway, 27, playing in his first Main Pub scored four runsin the Manchester fans can breathe high school, (teammate) Tim loose.” on an error. Pinch hitter Scott A PGA. struck one of the most first inning Monday night and l\ easy, though. Burfoot will be Bycholski and I put the team Brand Rex’s mistakes included Gayton skied out to right center dramatic shots ever in a major never trailed after that, thumping back for the 50th anniversary of together,” Garman said. “ We’ve five errors, three of them in the with White advancing to third. He .r ’ championship, holing out a sand the Five Mile Road Race on Brand Rex, 13-7, at Robertson added a few guys here, dropped a shot for a birdie 3 Monday on the first three innings. But that isn’t scored when Frascarelli drilled a Thanksgiving Day. “ I wouldn’t Park in Town ‘A’ Tournament in few there. But for the last four what did it. Two Main Pub home single into right field. 72nd hole at the Inverness Club to the Herald’s Game of the Week. miss it for anything,” he said. years we’ve had this base team.” runs on back-to-back pitches Brand Rex scored three times in capture his first major. “ That was part of the deaj (with Garman, himself, reached first The Main Pub. which won the With one sand shot. Tway seemed to seal Brand Rex’s fate the top of the seventh, but that was ■f; the magazine).” base twice — both times on errors town tournament in 1982. has been early, and from there the victory far from enough. snatched the PGA title away from — with the second time coming in Burfoot holds the record for in the playoffs for the last five or was'easy. “ You have to score 10 to 12 runs Greg Norrhan. who had led the bottom of the fifth after Brand victories — nine — in the six years. Garman said, and thinks Brand Rex jumped to an early in this game to win,” Nivison said. throughout the tournament and Manchester race. He won in Rex pitcher and coach Ron Nivison that this could be its year, although appeared to be on his way to jead, scoring twice in the first “ We didn’t score enough runs.” 1968 and 1969 and ran second, to misplayed an easy grounder back he admits there still are hurdles to Nivison added the loss didn’t winning his second straight major. to the box. inning. Don Sumislaski stroked a John Vitale, in 1970. Burfoot. clear. They’re a good offensive shake his confidence and predicted Herald photo by Tucker Tway. who shot a 70 Monday — leadoff single. With one out. third running with his familiar pain­ Both teams finished first in their team with a lot of speed and baseman Dan Sitck launched an Brand Rex would win its next after play was suspended by heavy ter’s cap, then won the next divisions — Main Pub went 13-1 in outfielders who have a knack for Society’s Paul Giotto slides home safely game Monday night at Moriarty Field. rain Sunday after the leaders Ed Hanlon pilch over the left field game. seven in a row before seeing his the Central League and Brand Rex chasing down fly balls. They are fence for a 2-0 lead. To stay alive in the tournament, ahead of the tag by Moriarty Brothers’ played one hole — finished at played 11-3 ball in the West — and Giotto scored on a passed ball. Society Manchester domination come also on a roll — winning their last P"' it didn’t last long. In the it’ll have to. relief pitcher Brian McAuley in the sixth won. 6-1, to oust the local entry. 8-under-par 276, two strokes better to an end in 1978. inning of their Twilight League playoff than Norman, who shot a final- He’s now a recreational round 76. runner. “ I ’m just keeping alive “ The way (Norman) won the my participation streak. “ This British Open was a lot like the way (Manchester) is one race where that Bob Tway won this one.” AP photo I have a consecutive streak Nassiffs big winner in tourney piay Peter Jacobsen, who finished third going and I ’m not going to break AMBY BURFOOT Moriarty’s is eliminated and played in the final threesome, Bob Tway leaps into the air as his birdie chip slips into it.” Burfoot has been in the . . .he will return said. The two town softball tourna­ asked and all proceeds go to the homer and singled twice to pace Tierney’s, The Elks collected only the hole on the 18th hole on Monday. Tway came from Manchester field 23 consecutive ments got under way Monday night Jim m y Fund. 'Tournament action “ It was destiny.” years and will make it 24 in Harpo’s to its win over the two hits in going down to defeat. How better to describe the 15th behind to beat Greg Norman by two strokes for the PGA with eight games, four in each the resumes on Wednesday night with Landscapemen. Rick Goss and Joe Ghampionship. November. “ I ’m chasing Char­ Burfoot was born in Virginia ‘A ’ and ‘B ’ divisions, at four sites. eight games. Jim ’s 8, ‘D’ Team 1 hole, where Tway sliced a 4-iron lie Robbins but I have no Ruggiero chipped in three hits and moved to the southeastern In an ‘A ’ match up between two Pete Stebbens, Terry Hickey and by Manchester teacher into the gallery to the right of the expectations of catching him.” A Division apiece and Paul Plaeido, Bill part of Connecticut at an early hole, but recovered to chip the ball first-place clubs. Main fub Zwick and Brian Moran two Dave Peterson each had a pair of “ I wasn’t trying to make it. I was four shots as the final round began, The barefooted-running Rob­ age. He lived in New London for Nassiffs 23, Cummings 4 to within fivefeet andmadethepar just trying to get close.” opened the tournament with trimmed Brand Rex, 13-7 (see apiece. Mike Crockett added a solo blows to lead Jim ’s to victory. Al By Len Auster bins has competed in 40 Man­ the past 10 years before his related story). In other ‘A ’ division second game Monday night. All Johnson. “ That was the first run putt to remain tied at seven under He got it close. As close as you rounds of 72 and 70 before shooting Nassiff’s scored 12 times in the homer for Harpo’s. Pete Pires had Menasian. Rick Ardian and John Sports Editor chester races in succession. move to Pennsylvania. affairs. Nassiff Arms pummelled three clubs sport 3-1 marks in the I’ve given up in 20 innings,” he with Norman? can get. He had blasted out. the a course-record 64 Saturday. The second inning and pounded Cum­ three hits and Lou Desario. Jeff Gehemi each had a like number for post-season. Mallove's draws the advised. Or the 17th. where Tway again ball hitting 10 feet short of the hole record he bettered was a 65 — set Cummings Insurance. 23-4, in five mings behind a 24-hit attack. Paul Rea and Lionel Lessard two apiece the losers. The Manchester team was sent bye into Wednesday's champion­ Mike Johnson followed with a hit the ball right nestling it into the and then slowly rolling to the pin. It Thursday by Norman. innings at Robertson Park. Over at Frenetic had a season in one for Jones. Dean 7, Comer 4 to the sidelines by a Manchester ship game as the Jewelers had the bloop single but. after a conference deep rough surrounding the green? Fitzgerald Field. Pagani’s wal­ evening as he blasted four home disappeared for a birdie that may “ (Tway) hit a great bunker shot Guy Brenan and Pete Naktenis man. best regular season mark. on the mound. Morency retired “ I walked up to the green and I have been measured on a Richter loped the MAK Company, 10-4. and runs, one a grand slam, to lead the ‘B’ Division with the pressure oh,” Norman, -each stroked three hits and Mike “ This was the first time in a long three of the next four to put couldn’t see my ball.” Tway said. scale in his native Oklahoma. Harpo’s downed Jones Landscap­ winners. Merrill Myers. Ken Bav- Dave Morency. a social studies who finished second in the Masters Jimmy Fund game ing. 13-6 Acadia 9, Allstate 6 Cuimet a pair to lead Dean. Tim time I had a good curve ball.’’ said Society’s win in the bank and send But he wedged the ball to within “All I remember is starting to ier and Mark Canegallo each teacher at Tiling Junior High and 12th in the U.S. Open, said. “ He Desjardin had two hits for the 29-year-old Morency. who Moriarty’s. the dominant team in three feet and dropped the putt for homered and singled twice. Rick Rocco Anselmo had a pair of School and its varsity baseball jumpupanddown,’’Twaysaid. “If had a shot where if it didn’t go in, it In the ’B ’ Division tournament. Memorial. relied upon a slider to blank the Twilight League for years, another par to match Norman. Belekewiez chipped in three hits homers, a solo shot and a two-run coach the past four years, had I would have jumped like that in would have gone 20 feet past.” Acadia Restaurant topped Allstate The schedule for Wednesday is Moriarty’s in his last outing. home without either a regular The two went to the 18th tee with high school, I would have played and Rick Nicola a pair for the shot, along withasingletopaeethe Moriarty Brothers under his But it didn’t go 20 feet past. It slated for tonight Business Machines. 9-6. and Tier­ Restauranimen. Steve Potter con­ as follows; ‘A ’ Division — At “ When I was behind I threw a major championship on the line winners. Lyndon Krogh and Steve thumb for six innings. He tired in season or playoff championship. basketball.” went in. It was destiny. ney’s Funeral Home buried the Fitzgerald Field: Nassiff vs. Glenn change ups. Tonight was just a and no one else in the running. Rascher each slapped two hits for tributed three ' hits and Dave the seventh, yielding his first Moriarty’s finished fifth in the The victory was the fourth of “ I ’m sad I lost the golf tourna­ Elks Club. 15-2, at Nike Field. At Construction at 6 p.m. and Main mixture. I showed the fastball regular season. Both hit their drives into deep The 23rd annual Jim m y Fund the Insuraneemen. Erickson. Brad Miller and Flip earned run in 20 innings, before what has become a magical year ment. My score was a 76, so I asked and tickets will be available Pagani Field. Jim ’s Arco pumped Pub vs. Gentle Touch Car Wash at around the hands and then went Morency. under the scrutiny of rough to the right, but Norman’s for Tway. He has earned more than benefit softball game will be at the gate. Duff two apiece. Tom Aiello. Jim settling down to lead Society for obviously didn’t play well,” Nor­ out an 8-1 win over The ’D’ Team Pagani’s 10, MAK 4 Colla, Ted Holmes, Bill Stevenson 7:30 p.m. Al Nike Field: Harpo's away," added the former Central some of his Tiling players during kicked out into the fairway, 123 $600,000 in 1986, but still is second played tonight at 7 p.m. at Charter Nearly $35,000 has been raised in Savings to a 6-1 win over the M B’s man said. “ Had I scored halfway while Dean Machine turned aside Mike Pagani had four hits. Steve and Bill Catheart each slugged two vs. Medical Supply at 6 p.m. and Connecticut State University the evening, finished with a yards from the pin on the 354-yard. on the money list to the man he Oak Park’s Fitzgerald Field with the past by the annual Jim m y Monday night at Moriarty Field. decent, I win the golf tournament. Memorial Corner Store. 7-4. Crispino and Mike Coughlin three hits for Allstate. Pagani’s vs, Manchester Cycle at performer.' six-hitter. He struckout only three par-4. beat down the stretch. the Hartford Whalers opposing Fund game and Jack Hughes, who But you can’t control what other All teams are idle tonight as the apiece and Jeff Holt and Charlie 7:30 p.m. ‘B’ Division — At Pagani The loss ousted the locals from Morency. who upped his record while walking two. “ We didn’t hit Hilling first. Tway was only able members of the Manchester Police is co-chairman of the event with Tierney’s 15, Elks 2 Norman, who took leads into the people are doing.” 23rd annual Jim m y Fund benefit Russo two each to lead Pagani’s. Field: Acadia vs. PM Construction the double elimination Jack Rose to 3-4 with his third straight win, at to advance the ball to a gaping and Fire departments. Tom Tierney, is hoping for a large the ball." said MB coach Gene final rounds of all four major Norman saw his four-stroke lead softball game will be staged at John Cracell and Mark Holmes Kevin Keena slugged a three-run al 6 p.m. and Tierney’s vs. Army Memorial Twilight League one point retired 10 in a row and 13 Johnson. “ You can’t go into the bunker which fronts the green. championships in 1986 but won just after 10 holes evaporate with a Ron Francis. Joel Queneville crowd to be on hand. playoffs with their second loss. Charter Oak Park between the each had two safeties for MAK. homer, triple and single. Mike and Navy at 7:30 p.m, Al Robert­ out of 14. He went into the seventh last inning down 6-0. How many Norman dropped a pitching wedge the British Open, had thought he double bogey at 11 and a bogey at 14 and Dave Tippett are among the All proceeds from tonight’s Hartford Whalers and members of Byam blasted a three-run homer, Society will play Katz Sports Shop, inning with a 6-0 lead when he was Harpo’s 13, Jones 6 son Park: Jim’s vs. Elmore hits did we get?” he asked. “ Our onto the green, but the ball spun might win the PGA with a par. while Tway was birdieing 13. scheduled Whalers to be in the festivities will go to the Jim m y the Manchester Police and Fire and John Butlerand Jeff D ’Angona Associates al 6 p.m. and Dean vs. a 7-2 loser to Mallove's in the touched for a leadoff homer by Jeff bats fell asleep.” he added. backward and endfd up in light Now he needed to hole out the Jacobsen, who finished third at lineup tonight. A donation of $1 is Fund. ^ departments. A donation of $1 is Pete Denz clouted a three-run chipped in two hits apiece to pace Evergreen Lawns at 7:30 p.m. Society, the third place club in rough 20 feet from the hole. pitch just to force a playoff. His 208, said. “ I had a sense all day that the regular season, touched starter Then destiny ruled. attempt sailed six feet past the hole it was Bob Tw ay’s day. I thought and loser Craig Steuernagel for “ I opened up the face of my sand and ’Tway’s name was already Greg was trying too hard, he was runs in each of the first three wedge real wide. Iknewlhadtohit being printed on the first-place five yards to the right or five yards NL roundup innings. A leadoff double by Ralph it soft.” Tway, who said he had an check of $140,000. to the left all day. But Bob just kept Sports In Brief Giansanti. former farmhand with ideal lie in the trap. said. Tway. who trailed Norman by plugging along,” the Atlanta Braves, a passed ball and infield RBI single by Mike Edwin Moses wins 115th straight Gibbons made it I-O. Gary Zavat- Astros come-from-behind experts B U D A P E S T, Hungary — Edwin Moses of the United States kay added a 400-foot solo homer in AL roundup the second with an RBI single by won his 115th straight 400-meter hurdle race at the Budapest Willie Gonzales making it- 3-0. Grand Prix track and field meet. By Ben Walker starts. He gave up nine hits, The Bankers chased Steuernagel Moses beat a strong international field in 47.76 seconds, his The Associated Press including Graig Nettles’ three-run in the third on a bloop single, second-best time in 1986. Earlier this year he was clocked in homer and a solo shot by Marvell Morris stopper for Tigers 47.66. The Houston Astros continue to Wynne. sharply lashed single by Gibbons, a sacrifice and two-run single by stay ahead bycomingfrom behind. Ed Whitson. 7-6, was the loser. Zavatkay. Brian McAuley relieved By Jonathan VIttI For the 18th time this season, the Cardinals 5, Expos 4 Hernandez NL piayer of the week Astros won in their final al bat. as and. abetted by an MB defense that The Associated Press Mike LaValliere hit a two-run turned four double plays, put out Alan Ashby’s two-run double in the - NEW YORK — New York Mets first baseman Keith ninth inning Monday night pro­ homer off Floyd Youmans with two the fire but the burns were already Jack Morris showed once again Clemens suspended, Hernandez, who hit .429 with two homers and 12 runs batted in, outs in the eighth inning, carrying inflicted. duced a 7-6 victory over the Los what being a .stopper is all about. was named the National League’s Player of the Week. St, Louis over Montreal. / “ It could have been worse After three straight losses to the Angeles Dodgers. Hernandez, who tied a Mets’ record by driving at least one run The visiting Cardinals trailed 4-3 without the four double plays." Boston Red Sox. the Detroit Tigers Ashby’s bases-loaded. one-out won’t miss a start in his last seven games, also scored seven runs. when Terry Pendleton led off the Johnson cited. won the last game of the series 5-0. drive into the right-field corner eighth with a double and Clint McAuley went the final 4 2/3 as Morris threw a three-hitter for NEW YORK (AP) - Roger But the young right-hander, kept the National League West­ Hurdle walked with one out. After innings and the former East his fourth shutout, best in the Clemens of the Boston Red Sox, who started Sunday’s garge, DeCinces AL player of the week leading Astros four games ahead Pendleton was caught stealing. Catlolic High School standout, American League and tied for the baseball’s winningest pitcher, only will have to sit out of second-place San Francisco. Los K LaValliere connected off You­ who was the winning pitcher as the major league lead. was suspended for two games Tuesday’s doubleheader in NEW YORK — California Angels th>d baseman Doug Angeles is third, eight games back. I mans. 11-8. for his second home run Eagles captured the state Class L It was his 10th complete game. by the American League on Kansas City and will be able to DeCinces, who batted .421 with four homers while driving in ‘T v e never been on a club that of the season. championship in 1983. worked his “ Our pitching really wasn’t all Monday, but will not miss a make his next scheduled start seven runs, was named the American League’s Player of the can come back like this one can.” Winner Greg Mathews, 8-3, way out of three jams with double that hot the first three games.” start. later in the week. Week, the league announced Monday. Houston Manager Hal Lanier said. pitched seven innings and allowed play balls. Morris said. “ I ’m not . pointing The league announced that Clemens has the right to DeCinces also scored seven runs, had 21 total bases in 19 “ This is a game we didn’t deserve nine hits. Todd Worrell went the Moriarty’s, after threatening in fingers or naming names. We just Clemens, who has a 17-4 record, appeal the suspension. If he at-bats along with a .502 on-base percentage. to win. Wje lost this game four final 1 1-3 innings for his 2.5th save. the second inning when it loaded didn’t get the job done. We got our was disciplined for bumping does, the suspension would be New York Yankees outfielder Dave Winfield, Texas Hangers different t^mes on the basepaths.” Curt Ford also hit a two-run e'v the bases with two outs, was five runs tonight, played good In other N L games. San Fran­ umpire Greg Kosc during an held in abeyance pending a first baseman Pete O ’Brien and Oakland designated hitter Dave homer for St. Louis. silenced by Mprency until the defense and won.” cisco ripped Cincinnati 13-4. argument in Chicago July 30. hearing. Kingman were also considered for the honors. sixth. “ We had a shot at them,” Morris. 14-7, struck out three and Atlanta beat San Diego 11-6. New Pirates 10-10, Cubs 8-7 Johnson said. looking back at the walked four. He was backed by York defeated Philadelphia 8-4, St. Mike Diaz hit a three-run homer Herald photo by Tucker second frame, “ but we didn’t push homers from John Grubb and Lou Orioles 3, Blue Jays 1 The Yanitees took a 5-4 lead in Lance Parrish lost to the Tigers Loqis downed Montreal 5-4. and and Barry Bonds had a solo shot it. That hurt.” Whitaker. the seventh on Henderson’s 20th Pittsburgh beat Chicago 10-7. during a seven-run seventh inning Flanagan held Toronto to two Moriarty’s Dave Ford takes a swing at an offering from Zavatkay. Gibbons and Paul “The Jack Morrises of this homer and a two-run single by D E T R O IT — Catcher Lance Parrish will be lost to the Detroit Prior to Pittsburgh’s victory, the that led Pittsburgh past Chicago. hits in 8 1-3 innings, and Don Aase Citto each collected three hits in world, there are very few of Mike Easier, but the Indians tied Pirates beat the Cubs 10-8 in 17 The visiting Pirates also won the Society’s Dave Morency but comes up with nothing but preserved the victory that ended Tigers for the rest of August and possibly longer after he was Society’s 13-hit attack. Six differ­ them.” Detroit Manager Sparky the game in the ninth when Franco innings in the completion of a completion of a suspended game. air. Ford did come up with one of the six hits collected by Baltimore’s five-game losing determined Monday to have a “ developmental abnormality” in ent players each stroked a hit off Anderson said, “ He’s taken pretty led off the ninth with a single. his back. suspended game. 10-8. on a pinch-single by Bonds in the MB’s. streak. the 17th inning. Thegamehad been Morency. good cai e of me for the last seven Pinch-runner Otis Nixon stole Parrish was examined by Dr. Robert Watkins of Inglewood, The Astros, trailing 6-3, scored Flanagan changed his recent twice in the eighth inning and could stopped because of darkness April years.” second and scored on Joe Carter’s Calif., who made the determination and prescribed an intensive The Tigers, who had entered the strategy. “ I was trying to throw have scored more without a AP photo 20 with the score tied 8-8 after 13 single. rehabilitation program to be supervised by Tigers team series 4‘A games behind Boston off-speed stuff to make my fastball baserunning mistake. After Jose innings. Knight proving worth to the Mets and lost three straight to the A L look better,” he said. “Tonight. I Twins 2, Angels 0 physician Dr. David Collon. Cruz homered. Ashby singled and Pittsburgh’s Bobby Bonilla is safe at first base after a Pittsburgh has won nine of 10 East leaders, clawed to within 6‘/i just decided to do it the other way Minnesota’s Bert Blyleven. 12- pinch-hitter Terry Puhl walked. games against the Cubs this around. I just changed the game pickoff attempt as Chicago first baseman Leon Durham games of the Red Sox. 10, pitched a three-hitter for his Chiefs, Batman agree on terms Dickie Thon followed with a fly applies the late tag Monday afternoon at Wrigley Field. season. Rick Rhoden, I2-.7, won the By Ralph Bernstein .292 with 19 doubles. 9 home runs the last 43. The Phillies lost their Boston’s two closest rivals won plan.” fifth straight complete* game, ball that right fielder Mike Mar­ regularly scheduled game and The Associated Press and 54 RBI. seventh in the last eight games. on Monday night. New York moved The game’s last out was a fly to taking the A L lead with II this L IB E R T Y , Mo. — Irv Eatman, who hasn’t played a down in the shall misplayed for an error that The Pirates won, 10-8, in the completion of a suspended raised his record against Chicago “ I’m doing the sam^things I did to within five games of first with a the warning track that was little year. He raised his career record N F L , is about to become one of its highest paid offensive linemen, allowed one run to score, but Puhl game. to 4-0 for the season and 17-6 in his Right-hander Dwight Gooden short of being a game-tying homer. PHILADELPHIA - Ray Knight before all those injuries. I was scattered nine hits, struck out 10 6-5 victory over Cleveland. Mike to 27-12 against California with his says the agent who negotiated the three-time A ll-U S F L player’s and Thon both wound up at third career. more surprised the last two years “ I wanted to start off and get is coming off two seasons fraught and walked none as he posted his Flanagan stopped Baltimore’s 53rd career shutout. contract with the Kansas City Chiefs. base and Puhl was tagged out. In the suspended game. Johnny with injuries and hitting problems, at my failures,” Knight said. ahead,” Aase said. ” I haven’t had In the Houston ninth, Denny Ray led off the 17th with a double 12th victory against four losses. five-game losing streak and the Eatman, who helped lead the Stars of Philadelphia and Jose Gonzalez tripled and scored runs with four singles and a double, but he’s feeling good and helping “ Hey, I ’ve had a couple of .300 good location, but fortunately it Walling led off with a single and and Bobby Bonilla was intention­ Gooden, who at 20 last year was Orioles moved to within six by White Sox 6, Brewers 1 Baltimore to the last two U S F L championships, will be paid on Madlock’s fly for a 4-3 lead in the and raised his average to a the New York Mets’ drive for a years. I didn’t hit (well) so long for was just far enough away from him Glenn Davis drew a walk from Ken ally walked with one out. With two the youngest pitcher ever to earn beating Toronto 3-1. “ somewhere in the upper bracket as offensive linemen in the seventh and RBI singles by,,Bill season-high .222. pennant. nothing. I knew that once I got that he couldn’t pull it.” Chicago scored six runs on five Howell, 4-8. Kevin Bass then lined outs. Bonds singled home the the Cy Young Award, has In other A L games. Chicago beat N F L go,” Leigh Steinberg told the Kansas City Times after he Russell ii. o Gonzalez in the eighiii Reliever Mark Davis, 3-4, Knight is pushing toward .300 at healthy I ’d produce.” Flanagan. 6-7, entered the ninth hits — two of them a two-run homer a drive over center fielder Reggie tie-breaking run, and another run Milwaukee 6-1. Minnesota shut out and the Chiefs announced Monday that they had reached an made it 6-3. pitched three innings for the the plate, and his pair of RBI Knight, who is married to golfer struggled lately but thinks he’s with a one-hit shutout, but a walk to and an RBI single by rookie Russ Williams’ head, but Walling held scored when cepter fielder Bob back on the right track. California 2-0 and Seattle topped doubles Monday night helped the Nancy Lopez, said the last two Ron Shepherd and Tony Fernan­ Morman. agreement. up to see if the ball would be caught Giants 13, Reds 4 victory and Frank Williams Dernier hobbled the ball for an ‘‘I've been trying to get back Oakland 6-4. worked the final three innings for National League East-leading years have been extremely Grubb had two RBI in the game. dez’s RBI double gave Aase the Morman’s hits were the only two . and was thrown out at the plate. Pete Rose went 5-for-5 for error. Mets beat the Philadelphia Phillies frustrating. where I was and I think I am.” he chance for his 29th save. for the White Sox until Daryl Davis took third and Bass moved his first save. Tom Browning. 9-9, He hit his 10th homer leading off Former net champ, McKinley, dies Cincinnati, but home runs by Bob got the loss. 8-4. “ People don’t know how much said. “ My problem has been to Boston added a two-run single in to second on the play, and Cruz was think what to do with a pitch before the second inning, and singled in Brenly, Bob Melvin and Candy "H e’s having an outstanding I ’ve suffered. Only I know what I Detroit’s last run, in the seventh. YankeM 6, Indians 5 the three-run eighth. Carlton Fisk DALLAS — Former Wimbledon tennis champion Chuck intentionally walked, bringing up Maldonado powered San Fran­ Braves 11, Padres 6 Brother dies I throw it.” led off the ninth with his 11th year, no doubt about it.” said Mets went through, benched, hurt. ...” Whitaker followed a third- New York’s Don Mattingly McKinley died Monday at Baylor University Medical Center. He Ashby. cisco over the Reds. Dale Murphy homered twice and PHOENIX, Ariz. (AP) - The homer. Manager Dave Johnson. “ He’s a Knight started his career with The Mets took a 1-0 lead in the inning walk with his 16th homer. ended Cleveland’s three-game was 45. “ It was a tough at-bat. I was Brenly’s three-run homer gave doubled, driving in four runs and 25-year-old brother of Atlanta big reason for our success.” Cincinnati in 1977, and later played second inning against loser Don Darnell Coles was 4-for-4 in the winning streak with a tie-breaking Fam ily spokesman George Ribet said McKinley had been ill trying to get a fastball to drive, but the visiting Giants a 6-4 lead in the powering Atlanta over visiting San Braves first baseman Bob Homer, The third baseman hit .237 in 1984 with Houston before joining the Carman. 5-4, on the first of game. He singled home Grubb in single in the bottom of the ninth Mariners 6, A ’s 4 for about 15 months and was suffering from a malignant br^in he jammed me,” Ashby said. sixth inning and Melvin, who hit a Diego. who had battled leukemia for the and .218 last year, troubled by bone Mets in 1984. Knight’s two run-scoring doubles. the sixth. inning, with the bases loaded and Reliever Fernando Arroyo, tumor. “ Fortunately it fell in down the solo homer earlier, had a three-run Murphy hit a three-run homer off past 20 months, died Monday of pneumonia, hospital officials said. chips, pulled muscles, vertigo, “ This is the best ball club I've The Phillies tied it in the second Dennis “ OH Can” Boyd. 11-8. lost two out. *■ making his first major-league M cKinley won the men’s single title at Wimbledon in 1963 and line. I didn't hit it well. but it turned triple that sparked a seven-run reliever Gene Walter that capped a Scott Horner died at 8:33 a.m. at kidney stones and a shoulder ever been associated w ith,” on a Von Hayes double and single his second s^aight start since his Brian Fisher, 7-5, was the victor appearance since 1982, walked Bob was a finalist in 1961. He was U.S. Open doubles champion in 1961, out all right.” seventh. Maldonado added a two- six-run second inning. Murphy led injury. Phoenix’ St. Joseph’s Hospital, Knight said. "The pitching is great by Glenn Wilson. suspension ended. “ I thought Oil in relief of Ron Guidry, who gave Kearney, Spike Owen and Do­ 1963 and 1964 with partner Dennis Ralston. Dave Smith. 4-6. pitched one run homer. off the fifth with his 20th home run Now. at 33. he’s healthy and over and the bench is so deep.” The Mets went ahead to stay in where be had been being treated Can pitched very well,” Boston up home runs to Brook Jacoby. mingo Ramos, forcing in the two McKinley, who was a member of the U.S. Davis Cup team from inning for the victory. Rose set an N L record with his of the season. the last 14 games Is 19 for 52, a .365 New York’s victory Monday was the fourth on Knight’s second RBI Bill Madlock hita two-run homer since July 30, said hospital spokes­ Manager John McNamara said. Tony Bemazard and Julio Franco game-winning runs with two outs 1960 to 1965, was inducted into the Tennis Hall of Fam e last July. 10th five-hit game, his first since Rick Mahler, 11-11, won his first clfp. For the season he’s hitting the Mets’ third straight and 29th of double. and sacrifice fly for the Dodgers. woman Bridgett O’Geara. "We just didn’t get him anv runs.’ in his 6 1-3 innings. in the top ^ the ninth inning. April 28, 1982. Rose drove in three game since June .30 a

Winner's circle has been dominated by Just five M m MANCHESTER iCiH nll.t\Al4U.HERALD. ’Tuesday, Iiiesciay, All)Aug. 12. 1986 — IS Five women have dominated the winner's circles during the past half century in Club Championship Second best on the winning list is Stan Hilinski He Signature guarantees not accepted everywhere play at the Manchester Country Club, including has his name inscribed five times on the c h S i o n in a different sport, softball, at Fitzgerald Field. It’s current champ Karen Parciak-Karen. ThP prominently displayed in the bar l3 g e j Jim m y Fund promotion with the Police QUESTION; and Fire providing the opposition at 7 p.m. The quintet is made up of Marion Fitzgerald. Patty The veteran won in 1956-57-60-67-72 You advised a does not force transfer agents to cludes S4Ls, has blurred the trust department to another. Herald Angle Jean Stratton Azinger, wife of current PGA tour accept signature guarantees from departments. Torza Natalie. Nancy Narkon McHugh Parciak- caplured by reader whose distinction between banks and Can you rate the better trust profeMional. Paul Azinger, won the Women’s Karen and Helen Reynolds. savings and S4Ls. Transfer agents cancel S4Ls. Nonetheless, we’re stuck departments, in order of best Earl Yost Division Championship at the Manchester Country QUESTION: What would be the The all-time winner of the most prestigious loan associa­ stock certificates presented for with the mixed-up signature gua­ performance, or advise where Sports Editor Emeritus la.?M yiafa* over tha Club during the 1958 season. Investors’ transfer and issue new certificates best place to put money. In case we tournament on the annual schedule is Fitzgerald, who tion said it >L.) i rantee situation. such information can be procured? have a depression again, so that claimed top laurels six times. She first won in 1937 and could not pro­ in new owners’ names. The Stock Transfer Association Guide For years, transfer agents have the money would be safe after the the last crown came in 1963 In between. Fitzgerald Fitness trail Spots available vide a signature is attempting to straighten things ANSWER: No, because, there’s depression, when the government also reigned in 1938. 1941. 1942 and 1944 guarantee for William A. Doyle accepted signature guarantees out with a proposal called "Signa­ and banks recover? Less than two weeks away is the Annulli Classic from brokerage firm members of no source for all the information Tied for second place on the all-time list, each with recorded last month when she defeated her mother. nn'fif*‘u ® ‘“k popular Wickham Park area located the transfer of ture.” When that long-delayed you seek. five successes, are Natalie and McHugh Natalie on the Manchester-East Hartford town lines i^^v now which will take over the spot reserved for nearly 40 stock to obtain the New York Stock Exchange, program becomes operational, all Isabelle Parciak. in the finals. The latter was also years for the Manchester Golf Open at the Manchester commercial banks and trust com­ Reports sometimes are com­ ANSWER; If you’re all that dominated the local club scene four straight years. travel over a new exercise fitness trail. There Jre 20 that guarantee depository institutions will be able piled by number-crunching servi­ 1969 to 1972 and came back in 1975 to make it five Country Club. The Annulli event will be staged from a com­ panies, all of which have filed to provide signature guarantees concerned, put your money Into M cH ugh” ces showing the relative perfor­ U.S. Treasury bills, notes and championships. Monday, Aug. 25 with several openings remaining for mercial bank. As vice president of signature guarantee cards with acceptable to all transfer agents. triumphs in successive amateur players, the professional portion is filled parts, to educate both the public transfer agents and provide finan­ mance of trust department bonds. The U.S. Treasury has McHugh was the most dominate in consecutive years, holding forth from 1960 to 1963. Sam Crispino, popular former local businessman is an S4L, that disturbed me. Also, a and transfer agents on this "commingled” investment pools. years, winning each summer from 1976 to 1980. with members of the Connecticut Section PGA few months ago, a transfer agent cial guarantees. QUESTION; The trust depart­ never defaulted on any of its On the other side of the ledger, Woody Clark is the h?m fn surgery which has caused membership. subject? But those reports usually are far securities. If you have some wild Parciak-Karen. after three runner-up years to refused to accept a signature Some transfer agents accept ments of many banks and savings all-time Men s Division Club tournament champion, from complete, in that they don’t Narkon in 1978-79-80. achieved her first MCC Club Bill Dumas reports the 10 kilometer road race, signature guarantees from S4Ls, and loan associations offer various idea it will, you might as well dig a turning the trick six times. The years were guarantee our institution ANSWER: In summary, it says, cover all such pools. crown in 1981. Her second came in 1984 and No. 3 was Hockey followers of the Hartford Whalers will have which is part of the annual New England Relays, will provided. savings banks and credit unions, services, including investment hole, climb in with your money and 1969-70-73-77-80-82. in the opinion of the FHLBB’s top It’s impossible to obtain invest­ pull the hole In after you. an opportunity tonight to see several of themTn action be certified by The Athletics Congress, governing I have enclosed a written opinion especially if they have working portfolio management, income tax lawyers, federally chartered S4Ls ment results of the hundreds of Bank, savings and loan associa­ body for distance runs in Connecticut. from the Federal Home Loan Bank relationships. Most don’t and can’t preparation and estate planning do have the authority to provide be made to do so. thousands — perhaps, millions — tion and credit union accounts Board's Office of General Counsel. and management. As many of us signature guarantees. The deregulation of the "bank­ of individual trust accounts. And covered by federal deposit insu­ Vrtll you please cover its pertinent However, that’s an opinion and have learned, the quality of such there’s no way to compile score ing industry,” which really in­ services vary drastically from one rance have to be counted equally SCOREBOARD cards on the other services of trust as safe as Treasury securities. .<•

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M ay add days G arcia ph 0 0 0 0 Lynn cf 3 0 0 0 Qulnons2b 0 0 0 0 H ortonp 0 0 0 0 Youm nsp 2 0 0 0 Teenage Farm Help receivable, telephones, cants must meet min­ Fred TIshler, Carpet Fac­ MontrepI SS S3 .509 19 Oelkers 1-310010 0 0 0 0 R o se lb 5 0 5 3 KH rndz lb 5 2 2 1 Roenick cf W orrell p 0 0 0 0 W right ph 6642. Merchandise employees, to make full time position. Leachph 1 0 0 0 M u rray 1b 4 0 11 Yon g b ld lf Carter c 3 0 0 0 1000 Wanted. Apply at Corn record keeping, some typ­ imum state requirements tory Outlet, 569-4495. «• , 54 56 .491 21 W ills LJ)-1 2 3 1 1 4 0 Johnsn dh 5 0 0 0 P arke r rf 4 0 11 3 1 2 2 Samuel 2b 4 0 10 _ . . M cC lure p cashiers and stocks. Full We offer a challenging Ph lodelohio S3 57 .482 22 4 0 0 0 Ripken ss 3 0 1 0 WCIork lb 4 3 2 0 EDavIs cf 3 0 0 0 Strwbry rf 0 0 0 0 Crib, Buchland Rd., South ing. All benefits. Call 647- for T.R.D.’s Including Now York Bell If 5 0 1 2 Hayes 1b 4 12 0 Tetalt M 5 9 5 Tetalt M 411 1 Lost - Grey 19' Schwinn and part time positions Chlcooo 48 63 .432 TTV, 3 0 0 0 Beniquz If 4 0 0 0 MIdndorf 4 3 2 2 Mllnercf 10 0 0 M itchell If 3 1 0 0 9137. environment with a either a Bachelor's de­ Fitness Instructor needed G uidry 4 1-3 9 4 4 3 4 Barfield cf Brenly 3b GWIIson rf 4 13 1 Prelude bicycle racer. Windsor. 644-3260. are available. Experience Pittsburgh 45 44 .413 29Vj 3 0 0 0 Shelby If 0 0 0 0 3 2 1 4 B D Iazc 5 0 1 0 Knight 3b 5 1 2 2 Schu 3b growth oriented facility. gree In recreation or re­ Tuesday and Thursday Fisher W,7-5 2 2-3 3 1 1 0 4 lorg2b 3 0 0 0 Traberdh 4 110 M elvin c 4 112 StLoulS 102 000 Ota—4 not necessary. Many em­ West Division Yett Pitched to 3 In the 7th. 5 2 2 4 Slllw ll ss 5 0 1 0 Santana ss 3 1 1 0 JoRssll c -BIssell Street. Manches­ Please contact Crestfleld from 12:10-12:45 pm to Houston 63 49 .543 _ B M a rtn ic 3 0 0 0 D em psyc 2 1 1 0 Uribe ss 4 110 M ontreal too 002 1 0 8 ^ Mechanics- Experienced Full time mall order retail ployee benefits. Apply In lated field or an Asso­ W P—Guidry, Wills. Gruber 3b 5 110 Rowdon3b 2 110 Gooden p 4 0 0 0 Jeltzss 4 0 10 Gome Winning RBI — Lavalllere (2). ter. $50 reward. Call after Convalescent Home/Fen- lead 0 class. Training will Son Francisco 59 53 .527 4 3 0 0 0 Gutlerz 2b 2 0 11 LaCoss p 1 0 0 0 Oester 2b 5 0 1 0 for service station. Must business needs a diversi­ person Monday, Wednes­ ciates degree In a related Umpires — Home, Humphrey; Shephrd rf 2 1 1 0 M D avIsp Carman p 10 0 0 , E—Lavalllero, Herr, WJohnson. DP— 5 246-0706. wood Manor, Manchester field or State Certifica­ be provided, call Eileen Co* Anqrtes 55 57 .491 8 First, Coble; Second, McClelland; Third, Totals 3 0 0 0 Brownngp 2 1 1 0 Meindz ph have own tools. Uniforms fied self starter to help a day, Thursday and Friday Cincinnati 52 58 .473 10 29 1 2 I Totals 10 1 4 2 FWIIIms p 10 0 0 StLouls 1, Montreal 1. LDB—StLouls 7, Ct 643-5151. Cvr at 522-4183 ext 351. Denklnger. 0 0 0 0 W illis p 0 0 0 0 Hum ep 0 0 0 0 Montreal 9. 2B—Herr, Dawson, Rivera, furnished. 1st or 2nd shift. young growing company from 10am to 4pm. Satur­ tion. Earn $7.55 per hour Atlontp 52 59 .448 lO'/j T—3:39. A — 21,343. R M rp h yp 0 0 0 0 Schtzdr p 10 0 0 Pw dleton. HR— Ford (2), Lavalllere Q). Blue cross and Blue shield with sales, tiling orders ($7.80 after probation) In EOE. Son Olego 52 59 .468 10'/? Venable If 1 0 0 0 day, noon to 4pm. K-Mart, Clerical - Full time posi­ Baltimore ooo 40i llx—a Totals 40 1112 11 Jackson p 0 0 0 0 SB— Webster (28), DSmIth (23), VanSIvfce PERSONALS available. Apply In per­ and answering the tele­ this part time position. ______Mondoy’s Oamos Totals 17 4 11 4 G G rossph 239 Spencer St. tions available in pleasant Game Winning RBI — None. 10 0 0 (13), Coleman (83). S— Mathews, You- son. Silver Lane Shell. 252 phone. Willing to train Apply In person or send College student looking Pittsburgh 10, Chicago, 8, 17 Innings, Totals 14 8 9 8 Totals IS 4 9 4 mons. office environment. completion of susp. game —Murray, Beniquez, lorg. DP _ 000 211 700-11 Spencer St., Manchester. right applicant. Please resume to Meadows for Day Care. Two after­ Twins 2, Angels 0 Torento Z Bpltlm^ore 1. LO B — Toronto Z -VIsa/Mastercard! Get Easy Assembly Work! Health Insurance/benef- Pittsburgh 10, Chicago 7 Clnannofl no 200 000— 4 New Y ork 010 122 020-8 StLouN "* H " « B B * 0 apply at Conn. Cane and Manor 333 Bldwell Street noons per week. Will St. Louis 5, M ontreal 4 ®PUImWISCONSIN FLYERS—Named Bill Lannv Wodklns, IZOOO 71-787048— 5 4 shifts. Benefits available Phelps 1b 3 2 0 0 Lansfrd 3b One out when winning run scored available 5-8:30 p.m. and Woterburv of Pittsfield 4 2 3 0 Gome Winning RBI — Ashby (6) Klucos coach. CW coto MO JJI OW— 7 Lee Trevino, IZOOO 71-744870—54 Growing South Windsor or excellent no benefit Part-time shlpplng/re- Trtobll rt 2 2 14 M O avIsrf 4 2 2 0 Jack Nlcklott, 8,500 70487875—285 Glens Foils at New Britain SBradley c E—Madlock, Marshall. DP-i-Los An­ FOOTBALL — M orrison (7). Plastic Company seeks rote. If Interested call celvlng. Flexible hours Nashua at Vermont 3 0 10 Teftletonc 2 0 11 Don Pooler, 8500 71-744871— 285 have a car...We have the Kearney c 0 0 0 0 DHMI ph geles 1, Houston 1. LOB—Los Angeles 8, Notional Football League b .Ei Z®® Y®**hew. DP—Chicago Z LDB— conscientious production Call 646-0610. Ask for Bob 10 0 0 BUFFALO BILLS—Cut Anthony Dicker- Tom WoNon, 8400 78487878—£ Mrs. Gibbs, 647-9191. Wednesday's Games Owen ss 3 0 0 1 G riffin ss Houston 11. 2B—Doron, Brmfk, Ashby. workers for all shifts. Own or Adele. Vermontat Albany 3 0 12 3B—Bass, JGonzalbz. HR—MWlock (6), son, llnebocker, Anthony Steels, running S-SS 71-7248»=» part-time position for Ramos 3b 3 0 0 1 MorNond, Sandberg, Durham, Bosley, Chip Beck, 8400 71-7871-70—285 BIG MONEY!!! transportation necessary, back, Tony (Jarbarczyk, nose tackle, Dar­ Baby Sitter wanted - for 26 (ilens Falls at Pittsfield Totals 10 4 S 4 Totals SB--Ooran (39). SF—Brock, 3B—Dernier. HR—Bonds (11), New Britain at Woterburv n 4 9 4 Ashby, Madlock. ^ yl Hart, comerback, Kelly Cook, fullback David Frost, 4,120 7073-4878—284 you!! competitive hourly woge, month old, port time Kennel help hours, flexi­ MDIoz (7), M orrison (15), D enUw (2). Ronnie Block, 4.120 4871-7473—2M Reading at Nashua SM ttfg 000 000 josu_A IP H R ER BB SO and Herman Ford, running back; Named IP H R' career opportunity. Call days. References re­ ble. Apply Applewood Los Angeles Dennis Lynch director of public and com­ Pittsburgh Corev Povln, 4,120 71-787073—284 Circulation Department... 528-9083. Ooklond 000 090 * W ayne G ro (tv , 6,120 487871-71—286 quired. In your home or Yankee Kennels, Route American League results Game Winning RBI — Owen (5). Welch 5 7 3 3 1 3 munity relations and Dave Senko director Rhoden W,12-7 6 10 5 VandBerg of medio relations. Guante 2 Hal Sutton, 4,120 7871-7072-S6 ours. Call after 6pm, 643- 44, Bolton. DP—Seoftle3rOaklondl.LOB—Seattle4, 1 0 0 0 0 1 2 2 Ken Green, 4,900 71-7871-78—287 CALL SUSAN Full and Part time posi­ O okland 4. H R — T a ria b u ll (19) S B _ NIednfuer 1 1-3 5 2 1 1 0 BRONCOS—Releosed Rick DRobIson S,7 1 0 0 That’s the name of the game. 9540. White Sox 6, Brewers 1 Howell LA8 1 3 2 2 3 0 Partridge, punter. Dove Boron and will- Chicago Dan Pohl, 4,900 71-78747t I » 7 tions available for moture^ Ambitious part-time SF^hlllVw' S^Tihlrton. Houston ord Scissums, offensive linemen, and M over L/1-3 Tom Kite, 4,900 , 787871-71—2 T motivated Individuals 1 1-3 7 7 s-Hale Irwin, 4,900 78707348—IT We are looking for people who 647-9946 cleaning and lawn person­ Keough Nathan Poole, running bock. Frazier 2 2-3 3 with management Inten­en- Teachers-Part-t(me; , - CHICAGO MILWAUKEE IP H R ER 4 2-3 5 3 3 2 3 2 C raig Stadler, 4400 47-747874—288 nel for lonitorlal service. Seattle Funk 1 1-3 0 0 0 1 1 „ G P E E N b a y PACKERS-Cut Mike Fontenot 4 3 0 tions and potential. Good,o d wanted tor small befo- ObrhM ObrhM Lopez Butler, defensive end, John Forlev, run­ Jeff Sluman, 4400 7071-7871— 218 are enthusiastic, personable Some floor cleaning expe­ M M o o re 6 7 3 3 4 3 3 2 0 Gumpert i 1 i i T , 10-5 starting pay. Apply T vro— ^ / o f t (er school programs C ongelslf 4 0 0 0 M olltor3b 4011 DSmIth W A 4 1 0 0 0 1 2 ning ^ ck, and Shawn Regent ond Daryl Ion Woosnom, 4400 78707871—288 rience or will train. M Young I 2 1 1 GiMnte pItchM to 2 batters In the 9lh. Calvin Peete, 4400 78784874—888 onchester. Child Boston cf 3 0 12 Gantnr 2b 4 0 10 Welch pitched to 3 batters In the 4th. Newell, offensive linemen. WP—Moyer, Rhoden. and like to talk. We offer hourly Legs, K-Mart Plaza Manan- If Immediate openings 643- Baines rf 4 0 0 0 Broggs If 4 0 1 0 Ladd W,7-3 2 0 0 0 Gene Sauers, 4,000 48787074—288 development course work Place Your Oakland Umpires—Home, Brocklonder; First, 'NDIANAPOLIS COLTS-Walved Brad Umpinjs-Home, Darting; Rrst, Gregg; Chester. 643-4130. 5747. Hosseydh 3IOOGThms1b 3 0 0 0 Wayne Levi, 4400 48-7871-74-2ta preferred. Must have one Plunk 6 1-3 3 3 Rlppley; Second, Rennert; Third, Mon­ no*e tackle, ond Second, Davit; Third, Harvev. rate plus bonuses. Work done Ad Today! Fisk c 4 1 1 1 Deer rt 4 0 10 3 tague. Newton Williams ond Meivin Carver run­ M a rk Lye, 3400 7871-7074—5 9 year's experience work­ Hulett 3b 3 10 0 Schrodr dh 4 0 2 0 B air L,2-3 2 2 2 2 Fred Couples, 3400 48787875-889 Security Full/Port-tlme VonDhlen T—3:31. A — 23,206. ning backs. Help Wanted- A child care ing with children grades M o rm n lb 4 2 2 3 Sveumss 4 0 1 0 1-3 0 1 1 Isao AokI, 3400 78487473-289 from our office at the Manches­ In the Verplank School greater Manchester area, A rrovo 0 0 0 KANSAS CITY CHIEFS—Signed Irv Todsy In Baseball Brett Upper, 3400 71-787873—219 K-6 . Salary range $5.75 to Gulllenu 3 110 Mannngcf 3 110 0 Eotmon, offensive tackle. CENSUS BUREAU INTERVIEWER retirees welcome. Coll Cruz2b 3 0 0 0 Ceronec 4 0 0 0 1-3I-. u0 u0 0 u 0 0 Buddy (iardner, 3400 787871-70^59 ter Herald Newspaper, 16 Brai- area. 2 boys, age 6 and 9 . $6.75 per hour for approxi- MIAMI (WLPHINS—Signed Greg Koch, One >/7 day, one 2 hours. 5 247-6882,- Monday through Tetata n * 5 4 Tetota 14 1 0 1 MMoore pitched to 1 batter In the 7th, offensive lineman. Cut Darvin Malone, Bobby Wodklns, Z8SD 48747077—2R) $5.49 per hour. Priyate automobile required. mertely 25 hours per week. Pitched to 3 batters In the 9th. SCOREBOARD Jodie Mudd, 2450 78787872—890 days per week. Most be Fridoy 8 to 4. running back, and Steve Lvie, wide re­ Los Angelsi Dodgers at Houston Astros nard Place, Manchester. Call J. Welsh,YWCA ot Chlcogp 80S 898 881—4 W P — Plunk; Monday’s homers ceiver. Hoch, Z8Sp_ 78707578l5o Reimbursed 20’64 per mile. Conduct field help willing to transport to ond Home, Scott; Rrst, Palermo; Second, (8:35p.m. EOT). Houttan'sNolan Ryan, 7-7, Scott Slmoeon, Z8S0 70707575—a n 647-1437. Mlhwoukee 888 818 888-1 . SAINTS-SIgned An­ mokes his first start since July 27 and N survey In and around Hartford, Tolland and from school. Coll 282-9465 Maintenonce, banauet set Gom e Winning RBI — M orm on (1). Coonev; Third, Brinkman. tonio Gibson, safety. e-Hubert Green, 2450 75707471—So Manchester T—3:08. A — 13,547. NATIONAL LEAGUE opposed by R ld( Honeycutt, 86. Windham counties. CT. survey requires 1-2 offer 5. up, light house keeping. 20 DP—ihlcogo 1. LDB—Chicago 3, t^W YORK GIANTS— Waived Romsey Mike Reid, 2450 71-78707nSo Come into the Circulation Full-time position avallo- M urphy 2 (20), Bravos; Nettlos (14), Tom m y NoAollmaZOSO 71-7871-70-291 hours per week. Flexible Milwaukee 8 2B—Svsum, Schroeder, Dordw, Mse tackle, Doug Butler, quar- STAY weeks of work on a continuing basis starting ble at automotive lube Herald Manning. HR—Mormon (2), Fisk (11). Wynne (7), Podres; Bonds (11), D iaz (7), D avis Love III, Z250 7 0 7 8 7 8 7 ^ 9 1 hours $7 per hour, apply M orrison (15), Pirates; Dernier (2), Cubs; tert»ck, Bryan Wagner, punter. Derrick The Texas Rangers hove come-from- M a rk Wisbe, Z250 Dept. 5:30pm-9pm Tuesday to October 1966. Paid training. Work requires center. Experience help­ SB— M o llto r (9). S— Guillen. fo rd (2), .L a v a llle re (2), Cordlnols; Fostw, lunnlng back, Dave Holinka, bshlndta win 3l)gomeethN season, including Monchester Country Club IP H R ER BB SO Mike Donald, Z250 748878»l91 flexible schedule morning, afternoon, evening Permanent part ful but will train. Coll Radio, TV Atoldonodo (8), M elvin (2), Brenly (8), 2“ ?.'’*^' '4''®* t«celver, E ric 17 In which tt^ trollad otter six Inninin. R W MollMeJ^ 787074m I« or call 646-0103. CMooae Banw, tight end, Jeff Tootle,: linebacker, fill out an application and have and Saturday hours. time tellers Putnam 647-8997 or apply In person Bannister W,7-9 9 8 1 1 2 4 Olonts; Schu (4), Phillies; Cruz (4), Astros; Dove Barr, 2450 71-787874-291 Atadlock (4), Dodgers. Cleve Pounds and Lonce Homllton, . ST R E A K S Mark McCumber, 1,740 71-744078IK ot Economy Oil Change defensive bocks. AMkeNUpholleltheLoeAnoelee Dodgers a personal interview. Or call, Requirements: US Citizen, High School grad­ Bridge, East Hart­ ,315 Brood Street., HouMhold vinegar Is on. Beslo L A I 5 1 2 2 2 2 C k ren ce Rose, 1,740 787117870—M TONIGHT _ AMERICAN LEAGUE j e t s —A nnounced that N8tar-45slnceJulyA Mon Chester. effective and Inexpensive JHJohnen 3 2 3 3 2 2 Jeff Metter, linebacker, hod left comp ^ 7 * 4 8 ^ » I w uate or equivalent, pass 30 min­ ford and Burr Bovals (2), WTIC '...GfubbdO), Whitaker (l4),Tlgert; Jacoby Andy Bean, 1,740 7470787oI« 5pm-9pm Tuesday, Wednes^ fabric softner when added Clutterbck i 2 1 1 0 1 PHILADELPHIA EAGLES— ^ SW N M B ute written exam. Corner, Manchester W P-JH Johnson. ''*• iKlIob*- Channel 11, (13), Bernazord (11), Franco (4), Indians; Waived Bob Olldsr, 1,740 » ^ 7 8 » I K Woltresses-luncheons, to the final laundry rinse. WPDP Henderson (20), Yankees; M orm on (2), Then. LouNCordbioN hod gone tOgomes oLorry Mlig, 1,740 887075nlM day or Thursday - 643-2711. Umpires—Home, Voltagglo; First, JPlro PSwrondo, fullback, Bob Miller, wtth^ a home tun before pltther Bob Interested? Call or write; U.S. Dept, of Commerce, Offices. Apply 9*23 Tuedoy through Fridoy. Classified Is the effective 643-2711 W tikt; Stcond; Thirds PhllMn. - ''*■ Phillies, SportsChan- R r t (11), W hite Sox; Goettl (34), Twins; oOaveStacktan, 1,740 T O T O ^ n lM ngir \ntlCHs T ortobull (19), Mariners. cet^ , Mike Irving, wide receiver, and Forsch hit o grand slom Sunday ogalnsl t-PMI Btaekmor, 1,740 Bureau of Census, 441 Stuert St.. 617-223-4606. Hourly wages, plus gra- and Inexpensive way to Dona Moore, punterHtIcksr. PHttburgh. Main St., Manches­ 8>taV Hoao. 1,740 8 8 ^ 7 4 » IR (Include your telephone number.) EOE. ■ tutltles. Apply Manches­ find a cosh buyer for ter 646-1700. ter Country Club or coll household Items you nc $$$$$$$$$$$$$$$$ 646-0103. longer use. 643-2711.

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Reliable, dependable Legal Secretary. Part teachers and teachers aides needed to start Im- time small local office, PLfrVTlC? excellent skills reaulred, mediotely! Coll 649-5531, 'MM experience preferred. weekends 233-2366. IfKATM a/ i i i i m m u m i m Flexible hours, diversi­ In iiiM M B II M fR IflR fg Fa ir ! fied duties. Coll 646-7360. Fogorfy irothant Bo> Hair Dresser - position fhrgeiyi ramoWrilng; lit* available In busy full ser­ Proof Operotor In data » lc * . processing, part time stalhitliNrareitar haotars. vice salon. For Interview, garbage day 12:00 to 3:00, Apply ^ JW IriiSwi. shrub plantings. Free asf I- SBM, 923 Main Street. mdtas. Coll 699-2436 after 646-5773. EOE ______M IL F IW P E 0 FL6 ag. $:30pm. ttofy thalr naadi and Kitchen Helper - days and Driver - Gasoline tanker ^ Rtfaraneat, some nights at local coun­ YW*«W^si»Jweil*r: irgaat»imotda.AiM24». arairis... that's what wont A. Henry Personallzad must have Class I license ads ora on about. Lawn Core-Complete try club. Some expe­ and a clean driving re­ rience. Responsible Indi­ lown care ond landscap­ cord. Benefits, five paid ing. Free estimates, fully viduals only. Coll 647-1458 holidays and paid vaca­ Tues. thru FrI, noon, ask E8 Insured, oil work guaran­ fbr Steve. tions. Year round work, teed, senior citizens dis­ not seasonal. Call 243- counts. 647-1349. 5457.______Automotive detoll person. Odd lobs, trucking. l4oma radolrs. You ncana Immediate opening. Full Waitresses needed. Also Your Neighborhood gnwatryNgA.Inc time days. Apply to Gorin part time cook needed. K, w e do It. Free esti­ Handymen - Goroges, at­ Jaguar, Rte. 83. Vernon. Apply In person. Luigis mates. insured. M34304. tics cleaned, bosements Restouront 706 Hartford cleaned or wotarprooted, Are you retired, a house Rd. Daiivaring claon farm lawns mowed, generol wife, or simply a person bib'X:,*' , .-j- toom; 5vordsS75plustax. tandscoplng* Interior ond , with free time looking for Also sand, stone, and exterior palntlng,ooy odd a port-flme lob with a gravat.CallS4S«»4. lob. NO iob too big or too flexible schedule to allow small. Honest family men Payroll Clerk - Growing will work for you at o fair for your Fall acfivltles? home area care agency nil's Lown Cora • fertllls. West Springfield, Ma. price. Coll John and AAork seeks Individual with two SlOr gardening and lawn- ot643-43S3. Demo componv is looking years payroll experience mm mowing, tight for food samplers fo work tor computerized payroll. kmcboiptna. Coll 74S-7476. In the local Manchester Coll Visiting Nurse Com­ grocery stores. Good munity Core of Vernon, Odd lobs. Fainting, win­ LOOKING FOR an apart- starting hourly wage, plus 872-9163. EOE. dow deonlng, hedge clip­ nsentf Be sura to check mileage with no money ssaaaraaaaa ’• Oumds.^ FuHy Licwised. ping, dnythingi Call AAork the many vacancies listed put out by you. Call now 649-S«9S. In classified each doy. for work sfarting Sep- f ember 1st. 1-800-343-2082.

Mature woman to do light Coshler. Full time, second shift tor convenience HOMES housekeeping and cook­ HOMES APARTMENTS I ing tor retired gentleman store with gasoline. Start FOR SALE In his home In Monches- at $5.00 per hour. Must be HELP WANTED FOR SALE FOR RENT ter. Call 742-6713. bondable. Call 649-9117, mornings only. All real estate advertised Whatever suits your •30 Locust St. 2nd floor, 4 In the Manchester Herald foncy! Builder will con­ room, heated apartment, INVITATION TO BID Is subject to the federal struct a custom home to Fair Housing Act of 1968, No appliances. Security. FURNITURE suit your taste or will $520 monthly plus utilities. The Manchester Public which makes It Illegal to build this beautiful 8 room Schools solicits bids for PICTURE THIS odvertlse any preference, Call 646-2426. Weekdays 9 MUSIC EQUIPMENT for the Contemporary with ap­ to 5. Water bed, king size, good 1986-1987 school year. Sealed limitation or discrimina­ proximately 2300 sa. ft. tion based on race, color, shape, asking $200. Call bids will be received Until Au­ Lovely 2.5 acre country Manchester- 2 bedrooms. 646-2139. gust 20, 1986, 2:00 P.M ., Ot religion, sex or national lot In Bolton on Shoddy 2nd floor, heat and ap­ which time they will be pub­ $ EXTRA MONEY $ origin, or an Intention to Mill Road. $200,000 plus. pliances. No pets. Secur­ licly opened. The right Is re­ make any such prefer­ served to relect any and oil Jackson & Jackson Real ity. $575 month.Call 646- bids. Specifications and bid ence, limitation or dis­ Estate. 647-8400 or 646- 3979. With Your Own Part-Time Job. crimination. The Herald forms may be secured at the 8646.D Oak 24" Bar stools, swl- Business Office, 45 North will not knowingly accept School Street, Manchester, Manchester - 2 bedroom, val, brass rails and per­ any advertisement which Whistle While You work! Connecticut. An Excellent Opportunity for* second floor, no pets, fect condition, original Is In violation of the law. This spacious 6 room stove and refrigerator. 018-08 over $100 each; $89 or best Housewives and Mothers with Colonial has great poten­ $475 a month plus utilities. otter. 633-2468. For Sale By Owners - 80 tial. It boasts a 2 car 646-1379. Larabee St, East Hart­ young children garage, aluminum siding, bring them ford, on lot 100 X 300. Call fireplace and hardwood Male or Female or couple MISCELLANEOUS 649-9535 before 10am or flooring. In need of some wanted to rent 1 large [fo r SALE with you and after 4. save on repair. Ottered at $106,500. room furnished. Com­ 2 adlustable brass look Jackson 8< Jackson Real plete use of aportment. Just listed Large two floor lamps, 1 tent style, 1 6 cubic foot chest freezer. babysitting costs. Estate. 647-8400 or 646- Coll 649-7911. shell style $20 each, pine 15 family with lovely stone 8646.D Like new. Selling to get piece stereo TV , book fireplace and natural oak Manchester- 3 bedroom/6 money to remodel house. wood. Good location. Pos­ shelf or whatever wall 649-0776. Manchester 15 x 24 family room newly built apart­ unit - greet tor den, kids sible office use. Call today room with large field- ment tor rent. Available tor details Joyce G. Ep­ room, can point, $120 Frigidaire refrigerator stone fireplace, pegged Immediately. Coll 233-0319 633-2468. stein Real Estate 647- floors and triple sliders to otter 2pm. good condition. $^. 8895.0 large deck overlooking Portable typewriter with Dining room set - 64" Pine stand. $25. Call 643-7838. wooded lot. 4 bedrooms, Pleasant room tor mature table with 6 chairs. Excel­ IrntThsculgte 3 bedroom 12 X 24 fireplaced living working gentleman, kit­ roomy Rahch on lovely lent condition. $350 or best floral couch and match­ room, dining room and chen priveledges, park­ otter. Call 649-7621 after landscaped lot. Large appllanced kitchen. 2'/? ing, near bus line. Refer­ ing loveseot, $300, 2 country kitchen, tire- 6pm. matching couches, a love baths 2 car garage. ences reaulred. 647-9033. placed llvingroom, beau­ $169,900. D.W. Fish Realty seat and matching otto­

22 Hours Per Week tiful deck and much more. 643-1591 or 87M400.Q Manchester - Excellent LAWN AND man, $400, full size bed Ottered at $121,900. Joyce newer 4 room apartment, GARDEN box spring and matching, Salary Plus Gas Allowance G. Epstein Real Estate Keep Growing in this 2300 stove, refrigerator, refer­ $50, a aueen size bed box 647-8895.0 sa. ft. Cape, large kitchen, ences, security. No pets. spring and not matchinc high boy, $150,1 bar and 5 SOUND INTERESTING? dining room and huge 14 x $565 Includes heat and hot You can be a Herald Area Adviser and handle and 3 bedroom Colonial 1'/j 30 fireploced living room. water. 649-4003. lUNKER LANOSGAPINe bar stools, 2 cribs one baths, hardwood floors, other mIscellaneou! supervise our carrier boys & girls. If you like kids, 4 large bedrooms plus 11 x AND DEMON oak wood work, newer 20 attic room. 12x24 den, 2 •BEDPESIGNS: Items. Call 649-7755 or want ■ little Indspandsnce and your own Income... Manchester- new 3 bed­ 243-5595. kitchen. Porter Street baths, garage. 16 x 32 room. duplex, I'/s baths, Trot & Shrub Ptonttng, area. $127,900 646-0407. Pruning. Stono ft Mulch Bodi. Sabrina inground pool on wall to woll carpeting, •TREE REMOVAL Used kitchen cabinets, 2.42 acres Including extra appliances, no pets, $725 •RAILROAD TIE: Manchester - Lcvely 6 building lot. $129,900. plus utilities, month RelaintrwBlIt. itopt, bordtrt. light wood. Call 647-9255, room ranch on very pri­ 1'/2 •BRICK ft STONE: 9am to 5pm. D.W. Fish Realty 643-1591 security, references, 728- Patios ft Walks y^CALL 647-9946 or 647-9947X vate % acre In Forest or 871-1400.D 7739, otter 6 646-4075. Dralnagt Hills, 3 bedroom, I'/j Day/NIght Ni(hts baths, fireplaced living Manchester Duplex. Two Lott Apartment tor rent - ENDROLLS room, eat In kitchen, 2 car 633-1716 647-0814 Babysitter - A responsi­ 6 room units, each with 3 Excellent condition. Must 27% width - 258 garage. Large deck with bedrooms, large pantrled 13% width • 2 for 258 ble, mature woman to be seen. $500 per month. awning. $129,900. Call 646- kitchen, living room and References and security MUST be picked up at the babysit 5 month old. In our 6847. home. 2 or 3 days per formal dining room. reaulred. Coll 643-1021. Manchester Herald Office Y a r n D o lls Front and rear covered BOATS/MARINE before 11 A.M. ONLY. week. Coll 646-4227 week­ Manchester - Large 3 For AH Seasons day evenings. porches. 2 car garage. [eq u ip m en t family on Center Street. $149,900. D.W. Fish Realty By owner, $180,000. Call 643-1591 or 871-1400.D HOMES Full Time position availa­ 649-9367 after 5pm. 16 foot Mad River canoe, ble In busy Manchester FOR RENT paddles Included. Used Automotive surgeon's office for medi­ I CONDOMINIUMS tour times. Excellent con­ cal assistant. Expe­ Government Homes from 5 rooms, 2 baths, no dition. $800. Please call I FOR SALE rienced preferred but not $1(U repair). Delinquent children, no pets, availa­ 643-4942 after 6pm or 647- tax property. Reposse- necessary. Please send ble September 1st. Call 9946 8:30 - 5:30. Ask for resume to PO Box P, C/0 slons. Call (805)687-6000. South Village Condomini­ Bob. [FOR SALE 649-9600. Manchester Herald. 16 Ext H-9965 tor current ums. 3 room condomi­

Bralnard Place. repo list. nium. 165 South St. No.42. Manchester, 7 room (3-4 1976 Malibu Classic Sta­ PETS AND Rockville. Asking $45,900. bedroom, 1 bath) $750 per tion Wagon - power steer­ Inquire at premises, or SUPPLIES Part-time moll/upply Superb design and con­ month plus utilities. Se­ ing and brakes. Runs clerk, afternoons, must call 646-2426 weekdays 9 to struction. Enhance this curity and references good. $350. 649-7754. have drivers license, and 5. needed, available now, beautiful 3 bedroom own transportation, call Ranch. 16' sunken family children accepted, no Mrs. Wafers at Heritage l9 c J BUSINESS pets. 649-1943 evenings. room that leads to a Savings and Loan, 649- landscape architects Dog Crate, for 45-60 lb, 4586. EOE. 1 PROPERTY dream yard with heated Vernon - A'h room house, tray bottom, folds flat to 1982 Toyota Corolla. 5 in-ground pool and even conveniently located. transport, $75 new, $50 or speed, air conditioning, Part-time mall/uppiv $675. A vo lla b le Sep­ Its own “ Illy pond". There best otter. 633-2468. AM /FM, new brakes. Ex­ clerk, afternoons, must tember 1st. Call 647-9137. cellent condition. $4,000. is a separate tiled and have drivers license, and carpeted locuzzl spa NEW COLONIAL 659-2436 after 5:30. own transportation, call |0y|| MISCELLANEOUS room. 2 full baths, formal SHOPPING VILLAGE Mrs. Waters at Heritage STORE AND FOR SALE 1984 Pontiac Flero, son living room and dining Savings and Loan, 649- rooms, gourmet kitchen Only two vacancies left OFFICE SPACE root,’ AM/FM cassette, 4586. EOE. and 31' rec. room! You 2340 sq. ft. and 1150 black, 27,000 miles, tilt Spa shells- factory se­ won't belelve It till you see sq. ft. Will rent - ready conds or damaged In wheel. $7450. 742-7163.

It! $164,900. “ We Guaran­ to move In. transportation. $200 to Reai tee our Houses" Blan­ $800 as Is. Call evenings or 1983 Pontiac. Full size, chard & Rosetto Real Columbia weekends. 742-6469. Grand Prix, automatic, Estate 646-2482. Office Space- on busy power brakes and steer­ Estate Commercial Center route 83. Manchester- Rt. 66 East ing. AM /FM cassette. Car c-317 m Vernon town line. For­ In excellent condition, New Colonial. Spacious 6 Columbia, CT merly Insurance com­ must sell. $3900 or best room home on North Elm Street! 1 Vi baths, 1st floor 456-3314 pany tenant. 646-5707. otter. 647-1548. HOMES 3 Oval gold leaf look 0 moio4Miioe laundry, fireplace, cen­ mirrors, vanity, dining ExauiMf FOR SALE tral hall and thermopane room, hall or bedroom. AMC Hornet- 1975 4 door windows! $120's. “ We RESORT AM/FM cassette stereo, Beautiful, perfect condi­ Guarontee our Houses" PROPERTY tion. $200 tor all 3, or $75 automatic, power steer­ Manchester 6 room Co­ Blanchard 8t Rosetto Real REAL ESTATE each. 633-2468. ing, good condition, $750. lonial, two car garage, Estate 646-2482.0 WANTED 643-1096. aluminum siding $108,900. Bolton Lake, rent with 78153 option to buy, 5 room 2- 6' x 9' area rugs - 1 l2M-24Vk Peterman Agency, 649- Glastonbury. Spectacular navllo style with browns, 1977 Ford Country Squire Privote party looking tor Ranch, lake front prlve- wagon, power steering. These tiny yarn baller­ 9404, 647-1340, 647-0080. 7 room 2 bath home on slngle-tamlly home on beiges, black, gray, rust; Addison Rood. Thermo­ ledges, $725 per month. and brakes, cruise, new inas are just some of the A half lize favorite, thio first Bolton Lake. Reply 569-1744, 646-1712. 1 black, white, gray Manchester 3 bedroom pane windows, oak por- brake lob, runs well. many imaginative things yoked, bow-ded dreci can be to P.O. Box 9125, Bolton, braided, shag 100 per cent Ranch with In-law opart- auet floors, 12 x 23 deck. wool, $50 each. 633-2468. $1400. Coll 646-7975. you can create with a made in ihoct oleevco abo. C T 06040. No. 01S3 witb Pbata-Geddi ment. $159,900. Peterman S130's. “ We Guarantee skein or two o f yarn and U in Sim I2H to 24M. She Agency; 649-9404,647-1340, our Houses" BIcmchard 8> 19" Sony Trinitron color 1961 Dodge Omni- Auto-- scissors in your spare Merchandise mafic, power steering, air* time. Plant dusters. Rope I4M, 37 butt. 3H yardt 647-0080. Rosetto Real Estate 646- TV , works tine, 3 years conditioner, AM -FM ra­ pots, Necklaces, Belts 4S-inch. 2482.0 Rentals old. $125 or best otter. Manchester - TImrod Rd. dio. $2400. 646-1820 otter . and Flowers can also be TO ORDU, SMMi $2.50 for OM* 633-2468. 4pm. pattotn, yiu 50( tor rmUco m i 7 room - Ansaldl built Manchester Porter Street made quickly and eco­ area. Lovely 7 room Co­ nomically. IlMlIOf. raised Ranch, 3 bed­ IBjFinNmiRE rooms, eat-ln kitchen, for­ lonial, 3 bedrooms, I'/z APARTMENTS 1976 Chevy. Must see. C-S17 has easy-to-folJ Excellent condition, gar-l: mal dining room. Living, baths, fireplaced family FOR RENT low directions for all oge door opener Included. Non Yin, H.T. IINM room with ftrdploce and room, nice condition Solid‘Maple dining table. Brand new hospital bed these projects. throughout. $117JX)0. U 8. $1350.649-9758. “ Prill Noai, aoeroto wlUi ZIP bullt-ln bookcases, tlre- 60" by 42" with 2 leaves. and wheel chair torteale. coot, lUn ilmaor m 4 Sin. ploced fornHy room with R Realty 643-2692.0 643-7247 otter 6pm. (• inter, u b 4 $2.50, for tick Manchester - Centrally $1000. Call 647-7646 otter pittiro, flui MK tor poiUfl ii4 New FASHION witk wood stove. Hardwood located for elderly cou­ 6pm. Photo-Gnide pattama in fn^TRUCKR/VAin : MMlIif. floors throughout. New MandSiMte^New llitlng, ple, luxary 2 bedroom For Sale - 2 Captain IS£|FDR8Ai£ : M w ie m r^ ail aize ranaaa, haa a , woll to wall. 1 tun, 2 halt 7 room Ranch. 3 bed­ apartment with full base­ Moose Head single beds, Attention Crafts people: apecial Grace Ckila Collec­ rooms, large living room, solid AAaple with plastic, 2 nfilSffirflirSis baths. 16 X 30 (pressure ment, all electric kitchen 1000 yards of ribbon and Now Tort, N.Y. lOOlt tion for larger aiaca; plaa treated) deck. 2 car gar­ den with gloss sliders. and heat, laundry room electric bfanketssado. Call ,loce. Coll Joan 649-6746 1973 Ford FIDO, needs M il Naao, Aldrui witk ZIP 2 BO NU S Coaponal age. $164,900. By owner. Only S112J)00. U 8i R and 2 car garage, no pets. 649-2991 between 8 and work, 33" tires. $500 or cost 004 MTllWoMkir. 4pm to 9pm, Monday thru Price .... 52JW Principals only. 643-4185. Realty 643-2692.0 Call 643-9674. 9pm. Friday,- best offer. Call 6494600.