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WEATHER \ Workers claim O p p o n e n t so u g h t fo r Connecticut forecast Crestfield rule Central, Eastern Interior, Southwestern Inte ‘B ig M a c ’ rior: Becoming partly, cloudy today with a 30 percent chance of an afternoon thunderstorm. Highs 80 to 85. Light and variable wind. Partly not used fairly Manchester Republicans will cloudy tonight with a 30 percent chance of an meet Thursday in an attempt' to evening thunderstorm. Lows 60 to 65. Light and By John F. Kirch find a candidate to run against removed from Starling's file under variable wind. Partly sunny Thursday with highs Herald Reporter orders of the.NLRB. Democratic incumbent James' McCavanagh in the 12th Assembly 80 to 85. The owners claim workers re District. West Coastal, East Coastal: Becoming partly HARTFORD — The debate over turning after the strike were told There are a number of possible cloudy today with a 30 percent chance of an whether the owners of the during, a Feb. 5 reorientation choices, GOP Town Chairman' afternoon thunderstorm. Highs in the upper 70s to Crestfield-Fenwood nursing home meeting that talking about the Donald Kuehl said Tuesday. mid-80s. Light and variable wind becoming have used a no-solicitation rule to union was prohibited in patient The meeting follows the an onshore around 10 mph. Partly cloudy tonight with Today In discriminate against unionized areas while duty. nouncement Tuesday morning by a 30 percent chance of an evening thunderstorm. employees heated up Tuesday as U former Republican town Director Lows in the mid-60s. Light and variable wind. history the National Labor Relations THE HEARING, which con John Garside Jr. that he would not jiUUkL Board continued a hearing into the tinued today, was scheduled after Partly sunny Thursday with highs in the upper 70s run for the seat. Garside had been In 1980, The Republi matter. an NLRB investigation found the to mid-80s. considering a campaign for the Northwest Hills: Becoming partly cloudy today can National Con Six former or current employees union's complaint had merit. The of the Vernon Street nursing home past month, and other possible with a 30 percent chance of an afternoon vention, meeting in case is now in the hands of NLRB took the stand during the day and candidates said they would step thunderstorm. Highs 80 to 85. Light and variable Detroit, nominated Judge Thomas R. Wilks, who is aside if he decided to run. claimed that they had witnessed hearing the arguments. Hertld photo by Pinto wind. Partly cloudy tonight with a 30 percent Ronald Reagan for many employees buy and sell But when Garside said he would chance of an evening thunderstorm. Lows around Nurse’s aide Esther Secondo, president. merchandise at the home since one of the witnesses Tuesday, State Sen. Carl Zinsser, R-Manchester, iai District convention after winning the not run because he wanted to 60. Light and variable wind. Partly sunny June 1983. Although the owners say testified she was sure the rule was makes a pDint during a speech to nod to seek a fourth term. devote more time to his real estate Thursday with highs 80 to 85. a rule barring such activity was in used to intimidate unionized delegates at the OOP’s Fourth Senator- business, he left a void that has not place all the time, none of the workers. She said that in 1985 she yet been filled. witnesses recalled hearing about it stopped the home’s administrator, The GOP candidate who faced Coastal forecast Almanac until recently. Gary Spieker, while at work to ask McCavanagh in 1984, lawyer Jona Partly cloudy Workers soliciting for causes if it would be possible to organize a than Mercier, said Tuesday he will Long Island Sound to Watch Hill. R.I. and such as school teams or service fund-raising drive to help famine not run this year. So did Betty Today: Becoming partly cloudy with a 30 percent chance of an Montauk Point: Variable winds about 10 knots this Today is Wednesday, July 16, Five years ago: In a speech to organizations were not disciplined, Zinsser gets GOP nod Sadloski, who challenged Mercier victims in Ethiopia. the 197th day of 1986. There are afternoon thunderstorm. High 80 to 85. Light and varllible wind. morning becoming south 10 to 15 knots the World Affairs Council of the witnesses said, even though "H e (Spieker) was very busy for the party nomination that year. Tonight: Partly cloudy with a 30 percent chance of an evening this afternoon, but less than 10 knots tonight. 168 days left in the year. Washington, Assistant Secretary some of the activity took place in and said he couldn't get involved,” - McCavanagh, a Manchester real Today’s highlight in history: Three-term incumbent blasts Democrats thunderstorm. Low 60 to 65. Light and variable wind. Thursday: Partly Thursday east about 10 knots. Seas on the ocean 2 to of State Thomas O. Enders work areas ahd in front of Secondo said. “ Then he stopped estate broker whose nickname is 3 feet through Thursday. Seas on Long Island On July 16, 1945, the United strongly endorsed El Salvador’s supervisors. Among others, the and turned around and said, "B ig Mac,” has not yet been By George Lavng shown “ disinterest” in finishing sunny with a high of 80 to 85. Today’s weather picture was drawn by Sound around Ito 2 feet through Thursday. Chance States exploded its first experi program of social, economic and witnesses named Nancy LaPointe 'Maybe somebody else could William Ferri.s withdrew following formally nominated, but no Demo- Herald Reporter the project, Zinsser said. Patty Batsie of Kimberly Drive, who attends Martin School. of showers tonight. Visibility locally 2 to 4 miles in mental atomic bomb over the political reform. and Chris Naylor as shift supervi help.’ ” a bitter dispute with Manchester 'cratic challenger has emerged. If, He also criticized O’Neill for ' haze Thursday miorning. desert in Alam ogordo, N.M. One year ago: Less than 24 sors who never disciplined Castleman sought more infor party leader Theodore Cummings. as expected, he is nominated next GLASTOI^BURY - State Sen. raising taxes three years ago. On this date: workers who bought and sold mation in his cross examination of Thursday, he will be seeking a hours after being told he had Carl Zinsser, R-Manchester, noting that the Republicans have “ Every time they get one, he In 1790, the District of Colum merchandise at work. Secondo. third term In November. cancer. President Reagan was wasted no time before attacking cut taxes since they won a majority drops out.” Zinsser said of his However, during cross examini- “ You didn’t talk (to Spieker) Several other potential candi bia was established as the seat of described as being in excellent the Democrats Tuesday after in the General Assembly two years Democratic opposition. While ad Across the nation ation of the witnesses, Manchester about a program (for Ethiopia) dates in the district, which In the United States government. spirits and not dwelling on his winning the GOP nomination to ago. mitting he is not familiar with attorney Holland Castleman. a that would call for the collection of Meotti, who is a lawyer for The cludes most of northern Manches Severe thunderstorms struck the northern In 1862, David G. Farragut illness. seek a fourth term. In addition, he attacked the co-owner of Crestfield-Fenwood money in the work place, did you?” ter, have also said they will not Plains and Midwest today, while showers were became the first rear admiral in Today’s birthdays: actress While Democrats have not yet governor’s approval of the Travelers Insurance Cos., Zinsser who is representing the nursing Castleman askedr run. scattered in parts of the Southeast. the United States Navy. Barbara Stanwyck is 79. Actress- nominated a candidate to run in the "Alaska Plan" for the distribution said his potential opponent has home at the hearing, showed that "N o ,” Secondo answered. She However, Kuehl said there are a In 1918, Russia’s Czar Nicholas dancer Ginger Rogers is 75. Fourth Senatorial District this of state surplus money to towns. been inconsistent in his comments A severe thunderstorm watch was in effect this both Naylor and LaPointe had added that Spieker did not tell her number of other people the party II, his empress and their five Actor Barnard Hughes is 71. November, Zinsser told a crowd of Zinsser, one of two senators to vote on how to help lower skyrocketing m orning in portions o f northern and central South later been fired. The reason for she couldn’t collect it while at work will be considering. He declined to children were executed by the about 40 delegates and supporters against the measure, said it was insurance costs. 8 0 Dakota and much of central North Dakota. Tennis player Margaret Court is their discharge was not given, either. say how many are being consi Heavy thunderstorms struck the area and Bolsheviks. 44. Violinist Pinchas Zukerman at First Federal Savings that his unconstitutional because it re Zinsser criticized Insurance dered, or who they are, because opponent will have to run on moved the distinctions between the western Nebraska and eastern Montana. Winds In 1935, the era of the parking is 38. THE ISSUE is important be companies for increasing their some have not been approached Democratic Gov. William gusted over 50 mph at Murdo, S.D., while 60 mph meter began as the first of the Thought for today: “ States cause the NLRB claims that the IN OTHER TESTIMONY. Se legislative and executive branches premiums on automobile and about running. O’NeiH’s record — a record he of government. winds were clocked at Lavina, Mont. coin-operated devices were in men think they make history; nursing home owners have used condo said that during a contract homeowners’ policies, and sug Kuehl said that as an incentive to strongly attacked. Under the plan, the state legisla stalled in Oklahoma City. but history makes itself and the no-solicitation rule only to bargaining session. Hartford at gested that a consumer counsel for a potential candidate, the town A storm system over the Pacific Northwest, "The only thing Billy O’Neill has tors representing a town are to 8 0 1 In 1951, the novel “ The Catcher drags the statesmen along.” — discipline workers who supported torney Alan I. Scheer, who insurance be created to protect committee will devote more effort meanwhile, prompted gale warnings along the going for him is Ronald Reagan form an allocation council to in the R y e ” by J.D. Salinger was Will Rogers, American humorist or took part in a bitter 15-week represents the owners in the against unwarranted Increases. to the races in the 12th and 13th northern California coast. and the economic recovery,” said decide how the municipality will published. (1879-1935). strike that ended Feb. 5. contract talks now under way with He said if he is re-elected, he will districts, which are both entirely in Elsewhere, showers and thunderstorms were Zinsser, 48, a Manchester real spend the money it is scheduled to 9 0 ' V In 1957, Marine Maj. John The case involves a complaint District 1199, made it clear that the push again for two bills that were Manchester, than to the other scattered across the Rockies, the Southwest, estate broker who co-chairs the receive. Zinsser said that once Aid to science filed by the New England Health no-soIicitation rule was being defeated in the last legislative campaigns. Kuehl, who ruled out eastern North Carolina and Florida. Fair weather Glenn set a transcontinental Legislature’s Energy and Public planning starts in August, he will High Care Employees Union, District enforced onlV for unionized session. One would automatically his own candidacy, said he is. was reported from the mid-Atlantic states across speed record when he flew a jet BARTLESVILLE. Okla. (A P ) - Utilities Committee. select non-elected citizens from Temperatures 1199, which represents 92 nurse’s workers. disbar attorneys convicted of a confident a nominee will be chosen the Tennessee and the middle Mississippi valleys from California to New York in One of the obstacles to medical . Zinsser was nominated unanim each of the five towns in the Fourth aides and other service employees “ He said to (union officials), felony and the other would limit when the caucuses are held next into the central and southern Plains. three hours, 23 minutes and eight research is the high cost and ously by voice vote at a convention District to take his place on the at the 155-bed home. The complaint 'Look ... in the past we have been computer-solicitation telephone Wednesday, seconds. 'scarcity of certain yeast and that lasted a little over 30 minutes. council. On Tuesday evening, severe thunderstorms contends that the no-soIicitation very relaxed about solicitations. calls. Kuehl stressed that he wants to; In 1969, Apollo 11 blasted off for bacteria cells for experiments. Democrats are scheduled to ” I don’t think I should tell the moved rapidly across parts of southern lower rule was used in a discriminatory We have allowed Girl Scout see an "eager candidate” instead! FRONTS: the moon. Phillips Petroleum says it has choose their candidate next people o f Manchester, Glaston Michigan, resulting in considerable wind damage fashion to fire nurse’s aide Carol cookies ... etc. But when it comes to Pointing to his accomplishments of somebody who decides to run' In 1973, during the Senate engineered a technology that al Wednesday. bury. Bolton. Hebron and Colum in some areas. Chesky March 6 and discipline aide the union, we will not allow union this year. Zinsser listed an $11 because the party could find no one Warm Cold-v^ Watergate hearings, former lows extremely high levels of such Zinsser, who criticized O 'Neill’s bia how to spend their money,” he Winds gusted at 68 mph at Marshall, Mich., Suzanne Starling with a verbal discussion,’ ” Secondo, who is a million grant to help Manchester else. However, he said the party organisms to be produced rapidly leadership, said the governor has said. knocking down trees across the area. A tornado White House aide Alexander P. warning. member of District 1199’s bargain upgrade its sewage treatment will definitely nominate someone' Occluded Stationary • and cheaply, allowing scientists to failed to answer his questions So far. Michael Meotti, the near Onstead, Mich., knocked down trees, but no Butterfield publicly revealed the Both were active supporters of ing team, quoted Scheer as saying. plant, a $2.2 million grant to repair- to oppose McCavanagh because ” 1 pursue their studies. about delays in the construction of majority leader on the Glaston injuries were reported. Strong winds also caused existence of President Richard District 1199 during the strike, and Scheer. who has not been in a section of Route 83 near the think we can win.” a group home being built by the bury Town Council, is the only Manchester-Vernon line, and the damage in Washtenaw, LenawM, Ottawa and M. Nixon’s secret taping system. were disciplined because they volved in the NLRB hearing, could Helping the GOP candidate w ill' not be reached for comment. state for the mentally retarded on D e m o c ra tic candidate to oppose creation of a hiking trail along an Allegan counties. In 1980, The Republican Na “ talked union” while at work, be the popularity of state Sen. Carl Wetherell Street in Manchester. Zinsser. He decided to wage a abandoned railroad right-of-way National forecast tional Convention, meeting in according to the union. In cross examination, Castle Zinsser, R-Manchester, who Is The storm system also produced severe weather The home should have been built campaign last week after Glaston owned by the state that stretches Detroit, nominated Ronald Rea Lottery District 1199 is seeking to have man questioned Secondo’s me running for a fourth term. Kuehl Showers are forecast today for parts of Idaho, Montana, Wyoming, across parts of northern Indiana and northwest two years ago and the governor has bury Democratic Town Chairman from Manchester to Windham. gan for president. Chesky reinstated and the warning mory on the matter. said. Arizona and New Mexico. Showers are also expected in parts of North Ohio. Three-quarter-inch hail fell at North Baltimore. Ohio, while winds of 60 mph, small hail Ten years ago: In Nice, Dakota, Minnesota, Michigan, Ohio, Pennsylvania and New York. and heavy rain were reported at Etna Green, Ind. France, 10 burglars tunneled into the branch bank of the Connecticut daily: Societe Generate and in the Tuesday: 595 Probate judge unopposed course of a weekend, looted the Play Four: 3772 vault of up to $10 million in cash, jewels, securities and bonds. Lotto: 5-10-16-22-24-30 GOP looks for ‘willing’ FitzGerald foe PEOPLE No opposition has surfaced in depends on the Republican Town During the 1982 campaign. Di either party to Democrat William Committee.” ana criticized FitzGerald for his strated weightlifting exercises for about 300 E. FitzGerald’s bid forelection to a The Republicans will meet July involvement in the Cheney His Suspects are victims Suitor vron’t quit juveniles. fifth consecutive term as Manches 23 to consider naming a candidate toric District Commission, saying ter’s judge of probate. in that race and others. FitzGerald was lending the pres Singer Keely Smith was out of jail only A lovesick Englishman was jailed for 28 "A s soon as I get out of here I ’m going to a gym to work out,” said another. FitzGerald, 62. will seek the FitzGerald took office as judge tige of his office to a controversial seven hours when she was accosted at her days after appealing to his former swee nomination to run in the November Schwarzenegger has been speaking to of probate in January 1973 to issue. Palm Springs, Calif., home by thieves who theart over the radio to give him another election at a meeting of the prison and Youth Authority groups through complete the unexpired term of At the Democratic Town Com pistol-whipped her brother and stole a chance. Democratic Town Committee July out California since 1975. John Wallett, a Republican who mittee meeting July 24, James $250,000 diamond ring off her finger, police It was the second time that Alan Parris, 30, 24. retired after holding the post for McCavanagh is expected to win the “ When you’re educating people about said. has been sent to jail for trying to get Judy He said Tuesday he knows of no many years. nomination for re-election in the fitness in life, these are the people you’re Two suspects were arrested and booked for Malle, 42, to take him back. opposition candidate in the Demo He was subsequently elected to 12th Assembly District and former investigation of invasion robbery, officers After spending 17 days behind bars last going to leave out,” he said. “ They can’t go cratic Party. three four-year terms. Mayor John Thompson is expected said. month for defying a Judge’s order to stay out and buy a book or get a video.” Donald Kuehl, the Republican The latest election campaign, in to be nominated to run in the 13th Schwarzenegger was assisted in his The 54-year-old singer and her brother, away from Maile, Parris called Radio Orweli town chairman, said his party is 1982, began on a low key like most Assembly District. Both districts demonstration Friday by Sven-Ole Thorsen Norman Alonzo Smith, were released from and had the station broadcast the message: seeking a candidate to oppose probate campaigns in Manchester. are wholly within Manchester. of Denmark, holder of the world record in FitzGerald, adding that the person the Palm Springs Jail on Friday after posting “ Please, Cherry Blossom, give Tom Thumb But it later erupted into a bitter Republicans do not yet have an power lifting. 520 pounds. would have to be a willing $1,500 bail each. They were arrested earlier another Chance.” fight between FitzGerald and opponent for the incumbent McCa candidate. “I will not draft that day for investigation of failing to Ipswich County Court Judge John Hall, Republican William 'Diana, now vanagh. Thompson is expected to anyone,” Kuehl said Tuesday. withhold employees’ personal income taxes who heard about the broadcast in court, Iceman reincarnated The Young Inquisitor minority leader on the Board of oppose incumbent Republican El Asked if Republicans would Directors. sie Swensson, who has narrowly and pay disability insurance taxes. ruled that Parris had breached an existing Roy Cohn, right, was recently disbarred in New York endorse FitzGerald if no candidate FitzGerald defeated Diana, 9,901 defeated him in two previous That evening, they were tied up and robbed court order not to harass Maile, and ordered Jerry Butler, whose 1%9 album “ The for “ alleged dishonesty, fraud, deceit, and misrepre comes forward, Kuehl said, "That to 8,934. elections. by four intruders at Miss Smith’s home, said him jailed Tuesday for 28 days. Iceman Cometh,” yielded a million-selling single, now returneth in an unfamiliar sentation.” Cohn was the late Senator Joe McCarthy’s Palm Springs police Sgt. Fred Donnell. “ He just won’t give up,” Maile said. incarnation — as a politician. trusty assistant during the years when the Senator was Miss Smith, who recorded "That Old Black Top reviews Butler, who won three Grammys, had finding communists in every corner. McCarthy’s sus M agic” in the early 1950s with the late Louis three Billboard Top Ten singles and sold picions knew no bounds. He even felt compelled to North Elm plans reviewed P rlm a , was w earing the 18-carat diamond Although Arnold Schwarzenegger’s m ore than 30 million albums in the 1960s, said ring vaiued at $250,000, police.said. The men apologize to the American people for supporting Presi summer film “ Raw Deal” has drawn fewer his campaign for the Cook County Board of also took a $50,000 diamond necklace and dent Eisenhower. Ike refused to take on McCarthy, moviegoers than expected, the body-building Comissioners is rooted in his long-time Housing complex plans draw questions $1,100 in cash. commitment to civil rights. saying, “ I will not get in the gutter with that guy!” champion won top reviews from a captive Bv Alex GIrelll son, a former town planning Committee member Frank Pitts Miss Smith, her brother and two others “ I’ve always been involved in politics,” audience of inmates at a California Youth DO Y O U K N O W - Wha. state did Sei lor Joseph director, but was merely trying to said he felt they were well thought Butler said in a recent telephone interview Associate Editor face felony and misdemeanor charges of Authority Camp at Whittier. get as much information as out. He suggested that outdoor from his beverage distributing company,> McCarthy represent? failing to pay income and disability taxes "H e was outrageous,” one youth said after A member of the town Building possible. security lighting be controlled by Iceman B everage Co. Inc., on the South Side withheld from employees’ paychecks. the actor and former Mr. Universe demon- TUESDAY’S ANSWER - The name o f the planet Pluto Is Committee objected Tuesday to The committee took no action on photocells and that some provision of Chicago. “ Most of my songs have a baaed on Percival Lowell’s Initials. some aspects of the plan for the plans, which are intended to be made to cover attic fans in political meaning, even though they’re love Do you make your heating system 7.16-86 ‘ Knowledge Unlimited, !nc. 1986 construction of 24 units of housing boost the town’s stock of unsubsid winter to prevent heat loss. songs.” for the elderly on a North Elm ized housing for elderly people. “ Only The Strong Survive,” Butler’s 1969 A Newspaper in Education Program Street site. DURING HIS PRESENTA hit, “ is a love song, but it has a civil-rights The objections came from com ONE THING Samuelson ob TION, Lamson explained that he work in hot weath^? Sponsored by a " message, too,” he said. The Manchester Herald mittee member Robert Samuelson jected to was the inclusion of bay had been asked to meet certain The singer-songwriter, appearing on the during a review session on the windows, which he said would cost conditions in planning the housing, If your hot water is heated off the boiler, your heating system has to work ballot as Jerry “ Iceman” Butler, received proposed $1.3 million project, about $1,000 each and cause loss of one of which was to avoid long rows 12 months a year,.. even when it's 90 degrees in the shade. And that's a waste 215,292 votes in the March 18 Democratic which may face the scrutiny of heat. Another was the roof of units along the perimeter of the primary. He has the backing of Mayor Manchester voters in a November dormers, designed to ventilate 1.8-aere parcel. of valuable energy and money. Harold Washington in the November general Manchester Herald referendum. attics that would be used for His plan calls for six buildings. So give your heating system the summer vacation it deserves by installing a election. Samuelson said he did not like storage. The one-story apartments would the plan to make most bathrooms Phillips .said some of the ques be arranged so that some would free standing water heater that works inde Rowing to Justice USPS 327-500 VOL. CV, No. 243 and kitchens interior rooms. That tions raised by Samuelson were have entrances at the fronts of the pendently of your boiler. It will: Published dally except Sunday Suggested carrier rates are $1.50 would promote mildew and make it premature because of the status of buildings and some on the sides. and „erteln holldaye by the Mah- the proposal. Lamson said the buildings would Stephen S. Trott, a former member of the weekly, $6.50 for one month, $10.25 necessary to run pipes through * Make more hot water at a lower cost chester Publishing Co., 16 Bralnsrd for three months. $38.50 for six floor slabs where they would be The committee would play a look like extended Cape Cod houses Your folk group “ The Highwaymen” best known than heating water off the boiler. Place, Manchaetar, Conn. 06040. months and $77.00 for one year. difficult to repair, he said. larger role in the development if with attached garages. for the early 1960s hit “ Michael Row The Second clasa pottage paid at Man Mall rates are avellabla on request. Samuelson posed a number of the project were undertaken, but Each unit would be equipped • Pay for itself in energy savings. Boat Ashore,” has been nominated as No. 3 chester, Conn. POSTMASTER: questions to project architect Alan no action was required Tuesday with appliances, including man in the Justice Department. Sand addraaa changes to the Mar>- ' • Keep your house cooler, because it keeps chester Herald, P.O. Box 591, Man- Lamson, who attended the night. ’ washers and dryers. Natural Trott is a former deputy district attorney cheater, Conn. 06040. To place a classified or display meeting. At its August meeting, the Board The apartments would be wood your heating system from working in hot advertisement, or to report a news in Los Angeles and U.S. attorney and has But when Samuelson asked of Directors will consider asking framed on concrete floor slabs and been an assistant attorney general since Item, story or picture Idea, call 643- weather. GUARANTEED DELIVERY: If 2711. Dffice hours sre 8:30 a.m. to 5 Lam ion what ^perience he had in voters in November to approve $1.3 would have gas-fired warm-air 1983. He has been nominated by P m lfcn t you don't receive your Herald by p.m. Monday through Friday. designing housing for the elderly, million in municipal bonding to heating with ducts in the attic A modern free standing water heater. Source Reagan to be associate attorney general, the 5:30 p.m. weekdays or 8 a.m. Satur committee Chairman Paul Phil finance construction of the apart spaces. The sloped rooms would be CONNECTICUT NATURAL GAS CORPORATION day, please telephone your carrier. White House announced Tuesday. ments. At its last meeting, the covered with asphalt Shingles and It dpesn't w ork through your heating system. I hi', message to hc*lp you wve c?nergy If you're unable to reach your car lips intervened. Trott was a member of the folk group rier, cell eubacribar earvice at 647- The Manchester Herald Itamem- “ We are not here to try to Ixtard tabled action so that the siding would be vinyls So It won't dram your e n e r^ budget. IS paid for by CNG ru'.tdmers AP photo before he entered Harvard Law School, the 9946 by 6:30 p.m. weekdays or 10 a. bsir of the Aeeoclated Prase and a discredit the architect,” Phillips plans could be studied by the Questioned about a drainage White House said Tuesday. Trott will m. Saturdaya for guaranteed dellv- member of the Audit Bureau of Clr- said. Building Committee problem at one corner of the plot, culatlona. Triplets Kathy, Kelly and Karen Boyer, 2. of Elizabethtown, succeed AmoM I. Bums, who is moving up to aiy in Manchaetar. Samuelson responded that he After Lamson explained the Lamson said the construction would lessen the problem. to en|oy ice cream during the recent rash of hot weather. be deputy attorney general. was not trying to discredit Lam plans Tuesday night. Building 4 - MAKCHESTER HERALD. Wednesday, July 16, 1986 MANCHESTER HERALD. Wednesday. July 16. 1986 — 5 Gold case a trial of wits, patience state pesticide saies drop 27 percent in 1985, study shows By Susan Okula In the Connecticut sales of res Bv Brent Loymon since he was found incompetent to beyond any standard of decency of Mrs. Pasternak’s found on a The Associated Press Two-thirds of the tonnage drop scientist Lester Hankin examined and rodent- and termite-control turning to practices other than The Associated Press stand for his third trial last year that I know.” floormat taken from Gold’s car; a tricted pesticides from 1984 to 1985, came in the sales of :,oil pesticides, state records of the sale of operators, he said. using the hazardous pesticides. Paul E. Waggoner, the station after firing his attorney and trying “He’s a broken man,” Kunstler few pieces of plastic from a button NEW HAVEN - A growing he said. Those pesticides account restricted pesticides, a class of Between 1979 and 1984, annual WATERBURY - As a law director and co-author of the study, for more than half of the total compounds that can only be sales of the chemicals fluctuated "One is to simply let the pest to handle his own defense. said. “What difference does it the state contends was tom from aversion to contaminating ground- take its toll,” he said. “Another student In 1977, John A. Connelly On Sept. 26,1974, the Pasternaks make whether he’s acquitted or Gold’s Jacket during a struggle in said Tuesday. Sales dropped from sales, he said. purchased by state-licensed users. around 100 tons, and then there was studied one of the most celebrated water probably is responsible for a 103 tons in 1984 to 75 tons in 1985, he The recent discovery of the soil Those chemicals include the soil the 25 percent tonnage drop. thing is to be more precise in returned home after observing convicted? He’s lost everything.” the Pasternaks' bedroom. drop in the statewide sales of said. determining If you really need the murder cases of the time: State of Yom Kippur — the Jewish day of Reporters who covered the first pesticide EDB, or ethylene di insecticides aldicarb and Vorlex Waggoner said. / Connecticut vs. Murray R. Gold. The current trial also included particularly hazardous pesticides Waggoner also found that sales bromide, in groundwater in the and methylparathion, which is "The evidence is there that this ^‘ompounds. Another one is to use atonement — with their daughter trial remember Gold, who has last year, a Connecticut Agricultu more laborious methods of Myma Kahan and her husband. steadfastly maintained his inno testimony from a physical anthro of the most hazardous of the Connecticut River valley probably scattered on plants in pellet form. is not a fluctuation.” he said. “One Nine years later, Connelly is ral Experiment Station .^.ficlentist dangerous pesticides dropped Licensed users of the substances may conclude that it (the downw control.” Waterbury state’s attorney and Dr. Robert Kahan. Shortly after 9 cence, as a trim man who vigor pologist who linked bloody shoe- said. spurred a new caution in using prints at the Pasternaks’ home to about a third, or faster than the hazardous pieisticides. he said. include farmers, lawn-care com ard trend) may well continue” Waggoner said he was happy to prosecuting Gold in hn unprece p.m., while on the phone with ously stalked the corridors during A study showed a 27 percent drop overall rate. dented fourth trial after two Myma Kahan, Mrs. Pasternak court recesses. Today, Gold moves Gold. It was the first time Waggoner said he and station panies, commercial shrub growers Waggoner said people were see the drop. mistrials and a conviction over heard an intruder downstairs. slowly and sometimes appears testimony about shoeprints was turned on appeal. Mrs. Kahan later testified that dazed during testimony. His once admitted in a Connecticut cour her mother told her, “Somebody is dark hair is completely gray, his troom, Connelly said. A former New York stockbroker skin ashen. and NASA engineer. Gold is yelling at Daddy.” Then Mrs. But no witness has ever put Gold Pasternak relayed her husband’s Relatives of the victims say the near the scene the day of the crime, charged with the 1974 stabbing next words; “Get away from me, deaths of his former in-laws, case has drained them too and call although a neighbor told police she get out of my house." She did not it an outrage that It has dragged on saw a car that resembled Gold’s, a W, Irving Pasternak, a 71-year-old for 12 years. A Waterbury attorney, and his 66- recognize the intruder’s voice. man with a bushy moustache year-old wife, Rhoda. By the time police arrived, both ”It’s written in the Bible that he behind the wheel, parked outside Pasternaks were dead, stabbed who commits murder destroys a the house three days earlier. And “These were very heinous more than 20 times each with a crimes,” Connelly said recently as world,” said Robert Kahan. “Not Myma Kahan has testified that the latest trial entered its fourth hunting knife found later in the only did (the Pasternaks) suffer, Gold visited her for the first time in week. “I wasn’t going to take the bedroom. but my wife, her sister, their a decade 10 days before the killings attitude, ‘Hey, you wore us out, so The prosecution claims that, children. It goes on and on and on.” and asked if the Pasternaks still we’re going to drop the charges.’’’ days before the murders. Gold saw lived on Fern Street. a woman who resembled his KAHAN SAID Barbara Paster J > L J Gold, who survived the Nazi former wife on a New York street, nak does not wish to speak with THE CASE TOOK a bizarre turn Take an death camp at Auschwitz as a rekindling resentment toward the reporters. While testifying re in 1976 when two people claimed child, was divorced from the family he blamed for the breakup cently about her brief marriage to that a Waterbury motorcycle club Pasternaks’ daughter Barbara of his marriage. Gold, she appeared nervous and member, Bmce Sanford, admitted after a brief marriage 10 years avoided looking at him. murdering the Pasternaks before before the murders. WILLIAM KUNSTLER, the “Murray was very jealous of any committing suicide three months flamboyant New York defense of my friends and very critical of after their deaths. Although both NOW 54, GOLD served four attorney whose other clients have me," she testified. later said they lied, the state AP photo years in the state prison at Somers included the Chicago Seven, re The prosecution contends that Supreme Court mled their testim after his only conviction in 1976. It presented Gold at his first two several pieces of physical evidence ony was improperly excluded and was overturned in 1980. He has also trials. He calls the decision to bring link Gold to the crime: a blonde u threw out the conviction from Paint protest been in and out of a mental hospital Gold to trial again “an outrage ... hair with the same characteristics Gold’s second trial. Eloise Laino stands in front of her newly decorated Four house in Springfield, Mass., Sunday. The gingerbread A dditional man on the house was painted in protest over a Historical DOT head admits inspection probiems Commission decision not to allow vinyl siding on the Days house because it is located in a historical district. By Linda Stowell Bums’ testimony began the Rush, Bums said he agreed with Bums emphasized that none of The Associated Press second week of the trial to the results of an internal review of the problems the committee unco L determine responsibility for the the bridge inspection program. ver^ “caused or contributed” to NORWALK — The state’s trans bridge’s collapse June 28,1983. The Some of the conclusions in the the bridge’s collapse. Only! portation commissioner says there state is seeking to recover dam committee’s report were: Bums said that the department Connecticut In Brief were deficiencies in Connecticut’s ages from the firm that designed • Training sessions for the rated every bridge and that the bridge inspection program prior to the Interstate 95 bridge, claiming a state’s bridge inspectors, held Mianus River bridge was not rated Reactor shuts down for repairs the collapse of the Mianus River design flaw caused the collapse. every three years, were too poorly. bridge. Three people died and three infrequent.. Bums also testified that there HADDAM NECK — The Connecticut Yankee nuclear power But J. William Bums said others were injured when a 100-foot • Prior to the collapse, the had been “inadequate mainte Thursday plant will be shut down for about three weeks to make repairs on Tuesday that the deficiencies did section of the bridge fell into the design plans for new bridges didn’t nance of roads and bridges for plant purrips, a spokesman for Northeast Utilities said Tuesday. not cause the tragedy. Mianus River in Greenwich. include directions on how to several years” prior to the col through The plant was shut down on Friday with the expectation that it “I reject the suggestion that the Tippetts-Abbett-McCarthy- inspect them. lapse because of a lack of funds. He would be back on line this week, said spokesman Tony Castagno. lack of maintenance caused the Stratton, the bridge’s designers, • And inspectors had excessive said although the department had “We will be doing some additional repairs to tubes and steam collapse of the Mianus River contend the bridge collapsed be work loads. The report found that manpower shortages, it never Sunday bridge,” Burns said in Norwalk cause the state failed to maintain it six two-man teams had to inspect reduced the staff of bridge generators,” Castagno said. Superior Court. “But I don’t reject properly. Castagno said that when Connecticut Yankee was shut down 400 bridges a year, and the same inspectors. that there were deficiencies in the Under cross-examination from two-man teams inspected the The trial is scheduled to continue earlier this year for refueling, a computerized test revealed bridge inspection program.” the engineer’s attorney, William same bridges every year. Wednesday. “unusual signals” in some of the tubes that carry water through the plant. July 17- He explained the repairs process by comparing it to “just sticking a plug in the end of the tube." He said that 71 of the July 20 plant’s 15,000 water tubes were involved. “It shouldn't have an effect on our ability to supply electricity,” Castagno said. All three divisions of the Millstone nuclear power plant in Waterford are operating, he said. Misses Eddy nomination to open convention HARTFORD — The Rules Committee for the Republican State Convention has voted to allow the nomination of Roger W. Eddy How to pick for the U.S. Senate on the opening night of the July 25-26 GOP convention in Hartford. The nomination was to have taken place on the 26th, but Eddy, • Swimwear Woven Shirts • Misses’ & Petitea’ • Pants badly in need of publicity in his uphill fight against Democratic the number one • Skirts Shorts Dresses & Sundresses • T-Tops Sen. Christopher J. 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Ortiz who was found shot in the upper chest by police at about 11 p.m. Monday night. Police said Morales lived about two blocks from the girl. He ^lT5\Z was being held on a $100,000 bond pending arraignment on Wednesday, police said. In a town like Manchester, Caring about its .readers • Tropical Suits • Dress & Casual Slacks The shooting investigation is continuing, police said. you might as well start with should also be a priority with • Silk Ties readership. In a most recent the number one newspaper. • Sport Coats • Sport, Knit, & Dress Shirts • Shorts & Swim Trunks Archbishop scheduled for surgery , survey conducted by First The Manchester Herald feels • Outerwear • Shorty Pajamas • Activewear HARTFORD — Hartford Roman Catholic Archbishop John F. 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The operation has an 85 percent success rate. leader for focal news, local they think is important, what additional 2.5% off 3.25 Whealon will spend two weeks recuperating at the hospital and happenings and local sports, should go into the paper and you pay only 9.74 | Sport & Knit Shirts Swim & Active Shorts return to Connecticut for several weeks of convalescence, with three quarters of the what shouldn’t. They’re • Casual & Dress Slacks according to Father Edmund O’Brien, spokesman for the readers saying the coverage points on local issues to be especially interested in Hartford Archdiocese. is the most extensive. 9 Whealon, 65, ha^lready had both hips operated on and has had more than sufficient in hearing any comments you Children ’ three operations for intestinal cancer. explaining the issues. may have about the service Next, the number one news you get from the Herald. They Girls’ 4-6X, 7-14, Infants & Toddlers Domestic dispute leads to arrest paper should provide readers The number one newspaper guarantee prompt delivery • Playwear • Knit Shirts & Shorts with a depth of information should also provide a service and courteous, efficient • Swimwear & Activewear STAMFORD — A North Stamford man was arrested when needed, to make valued and to its subscribers. The service on all billing matters. . • Sundresses • Swimwear officers investigating a domestic dispute found a cache of drugs, reasonable decisions regard Manchester Herald is found to Boys’ 4-7, 8-20 • Lightweight Outerwear • Sportswear • Sleepwear including nearly 2,000 barbiturate tablets, in his car, police said. If S^ou’re not satisfied, they Jay M. 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The out which is the number one Intimate Apparel marijuana, possession of . marijuana with intent to sell, Manchester Herald is rated Manchester Herald is also a newspaper in Manchester, the ^;;;;:;;;;^iti(mal2.^%(»n alivady roluceilsumnw: • Teddies possession of a controlled substance, possession of a controlled quite highly in terms of space substance with intent to sell, possession of hashish, possession of very effective advertising tool facts are obvious. Your choice • Bras drug paraphernalia and breach of peace, j)olice said. His bond devoted to selected issues in for reaching the Manchester will be the satne paper more was set at $200,000. its Opinion pages. Nearly Area public and it is and more readers in Markdowns will be taken at register. Petties Sleepwear • Robes • Loungewear Officers found 1,984 barbiturate tablets, 140 grams of eight in ten readers find that preferred over most other Manchester choose every day. high-grade marijuana. $43,382 in cash, $200 worth of hashish and the space devoted to view- forms of printed advertising. 6 a large quantity of drug records in the car registered to Jay The Manchester Herald — No price adjustments on prior sales. Jewelry & Accessories • Handbags Rosen, Sgt. Charles Walkley said. your voice in Manchester. The Florentini Collection of Genuine Madeline Rosen was released on a written promise to appear at • Famous Maker Jewelry Superior Court on July 25. Cultured Pearls is not included in this • Cosmetic Bags • Purse Accessories sale. • Scarves Sunglasses • Costume Jewelry Dodd picks press secretary *1987 preview swimwear not included Belts • Socks Hats • Agendas HARTFORD — Sen. Christopher J. Dodd has announced the appointment of Lise Stone Heintz a^ press secretary for his 1986 iianrljpHlpr Mfrald D&L For Children, Vernon Downtown New Britain Corbins Corner, West Hartford Crystal Mall, Waterford re-election campaign. Tri-City Plaza, Vernon Tri-City Plaza Dodd, a Democrat, is being challenged by Republican Roger it Groton Plaza Meriden Square Eddy. YOUR VOICE IN MANCHESTER" New London Mall Farmington Valley Mall Manchester Parkade D&L For Children, Heintz, who lives in East Haddam, was spokeswoman for the Avon-Simsbury Bristol Plaza Wfcthersfield Shopping Center Connecticut Department of Education for 2'/4 years. Source: First Market Research of Boston, January 1986. 6 — MANCHESTER HERALD. Wednesday. July 16, 1986
MANCHESTER HERALD. Wednesday. July 16. 1986 - l 7 OPINION Philippine abductors if -1 ------r— Pluralism release hostage tape
By Ruben G. Alobattro saries sent to negotiate for the Lawrence assured his family THE FuNPAMENTALISrs Jack The Associated Press victims’ release obtained from the that he was being treated well, had belongs in MAPE OS TAKE A FEW kidnappers. plenty of food, had not been Anderson MANILA, Philippines — A U.S. In the message, Lawrence, who harmed and hoped to be released Volumes off TiIe shelves. missionary abducted by armed the military believes is being held soon. Moslems In the southern Philip somewhere in the forests of Lanao Col. Aquino said the emissaries But THERE’S S ome GOOP pines says he has been treated del Sur province on southern assured him Lawrence will not be the schools well, is praying and sometimes Mindanao, said he was instructed harmed. “ I hope before the wee Reaping left here’s sings and talks with his captors, by his kidnappers to say that he kend Is over he will be released,” according to a tape transcript THE CARP CATALOG. was being held by a group fighting he s^d. \ made public today. for the Island’s independence. Lawrence was kidnapped by a A trial currently under way in Tennessee Ad lobbyist The text of the taped message He identified the group as the Moslem band on Saturday from his deserves the attention of every American was made public by the military Mindanao Independence apartment In Marawi, 510 miles Movement. who cares about the future of public officer in charge of efforts to free south of Manila, a day after the 10 Brian Lawrence, a 30-year-old The 10-minute tape recording Catholic nuns were abducted from education. plugs cause their Marawi convent. Presbyterian evangelist from begins; ’“This is Brian Lawrence. ' - Technically, what’s at stake in the Madison, Wis., and 10 Filipino It is now Tuesday afternoon.” The Carmelite nuns were not Roman Catholic nuns kidnapped In the message, the missionary mentioned in the message and it Greenville federal court proceeding is the in disguise. on the island of Mindanao. asks for “ some pairs of winter was unclear whether they were right of a single school district to use Col. Raul Aquino, army brigade clothing” and other items he said being held by the same group children’s books that touch upon diverse commander in charge of opera hie had mentioned in a letter to his holding Lawrence. tions to recover the kidnap vic ideas and themes. wife, Carol. He said they would be In Manila, Moslem Affairs Min AP photo WASHINGTON — A billboard lobbyist who tims, gave The^ Associated Press “ nice .... to have here where I’m ister Candu Muarip told a Cabinet the transcript after the tape was But the result of the trial could claim s to be an environmentalist is trying to being held.” meeting presided over by Presi broadcast on a local radio station Post-flight festivities significantly affect the quality of education recruit state officials in the fight against a Senate He added, “ I think God is taking dent Corazon Aquino that the in Iligan, 500miles south of Manila. care of me.... Sometimes I am kidnappers were not genuine reb Dick Rutan gives a thumbs-up sign as he nationwide. The public schools, which bill that would toughen federal regulation of He said he was convinced of the praying, sometimes I am singing els but “ partisan groups” pre Airport in California after setting world already have more than their share of faults, billboards. authenticity of the taped message, songs and talking with my viously used by politicians to sits atop the Voyager aircraft Tuesday flight records. might well become a mockery if the plaintiffs Supporters of the tougher billboard rules believe which he said government emis captors.” promote their political ambitions. with co-pilot Jeana Yeager at Mohave George F. Meinturff III is masquerading as an succeed. environmentalist in an effort to confuse states The suit before the court was filed by Vicki about the merits of the bill. Frost, a Hawkins County mother who was Meinturff sent out a letter on June 2 to state Families moved away from Chernobyl highway officials, warning them about upset by the schoolbooks her daughter “ extremely restrictive and punitive provisions” MOSCOW (AP) - The news Izvestia. the Soviet government evacuees would be in their new brought home, and several parents who of the Senate bill. It would deny federal highway around the plant 80 miles north of paper Izvestia, contradicting pre daily, said Tuesday that new homes, but suggested the reloca joined her cause. funds to states that fail to remove non-conforming Kiev, a city of 2.4 million that is the vious reports that the radiation houses for evacuees will be built tion would be lengthy, if not Ukraine’s capital. The books should not have been used. Frost billboards along federal roads. danger from the Chernobyl acci not In areas just north of the permanent. Subsequent reports Indicated ” I suggest that you advise your senators as to dent had lessened, said thousands testified Monday, because they didn’t pay SlbN ’86 evacuation zone, where the people It quoted Yuri A. Puplikov, a many were sent to new homes and BXKCM tN. your department’s recommendations cor erning of families evacuated from the now live, but in regions farther spokesman for the state construc jobs in distant regions of the Soviet I homage to her own religion, fundamentalist new§ - mea 7-C this bill,” Meinturff wrote. The letterhead area of the power plant will be from the power plant. tion agency, as saying: ” We are Union, but many remained in Christianity. Some of the subjects they identifies him only as a “ consultant on moved farther away. "At this time, perhaps the main not just building housed, we are temporary housing near the zone. - covered included the Renaissance and environmental affairs.” The Ukrainian atomic power problem is living space,” Izvestia building people’s lives. Although he admits to working for billboard station’s No. 4 reactor exploded said, adding that some evacuees “ The kind of life this will be pollution of the environment, and the authors and burned April 26, releasing were unhappy about the decision to interests, Meintuff assured our associate Stewart depends to a large extent on us. We i m ; sought to engage the imaginations of their radiation that spread over Europe move them. “ Every family that would like it if people would forget Harris that his credentials as an environmentalist EMERGENCY readers by storytelling. and eventually around the world. was evacuated from the 30- quickly the unhappy events con Fire — Police -r Medicai Open Forum are solid: He belongs to five environmental According to the most recent kilometer (18-mile) zone should nected with the accident.” Any parent, of course, has a valid right to groups and lives on the Chesapeake Bay.,“ I have a official report, issued early last receive an individual house or Officials said after the disaster month, 26 people died in the DIAL 911 object to materials used in the public schools. mallard mother on nine eggs under my porch,” he apartment by winter.” that more than 100,000 people were In Manchester said. accident and its aftermath. Izvestia did not say how long the evacuated from the 18-mlle zone That particularly applies if they seek to associated with the abortionists, Something’s happening here! incite hatred or achieve a similar goal. Abortion may be and let us not forget that Wilson Their crime was MeINTURFF ALSO SPENT eight years in was assistant state comptroller, the real reason charge of the Federal Highway Administration’s But in a society where government and one of a very few Manchester for the people controversial billboard removal project, which Litton religion are Constitutionally separated, the residents who has ever held such To the Editor; has not exactly denuded the landscape of outdoor public schools are bound to use some high political office. To the Editor: advertising. If Diana, Ferguson and Wilson worthwhile materials that will draw some The four Manchester residents Nowadays. Meinturff is better known for his objections from some people. It is at such recently arrested in regard to had supported Bozzuto, Willhide division work on behalf of the billboard industry. He and Swensson, they would not be Ferguson, Wilson, and Diana times that balance must be the guiding technicalities give one reason to describes himself as a “ longtime consultant to the in such trouble today, but then are guilty. They are guilty of principle. consider why highly respected trying to get somebody on the outdoor advertising industry” in a Jan. 13 memo again they would have to re A mem bers of the community with advising industry lawyers how to challenge In this case, the concept of balance seems nounce their faith, their princi ballot so the people could have indicted many long years of volunteer testimony offered by LFniversity of Georgia foreign to the plaintiffs. Should they win their ples and their philosophy and the right to choose. The people service should suddenly be have lost to the political bosses Professor Dr. Charles F. Floyd. Meinturff become a part of the abortionist PHILADELPHIA (AP) - A way, textbooks would be watered down to caught in legal problems. described Floyd as “ the most active and vocal N e ig h b cr and the political machines. group of Bozzuto. subsidiary of Litton Industries Inc. little more than religious tracts. The people of our town who are Their real crim e is that they critic of the outdoor advertising industry.” I hold these individuals. Diana, faces what a prosecutor said is one Frost, for instance, found it objectionable more closely attuned to the And, in a Feb. 19 report to billboard company Ferguson and Wilson, in the -didn't succeed. It’s more of a of the largest penalties ever situation and political infighting crim e that Cummings has kept executives, chief industry lobbyist Vernon A. that one book said of the Renaissance: “ The highest esteem for their adher assessed against a military con FOR L ife. are well aware that Bill Diana, Moffett delegates from the con Clark said Meinturff devotes a large part of his tractor after agreeing to plead painters of this time glorified or elevated the ence to the American way of life, Tom Ferguson and Ed Wilson vention (he got 40% of the vote in time “ to state and local legislative issues where guilty to charges of defrauding the human form in paintings.’’ God must be for abortion is not the American supported Dr. Labriola, who is the prim ary). there are also matters of great concern” to the government of $6.3 million. glorified, she said, and not man. way. against abortion, in his quest for Why is the political machine so outdoor advertising industry. Clifton Precision, Special Devi As the facts em erge in this The complaints go on and on. And the governor's seat. afraid to let the people choose for “ Maybe I shouldn’t call myself an ces Division, of Springfield, Pa., predictably, they have attracted support They met violent opposition drama, the well-educated and environmentalist.” Meinturff conceded, “ I don’t agreed to plead guilty to all 321 fair people of Manchester may themselves? The police have from the New Right organizations that have from the Bozzuto (who is wasted their tintie investigating a know. But I think I’m as much an counts on which it was indicted and begin to see that the real issue to pay $15 million in criminal and strongly for abortion) group of crim e for the people rather than environmentalist as anyone.” long seen censorship as an answer to the may very well be that of civil fines and restitution, U.S. Willhide, Swensson and their against them. “ moral” problems jn the schools. followers. Are the Bozzuto fol abortion. Attorney Edward S.G. Dennis Jr. IN AN ANGRY June 27 letter to highway said. .» qr,.Iff, It is to be hoped that the court puts such lowers aware that 4,000 babies officials of all 50 states. Sen. Slade Gorton, Peter McNamara 1 # arguments in their place. This is not an are put to death each day in their Henry E. Agostinelli R-Wash., author of the billboard bill, defended'the Dennis said he believed the sum 106 Summit St. would be one of the largest instance of parents who, upon careful study, country? 72 West St. legislation — which has the support of ^ I'l MM settlements ever paid by a military •i!VW'’a!t ih \'t Ed Wilson told me that he have found disturbing elements in a environmental groups and Transportation contractor accused of wrongdoing. personally attacked Bozzuto dur Letters policy Secretary Elizabeth Dole — and added: ” I would t curriculum. Rather, it is a case where Embarrassment Named in the federal grand jury opponents of pluralism in education are using ing a town comm ittee meeting The Manchester Herald wel also like to set the record straight as to Mr. for his pro-abortion advocacy indictment besides the Litton the fantasy of a “ humanist conspiracy” as a and Manchester comes original letters to the Meinturff’s identify.. .. Mr. Meinturff does not division were Michael J. Mills- and in addition wrote letters to represent the views of the environmental foil in seeking to bar analytical thought and editor. paugh. former vice president of newspapers condemning Boz Letters should be brief and to community.” finance and administration, and the instruction of history from the public t zuto and his local followers for To the Editor: the point They should be typed Sens. Steve Symms, R-Idaho, and Quentin Joseph DiLiberto, former purchas ■m schools. their abortionist cause. or neatly handwritten, and. for Burdick. D-N.D., have put an informal “ hold” on ing manager. ttei Frost’s most telling statement as the trial Wilson also went to television Now who is an embarrassment ease in editing, should be double Gorton’s bill. Both have collected modest The indictment accuses the opened was that “ We cannot be tolerant of to further bring the message to to the town? Mr. Agostinelli said spaced. Letters must be signed campaign contributions from the industry, and suburban Philadelphia company e I e I . . z religious views on the basis of accepting the people, thus invoking the Mary Willhide was an embar with name, address and daytime Symms was paid $2,000 for a speech to Gannett of defrauding the government on Willhide-Swensson group to a billboard executives. contracts to make instruments for other religions as equal to our own.” rassment to the town, and the telephone mumber (for fury, Republican Town Committee. verification). In addition to rewarding its friends, the aircraft and other military O- If public education lends any support to hardware. Ed Wilson resigned from the The Herald reserves the right billboard industry ties to punish its enemies. views of that sort, it will no longer be worthy Republican Town Committee John and Theresa Messenger to edit letters in the interests of Gorton’s challenger this fall. Democrat Brock Dennis said the company had of the name. because he did not want to be 250 Mountain .Rd., brevity, clarity and taste. Adams, transportation secretary in the Carter “ grossly inflated prices intention administration, received $6,000 in billboard ally” on about 45 contracts from [tic ttdf donations in the first three months of this year, 1975 to 1984. including $5,000 from billboard baron Barry Authorities said the company Ackerley of Seattle, and his associates. would plead guilty within the next Pauline Kezer has several tickets to ride two weeks to 300 counts of making Gorton said he also suspects that the billboard m i ] false claims, 20 of mail fraud and industry pressured co-sponsors of the bill. Sens. one count of concealing material Republicans cannot be sure who will be running Kezer says reform of the absentee ballot Paula Hawkins, R-Fla., and Daniel Inouye, facts from a U.S. agent. for any office in the state election this fall as they process will be her No. 1 priority if elected. A D-Hawaii, to remove their names from the Gary Glazer, chief of the fraud prepare for their big convention in Hartford next scandal in Waterbury over a Democratic delegate proposed legislation. division of the U.S. attorney’s week But there is one notable exception. C a p ito l primary on May 20 has played into Kezer’s hands Footnote: The billbaord industry paid out Pauline Kezer of Plainville is sitting pretty as office, said the company, in on that issue. She says it has shown a lack of $100,664 in speaking.fees to members of Congress agreeing to pay $6.3 million in the likely nominee for secretary of the state. C o m m e n ts leadership or even concern in the current last year. Only the top 10 defense contractors and restitution and fines of about $8.7 All three candidates for governor like the idea of administration. the tobacco industry paid out more in honoraria, million, was accepting the maxi having heron their slate. No one else has surfaced Bob Conrad kezer has few aides in her campaign so far. according to a recent study by Common Cause. mum penalty that it could have good neighbor—pursuing a superior level of progressive vascular laboratory. CT scanning, sponsor services like community as a possibility to give her a hard time. And in six Former House Speaker Fran Collins of Brookfield received. the best interests of the services and programs Manchester comprehensive inpatient and health education classes, blood months of heavy campaigning, Kezer has gained has been a big help, she says. So have form er Rep. Millspaugh, who faces a possible Mario milled community, aiways there, alwaysMemorial even innovated with outpatient psychiatric programs, pressure clinics and a speakers the kind of statewide recognition a candidate Jim Weiss of Pomfret and broker Jim Donnelly of 125-year prison term if convicted A needs to enter the home stretch — the real inquiry. New Britain. Her budget goal is $50,000 and she is Political bigwigs in New York for the Statue of on all charges, and DiLiberto, who caring. Since 1919, Manchester food Before it was fashionable, we and diabetes education We also bureau These services are tailored could face 15 years in prison, are , ampaign after Labor Day. Kezer has the toughest lime maintaining a post a third of the way there. She’s hit 56 towns on her Liberty celebration found Gov. Mario Cuomo Memorial Hospital has consistently introduced a restaurant style menu have an active medical staff of 150 to your needs and designed to scheduled for arraignment next The one hitch that could affect her plans is this: of strict neutrality in Belaga's case. Kezer is tour, most of them centers with the most ' moody and distant, even ignoring some of the week. worked towards these ideals, while with gourmet items like lobster, ele highly skilled physicians represent improve the quality of life in Candidates for governor traditionally have a lot to probably a closet rooter for her close friend in delegates. “ It’s a risk,” she concedes, “ but I fund-raisers and power brokers who could help him get the Democratic presidential nomination Specifically, the indictment al striving to meet the unique needs vating our lood to a status worthy ing a full array of medical and the community say about who shares the slate with them, and for House leadership. Belaga is deputy majority haven’t run into any negatives.” le g e the Litton unit defrauded the in 1988. Friends said Cuomo's nose was out of joint surgical specialties and But possibly the biggest what office. While the three who want to head the leader and Kezer is an assistant majority leader. Pentagon on contracts for radar of the East-of-the-River community of review by Parade Magazine. GOP ticket have been warmly receptive to Kezer. When Belaga tried to win the post of House because the attention being lavished on President equipment and other instruments with innovative, sophisticated, sub-specialties. advantage Manc hester Memorial Reagan, Lee lacocca (a longshot potential rival) Sophisticated they want to slay a little loose about who goes Speaker late in 1984, Kezer was one of her strong Political notes for the F-16, F-106, F-4 and B-52 responsive care. has is (jur closeness to the com and Big Apple Mayor Ed Koch kept the governor aircraft. Cobra jet helicopters, As part of bur sophisticated, R esponsive whereon their slates. Kezer has already felt allies. That got Kezer in hot water with R.E. Van munity We know our neighbors pressure to settle for something other than Norstrand of Darien, who easily defeated Belaga Rep. Jonathan Pelto of Mansfield endorsed from what he had hoped would be a shot at the Nnvy destroyers and other In n o v a t iv e high-quality services Manchester At Manchester Memorial we work better than anyone and understand secretary of the state. And that is where she digs for the job. -r Frank Borges of Hartford a month ago as national spotlight. ‘ ”rhe statue is part of New warships. The company inflated costs and Part of being a good neighbor is Memorial Hospital provides the hard to achieve our goals Part of in. She wants that nomination, and nothing else. Dem ocratic candidate for treasurer, not “ this York state,” griped one Cuomo loyalist. their needs Many of our staff live pricing data and sought to conceal always looking for new ways to community with programs like that job is being able to read the VAN NORSTRAND KEPT Kezer in the week” as one account had it. And while Pelto is a right here and have a special com key organizer in Gov. Bill O’Neill’s re-election the scheme from government help. Manchester Memorial has a The Family Birthing Center, family- pulse of the community KEZER, A FOUR-TERM state representative leadership lineup, but only reluctantly. He doesn’t auditors and investigators, said mitment to the East-of-the-River effort, the legislator acted independently. Part of from a district that takes in all of her hometown think much of her smarts in politics, and he has Assistant U.S. Attorney Nicholas long tradition of innovative care. centered pediatrics, parenting In response to your need it stemmed, we are told, from this year’s General area. The sense of closeness and and parts of New Britain and Southington, has gritted his teeth during the General Assembly iBaurliPstrr HrralJi Harbist. The inflated figures were A family-centered labor and deliv services, one day surgery center, for quality walk-in medical care, session when she occasionally voted with the Assembly where Borges’ rival. Rep. Maurice known inside the unit as "chicken neighborliness at Manchester been awfully careful to stay neutral in the Founded In 1881 ery suite in a hospital setting nutrition counseling, a cardiac Manc:hester Memorial created three-way race for the gubernatorial nomination. Democrats. Mosley of Waterbury. voted against a lemon law fat,” authorities said. Memorial is something you won't bill on automobiles — an issue that was important Harbist said the investigation was instituted here, when it was rehabilitation program, cancer PromptCare. where over 7,000 of So she is in good shape with all three. Dick Kezer, however, has her eyes on the upcoming RICHARD W COSGROVE ...... Publisher find just anywhere. And fiest of all, Bozzuto of Watertown, the acknowledged leader in campaign and is itching to do battle with the to P elto... Winner of the week in the gubernatorial DOUGLAS A BEVINS Executive Editor was continuing. Just an experiment at other support groups, medical support you have received care in seven ja'm e s p s a c k s Meriaging Editor Litton, in a statement from its we're here anytime you need us pledged delegates, has her high on his short list of Democratic incumbent. Julie Tashjian of race was Dick Bozzuto.' when the GOP Rules hospitals. for the local paramedic team, a months of operation We also Committee decided to have the Sixth ALEXANDER GIRELLI Associate Editor Beverly Hills, Calif., headquar names for his slate — and probably for her choice. Windsor. "If I’m nominated,” says Kezer. "one of Congressional District, where he is strong, vote ters, said it "will take whatever Continuing commitment to Gerry Labriola of Naugatuck, who is assured of my first moves will be to challenge her to a DENISE A ROBERTS Advertising Director specific additional actions are first in the rotation at the state convention next innovation has gained Manchester qualifying for a September primary, says debate.” She says Mike Werner of Bristol, the MARK F ABRAITIS...... Business Manager necessary to reassure the Defense week. Chairman Jamie McLaughlin of Woodbury SHELDON COHEN Composing Manager “ absolutely” when he is asked about including her GOP candidate for secretary of the state in 1982. Department that it is a responsible Memorial regional and national says that was dictated by a system which the ROBERT H. HUBBARD Pressroom Manager on his team. Julie Belaga of Westport says “ I’ve told her he found Tashjian an evasive opponent JEANNE Q FROMERTH Circulation Manager company fully qualified to do attention as a hospital that provides >)arty adopted in 1967. M anchester M emorial H ospital told her that” when she is hit with the sam e and difficult to pin down on issues. business with the U.S. government.” \ 8 — MANCHESTER HERAl.D, Wednesday, July 16. 1986 MANCHESTER HERALD. Wednesday, July 16. 1986 — 9 ‘■aw Selectmen^ choice SPORTS for panel reluctant j ' '»»-i' ll BOLTON - The Board of expressed an interest. Selectmen Tuesday named a " I ’m willing to help out as much chairman for a volunteer commit as I can, but that requires a great tee that will recommend improve deal of outside work,’ ’ Shepard SurpriseAmerican League wins ments to Community Hall, but the said. “ It isn’t anything I could take on in light of my present man picked said this morning that By Ben Walker commitments." won in an N L park since 1962 at he doesn’t want the responsibility. The Associated Press Wrigley Field. ’The N L now leads Gedman. ’The committee is being created the series 36-20 with one tie. Hubie Brooks struck out, but the Ernest A. Shepard, a former to Investigate and advise the HOUSTON — Roger Clemens Valenzuela continued his All- third strike went through Gedman Republican selectman, said he selectmen on changes that can be breezed and Dwight Gooden Star success, this time spectacu for a passed ball and rolled about would not be able to serve as the made to alleviate cramped work struggled. Fernando Valenzuela larly. He fanned the first five 15 feet away. Gedman recovered committee’s chairman, despite the space, lack of proper handicapped was fantastic and Don Aase saved hitters he faced, tying Carl Hub- quickly, spun and threw to Hough, fact that First Selectman Douglas facilities, a shortage of parking the day. who was late covering the plate, Cheney assured the board that'the bell’s record for most consecutive spaces and other problems at the ’Tuesday night’s All-Star Game strikeouts. and Brown scored with a head-first two had talked and Shepard had Community Hall. slide. looked just like the first half of the Valenzuela struck out Don Mat a 1986 season. tingly, Cal Ripken, Jesse Barfield, “ It was a little embarrassing for t V ;’ And, in the Year of the Home Lou Whitaker and Higuera before me out there. Here I am in an Run, Lou Whitaker and Frank Kirby Puckett ended the string by All-Star game and I am missing all HRC action condemns these balls,” Gedman said. “ He’s White connected as the American grounding out. In 1934, Hubbell, a League beat the National League Hall of Famer, struck out future the first knuckleball pitcher 16ver 3-2. Hall of Famers Babe Ruth, Lou caught. He didn’t fool me, the ball fcV.' i town’s hiring of white “ We all know what we can do. Gehrig, Jimmie Foxx, Al Simmons just popped out of my glove.” Our satisfaction is that we did our and Joe Cronin. Brooks reached first base on his Continued from page 1 A three-member subcommittee job,” Whitaker said after the AL “ I was not aware I was going for strikeout and took second on of the HRC is currently revising won for just the second time in the a record,” Valenzuela said. “I Hough’s balk. Hough got his third J t strikeout of the inning by fanning said, because she had worked as a the town’s proposed affirmative past 15 games. don’t know about Carl Hubbell — I Tim Raines, but Steve Sax singled substitute bus driver for more than action plan, which calls for the Clemens, showing no ill effects of was bom in 1960.” to left, driving home Brooks. a year. The town has had a difficult hiring of 14 minority-group pitching on only two days rest, was Valenzuela pitched three shutout Glenn Davis, a right-hander V.-J time getting women to apply for members and four females in perfect — as he was in winning his innings and ran his streak of / leading the NL with 20 homers, was this position, she added. municipal jobs during the next five first 14 gatnes this year. scoreless All-Star innings to 7 2-3. •-fc.; '/ sent up as a pinch hitter. A L “ That does not 'qualify as a years. Clemens, leading the majors He also became the first pitcher to Manager Dick Howser brought in justification for this decision,” The resolution has no other with 15 victories, retired all nine ever strike out the side twice. \ the left-handed Righetti, leaving ■ * -V said HRC member Joseph significance other than it is a stand batters he faced and became the Gooden, who has led the majors the right-handed Aase in the Sweeney. by the HRC, an advisory panel to first AL pitcher to get the Most in strikeouts the last two years, Valuable Player award. He threw bullpen. U The town employs one full-time the town Board of Directors. was not so sharp — showing some \ Righetti escaped that trouble by bus driver and one part-time However, it sparked a debate on 25 pitches. 21 for strikes. of the inconsistency that has Herald photo by Rocha getting Davis on a popup. But the driver to escort senior citizens to the town’s proposed affirmative "I’m usually around the plate,” bothered him this season. NL made one last try against and from shopping centers, doc action plan among citizens who he said. “ They always ask me Puckett hit Gooden’s first pitch Righetti in the ninth^when Jody Roadside In Buckland tors’ afi^intments and on errands. listened from the sidelines. about my control and being a' of the game up the middle for a Davis singled with one out and It h ir ^ the woman May 12 as a Frank Smith, a black Manches power pitcher. They say the two single. In the second inning, A truck owned by Savin Brothers Inc. of Hartford lies on Dave Parker singled pinch-runner with the help of heavy equipment owned by the permanent part-time driver. ter resident who said he is seeking don’t m ix.” Gooden retired the first two Tony Pena to third. its side Tuesday afternoon at the corner of Buckland “ This hiring is inconsistent with to help the town form an effective He did just fine, according to the batters before Dave Winfield company. According to police, the truck was carrying a That brought up Brown, the our goals to hire the ethnic N L batters. doubled hard into the right-field Street and Pleasant Valley- Road. Police said the driver load of gravel affirmative action plan, told com second-leading hitter in the NL, in connection with construction on minority,” said Sweeney, who led “ Clemens is going to be one of comer. L escaped with minor injuries and the truck was righted mission members that the HRC and brought on Aase. Interstate 84. the drive for the resolution. the greats in the game,” said should expand the subcommittee That brought up Whitaker. Cle Brown grounded a ball up the “ But affirmative action has two Darryl Strawberry, one of Cle mens, who has never batted in the working on the plan to include middle to White, who tagged parts and one is for females,” mens’ two strikeout victims. majors, was on deck. more whites and affirm ative ac second base and fired back to Parry responded. “ His velocity is pretty much like tion experts. “ I had to let Dwight Gooden Mattingly to end the game. “We have done a good job in Doc’s (GoodOn),” Ozzie Smith HRC Chairman Robert Faucher pitch to Whitaker, but Whitaker “ It was a checked swing. If he Bolton denial a victory for couple bringing in females,” Sweeney said he did not assign people to the said. “ There was a lot of anticipa isn’t your average eighth-place had hit it solid, it probably would countered. He said that the town’s tion tonight knowing we were subcommittee because of the “ co hitter,” NL Manager Whitey Her have got into center field for a base facing a guy like him.” By John Mitchell needed to widen Notch Road said didn’t make sense, among Route 6 have been delayed until the “ biggest failure” is its low success lor of their hands.” zog said. “ If Gooden had gotten AP photo hit,” White said. rate in bringing blacks and other Teddy Higuera relieved Cle Herald Reporter Extension, which adjoins their other things. federal judge presiding over the “ I ’m looking for results,” said behind 2-0, I would have put him “ My biggest problem was get minorities into town jobs. This mens and kept the N L without a on. property. At the ZBA’s meeting Tuesday at case issues a decision on requests Joan O’Loughlin, a meinber of the An unusual sight. American Leaguers League topped the National League, ting the ball over (6-foot-5) Parker. baserunner until Strawberry BOLTON — A Cook Drive Last month, the couple met with the Community Hall, the Beau for summary judgment. Assistant should have been considered when Manchester Area Conference of “ Maybe if it was the regular Lloyd Moseby (15), Frank White (cen 3-2, Tuesday night in the annual All-Star He wasn’t going to slide and I the town was choosing between the singled with one out in the fifth. couple’s yearlong effort to stop the the DOT to discuss the possibility doins learned that they didn’t have State’s Attorney Katherine Mobley Churches, which has criticized the season, I would have walked him. ter) and Tony Fernandez exchange didn’t want to hit him with my one female and two blacks, he said. plan. The NL, shut out on one^ hit But just like evei>rone else, I had Game at the Astrodome in Houston. state from taking their property in of a new design for the extension to worry about a new variance said this morning. congratulations after the American throw.” conjunction with the proposed proposal, part of a controversial because the approved plan doesn’t The requests for summary judg through seven innings, scored confidence in Dwight.” White’s relay was in plenty of twice'"'in the eighth against the Route 6 expressway officially plan that is currently the subject of take any of their property. As a ment were filed by both sides and Gooden threw two faktballs for time, and the A L had its third ended Tuesday when the Zoning fluttering knuckleballs of Charlie strikes, but then tossed a curve a federal lawsuit. formality, the ZBA brought up the the decision could come at any day, against Mike Scott, the major- Home-run totals are up through in, you have some ideas who it victory in the last 23 games. Board of Appeals denied the state a Mixed feelings result Hough. Then, after the N L put that Whitaker hit on a high arc over Last Wednesday, the Board of old variance proposal and denied Mobley said. However, she said league strikeout leader. out the majors this season and the nnight be. But it usually turns out “ Everybody’s been rubbing it In variance. Selectmen voted 3-2 to approve one runners on first and third with one the right-field fence. it. she does not expect a verdict until Ripken and Bar- A L had hoped its power-packed that it is someone else.” our faces, saying the National “ I’m glad it’s gone as well as it o f three alternative designs, which out in the ninth against Dave “ Dwight Gooden is one of the few The Beaudoins, who still don’t next week. field to start the inning, and then lineup, with 266 at the All-Star Said Whitaker; "W e don’t go up League dominates every year,” has,’ ’ said John H. Roberts, leaves an. undersized road and Righetti, Aase was summoned. pitchers in thik game you can truly want'the dead-end street opened as If U.S. District Court Judge Jose from primary arrests got ahead 0-2 against White, who break, would be able to break loose there looking for singles. Both Boston’s Wade Boggs, leading the chairman of the ZBA. “ We’ve been The man who leads the majors in call great,” Whitaker said. “ It allows the couple to keep their a through street, accept that fact Cabranes grants the summary was batting for Whitaker. even at the Astrodome, considered Frank and I have the type of majors in hitting, said after going fooling around with this for three saves got another when Chris certainly made me feel good to hit entire lot. and are just happy to be able to judgment request of the state the worst hitters' park in the swings that enable you to hit the l-for-3. “ But the American League months” Continued from page 1 coordinator in Labriola’s cam Brown grounded into a checked- a home run off him.” “ I pitched like I normally would, “ It’s been so tough and all of a keep their land. Department of Transportation, the majors. The same was true in 1968, ball out of the park.” dominates the World Series.” paign — wanted revenge, the swing double play. but when I got two strikes on White, Ron and Deborah Beaudoin have sudden it ends so quickly and “ We’re actually very lucky,” court case will end, both sides have explained on the petition sheets, Gooden said he knew what went when a slugger-led A L team was And. for at least one year, the source said,Tor a loss in the March “ I figured he knew more about I was trying to strike him out,” Even with a 3-0 lead, the A L was faced the possible loss of part of abruptly,” Beaudoin said. Deborah Beaudoin said. “ Weprob said. If Cabranes decides in favor and that she personally went over wrong because the same thing has held to three hits in a 1-0 loss at not home free. In years past, the All-Star Game, too. straw vote that led to the slate me than I knew about him — that I Scott said. “ I was only one pitch their house under plans to extend The couple struggled through ably don’t, realize how lucky we of opponents of the $170 million those laws with one of the been happening this season. Houston. “ I know we were serious,” said favoring Bozzuto. Diana and Fer was a fastball pitcher,” Aase said. N L has found a way to win, and it Interstate 384 11.8 miles to Wind months of bureaucratic red tape are.” highway, which would connect circulators. “ One mistake pitch and I get away.” Howser, who chose his replace guson, while committed to Labri- “ So I figured I could fool him by made its move in the eighth. ham since they got a letter last and communication gaps in efforts Meanwhile, final arguments on Bolton Notch and Windham, the hurt. That’s been the problem all But White sent the next pitch This time. White admitted, not ments carefully, not using power ola, did not want to become throwing a slider.” Brown opened with a double off year from the Department of to keep their land, dealing with an whether a preliminary injunction DOT would be required to conduct “ Besides that, they’ve all done it year,” he said. over the fence in left-certter. many people expected he and ful rookie, Jose Canseco, the top involved in the primary effort, the It was only the second AL victory Hough and took third when Chili Transportation. The 'state told easement they were never told should be granted to stop the an in-depth study on the environ before,” she said. With Hijguera shutting out the NL “ We had a couple of bad pitches Whitaker to supply the punch, home-run hitter in the majors, or source said. in the last 23 meetings, and marked Davis fanned, but had to be thrown them that their land would be about and road elevations they purchase of property in the path of mental effects of the project and One leading Republican, who for the middle three innings, the on 0-2 and that was it,” Herzog “ You never know who the guy is Eddie Murray. “ You saw what the first time the Americans had out at first base when the third explore other alternatives to the asked that his name not be used, The two waged and active A L took its 2-0 lead into the seventh said. going to be,” White said, “ Going strike bounced past catcher Rich happened.” road. said sloppiness occurred and was campaign to try to win the straw If the DOT is required to conduct allowed because the circulators vote, the source said) but they only Obituaries those studies, it could delay the were pressured to force the prim agreed to lead the primary effort project for up to three years. ary. ’The source said Agostinelli after being pressured by AH-Star game saved Agostinelli. 6 However, if both requests are applied pressure on Diana and Clemens shows Robert W. Bartlett of Tolland, Nancy Ceppetelli of Florence L. Hooker rejected, the the closing argu Ferguson, with whom he has Agostinelli has not returned ments in the preliminary injunc business connections, to lead the Robert W. Bartlett. 69, of Route Ashford, and Mary Niemann of phone calls from reporters since at bat for Whitaker Florence L. Wadsworth Hooker. tion request would be scheduled primary effort. 87, Columbia, husband of Barbara Ellington: two grandchildren; and the arrests occurred. Nor have any 67, of 58-B Pascal Lane, died today and the trial would continue. Agostinelli — a top statewide (Weare) Bartlett, died Tuesday at several nieces and nephews. of the four suspects. prowess to NL at St. Francis Hospital and Medi By Michael L. Graczyk have walked Whitaker. the Connecticut Hospice Inc. in The funeral will be Friday at 11 cal Center, Hartford. She was the The Associated Press “ In a regular-season game. I ’d Branford. a.m. at the White-Gibson-Small Funeral Home, 65 Elm St , Rock widow of Edward J. Wadsworth. By Hal Bock was not a superstar.” have walked Whitaker.” He was formerly chief engineer HOUSTON - If it wasn’t the ville. Burial, with military honors, She was born in Hamden, Mass., The Associated Press He blossomed into one at Texas, Whitaker said the pitch was a for Nelco Tool Co. in Manchester. All-Star Game, Lou Whitaker will be in the East Cemetery, and lived in Hartford most of her where he was the winning pitcher curveball that just didn’t break. Besides his wife, he is survived would never have gotten the Tolland. Calling hours are Thurs life. She lived in Manchester for HOUSTON — If Roger Clemens in the final game of the 1983 College " I just managed^ to get it ouL” by two sons, Robert W. Bartlett Jr chance to be the hitting star for the day from 2 to 4 and 7 to 9 p.m. the past five years. She worked for REGAVS was tired, it didn’t show. World Series against Alabama. He Whitaker said. “ I don’t hove any of Kensington and Peter W. American League. Memorial donations may be Sunshine Laundry, Hartford, until The Boston right-hander’s All- was Boston’s first pick in the June illusions. I am not a home run Bartlett of Wethersfield: and four The sdbond-inning situation in made to the Tolland Fire Depart her retirement. She wds a member Star preparation was a complete- 1983 draft, but injuries slowed his hitter. grandchildren. ’Tuesday night’s 3-2 AL victory was ment, P.O. Box 76, Tolland 06084, of the Country Music Association. SUMMER CLEARANCE game victory three days before he big league progress. “ Dwight Gooden is one of the few , The funeral will be Friday at 11 tailor-made for Whitaker — who or to the Tolland Volunteer Ambu She is survived by two daugh was to start for the American Clemens underwent surgery on pitchers in this game you can truly a.m. at St. Peter’s Episcopal ters. Lois Crockett of Ellington and League Tuesday night. his right shoulder last August and has 12 home runs this year for the call great and it is a thrill and an Church, Hebron. Burial will be lance Association. P.O. Box 233, Detroit Tigers — to receive an Tolland 06084. Ellen Gauthier of Manchester; one Clemens retired all nine Na began this season by winning his honor for me to hit a home run Saturday at 11 a m. in Mount son, Edward Wadsworth of Mid CONTINUES! tional League batters he faced and first 14 decisions. He punctuated intentional walk from National against him in an All-Star Game.” Auburn Cemetery, Cambridge. dletown; two sisters, Mabel Cap- earned the Most Valuable Player that string by setting a major- League Manager Whitey Herzog. Whitaker said when he ap Mass. There are no calling hours. Card of Thanks perilli of Newington and Marjorie award in the A L ’s 3-2 victory. league record with 20 strikeouts Dave Winfield had doubled with proached the plate, the thought Potter Funeral Home in Williman- two out off NL starter Dwight The family of Howard Reid would Eldridge of Newton, Mass.; one * SUITS * Clemens threw 25 pitches, 21 of against Seattle on April 29 and led occurred to him Herzog might tic is in charge of arrangements. brother, Henry Eldridge of Ro ir SLACKS ir them for strikes. His string of outs the league in victories, earned run Gooden and AL starter Roger order the intentional walk. Memorial donations may be like to'thank The Manchester Pol Clemens was the on-deck hitter. ice, Northend Volunteer Fire Dept., chester, N.Y.; 12 grandchildren; HART, SCHAFFNER & MARX HART, SCHAFFNER & MARX was helped along when shortstop average and strikeouts at the “ In a regular-season game, he made to the Windham Hospice, c/o three great-grandchildren; and Cal Ripken went deep in the hole to All-Star break. Because the American League would have put me on base. But not Windham Community Memorial Manchester EM T’s, Manchester uses the designated hitter, Cle Memorial Hospital Emergency several nephews and nieces. throw out Dale Murphy. It was the “ It’s kind of snowballed this in an All-Star Game,” he said. 1 ^ Hospital. 112Mansfield Ave., Willi- Calling hours are Thursday from ^ 2 9 9 * ° Reg. $400 ^ 5 2 ® ® Reg. $65 closest the NLcam e to a hit against year,” Clemens said. “ It’s like a mens would be making his first Gooden said his pitch to Whi mantic 06226, or to St. Peter’s Room and Intensive Care Unit, major-league at-bat. Manchester Home Care, Dr. Eve- 2 to 4 and 7 to 9 p.m. at D’Esopo the 23-year-old pitcher, who grew page out of a book, a nice book for taker was symptomatic of his Episcopal Church, Hebron 06248. CHRISTIAN DIOR SANS-A-BELT problems this year. • lyn Tan and all our relatives and Funeral Chapel, 277 Folly Brook up and lives in Katy, Texas, about the Red Sox and myself.” “He wasn’t going to give me “ One mistake pitch and I get ' Jam«B W. Frappler Jr. friends for all the support you have Blvd., Wethersfield. The funeral 30 miles from the Astrodome. Clemens was the first American anything to hit,” Whitaker said of will be at 11 a.m. Friday at the “ It’s just a thrill, all this League pitcher to win the All-Star hurt,” Gooden, 10-4, said. “ My last James W. Frappier Jr., 18, of given us. Thanks again. ^ 2 3 9 * ® Reg. $325 ^ 4 0 ® ® Reg. $50 G (^ e n . “ But in the All-Star Game funeral home, with the Rev. James happeningathome,” hesaid. “ You MVP award, which was initiated in few games I ’ve just been making a East Hartford, a former Manches everybody comes to play. There Wife and Children A. Fung officiating. never imagine something like this 1962. When he retired all nine couple of minor mistakes mechani ter resident, died Monday at St, are no free passes.” YVES SAINT LAURENT TAILOR'S BENCH coming around.” hitters he faced during the first cally” Francis Hospital and Medical Herzog decided against having Clemens was drafted out of high three innings, it was only the Center in Hartford. Gooden issue a free pass, and Whitaker credited his former ^ 2 1 9 * ® Reg. $295 school by the New York Mets and seventh time that has happened in hitting coach with the Tigers, He was bom in Hampton, Va., ^ 4 0 ® ® Reg. $50 Whitaker responded by drilling an recalled working out on the Astro an All-Star game and the first time Gates Brown, with giving him and had lived in Manchester and Town cyclist complains 0-2 pitch over the right-field wall. SASSON HAGGAR POLYS dome sidelines for that team since Steve Stone did it in 1980. “ I might have let my heart confidence. 9 East Hartford all his life. before deciding to pass up their Catcher Lance Parrish said manage over my brain,” Herzog “ He always told me never let the He leaves his mother and step contract offer and attend the Clemens was really popping the said, second-guessing his decision. pitcher get ahead of you and father, Wilhelmina (Brown) and of abuse in city hotei Reg. $250 ^ 2 6 * * Reg. $35 ^ 1 89*® University of Texas. ball, especially on a second-inning “ I let him pitch. I didn’t think always try to hit your pitch,” David W. Thompson of East Roger Clemens of the Boston Red Sox hurled three “ In high school I threw about 85 strikeout against Darryl Straw he’d (Whitaker) get a hit. Whitakersaid. “ Don’tbedefensive Hartford; his father, James W. The head of the Manchester group. Hershberger said he called BOTANY 500 HAGGAR CHINOS miles per hour,” he said. “ I had berry. “ ’They say he threw around perfect Innings Tuesday night and was named the most “ I’ve got a lot of confidence in on 0-2.1 followed his advice pretty Frappier of Bellingham. Mass.; a Mission Church of Bikers, a for hotel security personnel, who good control and good stuff, but I 96-97 and I can believe it,” he said. valuable player of the All-Star Game. Gooden. If he’d been behind 2-0, I ’d good .tonight.’ sister, Nicole Lee Frappier of East motorcyclists’ group, has com agreed that he had been abused. Hartford; his paternal grand plained to the Commission on When hotel manager Susan M69*® Reg. $225 ^1500 Reg. $28 father, Edward Frappier of East Human Rights and Opportunities Perrothers arrived, however, she Hartford; an aunt and an uncle. about a February incident in which ordered him to leave without FOR The funeral will be Thursday at he was told to leave a Hartford explanation, he said. A Hartford 2 1 Pitchers owned All-Star game from start to finish 8; IS a.m. at the Callahan Funeral hotel after he said he was abused police officer. Sgt. Robert Bushey, 2 5 % OFF Home, 1602 Main St., East Hart by the information director for the' also told him to leave, Hershberger SHORT SLEEVE KNITS! By Hal Bock ford, with a mass of Christian National Hockey League. said. i r ALL JAMS batters in an inning, this was a How good was he? when he victimized five consecu “ I was trying to strike out the reached third. ’Then Hough struck Buy One At Regular Price The Associated Press burial at 9a.m. in St. Mary Church. The Rev. Robert “Kaiser” Hotel officials refused to com night to admire the fine art of “ He threw so well, I even tive future Hall of Famers — Babe side,” Scott confessed. He made out Hubie Brooks but Gedman East Hartford. Burial will be in Hershberger. 36, filed the com ment when contacted by the Get The Second Knit For i r ALL BATHING SUITS making hitters look foolish. enjoyed catching his warmups,” Ruth, Lou Gehrig, Jimmie Foxx, the next pitch too good and White again could not control the last HOUSTON — Pitching, a wise Hiilside Cemetery, East Hartford. plaint Tuesday and is asking for a Herald, and the spokesman for the From Sid Fernandez, who struck catcher Lance Parrish said. Al Simmons and Joe Cronin. hit the 14th pinch homer in All-Star strike and Brown scored with i r ALL BERMUDAS baseball man once observed, is 75 Calling hours are tonight from 7 to complete investigation. Listed in Hartford Police Department could Just »l“ out the side in the only inning he Now that’s good. “ The only thing I was trying to do history. Brooks safe at first. percent of the game. 9. the complaint is the Parkview hot be reached for comment. worked, to Mike Scott, who came Just as Clemens finished, Valen was throw strikes,” Valenzuela Now the score was 3-0 and the Brooks moved up on a balk Mix and Match, Higher Price Prevails ★ ALL SHOES You might want to increase that Hilton Hotel, where the incident In his letter to the commission, within one strike of doing the same zuela began writing a little history. said. “ I was not aware that I was way the Nationals were hitting, it before Tim Raines became 6 William F. DImmock estimate a bit after ’Tuesday occurred, a manager for the hotel, Hershberger said he viewed the i f ALL UNDERWEAR thing, to Don Aase, who saved the He struck out Don Mattingly, Cal going for a record. I don’t know looked like enough. Higuera sur Hough’s third strikeout victim and night’s Astrodome All-Star sKew, victory, pitchers dominated. Ripken and Jesse Barfield in the Wiliiam F. Dimmock Sr.. 58, of and a Hartford police officer. incident as a violation of his rights. about Carl Hubbell. I was bom in rendered a one-out single to Darryl the 19th strikeout victim In the owned by the arms from start to ’This is not entirely unusual in the fourth — the eighth time in All-Star Tolland, brother of Edna Kralo- Hershberger said he was attend He compared it to incidents in I960.” Strawberry in the fifth inning, game, two shy of the record set in finish. vich of Andover, died Tuesday at ing a reception at the hotel being Astrodome, which produced the history that a pitcher struck out the Valenzuela’s string ended when ending a string of 13 straight NL 1984. He had two strikes on Steve which blacks were told to leave The best sluggers in the world Rockville General Hospital. He given by a promoter of a motorcy last All-Star shutout, a 1-0 N L only three batters of an inning and Kirby Puckett grounded out. outs — an All-Star record for Sax before surrendering a single certain places because of their skin produced just 10 hits and the only was the husband of Gloria (Zongh- cle show that was being held at the color. victory, when the gam e’s best the second time he did it — the only “ He was awesome,” AL Man futility at the stfiH of the game. that made it 3-2 and ended his reason the National League scored etti) Dimmock. Hartford Civic Center. As he was players convened in Houston in pitcher to do it twice. ager Dick Howser said. “ Five ’Through seven innings, that re evening. David Metzger, field operations in the 3-2 loss was because one A L I fe also is survived by a son. going to the lounge. Hershberger 1968. ’Then Valenzuela continued the straight strikeouts. I didn’t want to mained the lone NL hit. "It was a little embarrassing for supervisor for the commission, pitcher was too good for his own William F. Dimmock Jr. of Impe said he was verbally abused by The embarrassment began string by striking out Lou Whitaker look up for,six.” In the eighth, Chris Brown me out there,” Gedman said. said the agency has not received a good. rial Beach, Calif.; four brothers, RECALS early. — who had homered in his first In the next inning, Valenzuela opened with a double against When Jody Davis and Dave Daniel Leary, the director of formal complaint from Hersh ‘Tour Quality Men's Shop’ From M VP Roger Clemens, who Clemens, expected to be a little Hough, whose knuckleball w a s ' Ernest L. Dimmock Jr. of Rock information of the National berger. He said once Hersh swing — and Teddy Higuera. who gave up a hit. a signal that it might Parker had one-out singles in the retired nine straight batters, to arm weary after pitdiing a com quietly pitched three shutout in dancing through the controlled ville, Edwin C. Dimmock. Daniel Hockey League. berger’s letter is received and be time for another arm. N L ninth, it looked like another Fernando Valenzuela, who plete game victory for Boston on nings of his own. climate of the Astrodome. G. Dimmock and Harold G. Hershberger said he was abused reviewed, the commission might Scott was the candidate and he disappointment building for the DOWNTOWN MANCHESTER ONLY matched one of baseball’s most Saturday, mowed down all nine NL ’The five straight strikeouts, struck out the first two hitters he Chili Davis struck out, but the Americans. But Aase relieved and Dimmock, ail of Tolland; five because his black leather jacket schedule an appointment to have hallowed records, to Charlie batters he faced. He threw 25 matched the All-Star record set bv faced and had two strikes on third strike ricocheted past fed Brown a double^play pitch to other sisters, Grace Boothroyd. was “ clearly marked” that he was Hershberger file a formal OPEN MON.-8AT. 9:30 to 9:30. THURS. NITE TIL 9 M Hough, who nearly struck out four pitches, 21 of them strikes. Hall of Fam er Carl Hubbell in 1934)' catcher Rich Gedman, and Brown end the game. Shirley Hills and Judith Litell, all chaplain of the motorcycle church complaint. pinch-hitter Frank White. 10 - MANCHESTER HERAI.D Wednesdiiy. July IH 1986 MANCHESTER HERALD. Wednesday. July 16. ]966 — II Signing of Casiiias may open flood gates Mels’ pitching staff built through shrewd deals
Bv Dave Goldberg But while more than 80 of the 333 time what no one would estabilsh. think that \^ill significantly effect The New York Mets are In first place In the National controi the second round of the another bundle of no'Kiecisions when he pitched well. The Associated Press drafted players have signed, be So with the pressure of training the rest of us.” League West Division. mediocre 44-39 record for the Red Sox at tiny Fenway draft, where they had four choices. / Thank you, Texas. fore Casillas signed, just three camp on, this may break the That — after last year's performance and Park, to the Shea Stadium residents for pitchers Wes The next player in line is Young said he is fairly close to NEW YORK - The signing of players chosen in the first three Analysis logjam of what looked like the quarterback Jim Everett of everybody’s expectations — is not a surprise. Gardner and Calvin Schiraldi along with outfiplders deals with some of his picks — he THE M E’TS’ NO. 3 P I’TCHER, and their biggest Tony Casillas by the Atlanta rounds had been signed by N F L biggest non-reporting year ever.” Purdue, selected by the Houston What is simply amazing — remember the ’69 Mets John Christensen and LaSchelle Tarver. The Mets didn’t specify what round — but i Thoughts ■ winner to date, is left-hander Sid Fernandez. Sports Falcons may set off a domino teams and only one. Rod Jones of Team officials say part of the — Is the (Hstance between the Doubleday Sports entry also acquired pitchers John Mitchell and Tom Oilers. According to the agents’ any second-rounder might lead to a Illustrated, at one tfme. called him the second coming effect that ends what could have Tampa Bay, was a first-rounder. problem is the mentality of the McCarthy from Boston In the deal. figures, Everett has been offered spate of quick signings. and the Montreal Expos. Enjoying a 13-game lead at ApLENty of Fernando Valenzuela. been the largest mass holdout of New York Giants General Man agents, who worry that if they $2.4 miilion Over four years — this stage of this season is simply unbelievable. There Gardner is on the disabled list, Christensen is buried ager George Young termed the ‘T m told by agents that they’re Unfortunately for the Dodgers, lie looked like two rookies in N FL history. viewed by agents — though not make a quick deal, they may sign a piayers at skill positions like have been major collapses in the past, the Chicago Len Auster, Sports Editor in the minor leagues. Taver was just recalled from waiting for me to move,” Young Valenzuelas. Despite his obvious talents, the Dodgers Casillas.' the Oklahoma nose delay "a game of chicken by both necessarily by teams — as a player for less than the going quarterback often command more said. “ That’s what it’s about these Cubs in ’69 and the Philadelphia Phillies several years i.4L Pawtucket after leading the International League In dealt Fernandez to the Mets In ’83 along with infielder tackle selected second in the April sides" as teams try to reduce costs benchmark for the rest of the first market price and become known than linemen like Casiiias. prior, but one from the Mets? That’s doubtful. batting but has yet to prove himself in the majors. days, coalition bargaining. We’re Ross Jones for infielder Bob Bailor and pitcher Carlos 29 draft, finally signed with for the second straight year after round. as someone who takes too little for There are those who are giving the Mets all the Then comes the fourth pick, collectively bargaining individual Diaz. And Ojeda? The 28-year-old southpaw stands 10-2 Atianta Tuesday for what sources two years of salary escalation “ Previously what we had was a a player. defensive end Jon Hand of Ala credit in a world for building a solid team. And they contracts now because the agents Diaz is still with the Dodgers. Bailor is only a for the Mets with an ERA of 2.24. He’s been what the said was a total of $2.35 million caused by competition from the complete stalemate.” said Leigh But not everyone agreed that the bama, who is reportediy near to have done it through the draft. all exchange information. I don’t memory. And Fernandez? The man with No. 50 on his Mets needed, a lefty to compliment the right-handed over four years, including a $1,425 USFL. Steinberg, who represents two Casillas deal is the key. signing a $1.9 million, four-year But more importantly the Mets have built through know who I ’m dealing with, the Johnson demands a lot from and sometimes has to back, in honor of his home state. Hawaii, was a Darling and Dwight Gooden. miilion signing bonus. So with the draft’s top pick, Bo first-rounders. "We had no sign " I don’t think it’s a benchmark deal with Indianapolis. trades. General Manager Frank Cashen, who built a individual agent or the one they’ve settle for less, was originally property of the Texas member of the National League’s All-Star team last And, oh yes, the 20-year-old Mitchell has been the Most N F L training camps open Jackson, having signed a baseball ings on the board, so no one would signing,” said Young. “ It’s just the winner when he was leading the Baltimore Orioles in yhe Giants, who have signed de8ignated as the ‘captain of the Rangers. How the Rangers dealt him is another story night and is the winningest pitcher in the NL with 12 biggest winner to date for the Mets’ Triple A farm this week or next. contract, Casillas’ deal was being sign. ’This establishes for the first signing of a second pick. I don’t the mid ’60s and early ’70s, has proven quite a wheeler none of their 14 picks, are said to round.’” b u t... wins against only 2 losses. club. and dealer with the Mets. The Mets acquired Darling in April of 1982 along How the Dodgers would allow an obvious talent to Three-quarters of the Mets starting rotation has It rivals on the Danny Cater for Sparky Lyle deal. with another pitcher. Walt Terrell, for Lee Mazzilli. get away is mystifying. Thank you, Boston. been acquired through deals. And they’ve been deals He spent two years in the Mets’ farm system, pitching Thank you. Los Angeles. The Mets have drafted well with second baseman that have been pretty much one-sided. That’s the for Johnson at Tidewater in the Triple A International amazing facet. Wally Backman a No. 1 draft pick in 1977. Gooden the League, before getting a cup of coffee in 1983. He AND THE LAST 'ADDITION to the Mets’ jigsaw No. 1 pick in 1982 and Darryl Strawberry fhe top pick posted a 1-3 mark that season. He came up to stay in puzzle. Bob Ojeda, has been simply marvelous. The overall In 1980. ’THE METS’ NO. 2 P I’TCHER is Ron Darling. The SCOREBOARD ’84 and went 12-9 the first year and improved on that Red Sox were convinced they were getting the better But it’s been through the swap market that has left Yale University graduate, whom Manager Davey last year with a 16-6 record. He’s 9-2 to date in ’86. with nt fho Mots as they sent the left-hander, who had a the Mets well-armed. J All-Star Gams rscords
Baseball A list of single-game records set or tied In Softball At Goodwin Games the 1966 Malor League Baseball All-Star (kime: SET American League standingi PITCHING TONIGHT'S GAMES Most Consecutive Batters Retired at Start Postal vs. Lastrada, 6 — Fitzgerald of Game Cycle vs. Farr's, 7:30— Fitzgerald East Division 13, American League PM vs. Police, 6 — Robertson U.S. gymnasts blanked W L Pet. OB Most Balks, Both Teams Pogonl vs. Medical, 7:30 — % Boston 56 31 .444 — 2, American League (1), National League Robertson New York 50 39 .562 7 ( 1) Jim 's vs, MPIzzct, 6 — Nike U Bv Dusan Stolanovic Cleveland 46 39 .541 9 TIED Brand Rex vs. Social Club, 7:30 — disappointing fifth in the six-team said he was “ disappointed for Baltimore 46 41 .529 10 HITTING Nike The Associated Press competition last Sunday, with the Tim .” Toronto 47 43 .522 lO'/j Most Home Runs, Pinch-Hitter Sonltorv vs. NUMethodlst, 6 — Soviets winning. "Tim is a great gymnast and the Detroit 43 44 .494 13 1, Frank White, AL, Kansos CItv Pagonl MOSCOW — While Soviet gym Milwaukee 41 45 .477 14'/i p i t c h i n g Edwards vs. Fire & Police, 7:30 — In the individual all-arounds, the leader of this team. but. unfortu West Division Most StrNceouts, Team (nIne-InnIng Pagonl nasts made the trip to the medals Soviets dominated again, taking nately. we never got the ball rolling California 48 39 .552 — game) Purdy vs. Memorial, 6 — Keenev podium a routine one in the men’s the top three places, with Lakes, Texas 47 41 .534 IVj 12, Notional League D.W.Fish vs, Talogo, 6 — Charter so he didn’t get a a real chance Chicago 40 46 .465 7plres— Home, Froem m lng (N L ); Durocher stunned baseball by taking the N A V Y — Named Jim Higgins offensive New York, 10-2, .833: (Xirllng, New York,9-2, Reynolds 84. Net • Anne Koval 64, show-cause hearing Monday, dismissed a complaint application up,” O’Grady said. deeply talented man with enor Fine, Polorme (AL); Second, Runge Beverly Melvin 68, Tina Mlkolowsky ijepresentatives. comeback as a competitor after helm for fhe arch-rival Glanfs In mid line coach. .818; McDowell, New York.7-2, .778; Burke, by Glenn Hill, 25, of Boston, who claimed Fryar attack^ him on Until then, O’Grady — who plays mous potential and awesome (NL): season. NORTHWOOD, MICH.—Named Mory Montreal, 6-2, .750; LaCoss, San Fran 72, Shirley Larsen 72. ' The Bees were Informed then more than 12 years as the chief Third,Rood MANCHESTER HERALD. Wednesday, July 16, 1986 — 13 Economist says USFL owes money to NFL F O C U S / F o o d NEW YORK (AP) - An NFL- earnings — which trebled, as is the taken into account the U SFL’s that the USFL would continue to hired economist says, in effect, American Football League of the / "You can’t correct for the rule in antitrust cases, would come increased costs when it moved to a pay one-quarter of NFL salaries,” that the USFL owes the oider 1960s, the other on an in-house CBS demand factor of the '60s when in to the $1.69 billion the USFL is fali scheduie and exaggerated the Owen said. " I f the USFL were league money and not the other study that had been done to the ’80s there’s a glut,” Owen said, seeking. younger ieague’s receipts, wiping playing in the fall, the increased way around. The testimony came as part of determine if it was feasible to air referring to testimony by network out what Comeli ciaimc^ were revenues would have been ex the\USFL in the fall. The allegations were made Tues the N F L ’s iast week in its defense NFL-imposed damages on the ceeded by their increased costs.” officials that they denied the USFL day by Dr. Bruce Owen, called by of the suit, which may go to the jury league. The player salaries, irres a contract because they already the N FL to counter testimony by next week. The N F L is expected to pective of the NFL. would cost the He also maintained that the Owen criticized the A F L analogy had too mbch college and profes the USFL’s expert. Dr. Nina wind up its case at the end of this USFL $407 million between 1987 USFL might have made more than and was also critical of Cornell’s sional football on the air. Calling all blueberry pickers Cornell. week with Commissioner Pete and 1992 and the gate receipts $900 million a year if it had stayed use of just two cities — New York He also was critical of Cornell’s Rozelie and rebuttal testimony wili wouid bring in $201 million, he said, in with a spring schedule because it and Oakland — to make it. But he analysis of attendance. Cornell had testified that N FL acknowledged under cross- take place Monday and Tuesday. causing what he called “ negative would have paid onlyhalf of what it By 1992, under her scenario, the actions had allegedly cost the In his testimony Tuesday. Owen damages.” would pay in the fall on salaries. examination by USFL lawyer New Jersey Generals could have Harvey Myerson that he had used USFL between MOl million and said that Cornell, who testified for Cornell used two hypotheses for had a peason attendance of 2 only one city in making his $565 million in past and future the USFL a month ago. hadn’t "It’s not reasonable to assume her claims, one based on the million, although they only had analysis. enough seats for 540,000. NFL camp roundup OesssHs are an Important pari o f italiah eulsirie. The fine Italian hand of culinary dessert artists has been apparent since^the 17th century wtWn PopirAlexandier Vll ended his banquet for Queen Christina of Sweden with maitipan treeisand ornamental d iqiliys of statues dona In sugar and aspics Bears shuffle into camp; signing pace is slow Here are four won^rtuHtaiian-inspIred dessarid that are eaay to make and gastronomical triumphs. The ancient Romans didn t have native btuaberries to vrortt with; but If they had had them, this Is how they trying to reduce costs for the would have prepared them. ■ By Dick Brlnster signed the contract for three though his contract is still being The Associated Press second straight year after two “ I don’t think there’s any ques years.” Mitchell said. “ I ’m defi negotiated. Also unsigned by the Chuck Long of Iowa, another T h w would use ciaaslP dessert ingnadlents familiar to Italians fpr centuries.and combine them with years of salary escalation caused tion that these players are being nitely happy to be back here. I Dolphins are defensive end Doug quarterback chosen in the first something very special-tha marvelous fresh blueperrles that give such Imperial flavor to aumrnertime by competition from the USFL. victimized by agents who really desearta. The Roman Ertiperort might have given l As the Super Bowl champion think this is where I was meant to Betters and guard Ed Newman, round, is unsigned by the Detroit I small piece of the world for just a taste o f the J Chicago Bears shuffled into train “ This may break the logjam of be.” aren’t concerned about their Lions. Long reportedly is talking to btueberiles everybody in America Can ertjoy todity. who missed all of 1985 with a knee clients,” Braman said. “ There are ing camp, the pace for the signing what lo o k ^ like the biggest On Monday. Mitchell had been in injury. the: Baltimore Stars of the USFL. of first-round National Football non-reporting year ever,” agent too many ballplayers around that the office of Bill Tatham Jr., One of Steinberg’s clients, wide New York Giants Goach Bill ITAUAN BLUEBERRY CREAM fHE Leigh Steinberg — who represents are having their whole careers 1 unbrrted g-kich pie sheii. , 1/4 itaepoon aaN League draft choices was consid president of the Outlaws. He said receiver Mark Sherrard. is seek Parcells said draft choices are two first-rounders — said in destroyed by the stupidity and ^fraahbl4MbtmM,r(nsed aiMdrained 1/2 teadpoon niitmeg erably slower with just two of the he was about to sign a three-year ing a four-year contract from the making a mistake by holding out. .4 reaction to the signing by Casillas. greed of agents who don’t under top 28 selections under contract. deal worth a reported $1.5 million Dallas Cowboys. There have been “ These guys, especially the J^*?**!**^ 1 eitp (1/2 pt> heavy cream The USFL, suing the N FL for stand what the realities are in the y4etip flour *.'■ 1 teiepeenvanlHa The Bears arrived Tuesday in when his agent, Harold Lewis, told no talks for more than a week. high-round guys, are all defensive $1.69 billion in an antitrust case, marketplace.” fi'.; Platteville, Wis., to the sound of him to wait a minute. Sherrard wants $1.76 million over players,” said Parcells, whose rill pie shell leilh blueberttes. Coih|)lh6 j!<(fnaln(ing ingredliahtB and blend well. Pour over befries. Bake tn "The Super Bowl Shuffle,” the lost another signing battle when The Indianapolis Colts have defense was ranked second in the a p r e h M ^ ndt oven (400^.) for 49/minutes or until top is tightly browned. Cool and then chill, ^ r v e 0 Lewis left the office to call the four years while the Cowboys are given second-round pick Jack theme song they rode to an 18-1 veteran running back Stump Mit Cardinals, who offered a reported offering $1.2 million. N FL last season. “ I don’t think garnished with uncodk^d blueberries and rbsettes of sweetened whipped cream. Yield: 1 9-inch pie.' record and the N FL championship chell came to terms with the St., Trudeau of Illinois until Friday to $1.2 million. "When they dropped their offer, they are going to waltz in here and last season. Louis Cardinals. Mitchell, who' ” I ’m glad Harold made that last sign before they seek a veteran perform.” SLUEBERRY CmANOiS at that point they said unless we quarterback to back up Gary “ I ’m doing great,” Coach Mike gained 1,006 yards last season, had phone call,” Mitchell said. “ I w as- wanted to accept, we were not to Kansas City running back Theo- SiargeimvelorangM tTiMHaappen oomalarch reached a verbal agreement with Hogeboom. Ditka told a group of reporters and awfully close to signing that USFL bother to call back.” Steinberg tis Brown, who missed the 1985 2 cups fresh Muebenrlea, rinssd and drained 1 leaiNlopn StregA or other orange-flavored autograph seekers on his arrival. Arizona before changing his mind. contract.” Trudeau’s agent, Greg Lustig, season after suffering a heart 1/4cupsugar Hqueur ^ said. “ I have not called since has threatened to have his client sit " I just hope you’re all back here After returning from Phoenix. The Miami Dolphins expect then.” attack, announced his retirement. Cut Mie tops off oranges arid scoop out the pulp ahd membrane. Cut the pulp Into sections and mix with next year,” he added, alluding to Mitchell said he signed the con out the upcoming N F L season or All-Pro quarterback Dan Marino Philadelphia Eagles’ owner Nor “ I can’t have them up in the blueberries. Sprinkle with sugar. Let.fruit marinate fo ra few’hours In the refrigerator. Reserve orange tract at Lambert-St. Louis Airport sign with the USFL. the rarity of teams repeating as — a 37-day holdout during training man Braman — whose team has 21 stands wondering,” the 29-year-old shells and notch edges of shells deboratiysly. Drain juice from fruit and mix with com siar^. Cook while Super Bowl champions. at 5:45 a.m. camp last season — to report with " I f they want to fool themselves, Brown said in reference to his wife ■■ stirring until thick. Cool. Stir In Stregs. Fold sauce Into fruit. Fill the orange shells with theffult. Chill until L unsigned players, blamed the ” We went in the lounge and we fine,” Lustig said. "But you can’t There also was an upbeat mood the rest of the veterans even "stupidity and greed” of agents. and young son. "That’s just not fair ready to serve. Yield; 8 servings. in Suwanee, Ga., just up the road build a team by fooling yourself.” to them.” from Atlanta, as the Falcons came BLUEBERRY SOPHIAS" /, 1/2 cup butteriOt margarine to terms with Oklahoma nose 1 pkg..(S oz.) cream ebeese tackle Tony Casillas in what his ' 1/2 cup confwilonenj’ v 1-1/2 eupt all*purpose flptir attorney called “ a victory for the l/2.ieaapeon vanilla 1/2 teaspoon baking pqsfdar league and the Falcons.” ^■1 CnnlNSTANT 1/4 teiMpotfn HMce 4 cupe fresh bluabardas, rtiMMMl and’ 2 teaaifoona grated orange rind Neither Casillas, the second drained player chosen in the draft, nor his Jl OUU CREDITIf OUAUFIEO. 2 eupa (1 p i ) tieavy craoffl attorney, John Maloney, would Mrah butter unUl soft and fluffy. Add cheese and mix until smooth and well blended. Stir In flour and disclose the amount of the con ^ l o g powder, ^ a p e dough Into a ball, wrap In foil and chili for 1 hour. Roll out 1/4 Inch thick on a floured tract. But a published report put rounds using a floored cbokle cutter. Piece rounds on a cookie sheet and the value at $2.35million, including prltk wMl with a fork. Bake in a preheated hot oven (4dO*F.) 10 nilnuteior until lightly browned. Cool on a 11.43-million signing bonus. The a rack. Sprinkle blueberries with sugar. Combine remainihg Ingredients and beat until stiff. Arrange 6 6-foot-3, 280-pound Casillas also pastry rounds on 0 serving piatteri top each with a generous spoon of ffavonsd whipped cream and some would receive a $1 million loan. S! ^ f berries. Top with a second pastry round, more whipped creim and sugared berries. YiBICII Q oOphtSS Casillas joined Rod Jones of the Tampa Bay Bucs as the only ITALIAN BLUEBERRY PUODINQ signed first-round picks. Jones was 2 TeMesp^ cornsbiKh 1 tePtpoohVaftffla the Bucs’ second pick in the first . D^san j 1 square(1 oz.)aethl-sweeichooolett,grated round. The first choice, Heisman 1/a cup sugar l/4.«U|>ehoppMMxiMeandtetfffufla Trophy winner Bo Jackson of 1 cupmllk t ThMaspoorw aherry Auburn, opted for a career in Hot Summer Values* from Fisher! 1 cup (1/2 PL) light cream 2 cups h ^ u Z ^ . rinsed emi drained professional baseball. Mix cornstarch salt a/id sugar. Qraduatly atir in milk and light cream. Cook ovor low heat, stirring “ I think it would have been constantly uniil pudding bubbles and thickens. Simmer While stirring for 8 minutes. Flemove from heat devastating for the N F L to not sign F I S H E R Digital AudiolVideo System with 25" Stereo Television and cool. Stir In vanilla. Chill. Combine pudding, choeoiete, fruli and aherry. ^ o o n alternating layera of him," Maloney said of Casillas. pudding and blueberries imo dessert glassiss. Chill until ready to Serve. Yield: 4 Servings. 25" Stereo Television ■ Studio Standard Quartz "F o r the team to lose the second a Studio Standard Note: Dry-pSck frozen bliisbqriies 5an>b« for fnptil player drafted would have been Studio Standard 3>Way Digital Synthesized AM/PM':^ Integrated Stereo Amplifier really catastrophic.” Speaker System Stereo Tuner a Studio Standard Casillas had been courted by the a Studio Standard Fully- Arizona Outlaws of the United Compact Digital Audio Disc ^ F I S H E R - I Studio Standard Dual Automatlc Programmable Linear States Football League. Cassette Deck P la ye r The Bears got good news when Tracking Turntable defensive end Richard Dent, the a Studio Standard Your Neighbor’s Kitchen Most Valuable Player in the Super a Audio Component 20-Control Qraphic Equalizer Bowl, agreed to report to camp 6 C a b in e t while negotiations continued on a new contract. Dent, who had a Video Component threatened to sit out the 1985 C ab in e t playoffs and the 1986 season, was COMPLETE Grandma taught her paid $95,000 last season. All-Pro safety Dave Duerson and six draft choices also agreed to contract terms. Bears spokesman Ken Valdiserri said. The highest there’s ‘one right way’ pick was third-rounder David Williams, a wide receiver from Illinois. With six camps open — mostly By Susan Vaughn Land Trust for Housing. She is the bottom crust and lattice top. for rookies — about 80 of the 333 Herald Reporter excited about helping poor people Roll out bottom crust and place in drafted players had agreed to find old housing they can afford 9-inch pie pan. terms. Few were prime draft "Feeding people makes me feel and renovate themselves. She said choices, however. connected,” said Mary Welle- she has finally found a way to work New York Giants General Man meyer of 135 Green Road. “ When in the field which used to be a ager George Young called the things are a little hectic, I like to hobby. Filling for berry p|« signing drought ”a game of think about m y grandmother.” Wellemeyer said she still finds 4 capo of berries (or rhabarh) chicken by both sides” with teams Wellemeyer acquired her love of cooking relaxing, even with three t lablespooM of tapioca cooking from her grandmother, active boys in the house. She has W cap H gar Jane Blair Hill. When she was a some shortcuts for easy suppers, Wash and prepare berries in a young girl, Wellemeyer lived only such as fettucini with spinach and bowl. Stir in sugar and tapioca. Let Accident two blocks away from her grand cream sauce, which she offers in it stand while making the pie crust. mother in the tiny settlement of this column. Along with her Fill shell and place the lattice crust Tauxemont in Fairfax County, Va. Grandma’s blueberry pie recipe, over top. Sprinkle with sugar. Start claims " I t ’s not far from Mount Vernon,” Wellemeyer offers Grandma’s fa baking in 400-degree oven for 10 Wellemeyer said. vorite party recipe which came minutes. Lower heat toSSOdegrees She and her grandmother used to from "Marian Tracy Casserole for about 40 minutes or until filling make pies together. "Grand Cookery.” " It may no longer be in starts to bubble. Haughton mother Itad exactly one right way print,” she said. to make a pie crust,” Wellemeyer "Graiidma served the chicken Itallan^gtyle chicken \ said. She learned later from her with brown rice and fresh green NEW YORK (AP) — Billy mother that the "one right way” beans with plenty of butter,” t clovM garlic, mlaced Haughton, whose rides won over changed frequently at Grandma's Wellemeyer said. Her grand 4 laMeopooM olive oil $40 million in a 40-year harness whim. mother based much of her cooking Salt and pepper to taste 9 racing career that ended in a fatal "Now I have my own right way, ” on what was in season, she added. 1 tw-pooite ehlekea. eat ap for track accident on July 5, will be FISHER Wellemeyer said. Instead of using frying buried on Friday. only unbleached flour for the crust Crust for lattlcB'top pl« 1 bay leaf, cnunbled Haughton, who died Tuesday at as her grandmother did, she uses 1 tabletpooB chopped freeh basil the age of 62. had been in a coma half unbleached flour and half V« cap wtae vteegar for 10 days after being thrown from IW capa of floar, half whole whole wheat. She also learned that wheat aad half aaMeached Brown garlic in oil In heavy his sulky in a three-horse spill at she could substitute a stick of 1 stick of margariae skillet, then remove. Rub salt and Yonkers Raceway. margarine for shortening. Aboat t taMeopooaa of water pepper on chicken and brown in oil. The trainer and driver, a Then transfer to a shallow casse Formerly a field representative P u t flour and margarine in a member of the Harness Racing role. Add herbs and vinegar. Cook for the Connecticut Citizen Action bowl and cut margarine into Hall Of Fame, was the fourth with a cover for the first 25 Fisher VHS Video Cassette Recorder Group, Wellemeyer has recently pastry with pastry cutter. Add leading driver in career victories minutes; then uncover, basting with HQ Video Enhancement Circuitry Fisher "Hl-n to Qo” System nsher Audio Component System become a community organizer water until the crust sticka to with 4.910. and Wireless Remote Control with Built-In Dual Cassette Deck with Compact Disc Player for a new organization in Norwich gether. Gather into a ball and occasionally with oil at 31M degrees His rides earned $40.2 million for 38 to 40 minutes or until chicken called the Rose City Community divide into two unequal pieces for and in a record 19 of those years, he is tender. Serves 4. topped the $1 million mark. Haughton won almost every Spinach fcttudnl major stakes, including four Ham- 399 bletonians, five Little Brown Jugs 499 1 peead fettoctal 6 and seven Messengers. At the M eaaeeo fTcob tpiaacb beginning of 19M, his stable was OPEN SUNDAY 12: i or • fresh mnahrooins the biggest in North America. “jT“lEASYTO~GSr TOI ^ C A 1 small yellow eatoa Among the horses he trained was Small aasooBt alive ell 445 HAHTTOIID ML. the brilliant pacer Nihilator. 1 cap wMle aaaee BMBHESTIR Grated pormcaaa cheese Make the white sauce first and L set aside. Put on pot of water for For the Record sSFrTSnrZo*® fettucini. Wash spinach. Slice ^ILVSS LS E -Z n R M S : onion and muahrooms and saute HasKhester Soccer Club tryouts SUPER DISCOUNT CENTER n a >< together in small amount of olive 445 N*8TF0mRa -K[»EYST. KITOFM-SM W W i 6 4 7 -9 9 9 7 • CASH lor h'/v* h'/m In 1976 and 1977 will a d N C N U n iL CT • CREDIT CARO oil. Add spinach, cover and cook “ iieervoeo he ImM at Kennedy Road X-8H • MONTHLY until apinach is limp. Set aside. Cook noodles aad drain. Mix Herald photo by noeha •yeSJW field from 1-3 p.m. It was OPEN DAILY: MON-THURt TIL • • TUES-WEO-SAT TO. 8 • FRIDAY TIL • PAYMENTS stated in Tuesday’s noodles, spinach mixture and Mary WBlIefneyarrollg out th« dough for that aha adaptad from a racipa of har sauce and serve. I ttipsy har favorite pie crust for a blueberry pie grandmother. ** ~ MANCHESTER HERALD Wednesday. July 16. 1986 MANCHESTER HERALD. Wedne.sday. July 16, 1986 — 15 Consider your njiicrowave a full partner in making saiads A bout Town Salads in the I/S cup red wine vinegar 1 cup cold water meat works well) - . microwave? Duh of Tabasco sauce and chicken. We’re not sug 1 can (itv< ounce) condensed, Vi teaspoon curry powder Combine mayonnaise, preserves I cap ground cooked bam cream of chicken ooup Bowers crafts’ space available Soccer camp signup In Bolton Regional conference planned gesting that you I/S cup mayonnaise and ginger. Pour over salad S n o / V A 10 t ______e.. . . _ • 1 mediam encumber, petM and 4 dashes Tabaoco sauce Space is available for craftspeople in the Bowers cook the let M ic ro w a v e diced Vi cup toasted almond slices mixture; stir. Cover and micro- Bolton Soccer Camp is taking registrations for The Connecticut Alpl\a Delta Kappa will hold the tuce. You can, t tablespoons lemon Juice Place water in a 3-quart casse School fourth annual family harvest crafts show and V* cap chopped green pepper wave on 70% (medium-high) for 5 sessions from July 21 to July 25 and July 28 to Aug. 1. 1986 northeast regional conference of Alpha Delta however, use Vi cup mayonnaise role. Cover and microwave on high minutes, stirring once. Serves 4 to country jamboree Sept. 27. Children in grades 2 to 8 are eligible to participate in K itc h e n V* cup chopped onion To register for a space, call Carla Bovee. 7 Nve St Kappa from Sunday to Wednesday at the Sheraton the microwave 1 can (S ounce) boned chicken, for 7 minutes, or until water boils. 5 people. one or both weeks of camp. Sessions are from 9 a m to Hartford Hotel. All Alpha Delta Kappa members are for many salad Marge Churchill Vi cup chopped celery diced Add contents of rice package; stir at 643-0604. ' ■ noon at Bolton High School. Sprinkle gelatin over l cup of The all-day will include games, cartoons, country invited to attend the program of leadership training making tasks. Jean (5ounce) watercbestnute, with a fork. (Do not add butter as Cost is $20 per child. For more information, cali and growth. Bernice Maher and Carol Lenihan. C o n s id e r tomato juice in a 4-cup glass drained and chopped Italian vegetable aalad store, lunch, ice cream sundaes, a children’s comer Ciaude Ruel, 646-3828. measure. Blend well. Microwave indicated on the package direc used books, pumpkins and more. Manchester residents and members of the Gamma your micro- 1/3 cup toasted almonds, sliced tions since it will solidify on chilled 3 medium unpeeled potatoes, cut Chapter of this area, are participating. wave a full on high for 2Vi to 3 minutes, or until 1 baked pie sheU (• Inch) salad) Cover and microwave on Into Vt Inch cubes The Hobblf on stage In Storrs • /'• partner in making salads. If you’re boiling. Blend in remaining tomato 1 can (Ik-ofiiet Jenied cran high for 3 minutes, and then on 30% 1 medium onion, thinly sliced Wine lovers take a cruise stir while adding gelatin and until juice, vinegar and Trf»asco. Chill berry sance^ making a hot dressing for salads, dissolved. Immediately add ice until partially set. (medium-low) for 12 minutes. Add and separated Into rings • The Community Music School and the Mansfield Red Cross honors Phil Vaglica the microwave can make it onions, green pepper and olives; 3 medium zucchini, thinly sliced The Eastern Connecticut Chapter of Les Amis du Creative Dance (jiouncil afe offering free performan- cubes until the liquid level reaches Lightly oil a llA-quart mold. Add Sprinkle gelatin over *A cup of Vin will sponsor its annual boat ride and dinner party Phil Vaglica of Manchester received a commenda quickly. Many salads, especially the 2-cup mark. Stir until ice melts. cold water in a 4-cup measure; let cool. 1 cup sliced fresh mnshnwms ^ces of "The Hobbit’’ on Thursday at 10:30 a.m. and tion of appreciation from the Greater Hartford Red main-dish salads, call for cooked ham, cucumber, onion, green Meanwhile, drain artichoke liq Vt cup sliced pltM Mack olives July 27. The trip is open to the public. 7:30 p.m., and on Friday at 10:30 a.m. The musical Refrigerate and use as desir^. By pepper and celery to tomato juice stir Microwave, on high until The group will take the Block Island ferry out of Cross Chapter disaster services for the training he ingredients. Preparing many using ice to chill gelatin rapidly, it hqlling. about 1 to m minutes. Stir uid into small bowl and mix with 1 jar (Z ounces) sliced pimientos, version of J.R.R. Tolkien’s novel will be performed in mixture and pour into prepared rinsed and drained New London at 10 a.m. bound for Harborside Inn on Von der Mehden Recital Hall on the Storrs campus of provided to this community. He instmeted more than items, such as sauteing vegeta will be set in about 30 minutes. This to dissolve. Blend in remaining curry pow dered mayonnaise to 50 persons in dealing with disasters. The Red Cross bles, cooking rice for chicken, and mold. Chill until firm. Serve with make dressing Chop^rtichoke Vi cup chopped thinly sliced the island. The return trip will be at 4 p.m. the University of Connecticut. quick set method is especially Avocado Dressing. Yields 6 water, soup. Tabasco sauce, lemon Each person attending will receive two bottles of disaster courses are free. For more information about dissolving gelatin, can be done helpful for layered salads. servings. juice and mayonnaise. Chill mix hearts. Add to rice mixture. Toss salami them call 643-5111. with the aid of the microwave. with dressing and garnish with 1/3 cup olive oil wine, a choice of New England clambake dinner with Talented youth at workshops Many recipes require sauteed ture until slightly syrupy. lobster of steak. Cost, including round trip tickets Red Cross cites Vaglica Check your favorite salad re vegetables, suciras onions, celery, Fold in chicken, water chestnuts toasted almond slices. Chill. 3 taMespoons red wine vinegar . 1 tablespoon lemon Juice wine and dinner, is $47.50 per person. Many studente participated in the Young People’s Faulkner Club discusses novel cipes. You will find that many green pepper or mushrooms. In Avocado dressing and almonds, and turn into pie Serves 6 to 8 people. Institute, a two-week summer residential program at Jackie Vaglica of 193 Homestead St. parts of the preparation can be shell. Chill until firm. To serve, Z teaspoons snipped fresh pars Reservations and information are available from gredients such as these can be 1 ripe avocado chapter director. Gene Spaziani, 57 E. Main St the University of Connecticut for gifted and talented SOUTH WINDSOR — The Paperback Alley William has been named volunteer of the month done in the microwave. The recipe microwaved with or without but garnish with slices of cranberry ley Faulkner Club will meet Monday at 7:30 p.m. at the 1 tablespoon lemon juice Potyneslan Mlad Vi teaspoon salt Mystic, at 536-0249. youth from throughout the United States. There were by the Connecticut Valley East Branch need not be developed just for ter. Use a glass measuring cup and sauce cut into decorative shapes. computer workshops, graphics, journalism, song and paperback bookstore at 984 Sullivan Ave. to discuss microwave use. Salad recipes are cover with plastic wrap. Micro- Several dashes Tabasco sauce Yields 6 servings. Vi cup finely chopped onion Vi teaspoon dried oregano Faulkner’s novel, "Absalom, Absalom” For more of the, American Red Cross disaster Vt cap light cream teaspoon dried basil leaves play writing, visual arts, theater and other courses. especially easy to adapt. Gelatin is wave on high power to desired 1 tablespoon batter Booker will speak on stress Children ages 10 to 16 are eligible. From this area, information, call Paperback Alley, 644-9979. action team. Vaglica, who transferred a fine example. Vt cup sour cream 1 cup chopped celery tenderness. Add to recipe as 1 clove garlic, minced Crab and arUchoka salad In a 3-quart casserole combine those who attended include; from the Newton, Mass., branch office, To dissolve unflavored gelatin, directed. M cup green pepper chunks' potatoes and onions. Cover. Micro- Ervin Booker, community outreach representative Kerry Overton of 103 Timrod Road; Christopher Marteney receives degree first stir into cold liquid. This 1 tablespoon grated onion IV« capo hot tap water 1 can (8 ounces) pineapple from Northeast Utilities, will present a program on schedules volunteers to staff bloodmo- Many salads use frozen vegeta Vt teaspoon salt wave at high for 7 to 11 minutes, or Chambers of 40 Tunxis Trail, Bolton; Michael Poirot softens the gelatin. Next, micro- bles. such as peas or snow peas. 1 package (g ounce) chicken- chunks, drained until potatoes are tender, stirring heat stress and summer safety July 23 at the senior Martha Marteney, daughter of Dr. and Mrs. Pierre biles In the six towns served by the Dash of cayenne pepper flavored rice mix citizens health clinic blood pressure session from 1 to 2 of 6 Woodstock Drive; Schaefer and Brooke Griffin of J. Marteney of 218 Hackmatack St., graduated with wave the mixture on high power Microwave these in their card Vi cup raisins once or twice. Add zucchini, 454 N. Main St.; and Roger and Matthew Wesson of 472 branch and is a member of the disaster until boiling to dissolve the gelatin. Peel and mash avocado with 4 green onions with tops, sliced t capo chopped cooked chicken p.m. at Spencer Village. honors in German from Georgetown University. board boxes on high power for thin mushrooms, olives, pimiento, and Tolland ’Turnpike. action team. Complete the recipe as directed. about 2to 3 minutes. Add to salads. lemon juice and Tabasco sauce. Vi cup mayonnaise sliced salami. Washington D.C. She received a bachelor’s degree. Packages of gelatin that make Add remaining ingredients and W green pepper, seeded and . ■/« cup apricot preserves In a small bowl blend remaining four servings can be microwaved blend well; chill until serving time. chopped Vi teaspoon ginger Molded gazpacho salad Makes iVs cups. ingredient.^. Stir into vegetables and chilled in a 2-cup glass Vi cup pimento-stuffed green Place onion and butter in a Microwave, covered, on high for 3 Births iqeasure. Fill it with one cup of with avocado dressing olives, sliced l‘A-quart casserole. (k)ver and Z jars (« ounces each) marinated to 4 minutes, or until heated. Stir. water and m'icrowave on high for 2 envelopes unflavored gelatin Chilled chicken pie microwave on high for 2 minutes. Refrigerate, covered, at least 4 THE SUPERMARKET WITH artichoke hearts Stir in celery, water chestnuts, 2*A to 3 minutes, or until boiling. 3 cups tomato juice . 1 envelope unflavored gelatin hours, or overnight, ^rv es 8 Kreisberg, Jay Germain, son of 1 cup crab meat (imitation crab pineapple, green pepper, raisins people. Williams, Jeffrey Raymond, son Jonathan Kreisberg and Mary of Richard A. Williams and Susan Aline Germain, of 425 Bread and (Spritzer) Williams, of Hollis nnitiiHonsE p r h :i :s Supermarket Shopper Milk St., Coventry, was born June 8 Center, Maine, and both former at Manchester Memorial Hospital. Manchester residents, was bom The baby’s maternal grandpar June 26 at Mercy Hospital. Por ami (HM M TY, ’I'OO ents are Mr. and Mrs. Raymond tland, Maine. The paternal grand DOUBLE COUPONS Germain of Schuylerville. N.Y. mother is Dorothy A. Williams of Throw coupons instead of rice at supermarket wedding The paternal grandparents are 338 Woodbridge St. The maternal THE BUTCHER SHOP...CARVING A GREAT TRADITION Mr. and Mrs. Monroe Kreisberg of grandmother is Virginia Randolph £ Bayside, N.Y. The baby has one Spitzer of Hollis Center, Maine. Chuck Steaks ;;:.Bv Martin Sloane proudly. ‘When I find a good coupon and also find the sister. Kara, age 2. London Broil Top Round ;^nlted Feature Syndicate Item on sale. I don’t just buy one. I buy a lot. And if I Wilson, Sam Mitchell, son of Or Roasts Smith, Jenna Marie, daughter of David and Susan (Pohl) Wilson of Steaks Roasts want more coupons. I buy several newspapers” (5-ounce. lO-ounce or 1,5-ounce). Expires Aug. 31 BBEK CHUCK-BONE IN-BLADE 1ST CUT BEEF CHUCK-BONELESS SHOULDER "You’ll never win” .said Larrv Ab.ston when hi.s Clip ’n’ file refunds 1986. Gregory and Julie (Sheridan) 37 Lyman Road, Bolton, was bom m \ I MOUND MONl I 1 A year ago, the couple started refunding together Smith of 14 Watrous Road. Bolton, ;;^ife Sherry told him that she had entered the REDPACK Free Offer, Receive a coupon good June 17 at Hartford Hospital. The \ USDA / \ U S O A ? and decided that the refund money they saved in 198,'; Seasonings, Sauces, Sugar, \ USOA / — ‘Fantasy Contest ” sponsored by WIZZARD RADIO- would go toward a diamond anniversary ring for for a free can of Redpack Tomatoes, Send the was bom June 11 at Manchester maternal grandparents are Mr. Ib :e s s ^ \ Syrup, Salad Dressings (File 5) V b e e f } 104 in nearby Daphney. Ala Sherry. required refund form and three labels from any Memorial Hospital. and Mrs. Harold C. Pohl of 157 69 1 9 9 The baby’s maternal grand i .. Sherry’s fantasy? She wanted to renew her wedding Sherry was thinking about her upcoming loth Clip out this file and keep it with similar Redpack Tomato product. Expires July 31. 1986. Brookfield St. The paternal grand Grain Fed Beef Grain Fed Beet mother is Mrs. Bernard Sheridan Gram I (hI ii(M*f . - vows in a supermarket and have the wedding guests wedding anniversary when she heard that five lucky cash-off coupons — beverage refund offers with mother is Serafina M. Wilson of 185 of 106 Hebron Road. Bolton. Her BEEF CHUCK-BONELESS CHUCK OR BEEF ROUND-BONELESS-16 TO 26 LBS.3S. throw coupons instead of rice! WIZZARD RADIO listeners would get a chance to live McCorm ick Free Beef Offer. Receive a Main St. and the late Edward J. lOO'/. PURE CHUCK.LESSER QUANTITIES 1.19 LB. 100S PURE ROUNIKESSER OUANTITIIS 2.1118. beverage coupons, for example. Start collecting paternal grandparents are Mr. and Cuslom There was no way a fantasy like that could lo.se out their fantasies. coupon good for $1.50 off your next ground-beef Wilson. Boneless & Cut io the needed proofs of purchase while looking for Mrs, Harold Smith of 214 Bolton |69 W h o le © ^ 8 9 Fresh Fresh ""nS:? Sherry was a contest winner. But why do it in a Sherry and Larry renewed their vows on the required forms at the supermarket, in purchase. Send the required refund form and six Order ' supermarket? Universal Product Codes in any combination of Center Road, Bolton. Shoulder Roasts ^ Top Rounds lb Ground Chuck Ground Round >b Valentine s Day. A limousine picked them up at their newspapers and magazines, and when trading Klotzer, Benjamin Paul, son of BECr ftlB-eONElESS HALVES 419 LB V. Because my husband and I have become great home in Jackson. Ala.,'and took them to the with friends. Offers may not be available in all the following: Taco. Chili. Spaghetti Sauce, Jeffrey P. and Linda (Worthing PLUME DEVFAU-RIB CHOPS 2 99 LB SMOKED SAUSAGE OR frozen- all B « F savers, and supermarket shopping is one of our Pietrantonio, Emma Kohler, Beef Rib Eyes s *mb, n, 3.99 Fresh Veal Shoulder Blade Chops m 1 .9 9 Hillshire Polska Kielbasa 4 .4 9 CALIFORNIA LARG^ SALADETTE CANTALOUPE-HONEYOEW-WATERMELON CUTS FRI8HCUT and Mrs. Lester Black of 92 parents are Mr. and Mrs. Edward Potato Salad ib Hake Fillets ,i.1.99 'C l Linwood Drive. Paternal grand Donohue of Natick, Mass. Plum Extra Fancy 6 9 ^ Pack banana bread in picnic basket parents are Mr. and Mrs. Patrick TH E FREEZER Tomatoes m Melon Trays THE DAIRY Clancy of 167 Highland St. Dellslo, Brandon Anolhony, son J S NO 1 ADO COLOR TO SUMMLH SA( ADS TROPICAL JUICY SWEET I i Going on a picnic this weekend? (about 3 bananas) Make up a batch of this moist dients; beat 2 minutes at medium 9x5-inch loaf pans. Divide dough in of Anthony J. and Kathy (Rivest) Red Salad Onions ib 59'^ Red M angos 1 cup chopped walnuts or pecans Citrus Kill FARM FRESH-CRISP l ARCE JUICY TANGY £ speed of electric mixer, scraping half; roll out each half to form Maston, Stephen Nathaniel, son Delisio of 69 Wilfred Road, was banana oatmeal bread ahead of 2 eggs, beaten bowl occasionally. Add banana, of John Joseph Maston and Alison bom June 28 at Manchester Romaine Lettuce <>, 59'= Florida Limes 599* time and pack it up in the picnic 15x9-inch rectangle. Roll up Orange Juice FRF^H ITALIAN lARM TRESH TENDER basket. nuts and eggs; beat at medium tightly, starting with narrow end; (Watson) Maston of 34 French Memorial Hospital. The maternal Cinnamon-Sugar Topping: speed 2 minutes. Stir in enough Road, Bolton, was born June 19 at grandparents are Mr. and Mrs. concentrate Frying Peppers 89'= Green or Yellow Squash ,b 59*= pinch together ends and seam to ALL MIXED VARIETIES SUMMER QUENCHER ALL FLAVORS Banana Oatmeal Bread 2 tablespoons granulated sugar remaining flour to make stiff seal. Place in prepared pans. Manchester Memorial Hospital. Robert Rivest of Enfield. The Vt teaspoon cinnamon dough. Maternal grandparents are Mr. paternal grandparents are Mr. and Hot Chili Peppers ,,,1.49 Thirsty Man Fruit Drinks 3 'b*,?.' ‘ 1 Dough: For cinnamon-sugar topping: 1 egg, beaten Knead on light floured surface 8 and Mrs. Lynwood L. Watson of Mrs. James Delisio of GROCERY JSPECIALS 6V< to 7'/i cups all-purpose flour For dough: to 10 minutes or until dough is In small bowl, combine cin Vernon. Paternal grandparents Wethersfield. j . 1 cup quick or old-fashioned oats, In large bowl, combine 1 cup smooth and elastic. Grease large namon and sugar; mix well. Brush are Mr. and Mrs. Francis Maston uncooked flour, oats, undissolved yeast and bowl. loaves with egg; sprinkle with of 36 Lyndale St. The baby has a Chicken Of The Sea Scott REGULAR OR COUNTRY STYLE Z packages active dry yeast ^ cinnamon mixture. Let rise in Light’n Lively | 8 9 salt; mix well. In small saucepan, Shape dough to form a ball: brother, Wayne Craig Maston, 8, '/j-gal Hood f | Q 0 2 teaspoons salt warm place about 1 hour or until ctn. Chunk Light Tuna Paper Towels stir together milk, sugar and place in prepared bowl, turning and a sister, Lauren Carole Mas Ice Milk Cottage Cheese c o n i. ~ double in size. O’Brien, Casey Robert, son of IN OIL OR WATER VA cups milk butter over medium heat until ton. 6. LEISURE TIME SINGLE PLY-ASSORTED PASTEURIZED once to coat surface of dough. Heat oven to 350 degrees. Bake Robert J. and Marion (Marcopu- e ib Q Q c V4 cup firmly packed brown butter is almost melted and liquids los) O’Brien of 400 N. Main St., was Ice C u b e s bag 9 9 Breakstone's Sour Cream cent 5 9 ' Cover; let rise in warm place about loaves 25 minutes. Cover loosely ALL VARIETIES sugar are very warm (120 to 130 I'A hours or until double in size. Standley, Richard Robert, son of bom June 30 at Manchester LIMON VANILiA OR PLAIN HOOD Vt cup butter or margarine with foil. Continue baking 25 to 30 Robert E. Standley and Maryanne Jell-0 Pudding Pops Nuform Yogurt 2 *1 degrees). Punch dough down. Cover; iet Memorial Hospital. The maternal GOOD HUMOR X Banana yeast bread is good for healthy eating. 1 cup mashed very ripe bananas Gradually add to dry ingre minutes or until bread sounds (Carlson) Standley of 360 Oakland Rr(jUlAROH MIIICAN rest 10 minutes. Grease two hollow when tapped. grandparents are Mr. and Mrs. Ice Stripes 1.99 Kraft Velveeta Loaf X 1.99 St., was born June 17 at Manches Marc Marcopulos of West Hart DELICIOUS ALL VARIETIES ter Memorial Hospital. Maternal A ll MIIKSHAKE rt AVORS ford. The paternal grandparents Lifesavor Pops 'pm 1 San Giorgio A&P P lu s grandparents are Mr. and Mrs. HOWARD JOHNSON S Depo'.>il Hood Shake-Lips 3 c'»l* 1 are Mr. and Mrs. Robert O’Brien, GRATED Richard W. Carlson of 202 Porter Macaroni & Cheese 'p.T 6 9 ‘ Macaroni ■ p k g s Soda also of West Hartford. CAMPBELLS Kraft Parmesan Cheese X, 2 .2 9 Combine eggs and produce M e n ^ SWtrHAS CinCSfEhKA'dO* PiO BR A N D St. Paternal grandparents are Mr. GRATED and Mrs. Roger Schuetz of 11 P&Q Mixed Vegetables X 69'= Pork & Beans Nacho Tortilla Chips 9 9 ', Trudeau, Amanda Pearl, daugh SWEETENED GREAT WITH HOT DOGS Kraft Romano Cheese X, 2 .2 9 RIGUIAM SUCEO ' Foster St. «<*/ C Q « Meals on Wheels ter to Kenneth E. and Jeannie Seneca Grape Juice'; Friends Baked Beans ’ir 79' A&P B*B«Q Sauce till 9 9 Senior citizens Wednesday: Pineapple juice, IMEIDC A&P Mozzarella Cheese X 8 9 ' (Smith) Tmdeau of Parker Street, REOMONEYRiANSOR O il I S I Yl I HMI A|}& niJTJf R CHIPS OR The following meals are to be teriyaki chicken, macaroni salad, Fitzgerald, Anna Marie, daugh SLICED for quick, convenient menus The following meals will be was bom June 30 at Manchester LMinute Maid Lemonade' 8___ 9 ‘ A&P Pork & Beans 3 '.'r‘1 A&P Kosher Spears ':,''1.39 A&P Provolone served to Meals on Wheels clients carrot-raisin salad, double choco ter of Michael Scott Fitzgerald and IN A SUITCASE PLUS OEP ^ IN A S O U ff/ t BOTTLE X ' 8 9 ' served at Mayfair Gardens and late cake. Memorial Hospital. The maternal Looking for quick and conve V/t cups milk blended. the week of July 21 through 25. The Westhill Gardens the week of July Wendy (Norling) Fitzgerald of 669 grandparents are Mr. and Mrs. Busch Beer 24 'c=:,~ 8 .4 9 A&P Ketchup 'b,~1.29 ( WEEK W 3 RUBBERMAID Servm Saver ^ i Minute Maid Drinks 1)4-0/ 9 9 ' nient menu ideas for ■ a busy hot noon meal is listed first, the 21 through 25, to Manchester E. Middle Turnpike, was bom June LIGHT OR DRAFT PIUS OEP CREAMY 1 tablespoon dry mustard In 7- to 10-inch omelet pan or Thursday: Mixed vegetable Garnet Smith of Vanceboro, • lU Cup Sfjuaf f CylindPr 179 R{ CilnAROR NAtUMAl summer schedule? Combine eggs cool evening meal second. residents who are 60 or older: 21 at Manchester Memorial Hospi Piels Beer 2A 7 .4 9 A&P Mayonnaise X 9 9 ' • 12 Cup bowl Vt teaspoon salt skillet over medium-high heat, juice, liver with onion gravy, Maine. The paternal grandparents WHITE Monday: Boneless port loin with tal. Maternal grandparents are LIGHT OR DARK-PLUS DEP • Brpaddr.C Ct»*arn S ayrr your I Seneca Applesauce “.T 89' with any garden produce to create 'A teaspoon pepper heat butter until just hot enough to Monday: Frankfurters, baked are Mr. and Mrs. Lawrence ?-Ol DPCanlpr r.fioiCP MEFRfSHING gravy, baked potato, squash, mashed potatoes, broccoli au Mr. and Mrs. Paul Norling of 32 Lowenbrau Beer 24 A&P Marshmallows 2 X *1 I - speedy and highly nutritious foods. In buttered 2-quart casserole, sizzle a drop of water. Pour in egg beans, cole slaw, fruit cocktail. Tmdeau of 71 Jarvis Road. The NUTRITIOUS LEMON COOLER RASPBERRY OR 1 EMON LIMi Seneca Grape Juice ’^71.49 salad, whipped gelatin. Roast beef ' gratin, rye bread, sliced peaches. m Puflf Begin by serving a Broccoli and alternate layers of bread cubes, mixture. (Mixture should set im Tuesday: Minestrone soup, Santina Drive. The paternal baby has a brother, Kenneth DfrtyAS’iW S*iii*0uS"C/ sandwich, applesauce, peaches, Friday: Cranberry juice, turkey grandparents are Dolores Seagren Total Breakfast Cereal r .' 1.69 Lipton Fruit Teas Z?2.79 Deer Park Spring Water 9 9 ' Ham Strata. It is a savory cheese, broccoli, ham and onion, mediately at edges.) spaghetti with Italian sauce and a la king, rice, mixed vegetables, Tmdeau Jr., 5, and a sister, SPftiNCfLOVIfEB C U P W -0 2 -lO-CT WITH NUTRA^SWEE T IN A CARDBOARD Rf;X Nf W Drakes Ring Ding Jrs. ’°b:?' 99* milk. of Sewickley. Pa., and James ORICINAI S fY ir PITA BREAD .. nutrient-packed dish which can be ending with bread cubes. Beat meatballs, Italian green beans, wheat bread, purple plums and Kathryn Tmdeau, 3. Sweetheart Plates X 1.79 Upton Iced Tea Mix 3.99 Hunts Tomato Sauce 59' Tuesday: Roast turkey with Fitzgerald of Fort Collins. Colo. MEOtUWSS^CT LARGE S4CT OSROSABlE " served as a lunch or dinner entree. together remaining ingredients With an inverted pancake Italian bread, fruit. cookie. VFGI TAHK Thomas’ Sahara Bread 69* • - To cut time, make this casserole in until blended. Pour over layered turner, carefully push cooked stuffing and gravy, whipped pota The baby has a brother, Travis Pampers Ultra Diapers bkb16.99 Hersheys New Trail Bars 1.69 W esson O il r i .1 9 HAVI A ROOT HIERFLOAT' the morning and refrigerate it until ingredients. Cover and refrigerate portions at edges toward center so toes. cranberry sauce, peas, salad, Hamilton Fitzgerald. 1*/^ Demko, Brittany Marie, daugh WHITE OR ASSORTED-SINGLE PLY VIENNA F IN G f H ^ p I ASY TOPRI PARI A&W Root Beer Daoovil :^99« l(H)0<1 Sunshine Hydrox Cookies ,'„!51.69 HI fiui AH Dtf T OR PEPSI F Rl I 1 ready to bake. several hours or overnight. uncooked portions can reach hot cake. Bologna and cheese sand ter of Gary Michael Demko and Scott Bath Tissue 3 9 ' Rice A Roni Pilaf 2 'X *1 wich, apple, milk. Plngree, Katherine Anne, ECONOMY PACK ALL FLAVORS-FAMll V VAI 111 Pepsi Cola or Slice Da|>u%ii 6 '/.r. 1.79 Just zip this casserole into the Uncover and bake in preheated pan surface, tilting pan and Jacqueline (Piantanida) Demko of qx* Q Q c YlASStf DtIT CAFFEINE fRLE Wednesday: Shells in meat D .J/ S D O G daughter of Stephen P. Pingree Scott Napkins Peti^Pan Peanut Butter':.” 2.39 Hood Fruit Drinks |uq 9 9 'S oven, and minutes later, you have 350-degree oven, until golden moving cooked portions as 70 Ridge St., was born at Manches ALL GRINDS SPECIAL FLAKED sauce, wax beans, peas, salad, and Maureen (Parks) Pingree of PAPER 9 INCH UNSCENTED OR REGULAR Coca Cola or Tab X =^,:,’ 1.29 a hearty meal. It’s perfect for the brown and knife inserted near necessary. ter Memorial Hospital June 20. 100<1 Q Q c HLGUt AROR DIET-PLUS DIPOSII pudding parfait. Cold turkey sand 210 Merrow Road, Coventry, was P&Q White Plates phq 9 9 Folgers Coffee "X 2 .7 9 Tide Detergent X 3 .2 9 center comes out clean, about 50 to GROOMING & Maternal grandparents are Mr. 6‘l> OZ SIZE GREAT ON SEAFOOD person who has no time to fuss in LIQUID Sunkist Orange Soda til 1.19 wich, applesauce, milk. bom June 21 at Manchester and Mrs. Richard Piantanida of 70 the kitchen. 60 minutes. Serves 6 to 8 servings. While top is still moist and White Foam Cups Seneca Lemon Juice X 9 9 ' Tide Detergent ”X 6 .9 9 HEALTH A BEAUTY AIDS Thursday: Corned beef dinner, Memorial Hospital. Maternal ALL VARIETIES^HECSE FLAVORED Finally, as soon as the apple cream-looking,* fill one side of Coleman Road. Paternal grand SINGLE PLY NAPKINS KING Sl/E /I AND GENERAL MERCHANDISE boiled potato, carrots, salad, pud PET SUPPLIES grandparents are Mr. and Mrs. parents are Dr. and Mrs: Richard awxt i iQ ------I harvest starts to come in, try a omelet with apple mixture and 2 P&Q Paper Napkins pkq I • I 9 Chee-Tos’ Snacks b:;l.19 State Line Potato Chips 'bl', 1.09 ! REGULAR OR MINT I ding. Ham salad sandwich, pineap Francis Parks of Rutherford. N.J. Demko of 74 Tuck Road. Maternal QUARTS SO-CT 2 39 OR GALLON BAKE DOR CRUNf.HV quick apple omelet. Apple Omelet tablespoons of the cheese. With withvir/j this coupon tb-rj/ M QQ Aim Gel Pump V .t ' 1.39 ple, milk. , Paternal grandparents are Mr. great-grandparents are Mr. and Ziploc storage Bags 2 .6 9 Wise Potato Chips baq 1 * 9 9 Bachman Jax iMq 99' If your harvest includes a bushel pancake turner, fold omelet in X I 99 LESS 1 99 M IG RIBATI half, and invert onto plate with a Friday: Baked haddock, and Mrs. Russell Pingree of Mrs. Alphonse Piantanida and Mr. REGULAR 40<1 -2 59 ' 18— MANCHESTER HERALD. Wednesday July 16 1986 MANCHESTER HERALD. Wednesday. July 16. I98B — 17 HAOAR THE HORRIBLE by Oik Brown* PEANUTS by Char)** M. Schulz W/pe YoUfz fbbtJ I Jiie r *^HOU) LONeYrHIS 15 ^ I REAP ABOUT A Wednesday TV cueAMEP MY BOAT/ f A M E M lJ S B A H P W M o , UJHO CARES? I'M I ONCE WENT FOR TfZASMEP MY Ho u s e f=d p y e a p s ? PO WE HAVE/"SURVIVAL," SETTING HUNGRV! /*| m a n once who WENT HALF AN HOUR TO MIKE T^EMEMBER^ EIGHTY-ONE PAYS WITHOUT CARROT CAKE' 5:00PM [ESPN ] Action Spoite o I. WITHOUT FOOP.. SO'e: Odyisev Cup Yacht Race F r tOna Italy. MACGYVER 7 ^ I t 5:30PM [D IB ] MOVIE: 'Swies Fan y j . Robinson' A shipwrecked family ban storms, snakes, tigers and pirates to tur In the "MacGyver” episode desert island into a paradise. Dorot airing WEDNESDAY, JULY McGuire. Tommy Kirk. James MacArthi IS on ABC, MacGyver (Rich V 1960. Rated G. fflUliilllliiN Ik " ard Dean Anderson) escapes [ESPN ] Down the Stretch from a carefully aimed bazoo U.8. 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Part 2 of 2. tween a 15-year-old boy. who becomes JtM PAVfSi [E S P N ] Mazda SportsLook 8:30PM dD Chartle & Company (CC) lost in the Great Cypress Swamp, and a [H B O ] MOVIE: 'Trancers' (CC| In the Charlie suffersjrom stage fright when he murderer who has hidden in the labyrinth CAPTAIN EASY - by Crooks ft Casale year 2247. a sinister mystic threatens the must deliver ^spee ch for Junior's high for 16 years. Vic Morrow, Jacqueline peace of Angel City with zombie-like disci Scott, Noah Beery. 1977. hIs'bSAfved * school class. (R). ■ EA$y, ARE ples called Trancers. Rated PG-13. J dD Family Feud [ESPN ] SportsCenter VOU B A C K [M A X ] MOVIE: Mad Max: Beyond BLONDIE by Dean Young A Sian Drak* TH ER E ? Thunderdome' (CC) In an apocalyptic so [D IS ] Danger Bay 11:35PM CD Entertainment Tonight Lisa Bonet talks about her feature film de ciety, a loner battles the ruthless queen of 9:00PM dD Airwolf A would-be model you CAN 'T HAVE ,^111 an evil city. Mel Gibson, Tina Turner, Bruce but in the upcoming film, "Angel Heart". In saves Hawke from assassins and tags Stereo. MAVOAV IN J U L Y V Spence. 1985. Rated PG-13. along while he eludes the Firm to recover [U S A ] USA Cartoon Express stolen information (60 min.) (R). [M AX] MOVIE: 'Mask' (C C ) A disfi gured teen strived to lead a normal life with 6:30PM CD m *a *s *h CD ® Hardcastle and McCormick (CC) the help of his strong-willed mother. Cher. Hardcastle rounds up his old basketball Q l) Benson Eric Stoltz. Sam Elliott. 1985. Rated PG- .6 team to help out an old college friend in 13. S. Hogan's Heroes trouble. (60 min.) (R). 1 1:40PM [H B O ] MOVIE: Prizzi's U @ NBC Nightly News CD MOVIE: 'The Day the Earth Caught Honor' (C C ) A hit man for an underworld Nightly Business Report Fire' The U .S.A. and Russia unknowingly conduct simultaneous nuclear tests at the crime family falls in love with a beautiful ' dg) A BC News North and South Poles causing the earth's but dangerous hired killer Jack Nicholson, dD Noticiero SIN orbit to shift. Janet Munro, Leo McKern. Kathleen Turner, Angelica Huston. 1985 Rated R. dD Harper Valley 1962. ARLO AND JANIS by Jimmy Johnson [CN N ] Showbiz Today d§) Gimme a Break Nell overreacts 1 2:00AM CD Dynasty when she learns that Joey is a gifted child. CD Merv Griffin [E S P N ] Inside the PGA Tour |R). (R) In Stereo. IT m m n IA6KGPTHEM AMD JU&T HOW AMI SUP (ID Star Trek 7:00PM CD CBS News @ ) dD Championship Ballroom Dancing HI, MOM! SIGNALING TO COME AND POSED TO TELL THEM HE d D Rocky and Friends CD Goodwill Games {3 hrs.) 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UA5NT rr? @ Wheel of Fortune the rhysterious and intelligent rats of NIMH AFPUCAHT&. to save her family. Voices of D ^^^eluise, dD La Trampa (2 hrs.) State Rep. James McCavanaghf D- charripions participating in the Region I d D NIacNetl-Lehrer Newshour Derek Jacobi, Peter Strauss. Rated dD Comedy Breek Manchester, in front of the Municipal tournament ot the national Youth Newlywed Game G. [CNN] Newsnight d D Novela: El Engano (60 min.) [ESPN] Bowling: PBA Austin Open Building. Team members from left are Soccer Association in Niagara Falls, \ From Texas. (2 hrs.) Live. [E S P N ] Surfing: Forenza Womens' d S Nightly Business Report World Cup From Oahu, HI. (R). Mary Moriarty, Mike Kelsey and Jessica N.Y., last weekend. Each team played d D Matt Houston [ T M C ] M O V IE: The Grey Fox' A stage Marquez. The two teams, the Manches three games in the tournament. Seven coach robber, after 30 years in San Quen [U SA] Edge of Night [C N N ] Moneyline tin, finds himself baffled by the new rail 1 2:05AM ( D Magnum, P.l. The dar ter Rowdies (boys) and the Manchester teen boys and 15 girls from Manchester ALLEY OOP M ANCHESTER H ER ALD. Wednesday. July 16. 1986 _ti Advice Thoughts BUSINESS How about those rocks! Their then, that we could relate to the families areigneous, sedimentary, Lord as one Rock (Psalms 18; 28, Vivisection is a barbarous practice and metamorphic. Without them 92, II Sam. 22), that living water brooks would not babble, volca comes forth from rock (Nu. 20, Ne. DEAR Sometimes, it is changed to “ No noes would not erupt, mountains 9, Job 29), that altars stand upon a Markdown of 3 percent on bonds is reasonable sations from cordless telephones ABBY: I ran would not soar, geysers would not r(K;k (Ex. 33, Ju. 6), that a fortress visitation will be observed." but it from over a mile away, and this across some means the same thing — the family spout, continents would not drift, of security would be within a rock QUESTION: experience is not uncommon. oceans would not roar, and the (Psalms 3, 71, 42), that salvation In November Bond prices, of course, are You should also be aware that thing you wrote does not wish to have people come brokerage firm, which will handle the semiannual interest in my Another warning: Certain types world would not turn. From the would be a rock (Ps. 89), that a quoted as a percentage of face newspaper bid and asked quota- some lime ago. to the funeral home. 1977. I bought a the redemption. For that, you account. The bank is a member of Dear Abby of cordless telephones are vulnera field of paleomagnetism to the Christ-centered home would stand value. The "bid” is the price at ti()ns for Treasury bonds are and I must say This might have been the de $10,000 U.S. should expect to pay a service fee the Federal Deposit Insurance ble to “ hackers’’ who could elec jaggedness of plate tactonics, from upon a rock (Mt. 7), that the church which bond dealers are willing to mid-afternoon prices the previous God bless you ceased person’s wishes. I know Tre a s u ry IVt — not a full-scale commission. Ask Corp. That protects the interest Abigail Van Buren tronically break into your tele aggregates of minerals to conglo would be built upon a rock (Mt. 16), Investors’ buy and the "asked” is the price at day. Those prices can change for your stand that I do not want to be viewed percent bond, 4 . ' your bank what it charges. and other money in my account. phone line and charge their toll merations of aggregates, from and the list could continue. which those dealers are willing to during each business day. Your on vivisection when I die. And I hope my family due to mature Guide Does it also insure the T notes the calls to your bill. speckles of grain to boulders of • i > ' sell — in amounts of $1 million and bond might be sold at a price — less If you’re going to be near a It took great will carry out my last wishes. in 2007. directly bank is holding for me? granite, from cavernous caves to This summer as you and I up. On smaller amounts, prices are the markdown — higher or lower Federal geserve Bank or branch courage to NO VIEWING. THANK YOU The public has a short memory. from a Federal William A. Doyle Plutonic plateaus, from the pull of "vacation” let us notice the rocks. marked down when you .«ell and than the published price. within the 30 days before the T note speak out In 1972, the Watergate burglars Reserve Bank. ANSWER: No. But you have gravity to the lure of galaxies, God made them. We will see them marked up when you buy. matures, you can probably drop against inflict DEAR NO VIEWING: And if were caught trying to place a T h e market absolutely no cause for concern. rocks arefoundationaltolife. Each everywhere. They illustrate and value of that QUESTION: I have a $5,000 U.S. your note off. Most Fed banks and ing endless torture experimenting ings perfectly when he said: “ You they don't, there's no forgiving, so transmitter-in the telephone of the The bank is simply holding your T rock is unique and contains within symbolize life in every form and bond issue went The markdown on your sale Treasury note due to mature in two branches will accept Treasury on living creatures do not settle whether an experie- better tell them while you’re political opposition. Had cordless notes in "book-entry” form — it the story of the universe — a every aspect. Let us take advan might be made by your local bank months. I know I can redeem it at notes and bonds for redemption Continued success in your work ment is justified nr not by merely living. telephones been available at that as low as “52. bid: 53. asked” when reasonably expect for this "odd- recorded on Federal Reserve story of mystery, beauty, violence, tage of the opportunities before us and/or the bond dealer who face value, without any charge, during the month before maturity and in your life. My family and 1 showing that it is of some use The time, they could have merely interest rates soared. Recently, lot” sale? computers. peace, pressure, transformations, this summer to be in touch with the handles^the sale. If your bank when it matures.by presenting it to and rp^il redemption checks on the thank'you. Please run the item distinction is not between useful D EAR ABBY: In a recent that bond issue has been quoted in maturity date. presented their target with one as a and combinations in ever changing One upon whom we stand, the One channels the sale through an a Federal Reserve Bank or Your T notes belong to you — not enclosed and useless experiments, but be column you suggested a portable “ gift.” and listened to their heart’s newspaper tables at about “95. ANSWER: A markdown of 3 themes which we never will fully we proclaim as "our rock and our intermediary correspondent bank, branch. However, there is no such the bank. If the bank goes bust, its ALICE PIEL. NEW YORK tween barbarous and civilized cordless telephone for people who .content. bid: 96. asked.’’ I intend to sell my percent or less can be counted as I have to say your worries about comprehend. God made it that salvation." that bank might increase the total bank or branch within 200 miles of creditors won’t be able to touch behavior. V'iviseclion is a social work in their yards a lot and rush RAYMOND F. GAWRYLA. bond through my local bank. "reasonable.” Any markdown the U.S. Postal Service are over way. From reading your column. ! markdown. my home and I do not care to mail your notes. Those notes.would be D EAR A LICE: I think it's worth evil because if it advances human back into the house to answer the SCRANTON. PA. much greater than that could be blown. By sending your T note for repeating: The fact that rocks are re ferr^ Dr. Paul Kroll, know that the published bid and it because of the risks involved. redemption by registered mail, transferred to another bank, still in knowledge, it does so :il the phone but seem to get there too called "outrageous.” Besides the markdown, your late. to hundreds of times in the Bible is Associate Pastor asked prices on Treasury bonds Is there any other way this note return receipt requested, you’ll be book-entry, and would remain expense of human ch;iracter" CONFIDENTIAL TO YOU: no coincidence. Is it any wonder. So. if your bond is sold when the bank might very well charge a D EAR ABBY: How do you feel As one with 13 years of profes South United Methodist Church are for “ round lots” of $I million or can be redeemed, without paying a insured against loss. your property. Tune into “ Hour Magazine” to bid price for a round lot of the same .service fee. further reducing your commi.ssion? about vivisection, which is defined sional experience in electronics. I more. How much of markdown DEAR ABBY: Regarding the morrow and watch me cohost the issue is 95. you should get at least 92 net proceeds from the sale. These Summed up. Treasury notes, as “the cutting of or operation on a believe the public should be from the quoted bid price on the QUESTION: The bank through bonds and bills purchased through meaning of “ No calling hours" show with Gary Collins. I make a — $9,200 for the $10,000 face value days, banks levy fees ranging from ANSWER: You can turn the T living animal, usually for physio warned about the lack of privacy day my bond is sold can I bond. which I purchased U.S. Treasury a bank and left with the bank are when someone dies: chocolate mousse, work out and $25 to $75 for bond transaclions. note over to a local bank or logical or pathological investiga when using these devices. Cordless talk a lot. See you Thursday. notes holds the notes and deposits rock-solid safe. tion; animal experimentation, es I work for a newspaper and write telephones transmit conversations pecially if considered to cause the obituaries, and when I gel a call using short-wave radio signals. distress to the subiect'’" from a funeral home concerning a Many users are under the false Problems? Write to Abby. For a tls }U fH h & Jingle T H E ‘A V E R A G E ’ B U D G E T FOR ANIMAL RIGHTS funeral, everything has alretidy impression that because the unit personal, unpublished reply, send 7 IN NEW YOR K been decided b> the family If they operates only within a limited a self-addressed, stamped enve Youth Specialty-Shop How Americans spend their money Exxon fine of $10 million say “ No calling hours" ihe.v mean range, the signal travels no lope to Abby. P O . Box 38923. 757 MAIN ST.. DOWNTOWN MANCHESTER DEAR FOR: The late George they do not want to have tinyone farther. Not so. With a very cheap Hollywood. Calif. 90038. All corres upsets Bernard Shaw expressed my feel- visiting the funeral home receiver. I have overheard conver pondence is confidential. REPEATING {% OF AFTER-TAX INCOME, 1985) may be the highest in state INSIDE SIDEWALK SALE Sears Breast problem could be an imbalance Food and tobacco 18.1% BRIDGEPORT (AP) - A West- should keep its promises and deal Dowie testified that Exxon .pt. CHICAGO (AP) — “ What’s new port man who says Exxon officials fairly and honestly with its agreed to the demands and he 45-50% OFF at your local FEARS store?” has broke their promises when he was employees. began working as vice president of D E A R D R . D EAR R E A D E R : You raise a child’s behavior lies inside or Sears, Roebuck & Co. suing — not recruited seven years ago has been Golub said Tuesday that the marketing at the Qyx division in G O TT: I am a STOREWIDE SALE question of attention-getting be outside the normal range. laughing — all the way to federal avvarded $10.1 million, in what jury’s verdict was a finding of Lionville, Pa. In February 1980. 40-year-old 1^ on Spring & Summer Merchandise havior. Many children, particu court. court officials call the largest jury “ actual, significant fraud.” Dowie said he was hired at a woman and am Housing 14.3% larly bright ones, seem constantly D EA R DR. G O TT: I have a The line, from a comedy skit award ever granted in a Connecti The jury found that Exxon salary of $82,000 with bonuses of up cut court. wondering Dr. Gott restless. This may be the way they detached retina in one eye and INFANTS - TODDLERS being distributed to radio stations Enterprises Inc. and the Exxon to 40 percent, and would also be what could have learned to gain attention in an degeneration in the other. 1 heard around the country by the Ameri The award — $9 million of which Corp. breached their agreement GIRLS (Sizes 4-14) BOYS a YOUTH (Sizes 4-20) allowed to purchase 50,000 shares cause the nipple adult world thaf pays little atten that linseed oil is good for the eyes. can Comedy Network, plays off the was in punitive damages — was with Dowie. Court officials said the of privately owned stock which Shorts & Sets of m y left Peter Gott, M.D. tion to them. If such children are Is this true? Is there anything else I Shorts 8i Sets jingle, "There’s more for your life Transportation 12.4% made Tuesday to Ian J. Dowie and jury awarded Dowie $1 million would be worth as much as $25 per breast to leak. gifted, they may be bored with can do? Slacks & Sets Slacks & Sets at Sears,” in a spoof against the against Exxon Corp. and one of its with interest retroactive to Jan. 1. Pajamas share in seven years. school or the home situation; the South African regime of apartheid. former subsidiaries. They also found he was defrauded Dresses Pajamas DEAR only way they can cope is by being D EA R R E A D E R ; You describe Apartheid is the policy of racial and gave him $100,000 for financial Rompers Slacks Household operation He cl^m s he was told he would READER: hyperactive. two serious ocular conditions that segregation and discrimination. 11.8% Dowie, 48, said Tuesday he was losses and $25,000 for emotional Skirts be given the opportunity to run Qyx Non-lactat ing Of course, some children arc require the attention of an ophthal Suits Not laughing all the way to U.S. overjoyed with the verdict of the distress. Slacks or another Exxon venture. But women may develop infections in disease progresses, therapy with labeled hyperactive because of District Court here. Sears officials jury, which began deliberations in Finally, the jury granted $4.5 mologist. Linseed oil. aside from Jerseys - Blouses Jerseys shortly after he was hired, Exxon the breasts or hormonal imbalan cortisone may be considered. The another, different condition called position against apartheid for Bridgeport on Monday and an million each In punitive damages being ineffectual and causing Bathing Suits '‘Bathing Suits Medical care ■>1 11.3% merged the Qxy group and other ces that may cause breasts to leak., diagnosis is established by micros attention deficit disorder. These many years,” said Sears attorney ■; nounced the decision at 1 p.m. against Exxon Enterprises Inc. possible eye damage, is of no groups into the Exxon Office Make an appointment with a copic examination of one of the youngsters show nervous-system Floyd Mandell of the Chicago law Tuesday. and Exxon Office Systems Co., a benefit and might cause eye 20% OFF h i Systems Co. and rejected Dowie gynecologist to discover the cause lumps Sfter it has been removed by disorders resulting from genetic damage. In addition, it might firm Katten, Muchin, Zavis, Pearl, Clothing and jewelry ” It’s been four long years of division of the Exxon Corp. of the leaking. biopsy. The lesions of sarcoidosis causes, chemical factors or birth CARTER’S UNDERWEAR Greenberger & Galler. And Sears i l l 6.9% waiting,” Dowie said. “ I didn’t for president and vice president, delay your getting to a specialist Dowie, who now owns Bench testimony showed. may disappear of their own accord injury. They are usually of better- Briefs, Undershirts, Panties, has no business in South Africa, he who can help you. Recreation S ; 7- want to settle this case. It was a mark East Inc., a Westport man D EA R DR. G O TT: What causes after months or years. The disease than-average intelligence but said in a telephone interview. 6.4% matter of principal. I wanted In January 1081, he became vice agement consulting firm, said he president of field operations in the sarcoidosis and what can be done is ordinarily not serious, but show blocks of attention span or Intermediate Jackets, Blazers But, he said, some people someone to stand up and tell Be informed about prescription Savings_ had worked for IBM's (Canadian marketing division of the Exxon about it? requires long-term medical emotional stability, as well as in mistakenly thought Sears was the 4.6% Exxon; ‘You’re wrong.’” drugs: Send for Dr. Gott’s new subsidiary for 17 years when Office Systems Co.' Dowie said he followup vision, language, memory and target of the parody. Loan/charge interesr Maurice F..zMaurice, Exxon’s Health Report. Consumer Tips On Vz PRICE — Reduced to Clear -3 J,% several officials from,Exxon En was promised 8100,000 a year, with D EA R R EA D ER : Sarcoidosis is motor skills. "Sears simply wanted to make a Personal care/ Hartford lawyer, said he could not Medicines. For your copy, send $I Large group of youth slacks, denim A cord leans. ,1.4% terprises, Inc. contacted him about possible bonuses of up to 25 a chronic disease of unknown Waist 25” to 30” point,” Mandell said. “ They don’t comment on the case. Although some degree of res and your name and address to P.O. Other/miscellanaous a job in August 1979. percent. cause It produces painless lumps D EAR DR. G O TT: 1 know a tlessness is common in most think the issue of apartheid is 9.7% FitzMaurice called only one Box 2597. Cincinnati. OH 45201. Be Mastercard • Visa All S ales Final No Ad)ustments on Prevloua Salea Dowie said he told them he After he had moved his family to in many organs, especially the 7-year-old girl who is never still. 6-to-10-year-olds, a persistent or funny.” witness — Dowie himself — in the sure to mention the title. wanted $100,000 annually in salary, Stamford, Dowie was reassigned lungs, spleen skin and lymph She does well in her studies, but she disruptive pattern may indicate Mandell said that Sears has six-day trial before Chief U.S. TOTAL: % the opportunity to run a business as and demoted to director of world glands. If the condition is disco can't sit in her chair during school the need for a complete pediatric received "a very encouraging 100 District Judge T. F. Gilroy Daly. president or chief operating of wide distribution- a job he re vered accidentally, no treatment is and always likes to “ be on stage" respolfse from American Comedy Dowie was represented by David evaluation A skillful pediatrician 8ourc«: U.S. Commarca Dapartmant NEA GRAPHIC ficer, and equity or ownership in ferred to as the "kiss of death.” necessary. If the Is this normal? Network” and that the case could Golub and Richard Blumenthal of can usually determine whether the DUE TO POPULAR DEMAND... the company to provide compensa Dowie said he was fired on Feb. 0, be settled this week. a Stamford law firm. In his final Last year, the average American spent more than half of his income on food, tion for losing a similar position at 1983 Without getting the stock, The Associated Press could not argument, Golub told the jury to WE’RE REPEATING OUR: tobacco, housing, transportation, running a household and medical care. IBM. IBM officials testified that he bonuses or promotions he had been reach officials at American consider whether a corporation was in line for future promotions. promised. Comedy Network by telephone for Freezing easier than canning comment late Tuesday. No one answered the network’s offices DEAR bles " which gives precise direc afterJiusiness hours. Dillon Read agrees to acquisition by Travelers POLLY; For a tions for preparing the most WEST HARTFORD CENTER DAYS The network’s general manager, few years I (topiilar foods for freezing, includ however, reportedly told a Bridge NEW YORK (AP) - Dillon, Street’s private securities houses percent of its stock to the public. have been pick ing different ways to pack fruits port, Conn., radio station that he Read & Co., one of Wall Street’s fundamental support for our style SEEING IS BELIEVING SALE Thru JULY 19 have merged or gone public to Travelers said Tuesday that expansion. Travelers said it also ing fresh toma (with sugar and without), blanch had no comment on the lawsuit. oldest investment banking firms, of professionalism,” Brady and P o in t e r s raise additional capital. after it acquires Dillon Read, would Invest in special funds used toes slicing ing tirjTC's for vegetables and more. The station did not identify the has agreed to be acquired by Birkelund said in a joint The firms have been forced to which is expected to occur early by Dillon Read for acquisitions and them then put Others who would like a copy of general manager. Travelers Corp. for $157.5 million. statement. venture-capital projects. Polly Fisher Mandell said Sears is not looking secure more capital to run tteir this fall, the firm would continue ting them in ;i this issue should send $1 for each ^ DIAMONDS The 151-year-oId Dillon Read is a Travelers said Dillon Read to put a little company out of businesses because of in c re ^ d operating as an independent unit Dillon Read Is recording more blender I add a k ^ J copy to Polly's Pointers, in care of medium-sized, privately held firm would further the company’s effort competition in the investment under the leadership of Nicholas than $200 million in annual re basil leaf and the Manchester Herald. P.O. Box business by demanding exorbitant that has enjoyed a prestigious industry both at home and Brady and John Birkelund, Dillon to diversify its stable of financial venues while the firm’s earnings pack them in 1210 Cincinnati. OH4.'i2ni.-Besurc punitive damages. Sears wants a reputation on Wail Street for its 50 CT Round Would You Believe '585“ overseas. Read’s co-chief executives. services and strengthen its overall have been growing at an annual plastic contain wt to include the title .52 CT Pear Would You Believe 617 retraction, a public apology and long service to blue-chip corporate Earlier this month, for example, earnings growth. rate of 38 percent since 1082, ers to fm'ze POLLY ,74 CT Round Would You Believe 1040“ assurances that the incident won’t clients. "Dillon Read has considered and .74 CT Marquis Would You Believe 943 a controlling stake in privately declined many possible alliances Travelers, whose 1985 revenue Travelers said. Specific profit immedititely I have never had a he taken to destroy as many happen again, he said. But its proposed acquisition by 1.00 CT Round Would You Believe 1560“ held Kidder, Peabody & Co. was over the past few years, and only in totaled $14.6 billion, said it would figures were not disclosed. problem ;md they are' delicious bacteriii and other organisms as DEAR POLLY: I've got yet 1.00 CT Pear Would You Believe 1625“ If the two sides do not agree to a Travelers, the Hartford, Conn.- purchased by General Electric Co. this case did we find the unex inject additional capital into Dillon Can this be dangerous? Can we get (lossible before storing the food .so (mother recipe for juicy and tasty 1.55 CT Round Would You Believe 2210“ I "14 CT Oval Y7ould You Believe settlement, however, Mandell based insurance and financial- Travelers’ common stock fell 50 2305“ And in March, Morgan Stanley & pected exception in terms of Read as the firm "identifies new some kind of food poisoning? the cans ;ire processed eitht'r in hamburgers. Mix together one said. Sears will seek punitive services giant, extends a recent cents a share to $46.50 in New York 1.77 CT Round Would You Believe 4225“ 1.74 CT Marquis Would You Believe Co. ended 51 years as a privately expanded opportunity for our profit opportunities,” and to help MRS. A R boiling-water bath (high-acid pound of ground beef, onion, salt, 3900“ damages. trend in which many of Wall Stock Exchange composite trading held firm by selling about 20 fund Dillon Read’s international foods siich as fruits tomatoes and pepper, oregano, egg. and about 4.50 CT Round Would You Believe 13,000“ 3.04 CT Pear Would You Believe 9750“ people, support of our business and Tuesday. DEAR MRS. A.R.: Your method pickles) or in a pressure cookt'r ;tt one-third cup of quick cooking of freezing tomatoes is perfectly even higher lempt'ratures (low oatmeal. Salt the inside of the safe Frozen food (so long as it is acid foods str<;h as vegetables and skillet and put in the shaped kept solidly frozen) is not subject iru'als) .Since fret'zing is so easy hamburger patties. Cook until New product^ flood shelves in record numbers in 1986 to bacterial growth I he way canned and fast it is more popuhtr th;tn about half done, then remove from Rul^, July’s Birthstone.. .Groat Prices on Ruby Rings, Earrings, Pendants and Bracelets food is. Therefore it need not be By Skip Wollenberg of $30 million to $55 million before shoppers through checkout lines canning these days However, pan Let them cool, freeze them, the newsletter has monitored such bring out a steady stream of new soft drinks, fruit-flavored frozen processed at high temperatures to The Associated Press counting them a success. While most vegetables do require .some and take them along to finish activity. more quickly but can help grocers products. "Even when you are a bars and teas and frozen dinners. destroy bacterial and yeasts. smaller manufacturers may be spi'cial trt'atmeni to best prt'serve cooking over a grill when you go PEARLS + PEARLS Food manufacturers said they monitor their inventories. Leading market leader, you are lookiM for In addition to cola-flavored Canned food, on the other hand is the fla\or. color and overall camping Your meal doesn't take DIAMOND NEW YOR K — New products have been responding to the quite satisfied with lower sales, he consumer research firms such as ranging from cola-flavored bubble new niches and new productsro fill bubble gum, the newsletter said stored at room temperature and quality of freshness I'm sending as long to prepare and you can get Would YO U BELIEVE 50% OFF demands of increasingly health said less than 1 percent of the A.C. Nielsen Co, of Northbrook, gum and veal hot dogs to a them.” said an official for the introductions in the gum category provides a perfect medium for you a copy of my newsletter on with other activities. EARRINGS TICKETED PRICE conscious consumers who are products his newsletter monitors III., and National Brand Scanning Chicago-based Quaker Oats Co., lemon-flavored beer showed up on included a stick gum to freshen bacterial growth Measures must “ F'reezing F'ruits and Vegeta KIM willing to pay premium prices for a reaches the $30 million sales level. Inc. of New York, have each who asked that his name not be grocery and drugstore shelves in breath and a soft gum which TICKETED PRICE BECKER'S PRICE TICKETED PRICE BECKER'S PRICE combination of convenience and New products face a daunting recently begun offering product- used. record numbers in first half of 1986, makes bubbles more easily. '250 •125 '1500 '750 high quality at mealtime. task of finding space on store by-product sales reports on a Fridm an said his latest report 1/3 C T 'Would You Believe ’234’’® 500 250 1750 875 a study says. The new lemonade-flavored beer Industry analysts said the surge shelves. According to the Food weekly rather than monthly basis. showed the most active food is an import which mixes the two 750 375 2000 1000 Marketing Institute, a non-profit But the competitive nature of the 1/2 C T W ould You Believe 455®® 500 4000 2000 The newsletter New Product shows that foodmakers are driven introductions in the first half flavors in equal measure with only 1000 to come up with new products or association for food retailers and industry requires companies to or MANCHIiTtfl 1200 600 8000 4000 News, published monthly by the included wine coolers, juice-based 2 percent alcohol content. 3/4 C T W ould You Believe 683®® variations on producto they have wholesalers that is based, in GABOON SHOm NO PLAZA advertising agency DFS Dorland already-successfully introduce in Washington, D.C., the average OPEN M O N ^ I. 1P.« Worldwide, reports it spotted 1,249 1 C T W ould You Believe ’1268®® response to real or expected supermarket carried 17,459 items SAT.IO -t PEARL BRACELETS new products on store shelves TICKETED PRICE BECKER'S PRICE TICKETED PRICE challenges from their competitors. at the end of 1985. CLOSED StlllDAYS 1 1/2 C T W ould You Believe 2000°® BECKER'S PRICE across the country between Janu '130 '65 250 125 Grocers also have obtained POP THE tllMMEfI ary and June. That was up 15.6 Martin J. Friedman, editor of access to more sophisticated ways 2 C T W ould You Believe 3868®® 400 200 500 250 percent from the same period a 2250 1125 New Product News, said major of evaluating which producU de year ago and was the highest manufacturers generally expect serve shelf space. six-month total in the 22 years that new products to reach annual sales Price scanners not only get WOULD YOU BELIEVE SUMMER CLEARANCE GREAT PRICES ON EVERYTHING IN STOCK • CLOCK • DIAMONDS • EARRINGS • GOLD JEWELRY • PEARLS • PENDANTS • RINGS • WATCHES • WEDDING B A N D S TEE T-SHIRT GOLF BARCLAY SQUARE ______AND MUCH MORE!! G TE ’s earnings on the rise PULL-ON SLACKS WOULD YOU BELIEVE Where Fine WOULD YOU BELIEVE STAM FORD (AP) — G T E Corp. there were 5 percent fewer shares SHIRTS DRESSES SHIRTS UUK 14 KT GOLD CHAIN ing results at all business groups Quality Jewelry Is has reported that net income for outstanding. except electrical products, which t » 0 9 * t * o » * EXCLUSIVE Not Expensive and the second quarter of 1988 in "Our most important accomp was adversely affected by lower DOME RING BRACELET creased 8 percent to $300 million, lishment during the quarter was results in its precision materials »1 5 « compared with the $285 million the completion of the joint venture businesses.” $ 5 0 0 $ 4 9 9 $ 1 5 9 9 $ 9 9 9 $7950 at p er gram earned in the same p e ri^ last between G T E and United Telecom Stamford-based G T E Ckirp. ma year. munications, which combined the nufactures and markets teiecom- Reg. '$^ $30 Pastels Only The company said Tuesday the long-distance voice and data com munieptions products, services FREE FREE BALLOONS higher net income reflects im munications businesses of both RING CLEANING and systems, lighting products and S H IR T RUSS TOGGS VERA BATHING SUITS a INSPECTION h FOR THE KIDS proved operating results in ail companies," said Theodore F. precision materials. Combined business groups except electrical Brophy, G T E chairman and chi^ revenues and sales were 815.7 SEPERATES CO-ORDINATES products. executive officer. billion in 1985. D R ESSS Combined revenues and sales for US Sprint, the new joint-venture H O W , h o ' ^ ' T 'm t JtwtUrs and Coldsmilhs the second quarter of 1988 totaled company, bfgan operations on Interest rates fan " •’“r*' 84., Weil Han- $4.2 billion, up 8 percent over the July 1. 407.- 5 0 % 65 LaSalle Rd. • West Hartford • 321-3202 r " .* ' •• " " ’P- •’• rli R4.. rislH OHM $3.9 billion reported a year ago. ‘The company performed well During World War II. the FBI **■' ®"'* PPrinliistw Ave. Turn lefi onu Earnings per share were up 4 despite a generally sluggish econ Interest rates on short-term Treasury term treasury bills at an average discount OFF ORIGINAL U M k Rd. Recktr’t J r w r tm If on (h« rlslH. announced the capture in 1942 of ♦ 1 6 ° ° 6 0 % off 6 0 % off percent to $1.38, compared with the omy in the second quarter." eight Nazi saboteurs who had been securities fell in Monday's auction to the rate of 5.78 percent, down from 5.85 Catalina-E. Steward < R e g ! $ 4 6 Original Price Original Price HOURS: OPEN MONDAY THRU SATURDAY 9:30.5:15 THURSDAY EVENING'TIL&15 81.33 per share earned in the Brophy said. ‘The higher net put ashore from a submarine on lowest levels in almost nine years. The^ pecent last week. S a n d c a s tle M^j«CfcdkC«4.Ac«pwd«dG»v«u«n.Ch«yPUn.A».iUb>.OrUy<.»n'ni««Sptd.lGatTc4«y.M.aOrfCTkmttJ. corresponding 1985 Quarter when income reflects improved operat New York’s Long Island Treasury Department sold the short Z2 - MANCHESTER HERALD. Wedne.sdiiy, July It; nwi MANCHESTER HERALD, Wednesday. July 16, 1986 — 23 Piano company tunes itself to iparket Where they’re highest By Susan Okula and U S. imports and exports, value as it oncejfid on musical dramatically for the least expen The Associated Press dropped from an indusiry-high training. ■ sive instruments that parents CLASSIFIED ADVERTISING 643-2711 level of 282,172 instruments in 1979 "We completely overlook and usually buy for their children, said IVORYTON — After changing to 151,300 in 1985. At the same time, shortchange our children by ignor the expert whp did not want to be hands twice in four years, Sohmer foreign makers are selling increas ing music in the schools and in identified. Those pianos usually Notices Business Property ...... 25 Entertainment...... 53 Fo rm Supplies and E q u ip m e n t___80 & Company Inc. is tuning its ing numbers of their cheaper other training.” he said. begin selling for about $1,400, Resort Property ...... 26 piano-making business. L o s t/F o u n d ...... 01 Bookkeeplng/lncome Tax ...... 54 O ffice/R etail Equipm ent ...... 81 pianos, with 56,822 Japanese and Another expert in the piano Campbell said. P e rs o n a ls ...... 09 M ortgages ...... 27 Carpentry/Remodellng ...... 55 Recreational Eauipment...... 82 RATES: 1 to 5 days: 90 cents per line per doy. A money-loser since at least Wanted to B uy ...... 28 Korean units sold in the United business who did not want to be At the same time, sales of grands Announcements...... 03 Palntlng/Paperlng ...... 56 Boots and Marine Equipment...... 83 6 to 19 days: 70 cents per line per day. 1983, the 114-year-old company States last year. identified said parents don’t have and the most expensive uprights A u c tio n s ..,...... 04 Rooflng/Sldlng ...... 57 Musical Items...... 84 20 or more days; 60 cents per line per day. came close to being caught up in a the time and often the money are at their highest levels, reflect F in a n c ia l...... nc Rentals F lo o rin g ...... 58 Cameras and Photo Equipment ... 85 Minimum charge: 4 lines. decades-old trend of closings of CAMPBELL SAID at least three needed for musical training of ing the tastes of upper middle- Electrical ...... 59 Pets and S u p p lie s...... 86 domestic piano manufacturers. piano companies have closed since Room s fo r R e n t...... 3i Heotlng/Plumblng ...... 60 Miscellaneous for Sole ...... 87 children. He attributed that to the income members of the baby- Employment & Education Apartments for Rent...... 32 DCADLINCS: For classified advertisements to But due to a new group of owners 1979. The Wurlitzer Co., one of the rising numbers of households with boom generation, the expert said. Miscellaneous Services ...... 61 Tog S oles...... 88 be published Tuesday through Saturday, the who are willing to put money into Help W an ted...... 11 Condominiums for Rent ...... 33 Services Wanted ...... 62 Wanted to Buv/Trade ...... 89 biggest manufacturers left, also is single parents and households Homes for Rent ...... 34 deadline Is noon on the day before publication. $130,000 $150,000 the company, Sohmer executives Campbell said that Sohmer’s Situation Wonted ...... 12 For odvertlsements to be published Monday, in financial trouble, according to where both parents work. Store/Office Space ...... 35 METRO AREA | $140,000 are upbeat about the future. recent reports. emphasis will continue to be on the Business Dpportunitles...... 13 Merchandise the deadline Is 2:30 p.m. on Friday. Instruction ...... Resort Property ...... 36 1. Los Angeles "Our goal is to make 2,500 pianos “The free enterprise system is “FOR CHILDREN to be suc "performance-grade,” and not the ...... 14 Automotive Employment Services ...... 15 Industrial Property ...... 37 H o lld o y/S e a so n o l...... 71 a year — 500 grands and the rest great, but it can hiccup, and when cessful in music education, it takes beginner, pianos. Those are the READ YOUR AD. Classified advertisements ore 2. San Francisco uprights," Sohmer President uprights that cost $3,500 and above, Miscellaneous for Rent...... 38 Antiques and Collectibles ...... 72 Cars fo r S o le ...... 91 3. Now York it does it takes all the weak people parental encouragement. Very Roommates Wanted ...... 39 C lo th in g ...... 73 Trucks/Vans for Sole ...... 92 token by telephone os a convenience. The David R. Campbell said recently. out," said Campbell. He is the few children are inclined to sit and the baby grands and, more Wanted to Rent ...... 40 Manchester Herald Is responsible for only one 4. Washington, D.C recently for Sohmer, the full Real Estate F u rn itu re ...... 74 C o m p e rs/T ra lle rs...... 93 former president of the defunct down and practice by them- T V /S te re o /A p p lia n ce s...... 75 Motorcvcies/Mopeds...... 94 Incorrect Insertion and then only for the size of 5. Denver Sohmer is one of the smaller of grands that command prices up to Homes for Sole ...... 21 Aeolian American Corp., another .selves,” be said. Services Machinery and Tools ...... 76 Auto Services ...... 95 the original Insertion. Errors which do not 6. Honolulu about eight piano manufacturers piano manufacturer. $30,000. Condominiums for Sole...... 22 Law n and G a rd e n ...... 77 lessen the value of the advertisement will not A V E R A G E Lots/Lond for Sole...... Autos tor Rent/Lease ...... 96 7. Phoenix in the country, says Donald Dillon, Other reasons for the sales ...... 23 C h ild C a re ...... 51 Good Things to E a t ...... 78 Miscellaneous Autom otive ...... 97 be corrected by on additional Insertion. HOUSE PRICE Investment Property ...... 24 8. San Diego executive director of the Texas- The piano industry hasn’t con decline are the 50-year lifespan of a IN AN EFFORT to capture more Cleaning Services...... 52 Fuel OII/Coal/FIrewood ...... 79 Wanted to Buy/Trode ...... 98 based Piano Manufacturers Asso ducted any studies to find but why piano and the sales of used of that market, Sohmer’s new 9. Minneapolis owners authorized the purchase of 10. Boston ciation International. The com people are buying fewer pianos, instruments, several experts said. pany will make about 2,300 pianos Dillon said. But many people have Campbell also believed that per the Knabe and Mason & Hamlin - - CnriniI7777r77TTT7777777777*inJT8f773rT7n^™ this year. theories. sonal computers have taken away lines from Aeolian. Parts of the Source; National Housing Repoct/RELO n EA QRAPHIC According to the Chicago-based Charles Huether, president of some of the disposable income that Sohmer factory are packed with Employment HDMES Housing costs the most In Los Angelos ($152,700), but In all the top 10 cities, American Music Conference, pi the Piano Technicians Guild, said • people used to spend on pianos. the contents of 28 tractor-trailer HELP WANTED HELP WANTED HELP WANTED HELP WANTED HELP WANTED HELP WANTED FDR SALE the average house costs more than $130,000. ano sales, including domestic sales society does not place as much Piano' sales have fallen most loads of pianos. & Education Hairdresser full time, ex Full-time detail clerk. 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New split PART-TIME Secretory - Psychologists Hording, Tolland Middle Laborers - Full time La roll fence. Home built In ^ 'T PAYROLL CLERK seek secretary, 25-30 School, 96 Did Post Rd., borers needed tor con 1980. D.W. Fish Realty PART-TIME EVENINGS Outside Sales. Monday hours per week, with T o llan d 06084. 875-2564. struction site. Call for Small office In Bloomfield Industrial Park thru Friday, evenings. Ex 643-1591 o r 871-1400.D EARN EXTRA INCOME strong orgonlzotlonol Application deadline, a p p o in tm e n t 649-4371. seeks a sharp person with payroll experience. cellent money. Call skills to fulfill full spec J u ly 18th. P o sitio n to E D E M /F . Candidate -must have previous experience CALL RENE Jeanne 647-9946. B o lto n -$129,900. P o rk -llk e trum of office duties. Fa begin, August 25th. ED E. setting mokes a fine home w ith a computerized payroll system. Respon 1-800-367-3720 m iliarity with IBM PC and Full time Carpenters and (or this 3 bedroom ranch. sible for various payroll records, related dictation equipment a Study Hall Aide - Dpenlng Carpenters’ Helpers. 12x16 liv in g ro o m with taxes and other administrative functions. plus. Send resume to: tor the fall. RHAM High Woodworking experience brick fireplace. Large en School. Please coll or helpful. Window restora Competitive salary and company benefits In David Moyer, PHD and closed deck off ap-' Immediate opening In Assistant Newspoper Kevin Confer P H D , 223 E. write for application. 228- tion shop. Coll for appoint cluding health Insurance, vacations, holi p llo n ce d kitche n. 12x36 our Abrasive Job-Blast dealer wanted In Bolton. Center St., Manchester 9474. RHAM Rd. Hebron, ment 649-4371. E D E M /F . lower level fam ily room. C o v e n t r y 3.31 Wooded Acres $ 1 1 4 ,9 0 0 C all 232-9989 between 9am d a ys, e tc .'P le a s e caM 243-5457, M o n d a y th ru ing Dept. Experience CT 06040. Telephone 646- CT 06248. Nice Acre lot with fruit Accompany this 3 bedroom Ranch on Riley Mountain Road. Master Friday, 0 a.m. to 4 p.m. to arrange an Inter & noon, Monday through Kitchen aides needed for desirable but not neces 2«JL______trees and trout brook to- with full bath, 11x20 living room with wood stove, appliances, central vie w . Friday. Ask for Michael. Clerical - Busy Industrial girl's resident comp. Call vac and extra insulation. Large Deck overlooking new 20x40 In-ground sary, we will train. Good Individual to do light ma reor. D.W.Fish Realty, Soles Dtfice looking for 684-7821. 643-1591 o r 871-1400.a pool. New split rail fence home built In 80. hourly wages and bene Easy Assembly Work I nufacturing, wrapping mature Individuals Inter and Inspection. Full time MANCHESTER f - $714.00 per 100. G uaran ested In permanent posi Texas Dll Company needs fits with long estab or port time. Flexible Just listed! Immaculate 3 teed payment. No Sales. tions. Diversified work mature person M /F to sell A touch of elegance, yet priced for the average home lished business. Call for hours. Coll 647-0284._____ bedroom home In He Detalls-Send stamped en consists of phone contact, full line of high quality buyer, in this “stately” 7 room Georgia styled Raised TIRED OF FAST FOOD7 appointment, ask for bron. Fireplace, 2 cor velope: ELAN-173, 3418 Earn to $700 weekly pro accurate typing and math lubricants to manufactur garage and large lot. Ranch that offers 3 bedrooms, large living room, formal Janet 643-2487. ' Enterprise, Ft. Pierce, aptitude. IBM word pro Rhotomat has exciting opportunities for viding on 800 phone ter- ing, trucking, construc Great Price. "We guaran cksoj dining room, eat-in kitchen and a family room with nice F L ., 33482. vlce locally. No cessing skills helpful. Ex tion, and farm customers. both full and part time jobs. No need to go Pressure Blast cellent benitit package. tee our houses" Blan features like 2 fireplaces, 2 Car garage, covered sun deck, selllng/experlence re Protected territory, tho chard 8, Rossetto Real and much more for only $139,500 — call us. home dead on your feet. Mfg. Co., Inc. Tellers Wonted. Foll/Part quired. Full/Part time. Solary commenserate rough training program. E state 646-2402.0 - time tellers wanted Imme with experience. Call 228- For personal Interview, All positions offer you the opportunity to C all 24 hours; 1-800-423- diately. No experience 4551, Ext. 700 or (213) 9478 between 9 and 12, send work history to J.B. work on your own with the pubiic and learn Possibilities galore - This Real Estate necessary. Interested ap 728-4686, Ext. 700.______Mondoy-Frldav. TorlIncasI, Southwestern charming 5 bedroom Vic about film processing. plicants should call the Petroleum, Box 789, Fort personel director. Com Manchester Medical of torian con moke a lovely Carpenter - Experienced Worth, T X 76101. home or o super office. U&R REAL'nr CO. We are currently recruiting for the East Hart munity National Bonk, fice needs port time per In trim and framing. Job B o lt o n Park-Uke $ 1 2 9 ,9 0 0 ford, Manchester, Vernon and Bloomfield son to assist physician. Coll today for details. Glastonbury, 659-0394. at Knollwood Rd., Glas Joyce G. Epstein Real 168 Main Street Manchester Setting makes a fine home for this fine 3 bedroom Ranch. 12x16 living Answer phone, schedule tonbury. Good pay for 643-2692 area. Security E sta te 647-8895.0 room with brick fireplace. Large enclosed deck off applianced kitchen Easy Assembly work! appointments and type. right man. Call 9 to 5, 12x36 lower level family roon. Nice acre & lot with fruit trees and trout We offer a good starting wage and commis 647-8400 brook to rear. ^s^^Robert D. Murdock, Realtor j Positions $714. per 100. Guaranteed 20-25 hours per week. 563-1413. E a rly m orning 6 Nursing assistants- lost J V. sion plus participation in our quarterly bo payment. No sales. Salary hosed on expe to 7:30 or evenings, 537- chance for summer certi Just listed I Full dormered Detalls-Send stamped en rience. Experience pre 1871.______cape. I'/z baths, fireplace, nus program. Weekends fication program with velope: E L A N -855, 3418 ferred. Reply to Box GG, paid training sessions. Ex 2 car garage and a great Please call 569-2744 for more details. All Shifts Full time/part time gas 349 EAST CENTER ST. Enterprise, Ft. Plerce,FI., c/o the Manchester cellent salary and benef lot MY the Verplanck Full or Part Time 33482. Herald.______station attendant/me- school district. "We gua Joyce G. Epstein MANCHESTER chanlcs helper for full its. Apply in person be tween 9am and 3pm. rantee our houses" Blan REALTY WORLD^ PHOTOMAT CORP. Teacher/Director needed service station. Must be chard 8i Rossetto Real Earn up to RN's Local orea health M eadow s M anor, 333 Bid- Real Estate 647-8895 (203)646-7709 73 W est Center Street EOE M/F care facility Is seeking for September 1986 to clean and w illing to w ork. Estate 646-2482.0 Frechette Associates Manchester. CT 06040 $5.50/hour well St., Manchester. applications tor RN's with w ork with 3 and 4 year old Good pay and benefits. children. Experience with C all La rrv s 871-1790. WHERE THE INDIVIDUAL GETS ATTENTION WE GET RESULTS in Simsbury, supervisory aptitude. For Manchester - 3 bedroom Enfield, Manchester, your personal Interview,' preschool children re Ranch on private lot In quired. Send resume to: Munson's Chocolate, "A DIVISION OF THOMAS A. BENOIT ENTERPRISES ” ACCOUNTS PAYABLE/ Bloomfield and please contact D.N.S.' at desirable location. Fire- 643-5151. M on thru FrI. Bolton Cooperative Route 6, Bolton Is now placed living room, eot-ln Windsor Nursery School, P.D. Box accepting applications Certified nursing assist PAYROLL CLERK 9am to 3pm. ants. Immediate full and kitchen, large deck with Corporate Offices 9233, Bolton, CT 060^ for both full and part tim e awning. 2 cor garage. Knowledge of computerized accounts payable retail sales persons. The part time temporary and Part Time Ottice/Shop Dental Receptionist - 4 permanent positions ore $134,900. 646-6847. and cash disbursements systems es.sential. APPLY: Helper. Afternoons and full tim e hours are 9om to day work week. Busy 4:30 pm Monday-Friday, -now available on'all shifts Career Professionals all day Friday. High Rockville - For Sale or Other respon-sibilities include payroll timekeeping office. Experience neces with full benefits. Part Including weekends. rent with option to buy. Possibilities Qalore... l l Mature Individuals school students pre sary. Please send resume Starting pay of $6.90. and .some account analysts. ferred. No experience. time hours ore 4pm to 8pm $5,000 down. Dwner fi Trainees to Dental Dffice, 147 East Please apply on person This charming 5 bedroom Vic Should hove own car. C all ond approximately 8 nancing. 8 room Victo Center St., Monchester. hours on Saturday or between 9am and 3pm. rian. $750 a month plus torian can make a lovely home Excellent wages and non-contributory 643-6156 between 9 and 5. Meadows Manor, 333 Bid- or a super office. Call today for Call 527-0839 School Aide - Glastonbury Sunday, averaging 20 utilities. Call 742-8932 or fringe benefit pmgram. hours weekly. Call 647- well St., Manchester. 742-0417. details. Public Schools. 10 month, AUTO BODY 28 hours per w6ek. Appli 8639 tor appointment. Apply in person or call 6413-1101 cations available from Teachers- RHAM High Stately Colonial, 7 redeco REPAIR Industrial Arts Teacher - School, Hebron, CT. Phys rated rooms, large mos- G lastonbury Board of E d ical Sclence/Chemistrv An Equal Opportunity Employer M/F. ucation, Glastonbury, CT for Tolland Middle School ter bedroom, lovely lot Experienced person 06033. Phone 633-5231 ext. and Tolland High School. teacher needed for open with 2 car garage. Shade First Security ing effective In September HISTORIC AREA with own tools. Small 441. Affirmative Action. CT state certification re trees for your picnic table Services Corp. 1986. CT certification re ALLIED PRINTING SERVICES. INC. ED E . M /F .______quired. Contact Mr. Vene and grill. Porter St. area. Owners anxious, large Victorian, completely remodeled 579 MIDDLE TURNPIKE WEST shop in Manchester. Harding, Tolland Middle quired. Applications will Klernan Realty, 649-1147. in 1980. 11 plus rooms, 5 bedrooms and 2>/2 baths. Vinyl MAN CHESTER. CT 06040 Equal Opportunity Employer Call 643-7604 ask for Wanted - Carpenters, 1 School, 96 Did Post Rd., be accepted thru July sided, fenced-in back yard. Large garage, some owner Vernon $157,500 year's experience. Call 30th. Fo r more Informa Monchester-Forest Hills. ► the mark of printing excellence John. T o llan d 06084, 875-2564. One Floor Living- financing possible. * NEW LISTING * Berube Construction ot Application deadline 7-23. tion and application Immaculate 7 room Cape, Just Reduced to ‘134.900. Striking contemporary on secluded 3.6acres!! Very unique home that must ter 6pm, 875-8000. EDE. Pleose coll 228-9474. EDE. 3 bedrooms, I'/j baths, 2, Beautiful 2 bedroom condomi c a r garage on beautiful be seen to be appreciated, new carpeting, lots of built-ins, appliances, Receptionist - busy profes- nium on first floor. Large “Putting You 1st is 2nd Nature To Us!” fantastic floor to ceiling fireplace, home can easily accomodate a large or Mechanics- Experienced landscaped lot. $159,900. ;b'^ slonal office seeks a m a By owner 643-1047. rooms. Convenient to every small family, very versatile floor plan. Call today for a private showlnglll! for service stotlon. Must ture, bright Individual to hove own tools. Uniforms thing. Priced at only $52,900. handle telephones and re Lots of oersonalltvl Call today for details. STRANO REAL ESTATE furnished. 1st or 2nd shift. ception des|(. Position re Blue cross and Blue shield Charming older Colonial quires professional phone 156 E. CENTER ST., MANCHESTER, CT. Be somebody. available. Apply In per with 9 rooms, 4 bedrooms, technique, accurate mes i t i l BEAT son. Sliver Lone Shell. 252 modern kitchen with sage taking and ability to greenhouse. 1st floor n m Spencer St., Manchester. CALL TODAY - 647-**SOLD (203) 646-7709 communicate well with laundry. Great big fam ily Photo Lob needs part peers and clients. Please room, pretty yard, stor A time help. Knowledge of contact Chris Lanata, age shed and lots more. HEAT photography helpful.Call DISanto Bertollne and Y o u 'll love It! $154,000. Lyn at 647-1080. Company, Glastonbury Jackson & Jackson Real o / n e l u t CT. 06033. 203-659-1338. Estate. 647-8400 o r 646- I Tire Chonger/Drlver. Dne 8646.T die ^A€M/me t lm e l of CT’s largest tire retail 1 ers Is looking to fill sev Brand New Listing! Six mtt ■ eral full and port time Real room Colonial with fire positions. Promotional place, 2 cor detached opportunities available. Estate garage, walk-up attic, Experience preferred but ,fenced yard, and hard Fi- will train. Cleon driving wood doors. Needs some record a plus. It Interested IHDMES w ork. Ottered of $114,900. call 646-2807 or stop by the Jackson & Jackson Real Real Estate THE CAT’S MEOW!!! LUXURIOUS COLONIAL JUST USTED! newest Town Fair Tire of FDR SALE Estate, 647-8400 o r 646- fine quality constructed residence with 3 BR, F,lcg,inl a room Conlcmpor.ir\ lionW- to lie Im iIIi Full dormered Cape. 1’/i baths, fireplace, 2 car 328 Middle Tpke. West, 8646. n I6H Main St., Manchester den, gorgeous summer breakfast room & more! Find a great sim ilar to this rotulrrin^. I.ovciv woodiol 2..5 arro lot. gar. & a great lot in the Verplank-school district Manchester. GIVE YDUR budget a 1 lifilro o m s , 2..') Iiatlis. a p p ro x . 2.'100' sq.ft. ( j l l fo r "WE GUARANTEE OUR HOUSESI"...646-2482 "WE GUARANTEE OUR HOUSESI" 646-2482 break ... shop the classi Monchester-o touch of 6 1 7 - 8 4 0 0 d e ta ils. 6 17 -8 10 0 S22.S.OOO. fied columns for bargain elegance, vet priced for Donald Jackson Rose Viola Jackson fan, air buys I ______the ovoroge home buyer INVITATION TO BIP «M3 Historic area. Large Vic In this stotlev 7 room m - I 'liix . ‘ REPAIR, REPLACEMENT S torian, completely remo ■Georgia’ Styled Raised - 1 . 1 | conditioner, CLEANING OF SHADES, deled In 1980.' 11 plus Ranch that otters 3 bed U O r - I L - l l BLINDS 4 DRAPES" rooms, large living room, The Board of Education, 110 rooms, 5 bedrooms and Lone Hill Drive, East Hart 2Vj baths. Vinyl sided, formal dining room, eot- ford, Ct., will receive seoled original, ornate wood ln kitchen and o family ■ « i » pool, etc. in the bids for "REPAIR, REPLA work. Fenced-In back room with nice features CEMENT & CLEANING OF yard. Large garage with like 0 fireplace. 2 car Be a carrier! SHADES, BLINDS & garage,.covered sundeck, DRAPES". Bid Information room overhead. Some classifieds! and soecificotlons ore avail owner financing oosslble. and much more for only Ever wonder why newspaper carriers smile so much? Because INVEST TODAY! JUST USTED! able at the Business Office. $138,900. Strono Real E st $139,500.J a ck so n & Ja ck - they’re having FUN! When you're a carrier, you get to meet others Sealed bids will be received In this modern 5 unit building. Prime Man Immaculate 3 bedroom home In Hebron. Flre- ate, 647-7653.n son Real Estate, 647-8400 chester location, near hospital. Good incoma. your own age. go to special meetings with food and prizes, and win unfll 2:00 o.m., Thursdav, or 646-8646.P .place, 2 car garage and large lot. Great Pricel July 31, 1986 at which time "WE G U A R A N T E E OU R H O USESI’’...646-2482 great prizes for signing up new subscribers. And that’s not all! You The Cot's Meow! Elegant "WE G U A R A N T E E OU R HOUSESI" ...646-2482 they will be publicly opened 643-2711 can earn your OWN money and show you’re not just a kid anymore. If and read aloud. The Board of 8 room Contemporary Luxurious Colonlol-fine you’re 12 years or older, why not find out more? Call 647-9946 today! Education reserves the right home to be built. Lovely quality constructed resi “WE GUARANTEE OUR HOUSES! ’ to accept or reject any or all wooded 2.5 acre lot. 4 dence with 3 bedrooms, bids or the right to waive den, gorgeous summer LOT’S OF PERSONALITY!!! BRAND NEW LISTING!!! technical form alities It It Is In bedrooms, 2'/2 baths, ap Charming older Colonial with Q rooms. % hrnlrooms, Six room traditional Colonial willi fireplaee. 2 car Manchester the best Interest to do so. proxim ately 2300 sq. ft. breakfast room and mo Blanchard & Rossetto KUSH modern kitchen with greenhouse. 1st floor laundrv. detaehed garage, .walk-up attir. fenred vard. and Richard A. Huot Call for more details. re."We guarantee our 646-2482 Herald D irector $225,000. Jackson 8, Jack- houses" Blanchard 8, Pos- (freat big fam ilv room, prettv vard. storage shed and hardwood floors. Needs some work. Offered at Sealer iiand)fstpr Hpralh Business Services setto Real Estate 646- lots more! You’ll love it. $1.54.000. REAL ESTATE son Real Estate 647-8400 or Citizens Dtsceeats 034-07 646-8648.0 2482.0 g4 - MANCHESTER HERALD. Wednesday July 16. 1986 f \ } - \ MANCHESTER SPORTS TAG SALE SIGN Federal approval New Life Center Cycle in gear helps town project ( V h SAU Are things piling up? Then why not have a TAG SALE? offers new hope In softball play The best way to announce it is with a Heraid Tag Sale ... page 3 ... page 11 Classified Ad. When you piace your ad, you’ii receive ... page 15 ONE TAG SALE SIGN FREE, compliments of The Heraid. STOP IN AT OUR OFFICE, 1 HERALD SQUARE, MANCHESTER ^ HOMES HOMES KIT ‘N’ CARLYLE ®by Larry Wright FOR SALE FOR SALE BUSINESS & SERVICE DIREaORY aurh^BtrrManchester - A City of Village Charm HrralJi I CARPENTRY/ ■A, J MISCELLANEOUS MISCELLANEOUS CHILD CARE I REMOOELINfi iBi I SERVICES SERVICES Thursday, July 17, 1986 25 Cents Part time babysitter, Remodellng/Carpentry Odd lobs. Trucking. days, experience pre Work. Additions, decks Home repdirs. You name ferred, call after 5 PM. and repoirs.lnsured. Call It, we do It: Free ettl- 643-5685. David Cprmler, 649^4236. motes. Insured. 643-0304. O & O Landscaping. V < ^ Lottery tion cuttings, hedtie trim- Need A Good Tenant? miong, Prunlngs, flower Moslems free CARPENTRY/ Zimmer management will & shrub plantings. Free I I P A IN T IN G / find well qualfled, good REMODELING 0 estimates. Call 659-2436 wins out I PAPERING paying tenant for your otter 5:30pm. rentol property In East of Farrand Remodeling — Name your own price — the River area. Many Cabinets, roofing, gut Father and son. Fast, years of experience. Very Bookkeeping tuilcharge over lunch FHipino nuns; ters, room additions, dependable service. reasonable fees. Call for 14 years experience for decks, all types of remo Painting, Paperhonging particulars. 646-3778 or small business. Write C 8> deling and repairs. FREE 8. Removal. Coll 646-5761. 872-4115. Ask for Lisa. N Bookkeeplng,47Teresa Town woman VERNON $69,900 estimates. Fully Insured. Rd., Manchester, CT. Telephone 6434017, after Art's Light Trucking - in ‘joker’ game NEW TO MARKET 6pm, 647-8509. I HEATING/ ' Cellars, attics, garages American held Spacious, 5 room condo unit, iarge basement PLU M D IN 6 cleaned. Junk hauled. A. Henry Personalized storage area, air conditioning, appiianced Furniture and appliances While most Manchester resi Carpentry and remodel Lown Care-Complete By Ruben G. Alobostro Enrile said earlier the kid kitchen with extra cabinet space, first floor moved. Odd lobs. Very town core and londscap- dents munched on lunch or tried to ing services — Complete Fogarty Brothers — Ba The Associated Press nappers had sent a note demand laundry area, wall to wall carpeting and thermo honest,' dependable Ing. Free estimates, fully make a dent in that overgrown pile home repairs and remo throom remodeling; In ing $100,000 — reduced later to pane windows. Private garage with door deling. Quality work. Ref stallation water heaters,' worker. 25 years expe Insured, all wOrk guaran CARS of office work early this afternoon, rience In moving. 646-9669 MANILA, Philippines — Moslem $5,000 — and autonomy for Mos opener. A lot of living space for the money. erences, licensed and In garbage disposals; faucet teed, senior citizens dis T A 6 SALES Mary Glessay was in New London anytime. counts. 647-1349. FOR SALE militiamen today released un lems i(i the Mindanao region as a Located In an area of lovely homes. sured. Call 646-8165. repairs. 649-4539. Vlsa/M- thanking the Lord and raking in the harmed 10 Filipino nuns they had condition for releasing the nuns asterCard accepted. Odd Jobs By Student - Tag Sale - Furniture, ap 1963'/z Ford Galaxl. 4 money. Wt ein hilp you bicomi i pliances, pool table, clo door, hard top. Needs abducted six days ago, and One and Lawrence. Hedge clipping, window Household vinegar is on Gessay, 68, who lives on North freed hostage told friends she felt Capalla said there was "nothing “REALE'* PR0FE88I0NAU cleaning, painting, any effective and Inexpensive thing and miscellaneous. TLC. Use everyday. Call School Street, was one of 20 1 MISCELLANEOUS Friday 18th-Saturday 646-0236. like she had returned from “ a political” in the nuns’ kidnapping. Call 8 4 8 4 5 ^ and n k lor Dan. thing. Coll Mark. 649-5695. fabric softner when added finalists competing for a grand SERVICES 19th, 8-4. 40 Marlon Dr. off picnic,” a church official said. "There were only personal rea I Mornings, late evenings. to the final toundrv rinse. prize of $50,000 every year for 20 Independent Construc Vernon St. 1973 Dodge Charger-One “ They were misty-eyed. They sons behind it.” he said, referring tion Co. General Contrac Ciasstfled Is the ette^ve years in the "Joker’s Wild” $1 D. F. REALE, INC. Delivering clean farm Interior decorating and and Inexpensive way to owner, excellent condi weVe crying out of joy that they to the kidnap leader's reported H m l E«f*to tors, custom home build Tag Sole - Friday 7-19 and Million drawing, wliich was held at loom; 5yards $75 plus tax. painting. Reliable, refer find o cosh buyer tor tion. S.E. Classic looking have returned,” Roman Catholic demand for reinstatement to his 175 Main St., Marichester, Ct ing and remodeling, Saturday 7-20, 9am to for good home. Auto nMn today. Because there are 20 siding, excavation, etc. Also sand, stone, and ences, free estimates. Call household Items you no Bishop Fernando Capalla. who /former government post, from 046-4525 gravel. Call 643-9504. 643-8048. 7pm. 20 Foster St. matic, air conditioning, cash prizes in the drawing, the first Call 4564865 or 456-7215. longer use. 643-2711. power steering, brakes, met the nuns upon their release, which he was fired on suspicion of of two, Gessay is guaranteed at said in a telephone interview from misusing public funds. and windows. $19(X) or best least $5,000. W ANTED TO offer. 649-1086. his office in southern Iligan city. Moslem Affairs Minister Candu All real estate advertised Tolland-3 bedroom Cape, ■buy/traoe The 20 finalists were drawn by Capalla and Defense Minister Muarip denied the kidnappers In the Manchester Herald garage, desirable area. the South Windsor Seniors earlier Juan Ponce Enrile, who first broke were rebels. He said they were Is subject to the federal Excellent condition. this month from among the instant INVESTMENT apartments RESORT FUEL OIL/COAL/ American Flyer Trains - the news of the nuns’ release, said "partisan groups” previously ex Fair Housing Act of 19M, $127,500. Call 875-5408. winning tickets submitted to the the Carmelite sisters were freed ploited by some politicians to which makes It Illegal to p r o p e r t y J FIREWOOD and accessories. Call 627- l£ iJ PROPERTY FOR RENT W O I 1985 S-10 Blazer 2x2. Auto state. The second drawing will be without any ransom being paid. promote their political ambitions. advertise any preference, $127,900.3 bedroom Colon 9848. High cash value trans, AM-FM radio, olr held in the fall, according to lottery Enrile’s spokesman, Ed Pangili- limitation or discrimina ial. IVz baths. Porter St. Invest today In this mod paid. cond., beige with ton Inte Bolton - Charming 2 room Coventry Lake - Water For Sale - Firewood. Officials. nan, said negotiations continu^ to tion based on race, color, area. Principals only. 647- ern 5 unit building. Prime Summer prices, buy now. rior. Under 14,000 miles in country apartment tor Im front cottages now availa “ I just can’t believe I’m one of obtain the release of Brian Law religion, sex or national 8030. Manchester location near mediate occupancy. $375 ble. $150-$250 a week. 742- 4 foot lengths. $60 o cord, excellent condition. $9,800 origin, or an Intention to or best otter. 633-2468. the finalists,” Gessay said Wed rence, a 30-year-old Presbyterian hospital. Good Income. month. Rental Includes 3022. cut and split $90 or cut to Automotive nesday. She attributed the selec moke any such prefer Columbia Lake- “ We guarantee our utilities. Prefer single per order. All prices include evangelist from Madison. WIs., B o m b e r ence, limitation or dis Woodland Terrace. 5-6 houses". Blanchard & sons. No pets. Lease and delivery. Bruce 742-9168. tion of her name over millions of who was kidnapped by Moslems a crimination. The Herald bedrooms, 3 baths, over 1 Rossetfo Real Estate 646- security deposit required. other “ Joker’s Wild” winners to day after the nuns’ abduction on will not knowingly accept acre with a 150 foot lake 2482.0______ROOMMATES CARS God. A deeply religious person, she Coll 643-7427. ______WANTED Friday. any advertisement which frontage. Magnificent I RECREATIONAL ■for sale 1978 Pontiac Grand Prix. said that “ If the Lord wants me to The abductions took place in the Is In violation of the law. view, fireplace In llvng Manchester - Central, ( Air condition, power win it, L’ll win it.” s trik e s ■^RESORT ■equipment Moslem city of Marawi, 15 miles room, large enclosed modern, large one bed Roommate wanted - Pro Toyota Tercel, ’83, Silver, steering, power brakes, Gessay said she purchased the Government Homes from porch. Flexible financing | £ y PROPERTY room. $475 with heat. new transmission, shocks south o f HigBteBiKl 510 miles south fessional female to share M CS Free Style or B M X 5 speed, $3,500/best offer. picked ticket at Andy’s of Man of Manila on Mindanao island. SK U repair). Dellnauent possible. $275K. Owner- 646-3253. expenses In two bedroom 646-6249. and rear springs. $2,000 or tox property. Reposses agent. 644-0139. Lakefront property - Dia bike built from scratch. chester on North Main Street — Capalla. who helped negotiate mond Lake, E. Glaston town house. $250 plus 1/2 $300 or best offer. 649-5055. best otter. 646-8787 or L e b a n o n sion. Call 805-687-6000. Now available - Central, 649-3467 otter 6pm. “ the only place I buy them.” When the release of the hostages, said the bury. Double lot. $3000. utilities. Security. Non- 1978 Datsun B-210. Auto the notification letter came in the Ext. H-9965 for current modern, 3 bedroom, I'/j smoker preferred. 649- matic transmission, 2- kidnappers made three demands. repo list. Call 649-8874. Starcroft Pop-up Tent mail; Gessay said she and her CDNDDMINIUM8 Duplex. Appliances, attic 5842 evenings. Camper - Sleeps 6. Good door. $1,200 or best offer. 1972 Volkswagen Super He said they demanded no By Halo Jaber and basement. $595 plus Beetle. Doesn’t run. 649- husband, Charles, were scared FOR SALE condition. Call 649-9895. Call 643-2034. criminal charges be filed against The Associated Press Vernon. New listing. I REAL ESTATE utilities. 646-3253. 8241. Keep trying. that it contained news of Social them and that their leader, Ara- $15 7,5 00. Striking contem I ■wanted 1980 Chevy Citation, 4 Security check problems. gasi Pasandalan, be reinstated as BEIRUT. Lebanon -r- A suicide porary on secluded 3.6 South Village Condomini Large nice one bedroom, Merchandise lOOATS/MARINE door hatch, 4 speed, Nothing like this has ever acres I Very unique home on Center St. $480 month. TRUCK8/VANS supervisor of a government food car bomber today blew up an ums. 3 room condomi Wanted to buy house In __ ■equipment AM/FM, very good condi happened to her before, although agency in Marawi from which he that must be seen to be nium. 165 South St. No.42. Manchester. Will pay Available August 1. Ap tion. $1,200 or best offer. ■for sale explosive-laden BMW in the main appreciated, new., carpet pliances, heat, electricity Gessay noted that she had won her was dismissed earlier. square of Jezzine. the largest Rockville. Asking $45,900. $79,000 by private owner. 16 foot Mad River canoe, 643-2339, call after 5pm. share of the $2 instant winner ing, lots of bullt^ns, ap Inquire at premises. No agents. Call Joe 649- Included. 649-9367. The kidnappers also “ asked that (Kristian town in southern Le pliances, fantastic floor to FURNITURE paddles Included. Used Datsun 1982 pickup. prizes. the hand-held radio carried by the banon, police reporteij. 6729. four times. Excellent con BUYER M EET S seller In Heavy duty, long bed, cap celling fireplace, home O ne Floor Llvlng- Manchester 2 bedroom, the want ads ... time after Early today, a daughter who is nuns be given to them as a They said the car was driven by a can easily accomodate a 2nd floor, no pets, stove dition. $800. Please call and boot rack Included. familiar with the New London area Beautlful 2 bedroom con 643-4942 after 6pm or 647- time after time! Excellent condition. $3000 souvenir.” Capalla said. woman, and that she died in the large or small family, dominium on first floor. Rentals and refrigerator, $475 a took her to Ocean Beach Park, "We readily agreed to the third 11:45 a.m. blast, which also very versatile floor plan. month plus utilities. Call 9946 8:30 - 5:30. Ask for or best otter. 643-9108. Harald pboto by Rocbi Large rooms. Convenient Bob. 79 VW Rabbit- Under where the drawing was held. demand.” Capalla said. - wounded three civilians. Two cars Call today for a private to everything. Priced at 646-1379. King - Sized bed. Firm 60,000 miles, beautiful Gessay said that the $5,000 she’s showing! Realty World, The bishop said Lanao del Sur were demolished and several only $52,900. Call today for ROOMS mattress. Two twin box condition, automatic assured of getting will help pay for 6 4 6 -7 7 0 9 .D Manchester remodeled A gardeny day provincial Gov. Saidamen Panga- shops were wrecked, police said. details. Joyce G. Epstein FOR RENT springs. Frome. Excellent M USICAL transmission. $1,499. Call MISCELLANEOUS siding that’s being put on her Real Estate 647-8895.a one bedroom. Wall to condition, WIN be sold 649-1655 after 7 PM. rungan, who also was involved in The Syrian Social Nationalist ITEMS ■automotive house. the negotiations, promised to con Party, a leftist Lebanese faction Manchester - Room In wall, new refrigerator, with 2 complete sets of Albert W. Harrison, 87, takes advantage native who has lived in his Myrtle Street $425 plus utilities. No pets. sheets, 1 bedspread. All 1976 Gremlin-49,000 miles. And if she gets the $1 million? sider the two other demands, but backed by Syria, claimed responsi- Sim ple-Sew private home. Bos line. 528-0776. For Sale -1982 Oldsmoble " I ’m not even thinking of that.” of the nice weather Wednesday to trim home since 1926, is using an old pair of Prefer mature working for $220, or best offer. Lowry organ - good condi Automatic, alr- that the final decision was up to 643-8082, evenings & wee tion. Asking $600. 649-6411. condlttonlng, good condi Toronada. Excellent Con Gessay said. his front lawn. Harrison, a Manchester hand clippers to clean up the yard. . government officials in Manila. Please turn to page 10 adult. References. Secur- dition.Complete luxury Crochet Book Ity. 649-8874. Modern 3 room 1st floor kends. Keep trying 1. tion. $800 or best offer. apartment. Heat, hot wa 649-8874. car. $10,000. 1984 Ford F150 Explorer 4x4. Low r n APARTMENTS ter, appliances Included. Pine hutch with glass PETS AND Ideal for working, ma windows on top, excellent 8U PPU ES 1978 Lincoln Versatile- mileage, excellent condi | £ J f o r r e n t ture, married couple or condition. Asking $300 Power steering, power tion. Must see. $10,000. retired ladv. No pets. Call 646-0633. breaks, alr-conditloning, 1976 Chevy Blazer. Excel 474 Main Street, 3 room Boxer Puppies For Sole. lent running condition. Controversial ex-registrar mulls run in 12th References and security. power seats, luxury and apartment. $400 monthly. 646-6113 or 643-5363 Blue 3 pelce sectional $400 eoch with papers. dependable. Call 643-8991 Good solid truck. Rigged Utilities not Included. No excellent condition. $100 Coll 643-8197 anytime. Ask after 6:00 PM. tor plowing. S5J)00. 1982 appliances. Security. Call l«aJR0MES Full size sleeper, gooc for Jill or Steve. Ford E250 Van. Good By George Layng wage a campaign. Peck promised devote more time to his real estate of the dispute that occurred "I don’t have any gripe with 646-2426 weekdays 9 to 5. condition. $50. 649-1224. 1971 900 Harley Davidson, condition with racks. Herald Reporter a vigorous campaign. business. between him and former GOP Fred Peck,” said Smith, who FOR RENT Arlen Ness frame, less $5,000. 1972 Audi 100LS. m Two Bedroom, range, re- ■miscellaneous Peck said he wants to run party leader Curtis Smith in 1983. retired as party chairman this than 200 miles top end, 1978 Audi Fox, 1978 Flat Former Republican Registrar of Republican Town Chairman Do frlgeroter, dishwasher. Manchester - 1 sided Du It c JTV/STEREO/ ■for sale 128, All best offer. Good against McCavanagh so that vo Smith and others charged that spring. "I just thought there should custom front end. $2150 or Voters Frederick Peck, who was nald Kuehl said ' today he is No pets. $575 month. 646- plex, 3 bedroom, nice ■ '3 1 appliances trade. Gall 643-7800, 12pm terms on all vehicles. No ters have a choice between two Peck was not doing enough to be a change in the registrar’s 2319. area. Appliances, attic Umbrella Tent, 7 x 7 with money down to qualified forced out of his job in 1984 after a scheduled to meet with GOP candidates. However, he said he register new party members and office.” to 7pm. leaders from the five voting and basement. Includes poles. $30. 643-8095.O buyer. Private seller. Call dispute with party leaders, said agrees with what McCavanagh has had been neglecting other duties of e30 Locust St. 2nd floor, 4 Panasonic Upright Va districts included in the 12th washer and dryer hookup. cuum — With attach Ford 1981 Pickup Truck 643-1021. this morning he is seriously done in office and called McCava the registrar’s office. In another matter, Kuehl said a room, heated apartment. $575 plus utilities. Call District tonight to consider Peck ments, bags & extra belt. 7 For Sole - Air conditioner, Courier. Large body. 4 considering running for the party’s nagh "a personal friend.” In 1984, he failed to win the GOP candidate still has not been found No appliances. Security. 644-2673 or 644-3313. window ton, kitchen set and other potential candidates. months old. $50. Good cylinder, standard, radio Court of Probate, District of nomination in the 12th Assembly . “ They don’t come any nicer than nomination for registrar of voters, to challenge Democratic incum $520 monthly plus utilities. and lounge choirs.. Coll and tape. Excellent condi Manchester Call 646-2426. Weekdays 9 condition. Coll 646-3245 District. The Republican nominating con and current Republican Registrar bent William E. FitzGerald for Manchester for rent - 3'/j after 5pm. 649-7561. tion. $2700. 649-5038. NOTICE OF HEARING that fellow.” Peck said. to 5. room house, private yard. IN RE: CHRISTINE vention is set for Wednesday. McCavanagh, who is seeking his Mary Willhide was elected. judge of probate. However, Kuehl MCKINNEY, AN said he was not too concerned $450 plus utilities. 646-5940. Electric Stove, 5 years For Sole-9x12 oil wool Peck, 61, who was the GOP Peck said his thoughts about third term, is the only announced However, Smith — who lives in Sparkling Brand New - 2 braided rug, Chippendale INCAPABLE PERSON about not fielding an opponent old. $75. Call 6464359 after NOTICE TO CREDITORS Pursuant to an order of Hon. registrar for more than 20 years, running were prompted by former Democratic candidate and is ex the 12th Assembly District — said story Duplex In Coventry r n STORE a n d sofa 83 Inches long, excel William E. FitzGerald, against FitzGerald because the on 2.7 acres of beautifully 5pm. ESTATE OF said he would run against Demo GOP town Director John Garside’s pected to be nominated by the today he would fully support lent condition.- Kerosene JESSIE H. LAMPRECHT, Judge, dated July 11, 1986 a position does not Influence munici wooded sight. 11 miles | £ j OFFICE SPACE hearing will be held on an ap cratic incumbent James R. McCa- announcement Tuesday that he party next Thursday. Peck’s candidacy. Smith said the 6800 BTU Carrier air con hecrter only 2 years old. late of Manchester, pal policy. from downtown Manches Quartz heater, 2 Chippen deceased plication praying tor the Vanagh if Republican leaders would not be a candidate. Garside. Peck’s candidacy might not “ funny thing” about politics is that ditioner. Like new condi The Hon. William E. Fitz authority to sell certain real ter. Very close to shop Manchester - Downtown dale wing chairs, antique asked him to. While saying that he who had been considered the likely receive the full support of some you can be enemies one-day and FitzGerald, 62. is seeking his FRED PECK ping areas. Various local retail or office space, 1750 tion. Used one season. Gerald, Judge, of the Court property situated In the Asking $200. 6494411. night stand, original milk of Probate, District of Man Town of Manchester, County would need financial support to challenger, said . he wanted to Manchester Republicans because allies the next. fifth term. . 12th candidate? lakes, and golf, course. square feet. 668-1447. red point, bench set com chester at a hearing held on of Hartford as In said appli Call Jan at 643-2487. Mon plete with weights. Coll July 10,1986 ordered that all cation on file more fully day - Friday. Main St. Manchester ex after 6pm, except Satur claims must be presented to appears, at the Court ot Pro cellent location. 600 to day any tlme.646-5808. the fiduciary on or before Oc bate on July 29, 1986 at 2:00 5 room, 2 bedroom, large 1800 square feet. $250 In tober 13,1986 or be barred os P.M. Washer and Dryer- Sears by law proylded. Mary Lou Taylor, yard, convenient loca cludes heat, lanitor and Summer ’’Hot’’ Sole! Mary Lou Taylor, TODAY’S HERALD ‘No agreement/ district iawyer says tion. Available 8-1. $600 a parking. 649-5334 or 643- heavy duty Kenmore au 037-07 C rocket tomatic washer; 5 cycles, Flashing arrow signs $269. Clerk month plus utilities. IV2 7175.$a,b2,fclas35 Lighted, non-arrow $259. The fiduciary Is: By Alex GIrelll reached at a meeting Tuesday from.” said. months security required. Main St. Manchester ex 5 water temperatures, 2 Michael M. Darby INVITATION TO BID District President Walter water levels, self cleaning Unllghted $229. (free let 773 Main St. Associate Editor called by the state Department of Told of LaBelle's remarks this 1348 Coll 643-0110. cellent location. 600 to ters) Few left. See locally Seoled bids will be received In the ninning Index Environmental Protection. morning, Kandra said: "I'm sur Joyner, who was at the Tuesday A u s o a 1800 square feet. $250 In lint filter, $210. Dryer; 3 Manchester, CT 06040 In the General Services' of in i 1(800)4234)163, anytime. 038-07 But LaBelle, who had just read a prised to hear it.” meeting called by the DEP, coiild }0Vj-74•' $*•<*** waiting Hat for elderly furniture (Dressers & bed town prefers and the other favored doilies, plus bazaar ideas Coll Alex Matthews, 649- house. Heavy duty win are available at the Business ployer, and requires qn qf flr- FnzMM 11 Public Works Director George agreement.” in a memorandum to the town Basaliaf. housing In Manchester. sets) Solid rock maple Office. Sealed bids will be re mqtlve octlonoollcvtorqll of He said his understanding was by the district. MsauRNcn — including the frosty Call between 8:30 and 5 at 4003. dow unit, 24000 BPU, 120 hutch, buffet and much Partly sunny 1 nz*al nauia .q in Kandra reported that the town and ^ a r d of Directors with copies to Manehsator Hanid basket shown. You’ll volts, cools 5 rooms. $200. ceived until Thursday, July Its Controctors ond Vendors the independent district had that Kandra was to get back to him While Kandra said the town use a«s. tt 528-6521. more. Coll 649-4729. 31, 1986 at 1:00 p.m. at which os a condition of doing busi 1 nHary ' 0 be sent to Joyner and LaBelle. want to have a copy of Manchester • Lawyer’s Call 289-2017 after 6 PM. time they will be publicly Partly sunny today with a 30 reached agreement over how the with information on what the town would have control of the valve. mm vsfs. N.Y. ions ness with the Town, os per Opinlnn Rrlal Naat, aSSrsit •!» ZIP this handy book. office, walk to G.A. 12. opened and read aloud. The Federal Order 11246. percent chance of an afternoon or A proposed sewer, to be installed by was willing to do about the sewer. LaBelle said; ” I never said I’d give The memorandum said the dis Taking applications for a Board of Education reserves MBE, atpt hiiiiiair tat Sin. 5 room apartment, 2 bed Frank SplleckI, 643-2121. Bid forms, plans and specifi evening thunderstorm. High in the P «n pU 9 the district and hooked into the “ All kinds of progress was made them control of the valve.” trict had agreed that the town GOOD THINGS ENDROLLS the right to accept or relact cations ore available at the New FASHION with To ordir, iond $325, includes rooms, $500 per month any or all bids or the right to mid-OOs. Partly cloudy tonight with Apnirta •’M T town’s sewage system, would be at the Tuesday meeting,” LaBelle He said he does not have the would not pay any part of the cost Photo-Guide patterns in TO EAT 2716 width - 2S0 General Services' office. pcsU|t and handling. and a 3 room apartment, 1 Main St. Manchester Ex waive technical formalities If a 40 percent chance of showers, Talawlalnn 14 routed. The connection point has said. "We understand where the authority to make an agreement on of sewer lines to hie built east of the all size ranges, has a cellent location. 600 to 13% width - 2 for 2S< It Is In the best Interest to do TOWN OF ANNECaiOT ^ bedroom with heat and MANCHESTER, CT. possibly a thunderstorm. Law in II.A/Wnrtf1 7 0 been in dispute for months. town is coming from and we told behalf of the district. That author manhole that would house the apccial Grace Cole Collec Msnelmtf Herald 1800 square feet. $250 In Pick Your Own Raspber MUST be picked up at the hot water. $375 per month. Richard A. Huot ROBERT B. W EISS, Wiiathar_. the town where we are coming ity rests with district directors, lie directional valve. tion for larger sizes; p)us llMAw*. siaaMricas For appointment coll: cludes heat, lanitor and ries at Nutmeg VInvard. Manchester Herald Office GENERAL MANAGER the mid-OOs. Details on page 2. 2 Kandra ^ d the accord had been 2 BONUS Coupons! Nnr Tart, N.T. 10036 Bunker Hill Rd. Coventry. before 11 A.M. ONLY. Director Print Naaa, audrtss vita ZIP Phllbrick Agency, 646- parking. 649-5334 or 643- Business Services 03647 Price .... $2.00 CODE and at}la NinMtr. 4200. 7175. Coll for details. 742-0402. 03547 •e