U - M A N C H ES TE R H E R A LD . Wednesday, May 28, 1986

CLASSIFIED ADVERTISING 643-2711 MANCHESTER SPORTS 8th taxes change MHS nine makes r n APARTMENTS STORE AND I t T I LAWN AND MISCELLANEOUS MISCELLANEOUS IqJCARS (RIOTORCYCLEG/ l a y FOB BENT OFFICE SPACE FURNITURE LilJ GARDEN L ^ FOR SALE FOB SALE I^ M forsale [ r io p e d s but not leaders state tournament 474 Main Street, 1st floor 3 18 Inch Black 8, Decker Olde German sfelnt, blue Used sliding glass patio 1974 Plymouth Duster. 83 Suzuki RM125 recent room apartment. Heated, electric mower with gross LIndenwIrten; Karltkube doors, thermal, $15 each. Runs well, needs body rebuilt. $600 or best offer. ... page 4 ... page 9 no appliances, security. catcher. Good condition ' Resident Schloss, (2) $99 Call 646-2300. work. 90,000 miles, $600 or 742-6470.______S450 per month call 64^ King - Sized bed. Firm used 2 years $60.00. 646- 643-6526. best offer. 649-1063. 2426 weekdays 9-S. Wilson business offices You can be a good sales­ and support services. Fur­ mattress. Two twin box 61640 Old wooden trunk with springs. Frame. Excellent metal hlnges-23 Inches Olds Clera Brougham man ... lust use a Quick- Manchester 1 bedroom, nished offices, secretarial Underwood Touch Mas­ selling ad In Classified to service, reception, tele­ condition. - WIN be sold 20 Evergreen shrubs. Up­ ter typewriter $25. Call deep, 34 inches long, 19 1984-Only 14,000 miles, first floor, stoye & refrig­ with 2 complete sets of right yews 15" to 18" high. Inches wide. Good stor- $7500. Call 643-8602. fTnd cosh buyers! 643-2711. erator, no pets, lease & phone ansvyerlng, word 649-7793. procesing and copier fa­ sheets, 1 bedspread. All $40. 643-6801. oge $25.00. 649-7625.0 security. $400 per month. for $220, or best offer. 1978 Dodge Challenger. 646-1379 cilities. Level H Watkins Marx battery operated Center, 935 Main St., Man­ 643-8082, evenings 8i wee­ Not all the news Is on the child's racing car. Bat­ Drapes fully lined 84 Runs well, good body (MISCELLANEOUS chester. 647-0073. kends. Keep trylngl. front pogel There's lots of tery charger Included. $35 Inches by 166 Inches floral condition, $1100. Dan 647- Manchester-3 room, 1 $60 647-9902.0 9557 evenings, evenings (automotive bedroom apartment- newsy Information In the 646-5121. Manchester - Downtown King size bed and box Classified section. 643- 643-1100 days. stoye, refrigerator, no spring set with miscel­ Picnic Table, with two Front bumper for 1904 pets, references, security, retail or office space, 1750 2711. Braided rug multi color. square feet. 668-1447. laneous linen. $99.00, 872- separate benches. Hand 1977 Chevy Vega Wagon, Ford Van. Silver, $50. Also $340 plus utilities. 649-4003- 2276.0 5x8 $80. Call 646-1427. made of scaffold planks. good running conditon. silver rear sfep bumper. 643-8449. Manchester office or re­ RECREATIONAL $75 649-9718. $300. 647-9079. 742-8363.0 MmulmttvManchester — A City of Village Charm HrraW Bunk beds, complete, 2 cases SImllac with Iron, 2 Bedroom flat, heat and tail space. Could be busl- L a y EQUIPMENT ness/opartment $85.00, 646-1760.O $25. Air conditioner, Sa­ Takava Dirt Bike. Good Firebird 1982,6 cylinder, 4 Bucket seat with swivel hot water, carpeted, all nyo 12,000 BTU's $300 condition, new $160, sel­ speed, Am /Fm stereo base fits ford vans. Rec- appliances, air condition. combination. Frank Spl- leckl, 643-2171. Kitchen set-FormIca ta­ Raleigh 5 speed ladies tirm. Coll 647-8989. ling now for $80. 6464)687.o cassette, sun roof, power llner with folding arms, Call 649-5240. ble and four chairs. Very bicycle good condition. steering, power brakes, $85. 649-9982.0 $35.00 Call 649-3997.0 25 Cents 1200 Square feet, newly good condition $80.00. Kerosun Heater-used 4 General Electric Motor-1 excellent condition. 24 Locust Street. 7 room Please call 643-0897. HP, brand new. Asking $5,600. Call 643-6802. Four Firestone P215 75R15 apartment $600 monthly remodeled. 1 mile from Golf Cart-Set of twelve times, well built, like new UCONN. 429-6421. ' Omnl-85. Good size $85.00 $40. 649-7350.O Radial tires. 10.000 miles. plus utilities. Security, no Laveseat. 5' x 3’ x 2', clubs and ball retrelver. Oldsmobile Toranado $75.00. 643-9041 weekdays $45.00.0 643-1433, keep trylng.Q appliances Call 646-2426 Office for rent.-700 sq. ft.. brown plaid cloth with 2 For sale-Sears dehumldl- 1979, 68,000 mlles/loaded, after 3; 00pm. Weekends Plan changes weekdays 9-5. matching cushions. Ex­ fler. Used very little. clean. Asking $4,500. Call anytime.o Ideal location, no food. Foam Cushion uphol­ Index rises: cellent condition. $99. 649- Good for damp bosement 646-3633 or 742-6394. Near Mini Moll. Call 649- stered chair. $25. Two Bolton Notch-NIcely fur­ 0969. 9540 after 3pm. IBOATS/MARINE $75. Call 649-79590 Car stereo with cassette nished 2 room apartment. tires, good treads, excel­ and 50 watt booster. Fits ( e q u ip m e n t 1973 Ford Torino. Run­ All utilities Included, for lent canditlon $10. See Queen Mattress. Goad ning Condition. $99 takes any car. $99,649-9604 after aren’t enough 2 elderly male. Parking anytime. 649-8390.O condition, foam rubber, It. 647-9079.D 8:00pm.o near shops. After 3pm RESORT TV/STEREO/ 16 foot Mad River canoe, firm, clean, $50. Please 649-9093. APPLIANCES paddles Included. Used call 649-7951, For sale-1973 Toyota, runs Tires Radial 225-15 Good good health PROPERTY I four times. Excellent con­ good. Call 647-9322. condition 4/$99 or best for opponents Used Refrigerators, dition. $800. Please call offer. Please keep trying, Coventry Loke. 1 bed­ 133 j CONDOMINIUMS Washers, Ranges — 643-4942 after 6pm or 647- Mahogany twin beds, box 875-4493.0 room waterfront cot­ clean, guaranteed, parts 9946 8:30 - 5:30. Ask for springs, mattresses, bu­ By John F. Kirch FOR RENT tages, suitable for 2 per­ and service. Low prices. Bob. reau, mirror, mople 2-13lnch tires and rims off Herald Reporter sons only. Available June B.D. Pearl 8, Son, 649 dinette set, refrigerator. TAG SALES 1978 Pontiac Grand Prix. 1980 Dotsun $5 each. 2 21st to August 30. $150-$250 for economy Manchester. Ansaldl Main Street, 643-2171. Excellent condition. 643- Air condition, power white Aluminum awnings per week. 742-3022. Town planning officials entered round three of the Wetherall Village. July 4714. Too Sale. Thurs & Friday steering, power brakes, 36 inch and 30 inch, $7 9 MUSICAL fight for a new Comprehensive Plan of Development 1st. 6 room, free standing Panasonic Upright Va­ 9:30-4. Some antiques and new transmission, shocks each. Call 742-0274.O condo. Fireplace, central ( it e m s and rear springs. $2,000 or Wedne.sday night and got battered again. cuum — With attach­ 19" and 25" colored TV collectibles, books, dishes By T. R. Eastham Analysis said in a report air, all appliances, no I ROOMMATES ments, bags 8i extra belt. 7 and other household best offer. 646-8787 or Trailer Canopy. 8 x 12 with For the third time in eight months, townspeople pets. Close to shopping sets. Working condition. 649-3467 after 6pm. tent 7 X 7. $50 643-8095. United Press International It was the largest month-to- WANTED months old. $50. Good Hondo II Electric Guitar, Console and table top $50 items. 78 Buckinaham denounced proposals made in the master plan, which and 1-384. $700 plus utili­ attactive finish, wood month gain since October 1983 condition. Call 646-3245 to $99. 633-1797. Street Monchester. took the town planning staff four years to complete ties. 647-1152. after 5pm. case, leather strap. $275 WASHINGTON - The govern­ when the index also rose by Manchester-Spilt rent 1.5 and about six months to revise. $315 per month plus heat new, $99. phone 643-1374.0 FOR $ALE AT PUBLIC AUCTION ment's broadest gauge of future percent. It was last exceeded by a South Windsor, Bryer- Used refrigerators, Timex Sinclair 1000 per­ BY THE TOWN OF MANCHI$TRR At a public hearing in the Illing Junior High School wood 2 bedroom, 2 bath, and utilities. 1 months sonal computer - still In economic activity advanced a 1.9 percent advance in June of 1983. security. Available June washers, ranges-clean, Small electronic console cafeteria Wednesday night, between 150 and condo, wall to wall, olr cord organ. $50. Call 649- the box. Hooks up to TV. Automotive Notice Is hereby given of o sole ot public auction to be held strong 1.5 percent in Aprii. the The surge caps a strong three 200 1st. 646-8578 days. guaranteed, parts and ser- Saturday, May 31,1986 at 10; 15 a.m., E O T , at the Manchester people found more to complain about, despite the fact conditioning, appliances, vloce. Low prices. B.D. 7406. $65. 643-4859 nights. biggest jump in 2>A years, the months advance and kicks the Police Department Garage, 239 Middle Turnpike East, Man­ that the Planning and Zoning Commission changed washer dryer, tennis, Pearl 8, Sons, 649 Main St. chester, Connecticut, of the unclaimed merchandise os Commerce Department said index up 7.5 percent above the many of the proposals that incurred the wrath of pool. Available June. $675 643-2171. Free upright piano, needs Drapes 150 x 84, off white, (CARS listed below. today. April 1985 level. per month, plus utilities tuning. You take It away. fully lined, 2 pair for $50 Claims for merchandise listed below should be mode with townspeople during two previous hearings. 872-3723 or 644-4041. Merchandise FOR SALE The composite index of ieading According to revised figures Whirlpool washer 8, Call 646-4305 after 5pm. 646-6332. the Manchester Police Department. No claim made after About 25 people spoke at the hearing — all of them dryer, 8 months old. Good sole will be accepted. All sales ore final and for cosh. No economic indicators rose to 179.2 contained in the report, the index soles to minors. Inspection of articles for sole may be mode last month, on a scale that began at against the plan. condition. 282-7027. between 9:00 o.m. and 10:00 o.m. on the day of the sole. advanced by 0.8 percent in Febtru- in 1967. the Bureau of Economic ary and 0.9percent in March, after "It's quite evident that the board has not been HOMES CAMERAS/PHOTO ENDROLLS The Town reserves the right to remove from the sole, or re- 100 FURNITURE Kltchold dishwasher. [ e q u ip m e n t lect, any or oil bids tor what It deems to be In the best Interest falling 0.2 percent in January. listening to the taxpayers." said Santina Drive FOR RENT Green, works good. $40 or 27% wldlh-25* 1985 S-10 Blazer In mint N ot the Town. The index has moved up in 10 of resident Emanuel Motola. a member of the Southwest best offer 649-7814.0 13% wtdth-2 for 2fi condition. Only 12,000 Property Owners Association, which has vocally Spacious 4 Bedroom King Size water bed with Photography equipment Copies of Rules of the Sole and list of Items for sole ore ovoll- the last months. M UST be picked up M the miles. $9,800. 647-9764. oble at the General Services Dfflce, Municipal Building, 41 12 opposed parts of the plan. "We haven’t told the board Colonlal-2 full baths, con­ heater and padded side 5,000 BTU air conditioner enlarger, timer, troys, Center Street, Manchester, Connecticut. "The leading indicators continue etc. $99 Call 646-8255.0 Manchester Herald Office N U won’t we want them to change the master plan. We’ve told venient location, $800 per rails. Excellent condition. In good working condition before 11 A M O NLY 1979 Subaru DL 4 door, 5 to suggest a healthy economic month. 646-7045 or 721- $150 Call 646-0538. To f Brand/ them we don't want it at all." $50.00. Call 659-2223 even­ speed, $850. 649-4235. climate ahead, although I would 7546. ings after 7:00pmo Number Moke Speed Except for comments made by Motola. association 12 foot X 15 foot rug- 1. Hondo 3 like to see more zip in new orders." Chairman Theunis Werkhoven and a few other irate I NOTICI OF SALE 2. Triumph 3 fix blame Excellent condition. $125. Eighteen cubic foot PETS AND 3. Unknown Reg. said Commerce Secretary Mal­ speakers, the overall tone of the hearing was much STORE AND Beige tones. 647-1186. freezer. $75. Call 649-4311. SUPPLIES Property contained In the following self sforoee units will be 4. Cycle-Pro Reg. colm Baldrige. more low key than the one that prevailed at the first sold at 10:00 a.m. on Sunday, June1,1986at Hondl Self Stor-lt 5. Raleigh Rtg. OFFICE SPACE Place, 510 North Main Street, Manchester, C T. 6. Ross Reg. "Becau.se of inventory adjust­ two hearings last October and November. At those For Sale-Bed, dresser For Sale. 15.7 cubic ft. Red Coper hockey helmet proceedings, residents barraged planning officials with mirror, nlghtstond Unit B20 - J. Klllan, Occupant 7. Columbia Reg. in Derby ments in the automobile industry, Hotpoint upright freezer. with mask. Never used 8. Unknown Rag. with criticism and called for the resignation of Manchester. Near Inter­ $90. Call after 5pm. 646- Partial contents: chairs, filing cabinets, couch, stoye, lawn 9. M o p ^ 3 growth may ease in the second 5501b. capacity. $50 or best $25. Call 646-4009 and ask mower, mattresses, refrigerator, washing machine, boxes, Planning Director Mark Pellegrini. state, attractive 1 story 9788 ask for Lynn. offer 646-6754. for Carl.o 10. Moped 3 B E R LIN . Conn. (AP) — Super­ quarter.” Baldrige said. "But with misc. Items 11. Intro Motor Nonetheless, the speakers Wednesday continued to brick office building, 3 lower Interest rates, lower infla­ Unit P64 - L.McVeigh, Occupant 12. Motobecon 3 visors overseeing sewer replace­ voice opposition to certain areas of the plan and call much p a rk in g , 4,000 Four drawer dresser with Freezer, Upright model. AKC. Brittany Spaniel Partial contents: boxes of miscellaneous Items 13. Lo-Logutl 3 ment lines should be required to tion and a more competitive dollar, square feet total, will for changes. full swing-type mirror. Excellent Condition. Pups, orange and white Unit F28 - R. Ward, Occupant 14. Sears Reg. complete training courses on elec­ the econorny’s pace should accel­ sub-dIvIde. Reasonable. Has 6" legs. Needs some Frost free. Call after 6pm. $200. 289-6555. Call after Partial contents: bike, choirs, coitfh, mattress, tables, TV , 15. Columbia Reg. High on the list was a proposal to classify land 16. Junior Roadster Reg. trical and natural gas safety. erate during the second half.” The Haves Corp. 646-0131. work. $60. 643-2880. $99 646-6507. 4pm. and mIsc. Items between Interstate 384 and Hackmatack. Prospect 17. Huffy R.0. Northeast Utilities said in a report The economy expanded by 3.7 Unit E7 - J. Naya, Occupant 18. Tyler R « g . issued today. and South Main streets as a medium-high-density A Partial contents: couch, chairs, end tables, sewing machine, 19. BrIdgestone/KabukI 10 percent at an annual rate in the housing zone. The designation would allow a air conditioner, T V , ond misc. Items 20. Whirley )o The report to the National first quarter of this year. The 21. Free Spirit to developer to seek a zone change to build up to 10 Unit A38 - G. Gates, Occupant Transportation Safety Board was Reagan administration has fore­ Partial contents: drums set, couch, choirs, air conditioner, 22. Huffy J2 issued in response to that federal housing units an acre on land that is currently zoned books, and misc. Items 23. Full 10 cast 4 percent growth between the Residence AA. which permits up to two units an acre. 24. Raleigh 10 agency's investigation into the For Information, call 649-6980 25. Huffy 3 Dec. . 1985 explosion at the River final quarter of 1985 and the last During three workshop sessions held over the 26. Raleigh 6 068-05 10 Restaurant in Derby that killed six three months of this year. Herald photo by Pinto winter, the PZC lowered permitted densities called 27. Free Spirit Reg. for in the original plan. When the commission decided M. Royce Union 10 people. Seven of the 11 indicators showed FREE TOWN APVERTISEMENT 29. Ross to Theunis Werkhoven, chairman of the Southwest Property Owners to retain the medium-high-density proposal near Investigators believe that the gains in April, led by a burst of POO OWNERS 30. Columbia 10 Hackmatack Street, many of its members said they 31. Huffy to explosion was caused by natural growth in the money supply that Association an(d a longtime critic of the town’s prop.osed plan of Y would only allow single-family houses to be built in the Section 22-338, General Statutes of the State of Connecticut, 32. Sekine Cycle to gas leaking into the restaurant added 0.49 percent to the index. development, listens at a Wednesday night public hearing as residents requires TH AT ALL DOGS OVER SI X MONTHS OLD MUST 33. Tokora tO from a broken NU natural gas pipe area. They said a developer could never get 10 BE LICEN S ED ON OR B EFO R E JU N E 30, 1986 or at such 34. Superlo to Stock prices, which led March complain about residential density proposalsforthesouthwest section 35. Raleigh in the street outside of the Main advancers with a revised 0.36 time as such dog becomes six months old. Neglect or refusal 10 of tow n. Please turn to page 3 to license a dog will sublect a dog owner to a fine and to 36. Unlvego to Street restaurant. A sewer recon­ percent gain moved the index up Classified Ad arrest. 37. Unknown to struction project was underway at Registration fees are as follows; Neutered Male or Spayed 38. Unknown tO 0.16 percent last month. Female, 84.00; Female or unneutered male, 88.20; Kennel 39. Roll Fast Rea the time. A change in outstanding credit 40. Columbia 3 The NU report doesn’t fix a (when not more than 10 dogs are kept), 853.00. 41. Columbia patterns helped the index by 0.24 3 blame in the explosion. Fill out coupon below (one word per space) and mail: Information required under the low Includes; Owner's nqme 42. Free Spirit to percent. and address. Name of Dog, Sex, Breed, Age and Color Mork- 43. Huffy to But the report by the Berlin- Ings. 44. All-Pro to based company offers five recom­ Among the most encouraing Gas dealers say Lieberman wrong Clearly state name of item and phone number in ad. A VETERINARY CERTIFICATE IS REQUIRED FOR 45. Jeunet to signs was a sharp turnaround in 46. Huffy to mendations. most of which sugge.st SPAYED FEMALE OR NEUTERED MALE NOT PREVI­ new orders for manufacturers Price must be included. OUSLY LICENSED. EFFECTIVE JUNE 1, YOU MUST PRE­ 47. Unknown to improved communications be­ Bv Susan Vaughn sonal. "Lieberman is primarily wholesalers do not make excess down 2 cents Wednesday, he said. SENT A CURRENT RABIES CERTIFICATE WHEN REGIS- 48. Huffy to tween federal and local officials, consumers goods and materials. Herald Reporter running for governor." he profits. They make only 1 to 3 "I don’t think there is any price ■ ERING YOUR DOG. 49. Unknown Reo One item only per ad. 50. Columbia to contractors and utility companies. The indicators added 0.2 percent to contended. percent profit on gross sales "if fixing.” Minicucci said. Officehours will be os follows: Monday through Friday, 8:30 5t. Columbia Wholesale distributors in the Lassow and other distributors they are lucky at the end of the A.M . to 5:00 P.M. 3 For instance. NU recommends the index last month after declines “ We try to maintain a 10-cent-a- 52. Falcon to that "ambiguities over the status area aren't willing to take the complained about the 16-cent-a- year.” he said. Do not use abbreviations. If oyallable, please bring lost year's registration paper with 53. Unknown to of 0.09 percent in February and 0.22 gallon profit margin." he said, you os this will expedite the Issuance of the new license. 54. Horlev 3 and authority" of on-site em­ percent in March. blame for higher gasoline prices in gallon tax on gasoline and the Lieberman's investigation of adding that the amount is not 55. Suzuki 3 ployees working for consulting Connecticut, as the state attorney additional 2-cent gross-receipts wholesalers showed gross profit excessive considering the cost of If you apply for renewal by mall, please enclose last year's 56. Kent 3 Recent gains in the economic N O Pet, Garage, Tag Sale or Commercial ads registration and a stamped addressed enyelope. engineers be clarified. The report barometer that seeks to forecast general’s office said they should tax they must all pay when they margins of up to 700 percent during expenses, such as increasing insu­ following a. recent investigation. buy gasoline from the major oil recent months. But the names of 43 EDWARD TOMKIEL 58. Huffy — Reo suggested that on-site consulting the nation’s economic activity rance rates. accepted. TO W N C LER K 59. Huffy R„- engineers be responsible for carry­ Instead, several distributors in­ companies. companies involved in the investi­ A spokesman for Kasden Fuel MANCHESTER, CONNECTICUT 60. Unknown Reg three-to-six months in advance ing out the duties of their firms. terviewed today blamed the prices Connecticut’s gasoline taxes are gation will not be released because Co., another arja distributor, 075-05 NU also suggested that a com­ have been centered in the financial on high state taxes on gasoline, more than twice the amount of of confidentiality provisions of the would only say that "our margin Ads must be printed on order blanks appearing in the munity receiving federal funds for indicators. strict environmental regulations those in New Jersey, where prices Connecticut Anti-Trust Act. Lieb­ has decreased substantially.” Description Other advancers for the month and increasing insurance rates, as are often being quoted as much erman said. Manchester Herald. NOTICE 63. 2-Mon Bock Sow sewer projects be required to Other major area wholesalers PUBLIC HEARING 64. Hatchet were net business formation, state well as on the major oil companies lower, said Charles Isenberg. Isenberg said the independent refused to comment on the BOARD OF DIRECTORS cxmsult with utilities that own 65. Block Nylon Gym Bog underground facilities near a unemployment insurance claims and Attorney General Joseph I. executive vice president of Inde­ wholesalers are locked into buying investigation. TOWN OF MANCHESTER, CONNECTICUT 66. 35mm Camera 67. Brown Brief Cose proposed construction site during and building permits. Lieberman himself. pendent Connecticut Petroleum at the major oil company prices An informal survey showed Notice Is hereby given thot the Board of Directors, Town of . Red Cooler "The blame should go back to the Association. New Jersey's tax on because of contracts, although he Manchester, Connecticut, will hold a Public Hearing at the 68 the planning process. Among the decliners. the aver­ current retail gasoline prices ■ n 69. Volley boll - red attorney general.” said Arthur gasoline is 8 cents a gallon, he said. said the independent stations still ranging from % cents a gallon to Lincoln Center Hearing Room,494Main Street, Manchester, 70. Bowling boll - black A total of eight lawsuits have age workweek shrank, pulling I Connecticut, on Tuesday, June 3, 1986 at 8:00 P.M. to con­ Lassow. president of Ellsworth The association represents 45 usually have the lowest prices $107.9. About a month ago. some sider and act on the following: Bowling boll - green been filed as a result of the back the index by 0.08 percent. 2 To all Herald 72. Bowling boll - block explosion. Contracts and orders for plant and Lassow Inc. on Oakland independent gasoline wholesalers because of the secondary oil retail prices in the area were as J 3 . Bowling ball - black Street. "The oil companies are whose members run 350 gasoline companies used at some self- readers who I Proposed appropriation to General Fund, equipment knocked it back 0.07 low as 74.9 cents a gallon. Isenberg Budget 1985/86 - Miscellaneous - TR A N SFE R to 74. frousers - size 4T Those named in the suits have getting so darn mad ... at the high stations in the state. They are all service. cash-only gas stations. said. have something { 75. Girl's dress- 1 2 months percent and sensitive materials Capital Improvement Reserve F u n d ...... 850,000.00 76. Boy s shirt and trousers - size 4T included NU. New England Rail­ tax and the trouble the attorney small and family-owned. Isenberg Charles Minicucci. an owner of Another increased cost for gaso­ to be financed by a Grant from the Federal prices were down 0.05 percent. to sell for I Emergency Management Agency. 77. Block and white dress - size 4T road Construction of Bridgeport general is giving them.” said. M & M Oil Service in Bolton, a line stations is a result of new state 78. Axe Vendor performance remained 79. Shovel and Phillip W. Genovese & Asso­ "All he’s done is create work, “ The bottom line is that Connec­ small wholesale distributor, said is regulations requiring all stations Proposed appropriation to Education Special ciates Inc. of Hamden. unchanged in April. 10 T1 12 o r L e s s Prolects - Fund 41 - Existing Account 412, Visu­ to. Bowling boll - red/black hard feelings and get the public ticut stacks up (in prices) with impossible to tell how his suppli­ to replace underground steel oil ’99 I ally Impaired - Budget 1985/86 :...... 812,000.00 81. Volley ball disturbed.” he said. other states” after the taxes and er’s gasoline prices are going to go tanks that are over 15 years old. to be financed by a State Grant. 82. Bowling boll 83. Bowling ball Lassow also said he thought expenses of retailers are taken off. from week to week. Although the Each station will have to spend 13 15 We will run your ad Proposed appropriation to General Fund, 84. Bowling boll Lieberman’s motivation in attack­ Isenberg said. wholesale prices had gone back up $50,000 to $70,000 for the new tanks. 9 Budget 1985/86 Senior Citizens...... 8750.00 85. Bowling boll ing the oil companies was per­ Isenberg said that independent again for awhile, the price went Isenberg said. for 6 days Free of to be financed by a donation and activity fees 86. Radio & tape player T O D A Y ’S HERALD Charge. already received. 87. Girl's bicycle Proposed appropriation to Special Grants - 88. Ladles watch | I 89. Assorted Fond 61 - Phone-a-Rlde Bus, Budget 1986/87...... 876,270.00 90. Purple bog to be financed by a Federal Grant (854,009.00) I Fill out coupon and 91. Dhm meter 8, cose Union complains Index I N am e. and Town contribution (822,261.00) approved Moffett faces new snag; judge withdraws with 1986/87 budget. 92. Metal boseboll bot 24 pogM, 4 goctlons I either mail it or 93. Sickle The owners of the Crestfield- Address bring it to the Proposed appropriation to Special Grants - 94. Shower curtain - blue Fenwood nursing home have dis­ A H u i r n By Mark A. Dupuis decided to pull himself off the Southington and some voters, believed he could have made a fair I Fund 61 - Health Education Program 1986/87 ...... 813,706.00 95. Tate boo • brown R iin in o R f i to be financed by State Grants and Participant 96. Radio 8i tope player criminated against employees who 91-?? United Press International matter because he serves as unable to cast their ballots after decision on the motions filed by P h o n e . Manchester Herald Fees. 97' Hedge trimmer went on strike last winter by P.lnsAiflaH 2 9 -9 4 chairman of the Governor’s Coun­ waiting a half-hour or more, left lawyers for O’NeiH’s delegates and W. Elertric to- chain sow office. Proposed additional appropriation to Special . Cooler denying them paid vacation time, P n m l r » 1 A HARTFORD — Democrat Toby cil on Mental Retardation. the polls without voting. Southington town officials. Grants Fund 61 - Day Care Services, MELC 99 One ad a month only 1W. Brief cose - brown the union that represents the CrinnArtiriit fi 7 Moffett ran into a new snag today The judge’s decision means a He is seeking a rerun of the Valid thru School Age Program for period October 1,1986 However, Barall said he was to September 30, 1987...... 873,036.00 12J- ft*^®7ted hub COPS workers has charged. The New Fntnrtninm ant 1 7 in his legal fight to overturn the further delay in court proceedings primary with hopes of getting the per family 102. Holy Bible England Health Care Employees concerned about public perception May 31, 1986 (No phone calls to be funded by a Grant from the State of Con­ 103. Axe F n r i i R 1?^ results of last week’s gubernator- over Moffett's suit, which is 14 delegates Southington will send necticut, Deportment of Human Resources. Union. District 1199. has filed a because he serves on the Gover­ __ One Item Onlv ] « ’ i S “ !' F'o*flc oos container 1 o ra l nayuR f).4 n ia l delegate primary in seeking a rerun of the Southington to the Democratic state convention ______accepted)___ Proposed Ordinance - Regulation of Use of Sanitary Land­ I S ' f S** • Plo*fle oos container complaint with the National Labor primary where O'Neill was de­ nor’s Council on Mental Retarda­ fill. (Copies of the Proposed Ordinance may be seen In he 1 n t t n r y 9 Southington. in July, where Moffett and O’Neill I S ' ^ S® • Plo»*l9 oos container Relations Board. Story on page 4. Superior Court Judge Herbert clared the winner by 61 votes. are vying for the gubernatorial tion. an appointment made by the Town Clerk's Office during business hours). !2Z' 4 Gal. red plastic gas con n h l t i m r l o R governor. 108. Green/whlte cooler ft The case is now .scheduled to be D p l n l n n Barall. who had been taking nomination. All public meetings of the Town of Manchester are held at lo­ 109. Red/white coaler A testimony on motions to dismiss heard in West Hartford Superior Moffett is about 25 delegates "That public perception may cations which are accessible to handicapped citizens. In ad­ 110. Red/whIte cooler Sunny and warm P a n p l R 9 dition, handicapped Individuals requiring an auxiliary aldin 111. Baseball glove, fielder's Moffett's lawsuit over the Sou­ Court by Judge Thomas H. Corri­ short of the 270 needed at the state sometimes be as important as S p n r t R 1 0 - 1 ? lianri|ffitpr Hrralft order to facilitate their participation at meetings should 112. Wollet, camouflage green Sunny and warm today with a thington primary, disqualified gan. who plans to begin taking convention to force O’Neill into a reality.” he said from the bench in contact the Town at 647-3123 one week prior to the scheduled 113. Wallet, ton high around 80. Partly cloudy T A l n u l R i n n 1 7 himself from the case today. testimony at 2 p.m. Friday. statewide primary in September to Hartford Superior Court. "We meeting so that appropriate arrangements can be made. 114. Rolling Stones block wallet OnltArt .RtRtAR 1fl 115. 110 size 3-oock film tonight with a low of 55 to 65. Partly Barall said he was sure he could Moffett contends some voting decide the nomination. have to walk, if you wish, a fine line 16 Bralnard Place STEPHEN T. CASSANO, SECRETARY sunny Friday with a high around W A R l t l A r 9 Manchester BOARD OF DIRECTORS 116. Man's gold colored ring - no stones impartially decide whether the machines were not working when In di.squalifying himself from the to avoid any perception the process 117. Hydraulic floor lack 80.. Details on page 2. W n r i r i the polls opened May 20 in Doted ot Manchester, Connecticut this 23rd day of May, 1986. 118. 4-wov lug wrench 19 case should be thrown out, but Southington case. Barall said he is anything but fair." 078-05 MANCHESTER HERALD. Thursday, May 29. 1986 — 3 t - MANCHESTER HERALD. Thursday. May 29, 1986 WEATHER Changes don’t Houses please critics raffled Today’s forecast Contlnned front page 1 Bush Hill Road neighborhood, Connecticut, Massachusetts and Rhode Island: ilngle-famlly houses Into an acre, while Republican Director Tho­ again Sunny and warm today. Highs in the 80s inland and thus making the neighborhood safe mas Ferguson agreed with other 70s along the coast. Partly cloudy tonight with lows from heavy construction. critics and said increased develop­ 55 to 65. Partly sunny Friday with a chance of an But some residents were not ment along Hackmatack Street, afternoon or evening thunderstorm in the western convinced. where he lives, will bring too much Mortgage snafu traffic to the area. hills. Continued warm. Highs in the 80s inland. 70s " It’s as If someone took that " I have one piece of property,” along the shore. piece of land and dropped It In the keeps couple out Fogarty told the commission. “ It Maine: Partly sunny today with a chance of a middle of an AA zone and you want took me my whole life to get It. and shower or thundershower this afternoon and to put to units an acre,” Beverly I want you gentlemen to help me By Alex GIrelll evening. Highs in the 70s north to low 80s south, Malone of Prospect Street said. protect It.” Associate Editor She said that If the maximum except cooler along the coast. Mostly clear tonight. "It has since become a raceway number of units were built In the Lows 45 to 55. Partly sunny Friday with a chance of commonly known as the Hackma­ All and Lynette EsIami will not area, Hackmatack Street would a shower up north. Highs near 70 far north and in tack 500.” Ferguson said of his have to absorb about 350 new living be able to buy one of the houses the 70s to low 80s south. street. “ If this proposed change is units. This would create a danger­ being built under town contract on New Hampshire: Partly sunny today with a put through, it will be an example Love Lane after all. chance of a shower or thundershower this ous traffic situation, many resi­ dents said. of spot zoning. This is strictly a The Esiamis. who rent an afternoon and evening. Highs 75 to 80 north and in hard kick in the teeth.” Dorothea Murphy, who lives on apartment at 30C Channing Drive, the 80s south. Mostly clear tonight. Lows 45 to 55. Mary Johnson, who also lives on Hackmatack Street, said she and failed to qualify for a mortgage Partly sunny Friday with a chance of a shower Hackmatack Street, said she other residents made sizable in­ and had to withdraw from consid­ north. Highs in the 70s north to 80s south. moved to Manchester from Long vestments when they bought their eration Wednesday. Vermont: Sunshine, some high clouds and warm houses years ago. Island after spot zoning "ruined” A new lottery was held Wednes­ her town. She asked the PZC not to today. Chance of thunderstorms north late this day afternoon and Samay and “ Now you’re going to come along let that happen in Manchester. afternoon. Highs in the 80s. Partly cloudy and mild Today In history and insult us by putting in Kongheo Vilayvong of 74 Wells St. Others complained about the tonight with lows in the 50s. Sunny in the morning matchbook houses." she said. "It proposal in the plan to upgrade won the right to pu rchase the house Friday, then clouding up in the afternoon. Chance is an absolute insult to the the Esiamis had hoped to buy. rk of showers north. Highs 75 to 85. On this date in 1985, British soccer fans attacked Italian Parker Street between 'Tolland intelligence of the people of Turnpike and East Center Street In a lottery held for another Love fans preceding the European Cup final in Brussels, Manchester.” from a collector road to a minor Lane house, Kenneth and Gail Belgium. The resulting stadium stampede killed 38 Two members of the Manchester arterial. Clapp of 141 Eldridge St. were the 2 Extended outlook people, including 31 Italians, and injured 400. Above, an Board of Directors attended the Roadways are classified by the winners. meeting and joined residents in state Department of Transporta­ Only one drawing had been Extended outlook for New England Saturday injured fan is carried to safety. criticizing some density proposals. Sunny and warm tion based on the amount of traffic scheduled for Wednesday, but less through Monday: Democratic Director James Fo­ they can handle. According to the than an hour before the 2 p.m. Connecticut, Massachusetts and Rhode Island: garty asked for protection in his Today: Sunny and warm with a high around 80. Tonight: Partly cloudy D O T. a collector road should be a drawing, the Esiamis notified Chance of showers Saturday and again Sunday. ‘with a low of 55 to 65. Friday: Partly sunny with a high around 80. 32-foot-wide street with a 60-foot Visions Unlimited of Tolland, Fa ir Monday. Highs in the 80s except 70s over the Today’s weather picture was drawn by Shannon Armstrong of Bolton, a right of way. A minor arterial which is building 14 “starter” south coast. Lows in the 50s to lower 60s. Almanac fourth-grader at Bolton Elementary School. should be approximately 42 feet Herald photo by Pinto houses under contract with the 9 Vermont: Showers and mild Saturday. Highs in Atmosphere wide with a 70-fool right of way. town, that they could not get the 70s. Lows in the 50s. Cool and dry Sunday and If Parker Street is upgraded, the Planning Director Mark Pellegrini ex­ map and proposed Comprehensive Plan financing. Today is Thursday. May 29, the In 1790, Rhode Island became Monday. Highs 60 to 70. Lows in the 40s. is different town will have to pay to widen the plains the type of development the town of Development were the subject of a New Hampshire and Maine: Chance of showers 149th day of 1986 with 216 to the last of the original 13 states to When the Esiamis initially won road. The plan proposes to change would like to see in certain sections of Saturday into Sunday. F a ir Monday. Highs in the follow. ratify the U.S. Constitution. the road classification because, public hearing Wednesday at llling the right to buy one of the houses. upper ,50s and 60s. Lows in the 40s to low ,50s. The moon is approaching its In 1953, Sir Edmund Hillary of As the crowd filed out of the town officials have said, increased Manchester. The proposed land-use Junior High School. Visions was unable to contact them SEATTLE last quarter. New Zealand became the first tiling Junior High School cafeteria development in the area has because they were on vacation and The morning stars are Mars person in recorded history to at the close of Wednesday’s generated more traffic on the announced it would hold another BOSTON and Jupiter. reach the top of Mount Everest in hearing on Manchester’s proposed street. raffle for the house. Alan Robbins Across the nation The evening stars are Mer­ Nepal, Comprehensive Plan of Develop­ Residents asked that the road of Bolton intervened, however, and cury, Venus and Saturn. ment. Planning Director Mark not be reclassified between Wood- What does the plan mean? located the Esiamis at the home of In 1977, a flash fire swept Pellegrini stayed behind trying to NEW YORK Scattered showers and thunderstorms will Those born on this date are bridge and East Center streets a friend in California. He put extend from the Southeast across the lower Gulf through a nightclub in South- explain the thinking behind the because of potential hazards. 77 under the sign of Gemini. They Visions and the Esiamis in contact, gate. Ky., killing 162 people and plan to a group of residents. "When I walk to 7-Eleven from Bv John F. Kirch Coast, eastern Texas. Oklahoma and eastern include patriot Patrick Henry in The master plan sets more averting a new drawing. SAN FRANCISCO injuring 30. The atmosphere stood, in sharp my house. I find myself walking on Herald Reporter general goals. It does not usually portions of Colorado and New Mexico, and from the 1736: Ebenezer Butterick, inven­ Ali EsIami said this morning contrast to the one that prevailed my neighbors’ lawns to avoid being talk about housing types or specific central Plains to the middle Mississippi Valley. tor of the tissue paper dress In 1985. British soccer fans at two previous public hearings on News Analysis that he and his wife were very attacked Italian fans preceding hit by cars.” said Ray Lasky of Manche.ster resident Eugene A. requirements included in LOS Showers will be scattered over northern New pattern, in 1826: actress Beatrice the plan, when residents called for disappointed that they could not England the European Cup final in Parker Street. He said the street Sierakowski stood at the podium regulations. Lillie in 1898: movie composer Pellegrini to resign and members during Wednesday’s public hear­ get financing. But “ nothing can be 29.77 Brussels, Belgium. The resulting has many grades and curves with a Erich Wolfgang Korngold in of the Planning and Zoning Com­ ing to speak in opposition to the For example, the town’snew plan done about it.” he said. LOWEST ^29 stadium stampede killed 38 25-mile-per-hour speed limit that is ment. In I%3. Manchester’s first 1897: entertainer Bob Hope in mission seemed more interested in ignored by many motorists. town’s proposed new Comprehen­ plan was adopted by the Planning proposes mostly "low-density” EsIami said he still hopes to be TEMPERATUREiS people, including 31 Italians, and 1903 (age 83): boxer Tony Zale in packing up their gear and getting sive Plan of Development. and Zoning Commission. designations for the southwest able to buy a house some day. Air quality report injured 400. Also criticized briefly was the • MIAMI 1913 (age 73): and John F. home alive than staying around to plan’s proposal for a connector In so doing. Sierakowski raised But tremendous growth in popu­ section of Manchester, which When he learned originally that HARTFORD — The slate Department of Kennedy. 35th president of the talk to angry critics. road between Keeney and South an important question: Just what is lation and development has made would allow a developer to build he was a winner, the Iranian-born “ They were remarkably well- a plan of development? anywhere from one to three LEGEND- Environmental Protection reported that the air United States, in 1917. A thought for the day: Presi­ Main streets. that plan obsolete, and planning EsIami said. "Nowhere else in the behaved.” commission member In general, it is a physical plan of housing units an acre. world would something like this 60 quality was moderate on Wednesday except in On this date in history: dent John Kennedy said in his The proposed plan of develop­ officials have been at work for over IRAM [•:;;./jswow William Bayer said with a smile. a city or town that translates social East Hartford, where it was good. It was expected In 14,53. Constantinople (now ment. if approved by the PZC. will four years to come up with a new In a low-density area, only zones happen — only in America.” inaugural address, "Ask not That appeared to be at least and economic goals into a descrip­ one. AIR lo'he good to moderate on Thursday. Istanbul), capital of the Byzan­ act as a policy guide for all that limit develop.ment to between The houses being built on town- ^ SHOW ERS^ FLOW what your country can do for partly due to changes the proposal tion of how. why, when and where L a . land-use derisions over at least the The new plan, like the old one. owned land are designed for UPl WEATHER FOTOCAST <& tine Em pire, was captured by you: ask what you can do for that stemmea from residents’ residential and commercial build­ one and threeunitsan acre would be the Turks. next 10 years. It will replace a plan would be a guide — not a set of included — like Rural Residence. Manchester residents who are your country.” criticism. Three workshop ses­ adopted in 1963 that some planning ings should be constructed and zoning regulations. Thereare.some sions were held during the winter what land should be perserved. Residence A and Residence AA, first-time home buyers and who officials have said is virtually major differences. According to planningy^offlcials. to revise proposals in the 10-year Such a plan, as indicated by its meet income guidelines. High and low useless now. Zoning regulations set out tozone developers would not be able to ask land-use guide that residents op­ name, is "comprehensive.” cover­ The prices of the houses do not The two previous hearings re­ each parcel in town and set for rezoning to Residence B. where National forecast N E W Y O R K — The highest temperature posed at the hearings last year. ing past and future land-u.se include the $11.000 cost of the land Lottery vealed widespread opposition to requirements in each. Along with up to four units an acre are reporteo Wednesday by the National Weather The commission is planning to patterns in an entire town. It is also on which they are built. The town During early Friday morning, showers and thunderstorms are forecast the higher-density proposals the density figures, a zoning regulation permitted, in an area designated as hold a fourth workshop session by a policy statement, covering a will hold a mortgage on the land for parts of the Southern Plains. Showers and thunderstorms are Service, excluding Alaska and Hawaii, was 109 town made for the southwest and establishes requirements forbuild- low density. degrees at Lake Havasu City and Gila Bend. Ariz. the second week in June. PZC northeast sections of town. Except community’s rate of growth and ing size, front and back yard sizes and the owners will pay off that A Chairman Alfred W. Sieffert Sr. possible in the Central and most of the Southern Plains States. and at Laughlin. Nev. The low was 33 degrees at Connecticut daily: Weekly: 451, 7668, 89142 and for two areas, most of those setting goals on how that growth and the type of housing or If Manchester’s plan makes it mortgage in a lump sum 20 years said. Neither he nor any other Elsewhere, the weather will be fair. Laramie. Wyo. 240499. proposals were lowered during will be accommodated. commercial development that is necessary to change some of the after they buy the houses. Wednesday: 492 commission member was willing three workshop .sessions held by In 1958. the state Legislature permitted For example, two- zoning regulations, as planning Tri-state daily: 382 and 3352. to discuss what changes might be The rights to buy all 14 houses Play Four: 6178 the PZC throughout the winter. passed a law requiring all munici­ family houses are permitted in a officials have said it might, those made or whether a fourth public have been raffled off at least once. Massachusetts daily: 0543. A fourth workshop is being palities in Connecticut to prepare Residence B zone, but not in a Rural changes would have to come before other lottery numbers drawn hearing will be held. When a winner fails to qualify, a Megabucks: 2-11-13-15-24-36. planned, officials said. and adopt master plans of develop- Residence zone. townspeople in a public hearing. in New England Wednesday: Weekly: Yellow 457, Blue 58, and new raffle is held. PEOPLE Rhode Island daily: 6710. White 8. M CC seminar participants get an earful of expert humor Y

toughest part of this ceremony — gelling it By John Mitchell cording to Goodman’s definition, the person being attacked “ rolls "there are 31 different flavors of one school counselor who skipped said. Glimpses all together ” Top cadet Herald Reporter humor is "one approach to creat­ with the punches” and maintains humor out there.” work to li.sten to the speakers. She Even students at MCC picked up ing people who are inverse his honor by turning the attack Participants, mostly profession­ said humor helps give her job a Sally Field says sne turned down the role hints. They could be seen reading For the first time in the 32-year history of Visitors to Manchester Com­ paranoids.” back upon the attacker. als in the teaching and health different perspective. posters plastered on the walls at that made Kathleen Turner a box-office star Sellers talks the Air Force Academy, the top graduating munity College might have noticed He had audience members at the He demonstrated by telling a fields, attended the conference to “ It’s one way of stopping bur­ the center that included quotes like in "Romancing the Stone." Field made that cadet is a woman. Terrle Ann McLaughlin, the hand-written signs stuck on Lowe Program Center press nick­ story about actress Eve Arden. learn to deal with stress through nout,” she said. one from Garrison Keillor, which revelation during a talk at the Smithsonian ‘Victoria Sellers -_the daughter of Britt 21. of Naperville. 111., was chosen for the select telephone poles Wednesday. els to their foreheads, then told Her leading man in a production humor. Florence Robins, a psychiatric summed up the whole conference: Institution and also said she wants to branch Ekiand and the late Peter Sellers — will them to play basketball by drop­ honor by her commanders and other cadets "Hum or Conference.” the first once .set her up for a practical joke nurse from New York, had a "Humor is not a trick, not jokes. out. “ I have ambitions to do everything — in testify against one of the people she was ping the nickels into the cupped “ FO R A B O U T 10 years I ’ve been because of her academic achievements and one read, followed by a time, date on stage by rigging a telephone to different reason for attending. Humor is a presencein the world — acting." she said. " I mean I don’t want to be hands of the people next to them. It saying to myself, 'someday I ’m involved with in a cocaine ring in exchange her military mien. "There was some and an arrow leading the way. It ring, an action not called for in the "I hope to get some ideas about like grace — and shines on was his way of illustrating that going to go to a program.’’’ said president or anything" ... "Dallas” star for a lighter sentence. The actress pleaded question as to whether women belong in a was followed by notes along the script. Arden picked up the phone using humor in my own work. ’’ she everybody” "one of the keys in humor is having Victoria Principal has a date at the White guilty to a single count of concealing a felony, military academy environment.” McLaugh­ campus drive that read: "Humor and gave it to the actor, saying the faith to let go.” House Thursday with President Reagan. She which comes with a three-year prison lin said. “ I hope that in the future women can — You’re Getting Warmer.” and " It’s for you.” "Th a t’s aikido.” Goodman said. and Joey Navarre, 11. of Houston, a sufferer sentence. Sellers. 23 could have gotten 20 now say we really belong at the academy and "Humor — You Made It.” GOODMAN PRACTICES the He urged audience members to of juvenile rheumatoid arthritis, are promot­ years and is expected to be on the witness we can do as much as anyone else.” for the man who creates The idea was to get participants technique of "aikido” with humor, collect funny newspaper clippings ing May as National Arthritis Month ... stand Friday in Newark. N .J. The charge McLaughlin will be a second lieutenant in the Producer David Wolper says his Fourth of that was dropped said Sellers lured a rival in the proper frame of mind for a a Japane.se martial art in which and sayings, and told them that Air Force while continuing her studies at Female Firsts one-day conference called July-Statue of Liberty extravaganza in New cocaine dealer to a meeting in California Stanford this fall. Her goal is a career in "Humor and Creative Living — York will top the show he put on for the during which her live-in boyfriend and Helen Boosalis, seen here, and her opponent, Kay Orr, research and military contracts. For the Joy and Health of it.” opening and closing ceremonies qf the 1984 manager. Reed Wallace, 30. the alleged recently won primary races in Nebraska, setting up the which was sponsored by the MCC Olympics. In Los Angeles Wolper says he leader of the operation, beat him up. Sellers first all-female gubernatorial race in history. In 1924, IMPRESSIONS Older Adults Association, the was limited by the stadium. “Here. I'm on appeared at age 14 with her mother in the Nuke aid Nellie Taylor Ross of Wyoming became the first woman college and the Hartford Insurance the water, on the parks.” he said on "Th e film "The Great Wallendas" and recently governor. Another woman, Miriam “ Ma” Ferguson of Group. CBS Morning News." " I'm on islands. I ’m all was the subject of a nude pictorial in The Soviets are adopting a Western rock Texas, was elected on the same day as Ross. Ferguson The conference included five Tie & Collar Him over the city of New York. The logistics is the Playboy. 'n' roll tactic. Russian musicians will play a ran for office after her predecessor, who happened also workshops led by speakers such as benefit concert Friday in a 22.000-seat Hal Horton, also known as Shorty to be her husband, was impeached. “ Ma” wasn’t much 2 stadium in Moscow with the proceeds going the Clown, who dressed lecture to the Chernobyl nuclear disaster fund. The better; she, too, was almost impeached. group members in hats and plastic rumor in Moscow was that Bruce Spring­ DRESS SHIRTS DO Y O U K N O W — What amendment gave women red noses while explaining the art steen would take part, but it’s not true. "So of bringing out the laughter in far we have no musicians from abroad who the right to vote? others. Horton, a West Hartford 4 DAYS ONLY! are planning to give concerts but if an WEDNESDAY'S ANSWER — Cambodia Is also known as resident, regularly takes his act to American artist or any other would like to, Kampuchea. nursing homes and hospitals. May 28 thru May 31 we would be happy to consider any such request.” said a spokeswoman from the ,''i.Zi|.HIi______KnciwIi'dKi' llnlimiti'd. Ini'. 1988 V IN C E ROGERS, an associate Ministry of Culture. One of the big Soviet professor of education at the 9 A sparkling A Newspaper in Education Program University of Connecticut, dis­ names on the bill is Alla Pugachova, who Sponsored by accessory for the cussed how serious situations can performs in go-go boots, miniskirts and hair man of The Manchester Herald be touched effectively with humor, that is sometimes blonde, sometimes green distinction. The and sometimes orange. and Gerontologist Karol Ferguson Also for the man explained how older people can brilliant diamond of distinction, is set in superbly nurture creativity and humor in personalized 14k Reg. *25 to ‘29" Elvis lives their lives. crafted 14k yellow gold Manchester Herald yellow gold collar pins Give every suit and sport coat you own Keynote speaker Joel Goodman, design. The tie Truly devoted and truly rich Elvis Presley director of the Humor Project in $48. a new lease on life with Y.S.L. Euro­ USPS 327-500 VOL. CV. No. 203 tac that makes fans will want to get in touch with Wade Saratoga Springs. N.Y., stressed every occasion a pean look dress shirts. 8 solid colors Williams, a Sepulveda. Calif., audio engi­ Published dally except Sunday Suggested carrier rates sre $1.50 that humor is “ the cheapest form and assorted stripes at the lowest price and certain holidays by the Man­ special occasion. neer. 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Conn. 06040. signed to help broaden people’s DOWNTOWN VERNON for the taping, which was done for a advertisement, or to report a news perceptions of what comedy really item, story or picture Idea, call 643- MANCHESTER TRI-CITY PLAZA television special, and kept the black-and- is. G o rm a n said. GUARANTEED DELIVERY: It 2711. Ottice hours are 8:30 a m. to 5 OFfN OAHY 9 30-S 30 white monitor tape as a souvenir (the you don’t receive your Herald by p m. Monday through Friday. In his’talk. Goodman covered the OFfN WfO . TNUn UPl photo THURS III 9 00 I JUEGATS I Presley estate has the original color tapes). 5:30 p.m. weekdays or 8 a m. Satur­ comedy gamut, quoting from A F*t III 9 00 MONKEYING AROUND — The Monkees, America's answer to the Beatles, ” We will also give the buyer the half-inch day, please telephone your carrier. Steve Allen (“ Nothing is funnier cMi£/iae&'W^Jewelers Since 1885 It you’re unable to reach your car­ The Manchester Herald Is a mem­ video recorder that we used to record the than the unintended humor of ^ BRISTOL FARMINGTON HARTFORD MANCHESTER MERIDEN MILFORD gather in New York City Wednesday to celebrate their 20th anniversary and rier. call subscriber service at M 7- ber o( the Associated Press, a sub­ reality”) and Victor Borge tape and backstage passes and other 9946 by 6:30 p.m. weekdays or 10 a. ’ n e w HAVEN SOUTHBURY TORRINGTON TRUMBULL WAIERBURY LINCOLN I announce a nationwide tour. From left, Davy Jones, Peter Tork and Mickey scriber to United Press Interna­ ("Laughter is the shortest dis­ m memorabilia from the shows,” Williams m. Saturdays (or guaranteed deliv­ tional news services and a member Michaels Chaige/Masief Caril/Visa/Ameocan Expiess tance between two people” ). Ac­ Dolenz will begin their 93-date tour in Atlantic City, N.J., on Friday. Thefourth says. "The only thing I ’m keeping is the belt ery in Manchester. ot the Audit Bureau o( Circulations. Monkee, Michael Nesmith, won’t be making the trip. buckle that Elvis wanted me to have.” 4 - MANCHESTER HERALD. Thursday. May 29. 1986 MANCHESTER HERALD, Thursday. May 29. 1986 - » District voters Connecticut In Brief Barge afloat with oil cargo intact

Chiefs remark could cost him Job NEW LONDON (UPI) - A tow the barge to a port on Staten barge capable ot lilting 600 tons, Tuesday, work was stalled to lift it barge that sank six months ago in Island. divers and work crews decided to when strong currents threatened OK sewer pian ~ When firefighters wanted to cut the lawn at Long Island Sound was afloat The operation had posed a raise the stern late Wednesday and to rip it loose from its hoisting their Highland Avenue firehouse, the chief kiddingly told them to today with its cargo of 840.000 challenge to the Coast Guard in a buy a goat. began pumping out water, said cables. gallons of healing oil intact .ending race against time since the barge Coast Guard Petty Officer Richard Leader argues data correct, On Wednesday, the firefighters did just that, and now the a successful attempt by the Coast sank upside-down in 185 feel of Schnurr. The divers from the Donjon Chief Ignazio C. DelBuono’s job is in jeopardy. Guard to prevent a potentially water in the treacherous waters of A total of about 135 gallons of oil Marine Co. of Hillside. N.J., which but says board is flexible Something has to be done regarding his remarks,” said major pollution problem. “The Race" at the eastern tip of has been cleaned from the surface was hired by the Coast Guard as M ayor Joseph Santopietro. The stern of the barge was Long Island. of the water during the month-long part of the operation, used a The mayor said he’s ordered the city’s corporate counsel to brought to the surface shortly U nable to salvage the 240-fool operation, all of which was be­ Derrick Century 500 barge as the By George Layng authority that provides sewer review the chief's job performance. before 10 p.m. Wednesday, cap­ barge during the fierce winter lieved to have been trapped on the main workhorse to lift the barge. Herald Reporter se rvice and fire protection to m ost “ It is being reviewed right now," the m ayor said of the chief’s ping a $2.2 m illio n operation that season on the Sound, the Coast top of the barge when it sank, Throughout the operation, div­ ers repeatedly inspected the barge of northern Manchester. Cur­ job performance. “ In jeopardy ? I’d say so." began May 4 to salvage the vessel Guard had to wait for fairer Schnurr said. to be sure it remained in good Residents of the Eighth Utilities rently those residents are served The incident began, firefighters say, after repeated requests that sank Nov. 23 while being weather to begin salvage efforts. On May 17, the barge was lifted by individual septic systems. condition and its cargo sections District Wednesday night autho­ for a lawnmower, and the chief responded with a series of towed from New Jersey to Boston. The Coast Guard also wanted to from 185 feet of water, uprighted Joyner said they have annually were still intact. rised their government to borrow one-liners, including: “ Get a goat. ” The final lift was completed raise the vessel before hot and towed to about 48 feet of water up to $1.5 m illio n to pay fo r a new asked the district for sewer service after divers worked through the weather, when the thick heating oil The goat trucked in Wednesday wore a shirt labeled: “ Mower 1 off Fishers Island in Block Island Coast Guard officials are investi­ sewer line to serve northwestern because of drainage problems. He WFD.” day and night to hook cables to the would begin to thin and lead to a Sound. gating whether the owner of the Manchester. said the district’s planned trunk bow and stern of the barge in possible major spill that could The divers spent several days barge, the Ekiof Marine Corp. of The unanimous decision by sewer would solve their problems shallow water off Fishers Island. devestate the delicate ecology of patching the ves.sel before at­ Staten Island. N.Y.. can be proven about 75 residents came during the and similar difficulties expe­ Judge puts halt to sale of dump A fte r a final Coast G u ard inspec­ the area’s many exposed tidal tempting the final lift. responsible for the sinking so that district's annual meeting at Wad­ rienced by homeowners along tion today to determine its sea­ flats, estuaries and marshes. After using cables attached to it can be forced to pay for the dell School. But district President Tolland Turnpike. STRATFORD — A Superior Court judge has issued-an worthiness. officials planned to W ith the bow alongside a derrick one side to flip the 400-ton barge on operation, he said. Walter Joyner, who won another "We got problems on Tolland injunction stopping Stratford from purchasiing a coveted landfill term in office at the meeting, said Turnpike and North Main Street. in Brooklyn that the town of Brooklyn also wants. no final decision has been made on The route Lombardi has recom­ Stratford’s city council agreed Tuesday to pay $2 m illion for how to proceed with construction mended takes care of these prob­ the 54-acre landfill. of the line. lems," Joyner said. Teacher bill unlikely until next week But Windham County Superior Judge Richard C. Noren on “Our decisions aren't cast in “ I haven't seen anything yet that Wednesday blocked the sale of the private landfill at the request stone." Joyner said after the (indicates) Lombardi's survey By Judd Everhart leaders. gone up less than II percent from of Brooklyn First Selectman Ernest Ouellet. Whealon said the conference is in meeting. should just be thrown out the The Associated Press He said that once the informa­ the previous year to renegotiate favor of a just wage system for all The selectman applied for an injunction to give townspeople in Earlier Wednesday, town offi­ window," he added. Joyner tion is received, probably by the teacher contracts. teachers. But. he said, the organi­ his community time to vote on whether Brooklyn should cials again criticized engineering pointed to flow meters Lombardi HARTFORD — Senate Majority end of the week, a bill couid be "W e 're still w orking on tryin g to zation that represents all four condemn the property for its own use. data used by the district to support placed earlier this year on both the Leader Reginald J. Smith says it ready by early next week. The find out exactly how we can gel by Connecticut Roman Catholic dio­ 2 its plans for the project. At a Adams Street line and the Inter­ Brooklyn’s attorney, Gregory A. Sharp, claimed in the will be next week at the earliest House and Senate might then vote the impasse between the Senate ceses fears the legislators “may morning news conference, town ceptor that show the Interceptor injunction request that the small rural community in before a bill is ready on teacher by June 5 on the bill. and the House on the mandatory not realize the im pact which Herald photo by Pinto officials charged that a study has the greater capacity to handle northeastern Connecticut would be irreparably harmed by pay raises and local education The General Assembly convened minimum salary. We're looking at increased public school salaries prepared for the district by Lom­ the expected waste. Stratford’s purchase of the landfill because it would be left with improvements. a special session last week to settle Eighth Utilities District Directors Thomas Landers, left, a couple or three different con­ would have on the non-public opposition during the district’s annual meeting at bardi Associates of Vernon is no permanent solid waste disposal site. A lock of data on the recent the teacher pay-raise issue. A $90 cepts for doing that.” he said, educational system, specifically and Willard Marvin stand next to President Walter Joyner Waddell School. At right is district legal counsel John D. inaccurate and conflicts with the history of local public school million version of the bill died May without elaborating. on Connecticut Catholic schools." • town's master sewer plan. teacher .salary increases kept 7. the last day of the regular 1986 Smith said he was keeping the Wednesday night after all three were re-elected without LaBelle Jr., who served as moderator at the meeting. THE TOWN has contended that William J. Wholean. executive Waterbury chairman backs O ’Neill Republican legislative leaders session office of Democratic Gov. William \ the district can use no more of the director of the Connecticut Ca­ AT ISSUE is where to connect Interceptor’s capacity because it from completing work Wedne.sday Smith declined to discuss specif­ A O’Neill informed of progress on W ATERBURY — Democratic Town Chairman Thomas F. tholic Conference, said the in­ the district's planned trunk sewer is c u rre n tly exceeding the am ount on a compromise bill. ics of the bill they were putting 4he bill. O'Neill had supported the 9 creased salaries for public school line, which is designed mainly to Gahan, who was supporting Toby Moffett in his bid to wrest this Smith. R-New Hartford, said the together, but he said preserving version that died May 7. of flow that it paid for when it teachers would increase the exist­ Sth’s voters keep leaders, hike taxes serve new development in the helped fund construction of the year's Democratic gubernatorial nomination from Gov. W illiam leaders were awaiting information local autonomy is paramount. The Connecticut Catholic Con­ ing $5,000-to-$6.000 gap between Buckland area. Under the dis­ Interceptor. But district legal A. O’Neill, is now heading the O’Neill campaign in Waterbury. on recent pay raises that he said Senate Republicans have balked at ference. meanwhile, is making a trict's plans, the line would extend Moffett lost W aterbury's delegate prim ary last week to O'Neill was available from the slate making any provisions manda­ public and parochial school counsel John D. LaBelle Jr. said final pitch to legislators to help salaries south from a point just below by 43 votes. The loss of the city's 49-member delegation to the Teacher Retirement Board tory. preferring to provide incen­ non-public schools be competitive Wednesday the district is w illing to That would all but destroy any Sadloski fends off challenger In sole contest at annual meeting Interstate 84 to 'Tolland Turnpike, convention may have doomed Moffett’s bid to qualify for a "Until we gel the final piece of tives in the form of state grants to with public schools. pay extra for the additional use of competition between the two sys­ run east along North Main Street, prim ary against the governor in September. information concerning teacher towns willing In raise salaries The Most Rev. John F. Whealon the Interceptor. tems. he said By George Loyng Landers said Litrico asked him service. The current charge is 2 government. and then connect with the North " I f it ’s a m atter of paying forthe Marc Caplan, Moffett's campaign manager, said Thursday salaries and the history of salary- The hill that was defeated in the archbishop of Hartford, sent a Herald Reporter Tuesday to nominate her for the m ills for each service. In a nominating speech for Manchester Interceptor. cost, we’ll pay the added cost." he that the cam paign had been told by Gahan that he had agreed to growth. w e’ re re a lly not going to Senate on the last day of I he session letter last week to all slate Referring to the conference's post. He agreed becau.se he has The budget approved Wednes­ Landers. Andrew Katkauskas of The hookup with the Interceptor, said. head up the O’Neill effort. have anything that we can (use In) would have required a minimum senators and stale representatives plea for help. Wholean said. “ If we A challenge to Treasurer Betty known her for a long tim e he said. day calls for spending uf$l.221.928. Tolland Turnpike said Landers is a main line that runs along the negotiate the final package" starting teacher’s salary of asking that they consider the plight don't get this I can’t see how our Joyner said the district has been "W e understand his decision as head of the Waterbury town Sadloski’s bid to remain in office Litrico also phoned district fire­ Of that amount. $91,076 w ill be "a steadfast guardian of district Hockanum River and carries Smith said after a S'/y-hour meet­ $20,000 It also would have required of private schools during the schools are going to last much flexible in drafting its plans. In committee to support where the delegation is going.” Caplan for another year was the only fighters and asked for their sup­ carried over from the current rights. We need a fighter — Tom is district waste to the town's treat­ ing with the three other lop GOP towns where salary accounts had special session. longer.” particular, he cited a split sewer sa id. surprise at the Eighth Utilities port, Landers said. fiscal year to cover the purchase of that fighter." ment plant on Olcott Street, would manhole, or Y-valve. on Tolland Gahan had said he made his decision in the interest of unifying District's annual meeting Wednes­ Sadloski. who was out of town, fire equipment that has been be made near where North Main Turnpike that the district has the local Democratic Party and of having Democrats take day. where five other officials ran w ill be serving her fourth one-year ordered but has not yet arrived. Robert Bletchman. head of the Street intersects with the river. agreed to include in order to allow , control of the General Assembly in the fall elections. unopposed and voters passed a term as treasurer of th e d istricl .'an In nominating Joyner for di.strict group STEAL, or Stop However, the town wants the some of the sewage to be diverted budget for the coming fi.scal year independent entity that has pro­ another term, former district Tampering with the Eighth's hookup to be made with a sewer to the town’s Adams Street line. that includes a 1.5-mill tax hike for vided fire protection and sewer President Gordon Lassow. who is American Liberties, delivered a that runs along Adams Street and similar nominating speech on Gold found competent for 4th trial fire protection and sewer .service. service to most of northern Man­ now a director, said Joyner "has connects with the North Manches­ "What do you do at this point?" behalf of Sadloski. "Certainly the Mary Beth Litrico of Hilliard chester for almost ino years led us gingerly through the two ter Interceptor at a point south of Joyner asked. "We put a Y in (on W ATERBU RY — Murray R. Gold has pleaded innocent to two Eighth needs fighters these days. Street, who previously worked in No contests arose for the other years and kept our taxes at a good, the district's intended hookup. Tolland Turnpike). That still Betty Sadloski is that type of counts of m urder after being found m entally competent to stand the district tax office for two years, five positions during the hour-long steady level 1 feel he will serve us Town officials have argued that doesn’t satisfy them.” person." he said. trial for an unprecedented fourth tim e in the 1974 stabbing deaths was nominated for the treasurer's meeting at Waddell School on well in the coming year in our the Adams Street line has more Joyner said he sent Lombardi a of his form er in-laws. job by district Director Thomas capacity to handle the expected Broad Street, which was attended trouble with our town." Bletchman said Sadloski will copy of the report released by the Jury selection is expected to begin next Tuesday following Landers, but was beaten by by about 75 people Waller Joyner increase in sewage. Las.sow's comment was one of a "keep the pressure on. the fight up town Wednesday outlining its Judge W illiam Lavery’s ruling Tuesday that Gold. 53. could Sadloski 44 to 26. won a third one-year term 'as number of references to the The town al.so proposed Wednes­ and the resistance to fight against position and that Lombardi plans understand the charges against him and assist in his own Litrico,. who promised to seek the president, and Landers and Direc­ day that customers along North current attempt to force the the town's Democratic leaders" to report back to the district. defense. post again next year, said after the Main Street be .served by street ^sterd ay’s Treasvires tor Willard Marvin won new district into consolidation with the However, he said Lombardi told The form er New York stockbroker is charged in the deaths of vote that she sought the office three-year terms. The clerk and town, which is being spearheaded Marvin, who has .served as a sewers that would run west intothe him he stands by his previous attorney Irving Pasternak and his wife. Rhoda, in the couple's because she had handled many of tax collector also were re-elected by m ajority D em ocrats on the di.strict director since 1974. won a Adams Street line. calculations. Waterbury home Sept. 26, 1974. The Pasternaks were stabbed the treasurer's duties when she In addition, district residents town Board of Directors. Tuesday fifth three-year term Wednesday Joyner said he also plans to talk more than 30 times each. worked in the tax office under the approved .setting a 5 .5-miIl lax rale night, the town Charter Revision night. Helen Warrington was AT THE END of the district to Town Manager Robert Weiss on Are Tbday’s Estate Sale treasurer who preceded Sadloski. to finance spending of $12 million Commission recommended the elected to begin her tenth one-year meeting, nine households along Friday about arranging a meeting Gold’s attorney, W illiam Collins of East H;)rtford. waived a She al.so said she felt her job with in fiscal I9B6-87 District residents elimination of charter provisions term as clerk and Ernest Machell North Main Street submitted a to discuss the conflicting plans. hearing on Gold's competency and asked Lavery to rule on the an area bank made her qualified to will pay 2 75 mills for fire protec­ giving district voters the power to won a third one-year term as tax petition asking to be served by the Weiss has said he is w illing to meet matter from the report submitted by a court-appointed hold the office tion and 2.75 mills for sewer veto a merger with the town collector district, an independent utility with Joyner. psychiatrist. The report stated that Gold is competent to stand tria l. Manchester/Area Crestfield union files labor complaint Senator wants DAS investigation HARTFORD — State Sen. Richard S. Eaton. R-Guilford, is Towns In Brief By John F. Kirch 107 days (before they can gel their a lack of understanding.” the home's owners refused to begin asking Chief State’s Attorney John J. Kelly to investigate Herald Reporter vacation)." Kevin Dolye. vice Doyle said the workers were contract negotiations with them, allegations of wrongdoing in the Department of .Administrative president of District 1199. said forced out on strike by the despite a federal order that they do Services’ bureau of purchasing. Fireworks firm has insurance The owners of the Cre.stfield- today. “That was the duration of "illegal” actions of the owners. so. Eaton, co-chairman of the Program Review and Investiga­ Fenwood nursing home have dis­ the strike" The N L R B has ap proxim ately 30 tions Committee, said Wednesday the allegations range from The firm selected to put on the fireworks display at the town's criminated against employees who H a rtfo rd a tto rn e y A la n I. days to make a decision. It can The owners had said that Dis­ nepotism to improper procurement of equipment and products. Independence Day Celebration has given the committee went on strike last winter by trict I199's parent union improp­ Scheer. who repre.sents the nurs­ either dismiss the charges or issue He claimed, without giving specifics, that the agency had planning the event verbal assurance that it has the state denying them paid vacation time ing home owners — Manchester erly disaffiliated from another a complaint against the owners circumvented state laws governing the purchase of goods and insurance certificate it needs for the display. the union that represents the attorneys Holland Castleman and union, leaving Crestfield workers and schedule a hearing before an services. The freshman senator also said D.AS management Barbara Moser, a member of the Independence Day workers has charged. Josiah Lessner and Vernon social administrative law judge. confused as to what union they officials had improperly promoted certain employees, avoiding Committee, said today that she was told Tuesday by the Atlas The New England Health Care worker Howard Dickstein — called In another matter. District 1199 were voting on in an election held standard promotion practices. No names or other details were Display Co. of Jaffrey, N.H.. that it has received a certificate Employees Union. District 1199. the charge "a ridiculous one." is reque.sting that a federal media­ in December 1984. In that election, given. from Connecticut's insurance commissioner. She said the which is involved in contract According to Scheer. when Dis­ tor be called in to assist with the workers voted 46 to 40 in favor of liability insurance of $1 million names the Town of Manchester negotiations with the nursing home trict 1199 and the owners were negotiations. So far. the two sides having District 1199 represent and Manchester Community College as co-insured parties. owners, filed a complaint with the negotiating to get the strikers to have met four times, but report them. Cops picket over disciplinary cases The celebration and display will take place July 4 on the National Labor Relations Board return to work last January, the little progress. To enforce its order, the N LR B in Tuesday asking that the em­ campus of the college. union agreed in writing that "We would welcome the help of a Washington, D.C., was taking the BRIDGEPORT — More than 100 Bridgeport police officers ployees who were on strike be­ Moser, who has been negotiating the contract with Atlas, said management would not have to federal mediator." Scheer said. case to federal court, where the picketed in front of police headquarters to protest the number of tween Oct. 21 and Feb 5 and have approve any benefits for the time she has been trying for a couple of months to straighten out the "It would help temper Mr. Doyle's owners had planned to argue their disciplinary cases brought to the Police Commission. been employed by the 1.55-bed the workers were out on the picket insurance problem. explosive nature." case. But a separate.U.S. Supreme The picketing, which began at 11 a.m. Wednesday, was facility for at least one year be line. She said her impression is that it arose because Connecticut is About 60 nurse's aides, kitchen Court decision handed down in disbanded after members of the Police Commission began their allowed to take a paid vacation. "It's in writing.” Scheer said helpers and other service em­ the only state that requires $1 m illion in insurance and the only January nullified the owners' main meeting inside the building at 7:30 p.m., said Tony Saglimbene, ( ^ “The owners are saying the “Mr. Doyle is either having a ployees represented by District one which permits anyone claim ing to be injured by fireworks to argument and prompted them to the president of Bridgeport’s police union. people have to work an additional seizure of amnesia or he's showing 1199 went on strike in October when file a claim up to two years after the incident. begin contract negotiations. Robert Buccino, the head of the commission, crossed the inform al picket line and said he knew officers were frustrated by / A Drug council established frequent disciplinary hearings. He said it was important for the V - VaT Bolton panel seeks bids coiVimission to hear from both the officers and the citizens who /P CO VEN TRY — A council to address the issue of teenage drug file complaints; \ r : t - and alcohol abuse has been being established by the town Saglimbene said 22 disciplinary hearings have been called Bv John Mitchell one of the fields. There is one Department of Human SeH'ices. The council, part of a program since 1984 and the punishments have often been severe. Herald Reporter common foul line for the two fields initiated by Gov, W illiam O'Neill, will focus on prevention of the and the light would get in the way, ^2' ipiii '■I]# problem . BOLTON — The Public Building he said Boyd suggested moving Truck totals house In West Haven According to Human Services Director Dorothy Grady, Commission Wednesday voted to the pole 10 feet out, parallel with alcohol and drug abuse among Coventry youth is contributing to 2 seek bids for the installation of new the other planhed poles. PBC WEST HAVEN — A tractor-trailer rig plowed into a house, other problems, such as car accidents, crim e, violence, dropping floodlights at two ballfields at Chairman Michael Missari indi­ knocking it six feet off its foundation and injuring a woman out of school and. in some instances, death. Herrick Memorial Park. Alex­ cated that the distance would be taking down laundry on the back porch, police said. For a limited time only enjoy substantial ander Bayne, engineering consul­ remeasured and plans would be The truck, headed for a Stop & Shop Supermarket with 35,000 tant for the project, said at the Bolton board OKs study adjusted accordingly. pounds of paper bags, lost its brakes Wednesday as it came off an commission's meeting that the old Plans to renovate the fields have savings from replacement prices on antiques, I-9S exit ramp and plowed through a guardrail into the house, BOLTON — The Board of Education Thursday agreed to let lighting was inadequate and would been discussed for the past three said Patrolman Matthew Carrano. interested parents do a study to determine whether a latchkey- have to be torn down. years The original project, for M ary H. Condon, 77, was knocked off the porch by the impact, estate jewelry, antique reproductions f program would benefit the town. Other work in the estimated which revenue-sharing money was Carrano said. She was listed in stable condition at Yale-New 9 The idea came from three parents, representing a number of $135.(XM). two-phase project in­ appropriated, called for building There’s something for everyone... with brooches, bracelets, earrings, necklaces and others, who asked for a survey of town parents to see if the cludes installing new electric two additional fields. That project Haven Hospital Wednesday night, a hospital official said. program was needed. The women had prepared their own services for existing park build­ was abandoned after it became too The house will be razed later this week after Condon and her prices from under $ 100 to many thtmsands. much more from executors of estates, heirs, q u e stio n n a ire to assess the need fo rth e p ro g ra m , w hich provides ings. removing existing poles and expensive. husband salvage what they can. said Steven Dipier, a West Our experienced buyers have gathered banks from near anil distant lands. Shop Haven building official. before- and after-schooi care for children whose parents work. disconnecting wiring, and aiming Bids will be accepted starting ’jTin TE nail rn?:! n i : i rnin diamonds, precious gemstones in rings. while our selection is most complete. At the board's meeting, Schooi Supperintendent Richard and testing the new system. Friday and w ill be received until 2' k .U -I 1 i 1 1-1 ,1 -U i. The truck driver, Joseph Smith. 43, of Stratford, was not Packm an presented a feasability study which indicated that an Ray Boyd, who maintains Her­ p.m Tuesday. June 17 Plans are charged, police said. Certain items may be one-of-a-kind and subject to prior sale. off-school program with the board assisting would be the best rick Memorial Park questioned to have the park ready to begin It putting one of the lights 15 feet installation of the new lights alternative. away from the first-base line on around June 24. Forgery charged at vets’ hospital f PLYM O UTH — A financial officer at the Veterans Home and JEWELRY ABOVE Hospital in Rocky H ill has been arrested on forgery and larceny SALE REPRESENTAnVE The charges in connection with missing funds at the facility, state ENDS OF COLLECTION ^ g / 9 / / 85 E. CENTER SI police sai(l. Jewelers Since 1885 Raymond Bilosz, 53, oftheTerryville section of Plymouth, who Hooting Owls 649-5268 ■ has worked at the home for six years, turned himself in on a JUNE? 958 MAIN STREET warrant charging second-degree forgery and fifth-degree Manchester, Conn. 06040 Tel. 643-2741 Gift & Craft Shoppe ^ ^ WEEKEND SPECIAL larceny, state police said Wednesday. Michaels Charge/Mas)er Card/.Visa/Amencan Express B ilo s z w as released fro m the H a rtfo rd b a rra c k s on a $1,000 Manv C^lifts and Haridmadf Crafts non-surety bond and was scheduled to appear June 10 in New Britain Superior Court. 553 East Middle Turnpike, Manchester Bilosz was suspended from the Veterans Home and a complete (f)n the f.orn»-r uf f.asl M idJIr & Vt-rriim Sts.) Daisies t i l ’ it audit is being conducted, police said. Hfnirs: Tiles, liirii SitnHav 10-6 v i r 6 - MANCHESTER HKRAl.P. Thiirsdiiy, May 29, 1986

MANCHESTER HERALD, Thursday, May 29, 1986 — 7 OPINION Strike vote brings -. % ‘.-a-T-- iayoffs at hospitai f i Town needs F o C K 'i , MW. WATERBURY (AP) — Hospital MCWg On Tuesday, the 505-bed hospital NEA Jack officials are reporting substantial laid off 117 union and non-union progress in contract talks with the employees. The layoffs were to policy on Anderson union representing nearly 570 continue daily in proportion to the nurses, but both sides report little reduction in the number of pa­ progress in talks with blue-collar tients, Bulat said. There were 252 workers. patients in the hospital Wednes­ The two sides opened negotia­ day. Bulat said. harassment tions on economic issues Wednes­ “Workers were laid off from all day night for the first time since area of the hospital.” Bulat said. mr Manchester’s Human Relations Commis­ bargaining began in April. "Nursing, dietary, maintenance, Negotiating with the aid of state the business office, everything.” sion will be taking on a formidable task, and and federal mediators during the The hospital normally employs one that must be approached gingerly, when Good money day. the parties resolved most of 2.000 people. Bulat said. it attempts to formulate a municipal policy the non-economic issues which The emergency room is sche­ have dominated the bargaining on what constitutes sexual harrassment of duled to close Saturday and the follows bad since early April, when union delivery room and birthing room one employee by another. representatives declared manage­ will close Thursday. The pediat­ 'i t . After Town Engineer Walter Senkow was ment takeaway demands to be the rics unit, critical care unit and dismissed on May 13. Assistant Town 13 most extensive they had ever nursery will close on Friday. ■ ?* -■ at World Bank seen. “We are trying to prepare for a Manager Steven Werbner said only that the Meanwhile, the hospital laid off full-blown strike,” Bulat said. But bn firing was due to “violation of proper an additional 137 employees Wed­ he said it would be "nearly nesday and continued to reduce the impossible” to send all patients personnel procedure.” When it was disclosed WASHINGTON — At the World Bank, nothing UPI photo succeeds like failure. After two earlier disasters number of patients in preparation elsewhere. later that sexual harassment was the issue. for a threatened strike by more Werbner’s choice of language seemed resulting from unwise development loans to The service and maintenance A flyover by the Connecticut Air National Guard marks Windsor Locks. The new facility. Terminal A, is the Botswana. World Bank officials have decided to than 1.000 nurses and blue-coilar employees are repre.senled by Wednesday’s dedication of the new $25 million euphemistic. workers, hospitai officials said. New England Health Care Em- centerpiece of a $100 million improvement program at throw $17 million more at the problem. The bank’s "There has been a lot of progress plo.vees. The nurses are repres­ passenger terminal at Bradley International Airport in the airport. Recently, however. Town Manager Robert low-interest loan funds are mostly underwritten Weiss said that Manchester has no specific with the nurses, and not so much ented by the Connecticut Health by U.S. taxpayers. with .service and maintenance,” Care Associates. District 1199 of policy on sexual harassment and that it is World Bank brass insist that their hospitai spokesman Richard Bulat the National Union of Heaith Care covered under general language in the said Wednesday. ’’There has to be Employees AFL-CIO. State dedicates new terminal at Bradley multimillion-dollar loans to Third World countries some change of thinking with the personnel rules. are now being made only after careful On "Tuesday, hospital officials Robert Faucher. who is chairman of the service and maintenance people” met with blue-collar workers. Bv Mark A. Dupuis renovation of the airport’s pre­ operating from Bradley, which is ’’This airport and all of its consideration of environmental issues. Critics Reports from both sides of the United Press International viously cramped Murphy expected to serve 4 million pas­ vehemently disagree. Bruce Rich, a staff attorney Unions representing 567 nurses operations and debt service are HRC. feels there should be a specific policy and 545 service and maintenance bargaining table showed little Terminal. sengers this year. paid for out of its revenue.” said J. on the matter. He’s right, and it’s good that at the Environmental Defense Fund, told our workers say they will strike if a progress in resolving key issues. WINDSOR LOCKS - Stale offi­ Gov. William A. O’Neill pointed The overall modernization of the William Burns, commissioner of the advisory panel plans to set about the task associate Donald Goldberg that “little has new contract is not signed by cials have dedicated a new pas­ out that signs leadingtotheairport airport is running 14 months ahead the state Department of Merilee Milstein. the vice senger terminal hailed as the of developing one and proposing it to the town changed” in the three years since he and other midnight Saturday. The nurses president of District 1199. .said have promised a “world class of schedule and between $1 million Transportation. critics began raising environmental concerns with have set a 7 a.m. Sunday strike centerpiece of a $100 million Bradley" since the Legislature and $2 million under budget, said Board of Directors. Wednesday that the hospital is expansion and renovation of Brad­ Burns, who recalled leaving bank officials. deadline, while the service asking for "givebacks of such authorized bonds for the project in James J. Rice, deputy transporta­ It must be made clear to employees, ley International Airport. 1981, tion commission for aeronautics. from the airport on his honeymoon The recently approved $17 million loan to workers have set a 6 a m Monday magnitude that it would literally in 1949 through a terminal he particularly to those who have authority over strike deadline. The modern. $25 million building "Today we are dedicating a He said con.struction financed by Botswana for a project called Livestock III is a destroy the standard of living of will add more than 172,000 square facility which is indeed a first class likened to a shack, said it took other employees, what kinds of conduct will The last strike at the Waterbury our members." the state and federal governments many years for the state to •0 case in point It threatens to destroy the country’s feel of passenger terminal space at airport” he said. "With the is expected to co.st about $69 justify action against them — action as once-abundant wildlife, already suffering from a Hospital began in November 1980 She said the hospital is asking the slate’s largest airport, which opening of this new terminal and million, with the remainder of the recognize the need for a modern drastic as firing. and ended in January 1981. Only blue-collar workers for conces­ serves the greater Hartford and supporting services' Bradley In­ airport. five-year drought in the Nevada-size southern the nurses were on strike, but their $inn million bond issue going for Conversely, it should be clear what kind of African nation. sions that include reduced vaca­ Springfield. Mass., region. ternational Airport moves into the financing and other costs. ’’The state administrations, one picket lines were honored by the tion ..time. half the number of sick Stale transportation officials very first rank of aviation The project is being financed after the other, went through conduct on the part of fellow workers an Regan: the prime minister Next to diamonds, most of the desert country’s service and maintence workers. days, spreading a 40-hour work Wednesday described the terminal facilities” through revenue bonds that will be master plans, six or seven of them employee is protected against. income is from the export of beef to Europe. But This is the first time that both week over seven days, and requir­ as the centerpiece of the airport The new terminal, which opens paid off with fees paid by airlines I believe.” he said, crediting overgrazing of the limited grasslands by beef contracts will expire at once. Bulat ing employees to pay for 20 percent expansion and modernization pro­ for busine.ss Saturday morning, O’Neill with finally starting the Sexual harassment cannot be shrugged off said. and other busines.ses based at the The perception of harassment in the work cattle — encouraged by World Bank loans — has of their own insurance costs. ject. which also has included will serve four of the airlines airport. modernization in 1981. place can do severe harm to an employee’s in Reagan’s White House devastated much of Botswana’s rangeland. private life, in addition to undermining his or DOCUMENTARY FILM MAKER Rick Lomba her ability to perform on the job. has recorded gruesome scenes of migratory Meskill raps But harassment is a pretty subjective Bv Helen Thomas to the president, his confidant Nevertheless. Regan calls a lot antelope and wildebeest starving and dying of matter, and therein lies a significant policy and loyal servant of the shots, and in many ways thirst while cattle consume the dwindling grass hearings on problem. The injustice of it lies almost WASHINGTON - The White All that is now by the board. In decides what should be put and water supplies. Workers are shown driving entirely in the effect it has on whoever is House has become a small island musical chairs. Baker swapped before the president That kind of the desperate wildlife away from the water holes, compared with the lime the positions with Regan, becoming screening never went on with his while thousands of wildebeest carcasses pile up the judiciary being victimized, or perceives that to be the troika, or three top aides, ruled treasury secretary Reagan was predecessor. Jimmy Carter, who nearby. While flocks of banks are than life, 65,000-lb* feathered case the roost. about the last to know after the did not delegate that much Lomba and others fear that Livestock III will Bv Kenneth Bozinet merging and becoming imper­ spokesperson is, our concern A gesture or remark that under some Aside from President Reagan, two men had worked out the job authority to his aides, although intensify the cattle's desruction of the United Press International sonal, the Eagle stands alone. with personal service is still First IMeral Savings circumstances would harass someone would, in his vaunted position chief of exchange. Hamilton Jordan, his chief of environment. We’re that rare breed of com­ greater. It’s what makes us staff, and press secretary Jody HARTFORD — Former Gov. under different circumstances, be perfectly staff Donald Regan runs the Deaver went into public rela­ It’s not that the World Bank’s own experts didn’t munity bank — big enough to head and feathers above the innocent of any deliberate intent to harass or show, and exerts enormous tions and lobbying to make more Powell did weigh in with their point out the dire results of Livestock I and II. A Thomas Meskill. now a federal power. money, and wound up with a opinions. 1982 report, commissioned by the bank and appeals court judge, has charged offer all the services you need, rest. The Eagle among banks. even any unintended harassing effect. the independence of the state small enough to care about you. East Hartford, Glastonbury, South Glastonbury, Manchester, A great deal depends on the interpersonal Little by little. Regan has been pack of trouble over allegations It was therefore typical for written by two of its consultants, said the earlier judiciary was "seriously under­ ’ Weight varies during moiling season Visit ESEE able to ease out all other of influence peddling. Labor Secretary William Brock projects had caused “such negative social effects And as impressive as our larger him in our lobby and see for yourself Vernon, Rockville and South Windsor relationship of the people involved, and no set mined” by legislative hearings on contenders for power sharing Regan, who is used to being the to consult with Regan before as widening the income gap between rich and the reappointment of judges. of rules can cover all the subtleties that come and he controls all the buttons head man from his days as delivering a speech lecturing the poor, permanently concentrating the country’s Meskill. speaking Wednesday at into play. that lead to the Oval Office. In chairman of the board of Merrill Teamsters union with overtones land resources in the hands of a tiny percentage of the 111th annual meeting of the As things stand, the lack of any policy at all effect, the Reagan administra­ Lynch and power struggles on reflecting on Teamsters Presi­ its occupants, and depressing the already limited Connecticut Bar Association, said places too great a burden of judgment on the tion has reverted to a structure Wall Street, took over his new dent Jackie Presser. who has subsistence capabilities of its poorer citizens.” the judicial hearings were a disciplining authority. reminiscent of the Eisenower role with confidence. Within been indicted. distraction to judges hearing cases era when Sherman Adams was months, he had brought in his A further concern is that Livestock III will in state courtr. But any policy formulated by the HRC will the top man under the president. own team from the Treasury REGAN DISCUSSED the exacerbate the environmental problems by "Let usdo.somethingnowandlet by necessity be broad, because it has to to Regan clearly is a man who Department and easing out the speech with Reagan, according financing more rangeland fences, which keep our judges go about their vital wildlife from their traditional migratory routes duties secxr3 in the knowledgethat leave considerable latitude with the person wants to be in on everything. holdovers, such as Robert to deputy press secretary Larry they need not worry that political responsible for enforcing it. When national .security affairs McFarlane. who stepped down Speakes. but Reagan expressed and force them into a losing confrontation with the catlle. World Bank officials claim no more fences fallout from their judicial deci­ If the policy seeks to define with precision adviser John Poindexter con­ as national security adviser. no views on the subject. sions may shorten their judicial sults with the president. Regan is Others who had ties with When the adm inistration will be built, though the bank’s own staff apprasal careers.” Meskill said. what constitutes sexual harassment, it will states that at least 130 fencing "packages” are include some things that, under some present or on the other end of the Reagan from the old days have needs a high profile spokesman The Legislature this year denied line if it’s by telephone. found themselves out in the cold these days, it is Regan who goes planned. confirmation to three judicial circumstances, would not be sexual He is ever present at all And still others are jumping ship on the air. When reporters want nominees while two others had harassment. And it will surely leave out high-level meetings, and all to go with Vice President George to find out White House policy on WITH ALL THESE DRAWBACKS, why did the their nominations withdrawn be­ things that, under some circumstances, papers cross his desk before they Bush or Rep. Jack Kemp. any issue, they ask Regan. U.S. Treasury representative at the World Bank cause they were under fire from would constitute sexual harassment. get to the president. R-N.Y . in anticipation of getting 'The top-level staff meets with vote for the loan? Rep. David Obey, D-Wis., asked lawmakers. that question, and was assured by Treasury Meskill. who sits in the 2nd U.S. Nonetheless, the adoption of a policy is involved on the Republican side Regan every morning and they Circuit Court of Appeals in New IN THE FIRST Reagan ad­ in the next presidential race. get their marching orders from Secretary James Baker that “the concerns had overdue, as the Senkow case has made clear. been sufficiently addressed.” York, called on the baras.sociation It is fortunate that the HRC has taken the ministration. the ramifications him. Often, the orders deal with to meet with the governor, legisla­ initiative to develop one. of presidential power were ex­ REGAN HAS SAID time and what statements the president But a State Department cable from the embassy tive leaders, the chief justice and erted by chief of staff James again that his only goal is to see will make publicly, what ques­ in Botswana makes clear that the department and the chief court administrator to Baker, deputy chief Michael that Reagan is able to accomp­ tions he will answer, who he will the Treasury ignored the advice of U.S. experts on establish guidelines and standards Deaver. and counselor Edwin lish his goals in the White Hou.se. see that day. and what will be the scene who had expressed a variety of concerns for judicial reappointments. Letters policy Meese. He insists he is not bent on a covered by the media. about the project. “In my opinion, the independ­ The Manchester At times, it was difficult to power grab. Under those management ence of the state judiciary has been Herald welcomes original "We are disappointed.” the embassy cabled, seriously undermined.” said Mes­ letters to the editor. know who was on top. Often, it He is sometimes accused of rules, it is no wonder that Regan depended on the issue with being a "yes man ” and telling is called “Mr. Prime Minister.” “that our detailed comments... were not taken kill. a Republican who was elected The Herald reserves the right to edit letters in the Meese protecting the conserva­ Reagan what he wants to hear, into account in the (federal government’s) review in 1970 to a single term as governor interests of brevity, clarity and taste. tive constituency and Baker, a but his aides say that Reagan is Helen Thomas Is the veteran of the project, and that this matter came to our of Connecticut. Address letters to: Open Forum. Manchester moderate, .seeking compromise. given a choice of options and White House correspondent for attention after the project was agreed upon.” Following Meskill’s speech, the Herald, P.O. Box 591, Manchester. CT 06040. Deaver was in some ways closest makes the final decisions. United Press International. Footnote: A World Bank spokesman said most House of Delegates, which serves as the governing board of the bar of Botswana’s wildlife problems were caused by association’s 8.600 members, un­ the long drought, not solely the development animously approved a motion loans. He said the new loan will ensure that cattle H ead and calling for guidelines and stand­ operations are well-controlled. An environmental­ ards for judicial appointments. Political garbage clouds debate on porn ist has been hired for the project, the spokesman added. "No conscientious judge would Bv Chuck Stone perversions in Penthouse and Hustler, these ignominious failure. All its raids and alarms have ever place himself in a position pictures are deemed responsible for stimulating gone for naught." where his personal welfare con­ Americans who believe in virtuous living, clean weak-minded men to rush out and rape and batter Confidential tile flicts with his judicial duties, or fe ath e rs women. Even that conscientious custodian of our morals Why did it take the Reagan administration so even appears to conflict.” Meskill minds and pure hearts owe a debt of gratitude to said. Attorney Geneal Edwin Meese’s Commission on And the weak-minded men and women (except today, columnist James J. Kilpatrick, concedes in long to complain about Syria’s role In Pornography. for two dissenting panel members) on the his masterful book. “ The Smut Peddlers,” that anti-American terrorism, though it has been no "Yet. with what I am sure were government’s pornography commission have "Many of the things that seemed obscene to secret to U.S. intelligence agencies? The be?t the best of intentions, the Legisla­ This courageous group of men and women w'ent njshed to report this epistemological garbage as if it Comstock in the 1880s surely would offend few answer we get is that the administration credits ture's hearings on judicial reap­ beyond documenting the pernicious perversions of were fact. persons in our more sophisticated time," Syrian dictator Hafez Assad with arranging or at pointments in 1986 placed all slate above least aiding the release of Americans from court judges in just such a pornography pervading our lives. They have It isn’t. Even Meese’s moral midgets cannot Obvious, of course. Except to the mindless position.” he added. inadvertently proved that what helped win World demonstrate any empirical connection between captivity in the Middle East, and apparently minions of the attorney general's pornography The rejection of the nominations War II is now losing the war against crime: Dirty horniness and harassment. inquisition. hopes Assad will offer his good offices to spring But the Meese commission did prove Thucydides’ the remaining Americans being held hostage in marked the first time in years a pictures. They just don’t come right out and say it. governor’s choice for a judgeship Instead, the commission’s 211-page introduction theory that history repeats itself. His commission is Syrian-controlled Lebanese territory. But Assad’s the re st. NOBODY DENIES that cruel, exploitativeforms has been rejected by the General to it soon-to-be-released report tap-dances to the part of a recurring cycle of actions by ci yic-minded of pornography exist. If a society is to maintain a apparent role in recent terrorist attacks in Europe Assembly, which this year aban­ conclusion that pornography “bears some causal white middle-class malcontents who refuse to consensual civility, some outer limits must be was too blatant to pass without protest. doned its past practice of rubber- relationship to the level of sexual violence, sexual accept Thoreau’s thesis that "the mass of men lead established. But who makes that determination? stamping appointees. coercion and unwanted sexual aggression." lives of quiet desperation." Some omniscient federal commission on values? Two veteran judges. Norman A. Stripped of its sociological jargon, this suggests Black people don’t have time for anti-smut The Meese commission is fundamentally dishon­ Buzaid and Irving G. Rottman, that all of those naked girls in exotic poses on World crusades. They’re too busy trying to survive and est on two counts: First, it misrepresents the were attacked for their demeanor War II barracks walls got GIs so aroused they keep Edwin Meese from returning them to findings of its researchers — who uncovered no iiaitrlipatpr Mrralh and handlingof certain cases while vented their sexual frustrations by beating up the "separate but equal” plantations. etiology of sexual violence — and,, second, it Founded in 1S$1 a third. Paul J Falsey. came Germans and Japanese. politicizes pornography by stackingitscommission under fire after admitting he is an IN THE LATE 19th century, Anthony Comstock, RICHARD W COSGROVE ...... Put>ll»h«r alcoholic. to refute a 1970 presidential commission that found DOUGLAS A BEVINS ...... E ««u lly. Editor BUT WHETHER OR NOT “dirty pictures” the Jerry Falwell of his day. boasted he had no pornography-v'iolence connection. The close scrutiny given to the helped America win World Warll. they’re losingthe convicted enough pornography -distributors to fill JAMES P SACKS...... ,...... ManagingEditor judges was initiated by House What the Meese commission has proven is that ALEXANDER GIHELLI ...... Aaaoclata Editor Speaker R.E. Van Norstrand of war against crime according to the gospel of the up "a passenger train of 61 coaches "and that he had the pornography issue is as much about political Meese commission. destroyed 160 tons of obscene literature." MARIE E SIEFFERT Advartiilng DIractor/Aaaoc Publlahar Darien, who is Republican chair­ garbage as it is about dirty pictures. MARK F, ABRAITIS...... BualnaaaManagar man of the Judiciary Committee. Pornography is flourishing as a national But one of the most eloquent critics of Comstock’s SHELDON COHEN ...... Compoaing Managar industry. From the mereportrayal of naked breasts moral buffoonery. H.L Mencken, wrote: "The net Chuck Stone is a syndicated columnist who ROBERT H HUBBARD ...... Praaaroorrl Managlr All three rejected appointees, in National Geographic and Playboy to the sexual results of long years of corns tockery is complete and focuses on national and minority affairs. JEANNE G. FROMERTH ...... Circulation Managar however, received negative votes from both Republicans and Democrats

I - g — MANCHESTER HERALD, Thursday, May 29, 1986 MANCHESTER HERALD, Thursday, May 29, 1986 — 9 Allegations O’Neill’s signature makes SPORTS______on S A L T 2 complicated vets’ department a reality

By AInx GIrelll MHS struggles its way into tournament including a commissioner. confined to hospitals who are not By Norman D. Sandler Associate Editor The commissioner and five receiving benefits to which they United Press International others will be service officers, with are entiUed. By Bab PapettI today and we were flat.” State Rep. James McCavanagh, Indians didn’t come agonizingly one assigned to each of the six At the signing ceremony, O’Neill Herald Sparts Writer Manchester, which if anything close to sqaundering the lead on WASHINGTON — Accusations O-Manchester. was on hand Wed­ congressional districts in Connec­ said, "When the statistics were else has proven that it can swing several occasions, of Soviet treaty violations involv­ nesday when Gov. William O’Neill ticut. While the department will be proven that in many instances Despite what the final score the aluminum, amassed 17 hits ing complex legal and technical signed into law a bill creating the Manchester led, 8-1, after two, headquartered In the Veterans Connecticut veterans were not might suggest. Manchester High’s Hall reached double figures, as but it was suddenly 8-6 after three. questions are at the heart of state. Department of Veterans Home and Hospital in Rocky Hill, receiving the same benefits as 15-12 win over visiting Hall High at well, collecting 10. Many of the President Reagan’s decision to Affairs, which will serve as a The Indians looked like a lock after the service officers will hold office other states, that’s when this whole a teenage wasteland called Kelley safeties, however, were hardly extending it to 13-6 by the end of declare he no longer feels bound by clearinghouse for Information on hours in their districts. McCava­ movement began." Field was anything but your rocket rips, except after touching the SALT 2 arms agreement. veterans’ benefits and issues. five. And then things got really nagh said. Rep. Eugene A. Migliaro Jr., classic slugfest. down and then blasting off on wild. The U.S. assertion that Moscow McCavanagh served on the R-Wolcott, chief sponsor of the bill, dry-gulch Kelley’s unique astroid has not kept to its obligations under The commissioner will be ap­ It was more like a sluggishfest. subcommittee of the Legislature’s said the department will give turf. Neil Archambault relieved Ga­ SALT 2 and other agreements was pointed by the governor. More importantly, a collective Public Safety Committee, which veterans "a central focal point varrino to start the sixth ^nd didn’t not new. Nor, arms control advo­ All six service officers must be sigh of relief — closely resembling Rob Lovett led the MHS hit retire a batter. McLucas’ three- worked on the bill. He said veterans and one of them must be a where they can call with their cates contend, are the issues as problems.” a deflating balloon (as did most of parade with a triple and three run shot that landed in right field crystal clear as the administration Wednesday the move was "long woman. the Hall pitchers’ offerings) — overdue’’ because there are many Glenn Beaulieu, who runs the singles. Mike Custer, who had and took a right turn closed the gap might suggest. McCavanagh, himself a veteran, resounded, as the Indians finally veterans who are not aware of the Main Pub in Manchester and three RBIs, Sean McCarthy, who to 13-9. Then Friedman hooked Prodded by hardliners, the ad­ said the committee held hearings nailed down the victory in their had a' three-bagger, and Kyle reliever Chris Helin’s first pitch benefits available to them. on the bill in Hartford. Waterbury serves as head of the Connecticut ministration has assembled a Chapter of the Vietnam Veterans regular season finale that finally Aitken all added three hits apiece. for another three-run HR to right and New Britain and had input qualified them for the Class LL large body of evidence to back The Department of Veterans of America, was in the audience at Custer and McCarthy also scored make it 13-12. charges of Soviet cheating and lay Affairs will begin operation Jan. 1 from many veterans’ state tournament. four times each. "W e ’ve lost so many games that organizations. the signing ceremony in the Hall of the groundwork for a final renunci­ with a budget of (250,000 for its first Flags at the State Capitol. MHS finishes at 10-10. just good Mark Friedman and Jay McLu- way I can’t help but get a little ation of SALT 2 if military or six months of operation. It will One thing that was discovered, There are about 420,000 veterans enough to make the postseason. cas had two hits each, including apprehensive," noted Race. political circumstances warrant. have a staff of eight people. he said, is that there are veterans in Connecticut. Hall. 10-7, was already assured three-run homers, for the losers. Helin recovered, however, to Reagan, citing “ a general patt­ of a tourney berth' prior to the Hall’s Pat Sullivan, given a trial blow away the final six men he ern of Soviet noncompliance.” outset of the game. But it was hard start on the mound, pitched to all of faced, and the Indians picked up a served notice Tuesday that SALT 2 for any spectator to believe that five batters and received the loss. pair of pad runs to secure the 2 no longer will dictate the structure Bolton, Coventry and district the imposters in Warrior uniforms Brad Koelsch went the next 1 1/3 elusive crucible. of U.S. nuclear forces, while innings, before Dave Gadue — in who committed six errors were MANCHESTER (IS) — Roe2b3-1-1-0, putting off a final break with the actually of state tournament the role of the sacrificial lamb — Casey cf 4-3-1-t, M cCarthy ss 5-4-3-1, treaty until the end of the year. caliber. relieved the rest of the way, Custer If 3-4-3-3, Lovett lb 5-2-41, Critics questioned whether the Charter c 4-0-1-2, Noone rt 0-0-(H), getting new fire inspectors Of course, anyone who has Paul Gavarrino, who evolved by A itken dh 5-1-3-2, G avarrino o 3-0-1-2, punishment fit the crime — followed the unpredictable Indians default into the Indians’ ace this A rcham bault p O-O-O-O, Helln p O-O-O-O, whether the seriousness of Soviet Zok 3b 4-0-0-0, Totals 34-15-17-12. this year might debate the same season, was the winner, notching violations warranted a U.S. re­ HALL (12) — M ulreodv 2b 4-2-1-0, Bv George Lavng that fall under the fire code, such shal course, held at the Police query. his fifth win in six decisions. sponse that could lead to abandon­ McLucos 1( S-2-2-3, Hylond 1b 2-2-T-O, Herald Reporter as apartments. Training Academy in Meriden, The postseason begins next Gavarrino labored through five Jednorowicz ss 3-1-1-0, Friedman cf ment of SALT 2. 9 3-2-2-4, Borden rf 2-M-2, Simons rf “ We’re weak at that point," said have steadily increased in the past week, innings, giving up five hits and House Foreign Affairs Commit­ 2- OD-O, Sullivan p O-OD-O, Koelsch dh/p ■ Fire-safety inspection efforts in Lingard. “ He’ll fill in the gap we 10 years because of a greater A half dozen imitation hurlers, seven bases on balls and five runs, 3- 1-1-0, Gadue 3b/p 3-O-1-0, Petrone c tee Chairman Dante Fascell. D- Herald photo by Pinto Manchester’s Eighth Utilities Dis­ have at this tim e." awareness of fire safety. three from each side, participated ,,,including four earned. 2-0-0-0, Barrows oh 0-1-0-0, Sullivan oh F la.. warned formal repudiation of l-O-O-O, Totals 30-12-10-0. trict, Bolton and Coventry will be Under state law. all commercial “ It’s a very dynamic area,” he in the three-hour pitchers’ gruel. Hall scored an unearned tally in Manchester High’s Jon Roe attempts to catcher Mick Petrone. The Indians went the treaty would give the Soviets Holl 105 006 0 12-10-4 helped soon by the addition of a buildings, schools, apartment said, "T h ere’s an awful lot of “ None of our games are short," the top of the first but Manchester Manchester 530 232 x 15-17-2 score in the second inning against Haii "legal license to deploy thousands on to win, 15-12, to qualify for newly certified inspector to each complexes and day-care centers progress being made in the area of said MHS coach Don Race. "The answered with five in its half and P. Sullivan, Koelsch (1), Gadue (3) of new and dangerous nuclear and Petrone; Gavarrino, Archambault on Wednesday at Kelley Field but he post-season play. fire department. are required to be inspected on a life safety,” other team had little incentive never trailed again. Not that the weapons against the United (4), Helln (4) and Charter. was tagged out on the play by Warrior Firefighters from the district, yearly basis, as well as under­ He said since 1979. when the States." the Bolton Volunteer Fire Depart­ ground storage tanks and hazard­ current certification program was The Soviet violations of SALT 2 ment and the North Coventry Fire ous materials. Lingard said he has begun, the required hours have alleged by Reagan are compli­ A L roundup Herald photo by Rocha Department graduated Wednes­ managed to inspect most of the 250 grown from 56 to 144. A new cated and sometimes difficult to day from the state’s Fire Marshal- or so buildings that fall under the program is scheduled to begin next prove: Rockets /Fire Inspector training course Andover Fire Marshal Howard Bidwell, left, and Deputy requirements, but only 20 percent year that will provide more after completing a 22-week ses­ of the residences in the district • The administration argues the specialized training in particular Fire Marshal Wallace Barton survey a historic house on sion. state fire marshal office have been examined. aspects of fire safety and will number of Soviet missile spokesman Adam Berluti said this launchers, heavy bombers and Route 6 destroyed by fire Wednesday night. The owner, Lingard said he works on the require 250 hours before a candi­ Red Sox feast fearful morning. The 144-hour course average of one full day a week as date can graduate, he said. cruise missiles exceeds 2..'»4, the Vincent Fiano, his wife and two children were asleep covered state fire safety codes, figure in effect at the time SALT 2 inside when the fire began. They escaped unharmed. fire marshal. When Albert joins building plan reviews, hazardous the staff, there will be no specific was signed. The actual number is materials and arson investiga­ Trees produce unknown, but estimated at 2.520. hours, but Albert will handle the of refs tions. he said. investigation of night fires, Ling­ well-known seeds on the Indians • SALT 2 permits each side to Graduating were district fire­ ard .said. FORDYCE. Ark. (AP) - Trees flight test and deploy ju.st one "new fighter Garry Albert. Michael A. In Bolton. Morin, a firefighter produce some of the best- known By Frederick Waterman type” land-based missile. The Andover blaze leaves Morin of Bolton, and Lawrence S. By Bill Wolle slider, and that was it." administration contends the Soviet with the department for about 10 seeds, including foods such as United Press International United Press International Beecher of Coventry. Each com­ years, will help Fire Marshal The Indians. 22-23, are below .500 SS-X-24. comparable to the Am eri­ walnuts and pecans, but the pleted the state course on the Peter Massolini. who has handled for the first time this season since can MX. fits this category, but that historic home ‘a wreck’ world’s largest seed is the 40-pound Jim Rice and Don Baylor are BOSTON — Newcomers to the condition that they would become the job himself for 36 years. being 7-8 on April 25 and have lost the Soviets nonetheless have de­ double coconut found on islands in NBA attract a lot of whistles, either deputy fire marshals or fire Massolini said this morning the forming a more powerful combina­ 11 of their last 16 contests. ployed at least 45 SS-25s. compara­ ANDOVER — A midnight fire the Indian Ocean. tion than the kind to which the which is why the Houston Rockets’ M outside noises around midnight. inspectors. Berluti said, though addition will be appreciated. ble to the American Minuteman. Wednesday that destroyed a his­ Sugar pines produce the longest Rangers 6, White Sox 3 Twin Towers fear tonight’s Game 2 She said the fire started down­ they have not been officially He said he works on the average Boston Red Sox are accustomed. • The administration charges toric three-story colonial home on seed containers, two-foot- long of the NBA final might resemble stairs but wasn't sure where. Two named to the positions. of three full days a week examin­ " I know I hit into a lot of double At Arlington. Texas. Steve Bue- the Soviets have encoded data Route 6 may have been sparked cones, yet the seed is only about a Game 1. of her children were al.so in the District Fire Marshal Ted Ling- ing some of the 100 buildings that plays, but I think I make up for it chele hit a solo home run and Pete from missile tests and concealed further by linseed oil in the wood, half inch long, according to house and got out safely, she said. ard said Albert is needed to help must be inspected in town. A large with my runs batted in," said Rice, O’Brien added a two-run double “ The officials have to get used to launch facilities from spy satel­ one of the owners said. Georgia-Pacific Corp., a forest " I t ’s a wreck in there." she said. with inspections and fire investiga­ part of the job includes examina­ who has led the major leagues in during a four-run Ranger fifth. Ed the players," said Akeem 01a- lites. in violation of guarantees No one was injured and fire products firm. Fire Chief Curtis Dowling said tions. While Lingard said he has tions storage tanks and fuel grounding into double plays the Correa. 3-3. needed help from juwon, a second-year player who that both sides have technical officials are investigating the It says a seed can't always be over 60 firefighters battled the fire, managed to handle most of the trucks, he said. past two years, including a record Mitch Williams, who earned his O * was benched after picking up five means to verify compliance by the cause of the blaze. The oil may judged by its parent. For example, 36 in 1984. “ Sooner or later. I make fouls in the first three quarters called in at 12:16 a m., for about duties of the job, he has not had Berluti explained that the re­ first save. Joe Cowley, 1-2, set a other. have been a factor but investiga­ giant sequoia seeds are less than my critics eat their words." Monday. In his absence, the Boston two hours. Dowling said that the enough time to inspect residences quirements of the state fire mar­ league record by striking out seven A Soviet countercharges focus on tors said they weren’t sure house was consumed by flames one-fourth of an inch in diameter. Wednesday night in Cleveland. batters in a row to start the game Celtics took control of Game 1 en Pershing and cruise missile de­ The home — 129 Routes near the when firefighters arrived Rice provided his detractors with a Royals 4, Brewers 3 route to a 112-100 victory. ployments in Europe and develop­ intersection of Route .316 — is feast, driving in five runs as the According to reports, the An­ "When you are in the league for ment of the new Midgetman owned by Vincent Fiola. who has Red Sox pounded the Indians 13-7. At Kansas City, Mo., pinch hitter dover Fire Department was as­ five or six years, the officials get missile. However, the Euromis­ lived there for five and a half Baylor, who has homered in four of Hal McRae twunced a single sisted by members of departments SALE ENDS used to you. After a while, they siles are considered separate from years. his past six games, added four RBI through a drawn-m infield to score from Columbia. Hebron, South start calling fouls on the rookies the SA LT structure and the Fiola's wife who was going to help Boston win its fourth Frank White with one out in the Coventry. Bolton and Willimantic. UPl photo and start letting you slide," Midgetman remains far from the through salvaged items on the The home was built in 1720 by JULY 5th straight and 10th in II games. bottom of the ninth and give Mets’ catcher Gary Carter (left) hugs Ray Knight (right) moves in to add his Olajuwon said. testing and deployment phases front lawn this morning, she and Nathanial House, who was active "Groundouts and strikeouts are Kansas City its victory. Reliever Y prohibited by the treaty. her husband were awakened by in the town’s beginnings. part of a power-hitter’s life.” said Steve Farr improved to 3-1 by pitcher Dwight Gooden after the final congratulations. The Mets beat Los Fellow Tower Ralph Sampson Baylor, whose lOth homer, a retiring all four batters he faced. out Wednesday night against the Angeles, 4-2. was called for three fouls within The loss went to Mark Clear. 2-2. the first five minutes of Game 1. three-run shot in the sixth, put Dodgers at Shea Stadium in New York. Boston ahead to stay. “ But driving Toronto 14, Minnesota 8 "A rookie has to earn the in runs make up for that. referees’ respect” said the third- Obituaries At Minneapolis. George Bell and “ Pm really enjoying myself with year pro, "and he has to learn the Jesse Barfield each had solo Boston. Coming to the Red Sox NL roundup referees, know who likes to call homers. Tony Fernandez a two- (Virginia) Day of Bristol: and 10 (from the New York Yankees for what typeof game, andthat takesa nis. Mass., a former Manchester run triple, and Lloyd Moseby a Harry L. Moors grandchildren. Mike Easier in the off-season) has few years” resident, died May 18 at the Cape three-run double as Toronto ran up The funeral will be Saturday at renewed me. We have a good Harry L. Moors. 72, husband of Cod Hospital, Hyannis. Mass. season highs for runs and hits. Jim The Celtics have depth along the 10 a m at the Rose Hill Funeral team .” Beatrice (Molumphy) Moors, of She was born Aug. 25. 1909. in Clancy, 5-3, scattered 11 hits, Taken-for-granted Gooden frontline tha( enables them to Home. 580 Elm St . Rocky Hill, Dennis "O il Can” Boyd, 6-3, gave Wethersfield, died Tuesday at his Manchester. She was a comp­ struck out six and walked two over spread fouls around several play­ with burial in Ro.se Hill Memorial up seven hits, struck out three and home. He was the brother of troller for the town of Manchester - « Beniamin A . seven innings. Bert Blyleven. 4-4, ers without getting into trouble. Park. Rocky Hill. Calling hours walked one over seven innings to Myrtle Hubbard of Manchester. many years ago. was the loser. "W e’ve been playing a little are Friday from 2 to 4 and 7 to 9 J v lo o r e ^ notch his fourth straight triumph. He also is survived by two sons. She is survived by her sister, longer than they have, and you p.m. Steve Crawford pitched the eighth, Orioles 9, A’s 5 Gerald H. Moors of Vista, Calif., Ethel B. Johnson of Hyannis, BUY 1 GAL. OF a i n t s back on track for the Mets learn how not to foul in certain Memorial donations may be P and Bob Stanley the ninth. Don and Raymond C. Moors of Lake­ Mass. EITHER HOUSE At Oakland. Calif., pinch hitter situations." said Boston’s Kevin made to the Salvation Army. 855 Schulze, 3-2, was the loser. side. Calif.: three daughters. Mrs. Burial will be at the convenience PAINT AT REG. MoTOA Jim Dwyer hit a three-run homer McHale. a 6-foot-10 forward who Asylum Ave.. Hartford. "We’re on a wonderful roll," By Ed Burns inner drive to let something like Anthony (Judith) Forte and Mrs. of the family. RET. PRICE, GET in the ninth inning to help the shares the three frontline spots Pa i n t s said Boston Manager John United Press International this affect him” line off Todd Worrell. 3-3, and Stephen (M argaret) Settino, both Louise M. Johnson Orioles defeat the A’s. Reliever with 6-9 Larry Bird and 7-footers Actress Sarah Bernhardt died in McNamara, whose club leads the Gooden, who suffered a 10-2 loss scored on Reynolds’ triple to of Wethersfield, and Mrs. Weston Rich Bordi, 3-0, picked up the Robert Parish and Bill Walton. Louise M Johnson, 76. of Hyan- 1923. major leagues with 3f victories. Dwight Gooden can be so domi­ and was knocked out in the fourth right-center. Charlie Kerfeld, 5-1. victory in relief while reliever " I f someone gets in foul trouble, OURHHSHEST "The key is not getting cocky. It’s inning at San Francisco last week, pitched the final two innings to Steve Ontiveros, 0-2, took the loss. nant that a stretch of two losses we can rotate and put in someone OUAUTY too soon to celebrate ’. returned to his Cy Young Award­ earn the victory. and a no decision is cause for , with a low amount of fouls. Against Cleveland got four homers, two Tigers 4, Angels 1 winning form Wednesday night, Cubs 5, Reds 0 headlines. Akeem, we have three big guys we by Mel Hall, in losing its fifth At Anaheim. Calif., Dan Petry, pitching a five-hitter, walking two “ You almost take The Doctor At Chicago. Davey Lopes had can rotate on him.” McHale said. straight game. Brook Jacoby and 4-4, scattered five hits over eight (Gooden) for granted.” Mets and striking out 10 to lead the New two RBI. and Jody Davis hit his Despite a well-balanced scoring Joe Carter also homered for innings and Lance Parrish, Harry York Mets to a 4-2 victory over the catcher Gary Carter said. ’’You ninth home run of the season to attack and a poised performance. Cleveland. Spilman and Lou Whitaker deli­ Los Angeles Dodgers. think you’re guaranteed a victory back the four-hit pitching of Rick Celtics players say they must “I knew we’d start hitting vered RBI singles to help Detroit every time he goes out there. But ’’These things are going to Woodland happen in my career." Gooden Sutcliffe, 3-6. who struck out five improve their performance to 2 tonight,” said Cleveland Manager win its fourth straight. Eric King GARDENS every pitcher goes through (a and walked two in pitching his 13th leave Boston Garden with a 2-0 PLANT NOW — PLANT NOW — PLANT NOW earned his first major league save. said of his short slump. ‘ T v e just Pat Corrales. "I had a feeling slump) at one time or another in career shutout and third complete lead in the best-of-seven series, The loss went to Jim Slaton, 4-4. got to turn the page. The fans ^ .... about it. his career. This is just anotherstep game of the season. Bill Gullick- "W e have got to play a lot better The Angels’ Bobby Grich extended expect me to win every time out. "But our pitching’s been awful. in Dwight Gooden’s maturing son. 4-4. suffered the loss. to win.” Walton said after Wednes­ ANNUAL SALE Schulze stopped throwing his his hitting streak to 14 games. process. He has too much pride and but I ’ve got todo what I ’m capable Kporgabd. of. and not worry about slumps” Pirates 4, Braves 3 day’s practice, "because they are Gooden. 6-2, pitched his fifth going to play a lot better. Ralph At Pittsburgh, Tony Pena hit a Sampson (who scored 2 points on GERANIUMS complete game of the season in solo home run and Johnny Ray leading the Mets to their fourth l-of-13 shooting) wiU come back Rod — Pink — White went 2-for-4, drove in a run and strong, you can be sure” X-tre Large Natural redwood consecutive triumph. 061-23 scored the game-winner on Craig Houston’s Lewis Lloyd said. 9 " I believe (the victory) helped Cheney wins COC title McMurtry’s sixth-inning wild “ They haven’t seen our best. Starter Geraniums 790 a pack 4/*2“ .95 him a great deal.” said Carter, pitch, enabling the Pirates to snap who homered in the fourth inning Sampson and I were having bad a six-game losing streak. Larry games, but the team was still in it HEBRON - Cheney Tech inning rally to make a winner of strategies and cranked a two- off loser Jerry Reuss. 2-4, to give McWilliams. 1-3. picked up th win, until the third quarter. What killed YOU PROMISED HER wrapped it up. Ron Nese, who outdueled loser run triple to make it 4-1. New York a 1-0 lead. This Is The Time To PlantI MOORGARD^ and Jose DeLeon earned his first us were our mental mistakes.” MOORE’S" The Beavers’ baseball team, Eric Jeroszko. Both hurlers Nese. 5-1, and Jeroszko each “ Dwight needed to finish this A ROSE GARDEN We’re big in bedding save, Lloyd, who averaged better than which went "wire-to-wire" this went the distance. fired seven-hitters. Nese fanned gam e," Mets manager Johnson MOOR WOOD LATEX OIL BASE Phillies 4, Giants 0 16 points a game during the regular laduoa A Perkins and vegetable plants. year, clinched its first Charter The decisive frame in extra 12 and walked three, while said. “ He needed it for himself season, scored 4 points Monday. Complete selection. Oak Conference championship innings started when Rick Gon­ Jeroszko whiffed nine and after what’s been written about At Philadelphia. Glenn Wilson Ptowbf EXTERIOR STAIN HOUSE PAINT HOUSE PAINT “ Ralph is a great player and he ROSES Largo in school history on Wednesday, zalez opened with a single, his walked three. him lately.’’ knocked in two runs, and Shane Pl»nf9 will come back strong, and Lewis Pfanf ffiem NOWI This Weeks Specials Penetrates Low Lustre Finish, High Gloss. with a 4-1, nine-inning victory third hit of the game. Nese The sides traded first inning Kevin Mitchell also homered for Rawley threw a four-hitter. Wilson Lloyd will be much more effective 1 9 Protects Lasting Durability. over host RHAM in the 1986 followed with a single, and Chris runs. Nese doubled in Gonzalez New York in a three-run sixth knocked in two runs in a four-run *7*» ..d »8” Protective Finish. regular season finale. Pires then fouled off two at­ in the top of the first, before inning. Mariano Duncan and Steve first inning as Philadelphia chased than he was.” Boston guard Danny PETUNIAS I pKk Ainge said. "Last year in the Preserves "This feels great.’’ said ec­ tempted sacrifice bunts before Scott McDonald, the lone Sax hit solo homers off Gooden in Giants starter and loser Scott finals, we lost Game 2 to the static coach Bill Baccaro, the runners moved up on a wild RHAM batter with two hits, the sixth and eighth, respectively, Garrelts. 4-5. Rawley, 6-4. struck Hanging Pttunias G Impatitns Complete selection of House and Foilage Lakers, and that was tfie turning Whose Beavers finish 16-4 over­ pitch. Pires then hit a grounder supplied an RBI-single in the for the Dodgers runs. out six and walked.two in earning Plants, Bird Feeders, Bird Food, Seed Soils, point. If we had won, I ’m sure we Special Selection all. “ The kids played with a lot to second that was booted for an bottom of the stanza. Reuss had pitched effectively his first shutout of the season. would have won the series, Pottery, Plant Food, Statuary, Dried Mate^ of-pressure all year. We started error, allowing Gonzalez to Cheney catcher Mark Pellet­ when he left in the sixth with the Reg. »7« Padres 10, Expos 1 "Because of the way this series rials. Craft Books and Gardening Books, Spe­ the season in first place and score the go-ahead run. ier was the game's outstanding score tied 1-1 and a runner on base. is set up (2-3-2 home-site format), Large 8" Pot cial Tools, Shrubs and Trees, stayed there every day of the Bruce Carpenter was then defensive performer, gunning For the second straight night, At Montreal. Terry Kennedy hit this is more of a must-game for us season. We became the team walked to load the bases. out three would-be base however, the Los Angeles bullpen a three-run homer, and Jerry than it is for Houston. Game 2 is that other teams were after, and Baccaro flashed the suicide stealers. failed to do the job. Royster added a two-run blast, we faced most of the No. 1 squeeze bunt sign to the next Astros 4, Cardinals 3 pacing the Padres. LaM arr Hoyt, very, very big." pitchers down the stretch." batter, Glenn Parent, but Nese Cheney Tech 100 000 003 4-7-0 2-1, scattered 10 hits, walked four " I f we win Game 2 .1 think w e’ll 168 Woodland Stroot RHAM 100 000 000 1-7-3 At St Louis, pinch hitter Craig and struck out three over 8 2-3 win the championship.” said Larry PAUL’S PAINT Cheney ultimately bested 8-12 was picked off third by Je­ Nese ond P elletier; E. Jeroszko Bird, who Wednesday was named Opon daily 8am - 7pm RHAM with a three-run ninth­ roszko. So Parent changed and Perriolet. Reynolds tripled with two out in the innings to get the victory. Lance 643-8474 615 Main St.. Manchester 649-0300 11th inning to score Glenn Davis, McCullers came on to get the final as the N BA’s regular-season M VP who doubled down the right field out. for the third consecutive year. 18 — MANCHESTER HERALD. Thursday, May Z9. 1986 MANCHESTER HERALD. Thursday. May 29, 1986 — 11 SCOREBOARD Scholsstic roundup

Ringtn 8. White Sox 3 Mati4,0odgers2 Softban Little League GOLF‘S BEST MHS boys’ tennis captures CCC East title CHICAGO TEXAS LOS ANGELES NEW YORK t t n ___ At______— ______ObrhM ObrhM ObrhM ObrhM R O C K V IL L E — For the second (EC) def. Chris Antonelll 42-45, Bovlto Sax 2b 4 111 Wilson cf 4 110 (EC) def. Kevin McGovern 42-45, Stone TONIOHT'S OAMIS Top PGA scorers Tollasn 3b 3 2 1 0 McDwII cf 4 0 0 0 year In succession. Coach Dave Bradley dh 4 1 2 0 Ftetchr ss 3 1 1 0 Landrex cf 4 0 0 0 Mitchell rf 3 1 1 2 Maloney's Manchester High (EC) def. Jeff HIne 45-49. East won Traih-Awav vs. Gibson's, 6 — American Baines rf 4 0 11 O'Brien 1b 4 1 1 2 Modlck 3b 4 0 1 0 Hrnndz 1b 4 12 0 medal point. Robortson (1980-85) Morshll rf 4 0 1 0 Coder c 3 1 1 1 winning pitcher Jeff Goodin fanned Walker 1b 4 0 0 0 Incovgl dh 4 1 2 1 School boys’ tennis teann will wear Nels Johnson vs. Reed, 7:30 — FMc c 3 0 0 0 Ward If 4 12 1 Scloscld c 4 0 1 0 Foster It 3 0 0 0 the laurels of the Central Connecti­ Robertson 15 and Dave Burr supported him with Brock 1b 3 0 0 0 Dvkstra cf 0 0 0 0 three hits to pace M ARC over Flreflgh. Avg. pBr round Bonilla cf 4 0 1 0 Wright rf 4 0 0 0 cut Conference East Division Vets vs. M P M , 6 — Fltioerold Kittle It 4 0 0 0 Buechel 3b 4 1 2 1 Stubbs If 3 0 0 0 Knight 3b 4 0 2 1 Baseball Lothrop vs. Horpo's, 7:30 — ters, 14-1, at Waddell Field. Andy Duncan ss 2 1 1 1 Teufel 2b 2 0 0 0 championship. The Indians Fltioerold Bartley hamered for the losers. Tom K ilo Hulelt 2b 4 0 10 Mercado c 4 0 1 0 70.62 Guillen ss 3 0 1 0 Wllkrsn 2b 3 1 2 0 Reuss p 2 0 0 0 Heep ph VO 0 0 clinched their second title Wednes­ Bolton loses 20th Telephone vs. Athletic Club, 6— Nike Tom WBtson 70.64 Vnd Brg p 0 0 0 0 Backmn 2b 0 0 0 0 Cymmlnos vs. Jones, 7:30 — Nike Nichols ph 1 0 0 0 day with a 7-0 whitewash job over International TeloH 38 3 7 I T o M t M 4 I I 5 NIedenfr p 0 0 0 0 Santana ss 3 0 0 0 W INDHAM - The long 1986 Blue Ox vs. Food, 6 — Pooonl Calvin Pool# 70.76 Motszk ph 1 0 00 Gooden p 3 0 0 0 homestanding Rockville High. Fire A Police vs. Edwards, 7:30 — The Oilers bested Boland Brothers, Ray Floyd ChtCOB* M im M B — I Howell p 0 0 0 0 season came to a close Wednesday PoeanI 70.00 Texoi M0MM8H—4 The win was the eighth in a row 4-3, at Leber Field. Javon Overstreet Curtis Strang# 70.02 Game-winning RBI — O'Brien (2K Tetah 31 2 5 2 Tetah 30 4 7 4 for the Bolton High baseball team Stephenson's vs. Word, 6 — Keeney tripled and singled for two RBIs and E— WMkerson 2, Fisk, Cowley. Let Anotht OM Ml 010-2 for the Indians, who are 11-3 Century 21 vs. Allied, 6 — Charter Jim Jackson odded a triple to pace the Bruco Liotzk# 70.06 NSW York 0M103 00X—4 overall and finish 7-0 in CCC East and it ended just as it began — in Oak Oilers. Kirk RIngbloom also doubled. LOB—Chicogo 7, Texos 5. 2B— Jack Mcklaus 70.00 Incovlollo, O'Brien. 3B— Huleft. HR— Game-winning RBI — Mitchell (1). action. Manchester finishes its defeat. The Bulldogs, who have not Boland's Adam ZIruk and Peter Buechele (8).SB— Fisk (2), Bonilla (3), E— Vande Berg. DP— Lot Angeles 1, Leonard smacked doubles. Pitcher Johnny Mill#r 71.01 New York 1. LOB— Los Angeles 4, New regular season Friday against won a game since the 1983 season, Charter Oak WMkerson (4). dropjjed their 20th game of the '86 Greg Ryan mode four put outs from the Hal Sutton 71.02 IP H R ROBB SO York 5. 2B— Knight, Wilson, Scloscld. East Catholic at the Manchester mound. The key ploy In the game came HR— Carter (8), Duncon (3), Mitchell Lostroda Pizza whitewashed Postal Andy Boan 71.04 CM cobo Community College courts. campaign, a 10-2 decision to host Express, 5-0, at Fitzgerald Field on In the final Inning when Oilers' second Cowley (L 1-2) 4 r3 4 4 5 1 8 (2) , Sax (4). Windham Tech. Wednesday. Mark MIstretta stroked o baseman Jay Carangelo cut off Bo­ Nelson 1 2-3 3 0 0 0 1 IP H R ER BB SO Glenn Horowitz. David Browne. triple and two singles to poce Lostroda, land's Danny Carongelo's shot for o 4-4 McKeon 1-3 0 0 0 0 0 Lot Anoeles Bolton diamond editions have third out. Reuss (L 2-4) 5 4 2 2 0 3 Jeff Kennedy and John Melesko while Mike Jordan, Jett Regan and Oowlev 1 1-3 2 0 0 0 0 swept the singles for the Indians dropped their last 61 games over a Bob Kilpatrick added two hits apiece. Tom Kite, 36, is golf’s "Mr. Consistent.” In the first half of the 1980s, the Texas Vande Berg 1-3 3 2 2 1 0 four-year span. Three batters had one hit each for the National Texan, known for hitting accurate drives, led the PGA with an average score Correa (W 3-3) 6^3 4 3 1 3 8 Nledentuer 1 2-3 0 0 0 0 0 with Kennedy the only one forced punchless losers. Williams (S 1) 21-3 1 0 0 0 4 Howell 1 0 0 0 2 0 to three sets. ”We have three or four year Nichols Tire nipped DIRosa Clean­ per round ot 70.62. New York WP— Cowley. PB— Mercodo, Rsk. The doubles combinations of players who can really make a ers, 7-4, Wednesday at Buckley School. T—3:02. A— 25,028. Gooden (W 4-2) 9 5 2 2 2 10 contribution to next year’s team.” ‘A’ Central John Ahlberg pitched and hit well for Umpires— Home, Kosc; 1b, Reed; Reuss pitched to 1 batter In 6th, Sam Henderson-Jim Melesko. T— 2:40. A— 41,037. cited first-year Bolton coach John Nichols with Jon Golos, Mark Midford 2b, Ford; 3b, Garcia. Mark Barry-Erik Johnson and The Main Pub punished B A G and Andy Cox also swinging good bats. Umpires— Home, West; lb, B. Willi­ Jenkins. 'T m proud of these Lounge, 13-1, at Fitzgerald. Tony Jeff Ross and Scott Cunningham hit Amaiican League results ams; 2b, RIppley; 3b, Pulll. Matt Clough-Jay Snyder also won Campelll cracked a triple and a pair of best for DIRosa and John Cooney also Royals4.Brew8rs3 easily for Manchester. guys,” he added. "They deserve a singles for the Pub, while teammates cloyed well. Baseball lot of credit, especially my cap­ Jack Frascarelll, Scott Hanson, John Padres 10. Expos I Results; Horowitz (M) det. Gregg Madden and Scott Gorman all added Red Sox 13. Indiana 7 MILWAUKEE KANSAS CITY Sulan 6-2, 4-1; Browne (M) det. Bryan tain. John Sambogna.” two each. Five botters managed one ObrhM ObrhM Bonodles 4-0, 7-5; Kennedy (M) det. Windham Tech scored all the safety apiece for Impotent B A G . National Farm (Jantner 2b 4 1 1 0 Wilson ct 4 1 1 0 SAN DIEGO MONTREAL Odie Kulper 5-7, 6-1, 4-1; Melesko (M) BOSTON CLEVELAND Riles ss 5 0 10 Smith If 4 0 0 0 det. M ik e M c C o rfh v 4-1, 4-2; runs it needed in the first inning Wolff/Zockln downed DIRosa Clean­ AL itandlngs obrhM obrhM ObrhM ObrhM when it scored three times. Barry ers, 25-22, at Bowers Field. Step Slnofro Barrett 2b 4 3 2 0 Butler cf 5 0 3 0 Cooper dh 5 0 2 1 Low rt 4 1 1 0 Flonnry ss 4 1 1 0 Raines It 3 0 0 0 Henderson-Melesko (M) det. Todd Weat Side Ogllvle If 4 0 2 0 Brett 3b 3 10 0 Gwynn d 4 2 10 Wohitrd It 2 0 0 0 McGorrlty-Glen Jacobs 4-4,4-0; Borry- Locke’s two-out. two-run single pitched well, Mike Flonogon hod the Eost Boggs 3b 3 2 2 0 Bernzrd 2b 5 1 1 0 Monnng cf 0 1 0 0 White 2b 4 11 1 Johnson (M) det. Andy Burke-Lorry North United Methodist mistreated save and Mike Cosgrovehlt a three-run Romero 3b 0 0 0 0 Franco ss 3 0 0 0 McRvnI ct 4 1 1 2 Webster cf 5 0 1 0 was the key blow for the Techmen. ’W -‘ Sanitary Refuse, 11-4, at Pagonl Field. homer fo win It. Mork Anderson and W L Pet. G B Bucknr 1b 4 12 1 Mullins ss 10 0 0 AdducI 1b 2 10 0 Orto dh 4 0 2 0 Garvey 1b 5 2 3 2 Dawson d 3 0 2 0 Ward 6-3, 6-1; Clough-Snyder (M) det. Boston 31 14 .489 — Sveum 3b 3 0 1 1 Bolbonl 1b 4 0 0 0 Wynne ct 0 0 0 0 Wnnngh cf 2 1 1 1 Scott GrImord-MIke Quagge 4-0, 4-1. Keith Jarvis tripled and scored Mick Holmes yanked three hits tor the Crolg Lobonte were standouts defen- New York Stcwletn 1b 0 1 0 0 Thorntn dh 3 0 0 0 victors, while five others contributed slvelv for DIRosa. Steve Ruggiero 29 14 .444 2 Rice If 5 3 3 5 Hall If 4 2 2 3 Deer rf 4 0 0 0 Quirk c 2 0 0 0 Nettles 3b 3 1 0 0 Wollach 3b 5 0 2 0 on a wild pitch in the second inning Baltimore 24 17 .405 4 Hoshidr ct 4 0 2 1 Bloncln ss 3 0 1 0 Madinez If 4 1 3 1 (3alarrg 1b 3 0 0 0 East fares well two each. Including Steve Hodge, Don ripped two HRs, Rob Herdlein hod one, Detroit Baylor dh 3 2 14 Carter rt 4 3 3 1 for Bolton. Sambogna had a double Rumpllk, Wayne Steely, Rich Gathing ond Jamie Wolf and Brian Burgess 22 20 .524 7W Evons rf 4 0 11 Tabler 1b 3 0 0 1 Moore c 4 0 10 McRoe ph 10 11 Kennedy c 4 1 1 3 Bllordell c 2 0 1 0 ond Geo Fowler. Tom Clark cranked ployed well. Milwaukee 23 21 .523 7'/3 Lyons ct 5 0 11 Jacoby 3b 4 1 1 2 Totals 35 3 10 3 Totals 33 4 7 2 Royster 2b 4 1 1 2 Low 2b 4 0 10 MIDDLETOWN - Fairfield and single to pace Bolton, which % Cleveland 22 23 .489 9 Sullivan c 4 0 1 1 Allanson c 4 0 1 0 One out when wbinln* run scored Hoyt p 4 0 0 0 Newmn ss 1 0 1 0 collected four hits overall. three for the losers, and Rob Schotz In the completion of o suspended Toronto 21 24 .447 11 Mllwauks* 1M1M010—3 Prep swept the four singles slots as chipped In with two. gome, DIRosa edged Wolff/Zackin, Oulnons ss 5 1 1 0 McCulIrs p 0 0 0 0 Fltzgerld c 3 0 1 0 well as both doubles champion­ "We played possibly our best 23-21. Ruggiero ond Herdlein each WMt Tetah 19 11 14 11 Totals M 7 11 7 Kontdi City OOS8MM1—4 Parrett p 0 0 0 0 cranked two HRs, while Will Herdlein Texos 24 21 .533 — Boeton 0*0 OSS 5 » - 1 S Game-winning R B I— McRoe (3). Krnchc 2b 10 0 0 ships at the All Connecticut Confer­ defensive game of the year.” said PaganI Colltornia 22 23 .4*9 2 E— Sveum 2. LOB— Milwaukee 9, Youmns p 0 0 0 0 Jenkins, noting the Bulldogs were hit well. Keith Stone pitched well, and Kansas City 21 24 .447 3 Cloveland eso no TPt— 7 ence Boys’ Tennis Championships Flonogon and SInotra Coulombe Gome-winning RBI — Baylor (4). Kansas City 7. 2B— Cooper, Law, Orto. Roberge p 0 0 0 0 charged with only one error. "Cliff Evergreen Lawns had no mercy on ployed well. Oakland 21 25 .457 3'/i E— Boogs, Mullins. DP— Boston 2. 3B— Sveum. SB— Wilson (10). S— Schtzdr ph 1 0 0 0 Wednesday at Wesleyan Burger King, roasting the fast-fooders, Chicago 18 24 .409 5'/, Gontner, AdducI. McGffgn p 0 0 0 0 University. Stoudt did a nice job at first base.” 16^^, In five frames at PaganI. Bob Minnesota 18 28 .391 LOB— Boston 4, Cleveland 4. 2B— 6'/7 Carter, Rice, Evans, Bernazard. 3B— Thmpsn 1b 2 0 0 0 Jim Fallon in the No. 3 singles Bolton 010 001 0 2-4-1 Ouaglla slammed four hits to top a American Farm Seattle 14 30 .348 8'/j Carter. HR— Jacoby (5), Boylor (10), IP H RERBBSO Totals 34 10 11 10 Totals 37 1 10 1 WIndhom Tech 310 015 x 10-9-3 21-hlt ottack for the winners. Prank Wednesday's Results Hall 2 (5),Carter (7). SF— Buckner, Milwaukee San Diego 033 2M 020— 10 slot and Scott Jensen at No. 4 each Mike Mix, Drew PInfo (5), Sam­ Moris, Pat Silver and Mark Brown M ARC trounced Modern Janitorial, Baltimore 9, Oakland 5 Sullivan, Tobler, Baylor. Leary 7 4 3 2 2 4 Montreal OM OM M l— 1 gained semifinal berths before bogna (4) and Reid Martin; Louis clouted three hits apiece, while Dave 12-3, at Valley Field. Mike Toomey Boston 13, Cleveland 7 Clear (L 2-2) 11-331)12 (tame-wInnlng RBI — Kennedy (4). Herald photo by Pinto Sllvo, Steve Kessler (4) and Andy O'Brien and Frank RIzza each added pitched three Innings, allowing one run bowing for East Catholic while the Texas 4, Chlcggo 3 IP H R ER BB SO Kansas City E— Nettles, (Solarroga. DP— San Diego Stonolonls. two hits — the same number that the while striking out six. Julie Smart Kansas City 4, Mllwoukee 3 Boston Soberhogen 4822)7 2, Monfreol 1. LOB— Son Diego 3, No. 2 doubles tandem of freshman Manchester High’s John Wynn carded a 46 in entire losers' team collected. relieved In the fourth, yielding two Toronto 14, Mlnnesoto8 Boyd (W 4-3) 7 4 4 4 1 3 Black 12-3 2 1 1 1-. 3 Montreal 13. 2B— Webster, McRey- Tim Powers and Andre Bodyk also runs and fanning six. Smart ripped a New York 4, Seattle 5 Crawford 1 3 3 3 0 1 Farr (W 3-1) 1 1-3 0 0 0 0 0 nolds, Dawson, Bllordello. 3B — Wednesday’s match with Bristol Central but it wasn't low Dusty homer, triple and single for four RBIs, Detroit 4, Colltornlo 1 Stanley ) 2 0 0 0 0 Soberhogen pitched fo 2 batters In 7th. Wollach. HR— Kennedy (4), Royster made their way into the semifinals Mickey Peterson socked two doubles Ttiursdayis Games WP— Leary 2. PB— Moore. T— 3:05. (3) , Wlnnlnghom (3). SB— Gwvnn2(10), before being eliminated. enough to prevent his defeat, or the Indians from losing and a triple for four RBIs, and John Cleveland Dan Wright walloped two home runs Boltimore (Dixon 5-2) at Oak­ Schulze (L 3-2) 5 7 5 5 1 1 A— 20,441. McReynolds(S). East's No. I singles performer for the first time in nine matches. Track Herald photo by Tucker and a single as Nutmeg Mechanical Dooley played a fine game. For land (Codiroll 3-5), 3:15 p.m. - Yett 1 1-3 3 4 4 1 3 Umpires— Home, Cooney; 1b. Pa­ IP H R ER BB SO manhandled Army and Navy, U-4, at Modern, David Turall slugged a homer Kern 0 11110 lermo; 2b, Brinkmon; 3b, Kaiser. San Diego Sean Powers lost in the quarterfi­ Keeney Field. Scott Llnslnblgler ond single to drive In all three runs. Detroit (LaPoint 1-3) at Calltornlo Hoyt (W 2-1) 8 2-3 10 1 1 4 3 East places sixth Paul Ray took third place in the 5000-meter run for East Brett Desimore played well. (Sutton 2-4), 10:35 pm. Ritter 1 2-3 3 3 0 0 1 nal round while No. 2 player Matt Cedar Knob. same score to host St. Bernard's in rapped three doubles for Nutmeg. Balles 1 0 0 0 0 0 McCullers 1-3 0 0 0 0 ) Dimbicki also lost in the quarterfi­ Catholic High at the ACC Championship Meet on Bruce Kinel laced three hits and Bob New York (Rasmussen 4-1) at Seattle Schulze pitched to 5 batters In 4th; Montreal Central's Glenn Carlson took All Connecticut Conference action. M IDDLETO W N - East Catholic Ouaglla blasted a homer and triple for (Morgan 3-5), 10:35 p.m. BlueJsysM.TwInsS Youmns (L 4-4) 2 1-3 4 6 5 3 2 nals. The No. 1 doubles team of International Farm Friday's Games Kern pitched to 3 batters In 7th. medalist honors with a 42. Best East. 11-6-2. was to face Northw­ took sixth place at Wednesday’s Wednesday in Middletown. Army and Navy. HBP— by Kern (Baylor). T— 3:06. Roberge 1 2-3 3 2 2 0 1 Mike Kelly and Greg Seaver was All Connecticut Conference Boys’ The Lawyers eked out o 12-11 win Detroit at Seattle, night A— 124)10. TORONTO MINNESOTA McGottlgon 2 1 0 0 0 1 effort for Manchester was Phil est Catholic and host Notre Dame over Boland Brothers at Verplanck New York at Oakland, night Parrett 2 3 2 2 0 2 also ousted in quarterfinal action. Fedorchak’s 45 card. in West Haven today at the Track Championship Meet at A’ East Baltimore at California, night Umpires— Home, HIrschbeck; 1b,Roe; o ObrhM obrhbl Field. Michael Tryon hurled a 2b, Bornett; 3b, Bremlgon. Gordo 2b 4 0 0 1 Puckett ct 5 1 1 1 Low 1 0 0 0 0 0 Results: Fedorchok (M) halved with Racebrook Country Club. Xavier High School. complete-game victory ond roped two Texos at Kansas City, night HBP— by Roberge (Gwynn). T— 2:27, "We gave them the eight riin.s in Pooonl Caterers rocketed five ho­ Boston at Minnesota, night loro 2b 1 0 0 0 Smally dh 4 0 2 0 Bob Messier 45-45, Carlson (BC) det. St, Bernard's John Peligrino Paul Ray took third in the 5000; mers In o 23-4 shellacking over hits. Including o triple. Michael Glalo- Mulinks 3b 5 1 I 0 Hptchr ph 1110 A— 21,342. Golf John Wynn 42-44, John Vetrono (BC) Softball the fifth inning,” said East coach passl occounted for the game-winning Milwaukee at Cleveland, night Umpires — Home, Wendelstedt; lb, Steve O’neill and Kevin . Ciaglo Manchester Medical Supply at Robert­ Chicogo at Toronto, night Mosebv ct 5 1 2 3 Hrbek lb 3 12 0 def. Andy Bogglnl 44-48, Jason Neu- took medalist honors with a 37. Jay McConville: "We dug our­ son Park. Mike Coughlin and Cal hit, while five teommates carried the Bell It 3 2 2 1 Beane ph 10 0 0 Tata; 2b, Crowtord; 3b, C. Williams. bour (M) det. Steve Hudok 44-51, were third and sixth, respectively: offense. Kevin Repoll, Joson Floreond Standouts MHS upset Steve Casella and Kevin Boyko East loses finale selves a big hole and unfortunately Sewell hammered two taters opiece, H em * Runs Yankees 6. Mariners 5 Johnsndh 40 1 0 Brnnskyrf 5 2 3 2 Bristol Central won medal point, inthe3200; Joel Feehan was fifth in while Mark PaganI added one dinger, Chris Rlzy excelled on defense. For Shphrd dh 1110 Bush It 5 11 1 184-185. fired cards of 42 to pace East. NEW B R IT A IN — Eight runs in we couldn’t rally.” Boland, Normon Detaura and Justin Baltimore, Sheets (4), Lacy (2), Dwyer Leoch 1b 3 2 2 2 GoettI 3b 5 1 1 3 Phillies 4, GlanIsO BRISTOL — The Manchester the 1600; Mike Seeger and Feehan as well as a double ond single. Steve (3). Oakland, Kingman (9). Bos­ NEW YORK SEATTLE Results: East vs. St. Bernord — Rich the fifth inning was the impetus as Crispino olso had three hits for the Hupalo paced the offense, while Paul Borfleld rt 5 3 3 2 Lmbrdz 2b 3 1 1 1 High golf team saw itseight-match Pepin (SB) def. Dove Olender 41-44, were second and fifth, respec­ Senior Janet Bienkowski had two Spano pitched well In relief. Mike ton, Baylor (10). Cleveland, Jacoby (5), ObrhM ObrhM Whitt c 3 1 1 1 Reed c 3 0 0 0 host St. Thomas Aquinas downed hits to lead the Eagles. Seniors victors, while Walt Adamy and Choz Hall 2 (5). Carter (7).Texos, Buechele(8), RHndrs cf 5 ) 1 1 Reynids 2b 5 ) 1 0 SAN FRANCISCO PHILADELPHIA winning streak come to a halt as Dennis Moore (SB) det. Barry Powll- tively. in the 800; and Bill Barry Russo contributed two apiece. Bob Laurto contributed with the leother. Martinez c 1 1 0 0 Wshngf ph 1 0 0 0 Ob r h M Ob r h M Eagles in split shen 43-48, Fred DeGroot (SB) det. East Catholic, 12-7. in ACC girls’ Toronto, Bell (7), Barfield (11). Rndiph 2b 4 1 0 0 Moses cf 4 10 0 Fernndz ss 4 2 2 3 Gagne ss 3 0 10 host Bristol Central annexed a took third in the 200. Andrea Ryan. Aisling Buckley and Fish wos the big hitter for the losers, Minnesota, Puckett (15), Brunonsky Mttngly lb 5 2 3 2 Davis 1b 4 12 1 Moldond d 4 0 0 0 Stone It 2 12 0 John King 42-43, Peligrino (SB) def. smashing a four-bagger and two Laudnr ph 1 0 0 0 Brenly 3b 2 0 10 Roenick It 10 0 0 3>/7-l‘A decision Wednesday at NORWICH - The East Catholic Cosello 37-42, Boyko (EC) det. Pauline East also lost in dual meet softball action Wednesday Chris Raffin were also playing in Rookies (10), GoettI (12), LombardozzI (4). New Easier dh 5 12 2 Phelps dh 2 2 2 3 Totals 39 14 IS 13 Totals 40 8 13 8 afternoon. singles. York, R. Henderson (9), Easier (4), Winfield rt 3 1 0 0 Thomos dh 2 0 0 0 Brown 3b 0 0 0 0 MThmp ct 4 1 2 0 Paqubuc Golf Course. High golf team came home with a Collins 42-49, Kevin Surratt (SB) det. scoring to Xavier 029-26) and their final games for East Ryan Personal Tee came from behind with Mattingly 2 (7). Seattle, Phelps 2 (7). Toronto 011 010 380— 14 Aldrefe 1b 4 0 0 0 Somuel2b 3 0 0 0 Eric Stone 43-45, St. Bernard won It was the finale for both schools Posoua If 4 0 3 0 DHndrs rt 5 0 1 0 Minnesota OM121 202— I The loss drops the Indian links- split from a triangular match medal point. Notre Dame of West Haven OJ9- and Buckley, the latter an ex­ five runs In the top of the sixth to beat Pagllorl 3b 4 0 2 1 Presley 3b 3 0 0 0 Leonard If 4 0 0 0 Aguayo 2b 10 0 0 Northern Eastern Video, 11-8, ot Verplonck. Gome-winning RBI — Bell (4). COovIs ct 4 0 0 0 Schmidt 3b 1 10 0 men to 12-2 overall They were to Wednesday at the Norwich Coun­ East vs. Xavier — Olender (EC) def. 39). East is now 2-8 and winds up its with the Eagles finishing at 8-12 change student from Ireland, Winning Pilchers Wynegor c 3 0 0 0 Owen ss 3 0 10 E— Leoch, Reed, GoettI. DP— Toronto Chris BIrkmever 44-45, Marty WInsch overall. 6-10 in All Connecticut collected base hits. Juniors Tyrrell P.M. Construction assaulted the Geoff Merten connected tor two home Baltimore, BordI (3-0). Boston, Boyd Mechm ss 3 0 0 0 Bonnell It 4 0 10 Melvin c 4 0 2 0 Hayes 1b 3 10 1 resume action today again.st CCC try Club. The Eagles topped dual meet campaign Friday at runs for Personal Tee, while Peter (4-3). Texas, Correa (3-3). Kansas City, 1. LOB— Toronto 4, Minnesota 7, 2B— RThmp 2b 4 0 0 0 Wilson d 4 0 2 2 (X) det. Powllshen 41-48, Kli g (EC) Conference play. The Saints finish While and Renee Damborajian Manchester Police Union, 8-4, at Grittey ph 1 0 0 0 Kearney c 4 0 1 0 Bush, Mosebv. Hatcher. 3B— Bell, East foes Enfield and Fermi al Xavier High, 6-1. but fell by that def. Mike Fitzgerald 43-48, Casella Farmington High School. Robertson. Mike Murphy, Berry Bern­ Lescoe played sparkling defense and Farr (3-1). Toronto, Clancy (5-3). Detroit, FIschlln ss 0 0 0 0 Uribe ss 4 0 10 Doulton c 2 0 1 1 contributed two hits, as did Mike Fernandez. HR— LombardozzI (4), (Jorrelts p 0 0 0 0 Jeltz ss 3 0 0 0 at 8-11. 5-11 in the conference. also socked safeites forthe Eagles stein and Lenny Goldberg smoked two Petrv (4-4). New York, Whitson (4-1). Totals 17 4 II 4 Totals 14 5 9 4 Barfield (11), Puckett (15), GoettI hits eoch to pace P.M. For the Police. McCarthy and Greg Pamas. Kevin Saves New York 410100 000— 4 Berenor p 1 0 0 0 Rowley p 3 0 10 Coughlin homered for Eastern Video, Texas, Williams (1). Detroit, King (1). (12), Bell (7), Brunonsky (10). Yngbld ph 10 0 0 Santo FIcara punched three hits while while Josh Solomsbn and Lucas Solom- Seattle M l 0M 000— 5 SB— Fernondez (10), Mosebv (13), Laskey p 0 0 0 0 Al Young poked a pair. New York, RIghettI (11). Gome-winning RBI — Henderson Bell (5). SF— Leoch 2, Garcia. son slapped two hits apiece. (3). Gloddn ph 1 0 0 0 Strano Real Estote outslugged E— Randolph. DP— New York 1, Seattle MDovIs p 0 0 0 0 Wawa, 22-19, at Highland Pork. Rich IP H R ER BB SO Totals 33 0 4 0 Totals 27 4 8 4 Starting pitching is missing Women's Roc 1. LOB— New York 7, Seattle 9. Toronto Griffeth boomed o three-run homer NL standings 2B — Reynolds, Bonnell. HR — Son Francisco 000 OM 000— 0 Talaga Associates hung on to trim and Mike Gullano hit well, while Clancy (W- 5-3) 7 11 4 6 2 6 Phllodelphla 4M OM OOx— 4 Bird MVP in NBA again RHenderson (9), Easier (4), Phelps 2 (7), CeruttI 2 2 2 2 0 4 D.W. Fish, 13-10, at Charter Oak Field. catcher Jeff Damon was outstanding Mattingly 7(7). SB— Moses (1). Gome-winning RBI — Haves (2). Barbaro Fink llnedadoubleandsingle defensively. Joe O'Reilly ond Mike Eost Minnesota E— Gorrelts, Jeltz, Samuel, Schmidt. for Talaga, while Doreen Anderson Blyleven (L 4-4) 7 9 8 7 2 9 jaworski hit well and Jamie Gochie W L Pet. OB IP H R ER BB SO DP— Son Froncisco 4, Philadelphia 1, Bv Frederick Waterman all five ballots. Wilkins had 407 The Celtics’ 67-15 record this added o triple. For D.W., Karen Dillon played well in the field New York 29 11 .725 — Atherton 0 2 2 2 0 0 LOB— Son Francisco 8, Phllodelphlo 5. but Yankees able to survive New Yem Agosto 0 1 2 2 1 0 drilled three singles and Anita Nico- Montreal 25 18 .581 5'/j Tewksbury 2 1-3 5 3 1 0 2 2B— Wilson, Uribe. United Press International points, followed by Los Angeles year is fourth best in NBA lozzo chipped In with two safeties. Chicogo 18 25 .419 12'/j Whitsn (W 4-1) 3 1-3 3 2 2 Dovls 5 4 1-3 2 2 2 1 0 IP H R ER BB SO Lakers guard Magic Johnson history. Phllodelphlo 17 24 .415 12'/3 Hollond 2 1-3 1 0 0 0 0 San Francisco SEA T T LE (AP) - The New toiled effectively until the ninth, from out there.” Seattle recently BOSTON — Boston Celtics with 205, " I ’m surrounded by much Pittsburgh 16 24 .400 13 RIghettI (S 11) 1 0 0 0 0 1 Gorrelts (L 4-5) 2-3 4 4 3 1 1 Basketball St. Louis 16 24 . 381 14 Seattle Berenguer 3 1-3 0 0 0 3 5 York Yankees have won eight of when the Yank stopper. Dave put Bill Swift in the bullpen, and he forward Larry Bird, named as Celtics president Red Auerb­ better players now than my first WMt Morgon (L 3-4) 1-3 2 4 4 2 0 National League results Laskey 220001 their last 10 games. The battle Righelli. came on to earn his llth pitched the last five innings for the the league's Most Valuable ach. who picked Bird as a junior few years in the league.” Bird A League West Houston 24 18 . 591 — Hulsmann 3 2-3 5 2 2 1 4 Dovls 2 2 0 0 2 0 Atlanta 24 21 .533 2'/j Philadelphia Mariners have lost eight of their save. M ’s. permitting four hits and no Player for the third consecutive eligible in the 1978 draft, said of said. Brand Rex registered o 5-3 victory Swift 5 4 0 0 0 3 San Francisco 24 21 .533 2'/j WP— Tewksbury 2. T— 3:23. A— Rowley (W 6-4) 9 4 0 0 2 4 la.st 10. Wfiat they have in common "We need more innings out of our walks while striking out three. year Wednesday, promised to the 6-foot-9 Indiana native. "This year I started out over Woshlngton Soclol Club Wednes- San Diego 24 21 .533 2'/z 12,890. Astros 4. Cardinals 3 (111 T— 2:32. A— 17,003, is a missing factor — starting work on his game in order to win “Larry Bird became great and slowly because of some injuries dov night at Nike Field. John McAvoy NBA playoffs Los Angeles 22 24 .478 5 Umpires— Home, Montague; 1b, starters,” Piniella said. “It’s Piniella isn't any more secure in and Don SItek each hod a two-run Umpires— Home, Coble; 1b, McClel- the award an unprecedented Cincinnati 17 25 .405 8 lond; 2b, Denkinger; 3b, Reilly. Wever; 2b, Renned; 3b, Brocklonder. pitching. tough going to the bullpen every his starting rotation, but he’s then kept working to get (back and elbow). but once they homer forthe winners with Dennis Leal Wednesday's Results HOUSTON ST. LOUIS New York survived the lack of single day. If I need a right-handed promising the situation will settle fourth straight time, h better.” faded away, there is no question oddlng two hits. For the Social Club. Finals Houston 4, St. Louis 3,11 Innings ObrhM ObrhM Bird, a seven-year pro. joins George D'Amoro, Dan Hanson ond (Best-of-seven) Chicogo 5, Cincinnati 0 Hatcher It 5 12 0 Coleman It 3 1 2 0 theirs a little better Wednesday reliever tomorrow. I'm going to out soon. Bird said that his desire to be I was in total control of my Steve Devereau each had two hits. (All Times EDT) Son Diego 10, Montreal 1 Ponkvts 2b 3 0 0 0 Oouend ss 2 10 0 Pirates 4. Braves 3 night, outlasting the Mariners 6-5 have to go with a guy we just “By the time we get through this former centers Bill Russell and the best was equalled by his game. In the second half of the Houston vs. Boston New York 4, Los Angeles 2 Puhl oh 1 0 0 0 McGee ct 5 10 0 (Cottles Itod series 1-0) Tlgers4, Angels 1 after providing their starter. Bob brought up from the minors.” road trip, we're going to have Wilt Chamberlain as the only desire to remain there. season I felt there was no one in Philadelphia 4, San Francisco 0 Kerfeld p 0 0 0 0 Clark )b 5 0 2 2 players to be named regular- Moy 2i6 — Boston 112, Houston 1(X) Pittsburgh 4, Atlanta 3 Garner 3b 5 0 10 Londrm rtATLANTA 3 0 0 PITTSBURGH 1 Tewksbury, with a first inning 4-0 Mariner manager Dick Williams established a starting rotation. "Once you’re considered the the league who could.slop me iff Rec May 29 — Houston ot Boston, 9p.m. DETROIT CALIFORNIA Dovls 1b 4 2 3 0 Vn Slyk rt 2 0 Ob 0r h bl 0 Ob r h bl season M VP three years in a Thursday's Games Sample d 4 0 10 Orsulok ct 4 1 1 0 lead. is feeling the pinch in the same We’ve been shuffling all season — best you don’t want to get was playing hard.” June 1 — Boston at Houston, 3:30 p.m. Los Angeles (Valenzuela 7-2) at New ObrhM obrhbl Boss rt 5 1 1 2 Herr 2b 4 0 10 row. knocked out of it. you want to Propelled by a 16-hlt attack, Jim's June 3 — Boston ot Hou-ton, 9 p.m. York (Fernandez 4-1), 7:35 p.m. Whitokr 2b 5 0 2 1 Pettis ct 4 1 1 0 Thon ss 2 0 10 PendItn 3bRomlrz 4 0 3b 4 10 0 0 Reynids 0 It 4 0 0 0 "Maybe we’ll have a strong department. ”Hey, I'm proud of injuries have hurt us and other Bird led the league with an Arco hosed down Manchester Pizza, x-June5 — Boston at Houston, 9 p.m. Son Froncisco (Mason 2-4) at Collins rt 5 0 10 Joyner 1bReynids 4 0 ss 2 10 0 1 1 Worrell pMurphy 0 0 ct 2 0 0 0 0 Roy 0 2b 4 12 1 starting pitching performance ... I our guys fighting back from 4-0. things haven’t helped.” " I think I can win this some stay at that level and you want .896 free-throw percentage: was 12-7, ot Nike Field. Pete Stebblns and x-June8 — Houston ot Boston, 1 p.m. Evans 1b 4 10 0 Downing Bailey It 2 0 c 5 1 0 110 Smith phHorner 10 lb 40 1 01 0 Bream 1b 3 0 0 0 more if I just go out and work x-June 11 — Houston ot Boston, 9p.m. Philadelphia (TollverO-2), 7:35a.m. Harper It 4 12 2 Brown d 3 0 hope 0 0 it’s just around the corner,” They were gallant. But I don't want your game to stay tce4e.” he fourth in .scoring at 25.8; fifth in Dan Jones each had three hits, Terry Parrish c 4 12 1 Jacksn dhWalker 4 0 ct 3 0 0 0 0 Heoth c 4 0 10 hard this summer and come said after accepting the Mau­ Hickey slugged a two-run homer and o x-lf necessary Friday's Games Splimn dh 2 0 1 1 DeCIncs Madden 3b4 0 p 2 I 0 0 0 Hurdle 0 ph 10 0 0 Thomos ss 4 1 1 1 Pena c 3 11 1 Yankee manager Lou Piniella them to have to do it. It’s that first 3-point percentage with 423 single and Dwight Peterson and John Atlanta at Chicogo Harper dh 1 0 1 1 Grlch 2b 4 0 10 Cruz ph 1 0 0 0 Tudor p Assnmch 3 0 o 0.0 0 0 0 Almon 0 3b 2 10 0 admitted. "Tewksbury didn’t have inning that killed us.” back in the right frame of rice Podoloff Trophy in a seventh in rebounds with a 9.8 Newburg each added two hits for Coles 3b 5 0 2 0 Jones rt 3 0 10 DIpIno p 0 0 0 0 Lawless 3bVirgil c 31 0 0 0 0 Belllord 0 ss 3 0 1 1 mind.” said Bird, who was Son Francisco at New York, night Perry ph 1 0 0 0 McWllm p 2 0 good 0 0 stuff at all tonight. Maybe it Seattle starter Mike Morgan Three share ceremony at Boston Garden. average, and ninth in steals Jim ’s. For Pizzo, Tom Rooney, Tom NBA MVP voting St. Louis at Cincinnati, night Sherldn ct 4 0 0 0 Schoflld ss 4 0 0 0 Andersn p 0 0 0 0 among the league leaders in five Kudio ond Bob Clifford each had two Los Angeles at Pittsburgh, night Herndon If 4 1 2 0 Boone c 2 0 0 0 Ashby ph 10 0 0 Hubbrd 2b 3 0 0 0 Diaz ph 10 0 0 was the eleven day layoff, or (3-6) allowed a leadoff home run to “Once I was considered with a 2.02 average. hits. San Diego at Philadelphia, night Brookns ss 2 1 0 0 WoMIng 3b 0 0 0 0 Chmbis ph ) 0 0 0 DeLeon p 0 0 0 0 maybe it was the strain in his Rickey Henderson and imme­ statistical categories. “There’s among the lop players in the The top 10 in the MVP NEW YORK — Voting for the Notional Totals 14 4 II 4 Totals 11 1 4 1 Totals 39 4 10 3 Totals M 3 7 3 Polmer p 3 0 0 0 Montreal at Houston, night M cM dry p 0 0 0 0 back.” diately walked Willie Randolph. NCAA lead no question that next year, if I league. I strived to be the No. 1 balloting was rounded out by the Bosketboll Assocloton M VP Award Slondeuts Detroit 002 001 100— 4 Houston 100 200 000 01— 4 feel like I do right now, I can win with first-ploce votes In parentheses Home Runs Collfemla loO 000 OOO— 1 St. Louis 280 010 000 00— 3 Oberktil 3b 1 0 0 0 Tewksbury pitched into the third One out later. Mike Easier hit player, and once I got my first Houston Rockets' Akeem Ola- ond total points: Houston, Bass (4). Chicogo, J. Davis Gome-winning RBI — Spllmon (1). Game-winning RBI — Reynolds (3). Totals M 3 5 3 Totals 29 4 5 3 inning, getting lifted afterallowing another home run. and Morgan WiNSTON-SALEM, N.C. (UPI) it again.” MVP. there is no question the juwon in fourth place with 193 DP— Detroit 2. LOB— Oetrolt 12, . 020 M l OOO- 3 Scholastic Lorry Bird. Bos (73) 765 (9). San Diego, Kennedy (4), Royster (3). E— Herr, Garner, Pendleton, Davis, two runs in the first inning on a immediately walked Dave Win­ — Clemson's Brad Clark. Tim Bird easily outdistanced for­ desire was burning inside to get points. Kareem Abdul-Jabbar Dominique Wilkins. Att (5) 407 Montreal, Wlnnlnghom (3). Pitts­ California 7. 2B— Coles 2, Herndon. Bailey. DP— Houston 3, St. Louis 4. P l t ^ r g h n o 101 OOx— 4 Straub of Wake Forest and Okla­ Magic Johnson, LAL 205 burgh, Pena (3). Atlanta, Harper (5), 3B— Parrish. SB— Pettis (9), Collins (6). LOB— Houston 6, St. Louis 8. 2B— Game-winning RB I— None. Willie Randolph error, a pair of field. Williams pulled Morgan in ward Dominique Wilkins of another one. of the Lakers received 135 Akeem Ololuwon, Hou 193 Thomos (1). Los Angeles, Duncan (3), tex S— Brookens. SF— Harper. Clark, Coleman, Dovls. 3B— Reynolds. E— Bernard, Almon. LOB— Atlanta 6, wild pitches and a Ken Phelps favor of Mark Huismann. who homa State's All-America Scott Atlanta by receiving 765 of a “Like any other year, I Charles Barkley of Philadel­ Koreem Abdul-Jobbor, LAL 135 HR— Boss (4). SB— Hatcher (lO)coleman Pittsburgh 2. 2B— Roy, Horner. HR— (4). New York, Mitchell (2), Carter (8). Harper (5), Pena (3), Thomas (1). SB— home run, and another tally in the allowed a pair of singles by Dan Verplank all shot 4-under-par possible 780 points. Bird re­ thought there were two. three or phia was sixth with 1,33; Sidney MH8 JV baseball Charles Barkley, Phi 133 IF H RERBBSO 3 (22). McGee (4). S—Oquendo. 68sWednesday to tie for the first- Sidney Moncrief, Mil 56 Winning Fllchen Detroit Orsulok (9), Almon (2), Belllord (1) third on Harold Reynolds’ double Pasqua and Mike Pagliarulo. ceived 73 of 78 first-place votes four other players who could Moncrief of Milwaukee had 56 Manchester High's lunlor varsity Alex English, Den 55 Houston, Kerf eld (5-1). Chicogo, Petrv (W 4-4) 8 1 1 4 3 IP H R ER BB SO and an R B I single by Alvin Davis. which scored Winfield. round lead of the 89th NCAA Golf in voting by media members have deserved this. The fact our points. Alex English of Denver baseball team camaleted Its 1984 Isloh TomaS/ Det 28 Sutcliffe (3^). San Diego, Hoyt (2-1). King (SI) 1 0 0 0 0 Houston A tlan ta * 0 CoHfomla Palmer (L 3-4) 5 1-3 5 4 4 ) 4 That run brought the Mariners to “The most obvious thing to do is Tournament at Bermuda Run around the league. Wilkins team was superior in the 55, Isiah Thomas of Detroit 28 season with a 9-5 win over Hall High on Mose& Malone, Phi 21 Pittsburgh, McWlllloms (1-3). Phllodel­ Mod den 4 4 3 2 4 2 Country Club. Wednesday. Joe Leonard tossed a Terry Cummings, Mil 9 phlo, Rowley (4-4), New York, Gooden Slaton (L 44) 5 ^3 7 3 3 4 1 DIPIno 1-3 0 0 0 1 0 M cMudry 1 2-3 0 0 0 0 2 within two runs. 5-3. The starter juggle the starting rotation.” Willi­ received the other five first- regular season probably made and Moses Malone of Philadel­ complete-game win for the Indians, James Worthy, LAL 7 (4-2). Forster 1 2 1 1 0 1 Anderson 2 1 0 0 0 3 Assenmocher 1 0 0 0 0 0 was relieved by Ed Whitson, who place votes, with Bird second on me the frontrunner.” who finish 8-12. Eric Rasmus and Chris Kevin McHole, Bos 3 Saves Bryden 2 1-3 2 0 0 1 3 Kerfeld (W 5-1) 2 0 0 0 0 3 Plttaburgh ams added. “We switched one of Clark carded a 33 on the front phia with 21 points. Choopell clocked two hits apiece tor"’ Paul Pressev, MU 3 Pittsburgh, DeLeon (1). T— 3:00. A— 30,321. SI. Louis McWllllms (W 1-3) 7 5 3 3 2 4 got the win (4-1). Whitson tired in our starters into the bullpen, and nine, despite a double bogey on the the winners. Alvin Robertson, SA 3 Umpires— Home, McCoy; 1 b, Scott; 2b, Tudor 8 5 3 2 3 1 DeLeon (SI) 2 0 0 0 0 1 the sixth inning, and Al Holland he gave us a strong performance par-4 fifth hole. Adrian Dantlev, Utah 2 Welke; 3b, Phillips. Worrell (L 3-3) 3 5 1)01 WP—Palmer 2, McMudry. T—2-24 Buck Williams, NJ 2 HBP— by Tudor (Dovls). T— 3:18. A— 4,840. Bennet baseball Dennis Johnson, Bos 1 A— 17,582. Umpires— Home, Pollone; 1b, Enoel; EL standings 2b, [jeMuth; 3b, Runoe. East Hartford High's freshmen Orioles g. A's 5 Umpires— Home, Gregg; lb, (}avls;2b, scored In the top of the seventh to nip Harvey: 3b, Stello. Bennet Junior High's varsity, 5-4, on w L Pet. OB ___ Plenty is going on In the wide world of sports Vermont (CIn) Tuesday. Pete Algarin had doubted 25 13 .658 BALTIMORE OAKLAND CubsS.RedsO with two outs In the bottom of the fifth Pittsfield (Chl-N) 25 17 .595 2 ObrhM ObrhM Calendar New Britain (Bos 21 17 .553 4 to tie the score at 4-4. Nick Palermo Reading (Phi) Wiggins 2b 5 1 2 0 Phillips 3b 5 1 0 0 homered. Bennet takes on tiling on 20 19 .513 5 ‘/2 Hudler 2b 0 0 0 0 Javier cf 2 0 0 0 CINCINNATI CHICAGO Ma|or League leaders There’s a whole lot going on in the wide world of and "thank” the Whalers for their uplifting season. A shown promise al split end. He was moving up the Friday night at 7 p.m. at Morlarty Albany (NY-AL) 20 22 .476 7 Lacy rf 4 11 1 Bochte ph 10 0 0 ObrhM ObrhM Field. Glens Falls (Det) 17 21 .447 8 Lynn cf 4 11 0 Lonsfrd 3b 5 0 3 2 Milner ct 4 0 10 Dunston ss 4 1 1 0 sports. It sometimes makes it difficult to choose what lavish dinner would have been in better taste, depth chart in spring ball. TODAY Nashua (Pit) 18 23 .439 BV7 Murray 1b 1 2 1 1 Canseco If 5 0 1 0 Rose 1b 4 0 10 Lopes It 3 0 2 2 Batting to lake a close look at. however. • Before we forget, our best wishe.' are extended to Bosaboll Woterborv (Cle) 13 .. 27 ..325 13 Notionol Lto0u« Fairfield Prep of Eost Catholic, 3:30 Ripken 4 0 11 Klngmn dh Venable 4 It 4 1 0 1 01 0 Dernier ct 0 0 0 0 Therefore, one way of taking care of things is to do a • Don’t look now but spring football practice has Wednesday's Results Sheets dh 3 1 1 2 Boker It Parker 3 1 1 0 rf 3 0 0 0 Sondbrg 2b 3 1 1 1 ^ « Ob r h pet. the family of Bernie O'Rourke, well-known Middle- Softball Pittsfield 10, Albany 4 Gwynm so 44 174 33 62 .3523 slight hodge-podge that gives a smattering of Thoughts arrived. East Catholic and Manchester High opened town sports figure, who passed away Monday at the RH A M at Bolton, 3:30 Benlauz 3b 4 1 2 1 Dovls rf Bell 10 3b0 0 3 0 0 0 Moreind rt 3 0 1 1 Roy, Pitt 41 142 20 57.3519 Vermont 2, Glens Falls t Young If 1 1 0 0 Hill 2b 4 2 2 0- Conepen ss 4 0 1 0 Durhm 1b 4 0 0 0 their sessions this past Tuesday and will hold them for age of 67. O’Rourke, recreation director in Middle- Bovs Track Nashua 4, New Britain 5,12 Innings Hernandez, NY 40 157 29 53 .338 everything. T ransactions Manchester at CCC Eost Meet (Wind­ Shelby If 0 0 0 0 Griffin ss 3 Dloz 0 2 0 c 3 0 0 0 Mmphrv ct 4 0 1 0 Brown, SF 37 135 20 45 .333 ApLENty 15 days, “You can start the Tuesday after Memorial Thursday's Games Dempsey c 3 0 0 0 Bathe c 3 0 11 Oester 2b 3 0 10 JDovIs c 3 1 1 1 For example: town from 1954 until 1973 and director of parks and ham), 4 p.m. New Britain at Albany Brooks, Mtl 40 )40 28 S3 .33) • Mark McMahon will not be coaching the East Day and have 15 practices,” advised East coach Jude Dwyer oh 1 1 1 3 Wlllord c 10 10 GulIcksn p I 0 0 0 TrIllo 3b 4 1 1 0 Knlghl, NY 35 128 17 42 .328 recreation until his death, was a Gold Key recipient Girls Track Glens Falls at Reading Rayford c 0 0 0 0 RunnIls ph 1 0 0 0 Sutcliffe 3)10 Hartford American Legion baseball team this Len Auster, Sports Eejitor Kelly. East holds afternoon sessions while Manches­ b o m Im ii East Catholic at ACC Championships Nashua at Pittsfield Sox, LA 42 140 24 51 .319 from the Connecticut Sports Writers' Alliance in 1986 Californio — Ptoced reliever Donnie (Xavier) Totals 12 9 10 9 Tetait 17 5 12 4 Price p 0 0 0 0 Oberktell, All 41 130 14 4) .315 summer. ”I just want a summer to myself. I ’m still a ter coach Ron Cournoyer brings his troops out in the Vermont at Waterburv Bommore o m 001 211— 9 Perez ph 10 0 0 The sports world lost a good, good friend. Moore on the 15-dav disabled list, Boys Tennis Friday's Gomes Raines, Mtl 43 172 32 54 .314 young guy.” McMahon, who is junior varsity coach at cool of the morning at 5:30 a.m. Manchester at Rockville, 3:30 Oakland 888 212 MO— S Terry p 0 0 0 0 Leonard, SF 44 143 26 51 .313 • East Catholic's hopes of improving its field retrooctive to May 24; recoiled reliever New Britain at Albony Gome-winning RBI — Murrov (3). Tetota 31 8 4 0 Tetots 31 5 9 5 East Catholic High, said Tuesday night. McMahon’s Todd Fischer from Edmonton of the RH AM at Cheney Tech, 3:30 Glens Falls ot Reading Amen con League (Lift Cournoyer is installing a new offense, going to the capacity level are improving. Fields below the school, Pacific Coost Ltogue (AAA). Girls Tennis E— Young, Benlauez 2, McGregor. Cincinnati 880 88* M S— 0 _ „ * Ob r h pet. replacement )vill be Al Lussier, former East Hartford Noshua at Pittsfield DP— Baltimore 1, Ooklond 1. LOB— Chlcoso 22*1M«8k —S veer from the power-I. "Spring practice is usually not which someday will be used as game fields, have been Cleveland — Sent pitcher Reggie Ritter Manchester at Windham, 3:30 Vermont at Waterburv Boggs, Bos 44 144 33 42 .378 High School coach when there were two high schools to Maine of the International Leogue Golf Boltlmoreo-I, Oakland 8. 2B— Ripken, (Same-winning RBI — Lopes 0). Yount, Mil 38 140 25 52 371 as useful to me (as other coaches), but this one has seeded but Athletic Director Tom Malin does not want (AAA): named Mike Hargrove a coach Manchester/Entleld vs. Fermi Bwlduez. HR— Sheets (4), Kingman E— Diaz, Oester. DP— Cincinnati 1. Puckett, Minn 44 198 41 71 .359 in that town. McMahon coached Post 77 four years, games in the Adams Division finals, are optimistic for been very useful.” Cournoyer said. “The kids are to rush them. "Hopefully one. if not two fields will be (Cedar Knob), 3 p.m. P *T « ’ <3) SB— Wiggins LOB— Cincinnati 4, Chicogo 4. 2B— Mattingly, NY 451H 29 43 335 with Botavla of the New York-Penn (13). S— Griffin. SF-^enlauez, Murray. Moreland. 3B— Milner. HR— J. Davis compiling a 67-5 record. next season. One press release notes the progress of excited about the new offense. Cournoyer said he will ready in the spring of ’87,” he said. Leogue (A). East Cathollc/Northwest Catholic at Lynn, Bolt 41 142 23 44 324 • East Catholic High may be joining the ranks of Mllwoukee — Signed five play­ Notre Dame (Racebrook), 3 p.m. (9). SB— Dunston (4), Lopes 2 (4). 20-year-old defenseman Sylvain Cote, the No. 1 pick in utilize 10 of the 15 days for spring ball. • And finally, for now. this is the first year that we M R ER BB SO SF— Lopes, Sandberg. , S f i ' " , -324 schools with lacrosse as a varsity sport. “With an ers selected In the Jonuary free- Bottlmore 9 44 154 35 50 .321 the 1984 draft. Cote led the Hull Olympiques to the • Speaking of Manchester and East Catholic are aware of that Coach Mary Faignant has not ogent amateur draft: cotcher Bob FRIDAY Radio, TV Grltfln, Oak 44 143 21 52 .319 average of 35-40 participating in two-hour club guided a Manchester High girls' softball team into Sobczyk; pitcher Eddie Anderson; Girls Track McGregor 5^3 11 5 4 2 4 IP H RERBBSO Randolph NY 44 158 29 50 .314 Memorial Cup finals and earned a first-team All-Star football, each may make a major contribution to the outfielder-second boseman Terence Manchester at CCC East Meet (Hart­ BordI (W 3-0) 3 1-3 1 0 0 0 2 Cincinnati Collins, Det 34 121 20 38 .314 workouts, that indicates East Catholic will field a slot. In 26 games with Hull, Cote scored 10 goals and UConn program in the fall. Doug Post, an All-State post-season play. Faignant was disappointed by her Brown; shortstop Jose Somonlego, ond ford Public), 3:30 Oakland Gulllckson (L 4-4) 4 « 5 5 1 0 Heme Runt lacrosse team for the '87 spring season.” said East team’s final 7-11 mark, but looks to the future TONIGHT Price 2 1 0 0 1 1 added 23 assists for 33 points. running back at East, may make an impact at outf lelder W111 lam Robb. Beys Track 7:30 Mets vs. Dodgers, Rllo 4 1-3 5 4 4 8 9 Notionol Leogue — Martholl, LA and director of athletics Tom Malin. optimistically. She loses only two seniors, Cathy East Catholic at Farmington, 3:30 Moonevham 0 2 1 1 2 0 Terry 2 0 0 0 0 3 Brooks, Mtl 12; (tarvev, SD 11; Parker, • Speaking of the Whalers, the parade organized by fullback for the Huskies. He’s beefed up and looked ioskefboM SportsChannel OntIvrs (L 0-2) 2^3 3 4 4 3 0 • How many people realize, were it not for a Claude Portlond — Named Mike Schuler to Beys Tennis 9:00 Celtics vs. Rockets, Channel 3, Cliloowo CIn 10; Dovls, Chi, Dawson, Mtl and the Hartford City Council was. ahem, a nice idea, but good in spring ball, noted Ray Giguere, a volunteer Templeton and Kelli Reyngoudt. off the '86 club Moonevham pitched to 4 batters In 7th, Sutcliffe (W 3d) 9 3 0 0 2 5 McReynolds, SD 9. Lemieux goal in overtime, the Hartford Whalers, and reploce Jack Ramsay as head cooch. Monchester at East Catholic, 3:30 WKHT Balk— Rllo. T— 3:27. A— 144)75. it was slightly out of place. Parades are for assistant on the Husky staff. And Greg Turner out of Manchester, a town noted for softball, has .seen the Utoh — Signed free-ogent guard Bobby Girls Tennis 10:30 Yankees vs. Mariners, Sport- T— 2:17. A— 27A50. Americon League — Joyner, Col 14; not the Montreal Canadiens. might be Stanley Cup girls advance to one state final and four .semifinal Honsen to a multi-year controct. East Cothollc at Monchester, 3:30 sChonnel, WPOP Umpires— Home, Shulock; 1b, Umpires— Home, Davidson; lb, Puckett, Minn 15; Conseco, Oak 13; championship teams, not those who make the r^ound of Manchester High, who was on the sideline while Morrison; 2b, McKean; 3b, Clark KIMer; 2b, Froemmlng; 3b, AAarsh. Goettl, Minn 12; Barfield, Tor 11. champions today? The Whalers, beaten in seven eight. It was a good idea: the city wanted to "rew ard” mending a knee injury that required surgery, has berths. It - MANCHESTER HERALD Thursday. May 29, 1986 MANCHESTER HERALD, Thursday. May 29. 1986 — 13 Sports in Brief MB’s launch Twilight season F O C U S /F a m ily

Stricter Invitational on slate Sunday It’s Twilight time again for the Johnson, will once again field a product and the leading hitter at Peerless defensive shortstop area’s baseball stars. top-notch contender. the University of Hartford this past Ray Sullivan is also back for The Silk City Striders will host their sixth annual lOK road race Moriarty Brothers’ defending iThe hard-hitting lineup is led by spring, will start at shortstop. another tour. on Sunday at 10 a.m. at the Manchester Community College regular season champions opens Veteran ex-pro Mike Johnson Is The incumbent pitching staff up its season tonight as the Greater designated hitter Steve Chotiner, upper parking lot. Awards will be presented in four male and four the league batting champ and back at second base, while younger boasts All-Star ace starter Dave female divisions and team awards will also be presented. Five Hartford Twilight 14'ague gels brother Jeff, who led Eastern Bidwell and a host of other ‘Hands on’ experience under way. co-MVP. Also on hand is slugging will score in the team division. Pre-registration is from 8:30 a.m. left fielder Dave Ford, back from a Connecticut State University in versatile arms. Ken Hill, Craig until 9:45 a.m. For further information, contact Greg Best at In a rematch of last August’s professional stint in the Atlanta RBIs and tied for the lead in Steuernagel, Bill Aksamit *and 649-9367. playoff finals, the MBs entertain Braves’ system, as well as long­ homers, returns to play first. Brian McAuley round out a deep playoff champion Society for Say­ time MB favorites Ray Gliha and and versatile mound crew. ings tonight at 7: ,30 p m at Bill Chapulis in the outfield and Newcomers Brian Crowley, When asked what goals, if any, A Manchester family lines up for America’s mega fund Moriarty Field. from the University of Hartford, Moriarty Brothers’ perennial con­ -raiser Calhoun names Leitao an assistant Jeff John.son and Chris Petersen in By Susan Plese the infield and Bob Russo, from Eastern, will tenders will shoot for in 1986, Gene STORKS — New University of Connecticut head basketball Moriarty Brothers, coached by play third base and catcher, Johnson didn’t mince words. Special to the Herald coach Jim Calhoun, who has been one-man short, will resolve Twilight Hall-of-Famer Gene Petersen, a Manchester High respectively. “ First place,” he said bluntly. that problem Monday when he officially names Dave Leitao to It’s'business as usual at Rita’s his Husky staff. Real Italian Ice on Route 13 in One pupil Leitao, 25, was an assistant coach with Calhoun at Andulasia, Pa., a small commun­ Northeastern. ity a few miles west of Philadel­ Leitao joins holdover Howie Dickenman on the UConn staff. phia. A couple of cars jockey for gets her parking spaces close to the carry­ They will spend the bulk of their time on the road recruiting. out window which is flanked by a Leitao spent the last two years as an as.sistant under Calhoun at the Boston school. sign advertising the day’s specials — pina colada, chocolate and school to tangerine-flavored ice. Softball clinic set in Stratford McDonald’s, just across the three-lane highway, has hired a link up STRATFORD — The SOS (Stratton on Softball) Clinic is few young girls to pass out coupons accepting applications for its seven .sessions this summer. All good for free orders of fries. The By Nancy Pappas sessions will be held at Avco Lycoming Field in Stratford :girls circulate back and forth Herald Reporter through a scrawny assemblage of beginning on June 26. m IV people, stuffing the yellow coupons r Participants in the national The clinic is for girls entering seventh grade through high school seniors. All sessions have limited enrollment and the into outstretched hands — once, Hands Across America pro­ emphasis is on fundamentals and improving skills. then twice, then three times gram this weekend traveled around. Stratton is the clinic director and former coach and pitching many miles to link hands with The time: 2:20 p.m, on May 25. ■ others concerned about hunger. instructor for the Raybestos Braketies and is regarded as one of Just 40 minutes to the time that the country'^ top softball clinicians. But in Manchester, students at Route 13 ip southeastern Pennsyl­ Verplanck School took part in a Six of the sessions are $15. For further information, call SOS vania will link with Hands Across similar effort simply by step­ softball at 378-7262 or write to SOS Softball. 185 Lordship Rd.. America, the 4,124 mile mega­ ping out of the school. Stratford, Ct., 06497. effort organized by promoter Ken On May 15. 350 children and Kragen to focus the country’s faculty members joined hands money and energies on the plight of Vii to form the Ring Around Ver­ To p tennis players enjoying success the hungry and the homeless. planck. an anti-hunger demon­ stration organized by fifth-.* PAR IS — The top tennis players in the world have enjoyed " T H E Y ’R E N E V E R going to grader Caitlyn Penticton of 66'' early suecess in the $2.6 million French Open. pull this off,’’ I say, as I survey the Imperial Drive. Wednesday, all 19 men’s and women's seeds who look to the long, unpeopled ribbon of road Each of those in the ring had clay courts at Roland Garros Stadium won. After three days, stretching for miles in each been asked to give up one snack, direction. “ There’s no way.” only two men's seeds have been ousted- No. 6 Joakim Nystorm and donate its price to the But there is also no way that the by Paul McNamee, and No. 16 Heinz Gimthardt by Damir school’s drive, which raised kids will be dissuaded. They are more than $75 for the CARE Keretic. here to stay. international hunger relief Among the leadingthree women's pltiycrs. lop-seeded Martina I’ve come with my three children effort. Navratilova has dropped 10 games in t wo matches. However, No. and their grandparents. Grandpa Those who took part were 2 Chris Evert Lloyd has lost just four, and t bird-.seeded rising sttir drove, because he thought we’d be ’i f m given a newsletter on the topic Steffi Graf of West Germtiny h:is lost three gridlocked in a major traffic jam. of world hunger, researched " I really haven’t been tested yet here. " said the 31-year-old and he, the Pennsylvania native, and written by Caitlin. The Evert Lloyd, who is going for a record seventh French crown. “ knows the roads" He would have newsletter and outdoor demon­ preferred watching the Indianapo­ stration tvere the final result of lis 500 on TV . but he’s not one to more than four months of Excited Schuier named Biazers’ coach disappoint three kids and their independent study on hunger. history-conscious mother. UPl ph o to . She pursued the world hunger Herald photos by Pinto Grandma came. I suspect, be­ project under the supervision of -i#. P O R TL A N D , Ore. - Mike Schuler was so excited about cause she was suddenly intrigued A "Hands Across America" supporter waits forthe lineto what’s giving on. The “Hands Across America" supporter Barbara Nicholson, one of the becoming head coach of the Portland Trail Blazers, befell off his Douglas Kehrnahn of D.W. Fish (left photo) takes aswing by the thought of a human chain form shortly before noon Sunday while behind him one was waiting for the line to form on San Pedro Street in the town’s three teachers of gifted chair. at a pitch in Women’s Rec League softball action reaching coast to coast. She wears of the many homeless in Los Angeles seems oblivious to heart of Los Angeles. elementary school children. " I have been preparing for this for 25 years. " Schuler said Wednesday night at Charter Oak Park. Barbara Fink her sneakers, just in case she has "It was a problem that I read Wednesday as he was introtiuced as the repUicement for Jack to walk for some distance. She about every day in the paper. 1 (above) toes the plate for a run for her team, Talaga clusters. We are told to find a place hands still linked and held aloft. Ramsay, who guided the Trail Blazers for 10 years carries a photo-copied songsheet. in line. We queue up. my two oldest Cars and trucks are forced to use wanted to understand more As he slid behind the cluster of microphones, the 45-year-old Associates. Talaga’s took a narrow 12-10 decision. For She’s a little bit excited. children on each end of our family one lane and the shoulder of the about what I was reading." said former assistant coach for the Milwiuikee Bucks missed the softball results, see page 10. We park in the lot of a shopping group. They want to hold hands highway to pass. Caitlin. chair and landed on the floor. He cpiicklv regained his composure mall, and cross the street to find with a stranger, to enhance their A man in a trailer-truck, grin­ Research was done by delving and spoke of his enthusiasm for the new job. where he will official-looking coeds, marshals experience. ning madly, pulls his vehicle’s through books, reading news­ papers and magazines, and attempt to tetich the Trtiil Blazers some of the defensive outfitted in shorts. Hands Across My 16-year-old daughter’s horn rhythmically as he navigates sending for brochures and pam- America T-shirts and plastic vi­ partner is a bearded middle-aged the narrow passage. A Channel 10 strategies he developed for the Bucks plets from various organiza­ sors. A young woman gives us a man with a Walkman radio and a News helicopter cuts across the Isles’ Arbour steps down as coach ticket with a number 0033 hand- beer belly: my 13-year-old son is sky. tions. After reading all of that, lettered on. and a mailing envelope linked with a shorter boy just about Caitlin was left with a number of Herb Brooks to coach in coiiege unanswered questions: Nichol­ to send in our donation his age. S U D D E N L Y A B L O N D E , son encouraged her to write to ST. C LO U D , Minn Herb Bi ooks. the coach of the gold-medal By Ed Burns We are told suddenly — by a middle-aged woman runs across "I walked up to Al and congratu­ my run on it. and it’s time for coach" the author of one of Ihetexts. winning 1980 U.S. Olym pic hockey team and later the New 'Vork United Press International' THE EVENT WAS originally marshal with a megaphone — to the street to join the line. She has lated him on coming back again someone else to lake o ve r" Torrey alsoannounced Islanders All of this research was time Rangers. Wednesdtiy was named head co.-ich :it St Cloud Slate and he floored me by saying. T m organized with the hope that hold hands. Somewhere in the been watching us, alone, for .some Arbour coached the Islanders for assistant coach Brian Kilrea will people would pre-register, with a consuming, but not terribly University in his native Minnesota UNIONDAl.F. N Y - After the not coming back. I ’m stepping the past 13 seasons, and coached distance I hear someone counting time. “ Is there any rootn here for not return next year. $10 price tag on each participant. difficult. Caitlin said. “ Some of Brooks. 47, said he phins to make the St Cloud team more New York Lsliinders mttde their down.’’’ said Nystrom. who scored the SI. Louis Blues for parts of down 6.5 4,3,2, 1, and a great roar me?" she asks. My mother and I “ I don’t think there’s anybody As time shortened, however, the the words I didn’t understand, competitive, possibly boosting it from Division III to Division 1 qiticke.st exit from the Stanley Cup the winning goal in overtime of three NH L seasons. He compiled a greets the count of zero. We all lift part hands, and she scurries in here that can do what we think hotline — 800-USA-9000 — simply but I would sit there with my Presently, only Minnesotti and Minnesota-Duluth are in Division playoffs in 13 years this season, Game 6 against Philadelphia in 594-3.57-194 regular-season record our linked hands over our heads, between. She is clutching a wad of general manager Bill Torrey told needs to be done in the future.” asked for hand-holders to show up. and the boom boxes play a bills. / « dictionary, and look them up." in the state 1980. giving the Islanders their in the N HL with a 113-69 playoff Torrey said. she said. his players there would be changes The money could be paid after the confused cacaphony of “ Hands Just seconds after this, a mar­ first Cup ' I was shoeked. I almost mark Arbour was the third Caitlin did not want to simply before next fall Few thought those fact. In fact, donations may be Across America," "We are the shal marches down the line, telling don’t believe i t " winnge.st NH L coach in history distribute a newsletter to the would begin behind the bench made by calling that number World’’ and "America the us it is all over. We’ve done a good Patriots’ Fryar under investigation Arbour was named vice presi­ behind Scott lawman and Dick students. “ I really wanted a Al Arbour who led the Islanders dent of the club, and Torrey said he Irvin ^ through December. Beautiful." job. she says. She looks beat, hair BOSTON - New Flngliind Htitriols wide receiver Irving Fryar WE DELIVER And on this small throughway in way for the kids to feel involved to four consecutive Stanley Cups will be involved with evaluating "Many people think the No. 13 is The bearded man yells, “ We’re plastered to her face with perspira­ If you haven't received your Pennsylvania at 2:30. there is still with the hunger problem.” she is being investigated by the N F L for tillegedly betting on football from 198(1 83 ended an era Wednes­ potential amateur draft choices as unlucky.” Torrey'said. “ But hav­ all crazy" to no one in particular. tion in 80-degree heat, but she still games last season. The Boston Globe reported todtiv day when he resigned as coach Manchester Herald by 5:30 p.m. only a skimpy contingent. The Along the line, several people try to said. So the idea of a Ring well as young players within the ing Al Arbour for 13 seasons as my weekdays or 8 a m. Saturdays, yells enthusiastically into her N F L investigators apixirentlv presented information they after 13 seasons Although no young marshals circulate up and sing, but the radio lyrics are megaphone. Around Verplanck was born. organization. coach was the most fortunate of please call your carrier. If you’re For two weeks Caitlin made obtained about Frya r. and jiossiblv some other Patriots, to New sucee.ssor was named . Terry Simp­ down the road, optimistically jumbled and difficult to hear, and The woman with the wad of "It was tim e" Arbour said, circumstances for us. His work unable to reach your carrier, call announcements about the England head coach Raymond Berry last month, who in turn son is the letiding candidate to noting the time and the fact that the total effect is far short of the money wants to know where to "Unless you have gone through ethic, preparation, diligence and subscriber service. 647-9946. by hunger drive over the school’s replace Arbour, according to a 6:30 p.m. weekdays or 10 a m. we’re doing well, doing a "good well-publicized video promotion. send her donation, and I give her forwarded it to Warren Welch, director of NFL security, the this you cannot (htagine the time, ability to get the job done was loudspeaker. She also made source in the Western Junior Saturdays (or guaranteed delivery. job.” one of the brochures we were report said. effort and wear-and-tear. I’ve had oul.slanding. I will miss him as my charts of the money collected in Hockey League The crowd is mostly young, a lot DOES IT MATTER? As far as I given. The line straggles off. and each classroom and kept track Simpson, coach of the Prince of teenagers equipped with boom can see. across an arched bridge a disappears as mysteriously as it of the funds. “ It was really SUNY heading toward Division I Albert Raiders in Saskatchewan of boxes, and many young parents quarter of a mile in one direction grew. hectic, but in a good way." she the WHL. led the Canaditin na­ equipped with strollers and back­ and to a curve, many hundreds of Grandpa says the event was as BUFFALO, N.Y. — TheStateUniversityof Buffalohascleared said. “ I was like jumping from tional junior team to a world packs and diaper bags. One feet in the other, there is a colorful, exciting as watching popcorn pop the first hurdle toward a "big-time" athletic program one place to another all of the championship in 1985 and a third- ELIMINATE NEWSPAPER PROBLEMS toddler, obviously unwatched by exuberant, unbroken chain of big in his microwave. Grandma sings Trustees of the State University of New York Wednesday lifted place finish in 1986 He coached an adult, crouches by the roadside, and little and medium-size people. time." “ America the Beautiful" The kids The experience with hunger a 19-year ban and approved a proposal toallow SU N Y schools to Prince Albert to the Memorial eating from a pile of dirt. The originally scrawny turn-out are bugging me to send for Hands UPl photo award athletic scholarships Cup the championship of Cana RUSTPROOF has somehow swelled generously research has made Caitlin Across America T-shirts. We all go change her own eating habits. S U N Y Buffalo, the largest school in the S U N Y system with dian junior hockey this past WITH A G R A D U A LLY , inconspicuously, to cover the route. home and try to find ourselves on Amy Sherwood, the 6-year-old girl who was first in the about 25,000 students, petitioned the trustees for permission to season the crowd grows. Families, con­ The line wells and sways like an cross-continental line at New York City’s Battery Park, ’T v e cut down on my snacks. the six-o’clock news, but I think I’m eating less, and it’s more of beef up its athletic program after a university task force came Islanders officials spoke with tingents of more teens, some baby ocean wave and drags itself to the we’re on the cutting room floor. signed a contract on Monday with a Manhattan modeling the healthy stuff,” she said. out in support of the move in February. Simpson at the Memorial Cup boomers, a few oldsters, gather in center of the highway, people with C’est la vie. agency. Amy is shown here with her mother, Jea. "1 am very pleased by the vote," university president Steven playoffs al Portland Ore . earlier Sample said of the tru.stees' 12-2 vote on the matter. "M y this month about the possibility of NEWSPAPER BOX! interpretation of the vote is that the w;iy has now been cleared to coaching the team should the job prepare a detailed plan to strengthen our athletic program." become available accordingtoihe source. Mount Your Your neighbors’ views: "We’re going to assess the Packers open camp minus Dickey personnel we think will be around Home Delivery next fall, and figure out what type G R E E N B A Y , Wis. — The (ireen Bay Packers opened of team it will be. ” Torrey said Newspaper At mini-camp Wednesday with four quarterbacks, but .starter Lynn Wednesday night "Then we’ll look Dickey was missing because he is one of nine unsigned free for the coach who will best be able A Convenient Will you visit the Bicentennial Band Shell this year? agents. to work with that type of team ’’ The quarterbacks in camp were Randy Wright, Vince Torrey declined to reveal his li.si NEW Location. Ferragamo, Jim Zorn and rookie Robbie Bosco. of candidates, but said. 'T v e There were 45 veterans in camp, including kicker A1 Del Greco narrowed it down to three or four who signed a two-year contract Wednesday. already" IVs A Sure V Other candidates are speculated by NHL insiders to be former Way To Thomas undergoes first surgery Islander Terry Crisp, general manager and coach of the Moncton Safe News... Everyday! D ETR O IT — Detroit Pistons guard Isiah Thomas underwent Golden Flames of the American the first part of two-step surgery Wednesday to repair damage to Hockey League, a Calgary farm White Leather Grained Finish / Black Lettering his left thumb. team: John Muckier, co-coach of the Edmonton Oilers: and Bob Pins were placed in Thom.is' left thumbby Dr Eugene Horrell McCammon. assistant coach with at Harper-Grace Hospital to statu lize ligaments. The second part ORDER BY MAIL * Edmonton and former GM and of the surgery will be performed .Mondtiy to fuse the bones in the coach of the Philadelphia Flyers. Your Name ______Pick One Up At thumb’s middle joint together Arbour's players said he will be Address ______Thomas said he couldn’t even open a car door using his thumb missed Our Front Desk any more. The thumb has gotten progressively worse during his "He got us the Cups," yeteran City ______Zip career. Thomas, a perennial .All-Star, was .scheduled for surgery center Bryan Trottiersaid "All we Mon.-Fri. 8:30-5:00 or... late in the season but postponed it until the offseason. had to do was execute There was a Please send me ------Newspaper Boxes at *7 each. ,’ •1*1 consistency there that we’ll miss. □ Check Enclosed □ Send It C.O.D. Contact our "He (Arbour) probably put f Sonics’ Jack Sikma requesting trade MAIL ORDER TO: Manchester Herald Circulation Dept, to everybody ahead of himself — the ( team, theorganization. the players Circulation Dept. SEATTI.E — Seattle center Jack Sikma, a seven-time NBA make arrangements Jit — in making his decision." Trott- Eileen Culhnane; ’’My hus­ Peter Perozziello: "f don’t All-Star, has asked to be traded. Sikma, the SuperSonics’ second 16 Brainard Place, Manchester, C T 06040 at 647-9946 John Prior: "I hopetogo, I like U.S. Navy Senior Chief Peter U.S. Navy Chief Michael Fitz­ Jen&ie Robinson: ’’W v’IUbein ier said "H e’s always been a band and I have gone regularly. I know. Maybe, if I get a ride. 1 like jazz and old blues. I ’ve only been Wood: "W e’ll show up in uni­ gerald: <"We’ve been goihgtothe Texas and Canada this summer. all-time leader scorer, said he asked General Mantiger Lenny playt'r’s coa

M«th«hy awarded Auxiliary hat dinner % OF RESPONDENTS Set designer Russell J. Metheny. Gifts should always be acknowledged R eservations at $18 each are •Favor temporary artificial-device a Manchester native, recently won being taken for the June 7 dinner of implants 75% an award for outstanding set the Americaii Legion Auxiliary. d e a r have never met Sue. DEAR ABBY: Why is loud designs at the annual Helen Hayes Department of Connecticut, which ABBY: L a s t M y husband and I, a n d e ve ry one better? M y husband and I are often •Favor donation of own organs/ Awards night at the American will be held at the Holiday Inn. 50 Christmas a of our employees, have received an invited places where music is tissues 61% National Theater in Washington. Morgan St.. Hartford. The recep­ m a n I t h o ­ invitation to Sue’s wedding. Today played either by a live band or a D.C. He has designed' sets for tion and social hour will tegin at rou ghly despise Patricia called and invited me to a disc jockey. Invariably the music •Say hospitals should be required Arena Stage, the Folger Theater, 6:30 p.m. w ith d in n er at 7:30. left a gaily Dear Abby bridal shower she is having for is so loud that conversation is to ask deceased’s families about the Studio Theater, and New Reservations may be made with wrapped gift of Abigail Van Buren Sue. Then she asked me to call all impossible unless we shout at each organ donation 56% Playwrights Theater, all in Wa­ Elaine Kubicza. 66 Homewood lingerie in my the wom en who w ork for us as w ell other! We find ourselves having to shington. and for the Indianapolis Ave., North Haven, 06473. Josie vehicie without as the wives and girlfriends of our repeat everything we say in order •Favor animal-organ transplants 51% Repertory Theater. Russell, a 1966 Melgard of Reedley. Calif., the my knowiedge. male employees and invite t hem to to communicate. Manchester High School graduate, national auxiliary president, will I did not thank the shower, too. I was shocked, but Whatever happened to soft back­ •Have completed a donor card 19% attended the Hartford Art School speak. h im because I didn’t know what to say at the time. ground music, or occasionally no at the University of Hartford. He is knew to phone . Abby, I would feel very uncom­ music at all? MEA/Whttn«y VOBburgh the son of Mr. and Mrs. T. E. him would encourage him. During importance of acknowledging gifts fortable inviting these people to a E.Z. IN TARZANA, CALIF. Sogree: Dow Ch«mic«l “ Take In itia l^ Program'VQanup Survey Metheny of Ardmore Road. the holiday season, you stated in Alumni gather — and promptly, assuming, of shower for someone I don’t even your column that a thank-you for a course, that the gift was given in know. Also, if a person is invited to DEAR E.Z.: I don’t know what HARTFORD - The Hartford gift was not necessary because a good faith. (Most gifts are.) a shower and doesn’t go. does she happened to soft background Most Americans favor organ transplants and wouldn't State Technical College Alumni gift is presented with no strings Had I been asked if a lady should have to send a gift? m usic, but I w ish it would be mind donating their own organs — yet only 19 percent AARP hits Maine Association will hold a wine and attached. I agreed with you acknowledge a "gaily wrapped gift And correct me if I am wrong, brought back. We are raising a cheese reception F rid a y from 5:30 wholeheartedly. have actually completed an organ-donor card. The American Association of of lingerie left in her vehicle by a but aren’t showers supposed to be generation of young people who to 8 p.m. at the college. 401 Recently, you stated: ’’There is are destined to suffer a serious Retired Persons. Northeast Chap­ man she thoroughly despises.” my given by friends — not relatives of Flatbush Ave. no excuse for failure to acknowl­ hearing loss — the fallout from ter 604. plans a trip to. Smuggler's usual advice would not have the bride? edge a gift, however useless.” turning up the volume at decibels Cove in Boothbay Harbor. Maine. Tiny tots register applied. How should I handle this? Aug. 18 to 20. The tour includes a You are useless, and I’d thank IN THE MIDDLE that actually damage the you to keep your mouth shut whie eardrum . lunch at Yokuns in Portsmouth, The YW CA is taking registration DEAR ABBY: Help us. please. Simmer your spices your brain is inoperative. N.H., a narrated tour of Portland, for its summer tiny tots program My husband and I own a business DEAR IN: You are correct. Every teenager should know the Maine, a dinner at Smuggler’s at the Nutmeg Branch, 78 N. Main Hvrald photo by Rochi JOYCE MAYFIELD. and employ 12 people. One of our BELLE PLAINE. KAN. Showers should be given by friends truth about sex, drugs and how to Cove, an evening at Carousel St. Each session will last two employees — I’ll call him Peter — P.S. You may use my name. It lives with a woman I’ll call — not relatives. Simply tell Patri­ be happy. For Abby’sbooklet. send for summer aromas Dinner Theater, two breakfasts, weeks and is held from 9:30 to 11:30 Happy 100th really is Joyce Mayfield. cia that you would not feel your name and address clearly travei to Freeport, the home of a.m. Monday. Wednesday and Patricia. They’re not married — comfortable inviting others to the printed with a check or money L.L. Bean, and craft shops and Friday with activities for children they just live together. Patricia Mary Uzupes is surrounded by her sons, Barney Uzupes, balloons marked the occasion. She was born May 23, shower she is giving for her order for $2.50 and a long, stamped DEAR stores in Perkins Cove. Non­ 3 to 5. The first session will begin DEAR MS. MAYFIELD: Idoiwt has a daughter (I’ll call Sue) who is John Uzupes and Walter Uzupes, from left, at her 100th recall every having stated that a daughter. Also, an invitation that (39 cents) self-addressed envelope POLLY: Do members will be welcome. For June 30. For information, call the 1886, in Lithuania. She came to the United States at 18. being married this summer. I thank-you for a gift is not neces­ has been declined does not require to: Dear Abby, Teen Booklet. P.O. you have a re­ information and reservations, call YW CA at 647-1437 or come to the birthday party Friday at the Crestfield Convalescent She raised eight children — six boys and two girls — at hardly know Patricia as I have a gift. Gifts are always optional. Box 38923. Hollywood. Calif. 90038. cipe for spices E th e l Lange at 643-8960. office. Home at 565 Vernon St. A birthday cake, flowers and sary. I have always stressed the seen her only a few times, and I her North Main Street home. you sim m er in a Pointers pot to give a spicy odor throughout the Polly Fisher Pet ownership carries many financiai responsibiiities Electric razor might stem breakout house? M.L.S. By the end of D E A R D R . dle age. The tremor is usually grown, a dog or cat is still totally breeds, and not for looks alone. All of the above applies to all you favor is being shown. These more patients. D E A R the year, more GOTT: My helped by a beta-blocker medicine dependent on you for all its needs. Matted and tangled hair creates pets, to a greater or lesser degree: dogs usually are the best of the M.L.S.: While than 25 million You must provide it with food and excellent hiding places for fleas neck breaks out DEAR READER: There are like Inderal. The fact that your fish, horses, lizards, rabbits and so breed and if you’re planning to buy no real "re c ip e ” is needed, here’s a DEAR POLLY: As an economy dogs and cats water, change its litter box or walk and causes skin disorders. Some every time I sensitive doctors out there. For husband’s tremor is reduced by on. a purebred, you can talk with the com bination of spices I think gives measure, use dry milk to make will have been it regularly, watch over its health, pets require other kinds of care shave. I’ve understandable reasons, they are alcohol indicates that larger doses NOTE: Never give a puppy or owners and trainers who know Dr. Gott a pleasing aroma: buttermilk. Reconstitute one cup abandoned — keep it clean and take it to the vet if which can be expensive. Leaving tried putting on busy. Keep trying to find one. The of Inderal could help him. Ask his Sylvia kiitten as a gift unless you have most about the breeds. of m ilk according to package “pets” doomed it becomes ill. You must discipline these chores to teenagers to give lotion and baby end result w ill be worth the effort. neurologist about this. Alcohol is Put two cups of water in a asked the prospective owner first directions, then add one tables­ to die in either it and still give it attention and the youngsters a sense of responsi­ 10. Buy from a breeder who will p o w d e r: I’ve Peter Gott, M.D. Good doctors who are limiting not an appropriate treatment for shallow pan and add a cinnamon whether the pet is truly wanted. poon vinegar or the juice of one dog pounds or Porter affection so it remains the loving bility is unfair both to the teenag­ be some protection against misre­ also tried this condition. stick, five or six cloves, five or six And insist that the answer be their practices can usually be lemon. Mix and chill. on our streets pet you wanted. ers and to the animal. presentations. you can get guide­ steaming my convinced to take on “just one allspice berries and a couple of honest. D.F.H. as a result of 2. Are you ready to have it 5. Can you afford the financial lines by buying pets from the face before more” patient, particularly if the DEAR DR. GOTT: When some­ slices of orange or lemon. Simmer « • accident, dis- spayed or altered? You must responsibility of ownership? In If you have passed the above pet Better Business Bureau of Metro­ shaving and us­ patient is sensitive, loo. thing .serious happens, my vocal on the stove so the aroma fills the For formulas for homemade air e a s e or assume this responsibility and cost addition to food, there are shots, test, here are guides for buying a politan New York, and the ASPCA. ing antiseptic muscles just don’t seem to cooper­ air. Watch to see that the liquid fresheners and ways to rid your starvation. — whether or not you want the checkups and vaccinations, veteri­ pet — say. a puppy. skin cleaner afterwards. Nothing ate and I can’t scream. Often, at doesn’t boil away: add more water but isn’t concerned. I’m very DEAR DR. GOTT: My hus­ home and furnishings of objection­ These will be the adorable little the past few years than at any lim e operation. narian fees, licenses and medi­ 7, Carefully check the tempera­ helps. Any suggestions? stressful times, it is impossible for if necessary . Sim m er 20 minutes or discouraged. What can I do to find band’s neurologist says he does not able odors, order Polly’s newslet­ kittens that went into your pockets during the past century — because 3. Can you give your pet daily cines. Unanticipated costs may ture and health of the puppy. All me to even whisper or swallow an more to thoroughly scent the "Sylvia Porter’s New Money the cause of this problem? have Parkinson’s disease, but has ter ‘‘Elim inating Household or cuddly puppies that snuggled the once eager owners couldn’t companionship and attention? puppies should be outgoing. Don’t DEAR READER: You don’t aspirin. Why does this happen and house. include damage to a neighbor’s book for the 80s.” 1,328 pages of a familial intention tremor. His Odors.” Send for each copy to into your laps — but now grown to bear the cost of feeding and caring This is a living creature and a need buy a timid pup. mention what you are shaving what can be done about it? $1 property, legal fees, torn clothing, down-to-earth advice on personal DEAR READER: Any doctor m other an£ brother had this. too. If you like, you can use ground Polly’s Pointers, in care of the full size, gawky adolescents capa­ for a large animal? for affection and reassurance. with. If you are using a blade, try and destruction of furniture and 8, Figure out what you will have money management, is available who tells you to ” go home and tell What is it? Areourkids likely to get spices instead of whole ones; use'A Manchester Herald. P.O. Box 1216, ble of creating havoc with your Answer these questions before carpets. switching to an electric razor. DEAR READER: Youappearto 4. Have you the time to feed and to spend not only for the pup. but through her column. Send $9.95 yourself the feeling isn’t there” it? His Vaiiumand Inderal do not to I teaspoon of each spice. Cincinnati, OH 45201. Be sure to household routine. Animal shelters you box yourself into the spot of care for your pet properly? Cats have a type of panic reaction that 6. Has your entire family dis­ also for trips to the vet and possible plus $1 for m a ilin g and handling to obviously hasn’t experienced your help. In fact, about the only thing You can also place the ground include the title. are full of pets that were rejected facing the horrible choice of usually give themselves enough cussed the subject in detail? hospitalizaiton. "Sylvia Porter’s New Money Book D E A R D R . G O TT : I ’ m 39. weigh unpleasant symptoms. I think you that does help is a few good stiff ja m s the neurologicl circu its to the spices in a shallow pan and bake when they grew past babyhood. abandonment or rejection to the 128. smoke and am female. I’ve muscles of your neck. A m ilder and exercise, but dogs must be taken Adding an animal requires ade­ for the 80s,” in care of the should see a diagnostician in drinks, but then he can’t function them in the oven for 15 m inutes at a P o lly w ill send you a P o lly D o llar Do you know what you are doing animal shelter. for walks and runs regularly. seen three doctors for a feeling of more common form of this reac­ quate research and preparation. 9, Read pet m agazines and learn Manchester Herald. P.O. Box internal medicine. While you are any better, because of the effect of low temperature (200 degrees), ($1) if she uses your favorite when you accept a pet? Do you Feeding for either must be regular thickness and weakness that af­ tion can cause the fam iliar lump- 1 . Areyouawareof thepet'sneed Impetuous, unplanned pet owner­ as much as you can about the type 419150, K ansas C ity. M o 64141. waiting for an appointment, stop the alcohol. Is there anything else However, keep an eye (and nose) Pointer. Peeve or Problem in her realize that more large dogs have for lifetime care and are you and dependable. Grooming is of fects the left side of my body. The to try? in-the-throat feeling. Counseling ship can lead to mi.sery for of animal before you buy. Visit pet Make checks payable to Andrews, smoking: the cigarettes may be on it to make sure the spices don’t column. Write Polly’s Pointers in been abandoned on the streets in prepared to give that care? Fully utmost importance to long-hair everyone. first doctor found no sign of can help you to reduce your shows at w hich the breed you think McMeel & Parker. contributing to your difficulty. burn, which causes an unpleasant .care of the Manchester Herald. neurological disease. The second, DEAR READER: Benign famil­ anxiety medications prescribed odor. a neurosurgeon, fold me to go DEAR DR. GOTT: I am sure ial intention tremor is an uncon­ under a doctor’s supervision. Whichever method you choose, Argentina seized the Falkland S S change hom e and "te ll yourself the feeling there are others in this predica­ trollable. fine shaking of the hand your home will be filled with a Islands in the South Atlantic in isn ’t there — because it isn’t,” The ment. How does one find a and head that is inherited. The Former President Dwight Ei­ delightful aroma. Guests wilt think 1982, overpowering 84 British Cats should be vaccinated third doctor found a higher-fhan- sensitive doctor? If I hear of one I cause is not known, it usually senhower died in 1969 in you spent the entire day baking! marines defending the island normal protein level in the blood. want to try. he’s not taking any begins during adolescence or mid­ Washington. POLLY colony. m ade free Question: I The clinics are held on Saturdays know my dog and Sundays. Needless to say, has to be vacci­ these are days when most folks, QUESTION: I recently was nated for ra­ including veterinarians, are at­ VASEUNE m a rrie d and I just got a letter from bies. should I M i tempting to spend some time with Petroleum a firm that w ill arrange to have my also have my Pet Forum their families. PAMPRIN ODOR name changed in Social Security Jelly cat vaccinated? Participating doctors are donat­ EUCERIN Maximum Strength PONDS records if I pay $10. Does Social 7.5 oz. Q-TIP K f M Edward A. Williams, D.V.M. ing time to the program because Cold Cream EATER Security make this charge? Answer: Yes. we feel it is important to the Eucerin' Lotion Capsules or Cotton Swabs TamersI I sneaker Rabies is a viral well-being of the animal popula­ Unscwitfd Tablets $ 1 9 9 Pump Uotttururg 8 oz. 170’s ANSWER: No. This service is disease that can tion and the public health of Loton 2.7 oz. Tamers available without any charge at affect cats as I6 ’s. Connecticut. PON^ 1 Pair any Social Security office. The only well as all other I am proud to be a m em ber of the $ 0 9 9 $ ^ 8 7 $ 2 6 7 29 thing you will need is evidence mammals including humans. cal Association is conducting low- veterinary profession. I cannot showing both your old and new n Vaccination against rabies cost rabies clinics across the state help but have that pride in my names, your marriage certificate should be the first order of concern in cooperation with local authori­ profession sw ell up when I see m y or license, for example. Just call for every pet owner. ties. Association members and colleagues freely volunteer their any Social Security office to start As my colleague. Dr. Levanthal. other veterinarins are donating skills and their time for such a the process. pointed out in a previous column, their time and their skills to these worthwhile endeavor as the state­ GILLETTE the Connecticut Veterinary Medi- clinics. wide rabies clinics. GAS-X GILLETTE FINESSE Tablets /' A QUESTION: I live alone, and my UNACANE ATRA Shampoo or OSCAL doctor says that after my surgery 12’s ATRA Conditioner Tablets I'll have to stay in the hospital until Cream Razor Thoughts Cartridge It — Regular or 500 mg. C h e w a b le I’m well enough to take care of ] 2 0 Z . $ 1 0 7 myself. Will Medicare pay for that Blades $ 3 3 9 Extra Body 60'S part of my bill? A bumper sticker enjoying a fair 7 oz. spiritual and intangible is not An tidote for the world: “ Do not ^ 5 ’s amount of popularity these days $3 0 7 worthy of pursuit. The world says, store up for yourselves treasures • $ 4 9 9 ANSWER: Medicare cannot pay says, “ The one who dies with the “ It’s OK to be m aterialistic.” The for custodial care even if it’s given on earth, where moth and rust $219 h ■■ 89 most toys wins.” This is the singer of a recent hig song in a participating hospital. Care is destroy, and where thieves break philosophy of materialism that is declared, ” I am a material girl.” If in and steal. But store up for v considered custodial when it’s so m uch a part of the w orld we live we are only concerned with seek­ yourselves treasures in Heaven i primarily intended to meet per­ in. The message the world sends ing that which can be purchased For where your treasure is, there * sonal needs and can be provided by out over and over again through S U R E& $ ^ 1 7 TINACTIN EFFERGMP and held, we are clasping at your heart will be also” (Mtt - ALKA SHOWER someone without professional television, radio, magazines and dreams that w ill die in our hands. Denture skills or training. It consists of help 6:19-21). - JA T IID A I “ Cream newspapers is that only those St. John writes, "The world and its NATURAL TO in walking, getting in and out of things which are tangible and desires pass away, but the man SELHER 15 gm. Adhesive Rev. David W. Mullen -’ Maxishields TUCKS bed, bathing, dressing, eating, and material are worthy of our efforts who does the will of God lives Tablets 2.5 oz. taking medicine. Cleo, a 7-month-old female shepherd cross, has an Church of the Living God I 30’s SHOWER Pads to attain them. That which is fore ve r” (I John 2:17). 26’s outing with Dog Warden Richard Rand, while waiting at Powder 40's $ 2 4 9 the pound to be adopted. eaiBBa QUESTION: I will no longer be $ 1 7 7 All Types able to serve as representative 13 oz. $ 2 4 9 payee for my uncle, but my sister Ht«(H slt»r>uih a Adopt a pet I T in a e t in . has agreed to take over. Should I MirSutfrcitAMa e f f e r g r i p turn m y uncle’s savings over to $ 2 4 7 her? l o r e a l : ANSWER: You are required to contact the Social Security office SHICK UNISOM DESITIN LT)REAL Shepherd cross Sleep Aid and officially notify them in ULTREX Ointment Studio Line Products advance before you stop function­ USTERMINT 1 Tablets 2 oz. ing as representative payee. The Blades people at the office will tell you how SUMMER START SAIE with fluoride 16’s is a friendly one 5 ’s $ 1 4 9 $2«7 to turn over any funds you have. 18 oz. ALL 86 MISSES BATHING SUITS SLACKS S u p e r ll $ 3 3 9 By Barbara Richmond suine lime so his days are $ 2 1 9 CATALINA, ELIZABETH SUMMER COTTON S POLY SOLIDS M 9L U lire a Special to the Herold numbered. $ 2 3 9 styling Mousse - 5 oz. QUESTION: I am receiving STEWART. SANDCASTLE I OH NOVELTY BELTED OR PLEATED Z | . | I ^ Mentioned in last week’s column ..'aS Styling Spray - 6 oz. Social Security students’ benefits. & MORE FINE BRANDS W W OFF Cleo, this week’s featured pet, is was a 4-year-old terrier cross, all SMOOTH FRONTS, PASTELS IT W OFF Styling Cel Does my father’s earnings have \|DE$HIHg.^ Styling Gel - 4 oz. a female shepherd cross. She’s black with a white mustache and h“ Sculpting Mousse any effect on my cheeks? about 7 months old and was found goatee. He is quite shy and is still ALL BEACH COVERUPS ^^^irectional^tylii^^ roam ing on H artford Road on M ay waiting to be adopted. He was SUMMER SWEATERS ANSWER: A parent’s earnings found on Cushman Drive on May BUTTON FRONT ^ A % 7. COTTON, SLEEVELESS, OR Available at participating may affect your benefits. For 16. TERRIES, MESHES, X l 1 Crown Pharmacy L’OREAL ALBERTO exam ple, i f . your parent i$ not Cleo is a medium-sized dog and QAUZES & MORE W OFF VALUE PLUS STORESI The dog pound is located on town CAP SLEEVE reT$20-34 Prescription Center Not all llama available at Lenox Pharmacy entitled to a check because of probably won’t grow much more. property off Olcott Street. The dog Preference VO® ^213 excess earnings, you may not be She’s very friendly. 208 W. Center St. all atorea. 299 E. Canter SL warden, Richard Rand, is availa­ RUSS TOGS CO-ORDINATES Not reaponalble lor Haircolor Hairdress entitled to a check during that time Last week’s featured ^ t, Mimi, ble at the pound from noon to p.m. e ^ Q Q Manchester Manchester VO* 1 T-SHIRTS & POLOS typographical errora. either. „ a little female poodle, is very SKIRTS, SLACKS. SWEATERS. M OL All Shades All Types Mousse for He can be reached by calling the GLORIA VANDERBILT, lucky. She was adopted right away pound. 643-6642 or by calling the BLOUSES. CHOOSE FROM g K E | 1.5 oz. Men by a Ralph Road family. police department. 646-4555. SEVERAL GROUPS “ W OFF JANE COLBY & MORE . ^g. 5.30 Health a $ 4 19 ^All Types This column is prepared by the This week there is another little Someone can also be contacted Beauty Aids Kay Drug Co. Brooks Pharmacy Quinn's Pharmacy I ' Social Security Administration in poodle at the pound. H e’s sm all and at the pound by calling either of U M s In SL, 585 Enflald Ave., 5 oz. about 2 years old. He is gray and BLOUSES & CAMP SHIRTS Sale PrIcesI 873 Main St. East Hartford. Do you have a those numbers from 6 to 9 p.m., Enflald question you’d tike to see answered white and was clipped recently. Monday through Friday. LADY ARROW, NICOLA, ^ OL FORENZA TANK TOPS $ ^ 9 9 EFFECTIVE DATE: East Hartford Manchester $ 2 3 9 here? Write to Social Security, Poor Kojak. the doberman with There is a $5 fee to adopt a dog VERA, ADOLFO, I RIBBED POLY & COTTON "fr MAY 29-31, 1986 Manchester Herald, P.O. Box 591, the quiet manner, is still waiting. LUCKY WINNER W W OFF and the new owner must have the reg. $ 1 2 Manchester, Conn. 06040. He’s been at the^ound for quite dog licensed. 16 - MANCHESTER HERALD, Thursday. May 29, 1986 MANCHESTER HERALD. Thursday. May 29, 1986 — 17

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US Ambassador to Israel is confronted (S) Raportar 41 (R) . with blackmail and intrigue amidst the viol­ @) MacNail-Lahrer Nowahour QD MOVIE: 'Buster end Billie' A gentle ence of Mideast politics. Robert Mitchum, romance between the most popular boy in Ellen Burstyn, Rock Hudson. 1964. Rated (£) DifTram Strokas town and a friendless girl is brutally R. [DI8] MOVIE: Qraan Mansions' A crushed by the boy’s former friends. Jan- [U SA ] Edge of Night young polKical refugee in the Venezuelan Michsel Vincent, J^ n Goodfellow. 1974. iungla falls in k>ve with Rima the bird girl ® (E) Cheers' (R), In Stereo. 12:05AM 9 3 Entertainment Tonight Michael Gross, star of "Family Ties", talks cw>rr&5Z9 who lives there. Audrey Hepburn, Anthony Perkina. Lee J. Cobb. 1959. (S) Hsert of the Dragon: Working (CC) about his return to the stage in the LA The lives of China's workers, who labor in production of "The Real". (3 hrs.) In [ESPN] IMazda SportsLook steam locomotive factories and coal Stereo. CAPTAIN EASY by Crook* A Ca*ale [TMC] MOVIE: 'Braach of Contract' A mines, are examined. (60 min.) (R). ClW6 F—turn Syntbcla WARMER? J VEAHi EASY. dZ) MacNeil-L^hrer Newshour ■ ' ( IM-M M 50RKV I'M-M A L-UITTLE modem marriage is teated when a young dD Novele: Bodes de Odlo s'!* ON EP6-e-eE attorney tries to convince his successful 1 2:30AM CI3 comedy Tonight I G-G-&UE&S. dD Explors This episode profiles the rebel BLONDIE by Daan Young A St*n Drak* ; to have a baby. Peter Coyote, Cindy warriors of Kurdes who declare th»eir faith ® Late Night with David Letteitnan Pickett, George Ralph Dicenzo. 1962. with rituals of pain. (60 min.) Tonight’s guests are David Steinberg, HE VAPOR LOC [USA] USA Cartoon Exprass Vanna White and Roy Orbison. (60 min.) In Herald photo by Pinto THAT'S UNCLE SILAS, [C N N ] Larry King Live Stereo. THE CIAIRV PARMER 29 CC5WS 6 :3 0 P M ® One Day at a Tima [DIS] MOVIE; 'Now You See Him, Now (3D Benson You Don't' A pair of college students use (M) Maude dD More Real People St James School accredited (S) Too Close for Comfort the secret of invisibility to raise money for their school. Kurt Russell, Joe Flynn. 1972. ($D Gene Scott (S) (S) NBC Nightly News Rated G. The Rev. James Fanelli and Sister Education’s new criteria for public and [E SP N ] Fishin' Hole (S) Nightly Business Report [ESPN] Auto Racing '86: IMSA Camel Louise Kelly hold the accreditation [U SA ] Edge of Night non-public schools. Fanelli is superin­ ® ABC News Grand Prix From Lime Rock. CT. (90 min,) plaque of St. James School while Sister tendent of Hartford Diocesan Schools: 7 (3D Noticiero SIN (R) . 12:45AM [M A X ] m o v i e : -My New [HBO] MOVIE: 'The Terminator’ (CC) In Partner' A corrupt cop teaches an idealis­ Catherine Dow ling, left, watches. The Sister Kelly is principal and Sister $D Sanford and Son tic young recruit that crime really does pay. 'A s m 'i the year 2029, the rulers of Earth devise three are at the parish celebration in St. Dowling a vice principal of St. James [CNN] Showbiz Toilay the ultimate plan that will reshape the fu­ Philippe Noiret, Thierry Lhermitte. Rated R. James Church hall Thursday in honor of [ESPN] Tennis Magazine ture by changing the past. Arnold Schwar­ (93 Get Smart School. zenegger. Linda Hamilton, Michael Biehn. 1:00AM ARLO AND JANIS by Jimmy Johnson 7:00PM dDCBS News 1984. Rated R. 93 Headline Cliasers approval under the state Board of KNOW WHAT I HEARD THEY HOW HUNK li^AAIlKV -mAfSGOlHQlDIAKE . ( I D ® ® m «a *s »h [M AX] MOVIE: 'Places in the Heart' 9 ) Joe Franklin Show SOMlGETnKaU«.DlDf (X) ABC News (CC) A widow struggles to keep her farm QD Comedy Break OHTHE RADIO? WAY IS 2S PERCENT SMALLER and her family together during the depres- THAN PREVIOUSLY FIGURED. (X) (S) $100,000 Pyramid QD Comedy Tonight ON THE FASTRACK by Bill Holbrook . sk>n era in Texas. Sally Field, Danny Venice a center for futurists GD aleffersons Glover. Lindsay Crouse. 1984. Rated PG. [CNN] Crossfire O Carson's Comedy Classics 9:30PM Qi) Odd Couple [U S A ] That Giri (S) Wheel of Fortune ISTHM" ALL VpU W«YN6U.Al«GI,?W£'Re TRACY AND t S m X (S) (E) All Is Forgiven 1:10AM [TMC] MOVIE: 'Silent Mad AND Bv Donatella Ferrarlo touched most corners of the world. massive, white Palazzo Grass! on GUYS PoHDAT/S? N\DV16 ?UFF5/ Wf WTFRFJ HRP^URN/ S 6 K E L . (SD MacNeil-Lehrer Newshour ness' A psychotic killer must be hunted dD SIN Presenta: Corazon a Corazon down when he is accidently released from The Associated Press There was a lot more to do than the Grand Canal. A flUlA AND OOR5£LVfiSAFr«RTrt£lr)?£AT GA&L^ (3) Newlywed Game Las entrevistas con Julio Iglesias, Manoto a mental asylum. Belinda Montgomery, Vi- viewing art: The event included a Supporting the futurist idea of TlLM R£CATr?NSHiPS/ ANDtOMSARb.' SD Novala: Cristal Benites, Lola Flores, Rocio Jurado y Can- veca Lindfors 1984 Rated R DISCUSe IT tinflas (60 min ) VENICE. Italy — Once scorned spectacular series of theater, afterward? Nightly Business Report interraetion between culture and [TMC] MOVIE: The Double Man’ A 1:30AM (93 l Love Lucy by avant-garde artists for its aura music and parties, fashion shows $D One Day at a Time technology. Fiat pumped $6.6 CIA agent, lured to the Alps by the skiing QD Independent Network News of romance and immobility in and even a "futuristic” tennis million into transforming the dete­ [CNN] MoneyHfte accident of his son, finds himself involved [CNN] Newsnight Update time. Venice has taken on new life exhibition that lent the affair the riorating 200-year-old Palazzo [ESPN] SportsCenter in a plot by Russian agents Yul Brynner, 5//1 Britt Ekland, Lloyd Nolan 1967 [ESPN] Down the Stretch as a center for fulurist art spirit of a 1960s "happening” Grass! into a showcase of modern [MAX] MOVIE: 'Savannah Smiles' A [USA] Room 222 The lagoon city was swept into "I never thought it would be such six-year-old girl charms the two men who 10:00PM (D News art. To do the job. it recruited one frantic festive action earlier this a vast celebration." Marinetti’s of the world's top museum devel­ ALLEY OOP * by Dave Graue have abducted her and demarKfed a sizable 93 (E) 20/20 (CC) 1:40AM [HBO] MOVIE: Ghoulies' ransom from her wealthy parents. Mark 1984 Rated PG-13 month when 2,000 art lovers daughter, Ala. said. "I am moved opers, Swedish-born curator Pon- WE PUT OOOLA IN ) GOOD.' /NvIY THEN I THINK Miller. Donovan Scott, Bridgeite Ander­ CfD Independent Network News ignored fears of terrorist attacks All this bustling activity throws me r TRUST YOU 7 YES'M! 2:00AM (13 MOVIE: 'Night Must Fall' tus Hulten. THE PIT WITH TH '/ MORE TROUBLE IT'S TIME TO AND YOUR MEN ( Y'CAN sen. 1982 Rated PG QD Mission: Impossible and radioactive fallout from the right back to the joyful fun-loving WIZER.MISS ^ MAKERS OR P U T O U K WILL SEE TO IT V CO UNT A girl suspects a man of being a killer, but As one enters the spacious main [U SA ] Radio 1990 (E) Star Trek has no proof Robert Montgomery. Rosal­ Chernobyl plant aeoident in the spirit of my father and his M E L B A ! ^ COMPLMNERS T A X P L A N THAT WE HAVE A \ ON IT' hall covered by a domed glass roof, INTO EFFECT, LARGE AOJDIENCE.P 7:30PM (X) PM Magazine (E) (E) Hill Street Blues LaRue becomes ind Russell. Dame May Whitty 1937 Soviet Union to attend the gala movement, of the futurists’ meet­ one glimpses futurism’s glorifica­ M Y LO VE ! obsessed with finding the killer of a fellow CJ3 MOVIE: 'The Oklahoma Kid’ The opening of one of world’s most ing in cafes” MR MEN’* AND LITTLE MISS’* by Hargreave* & Sellers GC All in the Family cop. while a cancer-ridden cross-country tion of the machine age by the Oklahoma Kid defends new pioneers from comprehensive exhibitions of _U______Ll_ C£) Wheel of Fortune runner is robbed and Hunter is double- a gang of lawless gamblers Humphrey Bo­ The art events, sponsored by hovering presence of two full- crossed on a date. (60 min ) (R). futurism . 93 MIHion Dollar Chance of a Lifetime gart. James Cagney, Rosemary Lane Italy’s auto giant. Fiat, and the fledged World War 1 airplanes and 1939 Organizers said the 1.500 docu­ sILIF “ i l B S S ggaj? (Ij) Independent Network News dD Mystery!: Agatha Christie’s Part­ American United Technologies two shining automobliles. ners in Crime (CC) Inspector Marriott enl­ ments. paintings, sculptures and O ) Best of Saturday Night QD Lifestyles of the Rich and Famous Corp., highlight futurism's varied The second level is filled with the ists the help of Tommy and Tuppence in other art objects at the restored (S) Barney Miller tracking down a gang of forgers operating [ESPN] Mazda SportsLook expressions among painters, masterpieces of trend-setting Ital­ 18th-ecnlury Grass! Palace Jeopardy in high society circles. (60 min.) [USA] Motorwofld (R) sculptors, writers, designers, film ­ ian futurists, ranging from Gia­ formed the largest collection from (S) New Newlywed Game ©) Anna Karenina 2:30AM (CN N] Sports Latenight makers. photographers and even como Balia’s "Dynamism of a Dog (Ft) RR (S>eaut. the 20th century avant-garde Price Is Right ($1) Star Search chefs. on a Leash” to Umberto Boceioni’s [ESPN] SportsCenter movement ever assembled in one . m - ©) WHd, W ild World of Animals [CNN] CNN Evening News Gianni Agnelli, chairman of ‘ 'Dynamics of Body Movement of a 2:35AM [M A X ] m o v i e : 'Onc* upon place. Fiat, kicked off the "Futurism and dD Archie Bunker's Place [USA] Petrocelli Soccer Player” THE BORN LOSER ‘ by Art Sanaom a Tim e in America' (CC) Childhood Inspired by Italian poet Filippo Futurists" show, which runs [CNN] Crossfire 1 0:30PM QD News friends rise to the top of the underworld. The top level is dominated by Robert DeNiro. James Woods, Elizabeth Marinetti's 1909 manifesto that through October 12. with a lavish foreign artists. Works from the I "^iiAELL E U B 6 B 2 [ESPN] Speedweek E ) Dick Van Dyke IT'6 OKgY-CDK&, X L'LL ^ PREPAReP IH McGovern. 1984. Rated R. heralded liberation from the past party under a seagull-shaped tent United States, Eastern Europe. 7^ [HBO ] Standktg Room Only: Liza in dD Novala: Loco Amor B0KWlHfe,.HEV,1O0've ALW AfY? D RIVE WITH IT,, EM ER6EM 6Y PDFS. and a bright new era of "universal in V en ice ’s vast 12th century Scandinavia, the Soviet Union, London Liza MirvielH performs for a sold- [DIS] Animals in Action 2;50AM [T M C ] m o v i e : 'Catherine & dynamism" — light, color, ma­ 6 O T out crowd at the Lorxfon Palladium. (90 fortified shipyard known as "the Mexico. Japan. Great Britain and ■meaBfteeaM (DM. UR [ESPN] Auto Racing '86: Formula Or>e Co.' A young English woman turns herself chines. big cities — the futuri.st min.) Orar>d Prix of Belgium From Spa, Bel­ into a corporation Jane Birkin. Patrick De- .Arsenal” Fra n ce illustrate how fa r futurism [USA] Wild World of Animals gium. (60 min.) (R) waere, Jean-Pierre Aumont. 1973. Rated movement flourished through the However, the heartbeat of the stretched beyond Italian R 1920s. Its influence eventually $1.5 million exhibition is the Puxxies Aatrograph 7:45PM [DIS] Moustarpiece Theater 11:00PM (® Taxi boundaries. 8:00PM GC Simon A Simon 93 (E) ® News 3:00AM QD Emergency [C N N ] News Overnight 93 PM Magazine 93 Benny Hill Show ACROSS 3 Histrionics Answer to Previous Puzzle JL 93 ® Ripley’s Believe H or Not! (CC) QD Barney Miller [ESPN ] Auto Racing '86: IMSA Camel 4 Down and Grand Prix From Lime Rock, CT. (2 hrs , See a beard rnade of living bees, learn the QD Avengers 1 Aware of (2 Cfour myths 8f>d mysteries of sr>ake8. ar>d ob­ 30 min.) (R). (E) Wild, Wild West wds.) 5 Energy serve an unusual method of gourmet egg [U SA ] MOVIE: 'Dangerous Moonlight' ‘Birthday CmBOyKAlr< cooking. (60 min.) (R) Doctor Who A Polish pianist joins the Polish Flying Le­ HARTFORD 5 Former 6 Of the sea WEST HARTFORD 9:15. — Dangerously Close (R) 7:10, ' (E) M*A*S*H gion in England. Anton Walbrook. Sally Cinema City — A Room With o View 9 New Zealand (abbr.) 93 News Gray, Cecil Parker 1941 7:30, 9:55. — The Quiet Forth IR) 7:70, Elm I A 2 — Out of Atrico (PG) 8. — 9:20. — Gung Ho (PG-13) 7:10, 9:20. parrot 7 Time zone M ay 30, 1986 FRANK AND ERNEST ' by Bob Thaves dl) MOVIE: Return of a Man Called dD 24 Horas 9:30.— Short C ircuit fPG ) 7:10,9:40 — Honnoh and Her Sisters (PG-13) 7,9:30. Horse* An Ertghsh rK>bleman returns to the WINDSOR 12 Hawaiian island (abbr.) ® S C T V 3:05AM 93 CBS News Nightwatch Bliss (R) 7, 9:15. Plaza — Police Academy 3: Bock In Be patient m the year ahead regarding tribe of the Sioux to fir>d them defeated EAST HARTFORD 13 Drying kiln 8 Endless dD Maude Joined in Progress WILLIMANTIC Training (PG) 7:15. your rewards and recognition. Nature fo)lowir>g a brutal war. Richard Harns, Gale Eastwood Pub A Cinema — Hannah 14 Side bone 9 Actor — [C N N ] Morteytine and Her Sisters tPG-13) 7:30. Jlllson Square Cinema — Cobra (R) may be a trifle lardy In getting started, T H A r y T H E l a ^ t Sondergaard. Geoffrey Lewis. 1976. 3:15AM [HBO] MOVIE: 'Skyhlgh' 7:10, 9:10. — Short Circuit (PG ) 7,9 — DRIVE-INS 15 Soviet refusal Kristofferson Three teens on vacation in Greece find Poor Richards Pub A Cinema — but she weII deiiver as promised (3) Columbo [DIS] Adventures of Ozzie and Harriet Hannah ond Her Sisters tPG-13) 7:30, Sweet Liberty (PG ) 7:05, 9:15. — Manchester — Closed Thursdoy. 16 Silent 10 One (Ger.) SAVINGS & LOAN [HBO] Philip Marlowe, Private Eye: themselves pursued by the CIA and KGB. Poltergeist H: The Other Side (R) 7:15, Mansfield — Closed Thursday. pLA^E T'P PL»r (S) MOVIE: 'Summer Fantasy' A 17- 1973 Rated G 9:30. 17 Chemical suffix 11 Sanction GEMINI (May 21-June 20) Financial lul- year-old girl experiences the loss of irmoc- Trouble is My Business Marlowe tangles Showcase Cinemas 1-9— Poltergeist 16 Judean king 19 Baseball player lillment is likely to be in the otfing for OUR MONEY WORKS erK6 wh^ she becomes the first female with an. aristocratic woman and her weal­ II: The Other Side (PG-13) 1, 3, 4:55, A s P S U 0 A S E R M Y 5AviN (5,^i 4:00AM Ql) Kung Fu 7:30, 9:45. — C o b ro fR ) 12:30,2:30,4:30, 19 Choose M e l____ you today, but you're not apt to do as AS HARD AS YOU DO kfeguard on a Southern Cairfomta beach. thy fiarKe. (60 min.) W H 1 L E D j L A H O R E well where your social interests are con­ Jukanne Phillips, Ted Shackelford, Michael [C N N ] Larry King Overnight 7:25, 9:30. — Torm ent (R) 1:30, 3:25, 20 Replace 21 Dine [M AX] MOVIE: 'Age of Consent' Day- 5:20, 7:50 , 9:50. — Sweet Liberty IPG) 22 Hebrew letter 23 Superlative suf­ L A C U N A ! 1 B E R \ A cerned Career advantages and prob­ Gross. 1984. to-day pcessures force an artist to flee to 12:40,2:45. 5, 7,-109:40, — Jo Jo Dancer, Welcome to the serenity of Australia’s Great Barrier 4:1 5AM [TMC] MOVIE: The Return 24 Genetic fix S H A M E D i C A M B E R lems in the year ahead are discussed in (S) (S) Cosby Show (CC) (R). In Stereo of the Tall Blonde Man With One Black Your Lite Is Colling (R) 1:15,3:20,5:15, Gemini's Astro-Graph. M ailSI to Astro- Reef. James Mason. Helen Mirren. 1969. 7:30, 9:30. — Legend IPG ) 12:50, 2:50, material 24 Bun • IS) a n Creatures Greet and Small Rated R. Shoe' (Subtitled) A mild-mannered violin­ Graph, c/o this newspaper. Box 1846, ist, mistaken for an espionage agent, be­ 4:40, 7:15, 9:35. — F ire With F ire IPG) 25 Most 25 Fish bait 32 Boat types 44 Fixed routine TWAvlH^ ® MOVIE; 'Tha Paradin* Casa' An at- [USA] Alfred Hitchcock 1:10, 3:15, 5:15, 7:45, tO. — The Money ^OTK-84'H TH M eS Cincinnati, OH 45201. Be sure to state erWi»yl«A tomey falls in love with the beautiful comes a hero of the French intelligence unfavorable 26 Musical 35 Horrible 45 Curly cabbage P it (PG) 12:55, 2:55, 4:55, 7:20, 9:20. your zodiac sign. woman he is defendirtg against a murder 11:30PM 93 @) News community. Pierre Richard. Mirielle Dare. 27 Covering instrument 36 Grain 46 Persian ruler 1976 charge. Gregory Peck, Ann Todd. Charles 93 Dynasty MANCHESTER 57 East Center St., Manchester 646-5330 31 Newspaper 27 Wax 36 Bud's sibling 47 Emerald Isle CANCER (June 21-July 22) Guard Laughton. 1948. UA Theater* East— Police Academy against tendencies today to repeat a 93 ABC News 4:25AM 93 Get Smart notice (abbr.) 28 Doesn't exist 39 Toupee 46 Words of denial WINTHROP -byDickCavalli g S Novala: Juago Prohibido 3: Bock In Training (PG ) 7:15, 9:15. — THE BEST, FINEST INDIAN CUISINE mistake Don't penalize yourself be­ 93 Off Track Bettiitg Gung Ho (PG-13) 7, 9:10. — Short 32 Express (cont.) 41 Coded on map 51 Event (Let) (St) This Old Houss (CC) C ircuit (PG) 7:20, 9:15, cause of a poor memory. I HEARVOU'VE QOTA The Honeymooners First rubber boots IN THE MANCHESTER AREA 33 Canal system in 29 Protuberance 42 Sand particles 52 Ear (comb, r WANT TO BE THE FIRST THATte SO T TO BE THE/MOST i l ) MOVIE: 'In tha Custody of Stran- QD northern 30 Patron 43 French river form) LEO (July 23-Aug. 22) Your best inter­ BIRTHDAY COM INKS TO WISH VtXI A HAPPY ANTISEPTIC BIRTHDAY germ' The problems of the fuvenile judicial (E) (E) Tonight Show Tonight's guest is Perhaps the first pair of rubber MANSFIELD We have Vegetarian amJ Non-Vegetarian Dishes. system are dramatized. Martin Sheen, Tom Selleck. (60 min.) In Stereo. Trgns-Lux College Twin — Bock to th Michigan ests won't be served today if you im­ UP SOON, WINTHROP. S E R W - F R E E b i r t h d a y .' SREETINSr I E V E R G O T . boots was made for Frederick the Future (PG) 7; wIthTIme Bondits (PG) We serve Lunch & Dinner and also Take Out Food. 34 Sinbad's bird pose upon others to take care of im por­ Jane Alexarxler. 1982. (E) Hogan's Heroes Great. Wax models were made of / 9:05, Open 11:30 a.m. to 10:30 p.m. Monday to Sunday. 35 Throw tant matters that you should be / [CNN] Prime News ® ABC News Nightline his legs and feet. Then latex, the 36 Wave (Fr.) attending to yourself. [DIS] Best of Walt Disney Presents: ID Ko]ak sap of rubber trees, was built up VERNON Mars end Beyond A look at the history of Cine 1 A 2 — Hannah and Her Sisters 37 Note VIRGO (Aug. 23-Sapt. 22) Your mate's [CNN] Sports Tonight around the molds, dried and the (PG-13) 7, 9:10. — Blue City (R) 7:10, 39 Transparent liq­ the universe, evolution of life on earth and 9:30. judgment as well as your own might not a speculative account of Kfe on Mars. (60 [DIS] MOVIE: 'Nancy Goes to Rk>' A wax was melted away. uid be up to sniiff today. Before making an ■V-. min.) mother arxi daughter who are both ac­ tresses unwmingiy find themselves com- 40 It is (com.) important decision, consult a wise [ESPN] Auto Racing '66: World Sports FONDEBOSit 41 Set of tools counselor. petir^ for the same part in a Rio theatrical Car Chempkmehip-Silverstone 1000 production. Ann Sothem. Jar>e Powell, 42 Prickly shrub LIBRA (Sapt. 23-Oct. 23) Co-workers From SWerstone, EngkuxJ. (60 min.) Barry SuHivan. 1950. 45 Small barrel may find you a trifle difficult to get along - wk “ l incl C«a« | I he had more length and strength in mond ace to try the club finesse? If be \ H discounts Tix fwt iftcl I I i*®* ■ ARIES (March 21-April 19) The heavy that suit than in hearts. After North 10 AM. ■ I I OHDXUB. VZR XG XR lUCU, XR IHZAM hand of neglected duties could be West North EtasI So*th tries that, he might be set if East lim­ FREE OPEN: Mon.-Thurs. Eri. & Sat. 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Unless you have clarer, Michael Kamil, made a fine ’The Orkney and Shetland Islands fo r in fo his mother's maiden name." — Goldie Hawn proper guidelines, you will be Opening lead: 4 5 play at trick one. On West’s lead of a MAyCHESTER ART ASSOCIATION 647-8062 646-8005 extravagant. low spade, Blast put up the queen and N orw a^ BriUin, once belonged to call 649-7918 'FOmEBOSib \J n - MANCHESTER HERALD. Thursday. May 29. 1986

MANCHESTER HERALD. Thursday, May 29. 1986 — 19 United Statma In Brief States to fight plans for nuke dump The World In Brief Deayer trade lobbying not reported By Linda Werfelman railroad job ever perpetuated by “ We’re not looking for the popular 1994 from the three nominated, United Press International the federal government upon this way out." sites, and the dump is scheduled to' WASHINGTON — An internal inquiry by the Office of the U.S. state, and I intend to fight it tooth Plans call for the three sites to be begin operating in 1998. Soviet help sought In wall Impasse WASHINGTON — Officials in and nail." he said. studied for six years to determine Trade Representative has disclosed former White House aide Nevada. Texas and Washington Because of progress in choosing BERLIN — The United States has turned to the Soviet Union to Michael Deaver and members of his lobbying finii failed to The three sites under considera­ which Is most suitable for use. The the first nuclear waste site, Her­ state, upset by President Reagan’s tion for the first nuclear waste studies are expected to cost $780 try to counter an East German tra vei rule requiring diplomats to report some contacts with trade officials to the Justice designation of their states as likely rington said, "I have postponed show passports when passing in and out of the divided city of Department, a spokesman says. repository are in Yucca Mountain. million at Yucca Mountain, $850 indefinitely plans for any site- hosts of the nation’s first high-level Nevada; Deaf Smith County. million In Deaf Smith County and Berlin. ^ m e results of the trade agency’s inquiry were disclosed a day nuclear waste dump, say they’ll specific work related to a second A political officer of the U.S. headquarters in West Berlin went Texas, and the Hanford Reserva­ $970 million at Hanford, the repository." after a special three-judge federal appeals court panel challenge the decision in court. tion in Washington state. Elimi­ Energy Department said. to the Soviet Embassy in East Berlin Wednesday to discuss the announced it had been asked to name an independent counsel to "It should come as no surprise to nated from consideration for the The dump, which will hold as Twenty sites In seven states — the new rule in the name of all three Western powers. The results Cyclone damage investigate Deaver’s lobbying for foreign clients. the federal government that we first dump were Davis Canyon. much as 70,000 metric tons of Maine, New Hampshire, Virginia, of the meeting were not immediately announced, embassy A report on the results of a preliminary FBI inquiry into will see them at the courthouse as Utah, and Richton Dome. Miss. radioactive garbage from nuclear North Carolina. Georgia, Wiscon­ spokesman Thomas Homan said. An Australian Air Force Deaver’s post-White House business activities, which the Justice soon as possible.” Texas Attorney "We have reached an important power facilities across the coun­ sin and Minnesota — that had been The Western Allies consider new East German regulations Iroquois surveys the General Jim Mattox said Wednes­ under review as possible locations Department submitted to the court in seeking appointment of an milestone and taken a significant try, is expected to be large enough requiring passports to cross from East to West Berlin a violation wreckage of a bridge independent counsel, will remain sealed until the selection is day, shortly after the administra­ step forward,” Energy Secretary to handle all waste generated "for for the second dump are no longer under consideration, he said. of the four-power status of the former German capital and a made, a court official said. tion announced three potential John Herrington told a news the forseeable future," the depart­ violation of Western occupation rights. smashed by floodwaters sites for the first dump and ruling conference. ment said. Initial estimates had Officials from the three Western and debris following out 20 others proposed for a second "This is not a popularity con­ The Western Allies contend that showing passports would forecast more waste and recom­ states on the list of finalists make the wall an international border and infringe on the Cyclone Namu in the States could lose highway funds facility. test.” he said, acknowledging mended the second dump expressed near-unanimous disap­ "This is proving to be the biggest opposition to the waste facility. The final site will be selected in proval of the decision. Western right of free movement in the entire city. Solomon Islands. The WASHINGTON — Transportation Secretary Elizabeth Dole bridge over the Ngalebieu advised Arizona and Vermont Wednesday they have failed to enforce fully the national 55 mph speed limit and could lose spme Fighting erupts on two fronts Rivert connected Honiara with the Guadalcanal Plain. federal highway money. Justice resigns amid probe BEIRUT, Lebanon — Shiite Moslem Amal militiamen fought Dole said, "Based on a recent decision by an administrative on two fronts in Beirut today and gunmen briefly kidnapped'the The disaster has claimed at law judge and a number of other facts, I have concluded that the PROVIDENCE, R.I. (UPI) - just 90 minutes before tbe House chairman of a leading Moslem philanthropic organization in a least 101 lives and has left states of Arizona and Vermont are not in compliance" with the to fill this vacancy and return a State Supreme Court Chief Justice Judiciary Committee was to re­ sense of full confidence and trust to further breakdown of law and order. thousands homeless. law for the fiscal year that ended Sept. 30, 1984. Joseph Bevilacqua’s abrupt resig­ sume its third week of public the Supreme Court.” The latest kidnap victim was Fadl Shalak. the representative As a result, Dole said she proposes to withhold up to 10 percent nation has ended a decade of hearings in the impeachment Special House Counsel Benjamin of the Hariri Foundation, which operates half a dozen schools and UPt photo of fiscal year 1986 federal aid non-interstate highway funds for controversy and two years of probe of the chief justice and . 1 the two states. Civiletti, who led the Judiciary helps various humanitarian societies with funds provided by investigations, including a historic former House speaker. Committee’s impeachment probe, Rafik Hariri, a Saudi Arabian millionaire of Lebanese descent. Arizona and Vermont will have the right to negotiate with the impeachment inquiry into his ties "The current proceedings have called the surprise resignation, Police said five gunmen ambushed Shalak’s car in Moslem government on the matter. to reputed mobsters and alleged not only taxed myself, my family “terrific. It’s the right thing to do west Beirut, forced him into another vehicle and drove to an Soviets plan to restart three reactors adulterous liaisons. and my friends, but have also under all the circumstances. It was Bevilacqua. 67. resigned Wed­ unknown destination. Shalak was released two hours later. caused a substantial financial just taking a very heavy toll on the By Charles Mitchell report said. news agency Wednesday the 100 Spellers down to final rounds nesday. He will step down at the burden on the people of the state of Banks in Beirut, meanwhile, called a one-day shutdown today already know and stated that tens chief justice.” -to press forthe release of lObank employees who were kidnapped United Press International Soyiet scientists have said the most serious cases were selected of thousands of people will have to end of the current judicial term on Rhode Island.” Bevilacqua said in Bevilacqua’s resignation ends three reactors are in "operational WASHINGTON — Breezing through words like "quincunx." June 30. after 10 years as the his four-paragraph letter. during the past year in Moslem west Beirut. for treatment in Moscow. be monitored for the rest of their and "xyloglyphy,” 115 expert spelters, including a blind all impeachment proceedings MOSCOW — The Soviet Union reserve’’ after being turned off “Within 24 hours, they selected lives because of radiation expo­ state’s top judge and one of Rhode A clerk read the resignation against him, but Civiletti would not plans to restart the three undam­ contestant, advanced to today’s final rounds, knowing one word Island's most colorful public immediately following the acci­ the 100 most serious cases out of sure. Not all of those have received letter at 2:30 p.m. to a hushed rule out further criminal action aged nuclear reactors at Cher­ dent that sent a cloud of radioac­ 1.000.” Guskova told the Novosti could separate them from the 59th National Spelling Bee officials. SO^member Senate, which includes Abu NIdal charged in airport attack treatment.” said Gale, a Los championship. against the chief justice. Attorney nobyl by the end of the year, tive debris spreading across news agency, implying 1.000 peo­ Angeles bone-marrow specialist in “The current proceedings have Bevilacqua’s son. Sen. John Bevi­ General Arlene Violet said Civi­ h o m e — Italian magistrates have formally charged renegade including the sister reactor to the Europe. The spellers worked through three excruciating rounds that caused a deterioration in my lacqua. D-Providence. House ple may have been affected by Moscow for the second time to letti will turn over all "relevant” Palestinian leader Abu Nidal with masterminding terrorist unit that exploded and burned last The area immediately adjacent radiation in the April 26 nuclear treat Chernobyl victims. took all day Wednesday, As the words got harder through the first health, to such a degree, that I can Speaker Matthew Smith presented information and impeachment month. Radio Moscow said today. no longer continue in my present attacks in Italy, including last year’s Rome airport massacre. to the damaged unit remains a power plant disaster. three rounds, some contestants could no longer pronounce the the letter to the 100-member lower documents so she could decide Judicial sources said Wednesday that state prosecutors issued A Soviet doctor said Wednesday "no-go" area for humans and But in an interview with the "I was present when Dr. Gus­ words they had to sp^ll, but spelled them anyway. capacity as chief justice.” Bevilac­ chamber 30 minutes later. whether to pursue the Bevilacqua medical teams examined more qua said in a one-page letter arrest warrants for Abu Nidal, whose real name is Sabri A1 Soviet authorities are trying to evening Izvestia newspaper. Gus­ kova gave the interviews and what The blind competitor, Tdrra Syslo, 12, of Fullerton, Neb., "The cluef justice has now seen case. Banna, and 14 of his followers. than t.OOO people within 24 hours of entomb the reactor in concrete. kova said the medical teams she meant was they conducted spelled “acetylene” in the third round to stayin contention, after delivered to Gov. Edward Di- fit to resign and I trust that this The Judiciary Committee was the April 26 nuclear accident but an Prete’s Statehouse office. At least four warrants are for Palestinians jailed in Italy on Officials say the unit will probably "examined 1.000 people and con­ tests on whole series of individuals correctly spelling “lambda" and "megalopolitan" in the first action is now the closing page of looking into a variety of judicial American surgeon said not many never be used again. The damaged ducted tests" on 1,000 more as a and then selected the... people who two rounds. Bevilacqua. who had vowed not this unhappy chapter in Rhode other charges, and eight name other Arabs held in Austria, West misconduct charges against Bevi­ Germany and Spain. Three suspects, including Abu Nidal and a were seriously injured fourth unit shares ventilation and precaution. Not all those examined were transfered to Mo.scow, Terra was clearly a favorite of the educators and spectators in to resign, was not immediately Island history,” DiPrete said at a lacqua. including frequent visits The Radio Moscow report said available for comment. man identified only as Fuad, are at large. cooling pipes with another reactor received treatment, she said. "If anything they overselected attendance, as was Monica Van Doren, 14, of Lawrenceville. hastily called news conference. “It with reputed mobster Robert Bar­ JOSEPH BEVILACQUA • cleanup activities at the power located only a few hundred yards She said in both interviews that The sudden resignation came is important that we move quickly bate. . . . faced impeachment The warrants, which were issued Tuesday, link Abu Nidal for complex 600 miles southwest of and many were discharged within N.J., who had to read lips to get her words. Monica correctly the first time to the Rome airport attack as well as other terrorist away. Soviet scientists have said up to 80 people remained in critical days. If anything they were spelled "cornhusking” in the first round but stumbled over Mo.scow were being conducted at a that reactor was undamaged in the condition. incidents in Italy. rapid pace and three of the four overcautious in their selection.” “quokka" in the second and was eliminated. explosion and fire at its sister The official death toll from the Gale said. reactors would be back on line by plant. Chernobyl accident stands at 19. Anacin off shelves after poisoning death Cape Town businessmen back out the end of I986. Dr. Angelina Guskova. a Soviet but Gale said Wednesday the Guskova. meantime, criticized New runway precautions proposed “Engineers and technicians per­ doctor who worked with a team of figure is “slightly higher." Gale’s bone-marrow transplant AUSTIN, Texas (UPI) — Wal­ said the agency also had sent the American Home Products Corp. Elsroth, 23, ofPeekskill. N.Y..died JOHANNESBURG, South Africa — A group of influential manently keep an eye on the international specialists led by "I don’t think it should be team, saying it lacked an all- WASHINGTON — A federal safety panel has proposed green drugstores nationwide capsules found in Faries’ apart­ of New York, parent company of Feb. 8 after taking two Extra- businessmen today pulled out of a $12-million redevelopment reactors which are to be recom- American bone-marrow special­ interpreted to mean 1,000 people around grasp of how to treat assigning special air traffic controllers at the world’s busiest pulled Anacin-3 capsules from ment to its lab in Cincinnati for Whitehall Laboratories, sent an Strength Tylenol capsules laced plan for Cape Town’s battle-scarred Crossroads squatter ghetto, mi.ssioned already thi.s year.” the ist. Dr Robert Gale, told a Soviet were injured in the accident. We severely irradiated patients. airport — O’Hare International in Chicago — to avert runway their shelves because of the te.sts. He said preliminary results investigator to Austin to test the with cyanide. citing "unacceptable” government obstruction. collisions in a test that may be applied nationwide. cyanide-poisoning death of a were expected today. capsules in Faries’ apariment. but Relief workers today appealed for donations of medicine and The National Transportation Safety Board, in a report chemistry student whose body was Walgreen, headquartered in did not issue a recall. The Feb. 23 death of a Nashville. money as they struggled to house refugees in the face of icy Wednesday on the near collision of two planes at O’Hare May 17, found next to an Anacin bottle with Deerfield. III.. Wednesday night "There is no evidence of any Tenn., man was ruled a suicide, a tainted capsule. and the April 27 death of a winter storms. Argentines shoot up Taiwanese trawier said the brush with disaster was the second such incident there iii ordered Anacin capsules removed third-party tampering of the bottle The Urban Foundation, established and backed by big business less than three months. But the Food and Drug Adminis­ from all its 941 stores in 30 states or capsules.” said Jack Wood, a Pullman, Wash., woman was ruled The two planes missed each other on the runway by only 10 to 20 tration and the maker of the and Puerto Rico. company spokesman. a possible suicide. to enhance the quality of life in underdeveloped black areas, said By John Leonard these islands in the frigid South Buenos Aires, said its cutter the captain of the Taiwanese ship it was withdrawing support for the Crossroads redevelopment The Associated Press feet. The planes were a USAir DC-9 and an American Airlines painkiller said Wednesday they "We have pulled all Anacin Donald Healton. FDA regional Atlantic, said the squid trawler Prefecto Derbes crippled the ignored repeated orders from the Boeing 727 that carried a total of 224 people on flights to had no evidence of a random killer Maximum Strength capsules from director in Dallas, said. "Until we Seven people died in 1982 in the plan because the government refused to permit 35,000 refugees Chiann-Der 3 was set ablaze by the Taiwanese ship with machine-gun Prefecto Derbes to halt and be and saw no reason to order a recall. all our stores around the United know that it is more than just one Chicago area from taking Extra- from last week's fighting to return to the camp. PORT STANLEY. Falkland Is­ Argentine warship's gunfire, and fire after it was nabbed inside boarded. Pittsburgh and Oklahoma City. There were no injuries. Strength Tylenol that apparently The foundation had been coordinating an $ll-miIIion lands — Argentina loijay said one that its 22-member crew look to Argentina’s 200-mile limit. "The safety board is concerned that the O’Hare tower Authorities said they were investi­ States.” said Walgreen spokesman bottle, there’s certainly no reason "Warning shots from the gating the possibility of suicide. Ed King. "We will wait for to remove product anywhere.” was randomly poisoned. government program and injecting $I million in funds from its warships raked a Taiwanese lifeboats. ■rhe communique did not men­ controller and supervisory staff are unable to detect a human corporate backers. trawler with machine-gun fire He said the Argentine vessel tion any Taiwanese crewmen 12.7mm machine gun were ef­ performance failure such as occurred on this operational error. ’' "It could be an isolated inci­ instruction from the FDA and Faries’ death was the fourth in Police said they had no suspects fected 200 meters (218 yards) in dent.” said Kelly Norris, a police Whitehall (Laboratories, maker of the United States linked to adulter­ after it was caught fishing in later reported in a radio message being injured, but said one had the panel said. "There is no redundancy to identify and rectify a and that suicide had not been ruled Argentine waters. One sailor died heard in Port Stanley that it had died "apparently of a heart at­ front of her bow. then at her spokeswoman. "Police aren’t rul­ Anacin).” ated capsules this year. Diane out In the Faries case. structure.” it said. controller performance deficiency ...” ing out anything.” Human rights record improves and three were hurt, a Taiwanese picked up the sailors, and that one tack.” and said the fishing vessel’s Toxicological tests completed official in Port Stanley said. of them was dead and three others captain “later reported one of the It said the Taiwanese vessel SAN SALVADOR, El Salvador — An American human rights The incident occurred Wednes­ injured, although not seriously. other men missing, who could not halted, "exhibiting smoke and fire, Toxic-waste burning postponed Wednesday on Kenneth Wayne organization said today that political slayings and disappearan­ Faries. 24. a chemistry major at day outside the 150-mile exclusion The Argentine Coast Guard, in a be found despite a search.” presumably in the engine room.” WASHINGTON — The government has backed away from a the University of Texas who was ces claimed almost 2,000 people in El Salvador last year, a zone imposed by Britain around communique issued early today in The Argentine communique said and that the crew abandoned ship. plan to burn toxic wastes off the Atlantic Coast, but federal found dead in his apartment May relatively low number compared to some previous years. the Falkland Islands, and was one environmental officials say they still haven’t abandoned the 22. indicated that he died of "acute The New York-based Americas Watch said the U.S.-trained of three reported encounters that unpopular and unproven technology. cyanide poi.soning.” said Dr. Ro­ armed forces or rightist death squads were responsible for 1,740 day involving Argentine forces and lake a Look Taiwanese fishing boats. Prompted by public fears, the Environmental Protection bert Bayardo. Travis County medi­ of the killings or disappearances, and blamed leftist guerrillas cal examiner. for the rest, The Falklands. which Argentina Agency on Wednesday rejected an Illinois company’s plan to claims, were the object of a 74-day destroy deadly PCBs on an incinerator ship about 140 miles off Bayardo said Faries died on Americas Watch organization made the findings in a reported either the night of May 20 or the titled "Settling Into Routine: Human Rights Abuses in Duarte’s war between Argentina and Bri­ the coast of New Jersey. The EPA cited a wave of criticism from at these tain in 1982. Britain, the victor, people fearful for their health. following morning. Faries' room­ specials! Second Year.” The report was issued days before President Jose mate. Robert Whittmeyer. re­ Napoleon Duarte, a Christian Democrat, completes his second prevents Argentine ships or air­ FREE But EPA Assistant Administrator Lawrence Jensen refused to craft from coming within 150 miles rule out ocean incineration in the future. ported him dead May 22. two days year in office on Sunday. after the university’s final exam Americas Watch has issued reports critical of human rights of the archipelago Bui other He said any possible return of the plan is more than a year period ended. nations are allowed to fish within away, and incineration company officials vowed they’d reapply abuses in ocuntries ranging from right-wing Paraguay to Bayardo said investigators Nicaragua, which is governed by the leftist Sandinistas. the exclusion zone. for approval. found a bottle of Anacin-3 in their Tsu-Kang Lei. who represents apartment with “at least one more Taiwanese squid fishermen on Classified Ad capsule that appeared to have been Reagan denounces trade revision tampered with” because it “was Automatic, Air, slightly larger than the others and Lynx Stereo, R. Detroat, WASHINGTON — President Reagan today denounced a looked different" He said tests Much Morel ’4995 Fill out coupon below (one word per space) and mail: sweeping revision of the nation’s trade laws, approved by the showed the capsule contained P e t e r m a n B u il d in g C o m pa n y House, as “ kamikaze legislation” that would throw millions of cyanide. Americans out of work and "send our economy into the steepest The sealed bottle, bearing lot Clearly state name of item and phone number in ad. nose dive since the Great Depression.” number 6BI1. had been bought in a Join US for the opening of our model Reagan, in a speech to the National Association of Walgreen pharmacy in Au.stin. Price must be included. Manufacturers, said, "America doesn’t need to hide behind Police urged people not to use ' One item only per ad. trade barriers. Given a level playing field, Americans can Anacin capsules from that lot home. One of six Colonial Style homes out-produce and out-compete anyone, anywhere on Earth," The number with an October 1988 Do not use abbreviations. audience of about 400 people sat silently through the 20-minute expiration date. Automatic, Air, speech, interrupting only once with applause. FDA Commissioner Frank Stereo, Trunk Rack. 4 to he constructed in Brendan Woods. The president also announced “the framework of an Young in Washington said the Topaz Doors & Much Morel NO Pet, Garage, Tag Sale or Commercial ads agreement ” to open Japanese markets to U.S. computer chips agency had removed Anacin-3 ’4995 and prevent Japanese companies from dumping their chips on from all 10 Walgreen stores in accepted. U.S. markets. The issue has been the subject of intense Austin and sent the capsules to negotiations between the two countries. Dallas for analysis "as an extra precaution.” Ads must be printed on order blanks appearing in the FDA spokesman Jack Martin Manchester Herald.

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Thursday, May 29, 1986 — tl Science/Heahh in Brief Virus is risk at day-care centers BUSINESS Directed blood donations criticized By Rob Stein Pass, who headed the study at the Children in day care centers are exposed to cytomegalovims ear­ United Press International University of Alabama School of younger than those in school and lier in their lives and therefore BO STON — People who arrange toget blood transfusions from Medicine. therefore more likely to put hands have a reduced risk of spreading Public Opinion someone they know because they’re afraid of catching AIDS CAMBRIDGE RF.PORTS Highliglits BOSTON — Children attending Usually harmless and symptom­ and toys in their mouths and have the vims to their fetuses, he said. Repurchased stock can’t be voted from an anonymous donor may be doing themselves more harm day care centers are more likely less. cytomegalovirus is only a diapers that need changing. Pass Doctors can perform blood tests to than good, a doctor says. than those kept home to infect their danger for pregnant women, who said. The vims is spread primarily determine whether someone has mothers with a virus that can Toxic Substances and the Workplace QUESTION: Dr. S. Breanndan Moore of the Mayo Clinic Blood Bank and have a 40 percent chance of through saliva and urine. already been exposed to the vims. company in which I am a stock­ ple become owners of virtually all cause birth defects, researchers infecting her fetus. A company in Transfusion Service in Rochester, Minn., said friends or family The new study compared 67 In addition, pregnant women holder is taking over by buying out the stock, the company is reorgan­ say. Do you think companies should be required by law to disclose the which I own members may be hesitant to admit beibnging to a high-risk In up to 20 percent of the cases parents of children enrolled at who have never had the vims can all other stockholders. I consider ized and small shareholders who A new study found parents of where the fetus is infected, the three day-care centers with 31 names and potential hazards of toxic chemicals used in the slock has 'A group, such as a homosexual of drug user, reduce their risk of catching the this an involuntary conversion. It children attending day care cen­ workplace? refused to sell are left in limbo. “Public and medical hysteria about (AIDS) has contributed to baby is bom with complications, parents who kept their children :vim s by minimizing their expo­ bought back a is my understand that, if I put the ters were at greater risk of Investors’ They have absolutely no voice in an increasing reluctance on the part of patients to receive ... including hearing loss, mental home. Fourteen parents of day­ sure to their child’s urine and large number of full amount of money I receive for contracting a common virus corporate affairs and receive no (blood-bank donor) blood,” Moore said in a letter to The New retardation, seizures and cerebral care children acquired the vims. saliva. i t s shares my shares into a “ like kind” of known as cytomegalovirus. Guide dividends. England Journal of Medicine released Wednesday. palsy. None of the parents who kept their Researchers believe mothers through a stock h ■ investment within 60 days, I won’t The researchers were quick to repurchase pro­ “Patients and, occasionally, their physicians, think that Noting that millions of working children home caught the vims. xoit likely catch the vims by William A. Doyle have to pay any tax. True? Q UESTIO N : In a newspaper add they were not recommending gram over the mothers in the United States use la “ The possibility of risk may lead touching the urine and saliva of tabulation. I noticed one company directed donations must be safer than regular blood-bank donor pregnant women withdraw their last year. Can care. Pass said the results are some mothers to chose to remove infected children and then touch­ ANSW ER: False! Sorry about with a $1.20 dividend and $3.20 blood in terms of disease transmission,” he said. children from day care centers, the company reason for concern and show that their child from daycare.” said ing their own mouth, eyes or nose. that. Your understanding is way per-share earnings. Four quar­ While most people believe family or friends would not lie about but said women should wash mothers should take steps to Pass in a telephone interview. Pass said. call a stock­ belonging to a high-risk group. Moore said, "Th a t may be a risky off base. Your profit on the sale of terly dividends of $1.20 equal $4.80 regularly and avoid -contact that minimize the risk. But Pass, whose study was "Hand washing and hygiene holder meeting for a vote on an of ownership in the company. assumption.” your stock will be subject to tax as — more than the earnings. A increases their chances of Previous studies had shown that published in The New England would be capable of intermpting jssue. which might or might not be Treasury shares own nothing. Nor infection, a capital gain. Involuntary conver­ second stock shows no dividends children in day care were more Journal of Medicine released Wed­ this spread.” said Pass, noting that in the best interest of stockholders, do “ authorized but unissued” sion means the loss of property “ It's important to recognize that and $1.37 earnings. Why these likely to contract cytomegalovi­ nesday. said it is unnecessary for hospital workers who are careful and vote those repurchased shares shares — shares authorized by the from destruction, theft, seizure, discrepancies? Mice bred to produce human Insulin we have an important point of risk rus. apparently because of their most pregnant women to remove to wash after coming in contact for or against that issue? company’s charter but never requisition or condemnation — or and try to deal with this in the most increased contact with other their children from day care. , require ditclosure'* BO STON — As part of the effort to aid research into the causes with patients have a low rate of issued. the sale or exchange of property ANSWER: The dividend column practical way.” said Dr. Robert F. children. Many women have already been 81% and potential treatments of diabetes, scientists have trans­ acquiring cytomegalovims. ANSW ER: The short answer is under threat of any of those shows the amount paid annually. “ no.” When a company buys back planted a human gene into a mouse embryo to breed mice that conditions. The first stock pays 30-cent divi­ Most companies hold stock­ some of its stock, each share that produce human insulin. remains issued and outstanding Without knowing the details of dends quarterly, for q total of $1.20 Source Survey ol the U S adult population by Cambridge Reports, Cambridge. MA holder meetings annually and can a year. The second stock pays no The work has provided experimental animals that more ______‘ t&86 Cambridge Reports, Inc. Ptstnbuted by King Features Syndicate represents larger ownership. So. this particular buy-out. it certainly call meetings more often. But dividends. closely resemble humans and additional evidence that genetic Reagan cancer classification debated repurchased stock cannot be voted your company’s repurchase pro­ could not be accomplished without It’s a rare thing for any stock to engineering could possibly develop a more effective way totreat at stockholder meetings. gram has resulted in you owning a the affirmative vote of a majority diabetes, researchers said. bigger piece of that company. of the company’s .stock. In the pay annual dividends equal to its Bv Lorry Doyle tumor. A Dukes A tumor has less surrounding, the president’s Only slock that is “ issued and "It probably puts us a step closer to gene therapy in diabetes,” scientific comparison to further imperfect world of corporate de­ per-share earnings. Most compan­ United Press International than a 10 percent chance of cancer and outlining a new classifi­ outstanding" — owned by stock­ The reason usually given for a Richard Selden, a geneticist at Harvard Medical School who knowledge about the disease. mocracy. that makes it voluntary. ies pay out partoftheirearningsas recurring. cation system that should avoid Business In Brief holders — is entitled lo vote at repurchase program is that the headed the study, said Wednesday. dividends and keep the rest of the CHICAGO — Four days follow­ If this was bewildering to the future confusion. “ It’s even more important now those meetings. Also, only issued stock’s price in the marketplace is Technically, you don’t have to money lo expand their operations, ing Ronald Reagan's surgery for press and distressing to the public, McLendon said in a telephone because we have many more Garside Joins realty company and outstanding shares receive lower than what company mange- sell your shares at the price agreed through the purchase of new Fossil could be early marsupial colon cancer last July, and after it created a storm in the medical interview that the classification techniques or approaches to treat­ dividends. ment considers the stock's under­ to by the majority of stockholders factories, equipment and such. much confusion over the presi­ community, where debate had mistakes made by surgeons at the ing cancer than we had 30 years John I. Garside Jr. hasjoinedthestaff of Merrill Lynch Realty, Shares that have been repur lying value. That reasoning, of You could sue for an appraisal — a Other companies pay no divi­ ago.” he said. “ Knowing the chased by a company become cour.se. is always open to argu­ B O U L D E R , Colo. — A 100-million-year-old fossil jaw found in dent's condition. White House been raging for years about which National Naval Medical Center in 295 Hartford Turnpike, Vernon. lime-con.suming and expensive dends and “ plough back” all of Utah may be that of the earliest known marsupial, according to Press Secretary Larry Speakes system should be used to describe proper stage allows for better “ treasury stock" — neither en­ ment. However, when companies procedure. In practice, it's almo.st Bethesda, M.D.. were understan­ Garside, recently retired as assistant director in the office of their earnings, with the intention of researchers at the University of Colorado. told reporters "the tumor was what about who. dable given the state of the field. selection of treatment.” titled to vote nor to collect are flush with cash, they often always better to lake the buy-out making their business grow. And. the state comptroller, has more than dividends. The fossil, which is 20 million years older than previously found classified as a Dukes B I " “ It was more or less a coinci­ “ I don’t think it was a misdiagno­ in.stilule repurchase programs. price. in some cases, companies need Staging systems are not limited Each share of issued and oul- marsupial remains, lends credence to a theory that the animals This did little to clear up the dence that the president's cancer sis. I think it was just a confusion in 25 years’ experience in sales and In a case such as this, when the every dime they earn to stay matter. The New York Times and to cancers. In January, the Walter oi.Tpdinp slock represents a share Q UESTIO N : The top brass of a originated in North America and not in South America or came along," said Dr. William terminology,” McLendon said. marketing with Case Bros.-Boise top company’s management peo­ afloat. Washington Post already had Reed Arm y Medical Center in Australia, as previously believed, the researchers said. McLendon, “but I think it served “ They were using the name of one Cascade and General Foods Corp. , published an alarming report that Bethesda published a staging Marsupials, such as American opossums. .Australian koalas as a good example of why we need system (Dukes) with the staging of Garside is a graduate of the the president had a Dukes B tumor, a better system" system for acquired immune defi­ and kangaroos, deliver their young after a short gestation and another (Astler-Coller)." ciency syndrome, or AIDS. University of New Hampshire and which experts said has a 25 percent McLendon, chairman of the Systems that describe what Americans then nurture them in body pouches until they are old enough to to 50 percent chance of recurring. Department of Pathology at the has lived in Manchester for more feed themselves. stage tumors hav^ reached are Efforts are also underway to But the president did not have a University of North (Carolina. important. McLendon said, be­ than 25 years. He is a former town The half-inch jaw was found by Colorado graduate students in provide a uniform staging system Dukes B tumor and there is no such Chapel Hill, is the editor of the cause they allow physicians to for all cancers. The American director and has been active in see setback the Kaiparowits Plateau in the southern part of the state. thing as a Dukes Bl tumor. American Medical As.sociation's diagnose how far advanced a Joint Committee on Cancer, an ad political, civic and church affairs. He What the president had. most Archives of Pathology and Labora­ cancer is. an hus determine the hoc group organized by the Ameri­ is a well-known softball umpire in the pathologists now agree, was a tory Medicine. outlook forthe patient and the most on Bhopal Prof studies caffeine tolerance can College of Surgeons, is helping Manchester recreation program. Dukes A tumor, sometimes also He recently published an editor­ appropiate course of treatment. to develop a system that can be referred to as an Astler-Coller Bl Garside and his wife, Vivian, live ATL.ANT.A — People who drink lots of coffee, tea and colas ial discussing the controversy They are also used as a basis for used worldwide. on Strickland Street. may develop a tolerance for caffeine that prevents them from NEW YORK (AP) — American feeling an effect from even high doses of the drug, a university iawyers. trying to keep at least a professor says. limited role in litigation over the Untreated Meduski joins Bhopal chemical disaster, suf­ Stephen Holtzman, professor of pharmacology at Em ory fered another setback when a University, fed laboratory rats high doses of caffeine over a United Way effort COMING SATURDAY federal judge ruled that no settle­ prolonged period, then measured the effect of the drug on their depression Richard P. Meduski, executive ment is possible without the Indian motor activity. government Holtzman found the rats were first stimulated by the caffeine vice president at the Savings Bank of but later failed to respond to the drug. He said he fed the rats the widespread Manchester, has been named to the U S. District Judge John F equivalent in human terms of six or more cups of brewed coffee Weekend Plus Magazine John Garside campaign cabinet for the 1986 United Keenan on Wedne.sday rejected an per day. Way of the Capital Area Combined effort by F. Lee Bailey and Stanley PHILADELPHIA (AP) - De Helth Appeal Community Campaign. Chesley. two of the dozens of U.S. Scientists, who have conducted studies on caffeine for years, lawyers who count Bhopal victims 'have never successfully proved the drug causes disease or pression is more common in He will serve as chairman of the Key Firm s III Division. younger people than in older The United Way of the Capital Area Combined Health Appeal as I heir clients, lotry to negotiate a damage to the body. However, the medical community is .still not partial settlement with Union sure how the drug works on the nervous system. people, and is largely going Community Campaign provides funding to more than 90 health untreated despite the availability and human service agencies in the 26-town capital area. Carbide Corp of effective methods, according to The judge gave Carbide until Drugs increase risk of sunburn studies of more than 20.000 2 Between the Lines: The story behind June 12 todecide whelhertoaccepi Americans. the story. Stocks pull back from records his conditions for granting its wish W .ASHINGTON — People should be extra cautious about An estimated II percent to 12 lo move the litigation lo Indian exposure to the sun if they are taking any of a variety of drugs percent of Americans suffer from N E W Y O R K — The stock market declined slightly today, courts. In order to gel what it that can increase the rate at which skinbu rns. the Food and Drug depression, said one of the authors 4 Outlook: The mail just isn’t what it pulling back from Wednesday’s record highs as interest rates wants. Carbide must agree to pay rose. Administration warns. of the new studies, Myrna Weiss- used to be. any damage award that Indian The FDA said the antibiotic tetracycline is an important man of Yale University. The Dow Jones average of 30 industrials dropped 6.69 to courts uphold for victims of the example because it is such a common prescribed drug and is Women experience depression 1,871.59 in the first hour of trading. December 1984 gas leak, which often used for teenage acne. .Accutane and other drugs twice as frequently as men, and the 5 Profiles: MCC’s Robert Manning. Losers outnumbered gainers by about 8 to 7 in the early tally of killed 2.000 and injured an esti­ illness is most common in people New York Stock Exchange-listed issues. prescribed for acne also can increase sunburn. mated 200.000. UPl photo aged 18 to 44. Weissman reported Some antidepressants, heavy tranquilizers and diuretics such 0 Cover Story: A Manchester resident The catalyst for that selling was a rise in interest rates Keenan's order came eight days Wedne.sday at the annual meeting as Lasix can also can cause unwanted side effects when prompted by some stronger-than-expected economic news. The after a private meeting he held Clay Colt of Hampton and Pat Needham Wednesday in Farmington, claiming the of the American Association for describes her flight from Cambodia. Commerce Department reported this morning that its index of with lawyers for Carbide, the New of Hartford picket the stockholders' company’s “Rambo" line is racist, sexist combined with the sun, the F D A said. the Advancement of Science. leading economic indicators jumped 1.5 percent inApril. for its Delhi government and the individ­ meeting of Coleco Industries Inc. and promotes violence among children. Other drugs that may make the skin extra sensitive to the sun The studies, part of a largeeffort largest increase in nearly three years. ual victims include antibacterials such as Gantanol. Bactrim. Septra and 3 On the House: The Ciminos added on by the National Institute of Mental Among actively traded blue chips, American Express slipped At that meeting Bailey and NegGram: antidepressants such as Elavil and Tofranil: Health to determine the preval­ 6 rather than move. What a project! ’A to 62’A and International Business Machines dropped ' ‘i to Chesley complaineci bitterly about ^ antihistamines for colds and allergies: diuretics such as Diuril ence of mental illness in the United 150’A. while American Telephone & Telegraph was unchanged at the Indian government’s refusal to Stales, identified a variety of and HydroDiuril; Feldene for arthritis: oral diabetes drugs such Insights into Childhood: Keeping an 25'A. go along with a $3.50 million as Orinase and Tolina.se: Griseofulvin for ringworm and factors that increase a person's 11 settlement they had negotiated On Wednesday the Dow Jones industrial average climbed 25.25 Peace group picicets Coleco athletes' foot: and tranquilizers such as Taractin, Haldol and chances of suffering from even keel is vital for children. with Carbide. to 1,878.28. easily surpassing the previous record closing high of Thorazine. depression If the case goes lo India the U.S. Those most at risk are the young, 1,855.90 it reached on April 21. 1 2 Movies: ‘Ferris Bueller’s Day Off” lawyers will be effectively re­ FARMINGTON (UPI) — A han of the War Resister.s League. war toys. We have a house full of females, those who are separated, moved from the proceedings — peace group has picketed the “ We are encouraging parents not toys and none of them are war Genetic tests offer great promise divorced or unhappy in their ... Tom Cruise learns from Paul Five Wall Street *yupples’ indicted and also will be left unpaid for any stockholders meeting of Coleco to buy these toys and watch these toys" marriages, and those with a Newman... Film capsules. work they have done since the Industries Inc., claiming the com­ shows" The group, which also staged a P H IL.AD ELP H I.A — Dozens of biotechnology companies are history of depression in their N E W Y O R K — Five young Wall Street professionals who accident pany’s new “ Rambo” toy figure is vigil last November at Coleco developing tests to determine a person's inherited susceptibility families. Wei.ssman said racist, sexist and promotes vio­ The Rambo toy line and cartoon headquarters in West Hartford, is “ seemed like normal yuppies" have been indicted by a federal “ We are very concerned that if shows, based on the violent film to diseases and researchers are enthusiastic, and a bit "Forty-five percent of women 1 3 Weekend Television: An eight-page grand jury on charges of using corporate takeover secrets to this case goes back to India these lence among children. taking part in the national Stop apprehensive, about the tests' ramifications who say they don't get along with About 10 members of the War character portrayed by Sylvester War "Toys Campaign it says has pullout section with program sche­ make thousands of dollars in illict stock gains. same victims may not fully under­ Stallone in two hit movies, "make "Th e implications are remarkable,” said Dr. Neil Holtzman, their spouse are in a current The five — all younger than 30 and one a former lawyer with the stand that by the time it trickles Resisters League passed out lea­ gathered 14,000 petition signatures episode of major depression." she dules, features and puzzles. flets Wednesday outsidetheMarri- fighting exciting to children," said in the past six months professor of pediatrics at Johns Hopkins University. "It could prestigious law firm of Paul, Weiss, Rifkind, Wharton & Garrison down through the bureaucracy, if said. ott Hotel, demanding Coleco hall Sheehan. affect the lives of every one of us.” — took part in insider stock trading between November 1985 and the figure were increased by $100 The national effort is aimed at Among men who say they don't sales of the Rambo line and The War Resislers League pur­ Scientists say heredity may be as important as life style in 8 21 Music: ‘American Bandstand’ bops last March, the indictment charged. (million) to $1,50 million, what they various toy-companies and child­ determining who gets sick. It already is known that many gel along with their wives. 15 would individually see as against acce.ssories including toy machine chased two shares of Coleco slock ren’s television programming con­ The indictment Wednesday said one of six trades cited guns and other weapons. diseases, including major disorders such as many cancers and percent are suffering from depres­ again ... Turntable tips. what we could put in their pockets so members could attend the taining violence, said Sheehan, sion. she said generated about $140,000 profit in two days. The protesters carried signs that annual meeting. Sheehan said. heart disease, have genetic factors. could be less," Bailey said. who is a coordinator with the The studies, conducted in fami­ The charges arose from an alleged insider stock trading read. “ Rambo is not a good "We are on the threshold of discovering genes responsible fora Sexuality: An amputee wonders if He proposed that the American However, the stocks were bought campaign. lies and in five communities across 22 scheme related to six proposed or anticipated corporate lawyers be allowed to try to reach investment in our children’s fu­ number of disorders,” Holtzman said. the United States, also found a takeovers, including G AF Corp.’s bid for Union Carbide Corp. tures" and “ Say no to Coleco's about a week after the deadline Coleco has defended its Rambo her husband’s fascination with her at least a partial settlement with that would have allowed them line, saying the toys and cartoons He and other specialists said at a symposium Wednesday variety of factors that were not Those indicted were: Michael David, 27, a lawyer formerly Rambo and all war toys" stump is a fetish. Union Carbide without the New inside the shareholders meeting, depict Rambo as a "truly patriotc. sponsored by the American Association for the .Advancement of related to depression. with the New York firm of Paul. Weiss. Rifkind. Wharton & They also urged passersby to Delhi government's concurrence. she said. all-American figure." who will Science that the new tests could help people who are found to be Education, income and occupa­ boycott violent toys and children’s Garrison; Andrew Solomon, 27, a former analyst with Marcus But in Wednesday’s decision specialize in helping the innocent susceptible to.certain diseases choose occupations, places to live tion, for example, did not affect Medicine: What’s new in breast Schloss & Co.; Robert Salsbury, 27, a formeranalyst with Drexel Keenan rejected Bailey's television programming, scoffing "The toy companies have a and life styles that are safest for them. 23 responsibility not to promote vio­ and the underdog. rates of depression. Nor did race. cancer detection. Burnham Lambert Inc.: Morton Shapiro, 24, formerly a proposal. at Coleco’s claim the Rambo figure “ Depression.” Weissman said, “ is stockbroker with Moseley, Hallgarten, Estabrook 4 Weeden “ The court finds that a settle­ is a “ patriotic role model" lence.” said Sheehan, a staff “They are entitled to do so.” an equal opportunity disorder" Inc.: and Daniel Silverman. 23. a Moseley client. ment of this ca.se is not practicable “ This line of doll presents very member of the New England office Coleco Vice President Barbara ’Trends: Yes, you can find a husband absent the agreement of the Union different stereotypes of who ter­ of the War Resisters League, Wruck said before the protest. 24 which is based in Norwich. "There if your thighs are fat. of India to accept and abide by the rorists are and who freedom “ The company does not consider 23 Connecticut Bar Installs president terms of a settlement," he wrote. fighters are,” said Joanne Shee­ are companies that do not make their activities meaningful" Experts listen to the stars “The Union of India, through HARTFORD — Attorney Paul B. Altermatt, a partner in the 27 The Curious Shopper: A shopper counsel, has indicated no settle­ By Daniel O. Haney However. Koberl Jasirow of New Milford law firm of Cramer & Anderson, will be installed ment will be made at this time.” have occurred, otf and on. since wonders about cottage cheese. today as the 63rd president of the Connecticut Bar Association, The Ass,Delated Press Dartmouth College doubts eart­ Frank Drake of Cornell University officials said. D.J.'S DOG hlings will get any message, and conducted one 25 years ago. CALDWELL Families: Altermatt, who served as Connecticut’s insurance commis­ PHILADELPHIA - The mo.st calculates that other civilizations The program, financed by the 28 Our brothers influence PENNY STOCKS ambitious and sophisticated effort — if they exist — may have been National Aeronautics and Space the men we eventually choose. sioner from 1971 to 1975, will be installed during the bar GROOMING & ever is being planned to scan the evolving for 1 billion years longer Administration, will eavesdrop on association’s 111th annual meeting in Hartford. An Opportunity of the 80's OIL INC. heavens for signals from outer than humans. Altermatt, who will oversee the 8,600 member bar association, microwave radiation that reaches FOR FREE REPORT CALL ELLIOT KURZ PET SUPPLIES space, but one expert doubts “ If you ask what life would be earth from space 30 Dining In; History hasn’t smiled on will begin serving a one-year term July 1. humans will be smart enough to' like on those planets that are a Machines and computers will the once-proud pear. A graduate of Wesleyan University and Georgetown 800-323-2480 69.9 with this coupon' understand the messages even if billion years or more beyond us in listen for microwave patterns that University Law Center, Altermatt was admitted to practice in per gal. C. O. D. they hear them. their evolutionary development" nature never produces but that the Ditrict of Columbia in 1958 and in Connecticut and Indiana in he said, “ for a clue to the answer, Dining Out: Sondra Astor Stave '"'^UAKMAM£S° F D F E T 4 lb. Bag Cat Food The project, when finished, will humans, with their crude technol­ 31 1957. IWCOWWXUlTiO 649-8841 Invciimrni Banker* search for alien signals through one could look at the fossil record ogy. often do The program will visits Vito’s Birch Mountain Inn in on the E a rth " 27 , . Mamba* W W » r c y PrfcM Subftet lo Chango I Im EL k 5 lb. Bag Dog Food the end of the century. Jill Tarter break the microwave spectrum Bolton. of the University of California. A billion years ago. the highest into 10 million or 100 million, Dairy Mart has buyout competitor (Valua warth Berkeley, said Wednesday at the life form on this planet was a channels and search them Hurry! While Supplies Last I annual meeting of the American worm-like creature, he said. So systematically L O U IS V IL L E , Ky. — Convenient Food M art Inc. of Rosemont, Association for the Advancement humans stand in relation to the "They will cover a volume of III., Wednesday renewed for a second time its $18 a share offer to ROBERT J. SMITH, inc. aliens as worms do to humans. buy the stock of CONNA Corp. of Louis ville. Convenient’s leading of Science. space that's 10 million times Robert J. Sm irii, I i k . "We communicate poorly with greater than everything that's franchise holder. INSURANSMITHS *1 Off "These are the first inital steps earthworms, which are not aware been done over the past 25 years," C O N N A ’s directors, who have been fighting the Convenient INSURANSMITHS SINCE Towards Next Purchase of what wiil be a grand exploration of our existence unle.ss we step on Tarter said takeover bid, have endorsed a rival $20 a share buyout proposal of the microwave system, looking them," he said. "I'm not sure how But even if microwaves are the from D airy M art Convenient Stores Inc. based in Enfield. Conn. 1914 119 OAKLAND ST. for evidence of an artificially we'll be able to detect the presence right place lo look for alien codes, Convenient chairman Richard Fisher said his firm was generated signal. Our civilization, RTE. 83. MANCHESTER of life, if it's there, and if we'll be no one can guarantee that the pursuing its offer because "our suspicion all along has been that for the very first time, can able to communicate at all.” search will succeed, she said. “ We ilanrljpatpr UrralJi it (the D airy Mart offer) is not really a serious offer.” contemplate undertaking, out of 649-0485 Tarter said the extraterrestrial hope that what we plantodowillbe Convenient said about 23 percent of CONNA’s 1.1 million 649-5241 pure curiosity, a search that may HOURS: T. W . F e«m-7pm search is in the third year of a enough, but we realize that, in fact, shares have been tendered under the offer. 65 E. Center Street not bear fruitful results for many five-year research and develop­ there nrtay be more to be done in the n Manchester, Ct. generations." she said. ment program. Such searches future" “YOUR VOICE IN MANCHESTER ■■ - 1

n - MANCHESTER HERALD. Thursday. May 29. 1986 MANCHESTER HERALD. Thursday. May 29, 1986 — tS

Mastrangelo at conference Volatility still hallmark of markets

Peter Mastrangelo. Bv Mary Tobin have contributed to increased risk has meant a proliferation of new who turn over every nuance of right, of Sound Advice United Press International for market participants. Kaufman credit instruments and the need to what the Fed is doing.” he said. TAG SALE SIGN Inc.. Manchester, re­ said. react not only to domestic but to The change from a manufactur­ Are things piling up? Then why not have a TAG SALE? cently attended the NEW YORK - The dramatic • Liberalization of credit and international economic and finan­ ing society to a service-oriented Alpine-Luxman national changes in financial markets pose subsequent growth of debt. The cial developments. one also has had a dramatic The best way to announce it is with a Herald Tag Sale dealer conference in grave risks for corporations and danger inherent in the rapid • The information and data that impact on the way he works. growth of debt in the United States Nashville. Tenn. The money managers but they will be is disseminated worldwide in se­ Kaufman said.' Classified Ad. When you place your ad. you’ll receive — more than $7 trillion estimated able to cope better if they under­ conds must often besortedthrough "Years ago you could get a very manufacturer of mobile stand the forces behind them, a in 1984 and billions more in and acted on instantly, sometimes good idea of what was going on in ONE TAG SALE SIGN FREE, compliments of The Herald. and home electronics noted economist says. “ hidden” debt — is one of the most before complete information is held its annual meeting Henry Kaufman, the redoubta­ pressing problems facing money available. the economy by checking 10 or 12 very large corporations." he said. at the Opryland Hotel. ble Salomon Brothers economist, managers. This last makes life much more “ I could call General Motors. STOP IN AT OUR OFFICE, 1 HERALD SQUARE, MANCHESTER Also pictured is Reese has written a book. "Interest Ominously, the concentration on difficult for economists like Kauf­ Rates, the Markets, and the New short-term borrowing and floating Alcoa. General Electric. Sears Haggott. Alpine’s execu­ man and he has devoted a chapter Roebuck, for example, and have a Financial World" (Times Books rate notes means borrowers con­ to the subject. tive vice president and - X P t N E ''UIXMAN reasonable feel of what was going KIT ‘N’ CARLYLE ®by U rry Wright $22.50). that he said, “ tries, tinually face the prospect of a general manager. The "M y life has changed in that the on in the United States.” HOMES I HOMES 4-foot compact disc is hopefully reasonably well, to indi­ liquidity crunch if interest rates go amount of information that is FOR SALE FOR SALE cate what the new climate means up. he said. generated is increasing very ra­ No more. Now. Kaufman said, symbolic of the com­ • The structural nature of much to investors and participants in the pidly. as has the number of the economy is dominated by the Immaculate 3 bedraam Ho^tpTAL pany’s commitment to marketplace” of the U.S. budget deficit means Older 5 8< 5 duplex with BUSINESS & SERVICE DIREaORY participants. ” he said. When Kauf­ service industry that is not concen­ Ranch with 16 x 32 In- separate systems. Four \5N'T ToToo BAD, BtlT I'M SURE producing high-end CD "There’s an extraordinary dif­ that even if substantial cuts are man started with Salomon in 1962. trated in a few eompanies. players for both car and ground pool, beautiful tull baths, plenty ot stor­ asr(\m naeb of HewsiMfet ■ ference between today’s markets made in the red ink. interest rates “ financial markets proceeded at a Kaufman said while more data is landscaping, patio, age, enclosed front and home use HEATMS/ MY PooMlCTAU^ABOUT and markets of 20 years ago." probably won't come down tranquil and leisurely pace." generated now. he "is not so sure fenced yard, must be rear porches. New storms PMRTMa/ rlJMSCEIlANEOUS ms CpePATloN. Kaufman said in an interview. sharply. There were only a few institu­ the quality of it is as good as it used seen. Realty World. 646- and screens. 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Trucking, drain­ Condominiums for Rent . . . . : ...... 33 Services Wanted...... 62 Wanted to Buy/Trade ...... 89 family room with fire­ deling. C ^ llfv work. Ref­ Light landscaping, York Manchester-Split rent Kelvinator Refrigerator Help Wanted...... 11 Homes for Rent...... 34 deadline Is noon on the day before publication. place, roomy eat-ln kit­ 1400. erences, licensed and In­ cash. C a ll 643-2711 to p la ce age site work. Dovis Con­ rake work, garden work. Situation Wanted ...... 12 For advertisements to be published Monday, yo u r od. s tru c tio n , 672-1400. $315 per month plus heat with freezer. No frost Store/Office Spoce...... 35 chen, spacious dining sure d. C o ll 646-8165. C a ll P h il 742-7476. and utilities. 1 months $75.00. Call 643-5336.0 Business Opportunities...... 13 Merchandise the deadline Is 2:30 p.m. on Friday. room. A real find tor Three family $109,900. In­ Resort Property ...... 36 vest In this Manchester security. Available June Instruction...... 14 Industrial Property...... 37 Automotive $159,900. Joyce G. Epstein 1st. 646-8578 days. Employment Services...... 15 Hollday/Seasonal...... 71 Real Estate 647-8895. property before the tax Miscellaneous for Rent...... 38 Antiques and Collectibles...... 72 Cars for Sale...... HEAD YOUR AD. Classified advertisements are laws change...April 15fh, Roommates Wanted...... 39 Clothing...... 73 Trucks/Vons for Sale...... taken bv telephone as a convenience. The 1987 will be a better day! MACHINERY Wanted to Rent ...... 40 Furniture...... 74 Manchester Herald Is responsible for only one Sooth Windsor. Like new, CONDDMINIUMS Merchandise Real Estate Campers/Trallers...... 6 year old 8 room Dutch "W e guarantee our APARTMENTS APARTMENTS ■ CONDOMINIUMS AND TODLS TV/Stereo/Appllances...... 75 Motorcycles/Mopeds...... Incorrect Insertion and then only for the size of houses" Blanchard 8, Ro- FDR SALE ( Homes tor Sole ...... 21 the original Insertion. Errors which do not Colonial, 4 bedrooms, I FOR RENT FOR RENT ■fo r r e n t Services Machinery and Tools...... 76 Auto Services...... family room, large kit­ setto 646-2482. ( Powerful 3 HP Craftsman Condominiums for Sole...... 22 Lawn and Garden...... 77 Autos for Rent/Lease...... lessen the value of the advertisement will not Lots/Land for Sole...... 23 Child Care...... 51 chen and eating area, 3 2 bedroom condo, I'/z 24 Locust Street. 7 room South Windsor, Bryer- Electric Lawn Mower. Good Things to E a t...... 78 Miscellaneous Automotive be corrected by an additional Insertion. tull baths, fenced yard, baths, fully appllanced Rear hard plastic grass Investment Property ...... 24 Cleaning Services...... 52 Fuel OII/Coal/FIrewood...... 79 Wanted to Buy/Trade ...... Bolton Notch-NIcely fur­ apartment $600 monthly wood 2 bedroom, 2 both, CLOTHING many extras. $168,000 U 8, kitchen with ook cabinets nished 2 room apartment. plus utilities. Security, no condo, wall to wall, air catcher with cord. $50.00. R Realty 643-2692. B y O w n e r . 7 room In large eat-ln kitchen, All utilities Included, tor appliances Call 646-2426 conditioning, appliances, Call 646-6794. patio In backyard, and Children's clothing. Huge full dormered brick elderly male. Parking weekdovs 9-5.______^ washer dryer, tennis, selection! Infants to size Chock Full Of Charm! separate laundry hook­ near shops. After 3pm pool. Available June. $675 Cape, 2 baths, call ups. $69,900 Jackston 474 Main Street, 1st floor 3 10/12. Most Items under I9«JHOM ES Spacious 7 room antique 649-9093. room apartment. Heated, per month, plus utilities $1.00 Good condition. 644- I LAWN AND for details - Showcase Century 21 646- 872-3723 or 644-4041. IANNOUNCEMENTS 0 HELP WANTED 0 HELP WANTED HELP WANTED HELP WANTED HELP WANTED HELP WANTED I‘M fo r s a le colonial on Charter Oak 1316. no appliances, security. 1950. GARDEN 0 0 St. 7 rooms, 3 bedrooms, 646-4371 Manchester 1 bedroom, $450 per month call 646- 1'/} baths, 2 car garage, first floor, stove 8> refrig­ 2426 weekdays 9-5. Not all the news Is on the Emergency? In Manches­ Part time - mature respon­ Easy Assembley Work! Tire changer and lube Munson's Candy Kitchen Let's Iron Out the Details! 18 Inch Black 8, Decker ter, dial 911 for fire, sible teacher to work In newer heating system. Ot­ Rentals erator, no pets, leose & front pagel There’s lots ot $714.00 per 100. Guaran­ man. Some experience of Bolton Is accepting Builders are anxious to tered at $92,500. Jockson 8, Efficiency Apartment- electric mower with gross police, medical help. daycare setting. Must be teed payment. No sales. preferred. Full-time. Uni­ applications for part-time security. $400 per month. newsy Intormotlon In the FURNITURE catcher. Good condition Barber. Meadows Manor complete this cape cod Jackson Real Estate, 647- 64 6 - 1 3 7 9 ______Available Immediately able to plan activities for Detalls-send stamped en- Office Work, Full Time- forms, vacation and sick employment. Hours are seeks the services of a CONDOMINIUMS Classified section. 643- used 2 years $60.00. 646- Figure aptitude, typing, and hove the new owners 8400 or 646-8646. $275 a month. 2'/z room 2711. 3-6 year olds. Call 647-0788. yelope: Elan-173, 3418 En­ time, medical Insurance. Monday thru Friday, 4pm state I Icensed barber, on a move In. 6 rooms, 3 bed­ FOR SALE ROOMS Manchester-3 room, 1 available June 1st. $375. 6164a terprise, Ft. Pierce, FI. heoyy customer contact Apply In person Tires to 8pm and 8 hours Sot, or monthly or bi-monthly HELP WANTED and other generol/yarled rooms, 2 tull baths, gener­ Brand New Listing! FOR RENT bedroom apartment- Heat, hot water and ap­ 0 Lifeguards with WSI. Ap­ 33482. Interanatlonal, 1195 Tol­ Sun. (Averaging 20 to 24 basis, to serve the needs ous allowances. Quality stove, refrigerator, no pliances included. No HDMES 20 Evergreen shrubs. Up­ plications being accepted office duties. Full benefit land Tpke., Manchester. hours). Call for appoint­ of It's male residents. materials and craftsman­ Lovely 6 room cape cod In right yews 15" to 18" high. for apartment complex program Including dental Manchester. Newer wall pets, references, security, pets, security required. FDR RENT King - Sized bed. Firm $40. 643-6801. Typist for small poper. Management Trolnee. ment 649-4332. Hours are flexible and the ship. $114,900. Jackson 8, No Lawn to mow. Enloy Room tor rent. Large $340 plus utilities. 649-4003- 646-2970. I mattress. Two twin box located In Manchester. Entry level position tor paid. Coll 528-1815. to wall corqeting and vour leisure time In this vord. Close to downtown Thursday ond Friday rate of compensation Is Jackson Real Estate,647- 643-8449.______Spacious 4 Bedroom springs. Frame. Excellent night. 646-1479 Call 528-1300 tor ambitous Individual. Custodian. Immediate full negotiable. Interested kitchen flooring. 100 amp roomy 2 bedroom, 1'/z and buslines. $60 per week 8400 or 646-8646. service, economical gas Colonlal-2 tull baths, con­ condition. Will be sold appointment. Company has profit shar­ Dispatcher - Permanent time custodian position parties should call Phillip bath condominium. LarE plus utilities. Security and 5 room apartment, up and with 2 complete sets ot RECREATIONAL ing program and both tull time position. Small Ice Cream Drivers to sell heat. Tastefully deco­ AIRY ROOMS Full base­ venient location, $8(X) per Cleaning persons needed available. Experienced VIner, administrator at references required. Call down, 2 bedrooms, stove month. 646-7045 or 721- sheets, 1 bedspread. All EQUIPMENT part or tull time, during Attendents local gas sta­ local and notional growth office atmosphere, dlyer- Hood Ice cream and offer preferred but willing to 647-9191 between 8am- rated. Ottered at $85,900. ment Small, conve­ 643-9008.______and refrigerator, conve­ Jackson 8, Jackson Real ,2 Bedroom Townhouse- 7546. tor $220, or best otter. I days, Mondav-Fridav tor tion part/tull time. Apply opportunities. 649-4563. slfled office duties. Coll novelties In you own local train energetic, conslen- 4pm. niently located, complex. nient location, large yard, 643-8082, evenings 8, wee­ Aopllonce Repair 646- Estate 647-8400 or 646-8646. Ottered at $80,500.Joyce Large furnished room- Heat, hot woter, carpet­ Raleigh 5 speed ladles residential cleaning. Call Cheshire Sunoco, 687 S. area. No experience ne­ tlous person. Hours 7am- Manchester-Charming 3 Kltchen facilities, close to garden area. $600 plus ing, air conditioner, all kends. Keep trying!. EZZZ Cleaning Services. Main St. Dependable, Construction eaulpment 1112. Mark Kaufman. cessary. Be your own 3pm and alternafe wee­ G. Epstein Real Estate utilities. Available June {STORE AND bicycle good condition. operators - CAT, D-3, D-5, bedroom cape, 2 tull 647-8895. bus and shopping. 647-9288 appliances, nice location. $35.00 Call 649-3997.a 646-1688. energetic people needed. boss. Great routes now kends. Excellent starting baths, beautiful eat-ln- Leave name and phone 1st. Call 643-0110. Coll 647-1595.______OFFICE SPACE Kitchen set-FormIca ta­ 416; also, truck drlyers/la- open In Manchester and rate and benefits. Includ­ kltchen, formal dining ble and four chairs. Very Dependable, hardwork­ borers. 633-8317. surrounding areas. Call ing fully paid pension Customer Service. Port Partly Furnished. Small Hebron-4 rooms and bath, Golf Cart-Set of twelve Part Time Inserters time 25 hours per week. room, living room with good condition $80.00. ing person needed bv International Ice Cream plan. For additional Infor­ fireplace, hardwood I APARTMENTS apartment. Like private heat and hot water In­ Please call 643-0897. clubs ond ball retrelver. wanted. Call 647-9946, ask growing supply house for Receptionist. Our teom Is Machinists - CNC Lathe. 623-1733 or 623-5878. mation, call Manchester Call Jeanne. 647-9946. HELP WANTED HELP WANTED home. Working single cluded $460 per month. $45.00. 649-7918.D for Bob. floors, detached 1 car FOR RENT deliveries and general seeking a career minded We ore expanding our Manor, 646-0129. garage with roofed patio, 1 male adult preferred. Security required, no Four drawer dresser with warehouse duties. Oppor­ Individual to become o work force and require 1 Help wanted-Soles person aluminum sided with Lease. Security. Nuspets. pets, nice area to ride a Wilson business offices full swing-type mirror. Ping Pong Table with Medical Secretaries. Im­ tunity for adyancement. port of our surgical prac­ class A Machinist to tool, for lewelry store. Part Cleaners. Full time East Hartford, older gen­ 643-2880. bicycle or enloy a walk In and support services. Fur­ paddles and extras, will mediate opening for 2 part storms and screens, yard NEWSPAPER CARRIERS NEEDED Has 6" legs. Needs some Full time hours with oyer- tice. We are committed to set-up and run Hitachi time affernoons. Apply In needed Immediately for Outside Sales. Monday completely private, city tleman, 2 room efficiency, the country. 64^776. nished offices, secretarial work. $60. 643-2880. deliver $50.00. Please call time secretaries. Please tlme Involved Full benef­ personal and protesslonal Selkl Lathes. Apply at person to J & J Jewlers, Windsor Locks location. all utilities, share a bath. 3 Room Apartment-First service, reception, tele­ 643-9003.n send resume to 18 Hovnes thru Friday, evenings. Ex­ water and sewer. $105,900. IN MANCHESTER AREA its, protIt shoring. Coll growth, team Involve­ E.A. Patten Co. 303 Wethe- 785 Main St., Manchester. First, second & third cellent money. Call Call 646-5808. $72 weekly. 647-0069. floor, large rooms, stove, phone answering, word King Size water bed with Street Manchester Ct 244-3244 for Interview. ment, and quality patient rall Street Manchester. shifts. Coll 527-1730 for Jeanne 647-9946. Csntar BL 487-553 odd only refrigerator, heat and hot proceslng and copier fa­ heater and padded side 06040. 646-4797. care. Salary starting at Horticulture-Great ca­ Interview appointment. Waal Middle Tpke. 420-4M water, garage, laundry cilities. Level H Watkins I^BOATS/MARINE Repossessed homes from Bolton-Mobile home. rails. Excellent condition. Crew for Hortford Excur­ $6.00 an hour and up, Paste up artist every reer opportunlfy to work Government from $1.00 Marble SL ell facilities, very clean. $475. Center, 935 Main St., Man­ $150 Call 646-0538. 1 e q u ip m e n t Manchester Insurance sion Boat-Deckhands, depending upon expe­ with tropical folioge In II9JSITUATION Working single adult pre­ Lease and security. Ask Vernon. Residential area chester. 647-0073. agency has on opening for other weekend. Good pay. Custodian Cleaner/Super- plus repairs/faxes. McCabe St. ell ferred. No pets. June 1st. snack bor attendent, rience. Please call Mindy 646-1479. commerclol Interior ac­ I '^ 1 WANTED Throughout CT/Natlon- about Senior Citizen dis­ close to parks and shop­ 12 toot X 15 toot rug- a port time secretary. counts Insthe greater vlsor for high school. Stock Place ell Lease, security. 643-2880. ping. 1 bedroom apart­ 16 foot Mad River canoe, ticket agents. Seasonal- at 649-2272. Write giving experience. wlde! Also tax properties. counts. Call 646-7268. Manchester - Downtown Excellent condition. $125. paddles Included. Used Typing and telephone June 21st to October 26th. Hartford area. Expe­ Hilliard SL 357-591 ments 8, 2 bedroom town- retail or office space, 1750 Beige tones. 647-1186. skills ore Important. Insu­ rience preferred, but will Box 329, Manchester, Ct. Title Searching. Part 216-453-3000, Ext. H1072. houses available at $450 four times. Excellent con­ Minimum age 18. Call Executlye answering ser­ Health Instructor- 06040. Cambridge SL 14-100 square feet. 668-1447. dition. $800. Please call rance and computer skills Deep River Navigation vice needs operators - our Looking for career train. Call 677-4677 for an time, experienced, own Oxford S i III and $575. Large living experience helpful but not transportation. Coll 649- Two Family. Immaculate [ i l l h e lp WANTED For Sale-Bed, dresser 643-4942 after 6pm or 647- Co. 526-4954 EEO. service expanding all minded aggressive Indi­ Interview aluminum sided home on Engsrton SL 1-55 [ l 3 h e lp w a n ted areas with hardwood Office tor rent.-700 sq. ft.. with mirror, nightstand essential. 649-2W1. shifts. Call Judy 649-2133. Laborer - Full time for 9179. floors. Rent Includes ap­ 9946 8:30 - 5:30. Ask for viduals, bockround In steel tobrlcating shop. Hamlin Street. Real Real Center St 227-293 Ideal location, no food. $90. Coll otter 5pm. 646- Bob. health fitness or soles Dental Hygenlst expe­ Nice! 2 car garage and • * pliances, heat 8< hot wa­ Near Mini Moll. Call 649- 9788 ask tor Lynn. Must have drivers license Hudeon SL III ter. 871-2844. Floral Designer, expe­ preferred but not neces­ rienced. Port time Tues­ and transportation. EOE more! "We guarantee our 0969. rience required. Full time sary. Bose salary plus day & Wednesday. Call 643-1496. I INSTRUCTION houses" Blanchard 8< Ro- Wllllemi SL III Loveseot. 5' x 3' x 2', MUSICAL Permonont port time position. Must befamlllor commission and Incen­ between 9om-12. 633-3509. setto 646-2482. Oeklend SL 3-17 NEWSPAPER CARRIERS NEEDED brown plaid cloth with 2 ITEMS Oil Burner Service technl- tellers needed In our Auto with oil phases ot design tives. Contact Lynn or Electronic technician. En­ Summit SL 388-453 iq e J RESORT matching cushions. Ex­ H work. Call 643-8455. Managers Position Avail-' clon and Installer - li­ bonk and Burr Corners Tom 646-4260. gineering monufacturing Improve your moth over Five Family. Beautiful Stricklend SL III IN BOLTON AREA HELP WANTED I J D I PROPERTY cellent condition. $99. 649- censed. East of the River. offices. Will troln, apply Brown's Flowers, Man­ able. Mens clothing store. the summer. Experienced Small electronic console company has on opening modern units In an Infla­ Trumbull SL III 9540 after 3pm. Full time. Insurance ond 923 Moln St., Monchester chester. Ask for Ron or Call 649-7901. math teacher will tutor tion hedging business cord organ. $50. Call 649- for an Individual with Griewold SL III Coventry Lake. 1 bed­ 7406. benefits. 871-1258. or call 646-1700 EOE John. Teacher - Special Educa­ analogue and digital students In grades 7 thru zoned location! Must See! Lake 81 Dinette Set-Table, six tion. Pre-school holftime. 12. $15.00 per hour. Call Lllec SL III room waterfront cot­ chairs upholstered and Ct. Stofe Certification re­ Gasoline Tanker Driver- background and ability to "W e guarantee our Cider Mill Rd. tages, suitable for 2 per­ Free upright piano, needs Must have class 1 license prototype and trouble­ 646-8840. houses” Blanchard 8, Ro- Winter SL 47-82 SALES leaf for table. NInty nine quired. Contact Mr. Fran setto 646-2482. Brooktlsld SL Bolton sons only. Available June dollars. Please Call 649- tuning. You take It away. Lucas, Parker Memorial and a clean driving re­ shoot circuits. ASEE de­ TroHer SL III Excellent Opportnnlty 21st to August 30. $150-$250 Call 646-4305 after 5pm. cord. Year-round work, gree and mechanical ex- I HOMES Orcherd S i III E. Middle Tpke. 0293. School, Old Post Road, All real estate advertised per week. 742-3022. Tolland, Ct. 06084 . 875- not seasonal. Benefits, 5 perlence a plus. FOR SALE Church SI III LEADS • LEADS - LEADS PICTURE THIS paid holidays and paid Accepting applications In the Manchester Herald LInliy SI. 0721. Appileatid'n deadline is sublect to the federal Myrtle SL III Carpenter Rd. Manc.-B(iiton We supply all appoint­ Cape Cod: Cozy 2 bed­ PETS AND vacations. Coll Mon-FrI. and resumes. AIrflo In­ 4-4 Duplex - Good rents, room cottage, fqlly TV/STERED/ June 10. EOE. 243-5457. strument Co. 53 Addison Fair Housing Act of 1968, Linden SL III ments with Interested SUPPLIES nice shape, separate utili­ which makes It Illegal to Bluerldge Dr. homeowners. Must be ex­ equipped, wqlk to beach. ■a p p l i a n c e s $ EXTRA MONEY $ Road. Glastonbury Ct ties. Separate driveways. Locuet SI III 6438686 after 5. 06033. advertise any preference, Wetherell SL 10-250 Bette Dr. Minchottor perienced with home- $133,900. Call ask tor Ed or limitation or discrimina­ owners. Unlimited poten­ Used Refrigerators, AKC. Brittany Spaniel Dan 649-2947. Bldwell SL 401-278 tial. Salary plus commis­ Pups, orange and white With Your Own Part-Timo Job. PERSONNEL CO-ORDINATOR Part Time Help Wanted- tion based on race, color, 187-371 Washers, Ranges — Evenlngs and weekends, religion, sex or national Spring SL sion. plus expenses and clean, guaranteed, parts $200. 289-6555. Call after apply In person Pero Fruit origin, or an Intention to K m e y SL 10-151 MANCHESTER HERALD excellent benefits. Call HELP WANTED and service. Low prices. 4pm. An Excellent Opportunity for* We have an immediate opening for a mature, Stand, 276 Oakland ST., HELP WANTED make any such prefer­ Sharon 6236982. B.D. Peorl 8, Son, 649 personable and highly motivated individual Manchester, 643-6384.0 ence, limitation or dis­ Call NOW 647-9946 Main Street, 643-2171. I MISCELLANEOUS Housewives and Mothers with to support our personnel department. crimination, The Herald will not knowingly accept Call NOW 647-9946 Panasonic Upright Va­ I FOR SALE Sunimar Halp Naodad young children Qualified candidates must be organized, de­ any advertisement which cuum — With attach­ bring them PART TIME Is In violation of the law. WHY NOT GET INTO THE Machine operators ments, bags 8> extra belt. 7 Red Coper hockey helmet tail-oriented, accurate, have good math ap­ INJECTION MOLDING needed on all shifts for months old. $50. Good with mask. Never used with you and sa ve o n titude, typing of 50 to 60 words per minute LOADERS AND UNLOADERS EXCITING WORLD OF ADVERTISING? company serving the condition. Call 646-3245 $25. Call 646-4009 and ask and have a minimum of 2 years business ex­ In-Process Q. C. Inspector cosmetic industry. otter 5om. for Carl.D babysitting perience. *8.00 PER HOUR I HELP WANTED c o s ts . WE NEED AN Apply In person: Used refrigerators, We offer steady year rouna employment, paid 19" and 25" colored TV Word processing and CRT background pre­ Opportunity for competent person Apollo Molded Producti washers, ranges-clean, vacations, 5 day work week Monday thru Fri­ ADVERTISING SALES REP. 20 Mountain St.. Rockville guaranteed, partsond ser- sets. Working condition. ferred. day, paid hoiidays, paid benefits. Shifts avaiia- willing to take a career position. Join 872-8359 vioce. Low prices. B.D. Console and table top $50 bie between the hours of: ° PRDDUCTION MON. THRU FRI. 8:30 to 5:00 or Pearl 8< Sons, 649 Main St. to $99. 633-1797. GSP offers an excellent benefit package a 19 press - steadily growing injec­ 643-2171. 10 am to 4 pm WORKERS ^Sales experience preferred, but will train. .Ideal for ApdHo II Timex Sinclair 1000 per- which includes medical, dental and life in­ tion molder of precision gears with 5 Qlen Rd.. Manchester. CT sonol computer - still In surance, pension plan and tuition reifnbur- 4 pm to 9 pm the college graduate or someone wanting to make KItchold dishwasher. 10 pm to 3 am immediate opening, for an outstanding reputation. Of 647-1678 Green, works goockJMO or the box. Hooks up to TV. sement. Qualified candidates may apply at 3:30 am to 8:30 am several positions availa­ a career change. best otter 649-7814.o^ $65. 643-4859 nights. our facility or send resume with salary his­ (3 to S hour work span) ble for all shifts. Positions course - modern plant and equip­ tory to: availabie in the following Benefits Include: ment with generous compensation. 5,(XX) BTU air conditioner Drapes 150 x 84, off white, We require steady reiiabie peopie with good^ departments. BUSINESS " In good working condition fully lined, 2 pair tor $50 22 Hours Per Week PERSONNEL DEPARTMENT work records, and the abiiity to iift parceis up • pleasant atmosphere • gae mileage Please call for an appointment or $50.00. Coll 659-2223 even­ 646-6332. NC DRILLING • good salary • holidays & birthdays REPRESENTATIVE ings otter 7;00pmo Salary Plus Gas Allowance GERBER SCIENTIFIC PRODUCTS, INC. to the weight of 70 ibs. Appiications and initiai SILKSCREENING stop to complete application. Citizen's Band Antenna. intervieiAs wiii be taken on June 2nq, 3rd, and PLATING ROOM Company needs Good condition, two ye­ 151 Batson Drive Must have a reliable car. Eighteen cubic foot SOUND INTERESTING? 4th from 2 pm to 12 midnight, room 104. CUPOSIT local representa­ freezer. $75. Call 649-4311. ars old. $20 or best otter. Manchester, CT 06040 Coll Tim 649-6947.D You can be a Herald Area Adviser and handle and We oiler excellent work­ For confidential Interview: aupervis^our carrier boys & girls. If you like kids, EEO M-F-H-V UNITED PARCEL SERVICE Plastics Gearing Technology, Inc. tive. Interesting For Sale. 15.7 cubic ft. ing conditions and bther Cordless electronic tele­ want a lijtls independence and your own income... benefits. Apply .in person: I Call Penny Sieffert • 643-2711| lucrative posi­ Hotpoint upright freezer. 9D Locust St., Hartford, CT 1395 Tolland Turnpike tion for experi­ 5501b. capacity. $50 or best phone Duotone ET-330 $99 j) Between 9 & Noon otter 646-6754. or best ottter. Call be- ' \ Manchester, CT 06040 tween 5-6pm. Ask tor N o Phone Calls Please. CIRCUITS, INC. enced business person. Freezer. Upright model. Roger.o EOE/M/F 59 Deming Road 643-6340 Excellent Condition. CALL 647-9946. or 647-9947 Berlin. CT 06037 Jilanri|pfitpr HpralJi 1-800-233-0960 Frost tree. Call otter 6pm. Braided rug mulfl color. $99 646-6507. 5x8 $80. Coll 646-1427. M - MANCHESTER HERALD. Thursday, May 29, 1986 CLASSIFIED ADVERTISING 643-2711

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The Bolton Conservation GIANT TAG SALE Commission, pursuant to store fixtures, shelving, Section 230-440 of the G e­ show cases, furniture, neral Statutes os amended, etc. R y e S t , So. W in d ­ will hold o public hearing to 140 receive comment on pro­ sor. on Friday and Satur­ posed omendments to the In­ day May 30th 6 31st land Wetlands Reoulollons of fhe Town of Bolton. A droll copy of the regula­ tio n s Is on file at the o ffice of ------FREE------the Town Clerk, Community l e g a l n o t i c e H a ll, 222 B o lto n C enter Rood, TOWN OF ANDOVER B o lto n . PUBLIC HEARING OF PLANMNO 6 XONINO The heorlng will be held at COMMISSION ON the Herrick Pork building on PROPOSED HOME T h u rsd o v , Ju n e s, 1984of 7:30 OCCUPATION P.M. TAG SALE SIGN* WAYNE K. SHOREY The Plonnlno 8, Zoning CHAIRMAN Com m ision of Andover, Con­ necticut win hold o Public 054-05 Hvorlno on MondoVr June 9, 19»4 a t 7:30 o.m . In **<«'o w w level of the Town Office LEGAL NOTICE TOWN OF ANDOVER When you place your ad In Bulldlna on fhe following pe- ZONING BOARD titlo m ; O F A P P E A L S r o u t e 6 - Petlflon of Mr. Thomos Goodman for o Spe­ T he Z o n ing B o a rd ot A ope ols c ia l P e r m it fo r o H o m e O ccu - ot th e Tow n ot A n d o ve r, C on­ potlon for o Woodworking n e cticu t at o m eeting held on Shop. May 21,1984 took the follow­ the Manchester Herald— I L o c a te d on Ro ute 4, th is ing action: prooertv li bounded on the ■ 340- V a ria n c e fro m Section N o rth bv R o u te 4, bo und ed on 11.2 to r 7 feet sid e ya rd th e S ooth b v o ro p e rfv N /F o f Is granted. Property ot Mr. & Mri. Robert Post, Michael Czolko bounded on the Eost bv Res­ located *3 Boston Hill *Limit 1 Sign^Must Be Picked Up At The Heraid ervation Rood ond bounded Rood. on the West bv prooerfy N/F of Russell ond Muriel Dovld- #241- Vorlonces from Sec­ tion 11.2 lot size, fron­ son. tage and rear yard ore At this hearing. Interested granted. Prooertv of gersons may oopeor and be Dermof Condon heard and written communi­ located on Island cations w ill be received. , Street. Application lor the a b o ve #242- Vorlonce trom Section p ro p o sa l Is on tile In the of­ / 11.2 fo r 800 square teef fic e of the Town Clerk, Town lo t size Is granted. Office Building. Prooertv ot Robert W. D o te d th is J»th dov Nell located lots 2 and iHanrI|rstpr Mrralh a n d SIh d o v o f Ju n e , 1944, ot 3 on Birch Drive. Andover, Connecticut. Doted ot Andover, Connec­ ANDOVER PLANNING ticu t 29 M a y , 1984. 99 i ZONING COMMISSION ZONING BOARD KENNETH LESTER, OF APPEALS , ^^Servihg. The Manchester Area For Over 100 Years c h a i r m a n ANDOVER, CONNECTICUT SUZANNE DOWER, MARY C. MCNAMARA VICE-CHAIRMAN C H A IR M A N 01005 oat-OS in e r

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On the cover, Kimberly Kiss No bride can ever really know the maid of honor, usher, brides­ exchange — this time — pieces of Bonqnet and Garter Toss — garter and tosses that to the of Manchester models a wed­ their wedding cake. The musi­ The very last tradition before the single men. Occasionally, the ding gown from the Coventry enough about wedding etiquette. maid. Parents of the bride and ’The do’s and don’t’s of weddings groom cn be seated at two cians can announce this event so couple leave their guests to begin lucky fellow may then place the Shoppe as her bridegroom, friends and relatives can watch a new life together is the time Bruce Comollo, adjusts her have caused so much needless separate tables or at the table of garter on the lucky gal who headpiece. The gown is a anxiety for brides at a time when the bride and groom. Also, as the bridal couple hold the when they toss the garter and caught the bouquet, although Private Label by G, It is in they have enough to concern always remember to seat the knife together, his hand on hers, bouquet, and symbolically pass this is not necessary. all-season satin, with leg-of- themselves with! clergy and his spouse at the and slice two pieces from the on their good fortune to a single These suggestions have been mutton sleeves and a dramatic And nowhere is it more impor­ parents’ or bead table. Guests bottom layer. The cake, which male and female guest. Brides- made to ease any anxiety you cathedral train. tant to consider wedding pro­ can pick up their seating assign­ symbolizes the fertility of the ^ maids and ushers can help by might have about reception The color photo on the cover is tocol than during the viredding ments as they enter the reception grains from which it was made, gathering single guests to an etiquette, but these suggestions by Manchester Herald photo reception. The couple has al­ area. They are usually free to is a fitting tribute to the couple’s open area. This rite begins when should only be used as a guide editor Gary Tucker, The black- ready bridged the anxious mo­ choose their own seat at the intention of a fulfilling lifetime of the bride tosses her bouquet and since traditions vary to some and-white photos inside are by ment of exchanging their vows assigned table. sharing. the groom then removes her extent within locales. David Bashaw. and should finally be able to The Herald thanks Kimberly relax and enjoy themselves with Dance Order — For those Kiss and Bruce Comollo for their guests. brides who will be entertaining their cooperation, and wishes If you are planning a wedding guests with their music, it is the them a joyous wedding and a that includes any traditional bride and groom who lead the happy life together. aspects, it is wise for you to first dance. Traditionally, the TODAYS WEDDING familiarize yourself with wed­ couple then separates so that the in a Romantic ding protocol now. before an bride can dance with her father, embarrassing faux pas can father-in-law, the best man, and Kj blemish an otherwise perfect ushers, while the groom dances VICTORIAN S ^ N G day. with his mother, mother-in-law, • Ceremony by Justice of the Remember these suggestions: and the maid of honor. Gener­ Peace ally, the remaining guests can Receiving Line — The guests then join in. • Elegant Decor should move from left to right • Champagne Toast with the wedding party standing Toast — Another aspect of the in this order: bride’s mother (as wedding reception tradition is yi'i • Delectable canapes hostess), groom’s mother, the toast, which is given by the • Music Available bride's father, groom’s father, best man in honor of the bride, or bridesmaids, bride and groom. the bride and groom. As the toast' • Photographer available The best man and ushers are is being made, it is proper for never part of the line. either the bride or both to remain CALL FOR APPOINTMENT seated depending on the nature Commodore Charles Green House 203-289-4266 Seating Arrangements — The of the toast. Other guests, Built 1851 Kim Kiss and Bruce head table is generally limited to particularly those of the bridal the bridal party with the bride in party, may also propose a toast. Comollo strike a the center and the groom to her happy pose. The pair, left. To her right, the attendants Cake Cutting — Following the are seated, alternating best meal toward the end of the both Manchester resi­ man, bridesmaid, usher, etc. To gathering is the traditional time dents, wili marry in f y . 0 the left of the groom are seated when the bride and groom August in Hartford’s f/.fe-- Pagani’s Elizabeth Park Rose Garden. MANCHESTER CATERERS, INC. ‘*Big or Sm all — We Cater To All” Serving Connecticut and Western Mass, for 50 Years. “ORIGINATORS OF FAMILY-STYLE CATERING" ^ides to be come Weddings in and - Showers Meet the happy couple and Banquets sec of All Kinds Kimberly Kiss has been canceled at the last minute, as a waitress at Shady Glen. said, he wore “Blue with blue (M named Bride of the Year by though, because of car She has a degree in early and brown with brown.” the Manchester Herald. trouble, and Bruce ended up childhood development from The two share many wide variety of She’ll marry Bruce Comollo asking Kim. Manchester Community Col­ pastimes. They’re both beautiful Service For lege. on Aug. 9 at Elizabeth P a rk ’s It wasn’t exactly a fancy camera buffs and prefer the Wedding Stationery Up to 3000 Rose Garden. first date. The pair went to The two complement each outdoors to sitting in front of featuring invitations, napkins and bridal buy him a pair of sneakers! other’s personalities. Kim is the television. Their special Persons Kim met Bruce five years outgoing. Bruce tends to be a place is a little park in accessories. Immediately, he said, he Our trained consultant will assist you in ago when she was helping his sensed that Kim was bit on the reserved side. Glastonbury. They sat there Also featuring our popular pick-up or delivery menu which mother clean the house on different from other girls “She’s helped me loosen up a during the wee hours after he making your selections. includes dishes, cups, napkins & plasticware. weekends. he’d dated. bit,” he said. proposed to her at her Stop in and see us for your complete paper trousseau. "I'd just broken up with a Like every couple, the two graduation dinner-dance at Call now for mailouts or personal information. Ask for Mike. girlfriend,’’ said Bruce, a “We just had such a good have their differences. She Manchester Community Col­ law clerk at Monstream & time together,” said Bruce. likes vegetables and salads, lege. May, a Glastonbury law “She’s a very happy while he likes steaks and 646-0037 or 646-6439 Newport, R.I., is one of Plant & Office — 78 Maple St., Manchester, CT firm. He’ll enter Western person.” Italian foods. their favorite places. They New England College School “What attracted me to “ He’s more conservative. also like to camp in Vermont. CALL OR STOP IN TODAY, TRY US! BE A PARTY SMARTY, of Law, Springfield, Mass., Bruce? He’s sweet and He’s not really good with LET US DO YOUR WORK! this fall. sensitive and caring, and he colors. I kind of influenced She is the daughter of Mr. 1183 Tailui T m k i ’The day the pair first went treats me like a princess. Not and Mrs. Laszlo Kiss of 119 llOM. - MT. CLOMO MINDAT him a little. He dresses more Lake St. He is the son of Mr. KIM AND BRUCE out, he’d made plans to go just when I’m sick but all the colorfully now,” said Kim. ... to marry out with a pal. 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• Wedding Cakes • Pull Tarts Complimentary Champagne Toast • Shower Platters • Finger Rolls • Petit Fours • Cream Pulls "Let’s see now, what’s on the menu?” At Manchester for any 1987 reservation. • Mini Danishes • Mini Bagels • Eclairs • Colored Breads Country Club, prompt courteous service and a tradition • Our Famous Kim isn’t willing to settle for any ordinary wedding cake Pumpernickle • Mini Crescent of excellence is on the menu. The country club’s Cheney top, and that’s why a stop at Em’s Bakery is in order. Her Bread • Cakes - Any Size Room is a popular spot for Manchester wedding Picturesque Dining J) Call 646-0103 future bridegroom hungrily eyes a case filled with pastry banquets. So is the country club’s smaller Woodbridge Overlooking The as she makes up her mind. Em’s has a reputation built on Ask for Nancy Room. The country club’s pretty setting has much to do R eservoir generatons of happy brides and bridegrooms. Deliveries Available with its popularity. :o Beautiful Scenic Manchester Countiy Club Special Prices for ManchMter County Club, 305 S. Main St., Manchester • 648-0103 Em's Bake Shop, Tri City Plaza, Vernon • 644-8682 Organizations, Churches, 305 South Main Street, Manchester, C t Synagogues, etc. Here’s your wedding planning checklist sEULtei ] Good planning is the key to Three months before the wed­ on waiting periods for blood tests • Call the caterer and make a out what form they wish you to fulfilling your dreams of the ding: necessary for obtaining a mar­ final decision on the reception follow to submit your wedding perfect wedding. Use this handy • Select and order your riage license. menu. Be sure that the cake has announcement and photograph. checklist to maintain order in invitations. • Make an appointment with been ordered. Mail it soon. your life during the hectic, happy • Plan details of your wedding your doctor for a coinplete • Confer with the florist. Be • Take care of name changes months ahead. s i trip. Consult a travel agent. physical examination, blood sure the photographer knows on your bank account, social e Six to 12 months before the • Have mothers select their test, and any advice regarding what candids you wish to have security card, license, insu­ \) wedding: ^ 4 . dresses. contraceptive methods. taken. rance, etc. • Together, visit your clergy. • Decide upon the men's • Meet with the person han­ • Arrange transportation to • Attend parties in your honor. Set the date for the ceremony. attire. dling yoiir reception and firm up the ceremony. Plan parking m • Discuss expenses with all • Begin trousseau shopping. all details. facilities for guests’ cars. One week before the wedding: • BELLS concerned and establish a firm • Select your going-away out­ • Meet with the musicians • Plan the bridesmaids’ lun­ • Wrap gifts for your attend­ • * - budget. • NAPKINS fit and honeymoon clothes. who will be playing at the cheon. Gifts can be presented ant and groom. • Decide on the size and ceremony and those you’ve now or at the rehearsal dinner. • Add guests who have been formality of your wedding. engaged for the reception. Go • Select your groom’s wed­ late in accepting invitations for • INVITATIONS • Shop for your wedding over list of selections. ding gift. the reception and give last- dress, headpiece, and veil. Two months before the wed­ U • Go over all procedures of the minute total count to the caterer. • TABLE PAPER • Select two or three possibili­ ding: • i d • Select the wedding ring(s). ceremony and receiving line. • Confirm singers, musicians, ties for your attendants' gowns • Plan recording of gifts. Keep • WEDDING PLATES Allow time for engraving. Make seating plans for the and recheck selections to be accurate records in a book or on and arrange an appointment • Set a date with your photo­ rehearsal dinner, for the cerem ­ played. / your invitation card files. • MATCHED SERVICE with the shop in the next few grapher to take your formal ony, and for the reception. Plan • Keep up with thank-you • Insure gifts during display. weeks to bring your attendants in bridal portrait four weeks before positions for receiving line. notes. • Invite friends and relatives • HALL DECORATIONS to see the choices. the wedding date. • Keep gift checklist up to date • Finish addressing invita­ to drop by to see your gifts. Bruce poses with his bride beneath a parasoi, a perfect • Select the place you'd like to and write thank-you notes daily. • CHAMPAGNE GLASSES tions and announcements. Invi­ • Make a final check with hold the reception, and make One month before the wed­ • Consult movers for esti­ accessory for a wedding shower. The parasol is among tations should be mailed four to florist, caterer, sexton, cleric, reservations. ding: mates on moving your gifts and • ANNIVERSARY DECORATIONS 25th & 50th six weeks before the wedding. musicians, and photographer. dozens of special items available at Rovic's, the place to • Draw up the guest list. • Have final fitting of your personal belongings to another • Confirm the date and time of • Begin honeymoon packing. Notify your fiance’s fam ily to do gown and make certain it will be town, if you will be relocating. Come in and register for our Bridal Discount buy all the paper items a reception requires. the same. the rehearsal with your cleric. ready to take tq your bridal Notify attendants and family One day before the wedding: • Select your photographer, portrait sitting. Two weeks before the wed­ when and where it will be held. • Attend the rehearsal. Re­ Ro-Vic. 146 Sheldon Rd., Manchester • 646-3322 musicians and florist. • Make an appointment to ding: • Plan a rehearsal dinner. view all duties with the princi­ • Have your fiance ask his have your hair styled just before • Go with your flance to fill out • Arrange accommodations pals in the wedding party. best man and ushers to be in the your formal portrait is taken and the forms for your marriage for attendants who do not live in • Give ushers the list of guests wedding. again the day before or day of certificate. town. to be seated in the reserved • Discuss honeymoon destina­ your wedding. • Be sure clothing and acces­ • Select gifts for attendants. section. tion possibilities. Send for • Check apparel for the wed­ sories for all members of the Usually the bride gives some­ brochures. ding party. Have bridesmaids’ bridal party are in order. The wedding day: me. • Register with the bridal gift thing personal such as a pin or gowns fitted. Get swatches of • Rest and thoroughly relax in registry in your favorite store. charm. Remind your fiance to material and have shoes dyed to • Settle final details with a nice warm bath. “the party place” Meet with the director of the select presents for his best man match. If any attendants live out caterer. • Allow plenty of time to registry and her staff to help you and ushers, such as tie pin or of town, send their dresses to • Check with the society editor dress. choose china, silver, crystal, tack, cuff links, etc. them to be fitted. Check mothers’ of your newspaper and your • Have a wonderful day and 146 Sheldon Road • Manchester, CT 06040 • 646-3322 linens, etc. • Check with local authorities dresses and accessories. groom ’s hometown paper to find enjoy every beautiful moment!

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Taylor Rental Center, 1SS Center St., Manchester • 643-2496 H eadpieces can m ean Wedding Form many things To announce your wedding in the Manchester must be glossy, black-and-white prints of good Herald, you or your immediate family must live in quality, no smaller than 4 inches by 5 inches. Color pictures are unacceptable. Today’s bride may not realize Manchester, Andover, Bolton or Coventry. r» V- that whatever type of headdress We request that all information of your wedding Include a telephone number where you can be she chooses, she will be repres­ and the wedding photograph be submitted 10 reached for verification of facts during our enting a mix of tradition and , working hours, 8:30 a.m. to 5 p.m. weekdays. origins throughout the world. days before your wedding and no later than 30 days after the wedding. Please supply complete The wedding story and picture will be published During the late 1800s in the by the Herald as soon as possible after your United States, the type of veil or names and type all information on this form. hat the bride wore was deter­ Wedding pictures submitted for publication wedding, as space permits. mined largely by her role in s society. Veils and wreaths were a part of the bridal wardrobe almost' Full name of bride: exclusively in the early 1800s, MW while hats grew more fashiona-' ble later on. Bride’s add ress:__ The importance of the head­ dress was so great that, accord­ Bride’s parents’ names and address: ing to wedding photos from that ii period, more money may have been spent on the headpiece than on the dress itself. Full name ol bridegroom: Veils varied greatly in the expense and quality of the lace Bridegroom’s address:__ used, with machine-made lace becoming more popular in the "Now, here’s a nice one,” Kim says to her future Bridegroom’s parents’ names and address: 20th century. bridegroom, as the couple look at televisions together at Large hanging veils, actually covering the face of the bride, Sieffert’s. They’ve got a lot to choose from. date back to when the groom did not see his intended until after Date of ceremony: _ .// the ceremony. The late 1800s also brought a Place of ceremony: unique style of veil: divided down the front, off center, as if to Officiating clergyman and affiliation: resemble curtains. Using a wreath to hold the veil in place was a fashionable Type of service:______variant with orange blossoms and jasmine used most fre­ Bride given In marriage by (give address and relationship II not father):. quently for floral decorations. Many wellpreserved Victorian and Edwardian wreaths were constructed with delicate wax flowers. Silk, cotton wool and Maid of hortor, address, relation to bridal couple: cotton materials were also popu­ lar alternatives for the floral Bridesmaids:------wreath. In other countries, a variety of Flower g irl:------colors, fabrics, textures and Kim looks at a dryer while Bruce examines even precious jewels were used r- »■ for the bridal crown, or Best man, address, relation to bridal couple: a washer at Sieffert’s TV & Appliances. headdress. Doing the luandry isn’t something every An interesting interpretation Ushers: of this comes from Hungarian starry-eyed couple thinks about before the folklore, which says the bridal crown or coronet signifies that R In g b e a re r------wedding, but it’s a reality of married life. the bride is indeed queen for the Choosing one of Sieffert’s fine appliances day, with an unquestionable Place of reception: right to her crown. makes it a happier task. The customs of bright and ornate wedding styles tegan in Wedding trip to: — the Scandinavian countries. In Norway, a wedding was Bridal couple’s residence: always an occasion to display special finery. In the case of the Personal facts about bride (education, service record, employment, etc.): Norwegian headdress, the bride had her choice of two distinctly different styles of crowns. ( - Even today, the Norwegian bride still has two crowns from Not every new apartment comes equipped with a stove which to choose, the “ church” crown, with its virgin si^fi- as nice as the one Kim and Bruce are examining at cance, and a more ordinary Personal facts about bridegroom: Sieffert’s. Though the couple plans to buy a house crown. In Finland, the popular head­ someday, for now they’ll live in an apartment. Sieffert’s is dress was a combination of the a great place to shop for any of the appliances they’ll two crowns from Norway. It is a large crown constructed with need. colored paper and artificial flowers. Telephone: Signature of bride or groom: Today's brides more closely follow the traditional Swedish bride. She would wear a head- d r ^ made of a piece of fine linen. Sieffert's TV & Appliances, 44S Hartford Road, Manchester • 647-9997 Friday, May 30, 1 Pois

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