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to - M ANCHESTER HERALD. Tuesday. July 9. 1985 MANCHESTER FOCUS U.S./WORLD WEATHER BUSINESS GOP to mount drive One shopper tests Baldrige listed as Cloudy skies tonight; ! for firehouse vote coupon machines Stockman successor less humid Thursday How to sift through data I ... page 8 ... page 13 ... page 2 -V ... page 2 New technology changes phone service Whether you're buying a telephone or an answerer, the owner is away and phones that remember you still n e ^ to install it. This means that whatever Since the breakup of American Telephone k numbers also are valuable. Telegraph — what increasingly appears to have been you buy must be compatible with your phone bne. If. for Instance, touch-tone service is not available a stupid move on the part of uninformed managers — • Phones with a switch to select touch tone, pulse you and I have been deluged with a bewildering array Your dialing or any combination of the two for access Jo where you live, you shouldn’t buy a touch-tone phone. of misinformation on telephones, their functions and long-distance services. Phones with these features But if your home is equipped with modular jaclu. Money's cost between $50 and $65 — but with the savings on the Installation is as easy as plugging in a lamp, u, ilanrhratrr MrralJi features. This has merely complicated the buying leasing and touch-tone charges. In addition to though, you have an older home, you may need extra • ___ y-Hi______* VA/oHnAftHAuWednesday, .liilw July 10, 1985 — Single copy: 25< process. Worth Manchester, Conn. — A City of Village Charm In the first days of deregulation, the market was discounted long-distance service, the extra charges wiring. can be more than made up in two to three months' use swamped with cheap "disposable” phones. (I saw Sylvia Porter simple as the suppliers of service t i j to make it in New York City. Formerly, If you wanted to save them being hawked on sidewalks in Manhattan.) If sound, it just is not that easy. (I m admittedly a dolt n money on your long-distance calls by using MCI or you bought them and watched them break down this area, but I suspect millions of you are right In Splint, you had to subscribe to A T iT 's touch-tone almost immediately, you tossed them away in disgust there with me.) Help with installation of phones wouW service at an added monthly charge or buy a devide and disillusionment. be essential for me. Also imperative would ^ Panel speakerphone capability, once found only on Now, when we buy phones, we’re returning to brand that simulates the tones on a rotary phone. high-priced office phone systems, are now available diagrams of types of telephone “ “ tlets found In any Israeli jets names we strust and products backed by longer • Voice-activated answering machines, meaning in m^ium-priced electronic home phones.” home with corresponding diagrams and descriptions warranties. And no longer satisfied with the bare machines that record as long as someone is talking. Popular features today — some of which save of modular jacks needed to install today's new phones. basic models, we’re looking for convenience features, No more cutoff messages. Remote control is a benefit is hard money and/or are extremely helpful — include: A telephone consumer guide that simplifies phone such as memory, automatic redial and lighted to you if you want to get your messages periodically • Answering machines: This reflects our changing installation has been prepared by General E le^ n c. kaypads. lifestyles — particularly dual-career households and without having to return home. Some use hand-held "With microelectronics, manufacturers can incor­ remote controllers to operate the machine, while It's free. You may get it by writing to: Phone Tips, households headed by single persons. Says Smith, GE Electronics Park, Building 7, Room 201 S, stage raid porate more ‘phone’ into smaller packages,” explains others need only a touch-tone phone. This is claimed to to find "Consumers are looking for products that simplify William G. Smith, general marketing manager for Syracuse, N.Y. 13221. It won't install your phones — their lives, and answering machines help do that.” be another reason for the pulse/tone switchable General Electric Consumer Electronics. "For but it will make it easier for you to' do so. • Machines that act as personal secretaries while model. By Kathy Garmus instance, automatic redial of busy numbers and Assistant City Editor

Summer vacations and work on guerrillas UPI buy ;ch?<<'jle8 have taken their toll on •, HeARTs /1 9 Business Legislation the mayor's plans to form a 0 citizens' committee to help sell By Sarnia Nakhoul one of them served as headquar­ voters on a sewer-plant project United Press International ters for the Abu Musa group while In Brief nearing that will be on the ballot Nov. 5. the other was a departure point for puts lid on Mayor Barbara B. Weinberg BEIRUT, Lebanon — Israeli attacks. said "Tuesday that she has received A third target base 1 mile east of p p i A ' warplanes bombed Palestinian Heating oil price drop* commitments from only three targets near the northern Leba­ Tripoli was used as a base for the deadline people to serve on the committee. health costs Popular Front for the Liberation of HARTFORD — State officials say home nese city of Tripoli today, a day She declined to name the three. Palestine-General Command, the heating oil prices in Connecticut dropped in June after two suicide bombers at­ WASHINGTON (UPI) — Lawyers for At least two others declined to army said. It said the base as demand for the fuel lessened and suppliers By David Singleton tacked the Israeli security zone in an unidentified investment group seek­ serve because of busy schedules, contained dugouts and bunkers. anticipated lower worldwide oil prices. United Press International southern Lebanon, security sour­ ing to buy United Press International she said. Weinberg said the biggest The Lebanese sources, possibly The average price of heating oil was down 5.5 ces said. out of bankruptcy for more than $14 obstacle to finding committee referring to the same target, said cenU a gallon on the wholesale level in June and CONCORD, N.H. - New Hamp­ million are awaiting a response from a members has been trying to reach Israeli military authorities in five jets bombed Beddawi, a 3.3 cents a gallon on the retail level, a survey by shire's new health services competition committee representing UPI’s people. refugee camp 1 mile south of the state Energy Division showed. The state law will help contain skyrocketing costs Jerusalem confirmed the raids creditors. Weinberg said she had hoped to Tripoli, where they demolished a survey found an average retail price of $1,044 per by encouraging effective and efficient said the pitots reported scoring Washington attorneys David Ruben- have the committee ready two P F L P training base. gallon as of July 1, down from $1,077 in the health care, lawmakers said. r-. k •• tl good hits. , stein and Richard Beatty, representing weeks ago, but that it will be three They said the Israeli warplanes previous month and $1.131^n July 1, 1984, the At a mock signing ceremony Monday, Israel said the jets struck at the bidders, described their proposal to to four weeks before the group can Palestine guerrilla bases in the also bombed Nahr A1 Bared, a Energy Division said. Gov. John Sununu said House Bill 476 “ is really a deregulation bill” because the creditors committee at a meeting in be presented to the Board of area of Nahr El Bared, 5>A miles refugee camp 12 miles north of the Bradford S. Chase, under secretary of the Directors. The committee should Office of Policy and Management in charge of the it promotes cost-effectiveness without New York Monday. northeast of Tripoli. Lebanese city, where they struck a gasoline The investor group's offer expires have between seven and 15 people, Energy Division, said heating oil prices tradition­ the regulatory structures other states sources said the planes struck station. July 15, but a source close to the she said. ally fall in June because the heating season is have adopted. Palestinian refugee camps north Israel launched its last air strike committee said the bidders — des­ "Because of time, you don't want over and demand for oil is less. The legislation, which Sununu actu­ and south of the city. in Lebanon on April 17, hitting ally signed more than two weeks ago, cribed last week as "v e ry credible" by a whole lot of people,” she said. Voice of Lebanon, Beirut's what it said was a headquarters became law July 1. A U PI Chairman Luis Nogales — would Town officials are pushing for Christian radio station, said the and training base for the Demo­ Troubles brewing at GE The health services competition act have to revise their deadline If they quick approval of the project -YT • . » . . ' Ui - «r f raids set off fires throughout the cratic Front for the Liberation of BOSTON — A strike by General Electric Co. requires hospitais and nursing homes to wish to pursue a purchase. before the federal grant program Palestinian camps, killing or Palestine in the eastern Bekaa The unsecured creditors, who were for sewer-plant work is replaced wouning a large number of people. Valley. J j employees is "a very real possibility," a union submit to state public health officials offered about 17.5 cents on the dollar for by a low-interest loan program. official said as workers prepared to vote today on Information about their patients and 'S 1 The attacks presumably were That raid, near the town of Barr a proposed new three-year contract. services, inciuding costs for treatment. more than $27 million In debts, are not The town was informed earlier this conducted in reprisal for suicide Elias, came eight days after a About 12,000 unionized electrical workers at the The iaw aiso creates a Health Service prepared to move that quickly, the year that the project's priority attacks Tuesday in which a Syrian suicide bomber drove a car packed company's plants in Lynn and Pittsfield were to Planning and Review Board that will source said. ranking with the state had moved man and Lebanese woman saluted with explosives into a convoy of Join some 55,000 General Electric employees use the data to establish the need for “ There's no panic to sell,” he said. from tenth to third. Only projects Syrian President Hafez Assad on Israeli trucks in southern Lebanon nationwide voting on the proposed contract. new health care construction and "That is the consensus.” in Groton and Wlnsted have television, then drove TNT-packed killing two soldiers and wounding The leadership of Local 201 of the International equipment and to develop standards for Committee members were informed greater priority with the state. cars into military checkpoints two others. Electrical. Radio & Machine Workers union. services. there were several other suitors “ in the Weinberg said the committee's killing themselves and as many as The woman who conducted that D Which represents about 8,500 workers at the Lynn “ It sets up parameters and the wings,” including one or more news­ main job would be to study the 17 other people. attack, like the drivers in Tues­ plant, Monday voted unanimously to recommend competition is ailowed to take place paper groups, the source said, predict­ existing sewage treatment plant Both attacks were aimed at day's suicide attacks, was a rejection of the proposed contract. within those parameters,” said Rep. ing a sale still is "a long way off.” "and really to help sell the new checkpoints in southern Lebanon member of the Syrian Social n In Pittsfield, the United Electrical, Radio and Matthew Sochalski, R-Londonderry. During the seven-hour meeting, the system.” manned by the South Lebanon Nationalist Party. Machines Workers Union leadership board Rep. Sara Townsend, R-Meriden, the committee also endorsed an am e n d e d In 1983, voters rejected a $20 Army — the Israeli-backed militia Tuesday's suicide bombings — narrowly voted 22-19 in favor of the contract. prime sponsor of the act, said it will arrangement in which two New York million ^nd-issue to pay for headed by Gen. Antoine Lahd. the first in the SLA-patrolled Changes in the present wage structure, health allow government, business and the firms will serve as investment advisers improvements to the sewer plant, Israeli Defense Minister Yitzhak security zone around the Israeli care costs and a three percent wage bonus have public to be prudent purchasers of to UPI, evaluating and screening which is located off Olcott Street. Rabin warned before his nation's border since Israel withdrew from drawn opposition, officials said. health services. potential buyers. When she first proposed appoint­ recent withdrawal from Lebanon Lebanon last month — came amid “ The competition aspect is going to e A bankruptcy judge overseeing UPI ment of a citizen's committee in that Israeli forces would strike as bloody fighting between rival L L May, Weinberg said the group very Important,” she said. "They under Chapter II proceedings will have far north as Tripoli in reprisal for Moslem militiamen in Tripoli. Rltdon gets Eyelet Specialty (consumers) will know where the the final say on any proposed sale of the would look over plans for the attacks on Israelis or their allies. Security sources said nine more sewage plant improvements to NAUGATUCK - Risdon Corp. says it has efficient and effective providers may be DPI photo wire service, but the law gives Israel said that two of today's people were.killed and 27 wounded determine If they were still ap­ signed an agreement to acquire the financially found.” unsecured creditors great weight in any target bases belonged to the Abu today — bringing the three-day toll Sununu said every health care facility New Hampshire Gov. John Sununu signs legislation Monday declslo^ propriate in light of possible new Musa faction of the Palestine in the city to 28 dead and 55 troubled Eyelet Specialty Co. for $12 million in developments such as a major cash and assumed liabilities. in the state competes for a limited tightening state control of heath care costs and encouraging Rubeiwtein said, "W e made our Liberation Organization and that wounded. market of patients "and in doing so they presentation. We're waiting to hear mall in Buckland. The acquisition includes Eyelet Specialty's competition. However, Weinberg said on 400,000 square foot manufacturing facility in have all tried in the past to have the from them (the creditors). We have a H«rald photo by Tarquinio of just building on speculation, people system. Tuesday that because the plans for Wallingford as well as its United Tool Co. latest, most expensive, most up-to-date deadline.” Under the proposal deli­ are building for special needs,” he said. "F or the first time, it puU in the improvements to the plant have subsidiary in Bridgeport and interesU in three equipment on hand.” vered to Nogales last week, the Health and Welfare Commissioner Public Health Division the data, the already received state and federal Special memory international operations. In the end, every patient had to pay creditors were given two weeks to Sylvlo Dupuis said the law gives Public coordination, the oversight, the moni­ approval, the citizens' committee Reagan sees tax The acquisition of the financially troubled firm for the excessive costs of unnecessary respond to the offer. If the terms are Health Services the authority and toring and the development of stand­ could not recommend changes to is the largest in the history of Risdon, a facilities and equipment, he said. acceptable, the Identities of the would- Jennifer Diamond, the 14-year-old to swim out to one of the bridge ards I think are going to be very them. Naugatuck-based subsidiary of Metal Box The governor said the new iaw makes accountability necessary to consolidate be buyers would be revealed, and UPI important for us,” he said. Weinberg said the committee is girlfriend of July 4 drowning victim supports to get a better view of holiday America Inc. of Westport, the company said planning part of the process. “ Instead what has been a good but fragmented would have three more days to accept important to the town's efforts to Angel Santos of Manchester, stands fireworks. On the bridge support behind ‘turkey’s’ demise or reject the deal. Monday. improve its sewage treatment r ’ Eyelet Specialty was founded 62 years ago and beneath Founders Bridge in East Diamond are some of the farewell The proposal also is subject to plant because the average person from 1958 to 1973 was owned by International Hartford Tuesday. About 30 teenagers messages Santos’s friends left for him. A approval of unspecified revisions In the does not have time to studv the By Joseph Mlonowany Silver Co. It is currently a subsidiary of Kingston Panel faces backlog of cases collective bargaining agreement be­ plans for improvements o f the gathered under the bridge to pay tribute story and more pictures appear on page United Press International N w r My tur’ Tool Co. of Monson, Mass. tween U PI and its employees union. limits of the old system. to their friend, who drowned as he tried 3. Risdon manufactures packages for cosmetics on welfare to pay medical bills and the hiring of another commissioner and HAMDEN (UPI) - The state Negotiations on UPI's proposal for a Town General Manager Robert WASHINGTON - House WASHINGTON (UPI) - and toiletries, specialty packaging and deep- living costs. eight more clerical workers for the Workers' Compensation Commission is six-month wage freeze and other B. Weiss said last month that if the Speaker Thomas O'Neill is throw­ President Reagan and Ms mip- "Tim e is of the essence in these commission In the first staff Increase draw metal parts. flooded with cases and in many employee concessions ^ere delayed plant Is not expanded, tke town ing more cold water on President porters have virtually rewrtttan situations,” said John A. Arcudi of for district offices in a decade. instapces takes more than a year to rule Indefinitely when the mother of William might not be able to aec^t more India starts probe Reagan's tax reform plan, but the dictionary in their varfoal Hamden, chairman of the commission. on complaints from ill or injured "The additional staff will make a Morrissey, president of the Wire sewage In four or five y «ifs > ^ Reagan says the current “ turkey” contortions to avoid saying "tax "But a systematic Inertia makes it Dollar drops, gold mixed workers, officials say. measurable difference, but It won't cut Service Guild, died last Wednesday. The proposed im provementsto tax code should be cooked by increase." Commission officials said an increase move slower than it should.” LONDON — The dollar nosedived again at the the time down to where I want It,” Teitelbaum said that during the the plant would increase it^ Thanksgiving and a new law When Reagan raised $88 in the number of compensation cases opening of money markets in Europe today, He said the system worked well for Arcudi said. creditors meeting, the committee gave average daily capacity by 1.5 packaged by Christmas. billion in a variety of taxes in and complexity of the cases has created Jet’s voice recorder found Citing growing pressure against hitting its lowest rates for months. Gold was many years but has been plagued with a He said he could not understand why its endorsement to the appointment of million gallons. 1981, Republicans trumpeted it a tremendous backlog in some of the mixed. heavy caseload that has faced the lawmakers didn't approve a larger the New York firms of Bear Steams k the tax plan, O'Neill, D-Mass., said as “ revenue enhancement" agency's district offices. Dealers said the greenback was being marked state's nine compensation commission­ staff increase since the system is Co. and Ladenburg Thalmann li Co. as CORK, Ireland (UPI) - Investi­ instrument that makes up an ted States, India, Ireland and Tuesday that even if the full House When Reagan said Tuesday Officials said it takes more than a further down following a fall in New York. ers since 1980. financed by Insurance companies and joint investment advisers. gators searching the ocean floor aircraft's "black box” of data Britain have taken part in the passed a measure by the end of the he would consider taxing Sociid year In many cases to get a formal The dollar opened In Frankfurt at 2.9795 marks today recovered the voice recorder recorders that contain vital infor­ search. On Tuesday, the British year, " I doubt the Senate is going Security benefits of tbe wealthy judgment on a worker's complaint and Arcudi estimated the system will employers who are self-insured. The Bear Steams-Ladenburg arran­ Coventry against 3.0060 and in Zurich at 2.5015 Swjsg francs they hope will help determine mation on the plane's last mo­ government team pulled out citing to bring it up.” if Ckmgress would not freeae more than two years for an appeal to be handle 43,700 cases this fiscal year, up Sen. Kenneth T. Hampton, R-East gement was worked out as a means of against 2.5223. The U.S. unit opened in London at whether a bomb caused the Air- ments in flight. a lack of cooperation among the But Reagan, who has shifted his costof-livlng increases, Senate decided. from 22,768 In the 1976 fiscal year while Haddam, co-chairman of the Legisla­ helping settle a public dispute between 1.3445 to the pound against 1.3362 and in Paris at India crash that killed 329 people “ In the early hours of this participants. immediate attention from the tax Republican leader Robert Dole In most cases, workers get benefits employers and insurance companies ture's Liabor and Public Employees Nogales and chief UPI stockholders 9.08 francs against 9.1625. has budget last month, Indian officials said. morning the Leon Thevenin, char­ The recent spate of terrorist acts issue to the budget, (see story, labeled it a "recapture M will pay out $260 million this year Committee, said the committee will Douglas Ruhe and William Gelssler, while their cases are pending but in The Indian investigating team in tered by India for salvage opera­ has sparked warnings from West page 5), was much more positive, benefits.” In Milan the dollar began trading at 1,905.75 lire review the situation next year to see if who have separately sought to find about 15 percent of the cases workers compared to $69 million in 1976. COVENTRY — Townspeople Cork said searchers, using a robot tions, detected the cockpit voice German officials. In Karlsruhe, telling editors and broadcasters at White House spokesman against 1,919.10. buyers for UPI. 9 are forced to use their own money or go The Legislature this year approved additional staff Is needed. Tuesday approved a $2,326,336 submarine o p e ra te from the recorder of Air Indian flight 182,” West Germany's federal prosecu­ a White House lunch that he still Larry Speakea referred to the town budget for the 1985-86 fiscal believes a new tax system can be 0 French vessel Leon Thevenin, the Indian officials said. "The tor warned today that U.S. and plan as "replacement of year by a 3-to-l margin. found and recovered the recorder Scarab is being lowered again at NATO military installations are approved by January. revenues.” Business Is brisk The new budget is higher than at a depth of 6,500 feet. the same spot to locate and the favorite targets of West Ger­ "By Thanksgiving Day of 1985, Reagan's promise that a tax the $2.27 million budget voters "The Indian navy official on retrieve the digital flight data many's most wanted terrorists. we should cook our turkey of a tax increase would happen only rejected In May, but the mill rate board confirmed ... after exchang­ recorder.” "The security situation regard­ code and get our tax reform passed "over my dead body" appar­ will remain at last year's rate of ing detailed identification data The recorder was found, picked - ing the Red Army Faction is, as by both the House and the Senate,” ently necessitated tbe Engineer spends his days creating computer ciones 31.29 because of a $485,000 budget with the Indian engineers ashore, up by the hydraulic arms of the ever, tense,” said Kurt Rebmann, Reagan said. "Then, by Christmas euphemisms. surplus. Town Manager Harold B. that the Scarab (robot) had the submarine and raised to the the federal republic's top terrorist Day, America's new tax plan Hodge Jr. said today. cockpit voice recorder,” an Indian surface in six hours, the officials hunter and prosecutor, at a special should be signed into law and The town had a surplus because presented to the people as the best Hawaii and Florida,” says the statement said. said. news conference in Karlsruhe. O'Neill had previously predicted By William H. Inman firms or firms ridding themselves ers In Texas, and perhaps scores of Cwagenberg is convinced his "When I buy a part, I have to pin of unexpected revenues, Hodge gift of the year.” soft-spoken owner of Lolir Irish officials said the cockpit "The robot located a signal from “ It is Important that the security that a tax reform measure could United Press International of surplus. others across the nation. efforts and that of similar industry down the problems, check Into the said! The surplus has been incorpo­ Senate Finance Committee Electronics. "It occurred to me that there voice recorder was to be sent back the voice recorder on the sonar at a arrangements for target figures pass Congress by the end of next The object and original of each of Independents will drive down the history of the piece, to make sure it rated Into the new budget, he said. Chairman Bob Packwood, R-Ore., DALLAS — Allen Cwagenberg Cwagenberg is a survivor, both a was a lot of real good material on to India, where investigators distance of 300 to 400 meters and target objects should be kept year, but that the bill would have to Cwagenberg's clones, of course, 1s price of personal computers. “ We works and is compatahle with the Voters rejected the earlier was also more upbeat than O'Neill. builds clones — Intelligent, victim and beneficiary of the the market at super prices.” the IBM PC, now the business already have.” would study It for clues to the cause (yards), then it homed in on the as comprehensive as they are be more fair to the middle class other parts I have.” budget because they felt It was too of the June 23 crash. signal until it came into visual " I think there'll be a bill,” he said, microchip-laden thinking ma­ massive shakeout which has con­ High-tech brokers bought up Industry standard. He wants to keep his business now.” than the plan written by the White But then, such is the risk — and low In public safety areas, Hodge The Air-India Boeing 747 contact with the voice recorder,” "and if the bill comes to the Senate House. chines — but he's no mad scientist vulsed the personal computer many of these parts — modems, "Sure, there are Apple clones small. He has only five on the staff He said the group also posed a the challenge — of building clones. said. Tile referendum vote Tues­ plunged into tbe Atlantic Ocean said Neville Hunter of Cable and by Oct. 15,1 think we can get It this and he has no medical pretensions. Industry In recent years, leaving mice, macro and micro items — around. They've been around for a and no immediate plans to expand. threat to the German armaments The Democratlc-led House has day was 513-166. some 120 miles off the Irish coast, Wireless, whose engineers operate year.” Cwagenberg Is an electronics only IBM and a few others and offered them to wildcatters long tim e. But IBM has become the He doesn't talk about sales, but industry, justice, security and taken the lead on the issue in The new budget allows for the killing all 329 passengers and crew the robot. " I f anything, the problem with engineer. The clones he builds are towering above the rubble. like Cwagenberg at bargain standard. People come here to buy business Is obviously good, and police officials, and politicians. Congress, with the Republican- addition of one new police officer aboard. Only 131 bodies and about 5 “ The robot is operated by tax reform is when we go home the hi^-powered computers, the la­ He came to Texas from the Great prices. a professional system so they can growing — albeit discreetly. Daley Thompson of Great Brl- dominated Senate Finance Com­ and includes funds to allow the percent of the wreckage has been remote control and has television public kind of yawns about tax test generation of lookalikes mim­ Lakes region and was co-partner In "It's what we call the gray do business at home.” Another virtue of smallness: Uln won both the 19M and 19M mittee following House Ways and town fire departments to update recovered. cameras and powerful lights,” reform ,” Packwood added, noting icking the power, durability and a large manufacturing company market,” he said. "W e discovered Cwagenberg stocked up on parts IBM doesn't know he exists. "And Olympic decathlon titles. Means Committee actions by their equipment. In addition, the Experts have speculated the Hunter said. " I t is highly maneuv­ people were more concerned about appearance of Big Blue, giant which made power supplies for there were lots of supplies out for the PC XT, a system fashioned that's just line with m e.” Inside Today about a week. superintendent of streets and the crash was caused by a terrorist erable. It picked up the flight the deficit. IBM, but at a third to a half of the computers. But the shakeout left there. There were companies around a 10 MB hard-disk, floppy One of Cwagenberg's peeves is Meanwhile, the influential real human services department will bomb but investigators said they recorder and also located two new Many people believe if Congress price. clients scarce and money tight. going out of business, reducing disks and a controlling 8088 the lack of part-to-part compatibil­ estate lobby Tuesday stepped up each get one new employee. had so far found no hard evidence pieces of wreckage.” 24 pages,'4 sections does not act on tax reform this His laboratory Is an unobstru- ''The headaches were supplies, and lots of brokers who microprocessor. ity within the industry. EMERGENCY Its campaign against Reagan's The new budget Is retroactive to back up such a theory. The submersible robot, operated year, the Issue may die because Slve two-room niche In a quiet Immeasurable.” handled the surplus.” “ People wanted this part, then "With all the different manufac­ Fire — Police — Medical M v lo *_ — 16 O b ttu v iM . plan, complaining about a variety until July 1. The town has been The investigators said the sub­ by British telecommunications ButlOMS _ __21 O p inion___ 1986 is an election year, and suburban shopping center. Busi­ At 37, Cwagenberg bailed out. He From the remains of the old, a they wanted that part. Soon we turers about there, there are of lu provisions to the Ways and operating on last year's surplus, marine was being lowered again in company Cable and Wireless, is C IS M ltM - 21-24 P sopM alk. lawmakers may be reluctant to ness comes mostly from mailouts, opted to take advantage of the new cottage industry was bom. knew we had enough parts to build enormous compatibility problems. DIAL 911 C om lc*. 16 Sports. Means Oimmlttee. Hodge said. "But we couldn't have the same area and expressed designed for ocean bed cable tamper with the tax code and its fliers, strategic advertising. “ We internecine destruction, the grave­ Cwagenberg counts perhaps a entire systenu, and we could tailor There are no real sta^ards on In Manchester Entartsinmsnt___16 Tatavttlon Real estate interests have been stood another payroll if the budget confidence they would find the repairs and maintenance. L o tla ry ___. 2 W Mthsr _ hundreds of deductions for power­ get orders from as far away as yard of parts left by now-defunct half-dozen Independent clonemak- the machine to the Individual.” these items. It's a mess. ------______among the most vocal critics of the hgd not been approved” , he added. flight data recorder, the other Officials from Canada, the Uni- ful special Interey groups. plan. . A MANCHESTER HERALD. Wedneaday, July 10, 1985 — 3 t - MANCHESTER HERALD. Wednegdav. July 10. 19«5 Negotiators predict Heading tor Wall Street ; 7 tech-teachers’ pact Stockman’s exit is no surprise wili be approved honorable fellow" who "has always year salary Increase fivefold. ' Bv Norman D. Sandler months as a prime candidate to join the been truthful in what he said to us and staff exodus under way since the start of "He'll earn as much as a third what he said to the press.” over two years. But the teachers — United Press International baseman," Simpson quipped. By Susan Vaughn Reagan's second term. House Republican leader Robert Herald Reporter whose salaries range from about WASHINGTON - David Stockman, Speculation swiftly turned to possible Reagan, who took Stockman to the Michel said Stockman, the longest- $16,000 to $26,000 — have claimed who reaped fame and frustration as the successors, with Reagan expected to woodshed” for all-too-candid assess- serving budget director since World WETHERSFIELD — Negotia­ their salaries are not keeping pace wunderkind of Reaganomics, is making look for someone adept at numbers and menU of his policies and the economy, War II, had "the toughest Job in tors for Connecticut's vocational- with other public-school teachers, a long-expected exit from government politics — and less prone to had nothing but praise for his budget government” and his departure "will technical-school teachers reached who have averaged 10.2 percent to pursue prestige and six-figure pay controversy. director. leave a gaping hole in our ability to set a tentative contract agreement salary increases. among the financial wizards of Wali Among Uiose rumored to be inter­ "Dave Stockman has served with budget policy for the nation.” with the state early Tuesday after Earlier this year, the tech Street e st^ or under consideration were dedication and distinction,” Reagan Those with constituencies on the u 14-hour marathon bargaining teachers were seeking 7.5 percent Witli the White House in the throes of Commerce Secretary Malcolm Bal- said. “His tireless efforU to bring fiscal cutting edge of Stockman's budget knife session mediated by State Labor salary increases each year. budget negotiations with Congress, drige, presidential assistant John discipline to the federal government — wielded against social programs and Commissioner P. Joseph Peraro. Bill Selski, chairman of the union Stockman announced Tuesday he will Svahn and Joseph Wright, Stockman's and ensure economic stability for the subsidies for business, agriculture and The agreement, which came negotiating team, said in a press end his tenure as President Reagan's No. 2 at the Office of Management and country are deeply appreciated.” the middle class - had a different views. after 15 months of stalled contract release: "This round of negotia­ budget director Aug. 1 to Join the Budget. On Capitol Hill, Stockman received Sen. Charles Grassley, R-Iowa, who talks, was announced Tuesday tions has set the stage for future biggest investment banking firm on Stockman will become a managing bipartisan accolades for his grasp of an opposed Stockman's relentless attack afternoon at a news conference at contracts to gain parity with the Wall Street. director of Salomon Brothers. Sen. Alan almost (1 trillion federal budget and his on farm programs, pronounced his the Labor Department offices in local school systems in Connecti­ The announcement came as no Simpson, R-Wyo., joked that the candor. resignation "good for Iowa Wethersfield. It would cover cut. We couldn’t have gotten as far BUDGET DIRECTOR DAVID STOCKMAN surprise in the White House, where onetime divinity student and two-temn House Speaker Thomas O'Neill called as we did without the solid support Stockman "a learned and talented and agriculture.” Herald photos bv Tarquinio teachers at the state’s 17 . . . leave his post Aug. 1 Stockman has been regarded for congressVnan might see his $75,l00-a- vocational-technical schools, one of the membership and I know they of which is Howell Cheney Re­ will be pleased." Friends of July 4 drowning victim Angel Santos gather gional Vocational-Technical After the press conference, beneath Founders Bridge in East Hartford Tuesday and School in Manchester Peraro told the Herald he was able Weather Officials at the news conference to help the negotiators reach an Peopletalk throw flowers into the Connecticut Rivepas a tribute to refused to reveal the detailsarUbiL— Jigrvfmcnl after reducing, the the Manchester youth. Among those who mourned proposed two-year contract be­ number of outstanding issues to a Today's forecast Santos were East Hartford residents John Magnotta and cause the more than 1,000 union manageable level during Mon­ Heatherton out of line Connecticut, Massachusetts Joelle Jones, left. Scott Sheehan of Manchester, below, members had not been notified day's all-day session. Keach gets OK for return about them. But both union and Peraro, who has helped mediate The Perfect Sleeper caused a perect uproar at a and Rhode Island: Today: partly scrawled a farewell message to his friend on one of the several .state contracts, said he Actor Stacy Keach, recently released from a slate officials said they were passport agency in Rockefeller Center in New cloudy with scattered showers bridge supports. confident that the contract would offered his assistance to both sides. 6-month Jail term in England for smuggling Heatherton, and thunderstorms. Warm with Kenneth Gray, superintendent of cocaine, will return York, officials said. Joey the singer, he ratified by the union and the dancer and mattress company spokeswoman, highs mainly in the 80s. Tonight: slate Board of Education the state’s 17 vocational-technical to television as the was detained Monday when, after being refused scattered showers and thunder­ star of "Mickey A union meeting to vole on the schools, spoke briefly at the news special treatment, she attempted to buck the line storms. Lows in the mid 50s contract will be held Monday at the conference Tuesday and thanked Spillane's Mike northwest to mid 60s southeast. Hammer,” a CBS of people seeking passports for trips abroad, H.C. Wilcox Vocational-Technical Peraro for his efforts. "The long federal sources said. Thursday: partly sunny. Highs School in Meriden. An informa­ process is hopefully behind us," he executive has Heatherton reportedly became abusive after confirmed. in the upper 70s to mid 80s. tional session will begin at 5 p.m., said. The Los Angeles she was told she could not circumvent the lengthy Maine: Variable cloudiness followed by balloting from 6 to 7:30 In January, the vocational- Times reported line and pulled a female clerk’s hair. She was and humid with thunderstorms p.m. technical-school teachers — about Wednesday that detained by the Federal Protection Service and likely today. Somethunder- The stale Board of Education 50 of whom teach at Cheney Tech, issued summonses for disorderly conduct and storms may have strong gusty ° has called a special meeting for which is located at 791 W. Middle Keach, 44, will re­ obstruction of governmental administration. prise the title char­ winds and hail. Highs in the Tuesday at 2:30 p m. to act on the Turnpike — rejected a contract acter of the series, Heatherton is scheduled to appear before a U.S. upper 70s to mid 80s. Scattered contract. offer. The teachers staged a which stopped pro­ magistrate July 16 and could be fined. showers and thundershowers Board spokeswoman Lise Heintz massive one-day walkout in April duction last year then clearing tonight. Lows in said lodily that while she could not and turned down a fact-finder's when the actor was the mid 50s to lower 60s. Mostly predict how the board would vole, report in June. arrested, in a two- stale negotiators were "enthusias­ Some teachers union leaders sunny Thursday highs in the mid said last week that they would hour made-for-TV Pete goes pop 70snorth to mid 80s south. tic and pleased” about the movie that will / proposed agreement and would be strike before going back to school Andy Warhol still has time for art between his New Hampshire: Variable in September without a contract. probably air in cloudiness and humid with thun­ pleased to have the contract January. Coca-Cola commercial and "Love Boat” appear­ Beware the eummer etorm settled at last. Letters explaining the contract ance and his next subject is an unlikely one. Pete derstorms likley today. Some If approved by both sides, the were mailed to the teachers ■'Mike Hammer" thunderstorms may have strong Today: becoming partly sunny. A 40 percent chance of showers and will likely continue Rose, the Cincinnati Reds' player-manager, will contract will go to the slate Tuesday. Cheney Tech teachers join Marilyn Monroe, Mick Jagger, Chairman gusty winds and hail. Highs in thunderstorms late this afternoon. Warm and humid with high In the and officials could not be reached Stacy Keach us a series if the new mid 80s. Wind southwest 10 to 15 mph. Tonight: considerable Legislature for approval during its movie does well in Mao and the Campbell's soup as Warhol subjects. the upper 70s to mid 80s. trailer session on July 22. The for comment today. The portrait of Rose, who is on the verge of Scattered showers and thunder­ cloudiness with a 50 percent chance of showers and thunderstorms. contract would be retroactive to the ratings. Tony Barr, CBS vice president for Low 60 top 65. Wind southwest around 10 mph becoming west. current dramatic program production, said breaking Ty Cobb's record for hits, was showers then clearing tonight. V' July 1, 1984. Tuesday. commissioned by the Cincinnati Art Museum and Lows in the mid 50s to lower 60s. Thursday: partly sunny and less humid. High 80 to 85. Today's "I’m hoping this will fly, " Ron The last original episode of the series, which should be ready in August. Mostly sunny Thursday highs in weather picture was drawn by Robert Richards, 11, of 100 Spruce St., Tabellione, vice president of the was in its second season, aired Jan. 12. a month "We're hoping it will be done before he breaks the mid 70s north to mid 80s who was a fourth grader at Nathan Hale School. state Vocational Federation of Fire Calls after Keach began serving his sentence in the record,” said musuem director Millard south. Teachers, said after the news England's Reading Prison. The actor pleaded Roger* Jr. Vermont: Warm and humid conference. He indicated that one Manchester guilty last Dec. 7 to charges he smuggled 1.3 The commission will include a limited edition of with thunderstorms likely this of the stumbling blocks preventing ounces of cocaine into Britain. 50 signed silkscreen prints that will be sold by the afternoon and this evening. But an agreement had been that the Monday, 2:16 p.m. — motor A spokesman for Keach said the actor would not museum at $2,000 to $3,000 each. Warhol said the turning cooler later tonight with state wanted teachers to sign a vehicle accident, Bidwell and be granting interviews until after he testifies in Rose portrait may be done in the fashion of a patchy fog forming. Highs today three-year contract. Welherell streets (Town). Congress next Tuesday, when he will be the lead baseball playing card. 80 to 85. Lows tonight in the 50s. But the basic issue in the Monday, 3:43 p.m. — medical witness before the House Select Committee on Thursday sunny and pleasant. negotiations was money, Tabelli­ call, 95 Delmonl St. (Eighth Narcotics Abuse. one said District, Paramedics) Highs in 75 to 80. Slate negotiators had initially Tuesday, 4:38 a.m. — medical offered 5 and 5'/i percent increases call. 27D North Main St. (Town). Bouquets for Tootsie’s Extended outlook Friends hall Santos with music, roses New Hampshire rock Tootsie’s Orchid Lounge will bloom again. The Extended outlook for New barroom, a Nashville institution where some of felt, Angel always had a smile on largely organized by Santos' cou­ attend Tuesday's ceremony be­ England Friday through By Kevin Flood sin, Lois Colon, 17, of Hartford. cause his job called him to A rock promoter promises to put on a concert by country music's biggest names used to drink, Herald Reporter his face,” said John Castellano, 16, the heavy metal group Motley Crue in Kingston, closed March 30 because of mounting debts but is Sunday: of Birch Street. "He was him. If "We loved the kid,” Colon said. Pennsylvania Connecticut, Massachusetts "He was the best.” "Roy’s got a real guilt trip about SUMMER FUN N.H., but the police chief says the promoter will being reopened with the help of Johnny Russell in EAST HARTFORD - About 30 anybody had a problem, he was end up doing the Jailhouse rock. cooperation with Howard Dodson, son of Hattie and Rhode Island: Fair. Highs in there for them.” Colon cried during much of the this," she said. "The day they had friends of the late Angel Santos time the group stood by the river. the boats out looking for Angel, he Concert promoter Mark 0. Hlldonen says Louise "Tootsie” Bess, who started the bar. the mid 70s to mid 80s. Lows in stood beneath Founders Bridge Several friends recalled that 2 Week Program Police Chief Nell Parker doesn't want the Motley "I hope to get it open in two weeks, but there is a the mid 50s to lower 60s. Santos was fond of drawing stood on the deck of one of them, Tuesday, waiting for the Prince WHEN SANTOS'S FRIENDS watching them search. He just C hilaren’s Crue concert in town Aug, 3 because he’s afraid lot of work to be done,” Russell said. "If we get Vermont: Scattered showers song "Purple Rain” tocomeovera "Funky Punk#," his own 5 Year Olds his teenage son will attend. the downstairs finished and some of the upstairs through Sunday but comforta­ futuristic-looking cartoon stood together to throw their stood there and kept crying. Place nearby car stereo, flowers into the water. Colon 'Hallie, 1 tried, I tried.'" "His action is being taken for personal done, we could get it open sooner than that." ble. Highs 75 to 80. Lows 55 to 60. "Angel loved Prince," one of character. reasons," Hildonen said. "If he doesn't want his Tootsie's is across the alley from the stage door New Hampshire and Maine: Satellite view Hallie Stevenson, 16, of Mather placed his arms around several of Manchester High School gui­ July 22 - Aug. 2 them said, "That was all he ever them and yelled across the river. kid at the concert, he should tie him up and throw of Ryman Auditorium, where the Grand Ole Opry Fair Friday and Saturday. listened to." Street, recalled her longtime dance counselor David Frost said 452 Tolland Turnpike him in the closet." was staged for 40 years before moving, and was Commerce Department satellite photo taken at 4 a.m. EDT shows an "We love you Angel." this morning that Santos came to 9 - 1 pm Chance of showers Sunday. area of thunderstorms over the Midwest. Other thunderstorms dot When the first notes of the song friend with a smile. "He meant so Manchester, CT 06040 Parker says a concert last month was a disaster frequented by Hank Williams, Willie Nelson,.Tom Highs in the 70s. Lows in the 50s. much tome,” she said. "We used to Several said they were angry the school as a sophomore from the New England, the Texas panhandle, the desert Southwest and finally floated out of the car, the about the senselessness of the and that "the general public and the community T. Hall, Roger Miller, Waylon Jennings and teenagers walked down to the edge beat each other up all the time Hartford school system last Sep­ don't want” any more rock concerts. almost anyone else who ever sang a country song. southern California. when we were kids.” drowning. tember, but dropped out after only of the Connecticut River and threw Stevenson said she was among Summer Art Classes Hildonen says he will lose about $250,000 if the Across the nation flowers into the water, near the "Angel was the first dude 1 ever a month. "He didn't seem to last Motley Crue concert and a Bryan Adams Thunderstorms will be numer­ spot where Santos, 16, drowned on got thrown out of class with,” those who was with Santos Just^ too long," Frost said. 6 Year Olds — July 15-19 — 1: 30-3: 00 performance later in August are canceled but ous over the eastern third of the the night of July 4. Santos's funeral added Castellano. before he went into the river. As members of the group — SeATTlC "I kept telling him not to go,” she some of them carrying beer cans — 4 Year Olds — July 22-26 — 1:30-3:00 Parker vows to arrest Hildonen personally if he nation with severe thunder­ had taken place earlier on Among those gathered at the tries to put the shows on. river's edge was Santos's girl­ said, but Santos insisted. "Finally, began leaving the riverfront, sev­ 3 Year Olds — July 29-Aug 2 — 1; 30-3: 00 Quote of the day storms likely from the Virginias Tuesday. I Just told him to be really careful eral pledged to return there next to southern New England. Other On July 4, Santos, who lived on friend, Jennifer Diamond, 14, of Assistant Senate Republican leader Alan Spruce Street and to hurry back," she said. July 4 to remember their friend. thunderstorms will be scattered St. James Street, tried to swim out "That was the last I ever saw of Besides throwing flowers into Simpson of Wyoming, on David Stockman’s over parts of the Rockies and >£WYORX to one of the bridge supports so he "I really loved Angel," Diamond Call for Details Now you know resignation as the Reagan administration's 30.0^ could get a better view of the said in a voice that barely rose him.” the river, they scrawled messages budget director: much of the plateau region. above a whisper. "I haven't been Stevenson said the friend who to Santos on one of the land Much of the nation will see high SAN FRANCISCO A IdckV ei fireworks lighting the sky above 643-5535 With each 10 degrees of latitude you move "He’ll earn about five times as much as he did the nearby July Fourth River able to stop crying.” tried to help Santos the night he supports of the bridge. closer to the equator, the skin cancer rate temperatures in the 90s. Day­ drowned, Roy Craddock, could not Among them: "Life is short, but around here. He'll earn as much as a third Festival, his friends told police. The memorial Tuesday was Day care opening* available now — Infant* & Toddler*. doubles. baseman." (Story on page 2) time readings will be in the 70s LOS ANGELES But before he and a companion we’ll always remember Angel and 80s along the Pacific coast could reach the support, Santos Santos." and from North Dakota across LOWEST apparently developed cramps. 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July 10. 19«5 1 Senate vote eases purchase U.S./WorU Meese chides In Brief justices on of guns across state lines "You talk about handguns, Sat­ Challtng«r raady for launch By JudI Hatson Unittd P m * Inttrnatlonal urday night specials, snubbies, CAPE CANAVERAL, Fla. - Launch crews church-state bullets. — school’s out. The NRA stood by today for the start of the Challenger's WASHINGTON - In a big defeat wins again," Kennedy declared in countdown to blastoff Friday on an Intricate a dramatic speech. mission to study the sun, Earth's atmosphere and (or gun control advocates, the Senate has approved a bill that The legislation would allow a the far reaches of the universe. By Andrea Neal buyer from one slate to travel to Commander Gordon Fullerton, co-pilot Roy United Preis International would make it easier to buy a gun another state and purchase a gun Bridges and crewmates Story Musgrave, An­ across state lines, but opponents from a dealer as long as the sale thony England, Karl Henize, Loren Acton and WASHINGTON — Attorney General Edwin Meese say the fight is not over yet. did not violate the laws of either John-David Bartoe arrived at the Kennedy Space says the Supreme Court spends too much time making The Senate, voting 79-15, ap­ public policy and too little time interpreting the proved the Firearm Owners state. Center about 3:45 p.m. EDT Tuesday for final Another important provision preparations. Constitution as Intended by the Founding Fathers. All p r/c M e»$h 4 carry. Rights Act, which would be the Blastoff for the 19th shuttle mission and In remarks Tuesday to the American Bar LUMBER first major change in federal gun would bar prosecution unless the Challenger's eighth flight Is scheduled for 4:30 Association, Meese said the court’s 1984-85 term, Sala Enda Sat, July 20 laws since 1968 when Congress alleged violator knew he had p.m. EDT Friday. which en d ^ last week, resulted in inconsistent approved a gun control law after violated the law. Supporters of the rulings based on a "mistaken understanding of the assassinations of Martin bill maintain that people ha ve been The launch depends on the weather. A .40 YELLOW PINE % preliminary forecast called for scattered clouds constitutional theory.” Luther King and Robert Kennedy. subjected to punishment for inad­ and a 30 percent chance of thunderstorms at "Far too many of the court's opinions, on the whole, PRESSURE TREATED The legislation still faces a tough vertent or unintentional violations launch time. have been more policy choices than articulation of obstacle course in the House and of present laws. constitutional principles,” Meese said. The Justices was unlikely to see any movement "continued to roam at large in a veritable LUMBER out of the House Judiciary Com­ Proponents of easing federal gun More possible victims found constitutional forest" mittee, which has been consider­ control laws also turned back efforts to ban the interstate sale of The administration suffered significant defeats in 16' 18' 20' ing a similar proposal for several WILSEYVILLE, Calif. — Human bones have SIZE 0‘ 10’ 12* 14’ handguns, a proposal for a 14-day been found more than half a mile from the remote four major church-state cases last term. In each, the years. EDWARD KENNEDY Justices ruled on the side of those favoring strict 4.63 5.08 6.46 — — Gun control proponents vowed a ■'cooling off " period before a cabin site where skeletons of at least nine other 2''x4” 2.70 3.67 . . . anti-handguns person could purchase a gun and a people were discovered, the sheriff's office separation of government and religion, striking down 9.47 10.96 12.90 stiff battle against the bill. use of public teachers in parochial schools, a moment 2"x6” 4.05 5.44 7.10 8.00 "Although we lost in the Senate provision for surprise inspections reports. said it, too, would turn its attention of gun dealers to make sure they The latest remains, unearthed by detectives of silence for voluntary prayer and a law giving 6.98 9.58 10.54 12.04 13.57 15.07 today, the battle is not yet over and employees an absolute right to take off their Sabbath. 2’’x0 ■ 5.64 we will redouble efforts in the to the House in its push for new gun are complying with the law. from a shailow grave Monday, were shrouded in 13.26 14.52 16.78 — 22.22 legislation. clothing and might be those of more than one The administration has long criticized activist 2"xl0’' 6 0 6 8.27 UPI photo House to make sure this legislation Kennedy, whose two brothers never becomes law," said Charles "Now the eyes of us tens of person, Calaveras County sheriff’s Sgt. Jim Judges for making law instead of interpreting it and - — 20.14 — — were gunned down by assassins, 2”x12” 15.10 millions of American firearms Stenquist said Tuesday. has tried to find judicial candidates who would A 14,000-acre brush fire in the Lexing­ Here, men work at a sumer cabin in the Orsin, vice president of Handgun said it is important not to weaken 8.71 9.52 12.01 — — Control. owners will be focused on the U.S. He said further details, such as the sex, possible exercise restraint. 5.33 7.71 ton Reservoir area of Los Gatos, Calif., area that is threatened by the wind- laws for handguns under the guise age and number of victims, would have to await a The National Coalition to Ban House of Representatives and of removing restrictions for sports­ Meese’s attack was not the first time an 1"x6" 3.65 — 4.87 — — 50 miles south of San Francisco, forced whipped flames. Handguns said in an angry state­ particularly its leadership to see if pathologist's examination. administration official has criticized a court, men and citizens wanting guns for It was the first discovery in the mass murder — 4.87 — 6.49 — — evacuation of 4,500 residents Tuesday. ment the bill "eviscerates" the it too will come through for us," the although it is unusual for the attorney general to take rx 8 ’ 1968 law and said the Senate bowed group said. self-defense. case of bones outside the mountain hideaway 5.69 6.78 — — where Lake is accused of torturing his victims on the nation’s highest court. Vx6" 3.46 4 J 3 5.09 to pressure from the "big dollar Sen. James McClure, R-Idaho. "Don't tell me that Bambi is hurt and incinerating their bodies. Up to 25 missing contributions and high-pressure the bill’s sponsor, said there was in the woods and they have to go up Meese's predecessor. William French Smith, "overwhelming bipartisan sup­ people have been linked to Lake, who killed frequently criticized Judicial activism but never lobbying tactics" of the National and help Bambi, " Kennedy said. Scorching weather offers Rifle Association. port” for the legislation. himself a few days after his arrest last month in specifically singled out the Supreme Court. The legislation also was opposed South San Francisco for shoplifting. An alleged "It's a day of shame when the "Let's punish criminals and not "The Establishment Clause of the First Amend­ LANDSCAPE TIES N R A s tainted blood money speaks put the focus on legitimate gun by several law enforcement organ­ accomplice, Charles Ng, was arrested for izations, including the Fraternal shoplifting food Saturday in Calgary, Alberta, ment was designed to prohibit Congress from e ’x6"x8‘ louder than the cries of the victims owners," he said. PRiSSUNE TREATED Order of Police, which says it after eluding an FBI manhunt for weeks. establishing a national church.” Meese said. "To no relief to firefighters of handgun violence," the coalition Sen. Edward Kennedy. D-Mass., argue that the amendment requires a strict neutrality said. who led the opposition to the bill, wants to maintain the current law \ prohibiting interstate sale of ... would have struck the Founding Fathers as a bit Bv Roger Bennett Nevada and British Columbia, and bringing the number of fire-caused But the Citizens Committee for declared there was no legitimate Pope assailant back on stand bizarre." crews were coming in from as far declarations to six. the Right to Keep and Bear Arms use for handguns. handguns. United Press International The most dangerous fire was ROME — Turkish terrorist Mehmet Ali Agca Meese had especially harsh criticism for a ruling in TERRACE 3’^'‘x5V4"x0’ away as New York and Alaska. clashed for the second day today in a face-to-face a San Antonio case in which the court ruled that local PRESSURE TREATED The West, already ravaged by About 250 California National burning unchecked near the cen­ confrontation with the Turkish co-defendant he government must follow federal labor law in paying \ DOOR wildfires that have charred 1 Guardsmen, trucks and helicop­ tral California town of Los Gatos, claims gave him $400,000 to kill Pope John Paul II. mass transit workers the minimum wage and U-r- million acres and driven thousands ters were ferrying bone-weary where an 18,000-acre blaze forced Reagan OKs budget compromise Agca and Turkish terrorist Musa Cerdar Celebi overtime. The hinged patio from their homes, is bracing for firefighters from blaze to blaze. evacuation of 4,500 people Tues­ accused each other in court of lying about a The writers of the Constitution. Meese said, had door that slams more of the scorching weather that Nearly a quarter-million acres day. Officers in helicopters used amount that can actually be the door on en­ 5’/6"x5’^*’x8’ By Ira R. Allen sense of the meeting was that the meeting in Milan in December 1980, five months wanted state and local governments to have more CREOSOTE DIPPED have burned in California in the bullhorns to urge residents to flee, contracted for — of $302.5 billion, ergy loss. is fueling the inferno. and an army of 1,500 firelighters United Press International president and representatives of before Agca wounded the pope in St. Peter’s autonomy so they could be "a buffer" between the 3 _ In the worst fire season in the past week. the Senate agreed that there would $9.9 billion more than the House. citizens and the federal government. • Solid Pondtrota Canadian authorities said Tues­ was struggling to keep the flames The effect would be to hold Square. -L-J pin# conatructon memory of many veteran firefigh­ WASHINGTON - President be no tampering with Social Agca, one of eight Turks and Bulgarians “Federalism is one of the most basic principles of takaa ataln/palnt ters, savage grass and forest fires day they fear a series of forest fires from 2,500 homes. actual spending next year below the Constitution.” Meese said. "The current instabil­ Smoke was so thick that air Reagan has given up his battle to Security COLAs," Wright said accused of plotting to kill John Paul on May 13, finlih. continued to crackle across the in the western province could freeze Social Security cost-of- "And we agreed on behalf of the what Reagan had wanted but to 1981, maintains that Celebi gave him 1 million ity of decisions (on states' rights) undermines the • Durabla no maintananca LEXAN till region Tuesday, and forecasters explode without warning into a tankers could not find their endorse higher spending in later targets. At least six homes were living increases and accepted a House that we would move in a German marks (then worth $400,000) in advance stability of state and local governments,” • 6'0'‘ X 6'8” Othar Sizaa Availabla said the searing temperatures — giant fireball, trapping 100 people substantial direction toward the years. who refused to flee their homes in a destroyed. defense spending ceiling for next money during the meeting. Meese urged the high court to return to what he more than 100 degrees in many year that he only recently said Senate figure on budget authority At a lunch Tuesday with editors Celebi, who Agca says was his contact with GRILLE EXTRA states — and absence of rain could logging town. Near OJai in Ventura County, a and broadcasters, Reagan said:„"I termed "the Jurisprudence of original intention,” line was cut halfway around an would hurl national security. for military and they would Turkish businessman Bekir Celenk — the alleged PRICES INCLUDE last at least another 10 days. embrace our figures on outlays for flatly refuse to be cornered into a basing all decisions on what the writers of the SCREEN "We’re sitting right on the edge 85.000-acre fire that has claimed 12 In return, House Democratic mastermind — denied any part in the plot. He said Constitution meant when they drafted the document 5 4 5 “ A record 13,900 firefighters — 90 of a firestorm situation." said leaders agreed to move closer to fiscal 1986," Wright continued. choice between a budget that the men met by chance in Milan, where Agca percent of the professionals in the homes. A 64,000-acre fire that undermines our national security almost 200 years ago. firefighter Jack Carradice. "If threatened the college town of San Reagan's defense spending plans Senate GOP leader Robert Dole, introduced himself as a student named Murat. Such a system of lawmaking. Meese said, "would country — were on the lines in the however, said there was no agree­ and a spending spree that threat­ “Nothing (Agca says) is true,” Celebi told the anyone thinks they'll have time to Luis Obispo was 90 percent con­ later. not be tainted by ideological predilection.” REUTEN American West on Tuesday, with get the hell out of here, if it goes The basic outline of a comprom­ ment on Social Security. "I didn’t ens our prosperity.” court. "I will prove that I could never have spoken another 3,000 fighting 550 blazes in tained Tuesday night. The nearby Asked later about Reagan's WOOD SLIDING LIVING LAHICE PANELS into the firestorm mode, you've got Diablo Canyon nuclear power ise to break a month-long impasse sign on to take COLAS off" the with him in Milan about the assassination British Columbia. table, he said. But he acknowl­ sharp words, Wright said, "The attempt because Celenk didn’t let me know another thing coming.” plant was not threatened. on the fiscal 1986 budget was PATIO Reg. 8ele “We are currently coordinating crafted at a two-hour White House edged they were "near the edge." president’s rhetoric is always anything.” 5.84 the largest short-time fire suppres­ The province has lost a stagger­ More than 200,000 acres have florid, always entertaining, not Ex-musician pieads 24"x48" UNFINISHED...... 6.27 burned in Nevada, where a 3.000- meeting Tuesday among Reagan "Until we get a total agreement, DOOR 1 0 .7 5 sion effort in the history of ing 370,000 acres of limber since and three Democratic and two we're right where we were before always absolutely factual." 24"x9e" UNFINISHED...... 11.94 acre blaze near Reno was threat­ But he said he would not quarrel U.S. trade deficit to worsen Security and en­ firefighting,” said Bill Bishop of April and the cost of fighting the Republican leaders of Congress, the meeting,” Dole said, but added innocent to charges 48"x96" UNIFINISHED...... 20.87 1 8 .78 Climbed ening the corrals holding about with Reagan "because he's agreed ergy savings not the Boise Interagency Fire Center fires to $1 million a day. Reagan was to meet today with he was optimistic there would be WASHINGTON - New U S. Trade Representa­ 24"x96" PRESSURE TREATED ...17.87 18 .0 8 that coordinates manpower for the The cost of fighting the Califor­ 1,000 wild horses rounded up for to our figures. I’m sure he didn't \ found In other adoption. Officials said they would the House-Senate negotiating team progress. tive Clayton Yeutter said today the nation's trade DEDHAM, Mass. (UPI) -• Former rock 'n' roll sliding doors. 48"x68" PRESSURE TREATED ...32.87 29.58 lower 48 states. “Our resources are nia fires was estimated at up to $20 in an effort to win approval of a Under terms of the defense mean quite the things that he said. deficit will get worse before it gets better and it is being strained. We still have million, and that does not include have to open gates and let the It's difficult for the president musician Myles J. Connor Jr. pleaded innocent today mustangs find their own way to spending plan that would reduce compromise, actual military time for tough talk with Japan about opening to charges he Jumped bail one day before being IL. available manpower but it’s start­ the damage. spending would be frozen next year sometimes to realize that biparti­ some of its markets to American imports. a Pondarota pina safety if firefighters cannot stop the $200 billion deficit by more than acquitted of ordering the slaying of two Boston conatructlon ac- ing to get in short supply " Gov. George Deukmejian de­ $50 billion next year. at $267.1 billion, $6 billion less than sanship is not a faucet you can turn Yeutter said the solution to trade deficits \ capta paint/ataln. Major fires were raging out of clared states of emergency in the flames. on and off at a whim." women. Hundreds of lightning strikes Although Tuesday’s meeting Reagan sought and a figure the involve getting the federal deficit under control, Norfolk Superior Court Judge Roger J. Donahue a Door ridaa on dou- QUAKER WINDOW CHANNELS control in California, Oregon, three more counties Tuesday, president said earlier Tuesday was bringing interest rates down and, "We've got to danced across the parched eastern was not conclusive, House Demo­ ordered Connor, 42, held on $50,000 cash bail in Norfolk bla baltbaarlng REPLACEMENT WINDOW CHANNELS cratic leader Jim Wright said, damaging to national security. work on trade barriers too, getting people to open whaal aata portion of Oregon Tuesday, touch­ In January 1984, the population County Jail. ing off more than 50 fires that have "We’re closer than when we went At the same time, the House up their markets.” Connor was arrested around 11:30 a.m. Monday by Rag. Sale of the Province of Ontario was PRICE INCLUDES SCREEN ItY- Fires threaten logging town blackened more than 200,000 acres in, substantially closer because would move closer to the Senate Yeutter told the NBC "Today” program the police acting on a tip from a neighbor who saw the 38"...... 9.95 8.96 8,887,000. U.S. trade deficit is "going to get worse before it of range and forest land in the past two of the really big stumbling figure for budget authority — th ^ one-time musician moving furniture from the house. 42"...... 10.67 9.60 CANAL FLATS, British Colum­ inescapable firestorm. blocks (defense and Social Secur­ gets better .... There will be some increases in He was found hiding under a shed at his mother's 6’0" X 6 ’8 " bia (UPI) — About too people are "We’re sitting right on the edge week. automobile imports and if we add all of this 48" 11 04 9.94 Phil Poole, metereologist for the ity) have been removed.” home. REG. 443.00 holed up in their fire-threatened of a firestorm situation," said Jack He and Senate Democratic together it will probably take us up close to $150 50" 11 64 10 .4 8 Carradice, who has been fighting National Weather Service outside Police said Connor's son refused to allow them to 399®^ homes today, refusing to leave Washington, D C., said, "There’s leader Robert Byrd said the one billion before we’re sure. I certainly hope that will search the home, but while they were waiting for a 54" despite warnings surrounding forest fires in the huge western top it out and we’ll begin going in the other 11 99 1 0 .7 9 basically no relief in sight. The thing the Democrats made clear to warrant officers spotted Connor fleeing the home. 58" woods could erupt in a fireball so Canadian province for 34 years. "If Reagan was that Social Security direction.” CEDAR, 12 72 1 1 .4 5 fast they would have no chance to anyone thinks they’ll have lime to forecast calls for much above The trade deficit was a record $123.3 billion in Connor was held overnight at Norfolk County Jail 82" 13 17 1 1 .8 8 average temperatures for the next would not be touched. STOCKADE FENCING escape. get the hell out of here, if it goes "My clear understanding of the TUakQtlaJ^ 10 days." 1984. The United States has been pressuring pending his arraignment Wednesday on a March 12 86" 13 70 12 .3 3 One of the five forest fires into the firestorm mode, you've got Japan to open its markets and Yeutter is warrant charging unlawful flight. He was transferred Doweled No. 1 Premium Ceder 70"...... 13.65 12 .2 9 surrounding Canal Flats — a another thing coming.” Youth Specially Shop scheduled to visit Japan next month. His trip will to the Dedham Jail from the state police barracks in Price Includes 1 Post logging town about 400 miles east follow trips abroad this month by Japanese Foxboro. I But the too residents who re­ MANCHESTER 757 Main St. Downtown Manchester 4 ’ X 8 ’ of Vancouver — has been burning mained behind vowed to stay until Prime Minister YasuhiroNakasone and two of his The charge is a misdemeanor carrying a maximum within a mile of the town since Cabinet members. ■pboaUv of a year in jail and a $1,000 fine. In all, Connor there was no hope of saving their Sunday, when some 1,500 people homes. SIDEWALK SALE has spent 11 years in prison since the mid-1960s. fled the area. h i 111-IV/Ji! Car bomb kills socialite, son But about too people have defied “Our bags stay packed. I'm not MEN’S MCKETS RAIN COATS GIRLS SLACKS Connor vanished on March 3, during a retrial in the 5' X 8' stupid," said Debra Story, who has A sT Styles & Sizes Ast. Styles & Sizes ON ALL NAPLES, Fla. — A car bomb explosion in a 1975 double murder of two teenage women, forfeiting police orders to evacuate, vowing to stay until the last possible watched the fire from the patio of Val. to $ Q 0 0 Val. to $l% 00 guarded subdivision killed a wealthy Pennsylva­ $25,000 cash bail. her trailer home since Saturday. s g B 8 nia socialite and her 21-year-old son, seriously moment. As of Tuesday, the five »12“ U M S '" U SPRING & SUMMER MERCHANDISE The day Connor disappeared, a Jury acquitted him 3 3 ! ! . p a t io " BLOCHS [ " 3 fires had consumed some 24,000 "To die by fire is my night­ injured her daughter-in-law and sent investiga­ ol the murders of Karen T. Spinney and Susan C. mare,” she said. "I'm going to tors scrambling for a motive. Webster, both 18 and of Boston's Jamaica Plain acres, but favorable winds pro­ LADIES tected the town. make sure my two children and I l a d ie s I la c k s LADIES SKIRTS A Federal Bureau of Alcohol, Tobacco and section, who were found Feb. 22, 1975, in a Quincy get out when the time comes but I WALKING SHOHTS Firearms agent said the Tuesday morning blast apartment. Authorities warned, however, Ast. Styles & Sizes Ast. Styles & Sizes Ast. Styles & Sizes that the wind could shift without don't feel that danger at the VS 45-50% Savings was caused by an "explosive device” apparently He had been convicted of the murders in March Val to $ Q 0 0 Val. to $ 0 0 0 3 f t « . “ - warning, creating a deadly and moment.” V z P ric e Final Marfcdowns triggered by the ignition key. 1981, but the state Supreme Judicial Court overturned 490 M S " U •8" L Margaret H. Benson, 63, and her son Scott, both the verdict in 1984 and ordered a new trial. 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Connecticut In Brief attorneys coordinated by a chiel the governor’s veto was "the override will be discussed at By Lyda Phllllpi state's attorney and an attorney catalyst" for the resolution of the meetings of the top Democratic United Press International general who has very limited deputy counsel Issue, which has leadership later this week. *Per se' bill gets O ’NelH’s signature The co-chairmen of the special jurisdiction in criminal matters. HARTFORD — Republican leg­ divided the committee for weeks. committee. Rep. William L, Wol- Until last year, Connecticut’s HARTFORD - Gov. William A. O’Neill has handed islators today looked for Demo­ The Democratic governor Mon­ Moffett is sure he has support Ja c k lenberg, R-Farminglon, and Se­ prosecutors were appointed by lawm akers pushing tough drunken driving laws a m ajor victory cratic help in overriding a guber­ day vetoed a bill that would have nate Majority Leader Reginald J. judges. Since voter acceptance of a by signing legislation that will make it tougher for motorists to natorial veto of a bill the GOP given the committee an exemption M OFFETT, A ON E-TIM E alKout liberal, has Smith, R-New Hartford, said the constitutional amendment lust Former Congressman Toby Moffett is contest a drunken driving charge. considers crucial to an investiga­ from the slate’s Freedom of been scrambling toward middle ground lately, Anderson committee would continue its work year, prosecutors are appointed by convinced there's a constituency out there The so-called per se law, signed Tuesday and effective effect tion of the state’s criminal justice Information law allowing the panel and that troubles many of bis early followers. He even without the bill. a Criminal Justice Commission. Oct. 1, defines drunkenness as having a 0.1 percent blood alcohol system. to keep documents secret until the somewhere that will join and sustain his crusade has suggested that distress by openly courting the However, without the assurance While saying the matter was up level as measured by either police breath or blood tests. Majority Republicans agreed conclusion of its investigation. to deliver Connecticut from the reign of Gov. Bill Capitol of confidentiality Wollenberg said to the committee to decide, Lieber­ so-called Yuppies, the young, urban professionals. Tuesday to appoint a Democratic O’Neill. Under the law, a motorist who registers a biood alcohol level of the investigation would be mere man said he believed prosecutors Yuppies worship their success and affluence as a deputy counsel for the investiga­ The bill was designed to exempt He is equally sure O'Neill is vulnerable within a Comments 0,1 percent on a test can only challenge the accuracy of the test "political motions. No one would should be accountable to the cult. They also tend to be, perish the thought. tion by a 14-member special from disclosure any documents Dem ocratic Party that has tired of his and cannot offer other evidence to convince a judge or jury that tell us anything, ” he said. people. Republican.' committee and in exchange want obtained by the committee that Bob Conrad he or she was not intoxicated. The committee heard testimony performance. M offett is reaching for an alliance Democratic help in overturning would be considered confidential Moffett's support by labor is not what it used to Sen. Richard Johnston. R-Wethersfleld, co-chairman of the from its first witness Tuesday with He also said Connecticut ’s use of of voters who believe it can be better in this state Viet fiasco the veto by Gov. William A. under state and federal law. such Legislature’s Judiciary Committee, said that under current law the one-man grand jury as an under new management. be, we are told. Big labor has been disappointed in as police files on ongoing Attorney General Joseph I. Lieber- motorists accused of drunken driving are too often able to avoid O’Neill. man giving background on the investigative tool was unique. He He hasn’t put it together yet, but he is more recent years by Moffett’ s buddies, former state A subcommittee of two Republi­ investigations. conviction by introducing a range of mitigating circumstances. state's criminal justice system as said the system asks "loo much of optimistic every tim e we talk with him. Sen. Bill Curry of Farm ington in a congressional cans and two Democrats agreed to "An inquiry of this nature should "That is why many of those who can afford counsel gel off compared to other slates judges," who serve as grand jurors run, by form er House Speaker Ernie Abate of hire Hartford attorney Thomas D. be open to the public from start to Meanwhile, he grows bolder in his jabs at O'Neill, was reaiiy Lieberman said most stales to investigate alleged wrongdoing. scott-free," he said, "Per se will treat everyone accused under finish,” O’Neill said in announcing denying all the tim e that he will be personal in his Moffett and O’Neill are Democrats. Unless the Stamford for the gubernatorial nomination and by Clifford, a Democrat, as the sole "Judges are meant to judge, to the law equally ” the veto, which can be overturned have elected district attorneys moon starts racing in the opposite direction and former Vice President Walter Mondale. official legal staff to the commit­ hear cases and decide them campaign. by .a two-thirds vole of the House coordinated by a central authority, fish begin to fly, the two will geek their party’s "They (labor) may have decided they want a tee's chief counsel, Francis J. dispassionately, " he said "To M offett candies his approach by saying O 'Neili and Senate. usually an elected attorney McCarthy. make him into an investigator and "has grown in the jo b " and “ tries hard.” Then he gubernatorial nomination in 1986, O’Neill for a winner next tim e," says one prominent Democrat. a success Lottery players may get free tickets Whether Democrats will be able general. Rep. Ronald Smoko, D-Hamden, an accuser is doing the judiciary says O'Neill mismanages the state and can’t second full term. A primary appears likely at this A pronouncement in recent days by M offett that to deliver on a promise to help give He said Connecticut is unique in NEWINGTON — Some lucky lottery bettors will get free who represented House Demo- an injustice ” shake off the baggage of "cron yism " around him. point. he would'clean house of O’Neill appointees if he WASHINGTON — While the Reagan administration — — .i,„ subcommittee, said the GOP the votes needed for an it. system of apuointed state's tickets starting today as the state returns prize money that went He says O'Neill may be "Im m une” to corruption, M offett’s recent poll to assess his chances has succeeds the current governor could be a two- weighs its options for dealing with terrorism, it is unclaimed for more than a year by lottery winners. but is surrounded by it in his administration and done wonders tor his morale. It showed hirp edged sword. While it belabors the obvious — of relevant to examine the lessons learned from a Lottery officials said every 25th wager reaching the lottery's beating O’Neill if a primary were held now. It also course a new governor would be "o b ligated ," as won't act. remarkable U.S. military operation nearly 15 years central computer will be free of charge beginning today through showed that a prim ary would not split the party. M offett says, to bring in his own team — it also First defendant convicted What’s more, Moffett says many Democrats ago: the commando raid on Son Tay, North Vietnam. July 31 under the "free play" program. M offett does business with the highly regarded signals O'Neill’s incumbent crew to rally around believe O'Neill has run out the string and should The raid was widely regarded as an intelligence For the first time this year, officials said free tickets also will Irwin ’"tu b b y" Harrison of Boston, so the findings 9 retire. M offett says O’Neill does nothing to the boss t save their jobs. fiasco, since the American prisoners who were be given to Lotto bettors in addition to people playing the Daily overcom e an im age of the party as stale and should not be taken lightly. supposed to be rescued were no longer there. In fact, it Numbers and Play Four lottery games. "The "free play" state to press prosecution in gang rape bland. Other than that, he says O’Neill is a But the survey offers only a snapshot of how the M O F F E T T DOESN’T H AVE much tim e to was nothing of the sort. U.S. intelligence was quite program is the sixth in lottery history. contest looks now. It can’t do the work facing mount his campaign. The delegate selection In his final arguments, Keefe sweetheart of a guy. accurate, and the raid itself was carried out with WATERBURY (UPl) -Ayoung ior Court. ence of 40 years in prison. M offett if he expects to make it happen. As a process starts early next year So far. he is doing Warren, a Waterbury resident, Connelly said he will ask lor the tried to seize upon contradictions superb skill. motorcycle club president was in the victim's testimony during MOFFETT REPRESENTED the 6th challenger, he has to make the case for denying well at the basics of organization. He has an eager Dismissal prompts end to trial was the first of six men to face trial maximum sentence Defen.se at­ What the Pentagon planners knew before the Son free on bond today awaiting the trial, which involved nearly Congressional District for four terms in O’Neill that second shot. gang of volunteers at his headquarters in New on charges they repeatedly raped torney Joseph F. Keefe, who said Tay raid and the surprising results have never been HARTFORD — The dismissal of a defense attorney has sentencing in the gang rape of a two weeks of testimony. By the way he has started but, M offett Haven. He is personally scouring the state and and sodomized the victim, a he was stunned by the jury’s Washington. Since losing a run for the U.S. Senate revealed. Here’s the story: brought an abrupt halt to the state’s five-month effort to try a woman last year as prosecutors apparently believes there is m ileage in an issue of Washington for financial help. prepared to move ahead with the 31-year-old former exotic dancer decision, said he will appeal the in 1682, he has become a fam ily man in Branford On Nov. 21, 1970, a force of 60 elite commandos businessman accused of hiring his son to murder a business "I submit to you (the victim) has cases of his five co-defendants. from Harwinlon. conviction. — an expectant father for the third time. He is O’N eill’s alleged mismanagement as well as in the M offett has a way to go, however, in forging a landed in a secluded compound 23 miles west of Hanoi, so many inconsistent statements partner. A jury Tuesday convicted Mar­ The cases of the six defendants The jury begun its deliberations restless in private life. But no matter what he says governor’s performance with the party, Moffett compatible alliance for his very big job ahead. deep inside North Vietnam. The men were told their The 10 jurors chosen since Feb. 11 were dismissed Tuesday by she wasn’t telling the truth, " Keefe tin Warren of first-degree sexual are to be handled separately under Monday afternoon after final argu­ he wants for this state or the Democratic Party, seems to be untroubled that both tacks were tried And taking on O'Neill is only the first hurdle for said. "How could it have happened mission was to liberate as many as 80 American Superior Court Judge Francis R. Quinn in the murder-for-hire assault and conspiracy in the June a ruling made last year, but Stale's ments by attorneys where the what he wants most is to get back in. in other campaigns with limited, if any, success. Moffett next year. the way she told us'.’ There’s no POWs being held there. case against Joseph Shillensky. 2, 1984, incident at the Naugatuck Attorney John A. Connelly said he victim’s credibility arose as the way." Not a single POW was found. Only North Shillensky faces the death penally oncharges he hired his son. headquarters of the cycle club will now file a motion seeking to central issue. Vietnamese (and some Chinese) soldiers were on the Scott Shillensky, 20, to kill John Garet, 44, whose body was found informally known us the Dead combine some of the remaining P tva ©1395' raw WOimi premises. A brisk battle ensued. The enemy suffered in the victim ’s Hartford residence on Jan. 11, 1983. Babies. five cases. Warren was freed after posting up to 100 casualties; not a single American was killed, Quinn dismissed attorney George V. Lawler of Farmington Warren, 26, married and the bond increased from $35,000 to in fact, the only U.S. "casualty" was a commando after prosecutors disclosed Tuesday a potential conflict of father of two children, said nothing HEA interest involving the lawyer and his client. Assistant State’s as the jury of four women and two $75,000 by Superior Court Judge who sprained an ankle. NEW 1985 FUU SIZE PICKUPS Attorney Herbert G. Appleton said Shillensky and Garet were men returned the guilty verdicts at Julius J. Kremski. The judge set Their raiders were bitterly and understandably partners in several ventures and each had a 50 percent share of a noon after about 3'/i hours of sentencing for Aug. 23 when disappointed. They had apparently risked their lives popular hamburger stand in Colchester known as "Harry’s deliberations at Waterbury Super­ Warren faces a maximum sent­ for nothing. Who had blundered? P la ce." Shillensky turned over his stock in the business to Lawler, plus $5,000, to pay for his defense. THE OVERW HELM ING EVIDENCE is that no one f f A L had goofed. U.S. intelligence was reasonably certain there were no American POWs at Son Tay by the time Slaying victim’s family blames police Great big bargains of the raid. So why send the raiders in? n BRIDGEPORT — A young mother gunned down by a former The chief planner of the raid, Gen. Donald T. Q boyfriend in a fast-food restaurant pleaded with police for from a great littie market. Blackburn, told our associate Donald Goldberg years protection the day before she was slain in an apparent later: "W e knew they (the POWs) had been moved. murder-suicide, her family says. We didn’t want to give up the demonstration of Wanda Hargrove, 31. was mortally wounded while eating power." The real purpose of the raid, he said, was to breakfast in a busy downtown McDonald’s restaurant. Moser Farms show the North Vietnamese how vulnerable they Frightened customers dived for the floor and no one else was were. injured. 1% Low Fat Milk 4 .6 9 There were intelligence gaps, though not over the The suspect in the slaying, Stanley Stokes, 29, of Bridgeport, central question of the presence or absence of was found dead hours later Monday from a gunshot wound to the Americans in the camp. An Army intelligence officer head in a rooming house less than a mile away from the scene. LOW, LOW PRICESI! who worked on the raid told us recently that the The bitter family of Wanda Hargrove blamed police in her Cigarettes 3 packs 4 .4 9 Pentagon deliberately held down the number of death, claiming authorities knew Stokes threatened to kill his 14” SKIL CHAINSAW reconnaissance drones that flew over the camp (or former girlfriend, the victim’s sister and brother. FREE OF EXTRA CHARGE WITH EACH TRUCK SOLD fear of tipping off the North Vietnamese to an Police investigated complaints Sunday that Stokes threatened imminent raid. the fam ily, but made no arrest. Wanda Hargrove served as cook 32 oz. Fountain Soda 49C 35 PICKUPS IN STOCK "The big thing was not whether there were POWs that day during a family picnic at their home. there or not,” he explained, "but whether there was a “Compliments of the North Vietnamese regiment there or not. We had to Hot Dogs 2/890 ANNUAL PERCENTAGE party over there — they make sure that they would not set up a trap for the New chief takes helm In Bloomfield RATE raiding force or we could have had 60 more POWs, W0 carry • compMa Up* of sent you their check." B LO O M FIE LD — Anthony C. Magno, a 21-year veteran of the which would have been disastrous.” CK10&CK20 trucks Bloomfield Police Department, was named chief Tuesday by Mo$»r Forma Dairy Producta The large number of troops and raiders encounted 8.8% Town Manager R. Gary Stenhouse. was a surprise, as was the quality of their weapons. In Magno, 46, was one of seven semifinalists selected from a field 288 Middle Tpke. W. (act, a CIA analyst later resigned over the raid, of 176 applicants. ”1 knew that Tony had strong leadership and complaining that his boss, notwanting toadmithe had management skilis from my experiences with him in the past Manchester no spies in the‘ area, "estim ated" that the enemy CMBTER CHEfmOLET\ Open Forum year,” Stenhouse said, la n (Ddini STR5ET. soldiers at Son Tay were armed only with old Magno will keep his position of captain until the appointment n m .m a rk e t 649-9117 Japanese and French rifles, pitchforks and machetes. becomes effective July 22. OPEN 24 HOURS In fact, they had machine guns. Our phone service cal Issue, but by very simply "sitting There is another side to the Christian down and talking." Here are the facts Action Council, also. Not only are we BUT, IN RETROSPECT, the raid was both a was better In past What I was trying to say to the town on action council concerned about the unborn child, but strategic and tactical success. It netted maximum Off to Kenya board and what I now say to you is not w,e also are concerned about the woman military gain from a minimum risk of men and • * maybe you should sit down and talk, but material. There were (our important results: FARMINGTON (UPI) - Selma To the Editor; To the Editor: who finds herself with a crisis preg­ for the future of Manchester and for a nancy. We feel abortion is the worst • Enemy leaders were so frightened at the Lee Markowitz of West Hartford, a professor at the University of We the people of the United States peaceful present, you must sit down and possible choice that the mother-to-be demostration that U.S. raiders could strike with The recent Manchester Spotlight Connecticut Health Center, will used to have the best phone service in talk. That while each of you takes a shot can make for herself. impunity so close to Hanoi that they withdrew from column by Kathy Garmus, entitled represent the school at a United at the other, the only real loser is the the capital and avoided gathering together, which the world. We were told that the "Opponents Of Abortion Ignore Rights The Christian Action Council has a Nations Decade for Women Con­ entire town of Manchester. That it hampered their planning ability. competition would reduce prices. The Of Women,” portrayed the Christian Crisis Pregnancy Center program to ference beginning next week in sometimes takes the bigger person, in opposite is true. Action Council as a group of unfeeling minister to the expecting mom. This is a • Some of their best troops were pulled back from Africa. this case, the more sincere board, to the south to protect Hanoi. When you have officials in Washing­ and dangerous pro-life extremists. gospel ministry providing alternatives More than 100 workshops and 11 make a peaceful move. In this case, the ton stating they don’t care if it’s a Unfortunately. Ms. Garmus (ailed to do to abortion. These centers now operate • Devastatingly effective surface-to-air missile plenary sessions will be held as first peaceful move that could and couple of cans and string as long as it’s her homework. Not only were her facts in the United States, Canada and Japan. batteries were also recalled from the south to ring part of the conference. should be made is one of you saying to Hanoi. cheaper, you know you’re in trouble. incorrect (strange that she omitted any On the average, four new centers open the other, "L e t’s sit down and talk We are constantly faced with delays, actual statistics to back up her opinion). every month. All of these centers are • The treatment of American POWs improved reasonably.” malfunctions of all sorts, and poor but her portrayal of the Christian funded by. local Christians who care dramatically as they were moved into Hanoi (or DR. STEVEN M. LOVELACE. I also said that one of the things that I quality transmitting due to "cheap" Action Council was unfair. about both mother and baby. Over 80 security. It was "less likely that some sadistic phones being produced and purchased. think you two boards can talk about is sergeant out in the sticks" would mistreat them, a D.M.D. There are two sides to the abortion percent of our clients are choosing life. Maybe the "good old days" for jobs, sharing the Buckland firehouse. I am source explained. debate. Both sides claim the other to be A Crisis Pregnancy Center presently a standard of living, etc., weren’t so good, not convinced yet that this is not a extremists. We on our side of the issue exists in Unionville. More are being DR. RANDALL J. RUSHIN, but I’ll take the good old days’ phone feasibility. I also believe that both you feel that abortion — taking the life of planned for the state, including one in Und9r th9 donf service anytime! boards were too quick to accept reasons the Manchester area. D.D.S. lULY 11 — unborn human beings — is wrong. We why this could not happen. The cost of integrity sometimes comes high. Repi. (Manehistir Dsntal A880cl8t8t| work to save these lives. It is important As we develop contacts at the various Jack Lappen Please do not allow the Elghth/town Charles Bennett, D-Fla., calls his 1978 appearance ib to note that on the other side of the issue, area churches, we have found Chris­ 64 Baldwin Road problems to become a 1685 political Groton, Conn., (or the launching of the nuclear there are those who feel it is a more tians who are willing to open their Manchester issue. I ask you. please, at your next submarine Jacksonville "one of the most expensive W«Ha«4 "PEOPLE HOURS” compassionate choice to allow an homes to women with crisis pregnan­ meeting, discuss and decide to sit down speeches I ever made In my life." The reason; and expectant mother to take the life of her cies. Other Christians are volunteering and talk with the town directors. Bennett insisted on paying General Dynamics (or the Wa Cara..., Aak Oar Patlaata unborn child than to go through the to help meet the needs of these women, gifts — silvertrays, gold bracelets, a clock-barometer personal "traum a" of placing the child even if it’s just a ride to the doctor, some A plea for Eighth Robert A. Faucber — that the contractor gave him and his family as up for adoption. maternity clothes, baby clothing or just Its Spruce St. mementoes of the occasion. He sent the company a to talk with town There are individuals on the pro- a caring and friendly face to talk to. MONDAY 8AM - 5PM Manchester check (or $1,258. Bennett also reimbursed the ehoice side who even feel that there are In her column, Ms. Garmus labeled TUESDAY 8AM - 5PM Treasury for the 81,648.40 in Navy transportation To the Editor: times when a career is more important us "dangerous” The facts don’t sup­ costs. WEDNESDAY TAM - 8:30PM than the life of an unborn child. It would port her claim. Following is a letter addressed to appear that the real danger lies on their THURSDAY 8AM * 5PM Walter Joyner, president, and other Running columnist side. Linda Mullen Con$um§r nport members of the Board of Directors of FRIDAY TAM - 4PM The Christian Action Council is Co-Chairman, Manchester the Eighth Utilities District: "Smokeless" tobacco’s free ride may be over. The the next Burfoot? concerned about the 1.5 million young Area Christian Action Council SATURDAY 8AM - 2PM Last week I addressed the town Board Federal Trade Commission has begun an In-depth lives aborted annually in this nation. P.O. Box 1611 of Directors and first reminded them of study of consumer knowledge about the health risks of To the Editor: Statistics indicate that 95 percent of Manchester a prediction I made In May. That snuff and chewing tobacco, which should lead to an these abortions are carried out for DOCTORS ON CALL FOR prediction was that Republican Town educational campaign on the dangers. There Is b I enjoyed reading Steve Gates’ social reasons, not for rape, incest or to EMERGENCIES 24 HOURS Chairman Curt Smith would run for the widespread belief, especially among teenagers, that column, "On the Run," in the Manches­ save the life of the mother, which are Letters to the editor town board and that the Elghth/town smokeless tobacco Is free of the health risks of ter Herald on Saturday, June 29. It the three most common reasons to 24 HOUR AN8WERIN0 SERVICE relationship would be the major politi­ The Manchester Herald welcomes cigarette smoking. This erroneous belief Is reinforced appears that Steve is an accomplished justify legal abortions. original letters to the editor. cal Issue. I further said it appeared thus by the (act that famous athletes endorse the writer as he is a runner. I would like to We offer educational programs to EMERGENCIES SEEN SAME DAY far I was half right. Letters should be brief and to the smokeless products. the ' see more of his columns. local churches, addressing the life point. They should be typed or neatly Basically, what I said to the town NEW PATIENTS ALWAYS Could we have the makings of another Issues - abortion, infanticide and board was that this continuing problem handwritten, and, (or ease in editing, WELCOME Manchester Amby Burfoot? euthanasia. We educate concerning the should be double-spaced. Letters must Watch on waata between the Eighth and the town should sanctity of human life. The Christian be signed. STARTS President Reagan would like to stop subsidising be resolved, must be resolved, and that David Femald Action Council encourages area Chris­ Parkade the way to resolve it is not by making The Herald reserves the right to edit Amtrak. On some routes, be found It would be cbaapor 600 CENTER STREET 140 Brandy St. tians to get informed and to become letters In the Interests of brevity, clarity the relationship an election-time politi­ (or the taxpayers to sidetrack the train andghrealitti MANCHESTER. CT Bolton involved. and taste. passengers free bus or plane tlckeU. MERCHANTS ASSOCIATION (203) 649-0238 TOMORROW MANCHESTER HERALD. Wednesday. July 10- 19M — » g - MANCHESTER HERALD. Wednesday, July 10, 19»5 Police say suspect GOP to mount drive Coventry residents propositioned kids SPORTS for firehouse vote form water district had ever had a sexual act per­ The district has been rebuffed In A report that a man in a car was By Kathy Garmus - formed on them, the report said. Assistant City Editor its attempts to purchase the COVENTRY - A group of The new water board plans to trying to pick up children outside Post 102 Is EH-prImed The report said one of the Buckland firehouse from the town residents in the Lake view Ter­ build "the whole thing from the the Squire Village housing project children said the suspect had run and has taken steps to build its own race section of town, who have bottom up," Hall said. on Spencer Street Monday after­ Democratic Mayor Barbara B. his fingers through his hair and No hardsell is needed for to­ rently atop the Zone Eight stand­ ing four. Chris Ogden was the lone less than 500 feet from the had water problems for years, In January, the state Depart­ noon ^ to the arrest of a North Weinberg said today she thinks touched his rear end. The children night’s American Legion Zone ings, boasts Just one loss — a 3-2 Manchester batter with two hits. town-owTied station. voted Tuesday night to form a ment of Public Utility Control Carolina man, police said this Republicans will obtain enough also alleged that U B Ianc gave Eight showdown at Ray McKenna setback to arch-rival Manchester Third baseman John Masurek Smith, Osella and the three tax district that will allow them took the water company which morning. signatures on a petition to force a them small coins depicting explicit Field. on June 24. backed Archambault with some Republican directors who at­ to build and control their own provided service to Lakeview Police said, they charged Ray­ referendum on whether the town sexual scenes, the report said. Old friends Manchester and East Post 102, which disposed of fine defensive work. tended today’s news conference water system. Terrace from its owner because mond L. LeBlanc, 56, of Greens­ should sell its Buckland firehouse At that time, police said, LeB­ Hartford will be reunited at 7:30 Bloomfield, 4-1, Tuesday night at The winners tallied two runs in maintained the issue was nonparti­ The vote at Coventry High he failed to provide adequate boro, N.C.. with three counts of to the highest bidder. lanc was arrested and taken to p.m. to rehash old times. Cougar Field, is primed and ready. the first on an Ogden RBI-single san. Smith said a resolution School was 37-7 in favor of water. Hall said. A court put the risk of injury to a minor, two “ It is very easy to get people to The second meeting of the year Manchester, now 18-B overall, and a bases loaded walk to George forming the Lakeview Terrace company into receivership counts of obscenity to minors, and police headquarters. sign petitions," said Weinberg, Republicans attempted to get on between the two top teams In the upped its Zone Eight log to 0-2. Scaglia. Post 102 added a pair of the last Boatd of Directors’ agenda Water District. The residents under John Wittenzellner. two counts of fourth-degree sexual In further questioning, one of the who labeled the position taken by Zone promises to be another Neil Archambault twirled a pad runs in the fifth on a wild pitch was worded so that the firehouse also elected a nine-member owner of Aqua Pump of Stafford assault after three children re­ children reported that LeBlanc Republicans “ irresponsible." barn-burner. East Hartford, cur­ four-hitter, fanning four and walk­ and a fielder's choice. At a news conference this on Tolland Turnpike would be sold board of directors to oversee the Springs, Hodge said. ported that he had propositioned asked several times to meet him at Because the receivership was morning at Lincoln Center, Repub­ to the highest bidder over $400,000. district. them and touched them. another location, adding that “ he temporary, the overseer could lican Town Chairman Curtis M. Smith said that if voters agreed The president of the board. Police said they responded to the should not tell people about this or Smith announced the townwide the firehouse should be sold, he Thomas Hall, said today that not do any repairs. Hall said. initial report at about 2 p.m. he would get in trouble," the police A new system has been petition drive, saying the minority would expect others besides the forming the district was the Monday and found LeBlanc driv­ report said. MoriartY bounces back least-expensive way to provide estimated to cost $450,000 by party had an "obligation" to bring Eighth District to bid for it. The ing around the outside of the Another youth reported that a water system for the 120 Lenard Engineering of Storrs, the issue before the people. building is in a desirable area and project. He told police officers that LeBLanc told his sister that “ she houses in the one-block section which was hired by Witten­ he had spent 45 minutes driving BLOOMFIELD — Bouncing the seventh. of runs batted in to pace the He said the petition would be could be renovated for other uses was beautiful" and kissed her on near Coventry Lake off South zellner to do a system survey. back from their first Twilight "W e just went station to station victors' balanced offensive attack. used as back-up in case the besides a firehouse, he said. around the project trying to find the cheek, the report said. The Street. Hall was applying for a his way out of it. a police report League loss after 12 straight wins, — the outcome was never in Petersen also doubled and had two Democratic majority on the Board "W e don’t care who buys it," youth went on to claim that The present water system is low-interest 20-year loan today Moriarty Brothers did a convinc­ doubt," quipped animated coach RBI, while Steve Chotiner and Jeff of Directors refused to place the Smith said. said. LeBLanc had touched him or her 40 years old and "beyond to pay for the capital When asked if had approached ing number on the Imagineers Gene Johnson. Johnson each added two hits and question on the ballot. The Republicans also renewed on the back of the-leg, the report repair," Hall said. It doesn’t improvements. any children, LeBlanc said he had Tuesday night. Ray Sullivan was credited with one RBI. Under the town charter, an issue their attacks on the town for said. have enough capacity, needs Revenues for the district will been handing out small pins to Dave Bidwell fired a three-hit the game-winning RBi when his can be brought to a referendum if building the firehouse while a court more wells and water mains come from taxes from the them, the report said. But three LeBlanc remained in police shutout and the MBs mashed 14 single brought home the initial run Moriarty Brothers entertains at least 5 percent of the town’s battle was under way over which and a place to store the water, residents. They will be about $40 children, whose names and ages custody Monday evening on a hite in a 10-0 laugher at Bloomfield of the contest in the third frame. A Katz at Moriarty Field on Thurs­ registered voters petition for it. entity — the town or the Eighth he said. a month per household. were withheld, told thepolice that $5,000 bond and was arraigned High. double by Dave Smythe and a day night at 7; 30 p.m. The MBs town General Manager Robert B. District — had fire-fighting juris­ Tuesday. First-place Moriarty, now 13-1, triple by Chris Petersen were other then host Herb’s in a twi-night Weiss said. That means the Repub­ diction in the Buckland area. the suspect had asked them if they amacsed four runs in the third big hits in the uprising. doubleheader Saturday at Mor­ licans need to obtain at least 1,501 Smith called the station "A Inning, one in the fourth and five in Smythe went 3-for-S with a pair iarty Field, beginning at 5 p.m. signatures, based on current regis­ monument to stupidity." tration figures provided by the The three Republicans on the registrars’ office. board agreed that consolidation of AL SIEFFERTS The petition drive will be coordi­ the town and district would be the nated by Ronald Osella. a South ultimate answer to longstanding Junior Legion club rebounds s, \ End resident who said today that problems between the two. the real issue is fire protection. EAST HARTFORD - After McKenna Field. three RBIs. Jon Roe also shook a Osella. who lives on Hackmatack But William J. Diana, Republi­ losing three straight league con­ Manchester, 8-8 overall with a hitting slump by banging out a pair Street, said a firehouse is needed can minority leader on the traard, tests, Manchester’s Junior Legion 6-3 league mark, rallied for four of doubles. Trent Seaman added south of Interstate 384 because of said higher tax rates charged UPl photo baseball team broke out of its runs in the top of the sixth to win. two singles. rapid residential growth there in south end residents for fire protec­ slump in rousing fashion Tuesday. Complete game winner Joe Manchester has another JC recent years. tion would continue to make A band of smiling Yankees congratulate (far left), Bobby Meacham (center), The locals came from behind to Casey was shaky on the mound, Courant affair tonight against "Something has to be done for district residents resist the idea of each other on another hard-earned Rickey Henderson (right) and Butch WHY PAY MOR defeat Discount Sports, 10-7, in a though he was clutch with the bat, homestanding Herb’s at Colt Park the South End," he said. "W e’re consolidation. Jaycee Courant League tilt at Ray rocketing a triple and double for No. 2 at 6 p.m. triumph. Joining in the handshakes are Wynegar (27). getting the short shrift." "W e have nothing to offer Manager Billy Martin (1), Don Mattingly Weinberg said she has not heard them," he said. LOWEST PRICES ON any complaints residents over fire The district, which includes protection in that area. Weinberg most of the northern part of said she has tried to ease the Manchester, is served by a volun­ often-strained relations between teer department, while town fire­ A L ro u nd u p the town and Eighth Utilities fighters are paid. KEY FEATURES District, and charged the Republi­ The Republicans said they hoped ^ FISHER cans with trying to present the to begin the petition drive by the FISHER ★ STEREO RECORDING/ VHS Video Cassette Recorder issue as one of district versus town. end of this week. PLAYBACK WITH DOLBY’ with 4 Heads, Stereo, ★ 7-DAY, 5-EVENT Dolby * NR and APS PROGRAMMABILITY Streaking Guidry wins No injuries in piieup 1 NEW 8 HOUrI $ A chain-reaction accident in­ head injuries" when his westbound LOADED 10th consecutive game volving four cars on West Middle 1981 Kawasaki motorcycle struck $449 Turnpike Monday afternoon left the truck at about 7:30 a.m. WITH two of the cars heavily damaged Tuesday. FEATURES By Jim Luttrell Mattingly each had two hits and an Minnesota in a game delayed 36 but caused no injuries, police said State police said Fontaine had United Press International RBI to support Guidry, who minutes in the ninth inning by rain. this morning. been following the truck and tried 5§f scattered nine hits over 8 2-3 Nate Snell, 3-1, earned the victory A police report said the 3:48 p.m. to pass it by crossing into the Ron Guidry kept his hot streak innings while walking four and but suffered a broken rib when a accident occurred when the four opposite lane. As he passed the ^ FISHER a FISHER alive and as a result the drought striking out one. Dave RIghetti got line drive struck him in the ribs. truck, it began a left turn into a goes on for Bud Black. one out for his 15th save. cars stopped behind a fifth car that VHS Video Cassette Recorder had slow ^ to make a left turn. The private driveway, state police • 100 Watts Per Channel Guidry won his 10th straight Mattingly extended his hitting TIgars 6, Whita Sox 5 first three stopped safely, but the said. • Dual Cassette Deck with Wireless Remote decision Tuesday night leading the streak to 17 consecutive games, the At Detroit, Chet Lemon’s bases- longest in the American League fourth car slammed into the rear of Fontaine’s cycle struck the left • Five Band Graphic Equalizer New York Yankees to a 6-4 triumph loaded single scored Alan Tram­ the third car. the report said. front fender of the truck, throwing NEW 8 H O U ^ over the Kansas City Royals and this season. • Deluxe 3 Way Speakers mell and capped a four-run ninth The force of the impact pushed him off the cycle, state police said. raising his record to 11-3. Black, The Yankees took a 3-2 lead in inning that lifted Detroit past the third car into the second car, Fontaine was not wearing a helmet 5- 10, lost his seventh straight the fourth. Henderson ripped an Chicago. Allan Trammell and Kirk which was then pushed into the at the time of the accident, police decision. The left-hander has not opposite-field double to right to Gibson had singled to tie the score score one run and took third when first car, the report said. added. won a game since May 26. off loser Bob James, 4-3. The driver of the fourth car in No one has been charged in Guidry, who won his fifth Black’s errant plckoff throw went line was identified as Scott L. connection with the accident. State straight start, has Yankee fans into center field. Mattingly Martin. 17. of East Hartford. Police said this morning that it is reminiscing the left-hander’s 1978 knocked in Henderson with a single Angala 5, Brawars 4 M&ctin later told police that he still under investigation. BUY! season when he compiled a 25-3 to left. At Anaheim, Calif., Juan Benl- *349 Kansas City scored twice in the quez singled home Rob Wilfong "did not realize traffic was stopped *599 record. in front of him" and applied his ‘ T v e had a couple of outstanding ninth on RBI singles by Brett and from second base with none out in brakes too late, the report said. Storm KOs power ^FISHER ^ FISHER streaks,” said Guidry, who was McRae to make it 6- 4. It was the bottom of the 10th inning to cap Martin was charged with following 10-11 last year. "In '79,1 think I was McRae’s 1,000th career RBI. California’s come-from-behind too close. A lightning storm early this • 25” Receiver/Monitor 25" Stereo Television] 6- 7 at the All-Star break and I Indianswon 7, Rangars 2 victory over Milwaukee. Donnie morning knocked out power to 200 • 112 Channel Cable Ready High Resolution 11 straight and wound up 18-8. This Moore, 7-3, pitched the final inning ANDOVER — A Jewett City man Northeast Utilities customers in • Built-in Stereo is the best streak in a long tim e." At Cleveland, Andre Thornton for the victory. remained in criticai condition in Manchester for nearly an hour and M o n ito r clubbed a two-run homer and • Wireless Remote Control • 112 Cluim«l Cikl* Riidy Black, who was 17-12 last season, the intensive care unit of Hartford left -22 NU customers in Bolton was victimized by three Kansas drove In four runs to support the Blua Jays 9, Marinars 4 Hospital this morning, following a powerless for nearly four and a SAVE * WlrdMi Rtmoto Coiitrof four-hit pitching of Bert Blyleven • Hl-Ttdi It ns BMt City errors. At Seattle, George Bell’s 13th- collision Tuesday morning be­ half hours. $ and defeat Texas. Blyleven, 8-8, “ Guidry pitched pretty good and innlng grand slam off Ed Vande tween his motorcycle and a truck A total of 203 NU customers in SAVE made good pitches when he had struck out five and walked five in ON Berg, 0-1, lifted Toronto over on Route 6 in Andover. Manchester lost power at 1:38 a.m. to,” Kansas City manager Dick notching his American League­ AMERICA’S Seattle. It was Bell’s 17th homer of State police said Douglas V. today. NU spokesman Steve Kelly Howser said. "But we didn’t play leading 12th complete game. Fontaine, 21, suffered "serious said this morning. BEST UPl photo the season. Ron Musselman, 3-0, BRANDI well defensively. You can’t give a Oriolas 11, Twins 6 worked the final three innings for '*799 team that many outs and that Toronto. The Blue Jays collected 79d Blue Jays' catcher Buck Martinez (right) Martinez fractured his ankle seconds At Baltimore, Eddie Murray many runs and expect to win, not a 20 hits, the first 17 of which were I Built-in MTS (Multichannel TV Sound) I makes the tag on Mariners’ Gorman earlier tagging out Phil Bradley. slammed his 10th career grand good club. You can’t do it." singles. The Mariners totalled 16 ^FISHER tuner for reception of stereo, bilingual I slam in the sixth inning to beat Obituaries ® FISHER or SAP (Second Audio Program) Thomas in a bizzare play in which Rickey Henderson and Don hits, all singles. • Studio Standard 25” broadcasts A. Gregoiy'West The funeral will be Saturday at • 140 Channel Cable Ready I 14-day 5-event programmable timer A. Gregory West, 57, of 16 noon at St. Mary’s Episcopal • Built-in Stereo I 10-lunction wireless remote control Church. 41 Park St. Burial will be I 103-channel cable-ready lunina A’s errors aid Sox Huntington St., the husband of • Wireless Remote Control Ruth (Williams) West, died at at the convenience of the family. Oilers wrap up home Tuesday after a long illness. Calling hours at the Holmes He was bom Oct. 23. 1927, in Funeral Home, 400 Main St., are $ Fairfield, Maine, and had been a Thursday from 7 to 9 p.m., and Friday from 2 to 4 and 7 to 9 p.m. ‘Oil Can’ resumes winning style Manchester resident for the past 35 Farm tournameht years, previously living in Fall Memorial donations may be The Oilers shaded MARC, River, Mass. Before he retired, he made to St. Mary’s Book of triple. Ed Downes contributed a By United Press International wanted to get to him tonight. But Remembrance, or to the American ^ $ 4 9 9 14-13, to clinch the Town Farm double. On defense, J.D. Down­ worked as foreman at Pratt & we have heard around the league Tournament championship ing, Danny Carangelo and Jeff Whitney in East Hartford, and was Cancer Society, 237 E. Center St., 999 OAKLAND, Calif. - Boston that is just his style.” Manchester. Tuesday night at Verplanck the recipient of many company Lazzaris sparkled above the hurier Dennis "O il Can” Boyd Boston led 3-1 after seven, but rest. achievement awards. Here's a complete home entertainment Field. stopped listening Tuesday night the A ’s tied the score at 3-3 in the Winning pitcher Grant Cline He was a decorated U.S. Navy ^FISHER system from Fisher! Enjoy high fidelity and resumed winning. eighth. Dave Collins and Camey veteran of World War II. He fought Juliet Schwartz music with the 50-watt per channel went the distance, striking out Ken Snellenberger bombed a "You just go swing the bat and Lansford singled to lead off and, nine and aiding his offense with in the South Pacific and the Asiatic Juliet (Jutras) Schwartz, 32, of audio system featuring a synthesized home run and a double for I'll pitch the ball," Boyd said. two outs later, Davis lined a single MARC. Joe Motta added a triple theaters, the Battle of Okinawa, Newington, died Tuesday at Hart­ tuner, dual cassette deck, semi-automatic a pair of singles. Boyd hurled a seven-hitter for to center to score Collins. Davis and single, while Dave Toomey Leyte and the Occupation of ford Hospital. She was the wife of turntable and an amplifier with a built-in Eben Plese delivered the Mg his 10th win and the Boston Red Sox was caught in a rundown trying to hit for the Oilers, coming and Shawn Knowles played well Japan. Gerald 1. Schwartz and the sister of 5-band graphic equalizer. Enjoy took advantage of three Oakland stretch his hit into a double, through with a bases-clearing defensively. He was a 32nd degree Mason of Michael Jutras of Manchester. outstanding sound and picture quality errors in the ninth inning Tuesday allowing Lansford to score. Lodge 73, a member of the She also is survived by a son, with the system's 25" stereo television night to defeat Oakland, 6-3. In Boston’s ninth, Mike Easier Veterans of Foreign Wars, and a Benjamin A. Schwartz of Newing­ featuring a built-in stereo tuner for "A ll I want Is for people to led off and shortstop Alfredo member of St. Mary’s Episcopal ton; her parents, Mr. and Mrs. reception of stereo broadcasts. And you respect my game," said Boyd. "I Griffin opened the gates with an Church. Roger Jutras of Vero Beach, Fla.; can enhance the TV’s sound by playing love having fun out there. I haven't error. Pinch runner Reid Nichols Besides his wife, he is survived and her paternal grandmother. it directly through the system’s three-way All-Stars picked pitched well since I started listen­ advanced to second on a sacrifice by two daughters. Mrs. Robert Anna Jutras of Lewiston, Maine. ’''■'■I "'i'niir ing to what other people have been speakers. Component cabinets are also ' and moved to third on a single by (Carla) Kenyon and Pamela M. Graveside services will be held saying. The bottom line is that I included! District Eight Little League Salo of the Oilers; David Berube Glenn Hoffman. Steve Lyons then West-Urbanetti, both of Manches­ Thursday at 2 p.m. at West want to win out there. All-Star Tournament action gets and Dave White of Hartford Road hit a slow grounder to first ter; a foster daughter. Carol Meadow Cemetery, Willard under way this weekend with the Dairy Queen; Paul Kirby of "Guys are saying I'm showing baseman Bruce Bochte, who threw Howarth of Manchester. England: Avenue, Newington. Callahan Manchester National Stars slated them up, but I have not been saying the ball away, allowing Nichols to a brother, Fred W. West of North Funeral Home, 1602 Main St., East Ansaldl's and Dennis Joyner and to visit Somers. The Manchester anything to anyone. If I strikeouta score and Hoffman to advance to Turner, Maine; six grandchildren; H artford , is in charge of SAVE NOW ON AMERICAS TOP NAME BRAND ! Brian Maguire of Boland Brothers. Internationals are at Vernon Mon­ guy in a pressure situation. I ’m third. Lyons then stole second and and several nieces and nephews. arrangements. day night at 6 p.m. while the The American League All-Stars going to to show some emotion out when catcher Mickey Tettleton Manchester American All-Stars will be coached by Mike Heffron there on the mound. I'have to go threw the ball Into center field, are home against South Windsor at and .Bemie Daley of Arm y and back to being my old self. Hoffman scored to make the score Leber Field, also Monday night. Navy. The roster includes Eric "I tip my hat to Mike Davis on 5-3. Marty Barrett then scored Blackman, Justin Bolduc, Jeff The tournament is double elim i­ getting that two-run single, the Lyons from second with a single. UPl ptwto Goodin and Jason Oatway of CORRECTION NOTICE nation play. man really stayed In there. I hope Steve Ontiveros, 0-1, the fourth Red Sox' Mike Easier grimaces as he slides Into A'e The International League All- MARC; Andy Bucclno, Mike Gil­ I ’m not making enemies around Oakland pitcher, took the loss. Star team will be coached by Lloyd bert, Ned Moulton, Matt Ryan and the league." Hard-hitting Boston third base- catcher Mickey Tettleton's leg In the sixth Inning. Easier The FREE Jewelry Cleaner should have been Boutilier of the Lawyers and Tony Tom Strano of Arm y and Navy; Boyd, 10-7, struck out three and man Wade Boggs, who knocked in scored on a double by Rich Gedman. Page of the Oilers. The team roster Steve Fiengo, Greg Geer and Craig walked two in pitching his 11th the first Boston run, said, "W e omitted from the J&J Jewelers Advertisement Girard of Town Fire; and Mark includes Leland Boutilier, Lindsey complete game. have to do the little things to win, lost, we lost 14 of them because we trailing the Yankees’ Rickey Massaro and Scott Nelson of Boutilier, Matt Dalessio, Ray Oakland reliever Jay Howell like moving the runner over, did not do that.” Henderson (.387) and Kanas City's in today’s Sidewalk Sale Tabloid. Modem Janitorial. Goulet and Tino Guachlone of the said, "W e just did not play a good bunting him over, getting him in George Brett (.340). Boggs now The Herald regrets any inconvenience to J&J Lgwyora; Matt Helin, Jim Jack- The National League roster was game. Oil Can was hot-dogging the scoring poiitlpn and then getting Boggs is third in the A L In leads the Annerican League In hits ■M , Javon Overstreet and Andy not available. last time he wss in town and we the big hit. In the last 19 games we batting with a .334 average. with 107. Jewelers or its customers. MANCHESTER HERALD, Wednesday, July lO^JOgS---- U 10 — MANCHESTER HERALD, Wedneeday, July 10, 1985 SCOREBOARD Herman Bronkie selected for Hall described the latter as "the most Bv Earl Yost except first base. Strong point. natural hitler I ever knew." Sports Editor Emeritus He launched his career in He was with Cleveland in 1910, Born March 31. 1885, on Hill­ MaUl1.Rida2 organized ball in 1907 with Water- Toledo in 1911, Indianapolis for seven seasons, then moved to the stown Road, Bronkie died May 27, Although he started his profes­ bui7 in the Eastern League and bid National League and Chicago in 1968, at the age of 83. Early in his n e w YORK CINCINNATI sional baseball career as a pitcher, faz^well to the sport as a pro in Ob r h M Ob r h M 1914. He played with the St. Louis career he picked up the nickname, Softball Rec Basketball Herman Bronkie was soon in­ Jd23, when at the age of 37, he was Dvkstro cf 4 0 1 2 Milner cf 4 0 0 0 Clubs, the Cardinals in 1918 and the "Dutch," a tag that stuck through­ Bockmn 3b 4 0 2 0 Venable If 4 0 2 1 stalled as a third baseman because 'the playing manager with Water­ Browns in 1919, and closed out his out his lifetime. Hrnndz 1b 2 3 12 Rose 1b 3 0 0 0 of his strong throwing arm before bury — the same city and team he Carter c 3 2 10 Porker rf 3 0 m ajor league days with the The Bronkie family owned and 1 o he reached the major leagues, the broke in with 15 years earlier. TONIGHT'S OAMIS Northarn Oivialon Reynolds c 0 0 0 0 Kmchc 3b 4 0 o o Browns in 1922. The latter club lost operated a large tobacco farm on Loslrado vi. Pub/MMH, < — Pltio*- Strwbrr rf 2 3 0 0 Knicely c 4 0 0 0 first native of Manchester to reach Bronkie attracted the attention rold. Andersont 75 (Mike Mloiga 31, Bill the American League pennant by Hillslbwn Road and after his Foster If 4 3 3 4 Oester 3b 3 0 0 0 the big show. of the pros as a pitching phenom Porr't vs. Wilson, 7:10 — Pllioorold. Anderson 30, Rich Lombardi IS), Farrs Johnson 3b 4 0 1 2 Foley u 3 1 l o one game to the New York baseball days were over, he 59 (Dave Callahon IS, Rick Soucler 14). X Bronkie, who died in 1968, was with the strong Manchester town Olbson's vs. ■orracllNs's, 4 — Santana u 4 0 0 0 Soto o 2 0 0 0 Yankees, one of Bronkie’s biggest worked the farm as a chemical Jerry Bartlett Robortsen. No score reported: Don Willis (John Gooden p 4)10 Hume p 0 0 0 0 announced as the fifth and last team of 1904-05-06. The next three Cox vs. M PM , 7:10 — Robortson. Luca 31, Al Linden 19, Ken Willis 17), disappointments. salesman, joined the United A ir­ Stoub ph 0 0 0 0 Walker ph 1 1 1 i sports figure slated for induction years he spent with Waterbury, Sales Representative Talaoo vs. D.W. Fish, 4 — Chortor Century Subaru (Vern GItcombe 27, Orosco p 0 0 0 0 Stupor p 0 0 0 0 In 1920, Bronkie sat out the craft family and entered the Oak. Duane M iller 15). into the Manchester Sports Hall of then Newark in the International TetaH a 11 9 10 Totals 11 2 S 3 season, preferring to stay home tavern business in Rockville until JHC vs. Oroco, 4 — Koonsy. Fame on Sept. 27 at the Army and League, Nashville in the Southern Mudvillo vs. Rlks, 4 — Paoonl. and help with the tobacco crop on his death. Eaatarn Clndnooti 080000 010— i Navy Club. Others to be honored Association, and finally into the BUICKS Allslalo vs. Hunorv Tlosr, 7:10 — (iame-winning RBI — Foster (7). family land on Hillstown Road, in He managed and played with Paoonl. are the late John Falkowski, Bruno biggies with Cleveland in 1910. His N.E. Furniture 71 (Ed Tvska 20, E—Parker, Hume. DP—Cincinnati 1. addition to coaching the varsity Mobile in the Southern Assocation. Conoo vs. A'NAbIt, 4 — Niks. Toney Wagomer 17, Mike Wells 13), LOB— New York 9, Cincinnati 4. 2B— "Buck" Bycholski, Henry "Hank" W * American League debut was 1978 REGAL CUSTOM Rrand Rtx vs. Nils Johnson, 7:10 — baseball team at Trinity College in 1921 before spending 1922 in the Conn. Homo Inc. 40 (Victor Joshua 21, Foley, Wolker. HR—Foster (14), Her­ McCann and Albert "Yosh" against Manager Connie Mack's 2 Door Coupi Niks. Dwight Edwards 17). nandez (7). SB— Backman (10). SF— and starring with the 'strong American League with the One owner, air conditioning. V-6 VinCek! Philadelphia Athletics, and he Panthers 34 (Shown Kennedy 14), Johnson. r T f J Manchester town team. Browns, and finished up in the dual engine, must be seen’’ Green with Quick Shooters 27. IP H RRRBBSO During his seven-year career in collected one hit in four trips Bronkie played with and against role as playing manager with white vinyl top Ric the American League with the HERMAN BRONKIE against Eddie Plank. Indian team­ (iiSden^ W 12-3) 8 5 2 2 2 5 many who made it into baseball's Waterbury in 1923 in the Eastern »5510A Cleveland Indians and St. Louis mates included Shoeless Joe Jack- JIm'i Arco bombed Manchester Orosco 100000 . . . incjuction Sept. 27 Hall of Fame, like Babe Ruth. U'ague Pizza, 1(M, ot Nike Field. Pete Stebbins Clnclnnall Browns and in the National League son and Nap Lajoie. Dinner tickets will he avaihible laced three hits, while Terry Hickey Soto (L 88) 7 5 4 5 7 4 mainly a utility infielder, equally Never a .300 hitter in the majors, Walter Johnson. Big Ed Walsh. Ty Baseball with the Chicago Cubs and St. after Labor Day 1983 CENTURY CUSTOM and Wayne Thlbedeou each added twa. Hume 101010 at home at all infield positions defensive play ».is Bronkie's Cobb. Jack.son and Liijoie He For Pizza, Don Greenwood and Keith Stuper 1 4 4 4 3 0 Louis Cardinals, Bronkie was 4 Door Sodin Lindttrom rapped two hits apiece. Soto pitched to 3 batters In 8th. V-6 Engine. A/C, P/S, P/B. Tilt American Leagua atandinga WP—Soto. T—2:50. A—21,787. wtieel. Light green. NIki #2130 Pata Roaa countdown Rood Construction got by Washing­ Host ton Social Club, 5-3, at NIko. Bill W L Pet. OB 1985 LA SABRE LIMITED Domsrs led the winners with three hits, Toronto 51 32 .414 — Pete Rose went 0-for8 Tuesdoy ogalnst . 4 Door Sodin while Jim Mogowon and Bob Wilson Detroit 44 34 . 575 3Vj the New York Mets. He has 4,154 career Dwight Gooden in ‘iiest groove ever' QkJ Executive cer. Full power, A/C. stroked two each. For Washington, Now York 44 34 .550 5Vi hits and needs M to break Tv Cobb's V-B. Wire wheel covers. Light blue Steve Devereaux ond Bill Currie Baltimore 42 38 . 525 7Vj record of 4,191. #2131 cracked two hits apiece. Boston 43 40 .512 S '/3 Milwaukee 34 43 .454 13 Bv Gerry Monlgan and a bases-loaded walk, Keith Paginl Cleveland 77 54 . 333 23 ExpoaS,Bravaa1 L'.-.It:d Press International Hernandez hit his second two-run W#tt homer in two nights. New York California 48 34 .585 — 1984 SKYLARK Jones Landscaping blew out Greater scored four runs in the eighth Harttord Realty, 17-4, at Paganl Field. Oakland 42 40 .512 4 MONTREAL ATLANTA The last person the struggling 2 Door Coupi Chicago 40 39 .504 4Vj ObrhM cbrhM Reds needed to see Tuesday night inning without getting a hit, thanks Economical standard shift. 4 cylin­ Lou Desorlo ond Lionel Lessard Rolnes If 5 2 4 1 Thmpsn rf 4 0 0 0 slapped three hits each for Jones, while Konsos City 41 40 .504 4Vj was Dwight Gooden to two errors and four walks. ders. AM/FM radio. 4.300 miles, Ron Laniano, Randy Lanzono, Al Seattle 41 41 .500 7 Law 2b 5 0 )0 Ramirz ss 4 1 3 0 Anderson and Bob Brown all added a Minnesota 34 44 .450 11 Dawson rf 4 0 1 2 Murphy cf 4 "This 0 1 0 was a rough one tonight, #5433A pair of safeties apiece. Vito Perone and Texas 31 52 .373 17Vj Driessn 1b 5 0 4 0 Horner 3b 2 but 0 0 it's 0 really not tonight's game Tuesday's Results Brooks ss 5 0 0 0 Harper If 4 0 2 1 Cubs 7, Padres 3 Tom Woodcock punched two hits each that bothers m e," said Cincinnati 1983 R EG A L for the losers. Detroit 4, Chicago 5 Wallach 3b 4 0 3 0 Oberkfll 3b 3 0 0 0 Cleveland 7, Texas 2 Webster cf 5 1 0 0 Hubbrd 3b 3 player-manager 0 0 0 Pete Rose after At Chicago, Ryne Sandberg 2 Door Coupi Baltimore 11, Minnesota 4 Fltzgerld c 3 2 1 1 Benedict c 3 Gooden 0 0 0 and the New York Mels Air conditioning. 26,500 miles. 3-8 W ilt Bids New York 4, Kansas City 4 BSmIth p 4 0 11 Perez p 1 0 0 0 belled a pair of two-run homers in V6 engine, excellent condition, Callfornlo5, Mllwaukee4 (lOInnIngs) Burke p 0 0 0 0 Perry ph 10 0 0 handed his team its sixth loss in the first two innings and singled North United Methodist downed Blue sharp white with burgundy trim Boston 4, Oakland 3 Shields p 0 0 0 0 eight games, 11-2. "It's the way and scored in the fourth to stop San Ox, 4-3, ot Paganl. Ron Konopka Toronto 9, Seattle 4 (13 Innings) Garber p 0 0 0 0 N546eA banged a triple, double and single to Wetkiesdav'i Oomes Chmbis ph 1 0 0 0 things have been going the last Diego. Steve Trout, 8-4, and spark the winners. Bill Brlgeman and (All Times EOT) Dedmon p 0 0 0 0 week. "It seems that everything George Frazier, who earned his Gary Lemlne roped two hits each for 1983 LE SABRE Kansas City (Gublcza4-5) ot New York Totals a S 14 S Tetata Mill we've been working so hard for is first save, combined on a four- Blue Ox. (Rasmussen 3-4), 1 p.m. Mentreal 001 000110- 5 Llmltid 4 Door Sodin Boston (Oleda 4^) ot Dokland Atimta 000 000 001— 1 slipping away from us." hitter. Eric Show, 7-6, was the Family sized car. A/C. P/S, P/B. V-8 | Northsrn (Krueger 5-8), 3:15 p.m. (tame-wInnlnpRBI— Fitzgerald (3). Meanwhile, for the Mels, things loser. engine Stereo radio, dark green Chlcogo (Seaver 8-4) at Detroit (Morris E—Harper, Silelds, Hubbard, DP— are coming together. After getting #2126 Manchester Oil Heat rallied to edge 98), 7:35 p.m. V •ffr.T.'l. Montreal 1, Atlantal. LOB—Montreal 11, Dodgers 8, Pirates 3 L.M. Gill, 5-4, at Robertson Park. Texas (Hough 4-10) at Cleveland (Reed ■4: - • * -. Atlonto 5.2B— Dawson, 3B—Murphy. HR no decisions in his previous two Kevin Brophy and Rick Hurteau 0-1), 7:35 p.m. -F itzgerald (4). SB—Raines (27), Web­ outings, Gooden hit what he At Pittsburgh, Steve Sax singled 1983 CENTURY hammered three hits each tor Oil Heat, Minnesota (Viola 98) at Baltimore k r *: ster (3). SF—Dawson. described as his best groove ever in two runs and Rick Honeycutt 4 Door Sodin while Mike Pillion, Greg Repoll and (Boddicker 9-7), 7:35 p.m. IP H RRRBBSO Now that's ^cary. and Tom Niedenfuer combined on Hard to find model, air condition­ Jack Harrington contributed two Milwaukee (Burris 48) at California •A', MentreM apiece. Dan Farodav was the lone L.M. (Romonlck 9-4), 10:30 p.m. BSmth (W 103) 8 ^3 5 1 1 3 10 New York’s offense, recently a six-hitter, pacing Los Angeles. ing. V6 engine, cruise control beige Gill batter to collect two hits. Toronto (Clancy 5-4) at Seattle (Wills Burke (S 3) 1-3 0 0 0 0 0 resurgent, got plenty of help from Honeycutt improved to 6-7. Nied­ with dark brown trim 4-1), 10:35 p.m. Herald photo by Tarquinlo Attanta N2124 Thursday's Oames Perez (L 07) 4 7 2 2 2 8 Cincinnati pitching, receiving II enfuer earned his seventh save. Indapandant Milwaukee at Oakland Lawyers* star Shields 1 1-3 4 3 1 1 0 walks. The Mets have won eight The Dodgers tied their season-high Minnesota ot [Detroit, night Garber 28 1 0 0 0 1 for hits with 16. Rick Rhoden, 5-9. 1981 CENTURY CUSTOM Buffalo Water Tovern coasted over Kansas City at Cleveland, night straight, the longest winning 4 Door Sodin Sullivan Company by a 12-4 count ot Ray Goulet, who helped pitch and bat members of his team selected to play for Dedmon 1 2 0 0 0 0 was the loser. Robertson. B ill Stephenson and Ken Chicago at Baltimore, night WP—Perez. Balk—Dedmon. T—2:44. streak in the National Leage this V-6 engine, auto, excellent condi­ Texas at New York, night the Lawyers to the Little League the International League All-Star squad. A year. Bavler slammed three hits apiece, Toronto at Californio, night Expos 5, Braves 1 tion. sharp tu-tone red. while Frank Lalashlus, Gory LaForce —9,927. "You can’t walk 10 batters and #5502A Boston at Seattle, night championship, is just one of five At Atlanta, Mike Fitzgerald and Bud Talago chipped In with two give up nine hits and expect to win, each. For Sullivan, Ray Camposeo, Dodgara B. PIrataa 3 belted a solo homer and Andre Jim Bombara and Collins Judd socked NATIONAL LEAGUE not when you're playing against 1981 e l e c t ;; a l i m i t e d ‘ East Dawson drove in two runs, lifting two hits apiece. W L Pet. OB National Laagua boxacoroa Dwight Gooden.” said Rose. 4 D j A ^ J i n Lathrop Insurance plated three runs Rad8ox6,A'a3 BluaJaya9,Marinara4 LOS ANGELES PITTSBURGH Montreal. B ^ n Smith, 10-3, al­ A real beaut. power, one of a In the seventh to nip Zembrowski St. Louis 48 32 .400 — "Those walks really kill you. I ’d New York 44 35 .548 2Vi ObrhM ObrhM lowed five hits and struck out a kind. B lack/t^uk vinyl top. All-Stars, 8-7, at Fitzgerald Field. Tom Andersn 3b 5 1 2 0 Wynne cf 3 0 10 rather give up 19 hits than walk Burke cranked three hits. Including a Montreal 47 34 .544 3’-^ BOSTON OAKLAND TORONTO SEATTLE Cuba7,Padraa3 career-high 10 over 8 2-3 innings, N2121 Chlcogo 43 38 .531 5Vz Duncan ss 4 1 2 1 Roy 2b 4 0 0 0 10.” solo home run, to pace Lathrop. Al ObrhM ObrhM ObrhM ObrhM Londrex cf 4 1 2 1 Modlck 3b 4 1 3 0 including six straight, falling one Rodnis also homered and singled, Philadelphia 37 44 .457 lIV i Evans rf 4 10 0 Collins If 4 1 1 0 Garcia 2b 7 12 0 Reynids 2b 3 0 0 0 The worst culprit was starter 1982 ELECTRA Pittsburgh 27 53 . 338 21 Guerrer If 5 12 1 Hendrck rf 4 0 0 0 short of the Montreal record set by while Micky Cold, Woyne Ostrout and Boggs 3b 4 0 11 Lansfrd 3b 4 1 1 0 Moseby cf 7 1 2 0 Coldern phIA N1 0 0OIROO 0 CHICAGO Brock 1b 5 2 3 1 Thmpsn 1b 3 1 0 0 Mario Soto, 8-9, who issued seven E itili Wigon Tim Berger added two hits apiece. Jim West Bucknr 1b 4 0 0 0 Bochte 1b 3 0 0 0 Brrghs dh 5 1 3 0 Ramos 3b 3 0 0 0 ObrhM ObrhM Steve Renko in 1972. San Diego 48 35 .578 — Rice If 4 0 0 0 KIngmn dh 4 1 1 0 W hitflld rf 4 1 1 1 Pena c 4 0 11 passes, including walking the Excellent condition. Full power, V- Lapento led Zembrowski with three Thorntn pr 0 1 0 0 Bradley If 4 13 0 Royster 3b 3 1 1 0 Hatcher cf 4 1 3 2 Maldond rf 1 0 0 0 Kemp If 3 111 hits, while Jeff Peck, Tony Capella, Los Angeles 44 34 .550 2Vi Easier dh 3 3 10 Davis rf 4 0 3 2 Bell If 4 2 3 4 Davis 1b 7 12 0 JeDavIs rf 4 1 1 0 Sandbrg 2b 5 3 3 4 bases loaded. Soto suffered his Cardinals 3, Ghints 1 6. 29.000 miles, tan Cincinnati 41 39 .513 5'/3 Nichols or 0 1 0 0 Murphy cf 3 0 0 1 Scloscia c 4 1 2 1 tChallfo ss 2 0 0 0 Jim Rook, Mike PInkIn and Steve Barfield rf 7 2 3 1 Thomas dhLefferfs 4 1 1 0 p 0 0 0 0 Bosley If 3 0 11 Sax 2b 4 0 2 3 Rhoden p 2 sixth 0 0 0 straight loss, the longest #2129 Massle all contributed a pair ot hits Houston 41 42 .494 7 Gedman c 3 0 2 2 Tettleton c 4 0 1 0 Martinez c 2 0 0 0 Cowens rfGarvey 4 0 3 1 1b 4 1 1 3 Woods If 1 0 0 0 At St. Louis, Tom Herr rapped Atlonto 35 44 .432 12 Hoffmn ss 4 1 1 1 Hill 2b 4 0 10 w m c 5 0 0 0 Hendrsn cf 5 1 2 1 Honeyett p 3 0 0 0 Winn p 0 0 0 0 streak of his career, and hasn't each. Bevaca 3b 3 0 0 0 Durhm 1b 4 0 2 0 NIedenfr p 1 0 0 0 Frobel ph 10 11 out two hits and drove in two runs 1981 R EG A L San Francisco 31 52 . 373 17 Lyons cf 4 110 Griffin ss 3 0 0 0 Upshaw 1b 5 1 4 2 Presley 3bMortinez 4 0 1 0 If 3 0 1 0 Moreind rf 4 0 1 0 won since June 4. 2 Door Coupi Tuesday's Results Barrett 2b 3 0 1 1 lorg 3b 4 0 3 3 Kearney McRynl c 4 0 3 0 cf 4 0 0 0 Hebner 3b 3 0 1 0 Holland p 0 0 0 0 to improve his National League- Chartar Oak Chicago 7, San Diego 3 Totals a 4 7 5 TotMS a 1 7 1 Mulinks ph 1 0 I 0 Bonnell phBochy 1 0 0 0 c 3 0 0 0 Frazier p 0 0 0 0 Tetata 40 8 18 8 Totals M 1 4 1 On the other extreme is Gooden, leading RBI total to 65 and defeat One owner car, V6. A/C. A/T. P/S. Los Angeles 8, Pittsburgh 3 Boston 110 001 081— 4 Lee 3b 0 0 0 0 Scott c Bmbry 10 0 0 ph 1 0 0 0 JoDavIs c 4 1 1 0 Les Angeles 100 211 MS— 8 who surrendered five hits and P/B. stereo. 2 tone jade Tierney's trounced MCC Vets, 10-4, New York 11, Cincinnati 2 Pittsburgh 1M1M110— 1 San Francisco. Danny Cox, 10-4, Oakland OlOOOOOa— 1 Sheohrd If 3 0 0 0 Owen ss Tempitn5 011 ss 2 0 0 0 Bowa u 3 110 struck out five over eight innings to #5159A at Fitzgerald. Mike Bvam, Paul Ma- Montreal 5, Atlanta 1 Game-winning RBI — Lyons (4). Fernndz ss 5 0 1 0 Jockson p 0 0 0 0 Trout p 2 110 Game-winning RBI—Guerrero (10). pitched a five-hitter and his eighth dor. Chip Golden and Mike FalkowskI Philadelphia 5, Houston 3 E—Gedman, Barrett, Bochte, Murphy, Totals 14 9 M 9 Tetata 49 4 14 1 Brown rf 2 0 0 0 SMier 3b 10 0 0 E—Hendrick 2. DP—Los Angeles 1, remain unbeaten since May 25 with complete game. Bill Laskey fell to all clouted Jwo safeties apiece for St. Louis 3, San Francisco 1 Tettleton, G riffin. DP— Boston 1, Oak­ Teronta 000 1M 000 OM S— 9 Show p 1 0 0 0 Pittsburgh 1. LOB— Los Angeles 7, six victories in nine starts.l 1980 REGAL LIMITED Tierney's. Carl Saricinl collected a Wednesday's Games Pittsburgh 4. 2B—Whitfield, Sclos­ 1- 11. land Seattle 0M110M00MO— 4 Ramirz u 1 0 0 0 "Through the first seven in­ 2 Door Coupi pair tor the Vets. (All Times ROT) 1. LOB— Boston 5, Oakland 5. 2B— Game-winning RBI — Bell (4). Flonnrv ph 0 0 0 0 cia, Phillies 5, Astros 3 San Diego (Drovecky 88) at Chicago Gedman 3, Kingman, Tettleton. SB— E—Bell, ReynOMl. UP—Tor'Shto Totals a 1 4 1 Totals a 7 14 7 Pena, Anderson, Frobel, Guerrero. H R— nings, I was in the best groove I've Nicely equipped car, A/C. A/T. P/S. I (Sanderson 48), 2:20 p.m. (3avls (15), Lyons (4). S—Gedman. 3, Son Dtage OMOOSMO— 1 Duncan (3). S—Duncon. SF—Kemp. ever been in," said Gooden, the P/B. P/windowB, P/locks. ruat- Woman’a Rac Los Angeles (Reuu 48) ot Pittsburgh At Houston, Rick Schu ignited a IP H RRRBBSO Seattle 2. LOB—Toronto 14, Seattle 14.2B Chlcooe IM OM Olx 7 major league leader in strikeouts prool. 6 cylindera. delogger, split The Main Pub wos awarded a 7-0 (Tunnell 0-5), 7:35 p.m. Boston —Borfleld. 3B—Upshaw. HR—Bell Game-winning RBI— Sandberg (4). IP H R RR BB SO five-run fourth inning with his seat. forfeit win when Renn's Tavern failed New York (Aguilera 2-2) at Cincinnati Boyd (W 10-7) 9 7 3 3 2 3 (17). Les Angeles with 142 and earned run average al second double of the game and E—Bochy. DP—San Diego 1. LOB— UPl photo ______»5401A______to field a team at Chorter Oak Field. (Browning 78), 7:35 p.m. Oakland SB—Owen (11), Gorcia (22), Brodlev Son Honeycutt (W 4-7) 5 4 2 2 3 1 1.78. "But in the eighth inning, the Kevin Gross won his third straight Montreal (Mahler 1-3) at Atlanta Blrtsos 1 2-3 3 2 1 2 0 (10), Bell (12). S-Owen. Diego 7, Chicago 7. 2B— Hatcher, Bowo, NIedenfuer (S 7) 4 2 1 1 0 0 (Shields 1-2), 7:40 p.m. Longford 411122 IP H RRRBBSO Durham. HR—Sandberg 2 (12), Gar­ Pittsburgh heat really got to me. I was gasping decision to improve to 8-7 and pace NL East teams beware: New York Mets winning eight straight to stay on the OTHERS OIrla' Sanlora Phi ladelphia (Koosman 3-1) at Houston O itivrs (L 0-1) 2 2-3 0 1 0 0 0 Toronto Rhoden (L 58) 518 12 4 5 0 2 for air.” Philadelphia. Kent Tekulve gained (Scott 78), 8:35 p.m. vey Winn 128 1 0 0 1 0 heels of the first-place St. Louis Manchester 2 beat Manchester 1. Howell 2-3 3 2 1 0 0 Filer 3 1-351140 (13). SB—Sandberg (25). S—Trout, George Foster drove in lour runs his eighth save. Bob Knepper, 8-5, ace Dwight Gooden says he’s in a 1982 MAZDA GLC San Francisco (Blue 5-2) at St. Louis PB—Tettleton. T—2:32. A—14,244. Lamp 3 1-3 4 3 3 1 0 Bowa. Holland 2 3 2 2 0 1 15-12, at Charter Oak. Sherry Veal (Kepshire 58), 8:35 p.m. Honeycutt pitched to 1 batter InOth. was the loser. groove. The Mets are certainly groovin'. Cardinals. L Custoln Cwpo belted two hits and knocked In the Caudill 0 2-3 3 0 0 0 0 SF—Hatcher. with a solo homer, a two- run single Thursday's Games Lavelle 2 2-3 3 0 0 1 0 WP—Rhoden. T—2:41. A—4,740. Auto.. A/C, 4 Cyl.. sharp small car. winning run. Kelly Reingoult drilled Los Angeles at Chicago IP H RRRBBSO three hits to pace the victors, while Sue M u im n (W3800-32001 2 Son Dtaoe San Francisco at Pittsburgh, night Seattle #2104A Toper odded a pair. Debbie Thompson Montreol at Cincinnati, night Show (L 78) 4 9 4 4 0 0 and Barbara O'Brien smacked two hits Yankaaa6.Royala4 Young 4 2-3 12 4 4 1 5 Jackson 330002 New York at Houston, night Borolos 2 1-3 3 0 0 2 1 1982 CHEV. CAPRICE each for the losers. Philadelphia ot Atlonto, night Lefferts 2 3 110 1 It’s a fact — baseball ailing Nunez 0 G3 1 0 0 0 3 Chlcogo Transactions 4 Door Sodin San Diego at St. Louis, night KANSAS CITY NEW Y(HIK Long 1 1-3 0 0 0 1 1 Trout (W 08) 7 3 3 3 5 1 ObrhM ObrhM Vnd Brg (LO-1) 1 2-3 5 5 5 3 1 Frazier (SI) 3 1 0 0 0 0 director of the Players As.socia- Fully equipped 1 owner car. V-8 en­ Wilson cf 4 0 10 Hendrsn cf 5 2 2 1 Bv Cerlsse Anderson industry is suffering massive gine, 47,000 miles, wire wheel cov­ Borolos pitched to 1 batter In 8th. HBP—by Show (Hebner), by Frazier tion, generally dismissed Sorter's Smith It 4 3 3 0 Rndiph 2b 5WP—Young, 1 2 0 Vande Berg. Balk—Filer. (Flannery). United Press International financial losses. He briefed repor­ ers. Light grey Brett 3b 3 111 Mttngly 1b 5 1 2 1 T—4:27. A—10J93. T—2:24. A—33895. ters Tuesday on his conclusions. analysis as "sim p listic” but McRoe dh 5 0 2 3 Winfield rf 4 1 1 1 Chlcogo (AL) — Purchased outfielder *54B6A Amarlcan Laagua boxacorat Motley rf 4 0 10 Baylor dh5 0 2 1 Mark Ryal from Buffalo of the NEW YORK — An accounting He said he found no evidence that agreed with his conclusions on Rec Baseball LJones rf 0 0 0 0 Wynegar c 3 0 0 0 Angala 5. Brawara 4 International League (AAA); o p ti­ professor hired by major league the clubs were using accounting initial roster depreciation. Fehr 1982 MAZDA GLC Phllllaa5.Aatroa3 oned Orta ph 0 0 0 0 Sample If 2 0 0 0 techniques to inflate their ex­ said he believed the clubs had Stitlon Wigon Wathon ph 1 0 0 0 Griffey If 1110 outfielder John Cangelosl to Buffalo. baseball owners to review 26 clubs’ Tlgart 6. Whita Sox S MILWAUKEE CALIFORNIA Chicago (NL) — Recalled 1984 financial statements con­ penses and thus enlarging their claimed $16 million to $18 million Automatic, A/C, 4 cylinder, atereo BalbonI 1b 4 0 1 0 Robrtsn 3b 2 0 1 0 ObrhM ObrhM White 2b 4 0 0 0 Mechm u 3 0 1 0 PHILADELPHIA HOUSTON pitcher lossses. for the accounting measure. radio, allver ^2127 02567177 M olltor 3b 4 2 2 0 Corew 1b 4 0 0 0 ObrhM ObrhM Lorry Gura from Iowa of the American cluded Tuesday the industry real­ CHICAGO DETROIT Sundbrg c 3 0 0 0 Gantner 2b 4 0 3 0 Gerber u 0 0 0 0 Samuel 2b 4 0 1 3 Doran 2b 5 0 0 0 ized a $27 million loss — $16 million The professor said the clubs’ obrhM obrhM Conepen ss 4 1 1 0 Association (AAA). Sorter said he would disallow Manchester B dumped South Wind­ Cooper 1b 4 13 1 Downing If 4 1 3 1 Schu 3b 4 12 0 Gainey cf 4 1 1 0 Cincinnati — (^tloned pitcher Jay less than the owners claim. statements — each audited by one 1983 OLDS CUTLASS sor, 7-3, ot Morlarty Field. Mike Tovlor Law cf 5 0 0 1 Whltakr 2b 4 1 1 0 Totals 14 4 10 4 Totals M 4 12 4 Yount If 5 0 0 0 Jackson rf 4 1 2 1 Hayes If 4 0 10 Boss rf 4 0 11 another $4 million of the owners' Salazar 0 0 0 0 Trmmll ss 5 1 2 1 Konsos City 000 MO 001— 4 Tibbs to Denver of the American tossed a three-hitter, while Kevin SImmns dh 3 0 3 2 Jones cf 4 13 1 Wilson rf 3 1 1 0 Cruz If 3 0 0 1 Association (AAA); recalled pitcher Bob However, George Sorter, profes­ of the "B ig Eight ” accounting operating expenses. He said some CIERRA ■ 4 Door Sidin Wilson, Neal Schackner and Steve Llflle 3b 2 10 0 Gibson rf 4 0 13 NOW York 100 M l 11k— 4 Giles pr 0 0 0 0 DeCJics dh 4 0 0 0 Game-winning RBI — Mattingly Schmidt 1b 4 1 1 1 DIPIno p 0 0 0 0 Buchonan from Denver. sor of accounting at New York firms — conformed to generally Front wheel drive; A/C. P/S, P/B, | Joyner blasted two hits each for Hairstn oh 1,0 1 1 Parrish c 3 0 0 0 Riles ss 4 0 0 0 Grich 3b 4 110 Corcorn 1b 0 0 0 0 Ashby ph 0 0 0 0 teams had not appropriately ac­ Cruz 2b 0 0 0 0 Herndon If 5 1 2 1 (1). Los Angeles — Troded Inflekter- University's Graduate School of accepted accounting principles, rualproofed, body aide moldinga, Manchester. Tony Calderino, Cedric Oollvle rf 3 12 1 Wllfong 2b 4 1 3 0 Maddox cf 4 0 1 1 Cabell pr 0 0 0 0 outflelder Al Oliver to Tortonto In counted for future deferred salary defogger. wire wheels. beautllulT Hakins and Dave St. Jeon each singled Baines rf 5 1 1 0 Lemon cf 5 0 2 1 E—Black, White 2, Robertson. D P - Hoshidr cf 5 0 1 0 Boone c 2 0 0 0 Business Administration, agreed but he varied in his interpretation New York 1. LOB—Kansas City 10, New Dloz c 3 111 Walling 3b 2 0 1 1 exchange for Inflelder-outflelder payments; the true market value for South Windsor. Walker 1b 3 1 1 2 Evans 1b 4 0 0 0 CAAoore c 5 0 0 0 Beniquz 1b 3 0 1 1 Aguayo u 3 1 0 0 Garner 3b 1 0 0 0 of whether some items should be #5322A Gamble dh 3 0 0 0 Gorbev dh 2 0 1 0 York 11.2B—McRae, Henderson 2. SB— Len with the owners that baseball, as a of the television revenues of the Manchester C crushed Bolton A, 30-5, Schoflld u 2 0 0 0 KGrou p 3 0 0 0 Bailey c 4 0 0 0 Matuszek. at Bolton High. Richie Novelll boomed Fisk c 4 0 0 0 Bergmn ph 1 1 1 0 Smith (17), Henderson (38), Winfield (8). Narron c 10 0 0 whole, was ailing financially. considered part of a baseball Chicago Cubs and Atlanta Braves, Rval If 4 1 1 1 Brookns 3b 3 2 1 0 S—Meachom, Wilson, Robertson. Carmon p 1 0 0 0 Davis 1b 4 0 10 San Diego— Azxiulred pitcher Roy Lee 1983 OLDS CUTLASS tour hits, while Dave Russell and Corey Totals a 4 12 4 Totals a S 10 s Reynids u 3 1 1 0 "It's not in great shape. It’s a club's operating costs. Craft added three each for the victors. Hulett 3b 2 10 0 Jockson from Los Vegas of tt)e Amerlctxt owned by superstations, could not CIERRA - 4 Door Sodin Notm out when wtnnino run scored Thon ss 10 0 0 Association (AAA); sent pitcher Luis losing industry. It's clearly a The major disagreement he had Novelll line a triple, two doubles and a Guillen u 2 0 0 0 IP H RRRBBSO Milwaukee O NO M M O b-4 determined because the contracts Front wheel drive; A/C. P/S. P/B, 8 Totals 11 5 4 S Totals 14 4 11 4 Kansas City Knepper p 1 0 1 0 DeLeon to Los Vegas. losing industry," said Sorter, who with the owners was on the issue of single. Russell boshed a homer ond two Collfemta 1N0101011— S _ ^ _ Mmphry rf 2 1 2 0 were made with the parent organi­ cylinder, stereo, defogger, power doubles, and Craft poked a trio of One out when wtnnlna-nin scorod Block (L 5-10) 5 2-3 10 5 4 3 4 Seattle — Assigned second baseman Game-winning RBI — Beniquoz (7). Tetata a SOS Totals MISS Jock Perconte to Calgary of the Pacific emphasized that his views did not initial roster depreciation — $12 antenna, light blue, sharpll singles. Drew Pinto hod two singlet for Chkoto 180 ISO 801— S LaCoss 11-321010 E—Riles. DP—Milwaukee 1, California zation: and a few clubs were MJones 1 0 0 0 0 0 rai^phta ooosooooo-s Coast Leogue (AAA); recalled second represent those of the owners. million of the owners' $43 million in #2122 Bolton, while Brian Ruel added a Detroit 000011 004— 4 3. LOB—Milwaukee 11, California 3.2B— Houston 018 188 101 1 "overly conservative" in their double. Gome-wInnlng RBI — Lemon (4). New Yefli baseman Harold Reynolds from Col- In some parts of his interpreta­ losses. (tantner, (irich, Simmons 2, Wllfong. HR G a i^w ln n ln g RBI — Schmidt (2). gory. pension funding. E—Evens 3, Hulett, Splllnor. LOB— Gudry (W 11-3) 8 3-3 9 4 2 4 1 —Jockson (14), Ogllvie (5), Jones (14), Accounting rules require when a 1983 MERCURY CAPRI Chlcogo 7, Detroit 11. 3B—Walker, Fisher 0 1 0 0 0 0 E--Schu, piaz. DP—Philadelphia I, tion of the financial statements. Downing (5). SB—Jones (5). S—(tantner, H oustpnl LOB--Phllodelohlo4, Houston Sorter admitted he found some of "L” Coupi Brookens, (3arbev. HR—Herndon (8). S— RIghettI (S 15) 1-3 0 0 0 0 0 Ogllvie. NY Jets — Signed wide rsclever Tony Sorter agreed with the Major team is sold, the buyer write off his Guillen 2, Parrish. SF—Gibson. Fisher pitched to 1 batter In 9th. 1Z 2B—Schu 3, Diaz, Hayes, Walling, Smith of Son Jose Stats to series of I- the club data surprising, including e cylinder. 3 door hatchback, IP H RRRBBSO Mumphrey. SB—Samuel (29), Wolllng League Baseball Players Associa­ assets, including the players' 23,120 miles, A/C. A/T, P/S, P/B. IP H R BR BB SO HBP—by Black (Sample). T—3:11. A— Milwaukee vear controcts. the New York Yankees'claimed $9 CMcote 24,5M. (4). S—Knepper. tion, which is negotiating a new contracts, as expenses over a stereo (save) Soccer Hoos 8 7 4 3 0 1 Dollos — Named comerbaefc Dennis million loss in 1984. Burns 7 4 2 2 3 4 McClure 18 1 0 0 0 0 Philadelphia " • « RRRBBSO Thurman ptaver-cooch. labor contract with the owners. limited period. Sorter said. Sorter James (L 4-3) 1 4 4 4 1 2 Orlolaall.TwInaB Fingers (L 18) 28 2 1 1 0 1 K. G ru (WO-7) 4 28 4 2 1 4 4 The Players Association claims said contracts are buying and "But it's not by cooking the Solllner 1-3 1 0 0 0 1 CMHomlo 1982 OLDS CUTLASS Detroit Comion 2 2 1112 from its analysis of the financial selling expenses rather than oper­ books they lost $9 million," the SUPREME - 4 Door Sidm Lugo 4 7 3 3 3 3 Tekulve (SO) 18 0 0 0 1 0 professor said. " I would agree that Pn Waaa Terrell 8 2-3 3 5 4 4 5 MINNESOTA BALTIMORE Clements 28 3 1 1 0 1 Houston data that the owners actually ation costs. 28,420 miles, V6, A/T, A/C. P/S, I Hernndz (W 58) 1-3 1 0 0 0 0 the Yankees, given their market, ObrhM ObrhM Cllbum 2 18 2 0 0 4 2 7 0 5 5 2 4 BasketbaU realized a collective $9 million As an example, he cited the P/B. radio, cruise control, power | llling: Jett 2 (Frank Lalathlut 2), James pitched to 5 batters In the 9tti. Puckett cf 4 1 3 0 Wiggins D. 3b Moore (W 57-3) 1 0 1 0 0 0 3 02 UPl photo Meteors 0. HBP—by Terrell (Hulett 2). WP— DIPIno 2 0 0 0 1 2 profit in 1984, rather than the $43 Cincinnati Reds who showed a $2.2 shouldn’t have lost $9 million but door locks, full vinyl roof. Meier cf 1 0 0 0 Lacy rf Lugo 4 pitched 3 to 1 batter 10 In 7th; Haas H B P -b y K. Gross (Boss).' T—2:44. A— Mustangs I (Joson Bloketlee), Oilers James. T—3:01. A—39808. Hatcher if 5 12 1 Ripken pitched ss to 1 4 batter In 3 9th; Cllbum 3 1 Houston base runner Ty Gainey (sliding) Is forced at million in losses shown on their million loss in 1984, including $1.8 somehow they did." #2107 0. Bush rf 4 0 2 0 Murray pitched 1b to 2 5 batters In 1 10th; Rngers 1 4 financial statements. million of initial roster deprecia­ The players and owners meet MCC: Penguins 1 (Kevin Repoll), U8BL atandinga lndlana7,RangaraZ Hrbek 1b 5 2 11 Grou 3b 0 10 0 pitched to 2 botters In lOth. second base by Phillies' shortstop Luis Aguayo,,who Sorter was hired by the owners to tion. Without the adjustment, the Wednesday in New York to con­ 1981 HONDA ACCORD Aztecs 0. Stenhos dh 4 0 2 1 Rayford 3b 3 1 1 0 T-3:01. A—27J98. Cardinala 3. QIanU 1 Timbers 3 (Joson Bevant 2, Kevin Engle dh 10 10 Sheets dh 4 1 1 0 tired to first to complete double play In Tuesday's first provide an independent explana­ team realized a $420,000 loss. tinue a club-by-club review of LX CW M Blount), Hornets 1 (Jon Hana). W L Pet. GB 5 Speed, Sun roof, Air conditioning. TEXAS CLEVELAND Goettl 3b soil Dwyer If 3110 ScH’Ingfleld 18 4 .no­ Inning under the Astrodome. tion of their contention that the Don Fehr, acting executive financial statements. , _ ObrhM ObrhM Teufel 2b 5 12 2 Roenick If 2 0 11 SAN FRANCISCO ST. LOUIS Now Jersey i l 8 .804 2W 4 cylinders, cusette. Light green. MItfgata McDwII cf 3 1 1 0 Butler cf 4 10 0 (tagne u 4 1 1 0 Shelby cf 5 12 2 Eaatarn Laagua atandinga _ ObrhM ObrhM Connecticut 9 0 JOO 8 #2134 Horroh 2b 2 1 0 0 Franco ss 5 3 2 1 Bmnsk ph 1 0 0 0 Dempsey c 3 0 0 0 5*^?’' ' * ^ J 0 0 0 Colemon If 3 1 1 0 Rhode Istand 8 10 844 7 Sting5 (Chris Lathrop!,ZackGleter, O'Brien 1b 4 0 3 3 Bernzrd 3b 3 1 2 1 Solosc 4 0 ‘1 0 0 0 0 0 TWIlo M 4 0 0 0 Londrm It 0 0 0 0 Long Island 7 10 .412 TVt William Flonagan, Tom Kelley), Spar­ Jones dh 3 0 0 0 Rschlln 2b0 1 0 0 TetaN 43 4 14 4 Totals 37 11 13 10 w L Fct. GB 4 12 0 McGee cf 4 0 10 W IIA r M S 12 .2M fV t tans 2 (Corev Wry, Wade Bedell). Word If 4 0 10 Thorntn dh 3 1 3 4 Mliwsesta 8M 810 010— 4 New Britain 40 35 .503 L e o n ^ It 4 0 2 0 Herr 2b 3 0 2 2 Westcheeter S 12 .2M OVk Past All-Star lineups were stacked with Yanks USED CAR Sounders 4 (Grant Lowery, Philip Bell 3b 4 0 0 0 Jacoby 3b 3 0 1 1 Bontmert 0N 40401X—11 Albany 34 .576 '/i 9 0 0 0 Clork 1b 4 1 1 0 Dakin, Paul Comer, Greg Ryan), Wright rf 4 0 0 0 Vukovch rf 4 0 0 0 Game-winning RBI — Ripken (9). W oterW v 4l‘ 36 .571 1 Th!^lI!2L*iK < 2 ' ’ Vn Slyk rf 4 0 1 1 Hew Jerow n iT K iU o Island 108 ^ Unfair," screamed one National His thinking is worthy of consid­ third base, DiMaggio in center Apollos 3 (Casey Cavanna 3). Petrolll c 2 0 0 0 Corfer If 4 0 0 0 E—Hatcher. LOB—Minnesota 11, Nashua 40 44 .476 9 '6 4 0 0 0 Penditn 3b 4 0 0 0 Paatas Bv Ered Down first game, 4-2, on a homer by Ruth Caribous 1 (Jodi Pontlllo 3, Allison Wllkrsn u 3 0 0 0 Horgrv 1b 4 0 0 0 Bol- Vermont 40 45 .471 9>/(i X d < ^ ss 3 0 0 0 Smith ss 4 0 10 Lo n g taM M Rhode Island United P r ^ t International and went on to pile up a 12-4 lead Leaguer, J-iWe can beat the Am eri­ eration today, especially by Am er­ field. Bill Dickey at catcher, SPECIALS Souev), Comets 0. Willard c 3 13 0 tlmore 9. 2B—Bush, Gogne, Salas, Pittsfield 30 47 .447 l l'/ i SprlnBfW ot Westetytar through 1949. can League^bpt we can't beat the ican Leaguers, because the Am eri­ George Selkirk in right field, Joe Rowdies 1 (Kerl Sleber), Stallions 1 TetMs 19 1 4 2 Totals a 7 18 7 Ripken, Loev. HR—M urroy (13), Teufel Glens Falls 30 47 .447 l l'/ i 27?*?^** oh 1 0 0 0 Cox p 1 0 0 0 (Mory Metevler). Texos oa 810 000— 1 (5). SB—Puckett (S),Wlgalns 2 (4). S— Reading 34 46 .425 13 Minton p 0 0 0 0 NEW YORK — The National It wasn't until 1964 that the Yankee|T can League stopped winning so Gordon at second base and Red Cleveland M l OM Sbe- 7 Dempsey. iPWJHgnd ot New Je rw ? Kennedy Rd: Bears 2 (Travis HIbler, Tuesday's Reeullt WlMwoed VI. CcxMiectlcut at League’s domination of the All- Nationals tied the series at 17-17-1 McCarthy, a former National consistently when its managers Ruffing pitching. Ruffing pitched Cardinal Buick Matt Daversa), Apoches 1 (Eric Game-winning RBI — Franco (4). IP H RRRBBSO Albany 4, Reodina 5 abandoned McCarthy's point of three Innings, yielding one run and Christensen). E—Wllkerson 2. DP—Texas 4. fVllfIVWWfV New Britain 3, Glens Falls 0 St. Lenta IMOOOOlK— 1 Star game since 1950 represents a on a four-run ninth inning homer Leaguer\ was a tough customer Kings 2 (Tyler Miller, Tom LOB— Schrom (L 78) 3 28 0 4 5 3 2 Nashua 2, Vermont 1 Oome^nnlng RBI— Herr (10). complete turnaround from the by Johnny Callison. who didn’t share the notion of some view. four hits and the five other 81 Adams Street McKeown), Strikers 1 (Matt Miner). Texas 5, Cleveland 7. 2B—Bernozord Z Waterbury 5, Pittsfield 1 Wordle 218 3 4 4 2 2 E--Trllle. DP—Son Frondscol. LOB— early days of the baseball show­ No loss, however, was as humi­ experts then and now that the Ruth finally departed In 1935 but Yankees had three of the Ameri­ O' Brien, Willard. 3B—Ward. HR—Thorn­ Lysonder 100001 WedModav'sOamei ASt. Louis 7. lE -H e rr, enter DiMagglo in 1936. The Manchester, CT 06040 ton (5). SB—Horroh (7), Butler (24). Brown 1 2 1110 Reoding at Albany Radio, T V case event. liating as the one in 1939 when game is/a spectacle and the fans cans' six hits and scored two of Intarmaillataa , IP H RIRBBSO Boltlmere Glens ttalls ot New Britain Imc^ iS T M T ^ The game was inaugurated in Manager Joe McCarthy started six are entitled to see as many of the Yankees had won pennants in their runs. Texas D. Martinez 4 10 5 5 1 0 Vermont at Noshoo Yanks S (G ary Stoltenberg, Shaun 1933 when the New York Yankees of his Yankees and left five of them players bn both squads as possible. 1936-37-38 and were on their way to McCarthy let the eight starters Brophy, Keith Relmer, Sherman Trott, Hooton (L 4-3) 42-3 7 5 3 3 0 Snell (W 3-1) 2 28 1 0 0 0 1 Woterbun at Pittsfield SanPTdnctaca Rozema 3 1-3 3 2 2 1 ) Stewart 1 18 3 1 1 0 1 Thursday's Oomsa ^ e v (L 1-11) 7 8 1 2 1 1 were in the midst of their dynastic In for the entire game. The "Rubbish,” snorted McCarthy. a fourth straight when the 1939 play the entire game. His only Jeff Stanlunos), Knights 1 (Eric TODAY 649-4571 Fleming). Stewort 1 0 0 0 2 1 T. Martinez 1 2 0 0 0 1 Reodlno at Albany Americans won, 3-1, with Yankees "M y responsibility Is to try to win All-Star game rolled around. replacement was Myrll Hoag, a ClevMand D. Martinez pitched to 2 batters In 5th; Glens Italls at New Britoln Leuta 1 0 0 0 0 1 1:00 Revolt ‘vt. Yonkggo> succession from Babe Ruth Earthquakes 2 (Dan Collahan, Steve SperttChonnol. Ik r o v ^ Joe-DlMagglo and Mickey scoring two of the runs and — and that means playing the best McCarthy's starting lineup tells former Yankee, used as a plnch- T ro ciu k), Bulls 0. Blyleven (W 08) 9 4 2 2 5 5 Stewart pitched to 1 batter In 9th; WP— Vermont at Nashua Cox' (W 1IM) 9 S 1 1 1 A WP—Stewort. T—2:25. A—5JH). Lysonder. T—3:31. A—21,540. Waterbury at Pittsfield WP-Loskey. T-2:a. A-B819 7:N Mata vt. RtGt. accounting for three of the hits. players I have as long as I can." the story: Yankees Red Rolfe at hltter for Ruffing. WKHT. llEado. Americans won the » - MANCHESTER HERALD. Wedneidav. July 10. IMS MANCHESTER HERALD. Wednesday, July 1<>- ~ ** Record-setting running back Sports In Brief Kirek advances In Newport Hershel Walker voted MVP F O C U S / F o o d NEWPORT, R.I. — Top-seed Johan Kriek of Naples, Fla., got by Jim Grabb of Tuscon, Ariz., 7-5,4-6,6-2, Tuesday to advance to displayed while at the University Walker set the record in the yards. By Jo«l Sherman The 23-year-old back also set the second round of the $100,000 Hall of Fame Tennis of GM rgla as one of college “ minor leagues." United Press International USFL records with 22 touchdowns, Championships at the Newport Casino. football’s greatest running backs. “ If I had set the record in the 21 touchdowns by rushing and 132 Kriek, ranked 15th in the world, twice broke the service of NEW YO RK — Herschel Walker "Everyone is always going to try NFL, there wouid have been points. Grabb in the third set, including the final gam e in which he of the New Jersey Generals and put you down," Walker said. people who would have found a "A ll great running backs are steered a backhand return down the line for a winner at completed his season-long run to “ You have to prove things to reason to put it down also, saying it different,” Generals coach Walt double-match point. redemption Tuesday by winning yourself. This year, I displayed to was in 16 games not 14 or somthing Michaels said. “ Except that they F ive other seeds advanced Tuesday to the second round of this the U.S. Football League’s Most people that I ’m still around. I like that,” Walker said. "The all have speed and the knack for Valuable Player Award. showed that I haven’t gone up in a record means a great deai to me. I lone professional stop in the country on grass courts. alluding tackles and the potential The Professional Football Wri­ cloud of dust." know Eric accomplished a great to go all the way when they see a ters of America made Walker a At 6-foot-l and 222 pounds. thing and he must feel a little bad hole, Herschel has those Coupon dispensers Women score an easy victory unanimous selection for his pro Walker combines world-class that he had such a short time to football season rushing record of sprinter’s speed with brute power. cherish it.” qualities.” Walker joined the Generals after NEW YORK — Martina Navratilova and Pam Shriver scored 2,411 yards. He shattered the season rushing Walker blasted to the record winning the Heisman Trophy in his an easy victory Tuesday over Bobby Riggs in the first verbal set Despite two seasons of more mark of the Los Angeles Rams’ with 14 games of 100 yards or junior year. He rushed for 1,812 of tennis' battle of the sexes. than 1,000 yards with the Generals, Eric Dickerson, who gained 2,105 better, including 11 straight. One shopper’s yards his first pro season and 1,339 Cards mailed Shriver referred to Riggs, the self-styled tennis hustler, as a Walker was criticized for not yards in the N F L last season. Against the Houston Gamblers, he "67-year-old guy with glasses and a hearing aid.” Navratilova furthering the awesome talent he Dickerson was quoted as saying set a USFL rushing record of 233 last year. said Riggs and partner Vitas Gerulaitis are more of a "mixed experience — doubles" team. to thousands jG .)U}i&a)nk‘t ; The volleying came at a news conference for the Aug. 23 Marathon exhibition in Atlantic City, N.J., known as The Chailenge, in no big deal! which the winners of eight consecutive Grand Slam women’s in Manchester doubles championships from 1977 through 1984 will face Riggs t*'t’ changes? and Gerulaitis. By Nancy Pappas You may open your mail this week to find a bright FREE The match is the third such celebrated battle of the sexes. Bv United Press International Herald Reporter yellow c r ^ it card — one which you did not request, Riggs beat Margaret Court in 1973 before losing to Billie Jean VALUABLE COUPONS BOSTON — In an effort to and probably do not recognize. King later that year.' FOR YOUR FAVORITE "A revolution in couponing." " A boon to the maintain the Boston Marathon’s The card will allow you to use the Coupon Counter, a working woman." I ’d heard the ads and I was status as one of the world’s new coupon-dispensing machine located in four PRODUCTS HERE intrigued. Steinbrenner says he’s sorry premier marathons, Boston Mayor Manchester supermarkets. About 40 percent of So I spent two hours last Friday afternoon trying to Raymond L. Flynn reportedly Manchester households will receive cards in' this save money the "new Coupon Counter way.” BRONXVILLE, N.Y. — New York Yankees owner George plans to recommend major mailing, cards which entitle users to obtain four to six I SavfRRoMyoiIpnMhK It yon knew ; r My first stop was at the A8tP Food Store on Tolland Steinbrenner apologized Tuesday to a woman struck in the hand changes for next spring’s 90th new coupons each week. t ,ind mist. Hi iiM p I * . . Inst p«ru I Turnpike, one of four Manchester supermarkets by a sniper’s bullet during a July 4 game at Yankee Stadium. running. An estimated 10 percent of area households have in the MM m f K - r i J,** which has an automatic coupon-dispensing machine. Nevertheless, Joann Barrett said she would be too nervous to Prize money totalling $292,500 already received the cards, and shoppers without Conpsii CsMrtti I went to the courtesy booth and as k ^ for a temporary attend another baseball game. would be awarded and the race — cards may stop at stores’ courtesy counters for a code number, so that I could use the machine. Steinbrenner, who was out of town when the incident took the oldest continuously run mara­ temporary number and an application for a At first, the clerk behind the counter looked blank. place, finally reached Barrett after trying to phone her since thon — would be shifted to the permanent card. But when I explained, for the third time whpt I was Monday. Sunday of Patriot’s Day weekend The machines are now located in Shop-Rite trying to do, she said, “ Oh, we’re all out Of those. "He really sounded concerned,” said Barrett. "He was really under the proposals, the Boston Supermarkets on East Middle Turnpike and Spencer You’ll have to call Massachusetts." sorry it happened. He said he was a fam ily man and can feel for Globe reported today. Street, the Edwards Food Warehouse and the A&P people in this situation." Historically, the race has been Food Store. FORTUNATELY, there was a toll-free telephone Barrett, who is five months pregnant, had been critical of run on the Monday celebrated in number printed on the front of the, machine. Even The flier which accompanies your new card will tell Massachusetts as Patriot’s Day, better, the coupon machine was right next to the Steinbrenner and the Yankees management, calling them you that this is “ a revolution in couponing." drawing criticism from runners telephone. So all I needed to do was wait 10 minutes, "callous and so ignorant" because no one contacted her after the “ It’s a real boon to the busy working woman who from other states where the while a Pepsl-Cola route man argued with his home shooting. & doesn’t have the time to clip coupons," said Mark holiday was not celebrated. Mov­ office. He finally hung up the telephone and I called ing the race to a Sunday would McLean, executive vice president of the Massachu­ setts firm which distributes the machines. "She might / the number printed on the machine. increase the race’s chances of After explaining my request to a receptionist in Police probe Dodgers’ loss accidentally leave her coupons at home, and she can being nationally televised. Westwood, Mass., I was put on hold for two minutes. still save at the market with our coupons.” LOS ANGELES — Los Angeles Dodgers officials have asked Despite criticism, race organiz­ Fortunately, this was a toll-free call. Then a pleasant police to investigate allegations that a group of staff members ers had staunchly refused to offer young woman picked up on the line and explained, embezzled thousands of dollars from the team. prize money in an effort to BUT JAN ET BRATCHER was one of dozens of "W e don’t really give temporary numbers, and when The club has hired a private accounting firm to review the UPl photo maintain the marathon’s amateur shoppers last Friday afternoon who hurried past the we do, they’re only available at the stores." status. But top runners had in­ team’s financial records and met with police Bunco-Forgery machine which has stood near the produce depart­ My next stop was the Mott’s Shop-Rite on East creasingly skipped the race for Division detectives Monday to set up the groundwork of what will The pack chases after French Bernard Morzine-Avoriaz, eastern France. From ment of Edwards Food Warehouse since November. Middle Turnpike. They had a few temporary cards, more lucrative events. be a lengthy, intricate investigation. Detective J. Pierce said Hinault and Columbian Luis Herrera left are; English Robert Millar, American " I Just can’t be bothered,” Bratcher said. “ I carry but the access numbers printed on them had expired. Under the proposal, the race Store personnel were polite, but did not volunteer to Tuesday. coupons for about 80 different products. What good during the 11th lap of the tourde France Greg Lemond, and Australian Phil would pay $30,000 for winning the call the machine’s home office in Massachusetts. Unnamed sources told the Los Angeles Herald Examiner that does it do to stop and get coupons for six m ore?” cycling race between Pontarlier and Anderson. race. The third stop of the afternoon was at the Edwards as much as $250,000 may have been stolen in the scheme, the Coupon Counters in Manchester can deliver up to six coupons to each customer; the coupon selection is Food Warehouse on Silver Lane. There, the Coupon newspaper said in its Tuesday’s editions. At least twoemployees Counter sits in full view of the courtesy desk. The clerk have been fired as a result of the allegation, the newspaper said. changed every Monday morning. Last week, only four coupons were dispensed to each customer. there gave me a temporary card promptly, explained Brett on how it was to be used and also gave me an application By the end of the summer, McLean said in a ' t . for obtaining a permanent card. Runner admits he used drugs telephone interview, machines in Connecticut will be delivering 12 per customer, as they are already doing LONDON — A Finnish runner who was stripped of his Olympic THE MACHINE dispensed the four coupons for the DID in the Boston area. week. How could this machine replace coupon medal after failing a drug test has admitted he used banned rope tear drugs for more than a year before the Los Angeles Games. "But that's all. It’s our impression that the shopper clipping, I wondered. The bulging folder I carry to the In an interview published Tuesday in the Daily Mail, Martti By Rick Gosselln doesn’t want to — and really can't — sift through more market each week contains about 120 coupons. This Vainio is quoted as saying: "I was never the only one taking United Press International than that as she’s standing in the front of the store,” machine was only giving me four. V In addition to one for Cain’s mayonnaise, there were drugs. I think there are others. I am just the only one who was McLain said. three of a type I ’d not seen before. Each said: Choose found guilty. That’s the unfair part. KANSAS CITY, Mo. - Ameri­ "You'd be much better off with a machine that gives out a lot more coupons,” said Chet Mounts, the your favorite brand. The consumer had the option of Vainio, 34, won the silver medal in the 10,000-meter run. He was can League pitchers can be ex­ cused for their inability to figure YOU KNOW manager of the A8tP on Tolland Turnpike. The Food any brand of hot dogs, any frozen vegetable and any banned from athletics after the Olympics and lost his lucrative Marketing Institute has found that among shoppers liquid laundry detergent. advertising endorsments. out George Brett these days. The All-Star third baseman of the AL SIEFFERT’S offers one of the who use coupons — which, in the Northeast, is about 43 When I tried to punch my code into the same "It is right that I am punished, but many other athletes should Kansas City Royals can’t figure per cent of all shoppers — most collect coupons for at machine a second time, the machine told me — quite be in the same boat, I only hope they have all given it up now himself out — nor does he want to. least 45 different brands and items. correctly — that I was Ineligible for further coupons because of what’s happened to me,” he said. area’s largest selections of Top Brett staged another of his until the following Monday. EVEN A F T E R a consumer gets her coupons from But when I took my card across the street to the patented hot streaks during Kan­ A shopper uses the Coupon Counter in manufacturer. So far, four stores in Namath joins ABC>TV lineup sas City’s recent 10-game homes- Brand Air Conditioners? tand, tearing up the pitching staffs Contianed on page IS this photo suppiied by the machine's Manchester carry the machines. Continued on page IS NEW YORK — Joe Namath, whose style and ability made him of the California Angels, Oakland one of the most endearing quarterbacks in football history, was A ’s and Baltimore Orioles with 19 NOW YOU KNOW! officially named to ABC’s NFL Monday Night Football crew hits in 37 at-bats. Tuesday. Brett scored 10 runs, knocked in The announcement was made by Roone Arledge, president of 12 and also walked eight times. ABC news and sports. That recent offensive flurry estab­ WE HAVE THEM ALl lished Brett as the league runnerup Calories, caution ‘to the wind’ Namath. 42, replaces Don Meredith and joins Frank Gifford to New York’s Rickey Henderson and O.J. Simpson in the booth. His first assignment will be the GE • WESTINGHOUSE • EMERSON in both hitting (.344) and slugging Hall of Fame Game between the New York Giants and Houston percentage (.553). SANYO • CARRIER • 4000 BTU - 33000 BTU Oilers Aug. 3. " I ’m doing something right," Both Simpson and Namath will be enshrined in the Hall of Brett said. “ But I don’t spend a lot Ice cream is the main course at church supper Fam e that day, of time thinking about it. I don’t Namath signed a 5-year contract for an undisclosed amount. like to overanalyze everything. This will be ABC’s 16th season broadcasting Monday Night By Nancy Pappas of your ice cream freezer. Add chopped " I ’m not a scientific hitter. I ’m ATTENTIONI T" Mary Brown's Football. Last year, viewer ratings dropped and the network Herald Reporter fruit and milk. Add more milk. If needed, to not a guess hitter and I ’m not a reach the "fill line” of your freezer. Set in frozen yogurt hopes the flamboyant Namath will help revive interest. zone hitter. I may anticipate a UNITED TECH Employiios There’s no better way to blow a diet than the churning paddle, add layers of ice and legg pitch but I ’ll never guess, say, Now tiMt CARRIER la a AvIalM of United Tachs2w T W ^ with a giant bowl of homemade ice cream. rock salt, and freeze according to manufac­ 8 tablespoons sugar fastball and then look silly swing­ turer’s directions. V4 cup milk Invaders’ coach won’t march ing at a slider in the dirt. If I ’m boy _tho quality lino and aavo wttti a d d lt t o n a l^ s ft jy y f^ l^ Unless you’re talking about R E A LLY blowing the diet with three bowls of V< cup plain yogurt seeing the ball well and I think I OAKLAND, Calif. — Oakland Invaders coach Charlie Sumner, homemade Ice cream. IVY teaspoons vanilla can hit it. I ’ll swing at it. And right Variations: This Is the same recipe you upset over the way his team has been ignored by officials in its How about these three? ■/« teaspoon salt now I ’m seeing the ball well,” would use for strawberry, or any other fruit home city, Tuesday said he would have nothing to do with a e Chocolate ice cream with marshmal­ Combine all ingredients in a medium w coniniiKis^^^«„ Ice cream, Todd said. Just substitute 4 cups victory parade planned by Mayor Lionel Wilson should the low topping. bowl. Refrigerate for about two hours. Brett had four three-hit games of any fruit of your choice. To prepare Invaders win the U.S. Football League championship Sunday. and two two-bit games during the' • Banana ice cream with chopped cherry Freeze according to manufacturer’s direc­ vanilla Ice cream, omit fruit and use 2 Tm not interested in anything the m ayor has to do with, ” homestand. In the first game topping. tions. This quantity fills a one-quart teaspoons vanilla extract. Sumner said before catching a plane to New York City. "He against California, he reached a Grape nut ice cream with butterscotch freezer. However, Brown made eight times hasn’t supported us and I’m not interested in supporting base seven consecutive times on topping. as much, to fill her two-gallon hand- something he’s involved in." two singles, a double and four Save cranked ice cream maker, and encountered Oakland faces the Baltimore Stars in the championship game walks. He knocked in six runs with Sunday evening was the Church of no difficulties. on Selected Popular Modela Christ’s annual Ice Cream Supper. The at Giants Stadium in East Rutherford, N.J. two homers and a single against Mary Elten Wiq|n«r's Variation: On Sunday evening. Brown three combinations above — and many The bad blood between Wilson and the team began nearly three Oakland July 2 and came back the chocolBte let craam added small chunks of banana to this frozen more — were offered to the 65 guests who yogurt just as the mixture was beginning to years ago. It stems from the city’s lengthy court Ijattle to return next night to stroke two doubles gathered at the South Windsor home of 4 eggs harden. For this one-quart recipe, add the NFL Raiders franchise from Los Angeles to Oakland using and score two runs againsty the A ’s. George and Elaine Caruthers after the 1 7-ounce can sweetened condensed milk about one cup of banana pieces. the city’s power of eminent domain. Wilson has chosen to throw evening church service. 1 It-onace can evaporated milk his support behind the N F L action and has shown little Interest in That game convinced Brett he 1 U-oaace container chocolate syrup the USFL team. shouldn’t try to out-think himself. "W e throw caution and calories to the 1 cap sngar Pat MoBlter’B " I had my worst fundamentals of wind. Fortunately, It’s only once a y ea r!” 1 teaspoon vanilla Qrapanuto lc« craam the year in that game against said Deanna Johnston. " I don't want you to Milk as needed Reilly joint Bucknell crew Oakland,” Brett said. “ I wasn’t 7 eggs print how many bowls I tried," said Mary IVY teaspoons salt keeping my head back and waiting Brown. Beat eggs lightly. Beat in everything else. LEWISBURG, Pa. — Dick Reilly, former defensive 1 cups sugar for the pitch. When you’re moving Brown and Johnston were two of the Pour into the can of your Ice cream freezer. coordinator at the University of Connecticut and Juniata College, forward, the ball looks like it’s Add milk to reach the "fill line” of your 2 tablespoons vanilla dozen women who prepared the ice creams 1 quart milk has been appointed linebacker coach for the Bucknell University coming faster and you have less for the others to enjoy. Families who do not freezer. Freeze according to manufactur­ football team, the school announced Tuesday. time to react to it. But I still got two er’s directions. This fills a one-gallon t pints cream own ice-cream freezers brought toppings, 1 cup Post Grapenuts cereal Reilly, who was head football coach at The Morgan School in doubles. or cookies and cobblers to go with the Ice freezer. Beat eggs until light In color. Beat in Clinton, Conn., for the past year, replaces Art Wilkins. “ Charley Lau told me a long cream. sugar gradually, then all remaining Ingre­ A graduate of the University of Dayton, Reilly, 36, worked for time ago whe, you’re not swinging "You'll notice it’s called an ice cream dients. Pour into the can of an Ice cream Juniata from 1972 to 1976 and at Connecticut from 1977 to 1982. the bat good, you’ve got to find a 'supper' not an ice cream ‘social,’ ” said DaRiniui Johnaton’a freezer and freeze according to manufac­ way to get a hit. Oh-for-3’s and Francis Todd. "W e don't fool around with turer's directions. This quantity fills a oh-for-4’s kill you. You’ve got to AMY TYPE OF INSTALUTION: ____ nutritious food first. We get right into the banana lea craam one-gallon freezer. PGA veteran leads by one scratch out something because if serious Ice cream eating.” t caps pins t tablespoons sugar you can get a hit a game, • NORMAL WINDOW UNITS a THRU-THE-WALL UNITS • eggs LIBERTY, N.Y. — PGA veteran Jim Thorpe fired a you’reaverage isn’t going to fall. The Manchester Herald asked a number • CASEMENT WINDOW UNITS • HOME A BUSINESS UNITS IW tablespoons vanlUa jRtekte Fratfrar's 2-under-par 69 Tuesday to take a one-stroke lead over teaching Then when you get hot and you of the ice cream producers to share their 1 plat heavy cream chBrry-chocolate lc« craRim pro Lonnie Nielsen after two rounds of the $50,000 Michelob New start having those three and recipes. Here are some you'll want to clip 1 lt4taace can evaporated milk York State Open at Grossinger’s. four-hit games, you can raise your and save for the hot sumnr:',

14 - MANCHESTER HERALD, Wednesday. July 10, 1985 Tips for dilemma-free diets Stuffing enhances trout Instead of yolks. • Eat vegetables in the crucifer­ Vegetables in microwave WASHINGTON (UPI) - Heart ous family. These include broccoli, and cancer authorities have Joined • Substitute low-fat and non-fat Ruth Mooney recently enjoyed the stuffed trout dairy products for regular dairy cauliflower and cabbage. Some the publishing blitz that is shower­ studies have suggested these may K at The Mill on the River in South Windsor, formerly ing the nation with brochures and products. the Podunk Mill. Chef Helmar Wolf was able to cut • Increase consumption of reduce the risk of cancer of the please even finicky eaters cookbooks on how to put diet gastrointestinal and respiratory down the stuffing recipe from the enormous fruits, vegetables, breads, cereals Today’s guidelines into action In the tracts. quantities he makes at the restaurant. kitchen. and grain products. tered The American Cancer Society • Include enough foods rich in If you have 3 tablespoons grated Parmesan Btuffnd trout Special The American Heart Associa­ vitamins A and C In the dally diet. some people in tion, which has its own cookbooks, and National Cancer Institute, cheese, divided W bunch celery Several fresh thyme both of which have published Vitamin A Is believed to lower the your family In a I'A-quart casserole, com­ Z large carrots, peeled Nancy Pappas recommends Americans cut their risk of cancer of the esophagus, who avoid ve­ leaves total fat intake from the current brochures, suggest a similar diet M arge’s bine mushrooms, onion, celery and 1 large onion ■A cup fresh parsley plan. They include sample menus. larynx and lung, and C may help getables, per­ butter. Cover-and microwave on 1 clove garlic average of 40 percent of calories to ward off cancer of the stomach and haps you can 1 cup langostino or 30 percent. Also, individual doctors have writ­ Microwave high for 2'A to 4'A minutes, or until V4 pound margarine or lobster meat ten cookbooks. esophagus. tempt them tender. Stir after half the cooking butter The Center for Science in the • Drink alcohol In moderation. with vegetables 1 cup crabmeat Most include these suggestions: I C ^ t c h e n time. 1 pound stuffing — There should be no need to secure them with string Public Interest recommends cut­ Heavy drinkers are at high risk for / cooked in the 8 boneless 10-ounce or picks. ting fat consumption to 20 percent • Increase consumption of high- Marge Churchill Stir in stuffing mix, hot water, h e rb ^ or plain trout fiber foods. Fiber may help inhibit cancers of the mouth, larynx and microwave. half of bacon and salt. In I'A-quart 1 cup sherry Generously grease a large baking pan and add a of calories, the average in Japan, esophagus. / Certainly one White pepper, Worcest dash of white wine. This prevents the trout from but those on the National Heart, colon canqer. casserole, layer half of stuffing, Black pepper and salt ershlre sauce and lemon of summer's fa­ to taste sticking to the pan. Bake In a 450-degree oven for 20 Lung and Blood Institute consen­ vorite vegeta­ half of artichoke hearts and half 0f juice to taste cheese. Repeat layers; cover. 1 teaspoon paprika minutes. Serves eight. sus panel said this might not be bles is fresh corn on the cob. Use and microwave on high 4>A to 8 Additional margarine This Is excellent when served with a few parslied practical for Americans. / your microwave to prepare corn on minutes, or until sauce is slightly Microwave on high 4 to -7 and dash of white wine minutes, or until heated through, new potatoes and a mixture of vegetables including The Heart Association suggests Dr. Loren J. Schneider, Podiatrist, the cob either in or out of the husks. thickened and vegetables are Put vegetables and garlic into the food processor broccoli and cauliflower flowerets and zucchini cutting salt consumption and em­ It will retain its flavor, and be easy tender-crisp, stirring once or rotating dish after every 3 minutes and chop so the pieces will be about the size of is happy to announce r during cooking time. Sprinkle with spears. phasizing polyunsaturated fats, to prepare without heating up the twice. Serve with additional soy barley grains. Melt 1 stick of the margarine or usually found in plant sources. , the relocation of his office to: kitchen. sauce, if desired. remaining bacon. Microwave un­ butter in a large skillet and saute all the chopped To have your favorite restaurant dish Included In Corn, cottonseed, safflower and Selecting the best of the fresh covered on high for 1 minute to vegetables until they are golden. Toss vegetables this weekly column, simply write a note telling at sunflower seed oil are high in 483 W. Middle Tpke., Suite 101, Manchester corn takes some time and careful heat. Serves 4 to 6. with stuffing mix. the name of your favorite dlih at a local restaurant. polyunsaturates, which tend to inspection of each ear. You should Celery ceMerole Melt remaining 2 slicks butter or margarine and We'll contact the chef and ask for the recipe. lower the level of cholesterol in For the treatment of diseases and surgery of the toot. Adults and choose ears with fresh green 4 cupt sliced celery cut in Vt-inch Beets add, along with sherry, pepper, a very small Include your name, address and a phone number blood. children’s toot aliments. Diabetics, Bunions, Hammer Toes Dis­ eases of the skin, Sports Medicine, Foot and Ankle Injuries. husks, moist stem ends, and silk diagonal pieces Fresh beets are available year- amount of salt, then the paprika, thyme and where you can be reached during the day. (Phone Other recommendations: that is free from decay and worm l ‘A cups sliced fresh mushrooms round, but are in greatest supply parsley. Add seafood and toss again. number will not be published) Please concentrate • Substitute low-fat meats, fish, Emergencies seen same day. damage. Avoid yellowed or dried 1 small onion, chopped from June on. The roots must Season trout with white pepper, Worcestershire on restaurants In the Manchester area. Address poultry and high-protein vegetable husks. Z tablespoons olive oil always be cooked whole and sauce and lemon juice. Divide the stuffing among inquiries to; Today’s Special, Manchester Herald, foods for high-fat meats. 6 4 6 - 5 1 5 3 Look for plump, tender, milky the fish. Fold fish back to their original shape. P.O. Box 591, Manchester, 06040. • Use egg whites and substitutes Herald photo by Pinto Z tablespoons lemon juice unpeeled with root ends and part of kernels in close rows extending to Z/3 cup water the stem uncut or the juice will Sharon Lerman watches as her mother, Cake. Sitting on the counter behind the tip of the ears. Kernels should 1 teaspoon Instant chicken bouil­ "bleed." Maxine Lerman of 25 Sass Drive, frosts a them is a pan of phyllo, which she will be firm enough to puncture easily lon granules Select small to medium-sized with slight pressure. Immature 1 teaspoon cornstarch beets that are firm, smooth and heart-shaped Sour Cream Chocolate use to make baklava. corn has very soft, small kernels. Summer V i teaspoon parsley flakes deep red. Tops wilt quickly and do New cards mailed Large or dark yellow kernels' 1 teaspoon basil leaves not indicate poor quality. Do not Your Neighbor’s Kitchen indicate age. \ V i teaspoon pepper buy flabby, rough or shriveled Time To microwave corn in the husk, I bay leaf beets. Large beets may be tough arrange ears in the husk on oven and woody. to thousands here floor with space between ears. No Place celery, mushrooms, onion, Savings olive oil and lemon juice in a Cut off all but 2 inches of tops. If preparation is needed. Microwave they are fresh, use immediately as Continued from page 13 “We handle them just like our own with \upenriatiiei pucet Lerman’s baklava took on high: rotate and rearrange 2-quart casserole, set aside. greens. Refrigerate roots, unco­ store coupons. We don’t double during cooking time. Cover tightly In a 2-cup measure, combine the machine, she may choose not to those," said Mounts. water, bouillon, cornstarch and vered in crisper and use within a during standing time. week. make use of them. Ginny Cappalla, Despite the drawbacks, McLean Assorted Fresh Husk corn after standing time is seasonings. Microwave on high for To prepare and microwave customer service manager at maintains that the coupon- completed. Use a paper napkin to l‘A to 2'A minutes, or until bubbly beets, wash 1 pound of beets gently Mott’s Shop-Rite on East Middle dispenser is a viable alternative — Ground Beef best of many recipes hold corn, with the tip pointing and slightly thickened, stirring Pork Chops to avoid skin breaks. Leave root Turnpike, said it’s a matter of or at least, an addition to — PO RK LOIN BEEF ROUND-BONEIESS HLGUl AH LtSSf M OUANI 1 ‘.H I H down. Pull back leaves carefully to after half the time. ends and 1 to 2 inches of tops intact arithmetic. For example, she said, clipping newspapers and By Adele Angle for brushing leaves. Mix walnuts, chocolate avoid steam. Grasp silk in other Add to celery mixture. Cover two weeks ago the Coupon Counter magazines. 3 cups confectioners’ sugar hand and pull sharply. and microwave on high for 6 to 8 to prevent bleeding. Focus Editor sugar and cinnamon. Place beets in I'A-quart casse­ was dispensing a coupon worth 15 “We are seeing a 13 percent rate 118I ijual Arm>jr>l5 Select a pan the size of the phyllo '/I cup dairy sour cream To microwave husked corn, minutes, or until celery is tender- ol Canint Cul role. Mix 'A cup water with 'A cents toward a jar of Heilman’s of redemption,” said McLean. Blade f nd & Maxine Lerman of Sa.ss Drive i.s leaves, and brush the bottom well Z teaspoons vanilla wrap each ear in plastic wrap crisp, stirring after half the mayonnaise. That would have “That means three times more lb. Siiiom I nd Chtzps cooking time. Chill several hours teaspoon salt until dissolved; pour only too happy to share the secret with melted butter. Use 4 sheets of Mix butter and cooled chocolate before placing them in the oven. over beets. Cover. Microwave on brought the price down from $1.29 people are using our coupons than of her baklava. phyllo for the bottom layer, thoroughly. Gradually add sugar You may also butter the corn before serving. MORRELL GOLDEN SM O K ED BEEF LOIN-FORMERLY N Y STRIP-HALVES 3 49 LB BEEF ROUND-BONELESS FRESH-LESSER OUANT 1 69 LB high for 15 to 20 minutes, until to $1.14. those distributed through conven­ NolMotgThan The secret is butter. Lots and lots brushing each liberally with butter and sour cream, alternating to before wrapping if you wish. Place fork-tender, turning beets over and But during the same week, the tional means. So we believe we are C a n n e d Boneless 9"> ^ 2 9 T o p R o u n d . e a n of butter. after adding the sheet Top with a maintain a smooth consistency. individual ears in the microwave. rotating dish every five minutes. Shop-Rite circular contained a tapping into an important market. ■‘Don't skimp on the butter or sheet of unbuttered phyllo. Sprin­ Stir in vanilla. Cook on high following the limes Stuffed eggplant We believe a person who takes the H a m top LiOins lb R o a s t s G round Beef Let stand covered for 3 to 5 coupon for Heilman’s mayonnaise '0 0 PURE CHUCK LESSER OUANT i f B l a your pastry will emerge thick and kle with a handful of the nut below. Rearrange ears after half PORK LOIN-RIB SIDE OR BEEF lO IN -fO R M E H L T N Y STRIP BLLf TOP ROUND BONELESS 159 V i pound ground pork sausage minutes, or until cool enough to at 89 cents per jar. trouble to punch our coupons out of heavy rather than flaky and mixture. Strawberries with the cooking time, turning them "You can’t use two coupons on a machine is a person who places a Whole Pork l,oin ,'At, Boneless .Strip Steaks m j London Broil Steaks 2 ’’ (im und Chuck lb 1 1 medium eggplant handle. MOTORSWEEl 1^^ ^ too . PURE ROUNO-LlSSEH OUANT 2HILH crisp, " says lA'rman. a registered Cover with a sheet of phyllo. over. Tips of ears are placed in a 1 cup sliced fresh mushrooms Slip off skins and tops. Trim root the same item," Cappalla pointed higher value on coupons, and a I PORKLOIN-BONELESSRIBENOI991BPUKK LUIN-UUNtLttv^ Hits tN U t uu tu « i 199 dietitian. Tm very generous with Brush with butter Cover again mock Devonshire cream different part of the oven. Let fresh Pork Roast.s or C hops 1 Italian Sausane » 1 g 1” G round R o u n d «P*V lb 1 V i out. “One way you’re going to pay higher value on savings." cup chopped green pepper ends, if desired. 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The Coupon Counter com­ fully rich Greek treat for many Continue in this manner until all 1 cup dairy sour cream, at room Corn on the cob Pork Rihs Countrv Style .i. 1 C T i n u e t .P V i cup soft bread cubes lemon juice or vinegar or butter to That kind of conflict is a problem Chicken Breasts ^ 5 9 O scar M ayer 8 9 years. Friends who are lucky the ingredients are used. You may temperature pany will be able to keep track of Microwave on high: '/4 cup grated Parmesan cheese cooked beets, if desired, for with the system, McLain flounder Hlk-I . 3 * * enough to sample hers swear by its run out of the nut mixture before '/> pint (I cup) whipping cream those who have used their cards C u t l e t s M eat W ieners Fresh corn on the cob in husk (7 ■A teaspoon basil leaves additional flavor. acknowledged. H addock Fillel . 2 ” delicate texture and flavor. phyllo. Reserve .I phyllo sheets for '/t cup sugar regularly. 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In saucepan, sprinkle gelatin ers will be able to use those people Thompson Seedless Fresh corn on the cob husks cheese 1 pound fresh beets by selling “couponing opportuni­ Fancy Snnm p-I^U On . 6 * ' 1 recipes, actually She first tried to Trim edges, if necessary, and over water; then dissolve over low to conduct market research. Orange Juice removed (7 to 8 ounces each) (1) 2 V i teaspoon paprika Z tablespoons brown sugar ties” to food manufacturers. The tOO^ PURE make baklava while taking an score into traditional diamond­ heat. Stir into sour cream. Set 1 lablespixm cornstarch contracts with the manufacturers “We will not sell those mailing Grapes international foods course at Cor­ shaped pieces without cutting to 5 minutes: (2) 4'/i to 10 minutes: OR CALIFORNIA -RED FLAME F a r m F r e s h aside. _ _ _ _ (3) 6 to 12 minutes; (4) 7'A to 16 In a small bowl or 1-quart ' A cup orange juice must be arranged months in lists. We are not in that business,” nell University That recipe called through the bottom layers Wet In mixing "tSowl, Ivhip cream, minutes. casserole, microwave pork saus­ ' A teaspoon grated orange peel advance. “So you just can't help said McLain. “ But we may well ^ 129 S w e e t C o r n Hood Swiss for lemon and orange rind, ingre­ lingers with water. Shake them gradually adding sugar, until soft age on high for 2 to 3 minutes, or Dash of pepper having a few situations where our sending out some 'Did you like this LONG TENDER EA RS dients few baklava recipes call for over baklava to sprinkle top Serving Ideas for fresh corn; peaks form. Fold in vanilla and • Whip prepared mustard and until meat is no longer pink. Drain I can (11-ounce) mandarin coupons are not the most economi­ product?’ questionnaires on be­ Style Yogurt today. Bake in 325- to 350-degree oven sour cream mixture. and set aside. half of our clients. We will go into horseradish into butter to serve orange segments, drained cal ones to use," he said. I ASSORTED PIECES ALL FLAVORS ■years later, when she taught until golden brown, approximately Place in a 1-quart mold, rinsed Cut eggplant in half lengthwise. Prepare fresh beets as directed the homes, either with telephone or foods and nutrition at the Univer­ 1 hour Remove from oven and first with cold water. Chill until with corn on the cob. 5 - . = - 9 9 ‘ • Add spices, herbs, sliced fresh Scoop out pulp, leaving 'a-inch above. Cut into 'A-inch thick slices. ANOTHER DRAWBACK to us­ written surveys. The food compan­ M o r t o n CALIFORNIA JU IC Y -SW E ET-SIZ E 64 CALIf ORNIA-FRESH TENDER sity of Connecticut, an assistant cool firm. Unmold on serving plate. shell. Chop coarsely. Reserve liquid plus enough water ing the Coupon Counter’s coupons ies like it because it’s a very gave her a Greek cookbook which To prepare syrup: Put sugar and mushrooms, chopped celery and Fried Chicken pJg ^ Surround with sliced berries, In a 2-quart casserole, combine to equal 'A cup. is that A&P and Shop-Rite have targeted way to reach the I SAU SAG E, PEPPERONI. C O M B O OR_ J u m h o R o m a i n e carried a recipe for baklava. The water into saucepan. Bring to a chopped green onion to clear sweetened to taste. Slice mold to French dressing. Pour over hot pulp and remaining ingredients In a I'A-quart casserole, com­ chosen not to double their value. shopper.” L e t t u c e 5 9 ' 3 T recipe inrigued her boil. Boil five minutes or longer, 1 A & P Cheese N e c t a r i n e s serve and top each serving with cooked corn and toss gently. Chill except Mozzarella and paprika. bine brown sugar and cornstarch. FLORIDA JUICY-TANGY FA R M FRESH -TEN DER It Wasn't until she lived in until a little syrupy. Add remain­ berries. 8 servings. inu PUHEKOHIDA and serve for a salad. Cover with waxed paper. Micro- Stir in orange juice and peel, r i Z j £ j € k 10- p k g g.. 12? Chicago, though, when a friend ing syrup ingredients. Boil to make I REGULAR OR CRINKLE CUT Jumbo ^ 00^ G r t ^ e n -t Hood (irapetruit .luiee In 1 ' • Top hot cooked com with wave on high for 6 to 8 minutes, or reserved juice and pepper. Micro- demonstrated how to make bak­ syrupy, 8 minutes or longer. HI (.UlAM Pin k lEM ONADl O H f HUU PUNCH Grandma’s blueberry pie shredded Swiss cheese, snipped until vegetables are tender. wave on high 3 to 4 minutes, or until Shopper thought A & P F r e n c h L i m e s ^ B e a n s , h 1 0 9 lava. that she really became Pour HOT syrup over COLD Spoon half of stuffing into each Nt W/lAl AND HONI r SWt t I ^ OOV I f I I THA U N O IH I lood I' mil l)rinks interested. 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Gently mix in oranges. it was no big deal U S NO 1 -C ALIFO RNIA RED OR 1% Limtal Milk x L m many supermarkets today Yield: 40-60 servings — depend­ Z tablespoons sugar TROPICAL TREAT-9 SIZE 3 medium zucchini, cut into minutes, or until eggplant is IND WHAPl'tU ' V i cup butler or margarine A&P Lemonade 4 '1 She has a few hints on using the ing on size of diamond pieces. >/4-inch diagonal pieces fork-tender. Top with Mozzarella J u m h o O O C Long White $" dough. I egg Continued from page 13 asked where I had gotten such a ALL VARIETIES 7A cup hot water ruso sisters. And the coupons dispensed by the 80 cents each — or $1.60 when Baked Beans she adds ' chocolate (cool) build outside edges up higher than zucchini, carrots, green pepper 4 slices bacon, microwaved and Coupon Counter are not doubled in doubled. and green onions; cover. Micro- Eleven hours after the first .S|)orts Bars pkg C REA M STYLE OR HEAT & SERVE Her daughter. Sharon, 6, loves to Chocolate frosting (below) the center. Pinch edges together if crumbled, divided program was broadcast, Kathleen Shop-Rite and A & P stores. But On the whole, I was distinctly (glM ? Heal oven to 350 degrees. Grease dough cracks. Place on lightly wave on high for 5 minutes. ■A teaspoon salt . those coupons are good at any underwhelmed. The machines are watch her making the dessert. Blend remaining ingredients in a and Deborah Caruso, 15 and 13, lootsii' Roll Bars pkg i A & P W h o l e ^ Franco American That's a family tradition, in fact. and flour oblong pan. 13-by-9-by-2 floured board or cloth and roll Z cans (14 ounces each) arti­ were identified and subsequently retailer. So I took them to the Stop billed as the way “to put coupons inches. or two 9-inch or three 8-inch small bowl. Stir into vegetables choke hearts, drained and quar­ & Shop at the Manchester Par- where they are really needed — K ernel C orn X Spaghetti-O’s «n ,3 ^ Both her mother and grandmother lightly, working from the center to reunited with their mother. PLAIN HOI HICKORY OR ONION 180 TENDfH ITU are fine cooks and she says she round layer pans. Measure all the outside to one-eighth of an inch kade. I found a package of hot dogs right in local grocery stores.” STEMSAPIECES-SAVE 16-ON7CANS 8 9 ingredients except frosting into Kraft Barheeue Sauce 1 .Spruce lln> Shrimp ',7. r learned her way around the thickness. Place into a pie plate, which was on special anyway, and But if they continue to dispense Mt. Laurel MushriMims 2 tTA 1 H O T O O n HAMBURG OR SW EET M 179 ------kitchen by watching them at work large mixer bowl. Mix minute on making sure not to stretch dough. EST. 1940 brought it, along with my “any such a tiny number of coupons — BEAN' CUSTOMCROUNO Spruce ( rahmeat SINGLE PLY -JU M BO -SA V E 40* low speed, scraping bowl Vlasic Sweet Relish Her grandmother, Bee Horovin T h is could LOSE 2 0 , 3 0 , 5 0 brand” coupon, to the check-out coupons which cannot be doubled Eight O ’ Ckick Coffee EXTRA LARGE ALL VAR IETIES - TIDBITS OH ^ fro/ SI N o rth e rn P a p e r 1 2 9 1 of Charleston, S.C., used to make constantly. Sprinkle bottom of pie shell with aisle. at the stores from which they are Farh California Ripe Oliies ; 9 9 ‘ Friskies Buffet Cat Food 72 pounds of fruitcake at holiday Beat 3 minutes at high speed, one tablespoon of flour to absorb obtained — then they certainly are MOUNTAIN GROW N oirtyjLC rL i * Napkins A liquid. be you EVEN 100 POUNDS time! Along with her baklava. scraping bowl occasionally. Pour I HAD NO trouble using it for my not going to revolutionize the F o lge r’s In stan t 29 Scott C, SO FTEN S HAN D S I Lerman is sharing her grandmoth­ into pans. Bake oblong pans 40 to 45 Toss berries with sugar and fill purchase, although the cashier couponing business. PalmoUve i 39| er's recipe for blueberry pie. minutes, layer pans 30 to 35 pie shell. Dot with butter or PROFESSIONAL C o n e e ' Bath Tissue the recipe culls for a cookie minutes or until top springs back margarine. No prepackaged foods, No 9IN C H SI7E-W H ITE 3 FORHOT ORCOLOBEVERACES Dish Detergent A crust. “It's tricky to make because when touched lightly with finger. Roll out remaining dough as P&Q Paper Plates T , '9 9 ' 7 Ounce Foam Cups UNIFORMS drugs, No guess work. No •gtRRwfSel *9.99 BilhSheel .'8.99 Cool. Frost with sour cream before, cutting into strips. Place on OLD FASH IO NED 2^ ALL VARIETIES you use an egg, " Lerman says. 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Melt butter and set aside to use Hartford, CT 06103 Vernon, CT 06066 Sidewalk Sales Too!! m a n p h e s t e r h e r a l d . Wednesday. July 10. IMV— 11 U - MANCHESTER HERALD. Wedneiday. July 10. 1M5 ‘Penthouse’ chief unfaied About Town Advice » » ‘Playboy’ shows Madonna first Lutz citan-up tat Saturday Cain, trumpet; Angie Letizia, drums; and Ekidy DuBrule, bass. CHICAGO (UPI) - Fans will be Obituary isn’t proper place Lutz Children’s Museum plans a cleanrup at the Oak Bring seating. There is no charge for band shell able to see nude photos of Ma­ Grove Nature Center on Saturday from 9:30 to 11:30 events. donna, the rock singer known for a.m. songs including "Like a Virgin,” in Volunteers are asked to bring rakes, shoveis, and Playboy's September issue that PLAYBOY clipping shears. Bridgt Club glvtt rttuitt goes on the newsstands July 16, the ENTERTAINMENT FOR MEN for instructions in health Center Bridge Club has announced results for the magazine says. July 5 play. They Include: Tuesday's announcement means Rad Croat honort Schandal the magazine will beat Penthouse OUR MADONNA wedding and consider the $800 Murray Powell and Joyce Driskell, first; John DEAR Connecticut Valley East Branch of the American Greene and Dick Jaworowskl, and Mr. and Mrs. to the public with nude pictures of LAST ABBY: I have tuition in the school of experience. Marriage to this man would have Red Cross has named Betty Schendel of Manchester Donald Weeks, second and third. the songstress. STAPLED NUDE great respect Penthouse publisher Bob Gucci- cost you much more than $800 In volunteer of the month. A 10-year volunteer, Schendel for your reason­ one announced earlier this week ISSUE anguish, pain, regret, headaches, is chairwoman of the volunteers who take tempera­ UN!. ' ! ing, and I espe­ Hlstoiial Soclaty marks homat his magazine had obtained nude IT ’S A Dear Abby sleepless nights and acid ture readings at bloodmobiles. cially admire She also takes pulses of donors. She has made photos of Madonna and would your long Indigestion. Manchester Historical Society has resumed its K.IEPLR several of the blue-uniform smocks which voiunteers historic house marker program. Residents and their publish them "very soon.” l O i : answers, but Abigail Van Buren Playboy said the pictures to be DEAR ABBY: Our daughter was wear at bloodmobiles. She trained as a nurse in homes, builders and approximate date of construction sometimes London. She and her husband, Paul Schendel, have featured on 14 pages were taken by your short ones recently married in a traditional Include: Protestant church wedding. Her two daughters, Beth, and Pauline. Marjorie Waddell Fischer of 21 Flower St. The home photographers Lee Friedlander don't measure and Martin H. Schreiber when up. mother and I sat In the front pew on was originally owned by her father, Thomas J. the left, and the groom’s parents Waddell St. The builder was John Carmody, 1915. Madonna was working as a nude Specifically, Htar Dixit mutic at MCC model in New York in 1979 and when someone wrote to say that place to provide health advice. occupied the front pew on the right. Charles and Teresa Mounce of 46 Jensen St.; builder Lou Joubert and his Dixieiand Band wiii give a Harry England, 1931. 1980. whenever she read in the news­ CHARLES L. SMITH, We arranged to have a friend two-hour concert Thursday at 7 p.m. at the William and Dana McCarthy of 36 Wellington Road; Playboy would not disclose the paper that someone had died of SEATTLE, videotape the entire ceremony amount paid for the photos or the ATTORNEY AT LAW Manchester Bicentenniai Band Sheil on the Manches­ builder Frank Hare, 1928. lung cancer, she wondered if that from an obscure position behind source. person had been a smoker. Then AND PIPE SMOKER ter Community College campus. Rain date is Friday. Isabelle B. Knofla of 93 Henry St.; builder William the minister. The show wili be sponsored by the United Bank and A. Knofla, her husband, 1919. Arthur Kretchmer, Playboy’s she added, "I think that should be editorial director and acting pub­ Included in the report of death, DEAR MR. SMITH: You are After the honeymoon, the bride Trust Co. Richard and Heidi Lyman of 55 Autumn St., original and groom and both sets of parents Members of the band are: Joe Puzzo, piano: Gage owner Alexander Duncan: builder Gustaf Johnson, lisher, said there is no question the don’t you?” right, of course. I permitted my photographs were intended to be vehement anti-smoking bias to viewed the tape of the ceremony. It UPl photo Ambers, clarinet; Chariie Norris, trombone: Teddy 1922. Your reply: "Yes, I'm sure most was beautiful! We were able to see published. cloud my better Judgment. Mea "We think Madonna will love people would like to know.” culpa. the faces of the bride and groom as Do your worst, sun Why stop there? I suggest the they pledged their vows — not just them, he said. following: the backs of their heads, which is With a solar energy fan propped neatly There’s also room in back for a 1’/4-volt Playboy said it and not Pent­ DEAR ABBY; I've been going Births MHS has honor roll house was offered first choice of with this fellow for over a year, and the view we (and everyone else) battery, just In case it's not sunny. Way Died: John Doe, of liver disease in her cut-out sun bonnet, Rosemary the pictures of Madonna, who we're planning to be married in had during the ceremony. The honor roll 'for the final Ambdch, William Andarson, Russell after years of drinking like a fish. Joyce is ready for the hottest of days. to keep it under your hat, Rosemary. Ansalmo, Victor Antico, Natalia Bach- skyrocketed to fame with her September. My problem is I'm Abby, wouldn’t it make more semester at Manchester High Survivors include Mary Doe and mavar, Danise Bator, Jamas Baottla, "Like a Virgin” album. In the war to woo the fantasies of men, Playboy confirms always getting an ex-lover or sense — and a more beautiful Badstuebner, Wayne Francis School has been announced. M lchall* Baaullau, Susan BarzanskI, the Doe children, several of whom girlfriend thrown in my face. He ceremony — jfth e bride and groom Jr., son of Wayne F. and Doreen Kathleen Bosworth, Robart Brackett, its September issue, to hit newsstands next week, will 0 Corn of the country "What we’re publishing are the are drunks. (Levesque) Badstuebner of Box Grad* 10 Julia Brooks, Terl Callahan, Patricia tells me about the affairs he has were to face the congregation Campball, Mlchal* Carrier, Alphonso most artistic and erotic photo­ feature the first nude pictures of rock singer Madonna. 321A Route 6, Andover, was born HIGH HONORS: John Bonford, Su- Died: Jane Doe, of a heart had, and then wants to introduce during the ceremony? This might lann* Covlcchl, Aihlv Crui, Robtrl Carvalho, Chrlatophar Costaono, Re­ graphs from Madonna’s modeling not go over so well with some June 20. The maternal grandpar­ Fallon, KImbsrIv Gooaln, Paul H*n- becca Castagna, Kristan Chase, Chris­ the pictures were of "Madonna attack. Grossly overweight, Mrs. us. I keep finding their belongings tina Colvin, Patrick Comlna, Mary days and we paid for them fairly,” The pholgrapher, Herman ministers, but I'm sure the congre­ ents are Mr. and Mrs. Romeo d*»l, Sharon John*, Brant Loisow, alone, fully nude, very expli(:it Doe never took care of herself. (intimate apparel) all over his Cynthia Lesnlok, Anoalo Praittnik, Cunningham, Gregg Davis, Judith Kretchmer said. Kulkens, says he never gave gation would appreciate it. What Meet the singing pranksters Levesque of East Hartford. The Diana, V ictoria Diana, Susan DIDo- Survivors include her husband, apartment. Yesterday was the last Robart Prvtko, Anno Rlgglo, Jattray In New York, Guccione said he Guccione permission to use the with everything in full view.” paternal grandparents are Mr. and nato, Kriatan M. Evans, Mary Fltzga- Joe "Fatso” Doe. straw when I found some nude do you think? Splagal, Erin Sullivan, Scot V arrick, does not care who first prints nude photos. Guccione claims Kulkens The photos have been displayed 1970 with a group that later Mrs. Frank Badstuebner of Mark Jaft Jl. rald, Kim Frascaralll, Gloria Gaily, pictures of one of his girlfriends — SAN DIEGO PARENTS By Jim Lewis "They thought it was a punch Garald Gaouatta, Karan Gaorgaadv, photographs of Madonna because was paid $25,000. in a gallery, but have never been Died: Timothy Doe, of a drug disbanded and worked for a while Drive, Coventry. The baby has a Lauran Gllas, Mark Gochaa, Elizabeth taken at his place! United Press International line,” Bowden recalls. "It got the REGULAR HONORS: David Agosl, he got the "cream of the crop” and But the publisher declined to published in a magazine, Guccione overdose, a mixture of heroin and as part of Linda Rondstadt’s band. sister, Kim Marie Badstuebner, 20 Pomalo Andarton, Katrina Bornhordt, Goetz, Gwan Goyatte, Darak Graan, I really love him and keep DEAR PARENTS; I think it’s a biggest laugh of the night.” Kristino Gudmundaan, Albert Horris, will go ahead with his plans for a discuss whether he had additional said. Drano. Survivors include his par­ great idea. But as soon as this hits Pinkard had established some months. Jatf Baouragord, Kallv Bahling, Slro forgiving him, but I don't know NASHVILLE, Tenn. - Behind Pinkard and Bowden are on the Bart*, Monica Bogglo, Mlnlco Bottl- Pater Harrison, Kannath Horvlll, Eric layout featuring the singer “very pictures besides the 22 he got from The young rock singer, born ents, who take too much Valium. Hainrich, Andrew Henry, Kendra how much more I can take. print, I'll probably hear from the comic facade of Sandy Pinkard country music comedy map, one of credentials as a songwriter, in­ callo, Jannitar Clough, Kotharln* Co- soon.” Kulkens, saying, "All 1 can tell you Madonna Ciccione, who recently Bayer, Jenna Jamison, daughter maau, Kriitan Cool. Alvin Cruz, Ma­ How*, Cindy Hummel, Kristin John­ Please give me some helpful someone saying, "That's not an and Richard Bowden there's some­ the very few acts totally dependent cluding Mel Tillis' "Coca Cola aon, Jattray Kennard, John Karr, Guccione said a $2 million is that Penthouse will appear with became engaged to actor Sean Died: Richard Roe, of injuries of Jeffrey J . and Alison H. (Blair) rilyn DalloRocco, Julia DaSolvo, advice. I have already spent $800 original idea. We did that! ” thing there that's not serious. It's on comedy songs. Cowboy” and Tanya Tucker’s Cotharln* Dublal, Rita Duchaanaou, Susan King, Michael KItsock, Todd 17 pages devoted to Madonna in the Penn, seems unaffected by the sustained in a traffic accident. Mr. Korntald, Jamas Kvados, Hilary Las- lawsuit filed Monday in U.S. on our wedding, and nothing can be gags, gags, gags. They sold 70,000 copies of the "Pecos Promenade” In addition to Bayer of 3947 South St., Coventry, Suton Edgarton, Patricia Eltal, Holly District Court in Manhattan by a nude. I guarantee it, but I can't tell furor. Her publicist said Monday Roe had five speeding tickets in the Eostain, Carolyn Fahay, Katharine sow, Jeannette Lafabvra, Ranee Lo­ returned. CONFIDENTIAL TO LOVES TO Take, for instance, their latest single, "Mama, She's Lazy,” a "You’re The Reason God Made was bom June 22 at Manchester gan, Amanda Marcantonlo, Kristine photographer who took at least you how, why or under what Madonna has admitted posing last three years. TRAVEL: Don’t take too many Hanion, Michael Hill*, Jattray Hol­ HEARTBROKEN Warner Bros, album, which in­ parody of The Judds’ big hit, Oklahoma.” Memorial Hospital. The maternal land, Koran Keating, Kalth Kaanav, Morozzl, Andrea Matteaan, Kally some of the Penthouse photos circumstances.” nude and feels she has done vacations or your boss might But Pinkard and Bowden finally grandparents are William Wyant Sonya Kurlan, Linda Lowion, Ellio- McMahon, Patti McTIgha, Tracy I don't think you gave very much AND CONFUSED cludes such heartwarmers as "M am a, He’s Crazy.” Murning, Lori Newcomb, MImmI Nils­ would not stop him either. The Penthouse publisher said nothing to be ashamed of. suddenly realize he can get along "Different people find different hooked up in Nashville and won a and Diana Fitzgerald of 1047 bath Mahler, Llio Meek, Raymond thought to your reply, Abby. ” (I’m Gonna) Beat The Cheat Out Mamary, Dougloi Morton, Rochel son, Gregory Palmar, Katharine Pop­ Clearly, obituaries are not the DEAR H . AND C.: Call off the without you. Of You,” "Crumbling Stumble- things funny,” Bowden said. “But contract at Warner Bros, for their Flanders Road, Coventry. The Moulton, Malliio Mulrheod, Joion pas, Joann* Parker, Fellcino Petito, paternal grandparents are Mr. and Naubouar, Kimberly O'Brien, Roxon* Laurie PInnay, Lewis Plttalay, John weed,” "Elvis Was A Narc,” and a country people have always had a fledgling comedy act in 1983. Prvtko, A licia (Suinbv. Angela Raz- Mrs. Harold Bayer of 72 Oliver Oltan, Erin Preacott, Amy Schultz, Doonesbury artist rocks the boat future classic, "Guns Made Amer­ dry sense of humor. What a lot of Gall Shaltlald, Chrlatine Smith, Jeanne man, Sarah Robinson, Koran Roder­ ica Great.” people think is corny is not NOW THEIR SECOND ALBUM, Road. The baby has a brother, Mori* Storskl, William Thompson, ick, John L. Rogers, Sven Roth, titled "PG 13” is out and has some Joel, 6, and a sister, Ashley, 5. Kathryn Tylar, Guv Wognar, Mark KImbarly Rover, Charlene Schllcht- registration numbers, the news­ VDT use strains eyesight These fun-loving cutups are necessarily corny because there Ing, Jennifer Seise, Kim Sharp, Llaa BRANFORD (UPI) - Doones­ chain in the Long Island Sound. Zockln, Seth Zupnik. cousins, naturally, but they didn't are some sharp minds out there controversial songs, including, Stavnitsky, Cynthia Leo Taylor, Linda bury cartoonist Garry Trudeau About three weeks ago, Howe paper said. among country music fans. They "Guns Made America Great.” Kim, Steven Chin Suk, son of Tierney, Paul Toland, Tracy Walker, said he stopped Trudeau at a dock Howe said Trudeau had regis­ will provide a useful baseline study know it until they began a Grad* 11 Lisa Wilcox, Angela Wolteezko, Do­ has been given a $40 ticket for D EA R D R. may not know about computers It goes: "If everyone wore Byung K. and InSook (Cho) Kim of HIGH HONORS: Imeldo Bolbonl, in Stony Creek and noticed that the tered the boat, but had written the for later comparison. professional relationship. nald Wright, Valerie Zak. failing to properly register a new GOTT: What is and high technology but they know pistols, the rate of crime would 26A Spencer St., was born June 20 Olono Braaaall, Taraao Cvr, Raymond boat was not registered, as re­ numbers on a piece of masking the latest infor­ If you are over 40, you will Be that as it may, this is how Dacallaa, Lori Gorrlaon, Ellzobath boat he uses to commute to his J about life in the country.” drop Then, we could all sleep at Manchester Memorial Hospital. Horvay, Douangmaly Hammavonh, quired by state law. tape that had apparenly fallen off probably require a colonoscopic Bowden is. island home, according to a mation about "We do change our show to gear easier, no need for cops So let's get The maternal grandparents are Douangmonee Hammavonh, Matthew "I told him that 11 that boaUs not in the water. State law requires the the effect that exam, during which a specialist, After a show in Washington one Kim, Valeria Klndbarg, Sean published report today. it to the audience as best we can armed and dangerous, before it’s Yang Hwan Cho and Soon Bok Cho, registered in a week, Doonsbury is numbers be a specific size and working at a Dr. Gott using a long flexible fiberoptic night, he went up to his room and McCarthy, Michael Merrill, Jama* "I guess it was a new toy for him second guess an audience,” too late Guns made America also of 26A Spencer St. The Patrick, Kalll Ravngoudt, Brando going to be doomed,” Howe visible from a distance, Howe said. video display tube, actually looks at the lining of sprayed shaving cream all over and he just didn’t get around to Bowden added. great” paternal grandparents are Ki Rosa, John Scoto M ark Schuhl, Nancy Thief was quipped. "He (Trudeau) had two weeks to terminal can your intestine. You will also need himself and went down to the lobby Jaon Sheldon, Michael Taylor, De­ registering it,” Branford Police Peter (^ott, M.D. "We don’t want this one- Soobn Kim and InSoon Moon of Howe told the newspaper the get numbers on the boat, but said have on one’s periodic hemoccult tests — simple of his hotel and asked the night "I might say I’m an advocate of borah Thompaon, Mary Ann Troy. Lt. Arthur Howe said in a copyrigh­ dimensional pap that has been Kyung Nam, Korea. artist promised to have the boat he just didn't have time to buy health? and inexpensive determinations of clerk for a razor. The night clerk the right to bear arms, but a song is ted story in The Telegram of served heretofore.” Pinkard said. REGULAR HONORS:Jodl Addobbo, thought of registered. However, two weeks them and put them on,” Howe said. blood in the stool. laughed but didn't supply the a song. Maybe we are furnishing Sara Blllav, Tommy Broahler, Amy Bridgeport. "Comedy is like dope. You can Leonowicz, Daivd John, son of ago, Trudeau was stopped again at DEAR My comments are meant as razor. Bowden made a swift something in comedy that nobody Coin, Daon Donaghue, Jennifer Trudeau bought a new power retreat through the elevator. always find it if you want it.” Robert J. and Dorothy (Stratton) Dunphy, Barbara Edward*, France* boat to get to his home on the the same dock by Patrolman U READER; Vi­ suggestions. You should consult an else is doing. The best humor is Pinkard concedes there is some Leonowicz of Rachel Road, was Fallon, Jacauellne Gagnor, Sabro Joseph Dube, who Issued the $40 A group of bees can be called a deo display terminal (VDT) eye cancer. How can I minimize my intestinal specialist, a gastroente­ controversial. We have a strong Goldlck, Warren Harmon, Jama* Hoa- as snake Governor's Island, a small island Then, there was the time these "conservative” resistence to their bom June 24 at Manchester ticket for failure to display boat hive or a grist. complaints are the result of fatigue chances of developing it? rologist, who will know best how to social conscience,” Pinkard said. glond, Laall* Johnaon, Raymond Jula- he owns in the Thimble Island boys were playing one of the most material by radio stations and Memorial Hospital. The maternal aon, Kathy Kaalar, VIchItphanh Keovl- due to exposure to constant bright­ proceed and at what intervals sophisticated comedy clubs in San He said "Guns Made America lav, MIchalle Kohl, Marla Leol, WICHITA, Kan. (UPI) - A man right now they are targeting their grandparents are Mr. and Mrs. Stephan MacDonald, Tanlo Mazurak, ness and focusing — in a word, DEAR READER; You are, in a followup tests need to be Francisco, Great” has been several years In William L.. Stratton of Clearwater, with a penchant for reptiles eyestrain. sense, fortunate to be aware of performed, careers toward TV. Loula* Michaud, Llaa Mulvev, MInda allegedly took seven lizards and developing. Fla. The paternal grandparents Mvong, Sarah Nlcholaon, Todd Pine, VDT eye problems can be your hereditary patterns, although I can think of only one other way "There are a lot of golden calves snakes worth about $700 from the DURING A LULL IN the laughs, are Mr. and Mrs. John Leonowicz Mary Prior, Llaa Relmer, Elizabeth avoided by repeated rest periods yours is hardly cause for celebra­ out there and we're not going to " I ’m not at liberty to tell you the Rochatort, Kimberly Scovllle, Mara 200 for you to minimize your chances Bowden told the audience that his of 45 High St. The baby has a county , police said. away from the screen. Because tion. Certain diseases do tend to of developing colo-rectal cancer, bj)pass them. How much integrity writers names, although both are Slabart, David SImler, Carolyn St. pal, Sandy, was a great songwri­ would we have if we did that,” prominent. Because of the contro­ brother, Steven Jam es Leonowicz, Jean, Timothy Stahl, Brandi Stewart. Authorities said Lawrence A. VDT strain can aggravate existing run in families, so I can empathize and that involves an increase in ter, he wrote, "You’re The Reason Pinkard said. versial nature of the song, they 1. Brown, 24, sold some of the reptiles L eye problems, VDT users should with your concerns. dietary bran and roughage. At Grad* 12 God Made Oklahoma.” HIGH HONORS: KathI Albert, to pet stores in Arlington, 'Texas certainly have a thorough eye To begin with, you can accustom least one world expert has convinc­ Pinkard and Bowden, in appear­ have chosen to use noms de plume. Gagne, Melissa Renee, daughter Taraao Bombardtar, Barbora Bottom- and Fort Worth, Texas. Five of the examination before committing yourself to periodic evaluations. If ingly demonstrated that high-fiber The audience convulsed. How ance, resemble a poor relation "W e’re not afraid of the back­ lav, Eric Brown, Robert Caatagna, of Richard J . and Nancy (McGuen- seven stolen reptiles found in the themselves to this line of work. you are over 30, you will need a diets exert a protective effect could the bay folks know that the Laurel and Hardy singing duo. lash,” he said. Llaa Chatzky, Chrlatophar Corrow, ness) Gagne of 1373 South St., Joy Covey, Kriatin Cratt, Jannitar Texas pet stores will be returned to Some authorities urge annual barium enema examination. Dur­ against the problem that affected song was a serious song and huge Pinkard hails from Cajun country "But comedy is like being on a Coventry, was born June 26 at Danniaon, Michel* Dion, Koryn the Sedgwick County Zoo. exams for all VDT users under 25 ing this X-ray test, material is your forebears. country music hit for Shelly West in Louisiana and Bowden just over rodeo. It’s not what you did last DIYaao, Chrlatophar Downing, Jama* Manchester Memoiral Hospital. and over 35. administered to you in enema On the way to your gastoenterol- and David Frizzel a couple of years the line in East Texas. night it's the next bronc you ride Emmarling, Diana Fahay, Diana Police charged Brown with one The maternal grandparents are Florae, Tracy Fvlar, Cheryl Girard, Many VDT workers are helped form. As the large intestine is ogist, stop at the grocery store and ago. Bowden went to Los Angeles in down the road.” count of burglary and one count of Mr. and Mrs. Warren McGuenness John Glebo, Pat Hampton, Jennifer by trifocal glasses that are lightly filled, X-rays are taken. Repeat stock up on bran cereals. The Hainrich, LIzett* Harltaga, Betty Lou theft in connection with the May 25 of Amston. The paternal grandpar­ tinted and polarized. films are obtained after you doctor can offer you more specific Herzog, Brian Kuhl, Jeann* Lemleux, break-in. Bond was set Monday at ents are Mr. and Mrs. Alfred Ralph Link, Stephen Logan, Sandl Dying for the spinach There is no conclusive evidence evacuate the barium and air is recommendations, but roughage $ 1,000. Spielberg Gagne of Hartford. The baby has a Mlllatta, Kristen Noon*, LIso PalIckI, F that VDTs cause harmful or introduced into the colon. This will become part of your daily life. Cinema John Prior, David Rlordan, Douglos long-lasting consequences. rather involved examination is a sister, Aimee Lynn. Siwlk, Kristen Spear, Sandra Wilson, Brown also is wanted by authori­ KImbarly Wright, Sarah Zimmerman, ties for a burglary at an Abilene, cannelloni you had at your surprisingly efficient way to detect Send your questions to Dr. Gott has Midas Todd ZInkar. Hartford Texas, zoo in which several snakes DEAR DR. GOTT: My father small Intestinal growths; whether at P.O. Box 91428, Cleveland, OH (R) 1:05, 3:20, 7:05, 9:20. — Cocoon Louisiana is also called the Clnoma City — Tht Godt M utt Bt (PG-13) 1, 3:13, 7, 9:15. — Rod Sonlo Pelican state. REGULAR HONORS: Kathleen were stolen, police said. and grandfather died of colon or not you now have symptoms, it 44101. - Lllv In Lov# (PG-13) 9:20. — Bock to th t Futurt touch again (PG) 1:05, 3:13, 7:03, 9:15. — Tht favorite Italian restaurant? fojFst (R) 7:10, 9:45. - S trtttw itt Goonitt (PG) 1, 3:20, 7. — Sllvtrodo HOLLYWOOD (UPI) - Movie­ 7:30, 9:35. 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Tchard Methia, 40, of New Bedford, "What we did yesterday was not iO) ABC News (CC) ing godfather (R) (60 min ) four gunmen responsible for the murder of TOP OF THE STAIRS' ::;Ma8s. pleasant.” Wenger said. “I had no (H) Noticiero SIN his wife. Gregory Peck, Joan Collins. Ste­ (25) St, E lsew here Dr W yler prepares _ The teachers have discovered idea of what astronauts go H ) Phyllis phen Boyd 1958 to return to Africa when hts clinic is des­ troyed by hostile government soldiers (R) —they have common characteristics through.” (CNN] Showbiz Today (S ) (59) H ighw ay to Heaven (CC) Part 2 (60 mm ) , in physical and emotional strength "They know us inside and out,” [DIS] Adv. of Ozzie and Harriet of 2 Jonathan and Mark work to rehabili­ I tate a high school athlete who was crip (24) Happy Jazz Toniglii's special features second-grade teacher Barbara Mazda Sportslook [ESPN] plod m a motorcycle accident (R) (60 mm ) music from Pete Fountain in New Orleans Morgan. 33, of McCall, Idaho, said and the Jim Cullum Jazz Band in San A n to ­ 7:00 P M CD CBS N ew s (55 Great Performances: Uve from after the medical tests. "They nio (60 min ) CD Ql® M -A 'S -H Lincoln C enter M ostly Mozart Meets Sal 8:d m ay know the height of my belly UPI photo inn M ozart's Piano Concerto m C Minor (38) O dd Couple CD ABC News (CC) button.'' and the newly-discovered Symphony K (41) D ancing Days (D Sale of the Century 16A are performed (2 hrs ) One test required the candidates (61) Fantasy island Wink of an eye (11] Jeffersons (38) MOVIE: 'The Bridge at Remagen' to spend 10 dark and silent minutes [CNN] Evening News save yard ^0) Barney Miller The U S Army moves to capture a stra­ inside a zippered and inflated tegic German bridge before it is dynamited (HBO) MOVIE: Class' A lustful teen has 11 when she won a Winkie contest in Los Angeles by Wheel of Fortune "personal rescue sphere” with a Sherry Davis, center, advertises the "Winkie," a by desperate Nazis George Segal. Robert the chance to lose his innocence to an QUINCY, Mass. (UPI) - Gen­ diameter of about 39 inches. staying there for 184 days. She and the manufacturer MacNeil/Lehrer Newshour Vaughn. Ben Gazzara 1969 older woman, but complications arise THE BORN LOSER ' by Art Sansom eral Dynamics is considering decorative microchip with a red and green light which is when he discovers w ho she really is "It looks like a big beach ball,” Family Feud (51) Bianca Vidal P“ supposed to be worn as pin or earring, at her temporary took the record-breaking act to New York to remain, she Jacqueline Bisset, Rob Lowe, Ancfrew bidding on a contract for a Navy Foerster said "Anybody who used Benson 60CX> K1PW6 IS. THAT r ( ic r xjE E Z I ^ WHAT'S- O D K \^ IKl A BOX AMP HOU ^ (fil) MOVIE: 'Transgression' A young McCarthy 1983 Raled R assault ship as a last-chance bid to to make tents out of blankets as a residence on a billboard high above Manhattan's West says, for as long as New Yorkers will wink back. wom an lives m Pans w ith friends while her i (51) Topacio [MAX] MOVIE: Going Berserk' A A MEJ^PE'S "50O-S.L" FC(Z_ THE BAP HAVE ID ASSEMBLE IT HDURSELF. save its Quincy shipyard, accord­ husband is m Bombay Kay Francis. Ri kid would find it a great place to 56th Street Tuesday. Her life on the billboard began Dec. \ Nightly Business Report chauffeur/night club drummer is kid­ cardo Cortez, Paul Cavanaugh 1931 (^5,000., ing to a published report today. go.” ' ^1) Starsky and Hutch napped by a cult after he falls for the [CNN] Prime News daughter of a congressman John Candy. 1/^ "Obviously, if you had a problem [CNN] M oneyline The shipyard lost two major [HBO] MOVIE: Foxes' Four teenage Joe Flaherty. Eugene Levy Rated R with that, it would not be good for MOVIE: Fluteman' A (lute player contracts last month, prompting (DISl girls grow up m a world of drugs and sexual [TM C ] MOVIE; The Light at the Edge you to go up in the shuttle,” said offers to bring ram to a drought-stricken promiscuity Jodie Foster. Scott Baio, oflicials to review the future of the Accused oven killer survives burning jail bed o f the W o rld ' A man is trapped alone in a Austrailian town John Jarratt. Emil Minty. Sharon McAullffe, 36, of Concord, Sally Kellerman 1979 Rated R desolate lighthouse by bloodthirsty pir ■ yard. About 1,500 workers have Alleen Britton 1983 N.H, ates Kifk Douglas, Yul Brynner. Samantha been laid off since May. reducing could be filed this week. (M AX) MOVIE: -Splash’ (CC| Whan a The teachers also took a 40- AUBURN, Maine (UPI) — John Palmer, 29, set Angela into an arrived, [ESPN] Sportscenter disenchanted businessman falls in love Eggar 1971 Rated PG employment to 4,500. Burke said Lane has filed a Lane and Palmer haveaded minute written psychological test Lane, jailed for allegedly burning electric oven in their Auburn [USA] Radio 1990 with a mermaid he must battle scientists [USA] Stone apartment, jammed the door shut formal complaint with the sheriff's innocent by reason of insanity and and the media to preserve her Tom r-'~~T and were interviewed individually a 4-year-old girl to death in an 10:1 5 P M ID IS ) DTV But officials are considering department and would pursue separate non-jury trials are ex­ 7:30 P M C D p m M agazine Hanks. Daryl Hannah, John Candy 1984 for two hours by a psychiatrist. oven, survived an apparent at­ with a chair and burned the child to Rated PG —> 7 lO making a bid for a $1,148 billion charges against the inmate who pected to begin in October in CD Archie Bunker's Place 10:30 P M (11) Indepen dent N ew s "They want to make sure you tempt by his cellmate to set him death. [TM C ] MOVIE: Careful. He M ight Hear contract to build three amphibious allegedly set the fire. Penobscot County Superior Court. CD Wheel of Fortune (36) O dd Couple won’t pull a knife on the shuttle ablaze, officials confirmed today. In response to a flurry of death You' A wealthy woman attempts to gain assault ships, the Boston Globe "But that's really not impor­ CD Bosom Buddies (41) 2 4 Horas commander,” Methia said. Androscoggin County Sheriff threats, security at the county jail According to court documents. custody of her orphaned nephew Wendy reported today. has been tight since the couple’s tant.” Burke said. "It's up to the Ctt) Independent News Hughes. Nicholas Gledhill. Robyn Nevin [DIS] Wapatula The lucky teacher and a backup Ron Gagnon said an unidentified Lane told a state police detective 1984 Rated PG : The shipyard has no bids or arrest last Oct. 27. They are held district attorney to determine All In the Family will be named in mid-July in inmate “apparently set (Lane’s) he believed the little girl was the 11 ;00 P M (D CD (22) (30) (40) (57) 'X proposals to build new ships and its whether or not they'll press [U S A ] Toma N ew s Washington after the group under­ bed on fire,” last Saturday. Gag­ without bail. Devil, that "Lucifer got loose” and (S) M 'A'S'H J current project of building the last Lane’s attorney, James Burke, charges and they've got to decide if that the creature was "green and Entertainment Tonight (D WKRP in Cincinnati goes more interviews. non said Lane was not injured in 8:30 P M ® E/R Howard receives a : of three supply ships for the Navy the incident and the fire was under said his client described the blaze (Lane's cellmate) was acting as a ugly” and trying to kill him. ( ^ (1$ Barney Miller generous check from a man whose life he CD Bizarre The other candidates are Judith criminal or might have had some once saved (R) • is scheduled to be finished by investigation. as ”a serious fire.” (i^ Wild World of Animats (11) O dd Couple Marie Garcia, 44, of Alexandria, mental problem.” Neighbors reported hearing reli­ (D Carol Burnett Memorial Day 1986. Lane, 36, and his live-in girl­ “He woke up when he felt his feet [CNN] Crossfire (20) T w ilig h t Zone Va.: Peggy J. I^thlaen, 34, of District Attorney Janet Mills gious music blaring from the ([9) House Calls Friendswood, Texas; Michael W, friend are awaiting a scheduled were really hot. He said, 'God, they [ESPN] Spirit of Excellence: '84 LA (24) Dr W ho The new contract would not was not available to comment on apartment and Angela banging [DIS] Mousterpiece Theater Metcalf. 39, of Hardwick, Vt., and fall trial for the killing last October burned my feet,”' Burke said, Olympic Games - Track and Field M'A'S'H ■ begin until 1987, which would mean adding Lane managed to snuff out the incident, but Gagnon said and screaming, "Let me out. m a x David Marquart, 43, of Boise, of Angela Palmer. Police say Lane [ ] SCTV: The Second Coming 9:00 P M CD Coming Out of the Ice (61^ MOVIE: 'Little Shop of Horrors' A : the yard would have to be shut the flames before deputies had charges connected with the fire daddy, let me out.” [USA] Dragnet (CC) A young American s dream of return florist develops a strange plant which ; down at least temporarily. Idaho. and the girl's mother. Cynthia feeds on human blood Jackie Joseph. Jonathan Haze. Mel W elles 1961 [CNN] Moneyline No love lost [DISl MOVIE: Adventures of the DZEN CLASS Wilderness Family' An urban family lac TROUBLEMAKER kies the harsh realities of life in the wilder ness Robert Logan. Susan Damame WINTHROP • by Dick Cavalll Reagan crony draws heat over environment Mindy Cohn (ol NBC's Shaw. Hollye Holmes 1978 Rated G "Fads of Life” ) co-stars as [ESPN] Inside the PQA Tour N A S T Y M -^N A R F [USA] Gong Show them in 1966. Looking for some­ and people complain it’s wrong to Janie Blakemore. a rich girl in MUSTlHAve ^tONE By Andrew Gallagher have contacts in the Allison's design class who 11:15 P M (41) R eporter 41 A W A Y TD United Press International thing new and concerned with what he saw as a liberal drift in the administration" fries to "buy” Allison's friend­ 1 1 :30 P M CD Throe's Company SUMMER CAMP. ship. then steals her fashion nation, he volunteered to help a CD Kojak WASHINGTON - A California A former member of the Natural designs, on NBC's "Double Republican congressional newco­ CD (40) ABC N e w s N ig h tlin e lobbyist who is unusually success­ Resources Defense Council be­ Trouble," airing WEDNES­ ful at killing projects at the highest mer in a heavily Democratic DAY, JULY 10 CD Hawaii Five-0 district. His man won and Lake lieves Lake orchestrated an Aug. 1, (ii) Honeymooners level of government dismisses 1981 meeting in which John Tod- CHECK LISTINGS ron EXACT TIME went to Washington. ( ^ Leave it to Beaver complaints that he has influence hunter, then EPA's chief of pesti­ for hire, saying he just has friends He liked politics and the feel of (55) 30) T o n ig h t S h ow Host Joan Rivers power. cides and toxic substances, lashed S. Windsor — E. Windsor guests are Rob Lowe and Nell Carter (60 who like to listen to what he says. out at his EPA staff for recom­ min ) The lobbyist is James Lake, who Lake spent three years as the Town Line congressman's administrative mending tight controls against (3$ Hogan's Heroes also happens to be a Ronald ethylene dibromide, a pesticide Reagan loyalist with close friends aide, then did a stint in the (41) La Traicion Agriculture Department in 1973. fumigant many scientists consi­ 87 Barber Hill Road (§.^ MacNeil/Lehrer Newshour on the cabinet. And his access — dered a major carcinogen. "power” in Wasington parlance — The following year he moved to 1 Mile North of Dzen Tree Farm [CNN] Sports Tonight California’s Washington office [ESPN] Sportscenter Astrograph to White House is proving a The Mediterranean fruit fly lucrative business. under Gov. Ronald Reagan. The scare had started to engulf Califor­ [ m a x ] MOVIE: Never Say Never Reagan contact proved fruitful. Blueberries — Pick Your Own Again* (CC) James Bond must slop a ring “I have a lot of friends at the nia at the time and growers and Crossword of terrorists who are holding nuclear war­ Lake and four others first Free Containers unexpected benefits. Keep the source AQUARIUS (Jan. 20-Fab. 19) A m bitions Cabinet level, a lot of friends in the others wanted to use EDB, no Wh»r» ll’$ At - heads for ransom Sean Connery. Max von I secret. administration who want to listen established the Washington con­ matter what the problems. Lake Sydow. Kim Basinger 1983 Rated PG have better than usual chances of being HoMr<: cfour VIRGO (Aug, 23-Sept. 22) Something for fulfilled today. New heights can be to what I have to say,” Lake says. sulting firm of Heron Burchett represented some grower ACROSS 3 Having an Answer to Previous Puzzle [USA] Make Me Laugh which you've been hoping has excellent achieved, even if there are obstacles In But his ability to open doors for Ruckert & Rockwell in July 1981 interests. Moiidiy • FrMiy, offensive odor ^Birthday chances of becoming a reality. However. s U E T s H A 1 1:45 P M (HBOl MOVIE: 'Conan your path. his clients — and close them on his Business was brisk. 8 am -1 2 aoon, 4 pm • 8 pm; 1 Duet 4 Greek goddess the Destroyer* (CC) A medieval warrior It can t be left to chance Work for your PISCES (Fab. 20-March 20) Whether the Y s E o U T foes — has made him a target of "I have a lot of contacts who John Hernandez, former EPA Saturday, 8 am - 2 pm; 4 Demand R battles the forces of evil Arnold Schwar­ dream. stakes are large or small. Lady Luck of agriculture July 11.1985 criticism. He is described as both JAMES LAKE have been very helpful,” Lake deputy director, recalled that Sunday, 8 am -1 2 aoon N 1 L E H O L E zenegger, Grace Jones, W ilt Chamberlain tends to favor you in competitive situa­ payment 5 One (Fr.) 1984 Rated PG LIBRA (Sept. 23-Oct. 23) You should do "fixer” and "troubleshooter” by . . . center of controversy said. His office staff now totals 45. particular meeting was unusual E S A N K Your leadership qualities will be greatly tions today. Think win and you will. 7 Payable 6 Time being s J_ S well in your career or financial dealings Lake shrugs off criticism from 1 2:00 A M CD N ig h t Heat enhanced in the year ahead. In your ARIES (March 21-April 19) If you m an­ environmentalists, who allege top- because it was held on Saturday. Call 644-9505 10 Canine cry 7 Record T E today if you are alert and on your toes. environmental groups and others, CD Barnaby Jones sphere of influence, you will experience Be ready to act promptly once you spot age your finances wisely today, a situa­ level meddling in issues ranging bones about his influence. "We /or update on picking 12 Adam's Mormon State V E X E R D E D tion that wasn't totally to your advantage who consider the Reagan White "There were some people with 8 (3D S tar Trek strong urges to take charge and manage an advantage. from fruitflies to the price the poor work hard. We don’t like to lose. conditlona and houra grandson 9 Superlative suf­ E K E O D E the show. could turn out to be surprisingly profita­ pay for oranges. Our clients have succeeded be­ House is pandering to special political appointments, some peo­ S0) MOVIE: The F.B.I. Story' The his SCORPIO (Oct. 24-Nov. 22) If your m oti­ ble. 14 It is (cont.) fix cause of that, and so have we.” interests. ple with the administration, and 0 E N S O D A tory of the F B I told through the eyes of CANCER (June 21-July 22) Personal vation is strong enough today, you'll be 15 Lamb's pen one agent and his family James Stewart. TAURUS (April 20-May 20) An old (riend Born poor in California’s San long-time civil service folks and 11 Rest A S 0 C 1 R A L interests can be advanced today, provid­ capable of remarkable achievements. Fill LAKE HAS BEEN CITED for name Vera Miles 1959 who has considerable confidence in your one or two career people from EPA 13 Place to sit ed you act while the odds are tilted in your thoughts with positive objectives. involvement in: Joaquin Valley, Lake worked his "It's all human nature.” he said. 16 Word on the O N abilities may request assistance from you 19 Auto Divorce Court your favor. Don't dillydally when opportu­ • The extended use of a highly way through UCLA, where he "When people lose their battles who were hot on regulating,” S u E R U S E S SAGITTARIUS (Nov. 23-Dec. 21) Condi­ today. The way you’ll handle mailers will wall S0) Charlie's Angels nity knocks. Know where to look for juslily his lailh in you. controversial, potentially carcino­ graduated in economics and trans­ they like to attack people on the Hernandez said. He called it a 21 Nautical rope tions that affect your security and finan­ 17 Rested in chair L E G A 0 1 S E Pelicuia: 'Mas bonita qui ninguna' romance and you'll find it. The Astro- other side in order to juttify their "technical meeting” that did not 23 Fools cial well-being will start taking a turn for GEMINI (May 21-Juns 20) You'll be much genic fumigant, despite objections port. He bought into grocery stores 18 Cut back O L A R S A Rocio Durcal, Luigi Guiliam Graph Matchmaker set instantly reveals more adept at coping with complicated defeat. We don’t lose very often. involve the White House, 24 Month the better as of today. The change may from the Environmental Protec­ after school and eventually sold 20 Hitch [CNN] Newsnight which signs are romantically perfect for situations today than you were yesterday, 25 Equal (Fr.) B E L E E M you Mail $2 to Astro-Graph. Box 409, not be too obvious. tion Agency staff. 22 Satisfaction Ls [ESPN] Professional Bowlers Associa­ especially in financial or career areas. Radio City Station. New York. NY 10019. CAPRICORN (Dec. 22-Jan. 19) Your • Aiding a Mississppi business- point 27 Nest of tion • $115,000 Southern California ■ man to win a multimillion dollar pheasants 40 Pub beverage 49 Two-toed sloth Open from Riverside, CA greatest benefits today are likely to come 24 Booed 41 Sewing lines LEO (July 23-Aug. 22) Unusual, but from partnership arrangements or joint grain elevator storage contract in 28 Day (Sp.) [USA] Radio 1990 26 Inner (comb, 43 R«maind«r 50 Green shot lavorable. conditions are stirring today ventures. Act in concert with strong Nothing complicates anything ' Texas. The contract later ended in 29 Lubricate that can bring you and your loved ones form) 44 Wore frigid , , 12:30 A M CB Naked c ity allies. ^ more than an effort to simplify it. a legal dispute. 30 Made hole 30 Degree (abbr.) 45 December 51 W hets up, CB Saturday Night Live • Assisting citrus growers to 31 Tiny state 35 Background of holiday (abbr.) 7 (12) CHIPS Patrol ’ retain artificial constraints on the (abbr.) a play 46 Poet Pound Late Night w ith David Letterman To- HALL & MUSKA free market system, thereby buoy­ 32 3. Roman 38 Abate 48 Breton 53 My (Lat.) night s guests are Martin Short. Nikki Has­ ing prices on citrus products. kell and David Glovsky (60 min ) 33 Old musical 1 2 7 6 9 . • Fixing high-level meetings note M aude throughout the government for SERVES ALL OF MANCHESTER (SD SUr Hustler/Sign Off 34 Bona 10 14 NORTH specific card well located. growers and others. 36 Swedish river [TMC] MOVIE: 'Silver Bears' The Two are better Environmentalists charge Lake American underworld plots to take over a ♦ A J 9 4 But if that chance can be improved 1B 46 years of Quality Fuel Oil Service... 37 Fermenting 1 Swiss bank and corner the world silver ¥ Q 10 7 3 upon, it is worth doing even at the used his influence to bypass agent market. Cybill Shepard, Michael Caine, ♦ 5 than one risk of being set an extra trick. regular government channels 18 39 Tantalizes Tom Smothers. 1978 Rated PG. 1093 Following the sound bridge axiom when knotty Issues arose, provid­ By James Jacoby 42 Coarse hair [USA] Heartllght City WEST EAST that two chances are better than one, ing his clients an entrance to the 45 Boat 1:00 A M CB m o v ie: -Klngi ♦ 7 6 5 2 ♦ Q 8 The bid of three spades by North declarer played the king of spades at highest circles so they can make ir Automatic Deliveries 47 Pieca of china CrosBlng- A family returns to King's ♦ 8 4 ♦ J962 was not a full-fledged responder's trick two and a spade to the ace at end-run pitches to policymakers. 51 Damilitarizad Crossing, California and reunites with rela­ ♦ A J e 6 4 ♦ Q932 reverse. Instead, in their partnership trick three. Probably the queen of During an interview in his tives to begin s new life. Bradford Dillman. ir Will Call Deliveries zona (abbr.) ♦ K 7 ♦ 652 methods, it was simply checking back spades was not going to drop, but lo elegantly appointed offices in (125 gallon min.) Beatrice Straight, Mary Frann 19B2 to see if a 4-4 spade fit existed. (South and behold, it did! 52 Qrtek island ( £ N e w t SOUTH fashionable Georgetown, Lake, ♦ K 10 3 might easily have jumped to two no- That gave declarer nine tricks • coatless and relaxed, made no 54 Bill of fare d ) Joe Franklin Show 55 Paddia ♦ AK5 trump while still holding four spades.) even though the heart suit split badly ir Discounts Available (H) Barney Millar North and South also had an agree­ (caah, Qoldiin Age, Large Tank) 56 Adolaacent ♦ K 10 7 Of course, more often than not. South 14" SKIL CHAINSAW O l Fiah ♦ A Q 8 4 ment that North would bid three 57 Vanatian blind would have had to resort to the club O Film/Sign-Off clubs over two no-trump to elicit finesse, but on the occasional deal FREE WITH EACH TRUCK SOLD part Vulnerable: North-South (8® University Perspective three-card support for hearts from FREE Of fXTRACHUCf 58 Civil War 4 6 46 Dealer: N orth where the spade queen comes down [CNN] C rossfire South. South therefore knew that his doubleton (as here), he is spared that Fuel on— Diesel— Kerosene initials (abbr.) W eil North East South Blood Pressure SI 1:30 A M GD Hogan's Hsroes partner did not hold five hearts, and necessity. 59 Waste cloth Pass Pass ! ♦ so bid three no-trump. HALL & MUSKA, Inc. ® Anything for M'jney 60 King_____ Pass IV Pass 2 NT CLINIC-BY NURSE SB (3® Independent News The diamond suit was established DOWN Pass 3V . Pass 3 NT for the defense on the opening lead. EVERY THURSDAY [CNN] Newsnight Update Pass Pass Pass If you’re sure anlmsls duu’l kaow 1 Clothes tiriter SB At first glance, declarer's problem what you’re talking about, ttm yao 5 - 9 24-hr.— 7 days [HBO] MOVIE: 'Flesh Gordon' Flash seems to be simply which black card CHEUROtfT 2 River in the fights to save Earth from Ming the Merci­ woaMnt fear menttonlng fur n p UfiGETT P4RK4DE 623-3308 EMERGENCY SERVICE u n JDdini STREET. fOdniCUESTER EAErEAV. less. Sam J. Jones, Melody Anderson. Opening lead: 46 to look for, the club king or the spade Congo (C)19B5 by NEA. Inc while in the poiar bear’s cage, w i S PHftRMACy 990 Max Von Sydow. Rated PG queen. The odds are even for finding a yoa? (’9RK4nf HUITH snrt N'JTRITIOH CENTER gallon Frank Maffo, owner ■ . n f . lO-l A M:DQli !P> t FULL SERVICE MANCHESTER HERALD, Wednesday, .luly 10, 1985---- y . to - M A N C H E S T E R H E R A L D . We

EAST HARTFORD (UPI) - Hartford home of Eleanor and into choosing between paying their Utilities will be required to spread Joan Bermani to demonstrate how energy bills or their food or shelter REAL ESTATE THIS WEEK ^ out rate increases to recover costs the phase-in will affect utility bills.” of the Millstone and Seabrook ratepayers across the state. Under the bill, the state Depart­ nuclear power plants under ‘‘rate “ I believe this is one of the most ment of Public Utility Control must shock" legislation signed into law important consumer bills to pass spread out rate increases to pay for by Gov. William A. O’Neill. during this session,” said O’Neill. Millstone 3 over a Ihree-to ffve- ■^"”‘“ "'**'STRAN0 SEAL ESTATE The bill signed Tuesday by The Bermanis are a retired year period and cannot allow the O'Neill requires electric compan­ couple living in a seven-room costs to be passed on in one rate ies to phase in higher electric rates house on a fixed income. They use hike. to pay for the construction of the approximately SOO kilowatts of Millstone 3 plant in Waterford over electicity each month, for which three to five years. they pay about $53. Dollar same It also sets a $4.7 billion cap on When Millstone 3 comes on line, V ^ the construction costs Connecticut scheduled for next year, their LONDON (UPI) - The dollar ratepayers must share for the monthly bill will increase by about rallied weakly today at the opening SENIOR CITIZEN 31 ARVINE PLACE financially 'troubled Seabrook 1 $2 to $4 per month under the of European money markets, but Locattd just m lnulM from the Country Club off So. plant being built in New phase-in legislation, the governor traders said the reaction was only DISCOUNTS Main St., thite room Colonial hat aCantral Hall with PRERHERMNCH Hampshire. said. technical. The price of gold went lead gitaa tranaom and tide llghta. 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We also of­ ered by Ita ownerl Offered for Immediate occupancy Call for privata thowlnp. . . ‘important bill’ O'Neill signed the bill at the East "would have forced many families at 1,895.50 lire against 1.902. fer a wide range of services at no cost, and of course, there is never any obligation. at $158,900. 'W E GUARANTEE OUR HOUSESI ...545-2452 "W E G U A RA N T EE O U R H O U SESI" .545-2452 UPI photo STRANO REAL ESTATE WE GUARANTEE OUR HOUSES!’ Vermonters wants secure supply The ringer 156 East Center St., Manchester Blanchard & Rossetto ceived in the past, but, more than New York power won't be fully Call The Action # 6 4 7-“ S O L D ” COMMtRplAL C R f IX r M ONTPELIER, Vt. (U P I) - Steel-toothed brake rings are inspected at Goodyear 646-2482 RNANCIAL NETWORK Gov. Madeleine Kunin says Ver­ the 109 megawatts New York Gov. guaranteed until other legal hur­ Aerospace in Akron, Ohio, for the uniformity they must 189 West Canter St. cornar of McKac $t. Sanier C^tliam Discounts •ct»'<eny mont should be assured a plentiful Mario Cuomo had previously said dles are cleared at the federal Feulure of the Week Paid by the M jnche*ler Herald REAL ESTATE have to bring an aircraft to a smooth stop. The rings are supply of cheap New York hydro would be sent to the state. level, and Gov. Cuomo signs power power, thanks to hard work by The change came as other states contracts with the state. currently used on the brakes of the Japanese-built Nihon state officials and a favorable receiving the power were unable to She said those contracts should YS-11, a twin-turboprop commuter airliner. /* ,n/ Lindsey Real tstat report last week by the New York show they could deliver the energy be signed within five months. Power Authority. to the right customers, Ohio and Appearing with Kunin at the 519 Center Street news conference. Public Service But Kunin told a Monday news Pennsylvania were originally to Carbide center gets OK - J T v f y i Manchester, CT 06040 conference the state's energy get more power, but the number of Commissioner Gerald Tarrant future is still uncertain because customers eligible for the power in said he believes Vermont should r TH .■_! Il IM. ______6 4 9 -4 0 0 0 BHOPAL, India (U P I) - A from the Union Carbide pesticide contracts guaranteeing the low- those states dropped from pre­ get the full 150 megawatts, and that Union Carbide pesticide research production plant in Bhopal that cost New York power won't lie vious estimates. the state is ready to file suit to and development center in Bhopal killed an estimated 1,700-2,500 signed for another five months. Kunin said legislation passed obtain the power. has been given government per­ people last December. earlier this year was crucial to But as Tarrant indicated his "W e have to recognize while this mission to continue its work, a The license for the pesticide "N«w UitiRg aad ImtttiRMt” is good news, it is still a farily Vermont obtaining the New York willingness to sue, Kunin shook her senior company official said plant was withdrawn and the uncertain period in terms of (New power. head. Later, both agreed a lawsuit MaiKlMstor $171,N O Tuesday. factory will officially close York) power," she said. The Federal Energy Regulatory would be a last resort. Large, exceptional three fam­ B.P. Shrivastava, director of the Thursday. The New York hydro power is by Commission had ruled the elec­ Vermont officials want to make ily, two bedroom each, privata center, said the government has Shrivastava said a team of far Vermont’s cheapest electricty tricty could only be sold to publicly the state gets the New York antrancet privata baaamenti. renewed its registration for three scientists from the department of source, and the New York Power owned electric companies, so the electricty, as well as hydro power Individual furnace/baautiful more years after the visit of a Science and Technology inspected Authority told Vermont officials Legislature passed a bill making imported from Canada, before the yard, garden area and terrific scientific inspection team. the operations of the research Friday the slate will receive 125 the state a public utility for the Vermont Yankee nuclear power ASSET for retiramanti h Registration for the research center after the gas leak amid megawatts of the power. purpose of buying and distributing plant begins an 18 month refueling GOV. KUNIN facility was allowed to lapse April press allegations it was involved in That allocation was less than the power. and repair shutdown in mid- ---TCrirv •••• 30 following the leak of toxic gas unauthorized research. 150 megawatts Vermont has re­ But the governor warned the September. sees uncertainities

SOUTH WINDSOR "PASTA + PIZZA = PROFIT!” En)oy th# larot In-ground pool that gont with this charming 8 room Co­ lonial. 4 badrooma, family room, 2n batha, large lot. $129,900 Offered for sale for the first time - this well-known and well-established local restaurant is sensibly priced for a quick sale. It will cost you less "Great Invaatment" ‘DOUGH” than you imagined to own this very W 1 .7 N busy, attractive and modern Italian Restaurant. Good condition three bed­ 643-2711 Just about everything but the building is in­ room Ranch, full baaamant. C l a s s i f i e d Business Opportunities 22 Sfore/Ottice Space 44 Household Goods cluded! We’re waiting for your call today. Great city lot, convenient to For advertisements to be Notices 23 Resort Properly 45 Misc lor Sole Rates •135,000.00 everything plus two car gar- Situation Wanted published Monday, the deod U&R REALTY CO. Employment Info 24 M isc tor Rent 46 Home and Gordci Minimum Chorge agell Lost/Found line IS 2 30 p m on Fridov Personals Instruction 25 Wonted to Rent 47 Pels $3 00 for one day 6 4 3 - 2 6 4 2 STRANO REAL ESTATE Roommates Wonted 48 Musicoi Hems Per Word: l.Sf) K. CENTtR ST., M.NNC.HESTKR. CT. Announcements Auctions Recreotiono' lierns 1 2 dovs 20C Read Your Ad 'Robert D. Murdock, Realtor Real Estate Antiques 3 S days 18C Classified advertisements CALL TODAY - 647-SOLDi 31 Services Tog Soles 6 days 16C Put N u m ber l to w ork for you.^" Homes tor Sale ore token by telephone os o, 5) Wonted to D, v 26 dovs 12C Financial Condominiums 32 Services Ottered convenience Pointing/Papering 52 Lots/Land for Sole 33 H oppv Ads. The Manchester Herald is .A.LV'iAVTnHrV .‘.t - • t’V 243 MAIN STREET • MANCHESTER Mortgages Building /Contracting 53 Investment Property 34 53 00 per column inch resDsihsible only for one incor 647-8400 Personal Loons Rooting, Siding 54 rri 643-1591 Business Property 35 Automotive rect.insertion and then only 168 Main Street, Manchester Insurance...... Heating, Plumbing 55 Deadlines Resort Property 36 (or the size ot the origmol [ VERNON CIRCLE • VERNON Wanted to Borrow Cars Trucks (or Sole Flooring 56 For classified advertise mser t ion Don Jackson Rosemary Viola Jackson D.W.FISH#JJ^Vio}.mil (..itili-n.. Motorcycles Bicycles 871-1400 Income Tox Service 57 ments to be published Tues E rro rs which do not lessen Bob Kiernan Richard Bialcck Chris Corcoran Rentals Real Estate Employment Services Wanted 58 Rec Vehicles day through Saturday, the the volueot the advertisement Auto Services Rooms for Rent 41 deodime is noon on the day will not be corrected bv on & Education For Sale Autos for Rent Lease Aporfments for Rent 42 belore publication additional insertion Help Wanted ...... 21 Homes for Rent 43 Holidav/Seosonal 61 M isc Autom otive

' aaaa Notices HELP WANTED I HELP WANTED HELP WANTED HELP WANTED HELP WANTED HELP WANTED HELP WANTED Delivery Person — Full Office Position Part Time Maintenance Person — Real Estate Career time, Monday through — Accounts Payable and Needed to clean facility, Change? Why not? Cold- Naw Ll$tlng Colonial LOST AND FOUND basic bookkeeping expe­ BOY OH BOY!! ^ COUNTRY LOT IN BOLTON!! I Friday. Steady emplov- light to medium work. well Banker Real Estate Wi I 1 mske •omeone hxppy! Creil ranch with full hxicmenl. fi- So. Wlndaor IIN.NO Manchaator $a8,9W ment, 40 hours plus time rience required. 646-5420. Part time. 20 plus hours Glastonbury office has We hove openings In Sep­ Cornea with ihia 7 room Split with 2 full batha, fireplace, alumi. Colonial with larga rooma, firaplacad living room, gar- Construction Estimator, Seamstress and Saleslady repitce, lirac mtiler bedroom .nd i CHFA 11 V,% Anumsblc num iiding. very taatefully decorated. Offered at 1114.900. Young, Immaculats homa with larga kitchan, living Lost — June 19th, 2 orev and o half after 40 hours. per week. Apply In per­ openings for agents. Will tember for school bus Morl*»ge. Offerixl at 174,900. room with floor to calling fireplace, dan, family room Ma, formal dining room ana 1at floor laundry and all phases of building, cite Paid holidays and voca­ for women's speclolty beautiful patio. and white kittens with Painters — 3 plus years son, Gorin's Jaguar, train. Confidential Inte­ drivers In the towns of and meintananca free aiding. spotted noses. Trotter work through finishes. tion plus Insurance plan. shoo In downtown Man­ exterior experlenece. Full Route 83, Vernon, CT. vlews. Ask for Manager, Bolton and Hebron. We Street area. 647-9444. Drafting skills would be Immediate openings, flex­ chester. Coll 649-5046. time. Own transportation Rolland Charest, 521-8323. will train, give us a call McCorrison-D.W,Fish helpful. This Is full time ible hours. Intevlews at required, immediate op­ now, 537-5234, 537-5366. employment with mid­ THF RIALTY c o m p a n y Manchester Tobacco & Service Station Attend­ enings. 646-7760. Impounded — Mole, Lob, sized general contractor. Condv Company, 299 ant, full or port time, Production Workers. Es­ block & white, 9 weeks, Send Resume to Box F, Green Rood, Manchester. apply at Gil's Auto, Route Accountant — Entry level Hairstylist for busy salon. tablished nationwide pil­ Center Street. Coll the c/o Manchester Herald. • a B e t t e r See Bob or Alan. 6, Bolton. position open In our CPA Experienced. Friendly Handwork/Sewing— low manufacturer has Manchester Doo Warden, firm. Experience helpful Surroundings. Benefits. Glastonbury toy factory Immediate full time open­ i WI ))l 646-4555. Counselors tor Girl's resi­ but not necessary. Asso­ Call 643-2103. needs sewing machine op­ ings (or all types of pro­ •t.'i.. VTM T-f< )i iT t'S . Truck Driver — Full time ■ I A (.anlr'ns appliance delivery per­ dent comp In Stafford ciate degree In account­ erators and bond finishers duction workers. No expe­ son. Must be available Springs. 684-7821. ing acceptable. Please tor quality toy line. Full rience necessary. 'We will Maaffy to aanra your wrary Raol Katata Naad. RN — Public Health Monday thru Friday and send resume to S. Richard time or part time. Some train you. Day Shift, Sclav LET’S BE CREATIVE! Family Nalghborhood Rodarle MoConiaon, Tart Gardner, Jody Maorina, Chrta PERSONALS Nurse — For voluntary '/} day Saturday. Apply In Medical Practice In Man­ Bottaro, P.C., 945 Main sewing experience neces­ week. Opportunity for od- BRAND NEW LISTING!! Seller ia offering creative financing to qualified buyer al excel­ McCorriton, Mlllla Ramiay. Valeria Jurovaty. JIM Ray, Sue I Terrific 11 year old Raiaed RanchI in SoiSouth Windaor. Fully ap- MflnchMfgf $82a000 home health agency. Full person, Al Slefferts, 445 chester desires full time Street, Manchester, CT Customer Service Per­ sary. Call The Velvet v^cement and a full lent intereal ratea. BuaineM tone. Excellent downtown Man- Palmar, Bart Cuaack, Lauria FabryckI, Jannaria Sawyar ,plianced ...... kitchen,...... raiaed— hearth...... fireplace,replace alum, aiding ana Iota ImmMulata Capa on a tread and fenced yard. Flra- ENT Allergy Assistant. 06040. son; Attractive position Stable, Inc., 659-0204 for enefits program are of- chM ter location, 4,000 ao. ft., lota of parking, poaaible aubdivi- Reassure that special time position. Expe­ Hartford Rood, more. Call today!! Offered at 191,500, rienced nurse. Coll 872- Manchester. Nursing or laboratory available at the Whole appointment. ^fered. Apply In person of aion. Call for more deiaila. ^ nanca-traa aiding. 24 Hour Rata Lina - 647-7771 someone of your love bv Plllowtex Corp., 49 tellino the whole world 9163 for appointment. technician experience Donut at 319 Green Road, EOE. preferred. Full time Mon­ Manchester, to work Weaver Street, Manches­ how much you love them Mature Woman needed to day thru Friday, contact early morning hours serv­ ter. EOE. M/F. with the Manchester He­ work In day care center rald. Coll the classified Dental Receptionist — Mrs. Noonan at 646-0314. AUTO ing coffee and donuts, etc. Joyce Epstein »•EAST CENTER ST. East of River office. Full caring tor Intonts. Mon­ to our going to work Inspector — Experienced Mature Part Time House- G. MANCHESTER deportment today and day thru Friday, morning keepo''; wanted, 20-25 /*/V/i up the place your personal mes­ time position Includes ex­ Auto DIsmantler — Full customers. Hours are Mechanical Inspector to perience necessary. Send and afternoon shifts. 5 time, experienced. Must SALES from 4:30am-10am, 5 days do first piece and layout hours o week. Call Essex Haw: Realty 647-8895 sage. 643-2711, 6:30om to hours each. Starting $4 Motor Inn, 646-2300. plume mul enll 5:00pm. resume to Box G, C/O have automotive tools. Including weekends. Posi­ Inspection for small ma­ per hour. Call 643-5535. tion Is suitable for mature I ii\ WHERE THE INDIVIDUAL GETS ATTENTION S Monchester Herald. Excellent opportunity MANAGER chine shop. Call AIrflo for "I -1; f ) l 6 - i : U 6 with good future for hon­ person looking for stable appointment, 633-9455. Warehouse Clerks/Orlv- JACKSTONSHOWCASE K IT ‘N ’ C A R L Y L E <=^by L«rry W right est, reliable person. Apply HARTFORD AREA position. Call Manager EOE. eri — Permanent full time In person. Bill’s Auto for an appointment at position, company benef­ IANNOUNCEMENTS Parts, 844 Tolland Stage HERTZ, The Leader In 643-9821. its, call Thursday after Hard to Flad • Nurses Aldes/Certifled. 10am, 528-9624. EAST HARTFORD $73,900 Road, Tolland. used car talaa, hat an ex­ Newly created full time Perfect atartar or ratiramant homal Ideal 5 room Colonial with Emergency7 In Manches­ citing opportunity for a Bat Easy toOwa •aaaoned aggraaalva pro- positions available with Insurance Agency — Per­ completely ramodalad kitchan, new wiring throughout, new heating e-6 Duplex, all large rooma, ter, dial 911 for fire, benefits. Immediate open­ ayatam 5 ovartizad garage. Call tor datalla. 543-4050 police, medical help. faailonal to eall our well BOOKKEEPER sonal Lines, Flexible owners aide gorgaoua w/cua- maintained uaad cert. Full Charge. IBM PC. XT Ex- ings. Excellent salary, mi­ hours. Experlsnced. 643- tom kitchen, slldara off dining The preferred candidate porlonco dotirod. Fold hoil* leage reimbursement, op­ 2178. room to roar yard, IVt'batha, Salesperson Wanted — will have a provan record diys. vscatloni. major modi- portunity to work with .jae'■ ■' ' appllancao, full baaamanta, One of the fastest growing In the retell and wholesale col. C ontoci Mro. Kllboum , people In their own 848-2881. 848-2882 Mortgage Closing Clerk separata utllltlaa, high rental appliance chains In Con­ of used automobilea. Be- homes. Call today for (or active savings and necticut needs soles help. aldsa retail, the major fo­ your Interview, 647-1481. COUNTRY UVMG Income to aupport mortgage, cus will be In dealer aalaa loan office. Knowledge of good Invoatmont for rotlra- Strong background In re­ EOE/AAP. Yat, cloaa to avarythlngt Lovely 3 bedroom Ranch on a beautifully landi- tail appliance soles pre­ and auction participation. mortgage loan process­ capad lot. In one of Botton'a moat aought-aftar araaa. Charming fireplace mont yaara. Reduced to ing and underwriting pre­ ferred. Apply for a career Wa otter a comprahentiva great bullt-lna, super deck. Won't last - Only $106,800. ______$127,00. position, call Bernle’s TV CLERK TYPIST ferred. Call Mortgoge De­ banefita package plus partment, 649-4S86 (or Put Number 1 to work for you,"* between 9am and 2pm at company vshicit. Highly motivated Itvfividual appointment. SOUTH WINDSOR $189,900 242-5517. needed lull time tor buiy of­ Part Time Cook — Home appllc fice conveniently located In cooking experience It Spoctwcular 8 room Dutch Colonial with 4 badrooma. 2V4 batha HELP WANTED should submitimft reiresume Mancheater. Outlaa Include flrapla

LIQUOR P«N»"T NOTICI OP DIUOLUnON I APARTMENTS NOTICI OP APfUCATipN DRAKE'S BLASTRIP, INC. R T I REAL ESTATE APARTMENTS ■a p a r t m e n t s [APARTMENTS Are vou an antlaue NOTICI TO CMDITON8 This It to give notice that I, CELEBRITY CIPHER WZI fo r r e n t E S T A T E O F also known os l o f j j FOR RENT lover? Read the ofterlngs 1 -9 J CONDOMINIUMS ASHWIN M. JAVIA of 9 DRAKE'S BLASTRIP, WANTED FOR RENT FOR RENT Celebrity Cipher cryptograms are created from quotations by HOMES HOMES HOMES BERTHA A. AMES, 0/k/o SANDRA DRIVE, BLOOM­ famous people past and present Each loiter in ttie cipher stands In Classified every day to BERTHA AMES, late of INCORPORATED ( 2 Bedroom Townhouse HELP WANTED FOR SALE FOR SALE FOR SALE ■3^ I FOR SALE FIE LD hova Iliad on applica­ One or Two Bedroom for another Today s d u e T equals M find the Items or Items Manchester, deceased tion plocordad 1 JULY 19W Notice It hereby given that 24 hour cosh offer on your Pour rooms, 2 bedrooms with fireplace, heat, hot 1 O', '■ '.)N N rf W ll N f I ' you'd like to own. 643- I The Hon. William E. Fitz­ Manchester — Available with tha Daportmant of Lh the above nomad corpora­ property — Call: CrockeH Cape, convenient loca­ In four family. Applian­ water, carpeting, all ap­ Golfing, Tennis & Swim­ Premier Ranch — Ram­ Manchester — Northfleld Gerald, Judge, of the Court quor Confrol a GROCERY tion hot bean dittolvad by ra- tion, mature couple pre­ Immediately. One, two 2711. Aide-Housekeeper — for Brand New Llstlnal Ter­ of Probote, District of Man­ Realty, 643-1577 for a ces, wall to wall carpet, pliances, air condition­ ming are back yard activi­ ble through this custom Green. Hard to find 3 BEER for tha tola of alco­ solutlon. and three bedroom apart­ S H J ZCBV WK G NWLZ JEHBH small rest home. Ideal for rific 11 year old Raised chester at 0 hearing held on quick deoil ferred. No pets. Lease, storage and off street ing. 647-1595. ______ties of this 9 room built brick and cedar bedroom, fully carpeted holic liquor on tha pramitat All creditori ore hereby noti­ references, 2 months se­ ments. $410, $475, $525, mature person. 3om to Ranch In South Windsor. Ju ly 3, 196S ordered thot all S09 MAIN STREET, MAN­ parking. Rent, $400 plus Contemporary with 2Vj home In one of Manches­ unit with furnished re­ clolms must be presented to fied to pretent their clolmt curity, $500 month. 643- heat and hot water In­ HMHBZCSH TALWSWHK OAL SC TOWN OF MANCHESTER. CONNECTICUT 11pm or 11pm to7om. Coll Fully appllanced kitchen, CHESTER. Tha builnattwlll against this corporation to utilities and security. No N O T ICE OF baths, 2 car garage, fully ter's newest executive creation room. 2 full, 2 the fiduciary on or before Oc­ ba owned by ASHWIN M. ROOMS 2919 evenings, ______cluded. J.D. Real Estate, Mrs. Brook, Monday raised hearth fireplace, tober 8, 1985 or be barred os John H. Yeomont, Attorney, pets. 649-0717, PM. k ADOPTION OF ORDINANCE appllanced kitchen, fire- areas. 3,000 sa. ft. of II vino half boths. Gas heat and JAVIA - RAMESH L. P A T E L Route 6 East, A nd o ve r, Conn. FOR RENT 646-1980.______eSH FHKHBLK." — EGBBZ through Friday, I^m to aluminum siding and lots by low provided. - PRABHUDAS P. KANTE- In accordance with the provisions of Chapter 3, Section 1 and placed llvlag & family space all on the first floor. central air. $77,500. All- Mary Lou Taylor, 04232-9701 on o r before O c ­ MANCHESTER - Spa­ 3pm only. 649-4510. ' more. Coll today!! Of­ SARIA - JATIN M. PATEL of Manchester — August 1st, 2 Bedroom, lust painted. 9 of the Town Charter, notice Is hereby given ot the adoption rooms, wall to wall and Dream Kitchen with fire­ brio Realty, 649-0917. C le rk tober 15.19S5. Claim s not pre­ cious 2 bedroom apart­ fered at $91,500. Jackson & 9 SANDRA DR., BLOOM­ sented os herein provided Men Only. Central Loca­ 2 new plush ranch style Walking distance to Main EHBKNEPWHUF. bv the Board of Directors of the Town ot Monchester, Con­ vinyl floors, many extras place, quality cabinets, The fiduciaries ore: ment. $550 monthly necticut, on July 2, 19SS. Doris M. Kent FIELD, 20C WEDGEWOOD will be barred at provided by tion. Kitchen privileges. units. 2 bedrooms, fully Permanent Part time Jackson Real Estate, 647- Includes heat, hot water Street. On busline. $450 PREVIOUS SOLUTION; “The movie business is an stay. Best buy for your random width oak floor­ SOUTH WINDSOR 2S M c K in le y St. DR., BLOOMFIELD - 21 Section 33-379(d) of the Con­ Parking available. Secur­ ORDINANCE Tellers — Apply Sayings 8400 or 646-B646. DEANNE LYNN CIRCLE, necticut General Statutes. and electricity. Security. Insulated, stove, dis­ per month. Call Ed, 649- money: Asking $138,900. ing, and the most modern Exceptional 2 bedroom M ancheste r, CT 04040 ity and references re­ hwasher, refrigerator, se- insane profession but it buys a lotta pizza." - Giancarlo BE IT O RDAIN ED bv the Board of Directors of the Town ot Bank of Manchester, 923 and WINDSOR - 9 MASSOW Call 649-8920. 2947.______Main Street, Manchester. Century 21 Jackston- of appliances available. Condo. 2 fult baths, beau- LANE, W INDSOR ond will The principal ofllce and quired. 643-2693. porate basement storage. Giannini. Manchester that Ordinances, Section 8-1 through 8-151 be New Listing, South Wind­ Showcase, 646-1316. 24' cedar solar room, 32' tltully decorated, tull ap­ Elsie M. Hoff place of business of the repealed and the following be substituted therefor: 29 F o le y St. conducted by ASHWIN M. $600 plus utilities. Allbrio 3 Rooms, 3rd Floor, heat sor — $109,900. Young, pliances. Pool and tennis JAVIA os parmittea. obove named corporation Kitchen privileges, park­ 24 Locust St. -7 room "Great Room " with a M ancheste r, CT 06040 was Route 6, Andover, Conn. Realty, 649-0917. and abpllances. $375. CHAPTER S Part Time Receptlonlst- Immaculate home with East Hartford — $73,900. beautiful view of the Loo­ available. $63,500 029-07 Aihwin M. Jovlo ing, mold service, clean, apartment. No applian­ HOUSING J u ly 1, 1985 06232. Adults, no pets. Call 649- /Sales — Responsible per­ large kitchen, living room Perfect storter or retire­ kout Mountain and a 644-1608 Anytime quiet, 646-7066. ces. No pets. $550 plus 2236 oner 6pm. Sec. 1-1. Leglslotlve Finding. son to work 2 nights per 014-07 049-06 utilities. Security. Coll 2 Bedroom Townhouse — Manchester — Newer Su­ with floor to celling fire­ ment home! Ideal 5 room brook through a 12' bay NOTICE TO CREDITOR! Reasonable. It Is hereby found that there exists and may In the future exist week and Saturday. M in­ place, den, family room, ^^4^W2^weekda^s^^^ all appliances, heat, hot per duplex 2 bedroom Colonial with completely window, formal dining LEGAL NOTICE E S T A T E O F water, carpeting, air con­ Large 3 room heated towhouse In 2 family. I'/z within the Town of Manchester premises, dwelllnos, dwel­ imum 14 hours per week. and mointenance-free sid­ remodeled kitchen, new room and 3 huge bed­ TOWN OF BOLTON HYMAN RASHALL, late of UNITED IT A T II DEPARTMENT OF JUETICE ling units, rooming units or parts thereof, which by reason of Immtgrellon end Naturalixatlon Service ditioning. 649-5240. apartment. $440 monthly, baths, carpeting, applian­ Call Debbie, 643-2171. ing. D.W. Fish Reolty, wiring throughout, new rooms, extras such as Manchester, deceased Central Manchester — 2 their structure, eauloment, sanitation, maintenance, use or The Bolton Conservation The Hon. William E. Fitz­ security, no pets, no ap- Bedroom apartment In ces, patio, basement, gar­ occuDonev affect or ore likely to atteci adversely the public 643-1591 or 871-1400. heating system 8, over­ central air and vac. Inter­ Commission and Inland Wet­ N otice Is herebvplventhot on June13,1985,atl1:Ma.m.,one Gerald, Judge, of the Court pl lances. 646-2426 four family. Appllanced age, convenient residen­ health (Including the physical, mental and social well-being Port Time Help Wanted In sized garage. Coll for com 8, telephone In every lands Agency serves notice of Probate, District of M an­ 1978 Chevrolet C/30 Dump Truck, YIN: C(:l 3MB154319 w ot weekdays. of persons or fomllles), safety and oenerol welfare. To cor­ Haying. Apply Pella Government Homes from that It hos Issued Wetlands chester at 0 hearing held on seized at Westport Stole Police Barracks, Westport, CT,oso kitchen, heat & hot water, tial location, available rect and prevent the existence of such adverse conditions details. Sentry Real Est­ room and a 3 car garage! Permits to the following: August 1st. Adults. $575 Brothers, 364 Bldwell $1. (U repair). Also delin­ Call for private showing. July 3, I9S5 ordered that all result ot the alleged use In the commission of o violation o ^ QLMJIY no pets, one year lease and to achieve and maintain such levels of residential envi­ ate, 643-4060. Manchester - Spacious 4 quent tax property. Call Alden B. Chick, 29 W estrldge claims must be presented to U.S.C. 1324(0). Sold seized conveyance ho* 3 Room Aporfment, plus security deposit. $550 plus utilities. 649-0311 after ronmental quality as will protect and promote public health, Street, Manchester. "We Guarantee Our Hou- to be sublect to forfeiture pursuant to 8 U.S.C. 1324(b) and 8 room apartment, heat 8, safety and general welfare. Ills (urther found that the estab­ 805-687-6000. Ext. GH-9965 Drive, Bolton, to construct o the f Iduclory on or before Oc­ heated, stove, refrigera­ per month, 646-Q52. 6pm. South Windsor — $189,900. ses!"....BIanchard 8, Ros- small pond to serve as a tober 6, 1985 or be barred as C.F.R. 274, Any person clolmlno to be hot water Included. Near tor, references and secur­ lishment and enforcement of minimum housing standords for Information. reservoir for a tree nursery. seized conveyance who wishes to obtain o ludlclol determi­ are required. Spectacular 8 room Dutch setto Real Estate, 646- by low provided. stores and busline, $525. ity. 649-9021. Mary Lou Taylor, nation of forfeiture must file with the Regional Commis­ See. 1-2. Purpose. Real Estate Colonial with 4 bedrooms, 2482. Selectm en, Tow n of Bolton, o sioner, Immigration and Noturolliotlon Service, o claim Call 649-8920. NOTICE TO CREDITORS NOTICE TO CREDITORS permit to cut brush and trees Clerk 31 Arvine Place — Lo­ 2Vj boths, fireplaced fam­ The fiduciaries ore: and post o cost ot $2,500.00 o r 10% of the opprolsed value, but E S T A T E O F E S T A T E O F It Is hereby declored that the ouroose of this ordinance Is to on proposed firehouse site at USED NOTICE TO CBEOITOBE EDGAR H. CLARKE, late of cated lust mlnutss from ily room with sliders to Vernon — $41,000. Why Heddo Relchlln In no event less thon $250.00, oursuont to 8 C.F R. 274.10. A ANDREW J. SPIRON, late protect, preserve and promote the ohvslcol and mental the corner ol Notch ond 2 bedroom Apartment on E S T A T E O F of Manchester, deceased Manchester, deceased health and social well-being of the oeoole, to prevent and the Country Club off large deck plus many Bolton Center Roods. 30 Sandtord Rd. claim and o co$t bond most be received bv the Regional EUGENE BRODEUR. late HOMES Rent? Large bright 4 M anchester, CT 06040 Commissioner, Immigration and Naturalization Service, Mansfleld/Wlllington The Hon. Wllllom E. Fitz­ The Hon. William E. Fitz­ control the Incidence of communicable diseases, to reduce South Main Street, this 9 extra features. Located of Manchester, deceased Gerald, Judge, ot the Court environmental hazards to health, to regulate privately and room Condominium with John Pelletier, 49 B ro n dv ond Federal Building. Burlingto n, V e rm o nt 05401, on or before line. Rte. 44A. $310. I'/a The Hon. William E. Fitz­ Gerald, Judge, ot the Court FOR SALE room Colonial has a Cen­ on aulet cul-de-sac. Call king-size bedroom, for­ Street, Bolton, to extend a Hilda Boron close ol business J u ly 23,1985, or sold conveyance will be de­ months security deposit. ot Probate, District of Man­ of Probate, District of M a n ­ publicly owned dwelllnos for the purpose of m ointalnino od- grovel driveway and grovel Gerald, Judge, of the Court chester ot a heorlno held on tral Hall with leod gloss tor on appointment. Sen­ mal dining room and pa­ 31 Froo Hollow clared forfeited to the United States pursuant to 8 C-P-R- Country privacy, garden of Probate, District of Mon­ chester at o hearing held on eouate sanitation and public health, and to protect the safety try Real Estate. 643-4060. pod. Elllnoton, CT 06029 274.11. A n y person h a vin g on o o p ro p rla le property interesi July 8, 1985 ordered that all Jult 3, 19S5 ordered that oil of the oeoole and to promote the general welfare bv legisla­ We Have Moved so many transom and side lights. tio, appllanced kitchen, CARS spot, no dogs, call 487-0162 chester at o heorlno held on claims must be presented to 02S-07 033-07 In sold seized convevonce mov file petitions for relief from claims must be presented to tion which shall be opollcable to all dwellings now In exist­ people. It's out turn now!! Huge oak beamed living Ju ly S, 1985 ordered that all the fiduciary on or before Oc­ ence or hereotter constructed. It Is hereby further declared dir conditioning and pool. forfeiture with the Regional Commissioner oursuont to 8 U. or 742-9753. claims must be presented to the fidu cia ry on o rb etoreO c- We are very proud to room, formal dining Manchester — "New List­ Close to highway 8, shop­ S.C. 1324(b) and 8 C.F.R. 274.13-274.17 without tllino a claim Manchester Honda has a selection of quality recondi­ tober 11,1985 or be borred as tober 8, 1985 or be barred as that the purpose of this ordinance Is to Insure that the quality INVITATION TO BID the fiduciary on or before Oc­ bv law provided. announce the Grand Op­ room, family room with ing and Investment" ping. A must to see. Joyce and posting o cost bond. tioned automobiles for your driving pleasure. Manchester — Immediate tober 11,19SS or be b arre d as bv law provided. of housing Is adequate for protection ot public health, safety covered front porch, $171,900. Large, excep­ 1. Seoled bids will be received In T R IPLIC A TE by the Housing Mary Lou Taylor, Mory Lou Taylor, and general welfore Including: establishment of minimum ening of our new address: G. Epstein Real Estate, Authority of the Town of Monchester on or before July 26, STANLEY E. MCKINLEY occupancy. 3 bedroom by law provided. Clerk Clerk Mary Lou Taylor, standards (or basic eauloment and (ocllltles tor light, ventl- 519 Center Street, M an­ study, kitchen, laundry tional three tamlly, two 647-8895. 1985 at 11:00 A.M. at the office of sold Housing Authority 24 REGIONAL COMMISSIONER The fidu ciary Is: lotlon and thermal conditions, (or sofety from (Ire and acci­ single family home. $600 Clerk The fiduciary Is: chester, CT 06040. We room and lavatory all on bedroom each, private Bluetleld Dr., Manchester, Connecticut, and sold bids will be D A T E : J U N E 25, 1985 plus utilities. Two bed­ Edith L. Solron Evelyn P. Clarke dents. tor the use ond locotlon and amount ot space for hu­ publicly opened and read aloud Immediately there otter. WAS IS The fiduciary Is: 525 G ard ne r St. warmly welcome all our first floor. Spacious mas­ entrances, private base­ C A S E N U M B E R : E R 274-85-194 H A R 274A-85-07 Edward G. Morlarty 241 H ackm o td ck St. man occuoonev, and for an adeauate level ot maintenance; Bolton — $108,900. Coun­ 2. Bids will be received tor furnlshlnp all labor, materials, room units, $425 and $475 M ancheste r, C T 04040 M ancheste r, C T 04040 determination ot the responsibilities ot owners, operators personal friends, custo­ ter bedroom with 2 closets ments, Individual fur- tools, and eoulpment necessary tor Modlflcollons to Fire 1979 A M C Concord 3B9S- 2295 plus utilities. Allbrio 15 Lancoste r Rd. 031-07 nace/beautlful yard, try Living Yet close to 002-07 M anchester, CT 04040 032-07 and occupants of dwelllnos; and provision for the admin­ mers, clients and Realtor and lavatory. Large cen­ Alarm & Emergency Coll System ot Spencer Village Prolect 1983 Chevy Celebrity 759b- Realty, 649-0917. istration and enforcement thereot. tral hall with foyer that garden area and terrific everything! Lovely 3 bed­ Num ber E-tOO & E-151. 6995 0304)7 Associates to see or call us Sec. 1-3. Scope. leads to 2 other bedrooms Asset for retirement! Cen­ room Ranch on beauti­ 3. The bldOer shall be reoulred to set-oslde at least fifteen per­ TOWN OF MANCHESTER, CONNECTICUT 82 Dodge Aries 5 5 9 5 - 4995 UNITED STATES DEPARTMENT OF JUSTICE at our new location I! UNITED ETATEE DEPARTMENT OF JUSTICE Immisretlan end Neturelliellon tenlee fully landscaped lot. In cent (15%) but not more than twenty-five percent (25%) ot N O T ICE OF The provisions of this ordinance shall apply unitormlv to the Some phone - 649-4000. with a full bath. The third tury 21 Lindsey Real Est­ the aporepote dollar amount of the contract for Small Busi­ 80 Chev Glation J r Y 3 3195 Immlsrellon end Neturelliellon Service floor has a bedroom with ate, 649-4000. one of Bolton's most ADOPTION OF ORDINANCE construction, maintenance, use and occuoanev of all resi­ Lindsey Real Estate. ness Enterprises. Of this Small Business set-oslde amount 81 Honda Accord-LX - ^ 3 9 5 5795 Notice Is hereby given that on June 11, 1985, at aooroxlmo- dential buildings and structures, where applicable, and shall a full bath. This Is a sought-after areas. twentv-tlve percent (25%) must be available for minority- In occordonce with the provisions of Chapter 3, Section 1 and N otice Is hereby given that on June 11.1985, at 8:15 o.m., one tely 9:00 o.m., one 1972 Chevrolet Flat Bed Truck, VIN: apply unitormlv to the alteration, reooir, eauloment, use. Hard To Find But Easy To one-of-a-kInd home, pom- Manchester — "Great In­ Charming fireplace, great /female Business Enterprises. This must be occompllshed 9 ot the Town Charter, notice Is hereby given of the adoption 83 Mazda RX7-6SL 11,300 10,700 1984 Chevrolet C/20 Van (while) was seized at Strattord, CT, CCE532VI04502 was seized at Stratford, Connecticut Toll occupancy and maintenance of all existing residential build­ bullt-lns, super deck. bv competitive bidding but only Small Business, Minority bv the Board of Directors of the Town ot Manchester, Con­ as a result of the alleged use In the comm ission ot a violation Booth, as a result of the alleged use In the commission of a ings and structures within the lurlsdictlon of the Town of Own — 6-6 Duplex, all pered by Its owner! Ot­ vestment" $81,700. Good and/or Female Enterprises firms mov compete for this set- necticut, on July 2, 1985. 8d Chev Chevette - 3 9 9 5 - 3195 of B U.S.C. 1324(a). Sold seized conveyance has been deter­ violation of S U.S.C. 1324(a). Said seized conveyance has tered for Immediate occu­ condition three bedroom Won't last. Joyce G. Ep­ Manchester Irrespective of when or under what code or large rooms, owners side oslde amount. All firms Involved In the set-oslde bidding AMENDMENT TO ORDINANCE 81 Toyota Corolla W agons S 795- 5195 mined to be sublect to forfeiture pursuant to 8 U.S.C. 1324(b) been determined to be sublect to forfeiture pursuant to S U.S. codes such buildings or structures were orlglnoHv con­ gorgeous with custom kit­ pancy at $159,900. "We Ranch, full bosement. stein Real Estate, 647-8895. must be certified bv the Deportment ot Economic Develop­ and 8 C.F.R. 274. Any person claiming to be the owner of sold C. 1324(b) and I C.F.R. 274. Any person claiming to be the structed or rehabilitated. Guarantee Our Hou- Greot city lot, convenient ment. BE IT O RDAIN ED by the Board ot Directors of the Town of 80 Plymouth Volore 3<495 ' 2895 seized conveyance who wishes to obtain a ludlclol determi­ owner of said seized conveyance who wishes toobtalno ludl- chen, sliders off dining 4. Bids shall be complete and submitted In triplicate where os Manchester that Ordinonces, Section 14-30 be amended to nation of forfeiture must file with the Regional Commis­ clol determination of forfeiture must (He with the Reolonal Sec. 1-4. Regulations. room to rear yord, IVj sesl"....Blanchard 8, Ros- to everything plus two cor Bov Oh B ov!! Will I make one of which shall be the orlplnol. read os follows: 80 Toyota Corolla 519 5 4595 sioner, Immigration and Naturollzatlon Service, a claim Commissioner, Immloratlon and Noturallzatlon Service, a garage!! Century21 Lind­ The Director ot Health shall make necessarv and proper baths, appliances, full setto Real Estate, 646- someone happy! Great 5. The successful bidder will be required to furnish 100% Per- Sec. 14-30. Created; membanhip. and post a cost of $2,500.00 or 10% ot the appraise d value, but clolm and post a cost of $2,500.00 or 10% of the appraised va­ regulations to accomplish the purposes set forth herein, 2482. sey Real Estate, 649-4000. Ranch with full basement, tormonce and Payment Bond or Bonds or o Completion As­ In no event less than S250.00, pursuant to 8 C.F.R. 274.10. A lue, but In no event less than S250.00, pursuant to 8 C.F.R. which regulations shall not become effective until after basements, separate utili­ The Manchester Economic Development Commission sholl ties, high rental Income to fireplace, large master surance Agreement with o Letter of Credit, In the forms In­ claim and a cost bond must be received by the Regional 274.10. A claim and o cost bond m ust be received bv the R e g i­ adoption bv the Board of Directors. cluded In the Specifications. be composed of nine (9) electors of the town who shall be ap­ Commissioner, Immloratlon and Naturalization Service, onal Commissioner, Immigration and Naturalization Ser­ support mortgage, good bedroom and a CHFA pointed bv the general monooer. Ot the members first ap­ 5-31-85 6. Plans and/or specificotlons ore on file at the above men­ Federal Building. Burlington. V e rm o nt 05401, on or before vice, Federal Building. Burlington, V e rm o nt 05401, on or be­ 4-13-85 Investment tor retirement 117/<% Assumable Mort­ tioned Housing Authority, and copies of Plans and Specifica­ pointed, TWO (2) each shall be designated to serve one, two close of business July 23,1985, or said conveyance will be de­ fore close of business July 23,1985, or sold conveyance will years. Reduced to gage. Offered at $74,900. tions con be obtained bv Contractors bv depositing Twentv- (2), three (3), and four (4) yeors resbectlvelv, and one shall clared forfeited to the United Stoles pursuant to 8 C.F.R. be declared forfeited to the United States pursuant to 8 C.F. This Ordinance shall take effect ten (10) doys after thlspubll- $127,000. C entury 21 Jackson 8, Jackson Real tlve dollars ($25.00) with sold A u th o rity tor each set so ob­ be appointed to serve five (5) yeors, and thereofter memb­ 274.11. Any person having an aooroorlate orooertv Interest R. 274.11. A n y person h aving an appro priate oroo ertv Inter­ cotlon In this newspaper provided that within ten (10) dovs tained. The amount ot the deposit will be refunded to each ers shall be appointed to serve for five (5) years effective No­ In sold seized convevonce may tile oetitlons for relief from est In said seized conveyance may file oetitlons for relief otter this publication of this Ordinance a petition signed by Jackston-Showcase, 646- Estate, 647-8400 or 646- person who returns the Plans and Specifications, In good vember first of each year. Any vacancy In the membership forfeiture with the Reolonal Commissioner oursuont to 8 U. from forfeiture with the Regional Commissioner pursuant to not less than five (5) percent ot the electors ot the Town, as 1316. 8646. condition, within ten (10) days otter the opening ot bids. of the comm ission shall be tilled (or the unexpIred portion of S.C. 1324(b) and 8 C.F.R. 274.13-274.17 without fllino a claim 8 U.S.C. 1324(b) and 8 C.F.R. 274.13-274.17 without tllino a determined from the latest officials lists of the Registrars of 7. The Housing Authority reserves the right to relect any or oil the term bv the oenerol monooer. and posting a cost bond. claim and posting a cost bond. Voters, has not been tiled with the Town Clerk requestlno Its reference to a special Town election. bids and to wolve any Informalities In bidding. All Bids 4-22-85 Conrfecticut's Largest STANLEY E. McKINLEY STANLEY E. McKINLEY South Windsor — Enloy Country Lot In Bolton!! Documents must be completely tilled In when submitted. 6-20-85 REGIONAL COMMISSIONER REGIONAL COMMISSIONER JAMES F FOGARTY, SECRETARY the large Inground pool Comes with this 7 Room 8. A satisfactory Bid Security In the form of a Bid Bond, certi­ Prepared by William J. Shea Honda Dealer D A T E : J U N E 25, 1985 D A T E : J U N E 25, 19S5 BOARD OF DIRECTORS that goes with this charm­ Split with 2 full baths, fied check or Letter of Credit In on amount equal to five per­ Assistant Town Attorney MANCHESTER, CONNECTICUT ing 8 room Colonial. 4 fireplace, aluminum sid­ cent (5%) of the bid shall be submitted with each document. C A S E N U M B E R : E R 274-85-194 H A R 274-85-08 C A S E N U M B E R : E R 274S5-18S H A R 274-S5-03 The Bid Security shall be mode payable to the Locol Author­ This Ordinance shall take effect ten (10) days otter this publi­ 24 Adams Street, Manchester Dated at Manchester, Connecticut this 3rd dov ot July, 1985. bedrooms, family room, ing, very tastefully deco­ cation In this newspaper provided that within ten (10) days 004-07 003-07 ity and shall be orope rlv executed by the Bidder and A ccept­ (exit 93 off 1-86)646-3515 024-07 2Vj baths, large lot. rated. Offered at $114,900. able Sureties. otter this publication ot this Ordinance o petition signed by $129,900. U 8. R Realty, Jackson 8< Jackson Real 9. No bid shall be withdrawn for a period of sixty (60) doyssub- not less than five (5) percent of the electors ot the Town, os 643-2692. Estate, 647-8400 or 646- seauent to the opening ot bids or until the nextwork day Im­ determined from the latest officials lists ot the Registrars of CARS/TRUCKS CARS/TRUCKS CARS/TRUCKS mediately following sold period, without the consent of the Voters, has not been tiled with the Town Clerk requesting Its CARS/TRUCKS ICARS/TRUCKS CARS/TRUCKS 8646. reference to o special Town election. H O IM FOR SALE Manchester/South Wind­ obove-mentloned Authority. FOR SALE FOR SALE FOR SALE FOR SALE FOR SALE HOUSING AUTHORITY OF JAMES F. FOGARTY, SECRETARY ED sor Line — You must see Family Neighborhood, □B QD THE TOWN OF MANCHESTER BOARD OF DIRECTORS this spacious 7 room Manchester — $82,900. Im­ 24 Bluetleld Drive MANCHESTER, CONNECTICUT Ranch with a newer heat­ maculate Cape on a treed M ancheste r, C T 06040-4798 Ado M. Sutllvon, Doted at Manchester. Connecticut this 3rd dov ot July, 1985. ing system situated on a and fenced yard. Flre- CHAIRMAN 0254)7 nice yard. Only $89,900. placed living room, 1-cor Ju ly 3. 1985 Allbrio Realty, 649-0917. garage, deck and 027-07 IjlANCHESTER $81,000 maintenance-free siding. Let's Be Creative! Seller CHARMING CAPE D.W. Fish Realty, 643-1591 Is offering creative fi­ This cozy, 7 room home has a fireplaced living or 871-1400. nancing to qualified buyer room, new kitchen, formal dining room, fin­ '"olonlal, Manchester — at excellent Interest rates. ished rec room In basement, 3 bedrooms, '8,900. Colonial with Used:Ca;Jonang^ Business zone. Excellent located close to busline. Make an appoint­ large rooms, fireplaced downtown Monchester lo­ ment to see it todayl Follow The living room, garage, for­ cation, 4,000 so. ft., lots of mal dining room, first parking, possible subdivi­ floor laundry and beauti­ sion. Call for more de­ We can help you become a ful patio. D.W. Fish tails. Jackson 8, Jackson "REALE" PROFESSIONAL! Realty, 643-1591 or 871- Real Estate, 647-8400 or 1400. 646-8646. Call 646-4525, and ask lor Dan. Searchlight D.F. REALE, INC. DON'T KNOW anyone Coventry — Four Room Reaf Estate who wants to buy what Ranch with porch. Owner. 1 1 1 rnm m St., a w d w it w . Ct. vou have to sell? Let a 646-2972 after 5pm. No 646-4515 want ad find a cash buyer To Savings ogents. for vou! n r i CARS/TRUCKS 1771 CARS/TRUCKS 1771 CARS/TRUCKS 1771CARS/TRUCKS Hurry! L lLI for sale LiilFOR SALE [ i i i FOR SALE l JJ for sale Now Thru 12638 6 49 Saturday T t L . Don’t Miss Out - at iT-i Low Bank Financing and Extended Warranty Availabie Through Our Deaiership M 6 U U U K G Taxes & Title Extra LIMITED NEW ENGLAND EDITION We’ll mstch or beat any 82 CHEVY CiTATION 81 BMW 320i 83 RENAULT LT ALLIANCE 81 VW RABBIT legitimate deal on any Lynch 2 door, 4 speed, AC 5 speed, AC, cassette, 2 to choose from 2 door, § speed 2 door, AT, AC, low low milage new Ford, to g e t y o u r be st ESCORT-L deal and then see us! $3995 $89^5 $4995 $4595 NEW FORD 1 . 2-DOOR Motors 84 jCHRYSLER 5th AVENUE 81 SUBARU GL WAGON 83 VW RABBiT 83 DODGE ARIES stock #5353 19S5V2 Loaded car, excellent condition 5 speed, cassette AT, One owner Wagon, AT, PS, PB, air No olmmlcki.. IN No UNNECESSARY STOCK AOD-ONS... for YEAR END CLOSEOUT $11,995 $4995 $5995 $5995 Juit oni Low Pricil Immadlati Dallvaryl 84 JEEP CHEROKEE 81 VW CONVERTiBLE 83 CHEVROLET CELEBRITY 83 OLDS CUTLASS Over 300 New & Used Loaded w/equipment, excellent condition. S speed, cassette, sharp 4 door, Green, AT, PS, BP, Air Plus 4 door, AT, PS. PB, air, exci cond. Taxes & Registration " *6677 similar svings on Automatics. 4-dr. 8 wagons. $11,995 $6995 $7695 $7995 Llmitad Time Only! Vehicles All At GET MORE THAN YOU BARGAINED FOR WITH THIS BRAND NEW 1985'/ii ESCORT JUST LOOK WHAT YOU GET; • 1 J l ENSME • POWER tTEERINI a INSTRUNIENTAT10N BROUP 83 CHEVROLET MALiBU 83 OLDS CUTLASS CIERA 84 VW JEHA 82 AUDI 5000 a POWER FRONT SNAKES • LOW-UCK lUCKET SEATS a TINTED BLASS 4 door, V-6, AT, PS, PB, air, stereo • ARI/FRI STEREO RADIO • SUMPER RUS STRIPS a WIDE S/S RIOLOINSS Sellattion Prices Estate Wagon, excellent condition 4 door, 5 speed, sunroof 4 door, 5 speed, sunroof, air. PW, cassette • OWITAL CLOCK • 6-SPEED RIANUAL TRANSAXLE a TRIIR RINSS / CENTER HURS a DUAL RERNITE SPORT IRIRRORS • STEEL SELTEO RADIAL TIRES a OVERNEAO CONSOLE I— REMEMBER $7995 $8495 $8495 $8995 SINCE 1969 78 AMC CONCORD 84 PONTiAC 6000 83 VW QUANTUM DILLDH 500 W. Center St. 82 BUICK PARK AVENUE 4 door, AT, PS 4 door sedan, AT, PS. PB, AC. TW Wagon. 5 speed, air, PW, PS f9 3 3 M a n c h e s te r 4 door, all the options, excellent condition 319 Main Street (Across from Armory) LYNCH 6 4 6 -4 3 2 1 MANCHESTER 643-2145 UNLESS THIS EMBLEM IS ON YOUR CAR VOU PROBABLY PAID TOO MUCH! $2995 $8195 $9695 $8995 - Wr TAG SALE SIGN v.*V' Are Ihinps piling up? Then why "11* have a TAG ^ The besfway to announce it is with a Herald Tag &aie Classified Ad. When you place your ad. ye“,}'receive ONE TAG SALE SIGN FREt complunents of The Herald. Sto p in at our o ffice, i herald sq., Ma n ch ester

MISCELLANEOUS ICARS/TRUCKS STORE AND ROOMMATES IFOR SALE FOR SALE 1 ^ 1 OFFICE SPACE WANTED BUSINESS & SERVICE DIRECTORY Swim pools warehouse 1975 Dodge Colt, 4 speed, 2 Free Rent In AAanchester Youno man seeking forced to dispose of new door, many new parts, — Prime space and loca­ apartment to shore with on/ground, 31 toot long runs well, regular gas, tion. New. Hurry. 668-1447. mole roommate In pools complete with huge approximately 30 mpg. I^BUILOING/ sundecks, fencing, hl-rate Monchester-Hortford i r i u SERVICES [^SERVICES iR o j PAINTING/ $1,250. Days, 643-2711, ext. Manchester — 2 room area. Willing to pay about I U OFFERED 13^1 PAPERING 153 icONTRACTING filters, pump, ladders, 48, Evenings, 429-8820. office suite, first floor, $200 per month. Coll Kevin lOI'loFFEREO 2 warranty, etc. Asking $978 convenient location. $250 at 342-1145. (Sumos Electric — Having complete. Financing 1981 Datsun 200SX — Ex­ Odd iobt, Trucking. Name your own price — available. Coll Stan, toll- monthly Including heat. Father ond son. Fast, Electrical Problems? cellent condition, low mi­ The Haves Coro., 646-0131. MOMLE RIFIMSMCm Home repairs. You name free, 1-800-524-0595. Manchester — Non­ It, we do It. Free esti­ dependoble service. Need A large or a small leage, air conditioning, smoking professional to A new concept In furni­ Repoir? We Specialize In power windows, 5 speed. ture refinlening. All mates. Insured. 643-0304. Painting, Paperhanging Wedding Gown, 1980gown Oftice/South Windsor — shore large 3 bedroom 6> Removal. Call 646-5761. Residential Work. Joseph $6,300 or best offer. Call Sullivan Ave. 2 large duplex with fireplace. work done on your pre- Oumas. Fully Licensed. of the month with slip and 643-7714 after 5pm. rooms, olr conditioning, mlees. Low overhead - Lawnmowers repaired - vail. Cost $500, asking $295/monfh plus '/i utili­ Free pick up and deliyery. Painting and Paperhang­ Free Estimates. 646-5253. ample parking, $260 o ties. 649-7845 evenings. Lower Pricee. $200. Call 646-7664. month. 236-6021 or 644- call attar 5 pm, 676-4181. 10 percent senior dis­ ing — Exterior and Inte­ count. Expert-service. rior, ceilings repaired. All types remodeling or I MOTORCYCLES/ 3977. repairs — Complete kit­ Courthouse I Membership ID 9J HOUSEHOLD A. Henry Personalized Free estimates. Economy References, fully Insured. for sale, $95. Coll 649-5460. BICYCLES Lawn Care. Looking tor Lown Mower, 647-3660. Quality work. Martin chens, boths,'garages, ad­ Office Space — Excellent GOODS ditions, dormers, location with om ^e park­ someone relloble ajjdeTtl- Mottsson, evenings, 649- 1982 Kawasaki 550 LTD — clknt? Total Idwn core, Hawkes Tree Service — 4431. porches, decks. No lob ing. 600, 400 8.,800-so. ft. Used Refrigerators, commercial ond residen­ Bucket Truck & Chipper. too large or small. Call 6,300 miles. Excellent con­ office suites ore now NOW OPEN Washers, Ranges — tial. Light trucking, tree Stump Removal. Free Es­ Larry, 649-3985. dition. Best offer. Call available. 649-2891. Cleon, guaranteed, ports BUILDING/ HorilaKc Brass & after 6pm, 742-8843. estimates, fully Insured. timates. Special consider­ Antique Co. and service. Low prices. ^7-1349. ation for Elderly and Han­ CONTRACTING Carpentry and remodel­ B.D. Pearl 8< Son, 649 dicapped. 647-7Sn. ing services — Complete :!22 M c K e e .Si Main Street, 643-2171. Mjiiehester ”1 Can Help" — Handy­ Farrand Remodeling — home repairs and remo­ man, odd lobs oncLhome Delivering rich loom — 5 Cabinets, roofing, gut­ deling. Quality work. Ref­ 64:i-0.'T59 1,000 so. ft. of Business Queen size woterbed — Harley Davidson Sports­ space available Imme­ Simmons, waveless, con­ repairs. Free estimates. yards, $65 plus tax. Send, ters, room additions, erences, licensed and In­ Qll, 647-3663. grovel, & stone. 643-9504. ter — 1979, 11,000 miles. diately. Also office space. ventional style, takes only decks, all types of remo­ sured. Call 646-8165. deling and repairs. FREE Mint condition. $3,000. Coll 649-8920. 80 gallons of water. HOME AND Call 647-7468. Frame, mattresses & Experience Mowing and Bookkeeping Is our Busi­ estimates. Fully Insured. trimming and all types of ness....We will use your GARDEN Store and Office space 500 bullt-ln heater. One year Telephone 643-6017, after lawn maintenance. Coll present system, or set up a 6pm, 647-8509. HEATING/ Kawasaki, 1984, 900 — so. ft. Excellent location. old. Originally $700, ask­ PLUMBING Ninia, Red. Low mileage. ing $400. After 5pm, coll for free estimates otter system designed to jneet Pick Your Own String- $200 per month. Includes beans, yellow and green. One owner. Mint condi­ heat. 649-5334 or 643-7175. 528-1405. 4;30pm, 6466864. Individual requirements. Leon Cleszynskl Builder Give us a call. Inquiries — New homes, additions, Fogarty Brothers — Ba­ Natsisky Farms, 644-0304. tion. Ready to go. Asking $3,500. 643-8474, 646-3345. King Size Woterbed — Trucking & Hauling Done welcome. Your Business remodeling, rec rooms, throom remodeling; In­ Vernon, South Windsor Manchester — Commer- Line. clol/Offlce space ovollo- High pedestal, large mlr- — Cellars and'attics Office, 164 East Center garages, kitchens remo­ stallation woter heaters, ble. Approximately 1100 rored bookcase cleoned. Trees and brush Street, 647-9780 or 646-7925. deled, ceilings, bath tile, garbage disposals; faucet sa. ft. Call 647-9126 morn­ headboard. Asking $375. cut Olid, removed. Call dormers, rooting. Resi­ repairs. 649-4539. Vlsa/M- MISCELLANEOUS ings; 233-0319 after 1pm. Best offer. 646-2598. 649-3021. llAlke Qolllgan. Guitar Instruction by dential or commercial. asterCard accepted. Automotive Berklee graduate. Har­ 649-4291. AUTOMOTIVE Bolton Notch — Mac's 16 Cubic Ft. Frost-free Household vinegar Is an mony, Theory, Improvi­ M & M Plumbing and Lunch Facility for rent, Gold color refrigerator, effective and Inexpensive sation, Composition. Any Robert E. Jarvis, Heating — Well work, New rebuilt carburetor fully equipped, picnic ta­ like new. $200 or best fobric softnar when added style of ploy. 2S2-0006. Building-Remodeling pumps, water condition CARS/TRUCKS for 1978 Plymouth Volare, bles, parking. Good busi­ offer. 649-6896. to fhe final laundry rinse. Specialist. Additions, gar- Ing, sewer work, ba­ FOR SALE 2-barrel, 6 cylinder. $65. Classified Is the effective No lob too small. Stumps, throom remodeling, and ED Call anytime, 647-1372. ness opportunity. 649-9093. oges, roofing, siding, kit­ 23 Cubic Ft. Words White and Inexpensive wav to grading and digging, chens, bathrooms, re- even fix leaky sinks. No chest-type freezer. Good find o cash buyer for backhoe work done on a placement lob too small. Call 649- 1971 Chevy Pickup with 8 Ft. Fiberglass truck cap, I e r J RESORT Condition. $275. 643-9331. household Items you no day's notice. Bulldozer yvindows/doors. 643-6712. 2871. cab, 70,000 miles, excel­ manufactured by Ford, 1 ^ 3 1 PROPERTY longer use. 643-2711. work also. Coil 649-2871. lent condition. $1,000. Call good condition. $200. 647- MISCELLANEOUS 246-4378 after 5pm. 1225. Coumblo Lake — Water­ front cottage for rent or FOR SALE 1975 Dodge 9 Passenger (CARS/TRUCKS CARS/TRUCKS sole. Sandy beach. Coll Coins — Numerous type (CARS/TRUCKS (CARS/TRUCKS Wagon, miles - 60's, runs (CARS/TRUCKS well, some rust, air condi­ 649-0498, 228-9852. coins, extra fine to about FOR SALE FOR SALE FOR SALE FOR SALE FOR SALE ED tioning. $1,195, 646-8661. uncirculated. 1954, 1960 (MISCELLANEOUS proof sets, full sets. Buf­ falo nickles, Roosevelt CJ ro t cHt\fnoii r gwerm e FOR RENT dimes and Kennedy halves. 1100 buffalo nic­ Bolton Notch — 30 x 30 kles.(no dealers). Guns - WHEN YOU Commercial building, 3 Remmington 870, 3" M ag­ phase electricity, suitable num, $150. Ruger No. 1, COMPARE M O R I A R i P Y for machine shoo or other .270 caliber. $250. Antique CLYDE CHEVY uses. Zoned Industrial. Bamboo Rods — Repair 649-9093. and parts. Call 649-5852 BUiCK after 5:30pm. Manchester — Garages, WITH THE storage only. Convenient Live Aide Tickets, 1 pair COMPETITION locations. $40 monthly. and 1 single, best offer. Allbrio Realty, 649-0917. 646-2250 between 5 and 7. Li Slight Paint Damage. WANTED (Six) finest flashing ar­ YOUR TO RENT row signs, $257 complete. ( Lighted, no arrow, $229 Mature working couple. complete. Free letters! GONNA Long time Manchester 1(800)423-0163, anytime. Residence, seek 2 bed­ room apartment In quiet Home Movie Equipment SWITCH neighborhood. Referen­ — 16 millimeter camera, ces. Box H, c/o Manches­ tripod, lights and splicer. c c ter Herald. Call 649-8821. CLYDE Chevrolat-Buidc 171J CARS/TRUCKS 171JCARS/TRUCKS Rfe 83, Vernon I'M forsale I'M for sa le 872-9111 84 Merc Lynx’s (2) 81 Ford G ra n a d a * Low miles, super clean buy *5,695 4 dr. sedan, brown metallic *4,975 81 M e rcu ry C o u g a r 83 Mazda B-2000 Pickup 4 dr., blue metallic, auto, air *4,395 Cap & Real Clean — Check this — *4,695 83 Lincoln Town Car 81 Mercury MarquIa Brougham royal blue metallic, loaded * 10,995 2 dr. coupe, 2 tone, power, AC, only 48,000 ml. *6,995 - INTRODUCING - 83 Mercury Capri 81 Ford Thund erblrd only 15,(XX) miles, white *6,495 2 tone brown, 2 dr., wire wheels *5,555 82 Honda Accord 81 H o n d a M o to rcy cle AM/FM, cloth Interior, 5 spd. great on gas *5,995 400CC., red *959 82 Mazda QLC 80 Mazda 626 4 dr. sedan, great running car, blue *3,995 2 dr. coupe, light blue *5,095 82 Oldamoblla “98” 79 Saab QLE dark blue metallic, 4 dr., wire wheels, loaded *9,295 auto, 4 dr., sunroof, low miles, blue *5,595 82 MarquIa Brougham 83 Ford LTD only 35,OCX) miles, V-8, charcoal *7,995 green, auto, straight 6 *5,995 82 Chryslar New Yorker 5th Ava. 81 H o n d a Prelude NISSAN'S NE\ black, grey leather Interior, all power *9,595 auto, power roof *5,795 r~MORE THAN A WAGON!. 81 Mazda QLC Station Wagon 81 O ld m o b lla Cu tlaaa only 2 left, low miles, sliver & bronze. 5 apd. *4,795 4 dr., loaded 5,975 9 «l •l•ctn>Ale lu«i tn)«eiK)n. froAl' * w h M l GrtvB and m ott tiandard •quits- m «nl than irouli lind on oirt«f w sqont. 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,695 Advertising supplement to ,995 iiaurhpHtrr Hrralft ,555 Wednesday, July 10, 1985 m i ,095 ,595 ,995 ,795 ,975 ★ REGAL’S INSIDE SALEA pj REGAUS OUTSIDE SALE ★ PI Summer Clearance July 11, 12, 13th July 11, 12 13th WORSTED TEX » O A Q I l SUITS EXTRA TROPICAL SPECIAL! SUITS Reg. ‘225 Hart, Schaffner • Short Sleeve Knits • Poly & Wool Blends & Marx...... *279®° • 38 to 46 Reg. • 40 to 46 Long • Short Sleeve Dress • 38 to 42 Short Christian Dior...... *229°° Shirts YSL...... *209°° \ • Shorts & Bathing Botany ‘500’ Blazers Botany "500"...... ^179°° s • Poly & Wool Hopsack Suits • 10 Colors $10990 Sasson...... *159°° 38 to 46 Reg. • 40 to 46 Long • Ties & Belts • 38 to 42 Short Reg. *150 FREE ALTERATIONS • 48 to 60 • Camp Sox Short Sleeve Dress Shirts SELECT GROUP 3 for *4»» SHORT SLEEVE KNITS Enro Stripes...... *16®° • Plaid Pants Arrow Button Downs....*14°° 2 For S5 0 0 Career Club Stripes..... *12°° Buy one knit at regular price Manchester Only Van Heusen Solids...... *12°° Get the second for just $1 Sizes 30 to 36 PANTS DEPT. London Fog Spring Jackets SQAOO • Fashion Cords • Reg. to »65«® W W $ 1 Q 0 0 \\ 20% OFF Tailor’s Bench Wool Tropicals...... *3 9 °° Manchester Only All Bathing Suits Sizes 30 to 36 , Levi® Action Wool Slacks...... $27°° Members Only Look Jackets $ |C 0 0 All Bermuda Shorts • Long Sleevf^ All Hawaiian Shirts Levi® & Haggar Poly Slacks....^18°° • Reg. Rea. »36“>‘36M ■■ W All Florshiem Shoes Levi® & Haggar Belted Shirts All Levi’s® For Men Denims Chinos...... $18°° Wrangler Denims $300 $500 Sizes 32 to 42 Free Alterations Sizes 27, 28, 20. 30 only Manchester Only

TRI-CITY PLAZA, VERNON DOW NTOW N TRI-CITY PLAZA, VERNON DOW NTOW N OPEN WED., THURS., FRI. MANCHESTER OPEN WED., THURS., FRI. MANCHESTER 'TIL 9:00 OPEN THURS. NITE TIL 9:00 OPEN THURS. NITE RECAVS REGAL’S 'TIL 9:00 'TIL 9:00 "Your Quality Men's Shop " "Your Quality Men's Shop " SOLID 14 KARAT Special Store Values GOLD JEWELRY FOR Inside & Outside DO OTHER STORES SAY, ■»} “SOo/o OFF”? (Week after week for months?) WHY OUR BIGGEST SIDEWALK EFFORT YET! DO OTHER STORES SAY, Hundmls Of Hams At Laait “NEVER UNDERSOLD”? (Be real.) Ian made 50% OFF WHY V boutique The SALE is on • 1 Of A Kind Items DO OTHER STORES SAY, 847 MAIN ST. DOWNTOWN • Gardening Supplies “WHOLESALE PRICES”? MANCHESTER 20% to 70% off. (I thought they paid wholesale?) 649-5046 • Electrical WHY • Plumbing DO OTHER STORES SAY, • Hardware “NOBODY BUT NOBODY • Houseware SELLS FOR LESS” i WHY (In their dreams.) Special Values WB CAN SAVE YOU MONEY Inside & Out •k Check Ue Out * MANCHESTER HARDWARE barman, CONNECTICUT VALLEY COIN & JEWELRY 877 Main St.. Manchester 805 Main Street, Manchester / 643-6295 643-4425 887 Main St. Mon.-Fri. from 9 to 4, Sat. 9 to 3 Mancheater “If you compare prices, you’ll have to shop here." \ 643-2401 MC-VISA I felco m e Don’t Never Have To SELLER’S Say, "I Shuda Went to 3 DAYS ONLY - Juiy 11, 12, 13 SIDEWALK & INSIDE JOHNSON PAINT CO. for a MUSIC SHOP The SWINTEC 8000 remembers... Thurs., FrL, Sat. Lesson on the Benefits of SALE July 1,12,13 Summer Sale Buy One For Using Caiifornia Paint & Stain OFFICIAL & JR. RACK OF LADIES Products.” * Aria Pro II Electrics BASKETBALLS SPEEDO SWIMSUITS new models from n s 9 m s r ^ 5 9 9 * reg. *20 Quest & Dean Guitars *Cish S Carry Stonn Stain* ^ RACK OF ATHLETIC The SWINTEC 8000 electronic typewriter can im­ .p ro 45% OFF prove your memory in seconds... increase office JULY 11-12^ The efficiency and productivity... and costs peanuts when you compare features, functions SHIRTS ALL SALES FINAL ^ Dean Markley Amps and performance benefits. Here's Guaranteed what we mean: reg. to ^25 M.C/i-Visa-Cash from ^99 Iferformer TYPEWRITER ^ New Simmons-CB700 FEATURES With more wood • Memory storage of VOIT NOVA STEEL BADMINTON preservative than Eiectronic Drum Kits up to 8000 characters in 1 to 10 files RACQUETBALL other leading * Casio Keyboard Sale • Instantly produces RACQUET Irequenlly used corre­ RACQUETS brands. Siajn - • • i $150 | spondence $^QP0 Check Our Discount Prices On • 172 charaeler correction re g . ^30 ea. $1C95 Band Instruments memory reg >19 95 SALE p.,,. • High print line visibility allows you to see every character as typed Sales - Service - Rentale The E. A. JOHNSON PAINT CO., Inc. 50 Purnell PI. • Automatic paper teed, centering, under­ Manchester lining, indenting, flush right ALLSTATE 723 Main St., Manchester • Functions as a bidirectional printer with virtually NASSIFF’S SgSris*’ 649-2036 any computer ' BUSINESS MACHINES 991 Main St., Manchester 649-4501 649-4501 • Only 21 moving parts internally 39 Purnell Place » Factory warranty Manchester • 643-6156 647-9126 ...... ,■ ■ ... y < < ( • . I , U f • I I * I I ■» I 11 I I MON. THRU SAT. 9-6:30 MON. THRU SAT. 9-5:30 THURS.'TIL 8:00 THURS. TIL 8:00 CLOSED SUNDAY CLOSED SUNDAY A VALUE VARIETY STORE WITH MORE! AOWA^ A VALUE VARIETY STORE WITH MORE! 975 MAIN ST., MANCHESTER 975 MAIN ST., MANCHESTER SIDEWALK SALE SIDEWALK SALE SALE ITEMS MAY BE LOCATED INSIDE AND OUTSIDE SALE ITEMS MAY BE LDCATED INSIDE AND DUTSIDE THURS., FRI., SAT. ■ JULY 11, 12,13th THURS., FRI., SAT. - JULY 11, 12 ,13th

AiwiMwf BONUS BUYS DECORATIVE BONUS BUYS ■AilwW Jf EXPANDING PENCIL SCRIPTO® Coupon Saving File »*• FOSTER GRANT SUNGLASSES WITH ELASTIC RETAINING BAND SHARPENERS LIGHTERS 12 LABELED COUPABTUENTS EXPAND TO 10 INCHES POP NEAT OBQANIZATION OF MFG. SUGG. RETAIL *10.00 TRASH CAN LINERS VALUABLE MONEY SAVINQ COUPONS DOCUMENT FRAMES FAIRWAY DISC. « 5.Q1< Leak proof plastic In Reg. M.50 Economy pack of 4. handy dispenser box. 44 Black or walnut plastic Easy lighting action. qt. (I5ct.).26gal.(10ct.). *1 frames, 5"*7" or Disposable. and 33 gal. )B ct.). BOX 8"x10"slre. Values to *2.99. EA. YOUR COST H.99 PADS PAog BEGINNERS fc liy y BONUS BUYS 24 - TOMATO STAKES PUNCH C R A R Bamboo WILSON TUBE SOCKS PIE PAN KIT WOODEN 33” High "Quick N' Fun" Deluxe OVERTHE-CALF 3 FOR EMBROIDERY Rakes 12" Wide Kit makes SUG. RETAIL M2.00 Rose, Owl, Duck, HOOPS FAIRWAY DISCOUNT « 6.00 *1.00 Monogram Designs Heg. 4.99 EXCELLENT FOR FRAMING, QUILTING, STENCILING, 4 x 6 PLAIN Reg. 49C NOW ^3.99 2 FOR ^3.00 YOUR COST » 6.00 SCRATCH PADS Reg. *4.49 *3.49 EMBROIDERY. ALL SIZES, VALUES TO *1.49 CCLECC CHILDS Va GALLON BONUS BUYS £ lU ^ BONUS BUYS LAWNMOWER PICNIC JUG REAL MOTOR •BUYERS SPECIAL Folding SOUND Insulated to keep SILK beverages just the Shopping Cart way you like 'em! Reg. *18.49 ‘ FLOWERS PICNIC BASKET Wide mouth, PIN-UPS screw on cap. Red 18x12x10" d Q Q MODEL Reg. *9.99 Reg. *3.49 *2 .4 9 or blue. $200 *14.99 3002 ’ 6.99 4/M .00 Reg. *18.99 PINEAPPLE SPICY BONUS BUYS KNEE BONUS BUYS PRINCE HIGHS SPICES FOAM ICE CHEST Sheer nylon In Sampler. Cuts - Cores - Peels 18 QT. W ith Side Molded Handles fashion shades. S l a y m a k a r ' Whole Fresh Stay-up tops. One Symbol of Sictirlty Slnci 1880 pineapples Reg. M.99 size fits 8’4 to 11. Warded Padlock MFG. SUGG. RETAIL *5.65 n “ 3 PRS. Reg. *3.99 illLM iiafiiinii Laminated Steel Case FAIRWAY d is c o u n t *2.00 For gourmet taste: garlic powder, minced onion, garlic & pepper & n . 2 0 *1 YOUR COST ’3.65 »2.99 crushed red pepper, etc. Reg. *3.88 *1.9 9 PORTABLE S-POSmON BAMBOO BONUS BUYS RAWHIDE {AUFMAy BONUS BUYS BAR-B-Q GRILL PAPER PLATE HOLERS FLEA 8ELCH0W • RI6HTER CHEWS Small enough to • Pkg. of 4 OLLAR TRIVIAL PURSUIT bring along Gift Wrap « • Reusable 2 FOR MASTERRAMES RrQ. Big enough to VAPORETTE RERUS a YOUM PlAYiER EDITIONS m o K q e Perfect for 4- cook a meall Protect you dog and Bar-B-Q's Buzza Tasty snacks for your dog. Crun­ cat Irom uncomforta- chy rawhide donuts, waffles, bls flaaa and ticks. >1.25 Works up to 5 montha. now’ 2 5 .9 9 a SIweta - 116 5q. Pt. -1 MeteWno Bo** -1 Matching Gift Toe chewies and pup links. Safa for your pet. R e g . *3.66 *2.50 ‘ 1 .0 0 rjLU. t I It ’ I > ' nr I ( , : js't 1 U k U a iiii : . , THE PERFECT GIFT FOR THE GRADUATE !! Special Store Values ^►>-ITY AN T/O j , Inside & Outside Put yoiip hands OR... BOUGHT & SOLD the Swintac Collegiate electronic portable • 46chfaadsraoloocTigctianm0inaty • Aukxnabc papw to«1 tor quick kndng • Tme-aaving repeal capebiRtos on a l ct.aractsr kays • LED margin sotting display • lOCkcharaclerinterctiangaabto daisy wheel • Chotoe ol 10,12,15 pitch and 10 typetaoas fa n m a d e • Lightweight molded carrying case f j ^9 boutique

847 MAIN ST. i -••'v DOWNTOWN MANCHESTER 649-5046 ONE-OF-A-KIND ANTIQUES • Fine China & Glassware • Rose Medallion Plate • Meissen Pitcher • Mantle Clock, c1910 • Mary Gregory Tumbler • Slag Glass Overlay Lamp • Staffordshire Platter • Belleek • Blue Cased Glass Ruffled Vase *Cash& Carry 12,000 Sq. Ft. Antique, NOW $349* Coin & Collectable 646-9243 Shoppes ALLSTATE BUSINESS MACHINES 10-5pm Tues.-Sat. , MANCHESTER MALL Sales - Service - Rentals \ V 12-7pm Thurs. 811 Main St., Manchester 39 Purnell PL, Manchester • 643-6156

NOW YOU CAN BUY SOLID 14 KARAT Downtown Sidewalk Sale Summer SIDEWALK SALE Ju$t A Samplingl Clearance GOLD • 2 Qt. Porcelain Enameled $g44 KETTLE reg. *15" Sale Save Money Now. • Covered Lucite syee JEWELRY CAKE SERVER reg *24» Make a deal on our • CORELL by Corning 1 0 9 9 at reg '19” large selection of top • Selected Group of SETH THOMAS Vs on brand Microwave ovens. FOR CLOCKS val. to '44“ • Assorted INSECT Tweed’s Specialty SPRAY BOMBS Vz Price Mini-MicrcfwQVB • Scotch Guard FABRIC Shop PROTECTOR 16 oz Vz Price L in O N • PRESTONE ANTI-FREEZE ,r . » « 1 5 9 $ 3 9 7 'sBt COOLANT Gals. reg. »S" M ic r o w a v * • PIGSKIN CASUALAVORK GLOVES Lined reg. M 4 " pr Unlined reg. *10** pr. Vz Price SHARP • less than other store’s "50% O FF" price • . . . . $ 1 6 9 • TOTE TRAY w/Drawer $ 3 9 9 • less than other store's “Wholesale" prices • reg *8« 637 Main St. M ic r o w a v e • less than other store's "Never Undersold” prices • • 50 FI. PORTABLE TELEPHONE $ 3 9 9 CORD REEL reg. '8” QUASAR • less than other store's "Nobody but Nobody . , . . $ 2 3 9 • 3 Ft. Alum. STEPLADDER Manchester sells for less" prices • $ 1 0 * 8 ■I m av n o t i reg. *24“ a c tu a l a a la N u n a * Check Us Out -k Many Mora 1 Of A Kind ItamM 643-6196 r O VEAKL a SQjy MANCHESTER HARDWARE CONNECTICUT VALLEY COIN & JEWELRY 877 Main SL. Minchnttr 643-2171 Mon.-Wed. 10-5:30 643-4425 Store Hours — 9:30 - 5:00 649 Mam St. Thur. til 9:00 805 Main Street, Manchester / 643-6295 Closed Mondays during Downtown Manchester Fri. til 8:00 Mon.-Fri. from 9 to 4, Sat. 9 to 3 July & August Sat. til 5:00 “If you compare prices, you'll have to shop here." <:• — v5 ^ 4 SfRVICfc S'NC^ ’ • > I t , a - Don’t Never Have To IN COLOR from OUTSIDE*INSIDE Say, "I Shuda Went to J JOHNSON PAINT CO. for a u $17900 i SALE Lesson on the Benefits of THE STEEL TENNIS RACQUET Using Caiifornia Paint & Stain USLTA TENNIS BALLS ^1 ^°c.n All Sale Final CatMNattor-VlH Products.” NOVA RACQUETBALL RACQUETS reg. ^30 The is on PROFESSIONAL PHOTOGRAPHERS JAGUAR Game Grade #5 SOCCER BALL Storm Stain' SALE M 811 MAIN STREET reg. ^30 MANCHESTER • 643-1442 RALPH SAMPSON BASKETBALLS The 20% to *10% off. reg. *20 “ rho Place For Savings’ VOIT VOLLEY BALLS Guaranteed ANNE'S PLACE reg. *20 ftiform er "Old Fashioned Prices" With more wood STEEL b a d m in t o n RACQUETS Haircuts Perms preservative than other leading $500 z $2 0 <*^ I SPINNING PKGS.— Rod & Reel— Super Prices! brands. NOW FOUR STYLISTS TO SERVE YOU s ie s s ^ar^man, Appointments Have Priority reg. '19.95 SALE ™ porga Tues.-Fri. 10-9 pm NASSIFPS Sat. 'til 4pm The E. A. JOHNSON PAINT CO., Inc. 887 Main St. For Appt. Call MANCHESTER MALL 991 Main St., Manchester 723 Main St., Manchester Manchester 811 Main St., Manchester 6 4 3 -1442 643-2401 647-9126 649-4501 649-4501 MC-VISA Welcofne 18 Aiiti(]ii(‘ and ('olleclible Shops Downtown Sidewalk Sale Keep Cool and Save! S E LLE R ’S SIDEWALK SALE Summer Make A Real Deal at the MUSIC SHOP 3 DAYS O^LY • Jl LY 1 I. 12. 13 Clearance Downtown Sidewalk Sale Summer Sale 20% OFF Ruby Rings Air Conditioner ^ Aria Pro II Electrics (July Birthstone) Sale 4 ,0 0 0 B TU at new models from <189 20% OFF Diamond Rings ^ Quest & Dean Guitars Tweed’s Specialty up to 45% OFF Zippo Lighters 2 0 % O F F from M99 * Dean Markley Amps Shop and p,„, f r e e 5.000 BTU air conditioner from $239 from Ident Braclets Name Engraving ^ New Simmons-CB700 6.000 BTU air conditioner from $289 Electronic Drum Kite Nice Selection of Clocks 637 M ain St. B.000 BTU air conditioner from $299 * Casio Keyboard jSale and Check Our Discount Prices On Special Group of Watches M an ch ester Great Selection to choose from 4 Band Instruments 643-6196 with quality, dependable service ft installation. ^0 p^arl A so^ 50 Purnell PI. BRAY JEW ELERS "since isis’ 643-2171 Store Hours — 9:30 - 5:00 649 Main St. Mon.-Wed 10-5 3C 699 Main Street, Manchester Thur III 9 00 Manchester Downtown Manchester Closed Mondays during Fr. t I 3 QO P .'C 'js - i, PearlsTV ANO A m M N C C S 649-2036 // 643-5617 S a l III 5:00 July & August JCIj .h -ODe ■> so 3 SERVICE SlNCt ALL SALES NO FINAL exc hanges CASH & CARRY T) OR REFUNDS Free Bottle of Jewelry Cleaner To First 10 Purchases Each Day of Sale

20% O FF a l l k r e m e n t z 20% O F F lORT MOTHER'S RINGS reg. ‘79« NOW >63»*

25% O FF a l l 10 KT and 14KT WEDDING BANDS IN STOCK

25% O FF a l l 14KT PENDANTS AND CHARMS 30% O FF ALL lOKT and 14KT RINGS IN STOCK 30% O FF ALL GOLD FILLED AND STERLING SILVER PENDANTS AND LOCKETS

*15 A GRAM ON ALL 14f(T GOLD CHAINS "BUY ANY PAIR OF EARRINGS AND GET 2nd FOR HALF PMCE =»,„ ^ ft ^ /

*Hlf her Price Prevails y A MAKE EVERY DAY SPECIAL WITH REAL GOLD JEWELRY 10% to 40% OFF EVERYTHING IN STOCK

MANY OTHER UNADVERTISED SPECIALS THROUGHOUT THE STORE Cash - Check - Master Charge - Visa ALL SALES FINAL

25% OFF ALL MEN’S AND LADIES’ WATCHES 40% OFF ALL BULOVA, ACCUTRON, AND CARAVELLES IN STOCK

Fr«« Engraving on all purchaaaa G///.S (>/ Free Gilt Wrapping with all purchaaaa Caah and Carry distinction

SALE HOURS: DAILY -/ y ) f 9 :3 0 -5 :3 0 4 ^ O’ Thursday til 9:00 c}^