to MANCHESTER HERALD, Thursday, July 7, 1988

APARTMENTS APARTMENTS FOR RENT FOR RENT CARS CARS FOR SALE FOR SALE THREE Bedroom Duplex MANCHESTER. 454 Main V ? , In newer 2 fa m ily Sfre«t. 2nd floor, 3 VW Rabbit 1982. 4 door, home. Includes ap­ % Spcciolii AM-F6A stereo ... room hoofed. No ap­ If pliances and wall to pliances. Security. $480 LIPMAN #1 cassette. 68,000 miles. woll corpetina. Heat per month. 646-2426 Clean. $2,000 or best not Included. $680. weekdovs 9om-5pm. VOLKSWAGEN offer. Call Kurt 643- Workers rescue woman monthly. Security and IPAINTINS/ MISCELLANEOUS 86 Suzuki Semurl (tanv. 9600. references reaulred. 2 THREE rooms, partly ILAWNCARE PAPERING ELECTRICAL SERVICES 8100 ml...... «5006 from collapsed building /7 children preferred. No furnished. Heat. Work­ 87 Vugo 2 dr., 10K ...... <2000 T'- I'Vj ing single mole pre­ pets. Coll 643-7635. GILBERT UW N ELECTRICAL WORK ODD lobs. Trucking SO VW Golf Dleeal...... <0208 MORIARTY ferred. No pets. Lease. Renovationi/Pliis so VW Sdrooeo, AT, AC, R O C K V ILLE . One Bed- SERVICE Need a now Sorvloo with Home repairs. You 643-2880. ______Custom Inwrior a ExMrlor name It, we do It. Free AM/FM Cen., PMIr...... taFOS room, Elm Street, In­ Pointing • CeHIng Reeeir a circuit broakare? BROTHERS cludes heat and hot Prgfa88iBEal UBi8caplRg estimates. Insured. 643- 80 CuHim Clerra bm ...... *6305 Stone, Loam, and Mulch Renew • Power Wsshing moss SIS downi Cheek us out hi the ManoheeNr yellow page*. M O ^ 8S Jeep Plonesr USED CARS water, stove and re­ CONDOMINIUMS Free Cstlmeres • 2 Dr, 4x4 ...... *7006 frigerator, modern kit­ Doliverles. FOR RENT Iniurad ■ Sanlor DI»eount$ JOSEPH DUMAS S3 Jsap Wsoonesr, SS Merkur Soomiu •10,405 chen and bath. 1 month Free EsUmatos ASPHALT MAINTENANCE Losdsd...... *8006 87 Mere. G. Marquis •13,805 s e c u rity . $495 per ^ 2 2 5 3 0404853 Driveways a Perking Lore THREE Bedroom Town- 647-7156 82 VW Rabbit Dlam l...... *2506 87 Marc. Topaz •6705 month. Also, Rock­ house, 1'A baths, full • Hot Rubbeftme Greek Sealing 82 Bulek Skylark...... *2808 B7 Merc. Cougar ville, 1st floor, 27 Cot­ basement, fully ap- IHEATINO/ • MenaN Wegelre • S e * OoeHne •11,005 CARPENTRY/ CALLAHAN’S 85 Cim ero IR O C -Z ...... *10,405 87 Ford Tempo tage Street, 1 bedroom, pllanced kitchen, park­ (PLUMSINO Fuey t n m d ^ Free fetrneree •6005 modern bath, stove, ing for 2 cars. No pets. REMODELING LINE nm m s e r v ic e 81 Mercadac 3S0SL, AT, 87 Lincoln T.C. •16,205 carpet. 1 month secur­ Security deposit ond 1 e CMRitl e h M M e M iR Ml cm 826-2448 TBDAYI Slivsr, 40K...... *20,505 87 Marc. G. Mirquli •11,305 ity. $415 per month. year lease. $800. per 77(tamtro. VO. A T ...... *2406 140 Hilliard St. "'•Jir-SSfero""* PCRSONAL SBRVICES 87 Lincoln MK7 •21,005 Coll 872-8095 The month. 649-0795 osk for FARRAND REMODELING Manchester, C T 08040 Boilers, pumps, hot water 24 Tolland Tnpli, Rte. 83 Gornet Componv. Dan. Room eddHIone, dooks, roaflng, tanks, now and • ChtcfcOook Cofitrof 87 Ford Cr. Vic. •11,605 manrhpalrr Hrraiii elding, windows end guNsr*. TEL 643-9330 replacements. • lAcom t T om Mrotoc^ion Vernon, CT • 649-2638 87 Merc. Cougar •11,005 THE Olcott Is now man- • Lift ft Htom i Itisuronct Atfvict oged by Beacon Man­ Bsokhoo end buidozer eervlee FR EE ESTIMATES SY Mazda RX-7 •17,405 HOMES evsilable. (tall Bob Fsrrand, Jr. • MudMOt CoM ultotlon agement Corporation. FOR RENT 7 843-9049 / 228-9618 • nnofidol ft ftofoft monnliHi se Toyota (tamly •0405 We are now accepting BUI. 0470500 ROOFING/ Call Dan Mofl«r-449-332f 86 Mtzda 828 Tuibo •0005 applications for our 1 CENTER IMMACUL/[ t E 6 w T o ^ Rii. 045-0049 SIDINO 88 Marc. Lynx •3005 Friday, July 8, 1988 and 2 bedroom units. US D. B. Moslar, Inc. MOTORS Manchester, Conn. — A City of Village Charm 30 Cents Cape with rec room. SERVICES 88 Dodge Lenoar •7005 Fully oppllonced kit­ 461 Main St., Manchester J chen, wall-to-woll car­ Appliances Included. ^^P^NS^^WdiMMim kaMM. wW ^RBWONg *Ei W8If' 86 Merc. Marquit •5005 Security, references. T&L MASONRY peting, private parking iwnncM. M n i irai wn. MANCHESTER R00FIN6 Brick, block, stone. 88 Marc. Mtrquif •5005 No pets. $875 per Safe Buy Used Cars and swimming pool. OiM iftl hiari All types ol rooflng a Chimneys end rspairs. 88 Merc. Lynx •3005 month. Coll 649-3219, HANDYMAN l»77 Chev Malibu...... »1495 We ore near schools It you’rt Meh of oonfrooloro not rslum- repairs. Wood shingles Home Improvement • Polntlne No |ob too small. 633-0337. Wagon, VI. AT, AC. Clean 88 Marc. Mirquli •5005 IflO your coRo. eoR uo. PuRp twoucoO. — Cedar Shakes. - Boeefflenti nnlthed - Tlllne - Postal and shopping moll. FREE ESTIMATES 88 Mere. Merquii •5005 Conveniently located 5 27 Years Exparlanca LleM Carpentry - ODD JOBS - ItM Ford E icon...... *2995 iN suae o 85 Lincoln T.C. •12,005 minutes from 1-84 and STORE AND MAH CoMtrucllan Moufttf • Uoonotd • aiMftftfottf Call 645-8063 Wagon, SDK. 4 Spd , Stereo Sewer plan 85 Ford LTD •8005 15 minutes to down­ OFFICE SPACE ilMiaelNNMMir. Ma 643-1720 aak-t 645-8830 BARRY SCANLON 1979 Ford Muitang...... •IGOS town Hartford. No pets 6 4 6 -2 4 1 1 tree eitimotee Clean. AT. AC. PS, Stereo SS Old! Wagon •8005 cutback allowed. Residents pay FU R N ISH ED Offices with SAS IMPROVEMENTS n«3 Cbevette...... »2395 88 Chev. Spectrum •4205 own utilities. For more * Dr.. AT. UK ml.. Slcrco. PS U phone, receptionist, and REPAIRS — K E m m r o — Tag Sell ScTBBBBd Lm ih ___ ILANDSCAPING 84 Merc. Cougar ^ •5405 Information please coll Any amount daMvared. Aho, nil. copy, fax and secre­ HDMI HIPRDVBItBNT ItM Ren. Alliance...... *2495 S4 Merc. Cougir •6405 643-0612 or 643-6432. "No Job Too Small" tidlMf - Otefct ■ mOlMCOinOHt gravel, etona and bark, muloh. 4Spd, PS. Stereo. Lo. Ml. tary support. 647-4800. Regleteredend Fully Ineuisd WlMdtwtftOttn l A n d g c a p i n q 84 Merc. G. Marquit Boboat, baokhoe A loader rental. wojoa roosMMu 1950 Thunderbird...... *1995 •7005 E A S T Hartford, 2 bed- No Jtft T m Wo tr T t t fmoii to end MANCHESTER. Prime FREE ESTIMATES frune Shnibe, kodgM. (wWliIng. AT. PS, AC. Stereo 84 Lincoln T.C. •11,405 would cost rooms, fully op- locoton retail store. 10% Itfilor atlwfi noctuiit DAVIS CONtTRUenON pbislnge, leum eM dlng S pllanced, new AAimbir «f Mio IwftrwtiooMi 1967 Ford Galaxle...... $A VE S4 Lincoln Contin. •11,505 Downtown Main 647-0593 872-1400/659-9SSS CM FREE ESTIMATES SOO Convt . 71.000 Mi. carpeting, busline, Street. 2450 square feet. S4 Marc. Cougir •6405 WASHINGTON (AP) - Win­ pool. Hot water and ceii7aB-0781 Aftytfmt RsrsBBalliBi Lb w b Cara 1964 Dodge Daytona...... *4495 64 Oldi Delta •6005 dow service at the nation’s post 1st level-lower level HAWKES TREE SERVICE' TurtM, Loaded with Everything heat Included. Coll 521- PAINTINB/ ALaadMiiiiBi S3 Merc. Cougir •5005 offices, reduced earlier this year same size. Immediate Bucket, truck A ohipper. Stump 1979 Ford Pinto...... 11495 0702 or 828-3493. occupancy. Telephone PAPERING 742-5224 to save money, will return to removal. Free aetimatee. AT, 04,000 ml.. PS. Stereo 301-305 C E N TER ST. L M A N C H ES TE R 5 rooms 649-1625. Special eoneldaratlon (or 1916 Dntiun Pickup...... *1495 normal in September, the Postal $17 million NAME your own price. on busline. Renovated, FLOORING aldorly and handicapped. 4 Spd., Cap. Extra Clean MANCHESTER carpets, oppllonced. INVITATION TO BID Father & Son Painting Service announced today. Adults preferred, se- The Manchester Public and Papering. Remo­ CDNCRETE M IK E F L Y N N 643-5135 Postmaster General Anthony curlty. 649-7961______Schools solicits bids for PI­ val. 291-8567. 647-7S53 Frank, who made the announce­ mandated improvement and ex­ ANO TUNING/REPAIRS for CRYSTAL TILINGS J Si C Concrete patios and Bv Andrew Yurkovsky the 1988-1989 > school yeor. 649-4304 ment, said the agency has found pansion of the treatment plant, LIQUOR PIRMIT CeriMle His A Mirbli sidewalks, steps and Open M-P 9-9 / Sat. 9-S Manchester Herald NOTICI OP RBMOVAL Sealed bids will be received Exterior FLOORSANDING sufficient savings in other areas located off Olcott Street, began until July 26,1988, 2:00 P.M ., listalhrtlsM • Floors Ilk* now driveways. Coll 569 TRUCKS/VANS This li to o lvt notice that I, at which lime they will be 4058, leove message. to allow it to restore full window Federal officials want the town last year and is expected to cost ChorlM S. BIsuM III of 9D Painting Done CommftrcIftI & Roildantlal • Spsdsllzlng In oktsr noors FDR SALE publicly opened. The right Is stockade Fences tnetelled. PHRE tOTIMATEO • PULLVINOUM O hours. to pursue an alternate plan for the $27 million under current plans. Tolcott Glen, Fornulnoton, reserved to relecf any and all • Natural A stalnsd floors MANCHESTER have filed a request doted bids. Specifications and bid Decks and porcbee painted. Dtniftl A. • No waxing snymof* WINDDWS FORD Ranger XL 1984. 4 The announcement came at a secondary part of the sewage No wetlands have been affected June 21, IfSSwIth the Deport­ forms may be secured at the Free Eitimtiea e Fully Innired NIckarton 647*9443 ANDDDDRS wheel drive, 6'/a foot. meeting of the postal Board of treatment plant that would cost by work at the plant’s primary ment of Liquor Control for Business Office, 45 North JBtin VirfMIlB • G46-S7SD' HONDA Western plow, V-6 en­ Governors at which Frank dis­ permission to move my School Street, Monchester, 643-0743 gine, air conditioning, $17 million moi'e than the current facility, which is located near the Pockoee Store business now closed that the controversial entrance to the town landfill. located at 940 New London Connecticut 06040. THERmAL WINDOWS USED CARS A M -FM stereo. 49,000 plan and would involve higher Turnpike, Glastonbury, to 0064)7______THIS SPACE DELIVERING « D60R8 miles. $5000. 643^4704. consulting contract with Texas operating expenses, Town Man­ Weiss said the Corps of Engi­ Rich, Olsen, stons-frss Sold and Inatallad by profSe- Shop 13S, 140 Glastonbury Court of Probate, District of se Chivy Vin •15,486 TOYOTA Pickup 1987. 4 billionaire H. Ross Perot may ager Robert B. Weiss said today. neers and E P A want the work at Blvd., Glastonbury. The bu­ Manchester Excessive abbreviations loam. 6 yard*. *80 Plus Tax. alonal nmodoHna eomnetor. •59.47 84 VW Scirocco wheel drive. Excellent have to be renegotiated. the secondary plant moved siness Is owned by Charles NOTICE OF HCARINO abbreviate results 1 Be for 24 Insertions Also, sand, gravel, stons A aalactlon ol Wnyf or wood •6995 Weiss said that officials from Fine wine, Inc., of Box 187, E S T A T E O F sure readers understand , and horss manurs. unlla. Cuatom earpanirya 84 Chav (tamaro •5195 condition. Lift kit. Ste­ The Postal Service announced the U.S. Army Corp of Engineers nearby to where town dog pound RFD «2, Andoyer, and will apodalHy. ALMA C. LIBBY, Incapable your ad by avoiding ab­ Call 443-2711 84 Honda Accord •7995 reo. $11,000. Coll 228- the 10 percent reduction in and the federal Environmental is located. He said that a small be conducted by Charles S. Pursuant to an order of Hon. 4870.______BIssell III of 90 Tolcott Glen, william E. FitzGerald, breviations. 643-2711. for details 643-9504 875-9760 S5 Honda Accord H/B •6895 window hours in January as one Protection Agency favored that part of work already done at the Farmington as permittee. Judge, dated June 27, 1988 a 81 Chevy Monte Carlo •4995 GM C 1983 S15 4x4. Tinted step to save $160 million from its alternative to current work in secondary plant would be allowed hearing will be held on an ap­ windows, new short CHAR LES S. B ISSELL, III 84 O ld! Cutlaii expenditures this year and bring to remain. June 29,19U plication praying for author­ •6995 block, loaded. Asking wetlands during a meeting with ity to sell certain real prop­ 65 Ply. Horizon it into compliance with spending Weiss said that changing the 083-06 STDRE AND •2795 $5900. 643-8776. town officials Thursday at the erty situated In the Town of MISCELLANEDUS CARS CARS S5 Honda Civic •4995 reductions ordered by Congress. Corps of Engineers’ New Eng­ location of the plant would mean a H Manchester, County of Hart­ DFFICE SPACE FDR SALE FDR SALE FDR SALE It was left to local postmasters to INVITATION TO BID ford as In sold application on 84 Ford Tempo •3995 q land division headquarters in higher annual operating cost and file more fully appears, at the I H CAMPERS/ Sealed bids will be recelyed O FFIC E Rental space. 84 O ld! Cut. a t r t •4995 decide when to close the windows. Waltham, Mass. a facility more prone to prob­ Court of Probate on July 25, D EC O R A TIV E 30" x 36" VW Rabbit 1980. 70K, new CHEVY Citation 1980. TRAILERS In the General Services' of- 1988 at 2:30 P .M . > Desireable East Cneter plate gloss mirror, 88 Oataun 20SX •2295 Frank said that normal window “What happened yesterday lems. He had no estimate of the flce, 41 Center St., Manches- brakes, clutch, sun­ Green with block Inte­ service will be restored effective increased operating expense. te rjC T until J UL Y 15,1988 at Elizabeth A. Bldwell, Street Location. 200-600 doted 1958. Best offer roof. $1100. 649-0477 87 Honda Lxl Accord •12,995 W IN N EB AG O 1982. 22' was a meeting that did not 007-07 Ass't. Clerk square feet. Available rior. Good condition. on Sept. 10. 11:00 o.m. for the following: 633-6164.0______evenings.______Best offer. 646-4531. 88 VW Scirocco •10,995 class A. $18,500. 742- produce any real results.” Weiss (1) ONE NEW MOBILE AIR September 1st. Please BU RGLAR Alarms. 2 toll 63 Buick Skylark 4 dr. •3495 6261. Con be seen on But the service restoration will Reginald PInto/Manchester Herald said of Thursday’s discussion in See SEWAGE, page 12 TOWN OF BOLTON call 649-0600. TOYOTA Corollo 1986, 5 VW Rabbit 1982. Runs Route 31, Coventry. COMPRESSOR systems, home or com- door, AC, Cruise, 88 Honda Civic SI •8495 not necessarily mean a return to Massachusetts. “The Corps and MANCHESTER office great, 4 new tires, dlll- (2) WATER TREATMENT At 0 regular meeting of the merclol. Discount AM /FM $5200.872-3753 gently maintained. 82 Chav. Citation •2995 the old schedules, Frank said. HOT PROJECT — Byron Green of improvements to Verplanck School. the E P A were very negative building for rent. Ideal price $700 each. 649- INSTRUMENTAION Bolton Conservation Com­ OLDS Cutlass Supreme Asking $2500. 646-1375 85 Buick Someraet 2 dr. ^4995 MDTDRCYCLES/ Rather, he said he has told Putnam endures the heat this about the continuation of work SERVICE CONTRACT mission / Inland Wetland location. Ample park­ 5468 offer 6pm. Green works for DePersia Masons of Youths find A g e n ^ on June 30,1988,1WA ing. Good exposure. 1980. 6 cylinder, auto­ leove messoge.______83 Mazda RX7 ^4995 MDPEDS postmasters to open windows without moving the plant to (3) ORGANIC a morning while mixing cement for Glastonbury. Permit * 8-88-8 was Issued to R.D. Murdock. 643- matic, air, 80,000 miles. MERCURY Monoarch during the hours deemed most another site.” INORGANIC TESTING "Tha Hate Prafatslssilt” HONDA CB650 1981. New Alan a Celia A. Robbins of 19 2692. TAG $2200. 646-8650 or 275- 1976. New exhaust sys­ appropriate for their Weiss said the town was looking enough jobs The Town of Manchester is (>imp Meeting Road, Bolton 3262. 24 M im s St., Maeebastfr tires, new chain and to remove debris, place loam tem, good tires, air, communities. into legal avenues to challenge 8 an equal opportunity em­ SALES ONE OF THE nicest AUDI 5000S 1985. 5 speed, 108,000 miles. $475. 644- sprockets. 14,600 miles. ployer, and requires on offlr- on and seed wetland area for 2 seats with manuals. Frank did not address cutbacks conservation purposes on his things about wont ods Is 3968. the position of the Corps and the motlve action policy forall of loaded. Great shape. 646-3515 $500. 643-4704. in Sunday mail sorting, a reduc­ Its Contractors and Vendors property, and to their low cost. Another is NOTICE. Connecticut Gen- $9300 negotiable. Must Heat gets hard to beat EPA. to drop rate os a condition of doing busi­ A ly ^ d Associates, 91 W or­ their quick action. T ry o ,erql Statute 23-85 prohibits sell. 643-1454.______tion also made earlier in January Director Geoffrey Naab called ness with the Town, os per thington Road, Glastonbury /the posting of advertise­ to save money. Federal Order 11246. wont od todov! ments by any person, firm or CADILLAC Fleetwood the proposal “ ridiculous. I think By Matt Yancey with the same permit terms Turning to the Perot contract, By the Manchester Herald Memorial Hospital. iron, police said. Bid forms, plans and specifi­ and conditions as were at­ corporation on o telegraph, 1984. Phone, mint con­ it’s ridiculous and outrageous,” The Associated Press cations ore available at the tached fa Permit *8-87-9 for RDDMMATES telephone, electric light or dition. All extras. $9200 Frank said it will have to be Maningas said some of the Police said the children ap­ he said when told today of the General Services' office. the Jan Carol Estotes Sub­ power pole or to o tree, or best offer. Coll 643- modified because of the controv­ Flip on the fans, folks, we’re symptoms of heat-related il­ division. i n i WANTED shrub, rock, or any other peared fine except for being hot Corps position. WASHINGTON — Youths TO W N O F 4444 or 244-9501. ersy surrounding the deal. due for three more days in the lnesses include light-headedness, and sweaty. Robert Campbell. natural oblect without a w rit­ Director Barbara B. Weinberg flooding the job market and MANCHESTER, CT. ten permit for the purpose of FORD Grand Torino 1975. Connecticut tropics. ROBERT B. WEISS, Acting Chairman PROFESSIONAL Fe­ If some sort of agreement can’t nausea, vomiting, headaches and Capt. Jack Hughes of the Town called the (Corps’ decision “mind- finding a wealth of opportunity GENERAL MANAGER 6/30/88 male, shore house, protecting If or the public and White with blue Inte­ Relief from a heat wave that rapid pulse rate. carries o fine of up to SSD for be worked out with Perot, he said, of Manchester Fire Department boggling.” dropped the nation’s June civilian 004-07 005-07 Manchester. $250. per rior. (vood condition. * has spread through the region is Maningas said heat-related il­ y c h offense. Best offer. 646-4531. THE SPARKS * the deal may have to be canceled. said that this incident is not a very Naab, Weinberg and Director unemployment rate to 5.3 per­ month, plus 1/3 utili­ not due until Monday or Tuesday lnesses can happen quickly in STATR OF CONNECTICUT ties. 643-9986 evenings. T a g Sale. Saturday July " I hope that will not be the case," common occurrence. Mary Ann Handley said they cent, its lowest since 1974, the 9, 9-4pm. 37 years ac­ 1986 SUBARU GL 4 door, when showers could bring high temperatures. DEPARTMENT OF TRANSPORTATION power windows, A/C, Frank added. Dr. Maningas also recom­ expected the administration to government said today. If you don't use It, don't cumulation. Cleaning 9 temperatures down to the mid- Police and paramedics re­ mended keeping pets at home challenge the Corps’ position. LEOAL NOTICE room home. 1957 Sin­ cassette. $5500. or best The Perot contract is a poten­ Seasonally adjusted employ­ need It and don't wont If, offer. 742-9759. ARE FLYING! 80s, said Rolland Laro, a meteo­ ceived evidence of that Thursday during high temperatures. If pets Other directors could not be The Connecticut Department of Transportation Is seeking to ger sewing machine, tially multimillion dollar-deal why not sell It with a rologist at the National Weather afternoon when they responded to are going to be in a car, Maningas reached for comment this ment in June jumped by 820,000 — engage a consultant engineering firm fo conduct a feoslbll- Classified Ad? Coll 643- $20. Sewing notions, 1977 DODGE Aspen. calling for an analysis of postal 75 percent of it among youths 16 to Itv study for a Freeway TrafRc Manogemeiit System to ad­ booting equipment. 150 49,000. miles, plus 1974 Service in Windsor Locks. Laro a call from a mother who had suggests keeping the car windows morning. dress the tollawlng system elements: Incident detection and 2711 to place your od. operations in an effort to find Cambridge Drive, East operating Toyota, high said that today’s high was ex­ accidentally locked her two child­ open enough for the pets to get air The Corps of Engineers has 24 yearsj)ld — to more than offset management; Entrance ramp metering; Variable message ways of saving money. It carries May’s decline of 536,000. signing; Closed-circuit television. Closed loop traftic signal Hartford.______, mileage, $995. 649-5445. Strike while the fire’s hot! pected to be between 90 and 95 ren in her car outside a North and to park the car in the shade, if said that it has to determine the systems on parallel routes. Communications subsystem; T A G Sole. Moving. 78 CAMARO 1968. Excellent an initial $500,000 price tag, but degrees. Main Street store. and Computer hardware and software. possible, because during the feasibility of less-damaging al­ The 0.3 percentage point im­ Merchandise rpm records, furniture condition. No bondo. subsequently would provide Pe­ Meanwhile, an area doctor The 3-month-old girl was in the summer the average tempera­ The study will be expected to provide a conceptual design ternatives to work already done provement in the unemployment and much more. July 8, Powerful engine. $6500. rot a share of any savings that recommends some precautions rear seat with her 3'/4-year-old and operations plan for a recommended system along with call 228-4870.______ture reaches about 85 degrees. in wetlands before it can issue a rate marked the first time the Implementation strategies, operational guidelines and cost 9,10, from 9-3. 74 Over­ result from recommendations he look Drive, Monches- while trying to beat the heat. brother, police said. Police said Little rainfall accompanied wetlands permit for the project. rate has dipped so strongly since estimats. The consultant shall perform freeway operoflons 1970 PLYMOUTH Duster we’re a n d iia u iK B makes. the windows were closed and the sfudles, develop and analyze alternafives, make recom­ E l FURNITURE ter.______and extra ports. Best “ In a temperature like this, with high temperatures has al­ The Corps of Engineers says 1986 and sent it to its lowest since mendations ond render those services necessary to prepare T A G Sole. Saturday July offer. Leave message. The contract, which was not people should not over-exercise boy couldn’t unlock the door. ready destroyed Midwestern that the town acted illegally by joblessness stood at 5.1 percent in a Conceptual Design R ^ r t and Operations Plan for the open for bids, has been chal­ or do a lot of walking,” said Dr. When police arrived, the officer ConnOOT Freeway Traffic Management System for the fol­ SOFA, Traditional style, 9, 9-3pm. No early 647-1372.______with RED HOT BUYS on Used Trucks crops and caused problems for working in some 4 acres of May 1974. lowing locations: a) 1-95 Corridor (Connecticut-New York off-white, multi pastel, birds I 90 Westland FORD Mustang 1967 Clas­ lenged by at least two would-be Antonia Maningas, emergency smashed one of the windows of wetlands around the site of the State Line to Mystic), b) 1-84 Corridor (Danbury to Vernon), Cleon, good condition. Street, Monchester. competitors. room physician at Manchester the car — a BMW >— with a tire c) 1-91 Corridor (New Hayen to Enfield). sic. 289 Sprint. Hard­ See W E A TH E R , page 12 secondary facility. The federally See JOBLESS, page 12 $75. 646-2800. T A G Sole- Friday July 8, top. Must sell. Best The services to be performed by the Consultant shall In­ 1987 AMC JEEP WRAN6ER clude, but not be limited to, the following Items of work: 1) 1-5pm. Saturday July 9, offer. 569-0370. Define, analyze and recommend freeway surveillance and |RDDD THINGS 9- 4pm. Rain or shine. 4 Cyl., 5 Spd., PS, PB, Stereo Cass., control sfragegles; 2) Define the state-of-the-art technical Itdeat Multi-family. Furni­ 4 WhBBl Drive, Was 110,795 Quarry quandary requirements and develop conceptual designs for the cen­ ture, patio door, dis­ CLYDE NOW ^ 9 9 5 tral control hardwore and softworo; 3) Define the technical hwasher, housewares CHEVROLET-BUICK, INC. requirements and develop conceptual designs for all field and childrens clothes. ROUTE S3, VERNON hardware; 4) Define the technical requirements and develop 1986 FORD FISO PICKUP conceptual plans for the communications subsystems; 5) 384 Lake Street, Bol­ S2 Toyota 4x4 pu •5295 Meet with and demonstrate Freeway Management " u ton. Off of East Middle 9 6 Cyl., Std., PS, PB, Radio, S f i A A C awaits court action B4 Olda Cut Sup cpu •7495 techniques to various federal, state, and local officials, newt pick Turnpike, across from media personnel. Regional Planning Agency personnel, etc.; Shady Glen.______54 (tavillor 4 Dr. •5300 Rear Step Bumper, Was •7695 NOW w 9 4) Define the technicol requiremenfit and develop con­ Blueberries 55 Camtro Z28 •lO.OOO ceptual designs for the system control center; 7) Develop T A G Sale Baseball cards, By Anita M. Caldwell “ We’ve been working two years cost estimates for the design, construction and annugl oper­ et the bikes, soccer shoes,., 86 (taveller (taiur. •SOOO 1987 DODGE CARAVAN Manchester Herald to develop a market for the ations and molntenahce costs; 8) Develop a plan and sche­ Com Grib housewares, craft 86 Colabrily 4 Dr. Wg. •9495 stone,” Lawler said, adding it dule for Implementation of the recommended system, which Items, books, toys, col­ SS (tavilllor 4 Dr. •7695 4 Cyl., Auto. AC, PS. PB, Starw} S $ $ A A C will Include on approach for procuring and Implementing Buckland Rd. BOLTON — The owners of could be months before the the system contracts, construction services, acceptance lectibles and much SSCotobrhy^Dr *8995 So. Windsor Cass., Rear Defog., Was •12,695 NOW ^ X X y V 9 w Bolton Notch Quarry say a matter is settled. testing, and start-up procedures; 9) Document the results more. Saturday July 9, SeOMtDMtiiOr. •10,200 and recommendations of the feasibility study In a final re­ Hours: 8-8 10- 2pm. 37 Autumn temporary court injunction the Lawler said the quarry season port and submit within a pre-determlned time frame. Censu- Street. Monchester. 86 (taov PU CIO •9490 town is seeking to halt their work runs from about March or April lont firms responding to this request should be of adequate 87Camaro2 0r. •II.OOO 1985 CHEVY. S-10 PICKUP could cost them as much as until December. size and sufficiently staffed to perform the assignment de­ T A G Sale Saturday July S7 Buick QreiKt Net. •lO.OOO scribed above. SPDRTING 9, Owtpm. Estate sole. 4 Wheel Drive, V6, Auto, PS, PB, $150,000 and rattle their The Lawlers, who own Ameri­ ■7 Pont 6880 Sta. •U.OOB The following data will be provided to the Consultant by GDDDS Prior contents of house AM/FM, Pick Up Cap, Was 17395 NOW V W reputation. can Heritage Stone Inc. of Glas­ 87 OMt Calalt 4 Dr. •9900 C onnD O T; to be sold. 175 Glen- “Our credibility would be MISTRAL Windsurfer, 87 Buick Com. LTD •10,490 tonbury, bought the quarry from a. oxlstlng traffic volumes, b. existing reoderay and Inter- wood Street, shot,” said Peter Lawler, who David Buck of Box Mountain sectlonol plans, c. accident data, and d. volume foreoirts. $750. 6 foot soil with Manchester.______87 Buick Skylark 4 Dr. •OOOO 1967 FORD BRONCO II WAGON battens, 12 foot board owns the 10.2-acre quarry with his Quarries Inc. in 1987. A letter of Interest, together with general Information on the T A G Sale. July, 9, 9am- 4 Wheel Drive, V6, 5 Spd. OD, firm, the firm's brochure, current Federal 0$A Forms 254 with adlustoble mast- 872-9111 brother, David Lawler. Since then, the Lawlers’ attor­ and 255, oxporlonc* of the firm, and resume of key personnel track, foot straps and 3pm, 199 West Center AC, PS, PB, Stereo, Wat 112,995 But town officials see it another ney, Mark Branse, and the Zoning should bo addressed to M r. Earle R. Munroe, Assistant Chief Street, Manchester. A lit­ NOW ^ 1 1 , 9 9 5 skeg. Coll 774-4045 be­ way. Commission have been involved Engineer, Freconstructlon, Department of Transporlatlon, tween 5pm-10pm or 646- tle of everythlng-books, 24 WolcoH Hill Read, Wethersfield, Connecticut 06109. Addi­ 0271.______kitchen Itmes, glassware, The town filed for the tempor­ tionally, all Interested firms must submit a detailed state­ furniture -'"thin g, etc. So// Your Car 1966 CHEV C-10 PICKUP ary injunction at Vernon Superior 4 See QUARRY, page 12 I ) ment Indicating the organizational structure under which FOR Sole. Collapsible 3 the firm prepoees to conduct business. Proposed subconsult­ speed Raleigh, brand Court last week to halt what it ants should be dearly Identified. The rolatlenship to any GARS V8. Auto, PS, PB, AM/FM, Was 18795 considers a violation of zoning "parent" firm or subsidiary with ony of the poifles con­ new bike. Never used, v NOW ^ 7 9 9 5 cerned must be dearly defined. Further, the firm shall pro- Original price $200, $150 FDR SALE . * 1 5 restrictions placed on the quarry­ TODAY vide o statement of any and all contracts with either the Con- or best offer. Call 649- 4 Lines — 10 Days ing. The injunction request is the nectlcut Deportment of Transportation or the Connecticut 4748 after 5pm. CAMARD 1979. Blue, au­ 1966 CHEV C-1500 PICKUP latest development in a conflict Oopartmont of Administrative Sorvicet which ore currently 508 charge each addi­ tomatic. 59,000 original tional line, per day. You V6, Auto, OD, PS, PB, Stereo, Rally Wheels, that has been going on for two In de x bel ng performed and a stotoment whether the design profes­ miles. Good condition. sional consultaat. or firm, prformed services under any MBGELLANEDU8 can cancel at any lime. Rear Step Bumper, Was 110,500 NOW years. A hearing on the injunction nomo other than the on* appearing In the rospans*. Ferson- $3000 or best offer. ^ 9 9 9 5 24 pagM, 2 tgcNone n*l In rosponslbta charge of the work srill be required to pos­ FOR SALE 643-2985 evenings. SORRY. is scheduled for July 18. sess and maintain a valid Connecticut Frefesslonol Engi­ NO REFUNDS OR If the court issues the injunc­ Buslnees 10 Opinion neer's License. All letters of Interest must be poetmorked by CHEVY Caprice 1979. Me­ ADJUSTMENTS a U.$. Fast Office (If moiled) or (If dellveredi In Mr. Mun- chanically good, high tion, it would probably become ClessHlod _ 20-24 People . roe's offlee, 148 Foscene Floce, Needngfon, Connecticut E N D R O LL8 CHEVROLET effective im m ^iately, said Ri­ Comloa — — IS Solanoe _ 1 0 mileage, good reliable C A U HERALD Reginald Plnto/Mencheitar Herald 08111, no later ttion Aufutt I, ISIS. R sapoi^ received'er 27«syMlll-aM car. Call 649-5110. chard Barger, attorney for the ConnecUout _>I-S Sports 13-10 peatmarkad otter the oferementleItened data will not be con- 1B« wMBi • t for 218 CO., INC. eldarad. M A Z D A RX7, 1979, 5 CLASSIFIED CARTER town. Focus______a Tetartt _ 1 7 M UST Be elakae up M Pie development of the two-year conflict, the town of Bolton speed. $2400. or best STICKS AND STONES — Peter Lawler, co-owner of the Lawler said an injunction to Local _ _ _ 2-4,12 U.S/Wortd___ 7 Cemmlselener of Tronipertatlon Herata OtOia Monday thru 643-2711 1225 Main St. Tel. 646-6464 • Manchester filed for a temporary injunction,, seeking to cease I4IW1 Thundae kefaie 11 ankomy. offer. Must sell. Call Bolton Notch Quarry, is in the middle of a battle with halt operations at the quarry Lottery ______2 Weather______2 86S4M Tom 646-3126. town officials over zoning territory. In the latest operations of the quarry. would be “ semi-ruiness.’* Obituaries ____ 2 Weekend;______9

y t — MANCHESTER HERALD. Friday. July 8, 1988 MANCHESTER HERALD, Friday, July 8. 1988 — 3 RECORD 8th Agreement pending

About Town DiRosa says details are due next week Bv Alex GIrelll agreement are facing what has owned sewer lines. Auxiliary to hold meeting Manchester Herald been described as a deadline of One source said the two sides July 19, the date of the next were not far apart on a figure. The Anderson Shea Ladies Auxiliary 2046 of the The long-awaited announce­ meeting of the directors of the Meanwhile John D. Labelle Jr., Veterans of Foreign War will meet Tuesday at the ment of a proposed agreement district. district legal counsel, has filed an post home at 608 E. Center St. at 7:30 p.m. Tickets between^the town and the Eighth At the last district director’s appeal in Superior Court of the for the Third District Annual Picnic will be Utilities district over fire protec­ meeting June 20, District Direc­ sewer fees set for the district by available at the meeting. The picnic is slated for tion and sewers will probably tor Joseph Tripp, who is district the town’s Board of Directors. July 24 at the Knights of Columbus grounds in East take place sometime next week. fire commissioner, moved to The agreement now being Hartford. For information, call 649-9233. Mayor Peter P. DiRosa Jr. said have the district invite bids for discussed is the second attempt at Thursday. the construction of a new fire­ a negotiated settlement of juris­ Swimming outing planned Those who are working out the house to serve the Buckland area. dictional and financial disputes He did not get the backing of between the town and district that The Old Guard will meet Tuesday, July 19, at 9; 30 fellow directors, however. Direc­ caused friction over many years. a.m. at 33 Cobum Road. Members will enjoy a day of tor Samuel Longest, who has The first was worked out by swimming. A luncheon also is planned. In case of Honor Roll represented the district in the teams of negotiators from the two rain, the meeting will be held at Emanuel Lutheran negotiations, asked for a month governments. Church. longer. It was soundly rejected by the Here is the fourth-quarter “ I think things are going fairly voters of the district in the Honor Roll for Bennet Junior well,” Longest said then of the November 1987election. A key to Mars topic of library talks AWARD W INNERS — Six members of Girl Scout Troop 610 of SILVER AWARD,— Molly Gary, third from loft, recently received negotiations. the rejection was that under Oavts/Manohester Harald High School. Mars is the subject of the Astronomy and Space Manchester recently received the Silver Award. From left are the Silver Award, the second highest award in Girl Scouting. The While details of the proposed terms of the agreement, the J Science summer lecture program at the Whiton Co-leader ConnPe Giacopassi, Krista Giacopassi, Ginger member of Troop 2 in Manchester is pictured with her mother, MAKING FRIENDS - Thomas Her­ rmann’s host brother, became fast GRADE 7 agreement have not been made district would have surrendered Tanya Adams, Kelly Bowler, Danielle Memorial Library on North Main, Street. The Petzold, Teri Jamaitis, Wendy Parkany an^ Laura Chlupsa. Not Joan Gary, far left; Troop Leader Beth Wilt; and her father, Alex rmann, an exchange student frqm West friends during Herrmann’s 11-month Brown, Lauren Buckno, William Burns, public officially, it is clear that its sewer jurisdiction. program will be held Wednesday, July 20, at 7:30 Zahid Chaudhary, Peter Choi, Jacob the agreement provides for use The issue figured in the district pictured is award winner Kristen Cyr. Gary. Germany, and Paul Cloutier, Her­ stay in Bolton. Christiana, Bobble-Jo Coltey, Derrick p.m. James Yankee, regional astronomy program DembowskI, Amy Duroto, Amy Dwyer, by the district of a town-owned election of officers May 25, when director, will lead the discussion. The program is Seth Egnasko, Heidi Fultz, Lulal GrossI, fire station on Tolland Turnpike, Perry Dodson unsuccessfully open to the public free of charge. Nicole Hochey, Down Harris, Gabrielle which would make it unnecessary challenged the bid by District Henson, Sun Hee Hwang, Lonl laco- Foreign students find answer velll, Melissa Jolly,Chanhpheng Keovl- for the district to build a new Director Thomas Landers for the Band seeks musicians Seven Girl Scouts earn Silver Awards lay, Mary Krupen, Jessica Lawrence, firehouse elsewhere. ' district presidency. Dodson, a Rebecco Loguldice, Elizabeth McCu- The Rivereast Concert Community Band is brey, Melissa Myers, Tamara Nelson, Reportedly, the latest problem leading opponent of the agree­ U looking for new members. Interested musicians HARTFORD — Seven Manchester residents have Girl Scouts complete activities that deepen their retirement hdhie in Manchester. The project w ill; Kristin Newton, Patrick Osborne, in the town and district accord is ment, accused Landers of being a Heather Pennell, Caltlyn Pentleton, hardliner who did not favor should be of high school age or older. Instruments earned the Girl Scout Silver Award, the second understanding of themselves and others, pursue entail building benches and planting a garden for to question: ‘Where’s Boiton?’ Keith Pratt, Donna Rho, Daryl Richard, over what fees the district would can be provided. An open rehearsal has been highest citation available in Girl Scouting. career exploration, develop leadership qualities, the senior citizens. Kelsey Rodwell, Melissa Ross, Timothy pay the town for treatment of reopening talks. Landers has Sekelsky, Tomaro Sines, Phitsamay rejected the hardliner label. scheduled for Tuesday at 7:30 p.m. in the RHAM The awards were presented to Krista Giacopassi, and contribute to their community in some unique sewage collected in district- Troop 610 is under the guidance of Linda Carlson' By Andrew J. D avis > Myhrman of Helsinki, Finland grew to love the Sourinho, Christopher Spadocclnl, High School band room. For information, call Ginger Petzold, Kristen Cyr, Wendy Parkany, Teri way. Manchester Herald Boston Celtics. He also learned to love the area. Shira Springer, Alison Tweed, Kim­ Jamaitis and Laura Chlupsa, all from Troop 610; and co-leaders Connie Giacopassi and Elyse' berly Waites, Matthew WelnIckI and 295-0573 or 295-9018. Various projects completed by the girls included; “ It’s very different than Helsinki,” he said. “ It’s a Joanne Wilson. and Molly Gary of Troop 2 during the Connecticut Petzold. Elizabeth Wilt leads Troop 2. GRADE• volunteering at the Lutz Children's Museum, BOLTON It’s almost time for Thomas million times smaller thag Helsinki. Everyone Sundae festival scheduled Valley Girl Scout Council’s Ninth Aunnual Gold and The CVGSC comprises 18 towns in the Greater. MIkke Alejandro, Christine Bell, Tho­ teaching younger Girl Scouts about flag etiquette, Herrmann and Mikko Myhrman to leave the United (here) wanted to talk to me. Everyone was mas Berte, Brian Blount, Colleen Boes, L Silver Award Reception in June. Hartford area with 6,700 girl members. The council The Manchester Recreation Department and attending the Special Olympics at Storrs and States. friendly.” Lisa Bouchard, Anna Christen Breen, The Silver Award, instituted nationwide in 1980, serves girls in the communities of Bloomfield, Michael Brosnan, Zohida Choudhary, Shady Glen Restuarant will sponsor its annual working with handicapped children in the “ I Care” Myhrman actually was hoping to either go to Kimberly Crockett, Emma Delaney, recognizes the commitment of a Cadette Girl Scout Bolton, East Hartford, East Windsor, Ellington, At the end of the week, the exchange students will Giant Sundae Spectacular on Tuesday from 1 to 3 program held at Oak Hill School in Hartford. return to their native countries of West Germany California or Florida during his stay. Kristin Donnelly, Sian Duncan, Rachael p.m. The festival will be held at the Mahoney to working toward bettering their own lives and the Enfield, Glastonbury, Hartford, Manchester, N e-' “ I don’t know where’s Bolton,” he said. “ I tried to Hanley, Dana Hartle, Sarah Hennlgon, lives of others. It also recognizes her ability to In addition to these projects, members of Troop wington. Rocky Hill, South Windsor, Suffield,; and .Finland, respectively. The two have spent the Jeftrey Hllle, Jenny Horvlth, Carlo Recreation Center on Cedar Street. Participants last 11 months as students at Bolton High School. find it in California and Florida. I found it in lezzi, Patrick Kelley, Keosomone develop the skills and values to meet present and 610 received a Reader's Digest grant to help Vernon, West Hartford, Wethersfield, Windsor and Connecticut.” Keovilay. Tae-Mln Kim, Adorn Kramer, Summer is an will construct a five-gallon sundae and then enjoy an Eric Kubik, Steven Lammev, Todd all-you-can-eat celebration. Admission is $1.50. In future challenges in her life. To earn this award, the implement a project in Spencer Village, a Windsor Locks. The exchange students were the first to come to Unlike Herrmann, language was Myhrman’s Lamson, Luis A. Mendoza, Gleda N. case of inclement weather, the festival will be held the town in more than a decade, said Kathy Ulm, a biggest problem, he said. People had to talk very Miller, Amy MIzoras, Seth Morabitp, high school foreign language teacher. Ulm has been Charity Owen, Eric Passmore, Nina A. Excellent Time Wednesday. slow for him to understand, but he now understands Phanithasack, Robert Preston, Beth involved in the exchange program for a number of most English, he said. Rackow, Kirk Rlngbloom, Matthew years, and finally decided to ask foreign students Robison, Koryn Rocketeller, Jeftrey Single parents to hold picnic Obituaries By reading, watching television and listening to Ross, James Ruel, Kimberly Shook, to Plant! here. conversations, Myhrman was able to pick up more Parents Without Partners, Manchester Chapter MIchoel SImko, Marchann Sinatra, The students came as part of the Youth for and more of the language. Kathryn Smith, Philip Smith, Pamela 469, will sponsor a picnic for area Parents Without O. May of Santa Cruz, Calif.; his ziej of Newington; and three' St. Martin, Robert Stearns, Klorash Edna F. McCann Franklin, Mass. Understanding exchange program of Washington “ First, I learned only bad words,” he said. “ After Choose from our tremendous Partners on Sunday, July 17, at 1 p.m. at Wickham mother, Elizabeth Jane May of granddaughters. Taraz, James Totro, Heidi Towle, He is survived by his wife, Linnea D.C. awhile, I learned better words. I understood when Gerald Ward, Jewell White, Kimberly Park. Children are welcome. Reservations for the Edna F. McCann, 93, of the Moosup Morgan Hill; a brother, Jonathan The funeral will be Monday at 9 a.m. Wilhelm, Elizabeth Wing and Jessico Parson Ferris, of Pomona, formerly “ It’s affected me,” said Herrmann, 17!* of they spoke slowly. After awhile, they could speak variety of nursery stock picnic need to be made by Friday, July 15. For section of Plainfield, formerly of Daniel May of Morgan Hill; his Yost. of Manchester. at the Watkins Funeral Home, 142 E. Recklinghausen, West Germany. “ Being in a normally.” GRADE t information or registration, call 646-8643. The group Manchester, wife of the late Arthur E. grandmother, Katherine May of Ver­ ready to plant now. Center St., followed by a Mass of. different environment changes everyone.” The exchange also was of benefit to the local Un Baek, Troy Barnes, Andrea BIs- will meet Tuesday, July 19, at 7 p.m. at Talcottville McCann, died Thursday at Day- non; another aunt, Deborah Goldstein D. Lloyd Hobron Christian burial at 10 a.m. at St. sonnette, Jennifer Brindisi, Megan There were many things Herrmann found families that hosted the students. Burns, Susan Bushnell, Kristen Cyr, Congregational Church, Main Street. Talcottville. Kimball Hospital in Putnam. of New York; and an uncle, David Mary’s Church. Burial will be in St. D. Lloyd Hobron, 87, of Oxnard, different about the United States. He did not Paul Cloutier, Herrmann’s host brother, said at Corrie Dawson, Kristina Dulberger, She was bom in Moosup on Sept. 15, Blatter of Vernon. Calif., formerly of Concord Road, died Mary’s Cemetery. Calling hours are understand why people leave doors open in their Todd Erickson, Daniel Fine, Melanie Quality oSelection •Service Polish music fills the air 1894. She was the daughter of the late first he was worried that a year would be a long time FInkbeIn, Amy Fitting, Jennifer Fitzpa­ The funeral and burial will take last week in California. He was the Sunday from 2 to 4 p.m. and7to9p.m. house all the time, and he did not understand why trick, Michele Fleury, Oeirdre Flynn, Archibald and Phoebe (Bourque) to have a student in the house. The Dick Pillar Polkabration Band will perform place Monday in California. husband of Gertrude (Phillips) Memorial donations may be made people eat so much toast. Meghan Foley, Michael ForcuccI, Fraser. She graduated from the “ It’s half and half,” he said. “ I ’m going to be sad Christine A. Gill, Byron Greatorex, at the Manchester Bicentennial Band Shell on Hobron. to the American Lung and Asmtha Herrmann, though, said he still enjoyed his stay in Jeffrey Grote, Lauren Hickey, David Willimantic Normal School in 1915. he’s going, but I’m not going tobe sad for weeks. It’s Tuesday at 7 p.m. In case of inclement weather, the A longtime Manchester resident, he Association of Connecticut, 45 Ash St., the town. Unlike many other exchange students, like having a good friend stay with you for a year.” Hoogland, Teri Jamaitis, Laura Jo­ concert will be held Thursday. The band shell is She resided in Manchester for 30 Claudia Fauchon East Hartford 06108. hannes, Tammy Johnston, Sendia Kim, was a manager of the Manchester who like the bright lights of a big city, Herrmann Jon Weidie, who was Myhrman’s host brother, Elizabeth Kulpo, Lori Lollberte, M i­ years, moving to Moosup in 1953. Claudia (Fleury) Fauchon, 76, of WHITHAM NURSERY located on the campus of Manchester Community office of Southern New England specifically wanted to come to a small town. said playing big brother also helped him. Weidie. 17, chael Larkin, Michele Lewis, Kerri Before retiring, she was a grammar Hartford, mother of Raymond Fau­ LIndland, Marianne Loto, Jennifer Route 6, Bolton — 643-7802 College. Telephone Co. for many years. He Rachel Kraetschroar “ Bolton is a really small town.” he said. “ I didn’t will be a senior next school year. school teacher in the Sterling, Man­ chon of Manchester, died Thursday at McCubrey, Gary McGrath, Todd Open daily and Sunday 9 A.M. to 5:S0 P.M. moved to California approximately 15 Rachel (Valleau) Kraetschmar, 71, really mind being in a small town. The schools in a “ I thought it would be something new... where I’d McKee, Paul Michaud, Wendy Par­ chester and Plainville school sys­ Mount Sinai Hospital. kany, David Phillips, Marybeth Plano, years ago. of 333 Bidwell St., widow of Robert E. bigger town are much larger. (Here) you get to learn more responsibility.” Weidie said. “ I had to tems. She was a member of the Besides her son, she is survived by a Eben W. Plese, Stacy Poole, Darek Besides his wife, he is survived by Kraetschmar, died Thursday at the know the studentsa little bit better. It’smuch easier teach him a lot of stuff. You become an interpreter. I Prvputniewicz, Terrence Ruckev, Ka­ Thoughts Retired Teachers Association of Con­ daughter, Mrs. Robert (Patricia) two sons, Robert Hobron and Edward Manchester Memorial Hospital. in a small town.” was a great experience. I’ll probably go over thryn Stern, Holly Stdne, Lori Todd, necticut. She was a communicant of Auclair of Grovetown, Ga.; four Kristin Trombley, Lisa Turek, Stacy Hobron, both in California; and one She was born in Kalamazoo, Mich, During his stay in the United States. 18-year-old there.” Vasko and Michael Young. All Hallows Church, Moosup. brothers, Lucien Fleury, Antonio grandson. O beautiful for patriot dream She is survived by three sons. Dr. March 23, 1917, and had lived in Fleury and Armand Fleury, all of Memorial donations may be made That sees beyond the years Donald F. McCann of Jackson Hole, Augusta, Maine and Jules Fleury in Vernon for 17 years before coming to; Thine alabaster cities gleam to the First Presbyterian Church, Manchester four years ago. Before' Wyo., Roderick A. McCann of Moosup California; three sisters, Fernand Ivywood Street, Oxnard, Calif. 93030. Undimmed by human tears! and Glenn E. McCann of Port Fleury in Maine, Fredline Pare of her retirement, she had been em-> America! America! Charlotte, Fla.; two sisters, Anne E. Hartford and Blanche Bissonette of Mary Corona ployed as a nurse with the Meadows! Charter Oak Brtdge/l-9i Advl^ry God shed his grace on thee. Fraser and Emma P. Rainville, both Canada; eight grandchildren; and Convalescent Home for more than 12 And crown thy good with brotherhood of Moosup; four grandchildren; three nine great-grandchildren. Mary (Concatelli) Corona, 70, of 95 years. She was a member of the; Constnjctlon of the new six-lane Center Congregational Church and From sea to shining sea. great-grandchildren; and several nie­ The funeral will be Saturday at 8; 30 Maryanne Drive, Coventry, formerly Charter Oak Bridge on Rtes. 5/15 of Hartford, wife of Dominic J. also the Manchester Womens’ Associ­ The true American Dream is to create a land ces and nephews. a.m. at St. Peter’s Church, Hartford. between Hartford and East Hartford where children do not go hungry, where women are Corona, died Thursday at Windham ation to Enjoy Slimming. The funeral will be Saturday at 9 Burial will be in Rose Hill Memorial has begun. The existing bridge will not abused, where the elderly are held in honor, a.m. from the Dougherty Bros. Park in Rocky Hill. Calling hours are Community Memorial Hospital, She is survived by a son, Robert F. TOBISSEU IIVE HAVE remain in service until the new one Is where suspicion and hatred are replaced with Funeral Home, 80 Prospect St., Willimantic. Symonds of Manchester; a daughter, today from 2 to4 p.m. and 7to9p.m. at opened to traffic in 1991, but BRIDGE R ^ 291 positive goodwill, where men and women will find Moosup, followed by a Mass of me Hose Hill Funeral Home, 580 Elm She was bom in Hartford on March Cheryl Humphrey of Enfield; a EMERSON QUIET KQOi: I their daily work of muscle and brain rewarded, Christian burial at 9:30 a.m. at All St., Rocky Hill. 2,1918, and lived most of her life there brother, Frederick Valleau; four constniction will create changes to where fear of death by knife or gun or bomb is Hallows Church. Burial will be in Memorial donations may be made before moving to Coventry six years grandchildren; and six great­ 1-91 A Rtes. 5/15 on both sides of the BEAT THE SUMMER ended. Sacred Heart Cemetery in Wauregan. to the Mount Sinai Hospital Memorial ago. She was a member of St. Mary’s grandchildren. bridge over the next several years. It is the ancient dream of the Prophets of Old There are no calling hours. Fund. Roman Catholic Church, Coventry, The funeral will be Saturday at % Testament times: “ They shall beat their swords Memorial donations may be made and a member of the Ladies Auxil­ 11:15 a.m. at the Holmes Funeral Until the project Is completed, we will HEAT WITH: into plowshares and their spears into pruning to a charity of the donor’s choice. Ford Ferris iary, Veterans of Foreign Wars Post Home, 400 Main St. Burial will be at strive to keep you informed of hooks; nation shall not lift up sword against nation, No. 9929, of West Hartford. the convenience of the fa mily in Grove construction activity which vdll affect Ford A. Ferris, 79, of Pomona, Hill Cemetery, in the Rockville QUASAR neither shall they learn war anymore, but they shall Eric May Besides her husband, she is sur­ your travel through the Hartford area, sit every man under his vine and under his fig tree Calif., died May 30, in Pomona. vived by a son and daughter-in-law, section of Vernon. Calling hours are Eric David May, 26, of Morgan Hill, and to ofibr suggestions for alternate and none shall make them afraid, for the mouth of Bom in Manchester, he was the son Frank and Ann Marie Corona of Saturday from 10 to 11; 15 a.m. CARRIER California, nephew of Marion Gibson routes whenever possible. the Lord of hosts has spoken.” (Micah 4:3-4) of Paul G. and Grace R. Ferris. He Manchester; three brothers, Am­ Memorial donations may be made of Manchester, died July 4 in Towering temples of business and industry... but was a World War II veteran serving brose Concodello, Anthony Concatelli to the American Diabetes Associa­ California. EMERSON no more slums! “ Alabaster cities ... undimmed by with the Navy. He attended Manches­ and Leo Concatelli, all of Hartford; a tion, Connecticut Affiliate, 40 South 1-91 Southbound lUm p to He is survived by his father, Daniel human tears.” The Biblical dream must be the ter schools and Dean Academy in sister, Mrs. Frank (Yolanda) Kolod- St., West Hartford 06110. Charter Oak Bridge to Close WHITE- foundation of the American Dream. Permanently ^ CAPACITY^ WESTINGHOUSE LO W LARGE Rev. H. Osgood Bennett (U t 2 9 ) pmee ROOM SMALL Ministry of Visitation CoUege Notes SANYO On Tuesday night, July 12, weather PRICE North United Methodist Chnrch permitting, we will permanently close FRIEDRICH On Simmons dean’s list Receives college degree Receives Rensselaer medal the ramp (Exit 29)-fro|Ti 1-91 Michelle Cloutier, daughter of Mr. and Mrs. Louis Jonathan B. Kim, son of Dr. Cyril and Mrs. Charles Prehle, son of Mr. and Mrs. Reginald southbound to the Charter Oak Bridge WORK AREA Dr. Crane’s Quiz In order to begin work on the new Cloutier of 21 Brandy St., Bolton, has been named to Veronica Kim of Manchester, received a bachelor of Preble of Esquire Drive has been aw ard^ the |UUr 12th C arrier arts degree from Brown University, Providence, Rensselaer Medal at Kents Hill School in Maine. bridge shucture. The entrance lanes to 9 the dean’s list at Simmons College, Boston, Mass. She will be a junior, majoring in elementary R.I. recently. The medal is awarded to the junior with an 1-91 southbound from the Conlon- NEW S Y E A R W AR R A N T Y 9RE STORE FOR ALL DETAILS 1. In previous generations, women were urged to education, in the fall. She is a 1085 graduate of outstanding record in mathematics and science. Whltehead Hvyy. will be reduced to one lane fight off rapists with a Bolton High School. Awarded DVM degree for repaving of 1-91. COTTER PIN HATPIN Awarded bachelor’s degree SAFETY PIN ROLLING PIN David A. Cloutier, son of Mr. and Mrs. Louis Accepted by Berklee Cloutier of 21 Brandy St., Bolton, was recently Motorists will be directed to Bralnard Rd. (Exit 27) 2. Water separates into oxygen and hydrogen by Joseph Andrew Donovan, son of Dr. and Mrs. Joanne L. Parker, daughter of Mr. and Mrs. awarded a doctor of veterinary medicine degree to reach Rtes. 5/15 northbound that night. which process? Thomas Donovan of Manchester recently received David M. Parker of Manchester, has been accepted from Tufts University, Boston, Mass. Beginning Wednesday, july 13, motorists should BOILING ELECTROLYSIS SUBLIMATION a bachelor of arts degree from Brown University, 3,000 UNITS to attend Berklee College of Music in the fall. plan to use alternate routes to reach 1-84 and Rt. 2 FREEZING He is a 1980 graduate of Bolton High School. Providence, R.I. 3. Which nicknamed creature is most likely to get In East Hartford. Motorists who use this ramp via IN STOCK!!! stung by honeybees? the Conlon-WhItehead Hwy. should be particularly JUMBO LEO BRUIN REYNARD Weather Manchester Herald aware that this route will not be available after 4. Which sports term usually suggests the tallest july 12. EXIT 29 Air Conditioner player? USP8 327-SOO VOL. e vil, No. 238 RAMP TO CUP SIDE POCKET PLATE HOOP Alternate routes Include the Fbjinders Bridge aosE|uuri2' \ Vaiuos! 5. Creature nicknamed Leo, spent a night with Hot and humid Published dally except Suggested carrlar ratao (Rte. 2), the Bulkeley Bridge (1-84), the Putnam Optional: Wo Install • Wo Doliver. which Bible character without attempting to attack Manchester and vicinity: Sunday and certain holi­ are $1.80 weakly. 87.70 toe Bridge (Rt. 3). the BIssell Bridge (Rt. 291). and using days by the Manchester one month, $23.10 tor All systems window thru-wall — him? Partly cloudy tonight. Low local routes to reach Routes 5/15. 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•MU m, & REGION O ’Neill devises contingency plan to balance books By Judd Everhart " If things (begin to) look Republicans to trim the budget by The Associated Press Larry Meachum said his budget iV Crafts Jury still out better, if things turned around, at least 3.5 percent, or $200 would be difficult to reduce. then perhaps they would not need million. "As long as we’re going to lock HARTFORD — Just a week NEW LONDON - The jury in the Richard to be put Into place. But we want ’T m not concerned really with up offenders, we’re going to have into the new fiscal year. Gov. Crafts murder trial deliberated for its 10th day to make sure those plans are any particular question from any to provide a place for them, a safe William A. O’Neill is moving to in Superior Court without reaching a verdict. available.” particular party. We’re going to environment for employees and a ensure that the state doesn’t run a For the first time since the case went to the He also said that as agencies do everything we can do to make safe environment for offenders,” second consecutive budget jury June 23, the 12-member panel deliberated prepare their 1989-90 budgets, to sure that the budget balances and Meachum said. deficit. be submitted to the General into the early evening Thursday. The Jurors yet perform the services that He said it was "realistic on the During a rare meeting of his Assembly in January, commis­ finally adjourned at 6; SO p.m. and were to have to be performed,” the governor’s part” to say that cabinet at the Executive Resi­ sioners should submit "reduction resume deliberations at 10 a.m. today. governor said. corrections is an area that may dence on Thursday, he ordered options” equal to 10 percent of Senate Minority Leader Regi­ As it has every day since the beginning of state agency heads to come up not be able to reach the 5 percent current-services requests. nald J. Smith, R-New Hartford, a contingency cuts. deliberations, the jury asked to hear replays with lists of cuts in their budgets Program expansions, he said in frequent O’Neill critic, said he k* • ■, ,/r * of testimony from the three-month trial. It — totaling 5 percent of each a letter distributed to each welcomed O’Neill’s actions. Education Commissioner Ge­ heard less than an hour of testimony Thursday budget — that could be made commissioner, ’ ’will be consi­ “ I applaud the governor’s rald N. Tirozzi said the gover­ from three people, including Dawn Marie should it become necessary. dered only under the most com­ efforts to bring state spending in nor’s orders did not come as a big Thomas, the Crafts' live-in babysitter. O’Neill also ordered that virtu­ pelling of circumstances.” line with the state’s economy surprise. Crafts, a SO-year-old airline pilot from ally all new administrative hiring Milano said the administration instead of Increasing taxes to "W e’ll look todo it in such a way Newton, is accused of killing his Danish-born be approved by his budget office, would be "going down two meet budgetary commmit- that it will cause the least amount wife Helle and disposing of her body with a the O ffice of P olicy and tracks” in coming weeks — ments,” Smith said. "This is the of disruption,” he said. ” I think chainsaw and a rented wood-chipping Management. re-examining the 1988-89 budget most rational decision concern­ it’s a very reasonable step at this The governor wants to avoid a approved this spring by the point. As a commissioner, I would J machine in November 1986. » ing budgetary matters to come repeat of 1987-88, the fiscal year General Assembly as it begins to out of the executive office in say hearing (this news) in the that ended June 30 with a deficit pull together the 1989-90 budget months.” first week of a fiscal year makes a City project O K ’d estimated at $77.5 million. It was for presentation to the 1989 The 1987-88 deficit will be lot more sense than hearing it at the first deficit in five years and legislature. covered by the budget reserve, or mid-year or next spring.” NEW HAVEN — Aldermen have approved a the administration blamed it on O’Neill said he was not respond­ rainy day fund. He would not discuss areas that $105 million downtown revitilization project lower-than-expected corporation ing to this week’s calls by Correction Commissioner could be cut. touted as one of the most ambitious ever tax revenues that resulted from federal tax-Iaw changes. undertaken by the city. The governor jicknowledged Known as the Ninth Square project, the plan u that some agencies, such as the AP ptioto calls for the rehabilitation of 35 historic ^departments of correction and buildings and the construction of several ne\y DEAD FISH — Thousands of dead fish were found human services, won’t be able to buildings in a blighted four-block downtown . covering mud flats along the Mianus River. Officials meet that level because of the area. blamed the problem on a fish skill, which occurs when kinds of services - they must More than 530 apartments, and dozens of provide. stores and offices, will be built as part of the fish go into shallow water to feed or are chased there by The $6.29 billion budget for project. About 20 percent of the housing will be other fish. '-5' 1988-89, which took effect July 1, for low-income residents and about 60 percent calls for about 780 new em­ L f c middle-income renters. ployees. O’Neill said he could not The long-awaited authorization for the city estimate how much the moves to enter a development agreement with A massive fish kili might save. If the entire budget McCormack, Baron and Associates was given- were cut by 5 percent — some­ unanimously late Wednesday by the Board of thing O’Neill stressed wasn’t Roglnald PInto/Manchotttr Horaid Aldermen. occurs in Greenwich likely — the savings would be SIDEWALK SIZZLERS — Heat and humidity didn't keep The city has committed $4.3 million, plus about $314 million. costs above tbe $13 million budgeted for site 0PM Secretary Anthony V. shoppers away from Thursday’s start of sidewalk sales GREENWICH (AP) - This kill area, said it would be acquisition. Milano called O’Neill’s efforts on Main Street and at the Manchester Parkade. At left, week’s mass death of menhaden impossible to clean the area. “ fair, tough and well thought- 13-year-olds Amy Durato, left, and Trisha Cashman of fish, an annuai occurrence, was " It’s 200 yards of mud fiats, out.” ” 10 times worse than iast year’s” which would be tough to get on in " It’s been clearly stated to Manchester blow up balloons in front of the Savings Offer to return house and could be repeated if the dry, the first place,” he said. “ Even if them what I expect of them, and Bank of Manchester on Main Street. Above, Donna warm weather continues, oHi- they were picked up, we’ve got no that’s to continue with the pro­ BRIDGEPORT — A city real estate agent Harvin of Vernon looks over some cool clothes at the cials say. place to take them because the grams they have presently in who paid less than half market value for a "It happens every year, just in Dress Barn in the Parkade. dumps don’t want them.” place,” O’Neill said. “ Ifsomecan Stu HIpkInt/Sptclal to ttia Harald South End house has offered to return the a different spot and in different Brown said residents may be eliminated, that are not house to its elderly previous owner for the amounts.” Robert Brown, direc­ attempt to remove any fish from necessary any longer, make sure purchase price plus the cost of renovations tor of the city’s Department of their property, but added that that’s done. performed since the deal. Environmental Health and La­ eating them is not safe. He said “ And make sure before going Insurance official expected to resign Vincent Marko of Maiico's Real Estate boratory Studies, said Thursday. the fish may contain high levels of into any new programs that that’s Agency, who is facing an investigation by the He said the latest kill was ” 10 PCB — polychlorinated biphenyl, absolutely necessary,” O’Neill MIDDLETOWN (AP) — Insurance state Real Estate Commission over the sale, times worse than last year’s.” chemicals suspected of causing said on the steps of the mansion. by telephone at his Middletown home. and availability problems in the bility law to reduce lawsuits as part of Commissioner Peter W. Giilies was Deputy Insurance Commissioner nation’s history. sent a letter to Felix Davis offering to sell the Bob Jones, director of the state cancer. the solution. Department of Environmental expected to resign today after a William J. Gilligan. who is considered Trial lawyers along with some two-family, 101-year-old home on Black Rock Residents along the shore said Gillies opposed proposals to create Protection’s Bureau of Fisheries, Roll jCOPQAND 51/4-year tenure to accept a partnerhip to be among the likely candidates to busine.sses and legislatorshavecritic- Avenue back to him for $49,000. they were shocked at the sight. an insurance consumer advocate, said fish kills often occur when out in a New York City iaw firm that is succeed Gillies, said he had not heard ized Gillies’ department as being too Davis, a 65-year-old school crossing guard ’.’I ’ve lived here 23 years and saying he acted in that capacity and the menhaden move into shallow The opening an office in Connecticut. officially that Gillies was resigning. slow in responding to the insurance who has a fourth-grade education, sold the I’ve never seen anyUiing like he agreed with the insurance industry water to feed or are chased there latexite ? ' • UP TO 70% SAVINGS Gillies would only confirm Thurs­ ” I haven’t heard that yet.” he said. crisis of 1985-86, and for being home to Marko last March for $43,000. An that.” said Polly Olds of Green­ Buckets j DRIVEWAY that laws and court rulings have made by predatory bluefish. day night that he has had discussions ’’There is no comment ... I’ve heard generally too soft on the industry. independent appraisal performed for The wich. “ I ’ve never seen all those PRODUCTS pollution-related liability too risky to The large number of fish fish on the shore.” with Gov. William A. O’Neill about the rumors, that’s all.” However, insurers and regulators Bridgeport Post judged the fair market value f • BARGAINS FOR THE FAMILY insure. depletes the oxygen supply, caus­ possibility of leaving the $67,020-a- Gillies, whose term expires March from other states have praised him of the home to be $95,000. year post. The Hartford Courant ing many to suffocate, he said, 1. 1991. has headed the Department of for responding with a cool head and Gillies. 56, would be the second Davis contends he did not understand the reported in today’s editions that Insurance since 1983 when he suc­ commissioner in a month to leave adding that the warm water puts 9*3BIGDAYS j 8 avoiding making the situation any circumstances surrounding the sale of the Gillies is expected to leave before the ceeded Joseph C. Mike. He had more difficult. state office for private business. additional "stress” on the fish. end of the month. house, which he bought with his wife Lila, now Thousands of fish have been O pen H ouse previously been a deputy attorney During the insurance crisis, Gillies f • SPEND A FEW HOURS AT THE “ I have no comment at this point. Economic Development Commis­ deceased, for $30,000 in 1981. strewn on the mud flats, but general. headed the Governor’s Task Force On sioner John J. Carson left in June to Saturday, July 9th, Sunday July 10th I’m discussing the matter with the Brown said he had no estimate on He has presided over the depart­ Insurance Costs and Availability, become director of business develop­ P ’ PARKADE governor.” Gillies said when reached ment during the worst insurance price how many fish were killed. Jones 12-4 which recommended changes in lia­ ment for a Hartford accounting firm. Computer monitored traffic said these kills are fairiy common and there’s nothing that can NEW LONDON - ’Traffic along prevent them. ^ • EXTRA SPECIAL ATTRACTION Contractor blasted for new lottery foul-ups Connecticut’s interstate highways and other ” Our people are looking at it,” could someday be controlled by a central Jones said. “ Under the ciruem- ‘ — Manchester Motor City Auto Show — HARTFORD (AP) - The state’s Connecticut Civil Liberties Union to Ragazzi on May 18 ordered Lewis and ering a lawsuit against the state in computer under a plan being developed by the stances we know that exist, lottery chief, briefly allowed to speak lift gag orders imposed on Lewis and other unit chiefs not to talk to the Buonome’s case. state Department of Transportation. frankly we don’t feel it is S* * Over 100 Makes and Models on dsplay outside a gag order, has once again other public officials. media, designating the agency’s Commuters would be automatically necessary to put a great effort in blasted the new contractor for foul- ” If I felt for one second that public information officer, Edward J. During his appearance before the to it because we are quite % * in the Parkade (near Sears) ups in Connecticut’s computerized legislature’s Public Safety Commit­ diverted onto alternate routes in the event of someone’s constitutional right to free Harrigan, as spokesman for all an accident or other serious traffic jam, and satisfied as to what the cause is. betting games. speech was being violated. I would tee. Lewis referred to the gag order, South Manchester • 14 Airtomoblie Dealers gaming matters. The order came controls would be installed on entrance ramps "A large number of menhaden J. Blaine Lewis Jr. told legislators intercede on that person’s behalf saying; " I appreciate the temporary after Lewis loudly criticized a chan­ to prevent traffic from approaching gridlock. get themselves into trouble when Colonial Style Homes Starting at *295,000. Thursday that there are still many immediately,” O’Neill said in a letter geover in companies running the freedom.” they move Into shallow water to problems with the service provided by Video cameras would also monitor the lo CCLU Executive Director William lottery system. Lewis said major problems have feed or are driven in by bluefish General Instrument Corp. of Mary­ hundreds of miles of interstate that would be e t e r m a n u il d in g o m p a n y W. Middle Tpke./Broad St Olds. been solved with General Instru­ and the tide changes. It puts the P B C land. The company faces about $1 Buonome was suspended without included in the program, said Earle R. M ^ c h e s i t e r Manchester, Connecticut Late last month. Olds had written to ments, which took over the state’s fish in jeopardy,” Jones said. I c f i S S b million in penalties for its handling of pay for a week by the Department of Munroe, the DOT’S assistant chief engineer O’Neill, urging him to end ’’the computerized games on May 9. If the warm, dry weather 649-9404 643-4631 (Exit 60 *1-91) the state’s Daily Numbers, Play 4 and ’Transportation after publicly criticiz­ for preconstruction. Also, message signs muzzling of public employees.” He Among the major problems were the continues, Jones said he would Merchants Association Lotto games, he said. ing staff cuts. along the high speed lanes could be Lots are available in this development. We will referred specifically to Lewis and placing of winning bets after winning expect to see more kills. Ironically, Lewis’ comments came build to suit, bring your plans or select from ours. Peter Buonome, fire chief at Bradley Olds said O’Neill had missed "the numbers had already been selected. programmed to provide instant information to Parks and Recreation Director on the same day that Gov. William A. International Airport. central issue by a mile,” and But Lewis said General Instrument motorists. Frank Keegan, who lives near the So. Main St. to Spring St. to Gardner to Sunny Brook Dr. O’Neill rejected a request from the State gaming chief Orlando P. indicated his organization was consid- continues to have "many problems.” Criminal probe of Electric Boat sought MiMinuMRiiiAntiimnniniimiiiiiiiminHiiHiiiimiiiiniii

By The Associated Press declined any comment. required to keep records of EB spokesman Richard Boud­ Following a six-month investi­ AT VITTNER’S work-related injuries and il­ reau. "Therefore there is no ifl A New Derekseth Federal health and safety offi­ gation last year, OSHA fined lnesses. The logs are used by justification for this being re­ Garner’s cials confirm they have asked the Electric Boat $615,000, alleging a OSHA to determine where on-site ferred to the Department of DISCOVER THE PLEASURE 9 Justice Department to consider “ willful” failure to report 120 inspections are most needed. Justice.” R u g A Upholstery ^ Carpet Announcing^ Neighborhood criminal charges against Elect­ job-related injuries and illnesses EB issued a statement Thurs­ OF PLANTS EVEN IN ric Boat for allegedly underre­ in 1985 and 1986 at the Quonset day saying it was inappropriate While OSHA was confirming its Cleaning * Supplies porting injuries and illnesses at P o in t sh ip ya rd in North for OSHA to ask for Justice referral of the case to the Justice THE GOOD OLD SUMMERTIME Birch the submarine builder’s Rhode Kingstown. Department help because EB Department, the union trying to 14 High St. (rear) ^ 151 Pine St. (rear) in Manchester Island shipyard. EB, a division of General expects to win its appeal of the organize EB’s Quonset Point HAVING PROBLEMS M ountain plant said It will accelerate EVERGREENS, Manchester, CT 06040 Occupational Safety and Dynamics Corp., also operates a civil case now pending before an WITH Health Administration officials larger shipyard in Groton, where administrative law judge. efforts to get a federally super­ vised vote of the 4,100 workers TR K^& SHRUBS 646-5630 649-1752 8 said Thursday they have asked talks between the company and “ We are confident that the aygjjjiPiii the Justice Department to con­ the union representing 10,000 administrative judge will find sometime this fall. JAPANESE sider “ possible criminal prosecu­ workers on strike since July 1 that OSHA will not be able to The United Shipbuilding WE STILL HAVE A tion,” but would give no further have stalled. justify the willful violations as BEETLES? Crafts, a coalition of three unions, GOOD SELECTION. details. The Justice Department Like other companies, EB is contained in the complaint,” said spurred the health and safety WE HAVE ALL THE It’s official! Derekseth is building records complaints by helping SUPPLIES TO THEY CAN STILL a new neighborhood off Birch workers file injury and sickness CONTROL THEM BE PLANTED. Talks between state, guards stalled complaints against EB. Mountain Road in Manchester. The coalition withdrew its ATTENTION NEED A SEE US FOR 'Lookout Mountain', abutted on HARTFORD (AP) - Contract state Department of Labor seek­ the state, refused to comment petition for a unionization vote in • Brick or negotiations between the state ing binding arbitration. Dick Thursday. ANNALEI u m E three sides by town-owned parks, January, citing slow government Marble Stone Department of Correction and the Ficks, a spokesman for the Bradley said it will probably action in the records case. The ^COLOR IN Tools is an ideal spot for Derekseth’s union representing some 2,000 Department of Labor, said no • Peat Moss take a couple of months for a new coalition said it wanted the vote to Area Rugs Cement distinctive, quality-built homes. prison employees have broken application had been received by contract to be imposed to under take place after more informa­ DOLL THE • Insecticides down and may be heading to ’liiursday. binding arbiration. tion became public. done in our plant ^ Tackless A winning combination! binding arbitration. Bradley, a guard at the Morgan In the meantime, guards will COLLECTORS GARDEN? SUMMER. NOURS Padding The contract between the state Street Jail in Hartford, said the continue to work. Bradley said. OUR FALL AND MON.-PRI. 20% Cash & Carry * WE ALWAYS HAVE 'The Utchfleld $29a!iB00 and prison guards and other state refused to bargain seriously Informational picketing is Keep Your Driveway CHRISTMAS S-6:30 .epalr, Binding A Serglng^^ Metals employees represented by Coun­ SOMETHINQ TO OPEN SUNDAY on demands by the union to hire planned at all state correction ^ Young & Beautiful! SAT. 9-4 cil 4 of the American Federation DOLLS ARE FILL IN THAT more guards to handle the state’s facilities on July 25, he said. SUN. S-2 of State, County and Municipal overcrowded prisons. Of the 2,000 prison employees NOW IN. LITTLE GAP. Monday, Tuesday, 12:00'4:00 D irections: Rt. 64 C to 304 to Wyllys Street Exit. At Employees expired last week. “ The state doesn’t want to represented by AFSCME, nearly Thursday A Friday 8; (M - 5:00 Another negotiating session was listen to some common-sense 1,500 are guards, said Mike end o f ramp, turn led. At stop light turn right onto latexite Saturdays Until Noon Highland Street, which becomes Camp MeeUng Road. held Wednesday, but failed to proposals.” Bradley said. lionahue. a Correction Depart­ Sealers • Patches VITTNER^S GARDEN CENTER Unique Homes of Quality ^ r e i yield a settlement. Deputy Correction Commis­ ment spokesman. He said the Crack fillers • Cleaner TOLLAND TURNPIKE Closed Wednesdays, July k August Qo under highway and take Immediate right onto Birch from $249,100 Mountain Road. Watch for Model Home on right. Union negotiator William Brad­ sioner I^ n a rd G. Barbieri. who guards are paid betweep $21,403 646 - 1799 ' Mir Copeliuid Co Cheshire. CT 06410 MANCHESTER-VERNON TOWNLINE 0 4 9 -2 6 2 3 ley said the union will go to the is in chaVge of the negotiations for and $25,925 annually. iiiiiiiiniwiiiiiiiiiiiiwiiuiiKi 6 - MANCHESTER HERALD, Friday. July 8. 1988 MANCHESTER HERALD. Friday, July 8, 1988 - 7 OPINION Rescuers give up hope for survivors By Maoole Jackson taken, concerning safety ...,” Keith Occidental Petroleum, flew in from the world’s worst oil rig disaster, The Associated Press Gibson, an official with the General, Los Angeles and landed at Aberdeen’s surpassing the 123 deaths when the Municipal, Boilermakers and Allied airport, where flags were at half- Alexander L. Kielland platform cap­ ABERDEEN, Scotland — Rescue Trades Union told the BBC. staff. He conferred with company sized in Norwegian North Sea waters Lot of pork, workers said today they had aban­ U.S.-based Occidental Petroleum heads in Aberdeen before visiting in March 1980. Jack doned hope of finding 149 workers said a gas leak apparently caused the injured survivors at Aberdeen Royal Aderdeen police spokesman Donald THE VifoR oN PROgS missing after an explosion Mew apart blast Wednesday night on the Piper Infirmary. Halkerson said the 230 included two a North Sea oil rig in the worst such Alpha oil rig 120 miles off Scotland, Hammer told reporters the com­ Americans, two Canadians, a South Anderson disaster ever. but it did not know what caused the pany was donating one million African, a Frenchman, a West Ger­ but not for Seventeen bodies and 64 survivors gas to ignite. pounds, or $1.7 million, to a trust fund man, a Portuguese and a Spaniard. were pulled from the chilly waters The disaster is expected to cost set up for the victims and their He said the rest were believed to be after the blast. Police saidat least two insurers more tjian $1 billion in families. British. Americans were on the fig when it claims, which would be a record, the The coast guard said six oil industry Authorities have refused to issue the retarded exploded. Their fate was unknown. Lloyd’s of London insurance market ships, the semisubmersible rig Tha- any names, and Halkerson refused to ‘We, of course, gave up any chance said. Lloyd’s spokesman David ros and one coast guard helicopter say if the non-British were among of finding anyone else alive, most Lamer said Occidental insured the resumed searching today at dawn. survivors, the confirmed dead or regrettably, at sunset last night rig, plus the costs of any lo^s of life On Thursday, about 30 ships, 15 those still missing. The state budget passed by the General Short speech (Thursday),” Derek Ancona, com­ claims, salvaging the rig, redrilling helicopters and a Royal Air Force Mathys said American oil expert Assembly seemed to have something for mander of the Aberdeen Search and and pollution. reconnaissance plane were involved Red Adair of Houston, Texas, and almost everyone. In fact, there were so many Rescue Region, told the British The rig was still burning. Occiden­ in the search. assistants were to visit the wrecked nice things that its critics found it easy to put by Heckler Broadcasting Corp. tal said Paul “ Red” Adair of Houston, Asked whether rescuers had given rig later today at Occidental’s e t o the o s Sukipize the crops, More than 100 contract workers Texas, an expert in capping out-of­ up hope of finding more survivors, request. a pork barrel label on it. P S R Y CR R , refurbishing oil rigs in the North Sea control oil wells, would try to stop it. ' British Energy Department minister He said Adair, who was brought in But it develops that one group left out was e x e c u te the u s h e r s exonerate he ushers resigned today, citing concerns about Adair was brought in to cap the first Peter Morrison said: “ To be honest, to cap the first blowout on a North Sea P T P safety of the offshore industry in the blowout on a North Sea rig in April yes. At this stage there is very little rig in April 1977, was asked "to assist the state’s mentally retarded persons, some cost $10,000 ’ AP photo North Sea. ? 1977. hope indeed.” hpwever possible in making the of whom are beginning to develop AHP Rehabilitate ANP BLAME % J "They felt some action had to be Armand Hammer, the chairman of A death toll of 166 would make this platform safe.” WANDERING DUFFER - A bull elk that independent ideas about what is in their best t h e u s e r s . t h e u s e r s , WASHINGTON — The five-minute speech wandered onto a Portland, Ore., golf interests. fiar.asflB Margaret Hecker delivered at the 1984 Republican Shortages in the budget for the state National Convention cost U.S. taxpayers about course Is readied for its journey back to Party toasts win Department of Mental Retardation, one $ 10 , 000. the woods. The elk was tranquilized by a caused by a $6 million miscalculation, and The former secretary of Health and Human veterinarian from the Washington Park Services hired five writers to draft five separate others with a variety of causes, have forced Zoo and taken to an area near Mount and braces for O pen Fornm speeches. Then then she ordered the five versions Hood, where it was released. the department to reduce its payments to merged into a 625-word spiel. The $10,000 figure is U community workshops which provide jobs the estimate of the combined fees paid to the and job training for retarded persons. directly to me. These pa id profes­ mall developers. free-lance writers and the staff time spent on the end to its power Among the workshops affected is the Kids from city sionals left niy yard with these For instance, the agreement speech. That’s $15 a word, or $2,000 a minute, for remarks: between the town and the Buck- lines such as: “ There are none so blind as they who NATION Manchester Workshop. The executive MEXICO CITY (AP) — Mexico’s govferning party like beach,' too Fireman: Well this gave us land Hills partnership dated Feb. will not see.” was toasting victory in the presidential elections director of that workshop expects that at least something to do tonight. 1,1988, stated the following under Heckler’s overkill for the convention typified her even before the votes were counted, but it also was To the Editor: seven and perhaps as many as 12 of the My thoughts: I ’m sorry it Article 1. Section 1.01, Item C — obsession with her own packaging during the three & W O R LD bracing for an end to the exclusive power it has workshop’s 138 clients will have to be turned wasn’t a three-alarm blaze so you Town Review: years she spent heading HHS, the agency with the wielded for six decades. L This summer I ’m doing some­ "Thetown shall have the right to out onto the streets. could risk life and limb. third highest government budget in the world. Onlyf “ It is the new political reality of the nation, and .‘‘■t thing different. Like you. I Police officer: L should get inspect the improvements and to the overall budgets of the United States and the with which we will have to coexist In a harmonious The $6 million budgeting error has forced Prosecutor looks for leaks .represent middle-class America. workman’s comp for this. monitor their construction and Soviet Union are bigger than the HHS annual and respectful fashion,” governing party candidate / the Department of Mental Retardation to Pm a student with a general My thoughts: Why don’t you just installation in any reasonable budget, which was $280 billion under Heckler. WASHINGTON — The federal prosecutor Carlos Salinas de Gortari said Thursday. delay the release of mentally retarded direction in life. Like you, I have get another job? * manner, including the mainte­ Heckler is now U.S. ambassador to Ireland.and heading the Pentagon bribery investigation is The Institutional Revolutionary Party, or PRI, my summer job that cuts into my persons from large institutions to group Fireman or police officer: We nance of an.on-stteinspectoratthe little Is known about how she preps for her public trying to track down who leaked transcripts of ‘ went into Wednesday’s election squeezed between beach time, which is where I am wiretapped conversations to NBC news, a popular opposition candidates on both its left and its homes. even had to go through poison ivy. site of such construction and appearance there. But while she ran HHS, she was '\ when I’m not working. Summeris My thoughts: If you caught it. installation. The cost of any such known to assign her entire speech-writing staff to published report said today. right and persistent suspicions it would cheat to stay Some of those institutionalized people took my time to relax and just laze use calamine. on-site inspector shall be reim­ produce one luncheon toast. The Washington Post also reported that the in power. In the hours after the polls closed, the the unprecedented step of holding a news around. So what If I’m not doing Police officer: This milled my bursed to the town by the Five department writers had a hand in drafting action by U.S. Attorney Henry E. Hudson of PRI-dpminated Federal Election Commission said conference to make their views public. anything productive — so what? whole weekend. partnership.” this toast Heckler gave television beauty Victoria Alexandria, Va., comes amid a long clash with its vote-counting computer was broken. Opposition So what if a few minutes a way in Last week, the press reported U.S. Attorney Andrew J. Maloney of Brooklyn, Normally their interests are protected by My thoughts: It was a three-day l^incipal: “ You make age curious, men imperious leaders said that meant the PRI had not done as well Hartford there are children who that Russell Davidson, who has N. Y., over the direction and pace of the advocates outside their ranks. weekend but this was Tuesday. and the rest of us furious.” as it had hoped, , have never seen a beach. It’seasy Why don’t you just go on vacation, been Manchester’s chief building At least a dozen HHS speech writers were fired or investigation. Perhaps the direct participation by the for you to go — just hop into your The newspaper, quoting sources it did not “ We have achieved this victory in one of the most or better yet, take a leave of inspector for the last four years, quit during Heckler’s reign. Bill Nixon, who headed contested elections in our history and one of the clients, themselves, will encourage the state’s parents’ car and you’re off. It’s identify, said Hudson called for the absence? * will have a three-year contract Heckler’s speech-writing staff, described her, most peaceful,” Salinas de Gortari told thousands of legislators to find a way to provide the money hard for them since most of their My children' listened to the with the town and willbe paid from management style: “ You guess what I want to say, investigation in a letter Wednesday to the families don’t owncars. So whatif cheering supporters at party headquarters needed to support the workshops fully and to remarks of these professionals the mall building permits, which and I ’ll fire you if I don’t like it.” Justice Department's Office of Professional Thursday. these kids never get a chance to Responsibility. avoid delaying the move from institutional and said, “ Mom, they’re a bunch are expected to total $300,000. What frustrated Nixon most was what he But Cuauhtemoc Cardenas, candidate of the see anything grow. Their back­ of jerks.” I couldn’t argue that. Building permit funds are leftist coaltion, said it was too soon to call any of the living to community group homes. regarded as Heckler’s impulsive hiring of outside yards are asphalt and fences. I didn’t realize camping* and General Fund dollars and should speech writers and media consultants. The races. He and other opposition leaders accused the M aybe somebody could be persuaded to Remember what it was'like tobe campfires were permitted in not be used to support Mr. departnhent was spending more than $250,000 on its Aegis: ‘If it flies, it dies’ PRI of vote-rigging, and he warned the election V ’X give up some of the pork from the budget a kid for a minute. We were pretty town. Perhhps it would be helpful Davidson. This is a violation of the in-house speech writers, yet Heckler insisted on commission not to tailor the results to PR I’s victory WASHINGTON — So fierce is the Navy’s AP photo menu. fortunate, weren’t we? How big if these departments published a previously mentioned Feb. 1,1988, hiring outsiders for as much as $3,000 a speech. claim. Aegis system, the 6 million-part, $1 billion and strong can an oak tree grow if list of when it's permissible to call agreement between the town and At least $6,000 was spent on the two outsiders who More than 38 million people were registered to weaponry used to down an Iranian jetliner, RESCUE MADE — Workers carry Maria today. She had been trapped since the it has to push up through tlie so no other citizen is treated with the Buckland Hills partnership. contributed tp Heckler’s convention speech. Nixon vote. that crewmen on the first Aegis ship coined Eugeina Lire, 37, of Mexico, from the building collapsed during a rainstorm cracks in the pavement covered sarcasm and disrespect for The Manchester taxpayers are estimates that another $4,000 in staff.time went into Interior Minister Manuel Bartlett, head of the the motto, “ If it flies, it dies.” election commission, said Thursday that official rubbie of the La Tienda Amigo depart­ Thursday. with garbage? merely expecting them to do their entitled to an explanation of this that speech. But somre looking at Sunday’s tragedy in the results will be released on Sunday. In the long wait, I’m still going to the beach this job. , ■ ^bvious discrepancy. “ It was an incredible waste of federal money,” ment store in Brownsviile, Texas, eariy Persian Gulf say unleashing the Aegis cruiser the parties were trying to assess their showings. summer. I may take in a baseball » , said Nixon, noting that the staff writers more than Vincennes in the tiny, crowded waters was. the It was clear that at least some segments of the game with my friends or go on a Kathleen M. Dwight * J.R. Smyth satisfied every other HHS official who needed equivalent of letting a pit bull protect a governing party were bracing for a bigger bow to picnic with my family . Only this , C9 Essex St. 48 Strawberry Lane speeches. 8 democracy than they had bargained for with all the Workers find five in debris summer. I'ln going to bring a few ' •• ' Manchester Manchester According to department records obtained by our playpen. Analysts speculating on the attack conclude talk of clean elections and democratization. neighborhood kidsalong. The next associate Jim Lynch, Heckler spent approximately time you or your family plan a day the cruiser’s defense system did exactly what "Information allows us to see that the opposition $70,000 on outside speech writers and media groups show a majority force in several districts of trip, why don’t you share the Unpublished deal Referendum set it was supposed to: track and destroy an of coiiapsed department store consultants. apparent threat, suspected at the time to be an the country,” Salinas said, in an apparent sunshine and brighten up the That didn’t include her open-ended contract with concession that PRI had lost some congressional summer for some kids. with mail builder on library plans Iranian F-14 fighter. political consultant Gerald Lange. Throughout seats. BROWNSVILLE, Texas (AP) before it crumbled, but Poos said we’re making every effort to get All it takes is a phone call to Ned To the Editor: To the Editor: Heckler’s term in office, Lange flew from his office He said the “ legal victories” of the opposition — Rescuers picking through tons only about 50 had been insid^. them out of there as fast as Coll at the Revitalization Corps. in Massachusetts to Washington at least 110 times would be respected. of concrete aq$^ twisted steel for Authorities gave no figure this possible.” Call today: 249-7523. I sincerely, hope all the citizens On July 5,' the .Coventry Town to advise Heckler. Bomb In Ulster pool kills 2 Salinas seemed to be preparing the party faithful the victims of a department store morning on how many people Hundreds of rescuers working collapse today rescued a woman were missing. of Manchester have had an Council unanimously approved an Her insistence that Lange coach her on public BELFAST, Northern Ireland — Gunmen for what could be a pivotal moment in PRI history — through the night removed debris Jennifer Liebman trapped for 15 hours and worked To reach the trapped woman opportunity to read and study additional $290,000 for the expan­ relations cost the taxpayers at least $60,000 in less than overwhelming victory at all levels. with tractors, a crane and finally West Hartford who planted a bomb inside a swimming pool to free at least five more people. and two children, rescuers dug a Peter McNamara’s “Open Fo­ sion and renovation of the Booth & salary and air fares. Heckler “ is actually sensitive No PRI presidential candidate has ever won with by hand, fearful of further building probably meant to kill a nearby At least 11 people were killed and makeshift, 17-foot tunnel, and rum” letter published recently. Dimock Memorial Library. to political realities and her own status.” Lange less than 70 percent of the vote and it has never given injuring trapped survivors. British security patrol, police say. Instead, up a governor’s race. It lost only one Senate seat 43 injured. doctors were able to check their Mr. McNamara pointed out sev­ The project will mean shelf explained. . • Working under portable flood­ two bystanders were killed and four were since 1929 — and that was to a candidate whose Workers reached a woman and vital signs, said Johnny Econo- Some response eral instances where our Board of space for more books (currently Last year. Heckler testified before a'grand jury lights, they used dogs and sensi­ wounded. coalition included PRI. two children in the debris, then medes, head of one rescue team. tive microphones to hunt for Directors and town administra­ the library must sell ordiscardan looking into a conflict-of-interest charge against The Royal Ulster Constabulary said the found two more children alive in “ It’s very hard for them. They " / could have sworn I said ‘ALMS for to campfire call Sources inside the PR I and in opposition camps victims. tion failed to follow the Town old books each time a new one is her former chief of staff. She explained to the bomb Thursday apparently was meant to separate air pockets. are in terrible pain, both emo­ the love of Allah. were saying Cardenas might even win the federal To the editor: Giarter. A closer analysis of his bought), access for handicapped grand jury why she had trouble with the staff collapse a building wall on the patrol that was district, a sprawling area including Mexico City It could take several hours to tional and physical,” he said. The store was half a block from key points will provide the persons, and expanded programs speech writers. ” I found that (the speeches) were As the second woman was the international bridge across 1 working in Falls Road, a predominantly that is home to a quarter of the nation’s 80 million free the trapped woman and two the Rio Grande River to Matamo- On Tuesday. July 5. I sayr a Manchester property owners and and services for all. Without the very bureaucratic and prosaic, that the Roman Catholic area of west Belfast. people. youngsters, said Sgt. Dean Poos, carried to safety and taken to a Letters to the editor campfire on the tracks in back of renters with a clue as to the future additional, funding, the project information was correct but the poor audiences Instead, the explosion missed the patrol and Six decades of uninterrupted power has given PRI a police spokesihan. first aid station across the street, ros, Mexico. When the storm The Manchester Herald welcomes original my home. I called the routine- substantial increases in town will not be built. would have been falling asleep or bored beyond all the casualties were civilians, including a the reputation of a party that stoops to jvoter “ The little boy kept crying that 300 onlookers cheered. Authori­ began, a large number of Mexi­ ties identified her as Maria Lire, can nationals “ were running letters to the editor. calls number of the Manchester taxes resulting from the decisions There will be a referendum on belief. I could not inflict this on the American 4-year-old girl who was slightly injured. manipulation, election fraud and intimidation. The he wanted to come out. He was 37, of Yucatan, Mexico, but were there to get out of the rain. The Letters should be brief and to the point. They Police Department. The dis­ being made by our town Tuesday, July 2Q. Anyone willing public.” A police spokesman said a group of armed opposition made honest elections the main cam­ scared and he wanted a little ball unable to give her condition. store was packed,” sheriff’s Lt. should be typed or neatly handwritten, and, for patcher said he would send government. and able to help work for passage Heckler’s successor at HHS, Otis Bowen, has not men came into the building and ordered paign issue. and he wanted some refresh­ ments,” said fireman William Brownsville Mayor Ygnacio Johnny Castillo said. ease in editing, should be double-spaced. Letters someone to check it out. I was Although Mr. McNamara only is encouraged to contact me at hired any outside speech writers or political swimmers to leave. They held the pool staff at The slaying of a top strategist for the leftist Briggs. “ He was also a little Garza said: “ I think they (the A -voman sitting in a car in front must be signed with name, address and daytime expecting one officer, but he ‘ alluded to the failure of the 456-8309 or John Pacholski at consultants. opposition only days before the election and reports gunpoint while they placed the explosive scared which is natural and he's people who are still trapped) of 'he store was among those telephone number (for verification), dispatched fire, rescue trucks and majority party on the board to 742-8331. . Heckler’s obsession with her public image of fraud on election day did little to dampen the device against an inside wall of the building. also afraid of dying.” have been panicked^ they have killed when the roof and walls The Herald reserves the right to edit letters in the a police officer for a campfire. abide by the will of the people on stretched to her grooming, too. One HHS staffer allegations. The Democratic Assembly for Effective Suffrage, The three-story La Tienda been afraid. We have had some collapsed. interests of brevity, clarity and taste. I don’t know if they put the fire the Buckland mall vote, I predict Patrick J. Flaherty had the job of delivering Heckler’s hairdresser to Rescuers cut through a wall a citizens’ watchdog group, reported 1,100 cases of Amigo, known as Amigo Store, priests in there talking to them. Address letters to: Open Forum, Manchester out or spoke to the person who we have not seen the last of the 738 Babcock Hill Road her office before public events. inside a Woolworth’s store next Jackson will have presence balloting irregularities, including 500 in the collapsed Thursday afternoon “ Now that we’re to them, we’re Herald, P.O. Box 591, Manchester 06040. started it. They didn’t speak unpublished deals made with the Coventry A makeup person was also part of the entourage. door to reach some of those Mexican capital alone. during a storm that dumped more able to get them through it. I think Heckler met the woman when she propped the WASHINGTON — The Democratic trapped. Linens and clothing Opposition spokesmen said Thursday that some than 2 inches of rain in less than 30 we have an IV in one or two of 9 secretary for an appearance on the Convention is planning to crown Michael blown from the store by high complaints had been filed with local and federal minutes. Some witnesses said as them. So I think they’re being “ McNeil-Lehrer News Hour.’“Heckler reportedly Dukakis as the party’s 1988 standard bearer, winds were used to wrap the election offlcials and documentation was still being many as 125 people sought shelter calming down now but obviously insisted that the woman get a media-consulting but backers of Jesse Jackson say they’ll make wounds of the injured. The real Dukakis: a prison-furlough fan gathered on many cases. inside the downtown building they want to get out of there and contract with HHS. HHS records show the makeup their presence felt in the streets of Atlanta. “ Untold thousands” of Jackson suppporters inflicts — there is no death penalty), might ace v/ap paid $2,300 in 1985. Enough of Michael Dukakis’s strategy has now 4 i are expected to converge on the convention 'S i I: unfolded to enable us to see, at least dimly, how he constitute a grave danger to the community at large if he did decide to escape? Mlnl-«dltoirlal city next weekend, said Jackson’s delegate Reparations considered in jet downing proposes to campaign for the presidency against coordinator Joseph Gardner. About 1,200 of That was the case with Willie Horton, who in It was tough enough to shop for food when all you George Bush. It might be called an effort to appear them will be delegates, he said, but many June 1986 was enjoying his 10th (repeat, 10th) had to do was compare prices. Now it’s impossible He repeated that U.S. warships had “ more conservative than thou.” Wflliam without convention credentials planned to was within a commercial airline dent,” Wright said. furlough from the Massachusetts prison system. to find the price hidden among the nutritional WASHINGTON (AP) - The Rea­ broadcast 12 warnings to the Iranian Not for Dukakis is the boast of his erstwhile rival make the trip as well. gan administration is moving closer corridor, but said that alone did not The Pentagon spokesman, in a for the nomination. Sen. Paul Simon, that he was One may wonder why, with that many furloughs claims, celebrity endorsements and warnings briefing with reporters, said that even aircraft, seven from the Vincennes Rasher to a decision pn offering reparations guarantee its safety. and five from the USS John H. Sides. “ a liberal and proud of it.” Eluk^kis is every bit as under his belt amkan endless numbdr stretching applicable to lalMratory rats. As If that weren^t though the airliner was in a civilian for the destruction of Iran Air flight “ An airway is not a safety zone,” And he released the transcript of an liberal as Simon, but right now he is anything but ahead, Willie bothered to “ escape.” But escape he enough, the American Heart Association has air corridor, Vincennes skipper Capt. Meese almost prosecuted ess, saying the United States will not said Pentagon spokesman Dan How­ Iranian F-14 responding to a similiar proud of it. On the contrary, he is trying hard to did, and less than a year later he showed up in decided to label processed foods with its own stamp ard. “ All this means is that within that Will C. Rogers III still could not rule WASHINGTON — The independent counsel shirk its “ moral responsibility” in the warning the day before the Airbus sound more conservative than ”4hat crowd” in the Maryland, where he terrorized a couple in their of approval if they are low in salt, cholesterol and zone, within that area, the air traffic out the chance he was facing an investigating Edwin Meese III concluded he wake of the Persian Gulf tragedy. went down. White House, expressing his horror of unbalanced home for 12 hours, stabbing the nlan andsraping the fat. Frankly, we long for the days when you ate “ I suspect that doing what we think control authorities have agreed to attacking F-14 fighter. could have prosecuted the attorney general on budgets and depicting his gubernatorial woman. something because It tasted go ^ . If you guys at the is right will be the deciding factor,” track aircraft.” Howard said Iran must share some The F-14 identified itself to the USS two felony charges, but decided not to. administration in Massachusetts as lean and mean. perfectly natural that Massachusetts was (until its It was the Horton case that galvanized the . . Heart A s^ ia tlon aren’t going to put your stamp White House spokesman Marlin Fitz- Fitzwater stressed that no decision responsibility for the deaths because Halsey and “ went away.” Howard the Airbus took off from a miliUry- That’s why the spotlight currently being focused Legislature changed the policy last year, over Massachusetts Legislature into excluding on Ding Dongs, Dove Bars and Bugles, don’t do us National Public Radio said today. water said on reparations has been made either said. The network, citing unnamed sources, said civilian airport at Bandar Abbas on his furlough policy (or the denizens of Dukakis’ bitter opposition) the only state in the firsMegree murderers, under life sentences any more favors. Fitzwater’s comments Thursday by senior staff or President Reagan. Union that permitted furloughs for prisoners without parole, from the furlough system. the office of the independent counsel, James marked a significant change in the But in contrast to his suggestion during an exchange of fire between On Sunday^ the chairman of the Massachusetts’ prisons is so unwelcome. For the the Vincennes and Iranian gunboats. convicted of first-degree murder and serving life The really fascinating point, however, is that • McKay, had informed Meese’s lawyers that tone of administration pronounce­ earlier this week that the decision will Joint Chiefs of Staff. Adm. William Dukakis who implemented that policy is the real “ The Iranians are the ones who • Gov. Dukakis strongly opfiosed the exclusion, and McKay felt he could “ technically” file ments after several days of noncom­ await the outcome of the Navy’s Crowe, had told reporters one reason one, and the American people deserve to know sentences without'parole. bear the responsibility for ensuring only signed the bill under overwhelming public charges in connection with the attorney mittal responses on the issue of investigation of the incident. Fitz­ Rogers believed the Iranian aircraft about him. What kind of mentality is it that would see that if they are the ones who provoke pressure. (He refused even to meet with a jiQaiirlirstrr Hrral^ general’s ownership of $14,000ln telephone reparations for families of the 290 water said he wanted to emphasize was a military jet was that it was Perhaps you didn’t realize, any more than I did, nothing wrong with such a policy? In the first * the hostilities, they are the ones who Maryland group that included Horton’s two company stock. victims. that “ we’re moving along through the outside the air corridor. just how common furloughs for prisoners have place, such a prisoner has absolutely nothing to began the shooting in this incident, victims.) Founded In 1881 McKay is known to have investigated a “ One of the driving forces behind consideration process.” become in recent years. Many states parmit them lose by failing, to return from hit furlough — he can “ We don’t have final decisions yet, that they ensure the safety of their But both Crowe and Howard have onhrWBgprlaoeed agaRk' fThot the priaoners Are tbm vnany escapes during furloughs? PENNY M. SIEFFERT...... PuM tth«r * possible conflict of interest In connection with our consideration is simply the moral — Including Reagan'sCaUMaia, aMeti gseew far OEOflOE T. CHAPPELL ...... Edilor responsibility of America and the fact but it clearly is an issue that is under civilian aircraft by not sending them said the most compelling reason understand this is indicated by the fact that, in According to the Bush campaign headquarters, Meese’s ownership of the stock in regional as to allow furloughs for prisoners convicted of DOUGLAS A. BEVINS ...... Executive Editor that we’ve always been a humane active discussion,” Fitzwater said. into harm’s way,” Howard said. Rogers mistook the aircraft for a Massachusetts in 1986, first-degree murderers.on “ under Dukakis administrations, some 62 MARIE P. G R A D Y ...... City Editor “ Baby Bell” companies at the same time he certain sorts of homicide. It’s just another aspect of nation that takes these kinds of On Capitol Hill, House Speaker Jim Howard discounted speculation on military plane was an electronic prisoners have walked away from Massachusetts ALEXANDER G IR E L L I...... Ateoclide Editor was meeting with the heads of regional the general mood of permissiveness that has oozed furlough had the second-highest escape rate of any problems very seriously and assumes Wright, D-Texas, said Congress Capitol Hill that an Iranian warplane emission from the Airbus. On Tues­ prisons, furlough programs, work-release telephone companies to discuss legal over American society In recent decades. category of convicted criminals.) ' DENISE A. ROBERTS ...... Advertleing Director personal responsibilities,” he said. would likely support a request for might have been flying behind the day, Howard identified the transmis­ restrictions on the companies. But the Commonwealth of Massachusetts In the second place, wouldn’t it occur to any' programs, pre-release centers and halfway JEANNE G. FROMERTH ...... Builneee Meneger The Defense Department acknowl­ compensation If it came from the commercial flight in an attempt to use sion as signals broadcast on a houses.” That’s enough to cause plenty of trouble. SHELDO N C O H E N ...... Cotnpoelng Meneger NPR said it could not learn why McKay (Michael Dukakis, governor) can always he found normal mind that a convicted first-degree edged Thursday that the Iranian A300 president. it as a cover to sneak up on the USS frequency used only by military How would President Dukakis treat federal ROBERT H. HUBBARD ...... Preetroom Meneger declined to press charges. “ It should come from the presi­ Vincennes. aircraft. in the forefront of any kind of liberal nonsense, and murderer, serving a life sentence without hope of ’ FRANK J. M cB U C E G A N ...... Clrculetlon Director Airbus shot down by the U.S. warship prisoners, you ask? Good question. furloughs for prisoners are no exception. So. it’s parole (the most drastic penalty Massachusetts *" 8 — MANCHESTER HERALD, Friday. July B, 1988 MANCHESTER HERALD, Friday. July 8. 1988 — 9 FOCUS WEEKEND

The Big MouthI Children’s theater mini-cafes serving foods from and a waterslide. One-price Korea, Italy, Mexico, Poland, admission covers all of this, as The huge puppets of Frank What’s grumbling these days Germany and many other Prospective homeowner must be patient Ballard will be featured in well as live entertainment and in Coventry? The Grumbling nations. parking. This weekend’s price is PEOPLE “ Little Shop of Horrors,” being Gryphons Traveling Children’s Saturday evening, the world $12.75 for adults, $11.75 for DEAR BRUCE: My produced for the next 10 days by a part-time job to increase the Can you suggest a way to convince Theater, of course. The Coventry famous Grucci Family will do a juniors. wife and I are 24 years savings. Only when the savings grow Paiey back on feet Nutmeg Theatre, on the Arts Commission will present old. and we would like to the bank to give us this card account fireworks extravaganza, syn­ would I consider getting involved in a University of Connecticut’s this group Saturday at noon, in purchase our first so we can offer the same service to our NEW YORK - chronized to golden oldies music. mortgage of the size you discussed. Storrs campus. This musical Patriot’s Park. This 90-minute home. But we are very customers that our competitors do? CBS founder and Three downtown stages will You rascal, you When you are 24, a year or two seems N.L., VIRGINIA BEACH, VA. comedy tells the story of a Skid show will be part of the 275 Plus 1 much in the dark about Smart Money chairman William feature concerts by the SNET The 1988 Good Lovin’ Tour, like forever, but you’ll find that the Row floral clerk, who raises festival, which will run from 10 how to proceed. Paiey is back on Orchestra New England, the with members of the 1960s group, time will pass quickly. DEAR N.L.: Not to worry — the carnivorous monster house- a.m. to 6 p.m. The Gryphons will Unlike a lot of young Bruce Williams his feet and has Riverboat Ramblers, the Mo­ The Young Rascals, will be at I should note, though, that it is likelihood is that you belong to one or plants. Ballard, a master do a workshop on Indian lore, couples, we have no made his first town Revue and more. For more Oakdale Musical Theatre on possible to buy property with less more of the floral wire services. At puppeteer of international instructing children on making desire to live in a ^ b lic appearance information call Mike Lamper- Saturday evening. The group’s money down if you purchase private least one, and probably others, offer a renown, has built these plants masks and singing songs. Then, condominium or town- after recovering elli at 443-8331. original drummer, guitarist and mortgage insurance. The insurance credit-card service. from wire, foam rubber and fascinating short stories will be house. Indeed, we would company will guarantee to the lender from gall bladder keyboard player/singer will be I know that the Tele-Flora organiza­ reeds. “ Little Shop of Horrors” presented in elaborate costumes. like to own at least five or six acres so take the transfer immediately if we that if something goes wrong with surgery. there, for “ Groovin’,” and “ I’ve tion offers a credit-card service where runs through July 16 at 8 p.m., In case of rain, the whole thing Oldies time we can have privacy from our are to get it at all. you, it will hold the lender free of Paiey, 86, was Been Lonely Too Long.” If you you can send all of your accounts — with matinees Saturday and July neighbors. N.L., SOMERVILLE, N.J. damage for the first 20 percent. genial as he read a will be moved to Sunday, noon to It’s Oldies Weekend at Lake enjoyed their music in the The problem is that we’re now Visa, Mastercard, American Ex­ 16, in the air conditioned Harriet 6 p.m. The private mortgage company speech and ans­ Compounce Festival Park in background of “ The Big Chill” living in central New Jersey where press, Dinners’ Club, etc. — through S. Jorgensen Theatre. Tickets DEAR N.L.: While I understand does receive a substantial premium wered questions Bristol, where Bowzer, former and “ Legal Eagles,” you won’t the real estate is very expensive. So the one clearing house. I suspect that are $12 general, $10 for students, and empathize with your desire to live for this co-signature, so it is not a the other services such as Flora-Fax Thursday about Take your licks leader ofShaNaNa, kicks off the want to miss their concert. It we have arranged with our employer in a more rural setting, I think you senior citizens. weekend with a show at 8 tonight. route you should take lightly. and FTD offer similar arrangements. plans for a new You can scream for ice cream starts at 8 p.m., and tickets are to be transferred to rural Pennsylva­ might want to rethink this whole His outrageous comedy is J You must be more patient in your While using their service deprives building to house at the Captain James Francis $19.50. For more information, nia, where real estate is much less situation. quest for privacy. combined with the talents of The you of the float, it would satisfy your the Museum of House, 120 Hartford Ave., call 265-1501. expensive. I have no quarrel with taking the Beam me up, Scotty Drifters, Bobby Lewis, The need to accept credit-card charges. Broadcasting. Wethersfield, where there will be MOUTHING OFF — Audrey II, a man-eating houseplant, My wife and I have a combined transfer now and establishing your­ DEAR BRUCE: We own a retail Angels and The Stingrays. An assistant at Creation, a traveling conven­ old-fashioned ice cream making income of a little more than $8^000. self in Pennsylvania. But you would flower shop that’s ^een In business for is one of the stars .of "Little Shop of Horrors," the musical Saturday’s show, also at 8 The price of the property should run _ , his office, who tion for fans of the television demonstrations on Saturday. be biting off a huge chunk to try to seven months, doing reasonably well. comedy playing now at Harriet S. Jorgensen Theatre, on p.m., features Chuck Berry and Harping on things between $200,000 and $225,000.-The William Paiey asked not to be show, “ Star Trek,” will be at the Once the ice cream is prepared, finance a $200,000 property on an But now we have a problem. We’ve Bruce Williams, America’s lop the University of Connecticut’s Storrs campus. his better-than-ever revival of only thing that is holding us up is that named, said it was Paley’s first public Howard Johnson Conference everyone can take a lick or two. The Connecticut Convention of $80,000 income. applied to our banks to have an radio host, Is heard each week night oldies music. The weekend we have a very small amount of engagement since his illness. Center Hotel In Windsor Locks The event will cost $2 for adults, the Sacred Harp is scheduled for There’s always a possiblity that one account so we can accept credit cards. on NBC stations. His column appears concludes with Jan & Dean, money to put down (a little more than of you could lose your job or become Paiey was in critical condition after this weekend. Denise Crosby, 75 cents for children, which also this weekend at First Baptist U The bank has said no — because there every Monday, Wednesday and Fri­ wooden tall ship. If that’s too rich $10,000), and everyone we’ve spoken who plays Tasha Yar in the show Und|er sail onstage at 8 p.m. Sunday. Church and Memorial Chapel in ill. Then you’d be in a fine pickle! If I is a problem with our credit history. day. Write to Williams in care of the emergency gall bladder surgery on Feb. 11. covers a tour of the house. for your blood, there are to says we must put down at least 20 “ Star Trek: The Next Throughout the weekend, Middletown, there will be were you, I would take the transfer, We had some little things go wrong Manchester Herald, P.O. Box 591, But he “ remarkably Improved after one New London’s annual Sailfest one-hour sightseeing cruises on percent. Generation,” will speak both on Beatiemagic stage shows will singing throughout both days, a then buy a smaller home, meanwhile years ago, but our finances are in good Manchester 06040. Letters of general month in the hospital” and was sent home is coming up this weekend, and the River Queen II, for just $5.50. How can we do this now? Our Saturday and on Sunday. Science perform. There also will be hula pot luck luncheon and instruction saving as much money as possible. shape now. We do need to be able to interest will be answered in the March 15, Myma Manners, a spokeswoman Oldies at shell it’s a party you won’t want to For the children, you’ll find employer has told us that we must Fiction Pictlonary games will be hoop, twist and limbo contests, on harmony singing. For You might even entertain the idea of accept credit cards. column. for New York Hospital-Cornell Medical miss. From the Great New robots, games, magic, face available, and there will be a The Oldies But Goodies sock hops and a display of information and directions to all Center, said at the time. London Ocean Race, tonight at 7, painting, clowns, and Peter sci-fi dealers’ emporium with Express will bring the sounds of “ antique” cars from the ’50s and locations, call 583-0841. to the concert by Roomful of Abbott’s Touring Mime Circus. items to suit every budget. the ’50s and ’60s to the ’60s, Blues, which ends Sunday at 11 If you’re hungry, you’ll find In addition, the in-house shows, L Tribute to veteran Manchester Bicentennial Band Sailoi^s dream woman comes Tickets cost $14 at the door, and p.m., you’ll find plenty that’s satisfaction from the City Pier Shell; Sunday evening at 7. There which will be featured '’ HICAGO — After 20 years, a Vietnam the convention is open 11 a.m. to free and fun. Food Festival, each night until 11 Jazz in the garden Dr. G ott will be lots of good music, and a throughout the summer, will be veteran finally was able to tell the mother of a 7 p.m., Saturday and Sunday. The theme, of course, is p.m. There will be lobster, corn chance to dance the night away. introduced this weekend. They Everything’s coming up jazz Peter Gott, M.D. buddy killed In the war how much her son was sailing. There is an overnight on the cob, steamers, shish alive through holiday letter The band shell is on the campus include “ Country Hoe Down,” p and roses. The Nick Brignola admired and respected, thanks to some race, a wooden boat race, two kabobs doughboys and more. Pickin’ In the grass of Manchester Community revue of contemporary country- Jazz Quartet will present a unorthodox help from advice columnist Ann sloop races and a chance for Three blocks of Bank Street in College. In case of rain, the western dance and song, and concert Sunday evening at 6:30 in DEAR for the same company my hus­ Landers. Traver Hollow, Connecticut’s boaters to swarm New London downtown will bustle with roving concert will be Monday, instead. “ Kaleidoscope,” a magical the Elizabeth Park Rose Garden, ABBY: I am band works for. They live in After trying unsuccessfully to locate the premier Bluegrass band, will harbor Saturday evening, for the entertainment and flea market currently in the another state, we have never met illusion concert. The latter is set off Asylum Avenue in West man’s family, Ms. Landers decided to publish present a free concert tonight at best view of a Grucci fireworks items, and q large arts and crafts to pop and rock tunes, and Hartford. The audience is U.S. Navy and the girl, and my husband and her a letter from veteran Gll Noble, who wrote 6:30 p.m. in the Pond House at extravaganza. show will be spread out over have just re­ father are not close friends. We Snake In the grass features both dancing and encouraged to bring a picnic Dear Abby that he wanted Kevin H. Dugan’s parents to Elizabeth Park, off Asylum Most events are free, but if Captain’s Walk. turned from a saw no reason to send this girl a magic. supper and blankets. If it rains, Tuberculosis can know "how much their son was admired and Avenue in West Hartford. The Snakes will be the topic of the you’re willing to pay $1.'). you can Also on the walk will be an six-month de­ gift, but we did send a very nice Lake Compounce has 20 rides, the concert will be held in the Abigail Van Buren group, which has members from Family Day on Sunday, at the international festival, with p loym en t in card. respected by the men he served with” before sign on for a two-hour ride on a two stages, paddleboats, a beach Pond House, instead. his death in 1968. Coventry and Columbia, special­ Connecticut State Museum of occur at any age Keflavik, Ice­ Today, we received an ac­ Natural History. There will be land. I want to knowledgement from Jennifer. ” I felt the letter from Gil Noble was so ized in traditional Kentucky snakes and tortoises from around tell you that Inside the envelope was the card sincere,” she said. music. The concert will be DEAR DR. GO’i’T: Please settle a disagreement I the world, for kids and adults to through Opera­ we had sent her, folded to fit the Kevin’s mother, Anne Dugan Brown, who followed by a country and square have with two well-read friends. I’m of the opinion has remarried but still lives in Blue Point, said dance, with Jim Gregory calling. get to know, up close. The event Featuring: that a person between the ages of 30 and 40 is more tion Dear Abby, I met the woman together. small envelope. Her message of my dreams! We corresponded was: “ Thank you so much for the a neighbor oalled to tell her about the column, The dance is from 7:45 to II p.m. is free to museum membersr$2 susceptible to tuberculosis than a person between 60 LIN CHARVAT, for non-members. Activities will for six months and I finally met SCHAUMBURG, ILL. nice card for my graduation. I and the phone then rang all day. This is the opening of the 11th and 70, assuming a similar standard of IWlng. Am I be offered from 1 to 4 p.m. in the right? ) her when I came home on leave, thought maybe you would like to “ We were all a little teary-eyed at first,” season of free dances and Jorgensen Auditorium Building DEAR READER: No. Tuberculosis is 4 bacterial and we’ve been inseparable ever DEAR BRUCE AND LIN: use the card again. (Signed) Ms. Brown said, “ but I felt it was a wonderful concerts in the park. at the University of Connecti­ infection that commonly affects the lungs.'TT is since. Congratulations. Although not all Jennifer.” tribute to (Kevin’s) memory.” cut’s Storrs campus. spread by direct contact with infected persons. I want to thank the thousands of pen pal relationships lead to Abby, I never knew it was Some people with immune deficiencies are more Dear Abby readers who sent romance, many do. School mandatory to send a gift when DInesen In Africa 0 UIDI susceptible to tuberculosis than are normals, but letters to our troops in Keflavik. teachers have made a class one receives an announcement. ‘Short Circuit’ stardom The film version of Isak this is not usually age-related. In the past, when TB What a great morale booster! It projects of America Remembers We send graduations gifts to all In another age helps to know that people appre­ and Operation Dear Abby with our relatives and friends we know LOS ANGELES Dinesen’s classic, "Out of was a common occurrence, many people — A New Age Fair is scheduled ciate our efforts when we’re fascinating results. well. Were we wrong to send only — Actres8 Cindy Africa,” will be presented particularly children — contracted it and got well forSMprday from 10a.m. to5 without treatment. Sometime later, these individu­ overseas. Needless to say, it For those out there who would a card? I am now thinking that Gibb says she shed Saturday and Sunday evenings at p.m., at 50 Bloomfield Ave., Weekend Specials als were surprised to find, on routine chest X-rays-, made my holiday season much like a pen pal in the North Pole perhaps she could have used a her serious side to the Wadsworth Atheneum, 600 Hartford. There will be crystals that they had had TB: Enlarged and calcified lymph happier. Now my future looks and Alaska, here’s the address book on etiquette. Please expose the “ kooky, Main St.. Hartford. Thei9^4' ^ and gems, intuitive readings, CONTINENTAL glands were visible in the chest films. brighter because of the wonderful for troops stationed there: Opera­ comment. eclectic and fran­ picture, directed by Sydney^— ^ CUISINE ^ 4 - • Veal Francaise ...... >8.50 woman I met — through you. tion Dear Abby, America Re­ BEWILDERED INNEWARK tic” aspects other Pollack, will be shown at 8 p.m. astrological charts will be cast 8 Tuberculosis can be a serious infection in the very • Fresh Baked Scrod •7.25 young and the very old. Patients with “ burned-out" Thank you. members U.S. Forces in Alaska, personality in the in the museum’s Avery Theater, and numerology will be done. infection can have it become reactivated at a later A02 BRUCE BLOUNT, c/o USCG Suppport Center Ko DEAR BEWILDERED: An movie, “ Short Cir­ as part of a series of films based This is sponsored by An Open • Cannelloni w/«auMga & choMo — ______>6^95 date if they become ill with another disease; the TB KEY WEST, FLA. diak. Attention: PAO, Kodiak. announcement is not a bill. Under cuit 2.” on novels and short stories. Door. No admission will be the circumstances, you were • Veal Eggplant Parmigiana...... *8.75 bacteria can remain dormant in the body for years. P.S. Here’s a letter from Alaska 99619-5000. They repres­ Miss Gibb, 24, a Admission is $3. charged. "her” : under no obligation to send a gift. TB is no longer the tremendous public health ent men and women from all co-star in the • Mixed Seafood Fradiavoloovarunguine.... •8.50 DEAR ABBY: I took part in I doubt that an etiquette book problem it was up to the time of World War II. branches of the military. “ Fame” television VIETNAMESE RESTAURANT your Operation Dear Abby to would help. What Jennifer could • Baked or Broiled Scallops...... >8.50 Today, the infection is treatable with several series for three The Only Tietnameae Neataurant in Mancheaterf aifferent antibiotics. cheer those men in uniform who DEAR ABBY: Thanks for really use is a good spanking. years, has played U.MLV - MuoThun Uwh ll:S».S00 As far as I know, the susceptibility to tuberculosis would be far from home over the telling “ J.M.B.” that there was HAPPY HOURS 4-7 PM ■ Speciai Menu Lunch in Bar holidays. I decided to write to such serious roles Dinner 4-)0.30 is a complex, individual matter that bears little nothing weird or abnormal about as doomed nun FiilfSal 1100 am-11:30 pm Every Friday Dinner Speeiai: Swordfifih Cooked French Styie relation to age per se. someone in Iceland because that eating only one thing at a time. “ How to Write Letters for All Sun. f900 seemed like the most desolate Occasions" provides sample let­ Jean Donovan in LA STRADA Restaurant DEAR DR. GOTT: My 2-year-old is "tongue- I’ve always eaten that way and ters of congratulations, invita­ Oliver Stone’s 331 Center St. 647-0359 Manchester tied” His frenulum is attached so far forward that place in the world to be over the I’m 59 years old. I like to savor the 471 Hartford Road 643-6165 holidays. tions, thank-yous, condolences, “ Salvador” and he cannot stick his tongue out. there seems to be a flavor of everything I eat. If I {formerly MaiMro'i) 8:se-ia / Sea.' « t ______To my surprise, a Navy man regrets, acceptances, resumes the title role In difference of opinion as to whether or not this will wanted to combine all the flavors Cindy Gibb named Bruce answered my let­ and business letters — even how “ The Karen Car­ affect his speech and should be surgically of baked ham, sweet com, potato to write a love letter! It shows the penter Story,” set for broadcast this fall on corrected. At what age should he be Evaluated by a ter. During the six months we salad and stewed tomatoes. I’d T he H omestead speech therapist? exchanged letters, we discovered put them all in a blender, liquify proper way to address clergy­ CBS. Featuring A fine dining experience with m country antique fimir. we had a lot in common. And men, government officials, digni­ DEAR READER: I suggest you take your son to the whole mess, and drink it! In “ Short Circuit 2,” the sequel to the 1986 when we finally met, I became a taries, widows and others. To Margarltas an ear, nose and throat specialist before you involve ME TOO IN film about a human-like robot. Miss Gibb true believer in "love at first order, send your name and a speech pathologist. Surgical release of the HORNELL, N Y. plays a toy buyer desperate for a new toy for Steaks Dinner sight." address, clearly printed, plus frenulum (the web of tissue connecting the tongue to the upcoming Christmas season. for Two Abby, there is something very check or money order for $2.89 Seafood $ 5®®OFF the fioor of the mouth) is a simple and safe operation “ I did ‘Short Circuit 2’ because I had never special about getting to know a ($3.39 in Canada) to: Abby’s Good Tueaday, Wedneaday, Thursday & Sunday that may make further evaluation unnecessary. On DEAR ABBY: My husband and done light comedy and it gave me a chance to & person "between the lines" of Letter Booklet, P.O. Box 447, Expire* 8-14-88 . the other hand, if your son’s doctors recommend a I received a graduation an­ bring out that kooky, eclectic and frantic side Food From South letters. Our lives will never be the Mount Morris, III. 61054. Postage speech therapist’s evaluation, get one now. nouncement from “Jennifer,” of Cindy Gibb,” she said recently. Lunch: Tue*. • Fri. 11-4 same. Thank you for bj;inging us the daughter of a man who works and handling are included. of the Border Dinner: Tue*.-Thura. 5-9 PM / Fri. A Sal. 5-10 PM Sun. Brunch 10:30-1:30, Dinner 3-9 PM The soul of Naples OPEN EVERY NIGHT The reiUuront i* 20 minute* from M*ne|)£| 50 Higgins Highway (Rte. 31) Getting the top benefit from company car ROME — Actress Sophia Loren, bom in the Neapolitan suburb of Pozzuoli, represents the 429-1900 (Rt. 32, Monttleld) Mansfield * 456-2240 THa Hometitad “ soul of Naples,” according to the Naples PICKIN’ AND STRUMMIN’ — The members of Traver You can detour Jan. 1, 1988, salesman Steve Ward is a car, ask the auto dealer to drop tlAe Prize Foundation. around the tax law’s supplied with a $12,500 company car. price into the next lowest bracket. An Hollow are known for their musical versatility and The organization voted unanimously to 9 roadblocks governing He puts 30,000 miles on the car during example; Your company is buying a honor Loren by giving her the “ Naples in the excellence. They will be at Elizabeth Park in West personal use of com ­ the year — 18,000 miles for business, car at the beginning of 1988. It will be THR[[PENNYPUB Breakfast Spelcala World” prize, said Vittorio Pellegrino, Hartford tonight. AND pany cars — and with Sylvia 12,000 miles for personal use. The driven primarily for personal use by Monday - Friday * 5:30 - 11:00 AM outstanding success if table shows that the annual lease one of the executives. Assume that the president of the foundation. Loren “ skillfully PIZZARIA 50% off any iarge i you have a good map value for a $12,500 car is $3,600. Since “ final” price comes to $15,000. Press represented the soul of Naples,” he said on take out pizza guiding you. These Porter 40 percent of the mileage (12,000 of the dealer to drop the cost to $14,900. Thursday. 30,000) is personal. Ward is taxed on 40 That’s only $100 less, but It knocks $25 The prize is to be awarded in December in • 2 Eggs, with Toast & Coffee *1 .2 9 answers to common Good Sunday thru Thurs. questions will help you percent of $3,600 — or $1,440. That’s off the annual lease cost. Naples. with coupon ^ with a choice of Ham, Bacon. get the maximum tax the amount of Ward’s non-cash It is the first to be given by the foundation to M QUESTION: What’s included in the 10:10, 12:30; Sun 12:05, 2:25, 4:45, 7:40, benefits. compensation based on his pesonal thank those who have spread the “ the special Sausage, or Hash *2 .2 9 annual lease value in the tables? Cln«M eitv - *»#:• (R) Fri 10:10.— Bull Durham (R) FrI ond Sat Live entertainment Friday use. character and the extraordinary vitality” of 4:45, »:30; Sot and Sun 1:15, 3:45, 4 .« , 12:50, 3:05, 5:20, 7:50, 10:20, 12:X ; Sun Most company executives told me ANSWER: This value covers the 12:50, 3:05, 5:20, 7:50, 10:20. QUESTION: My company supplies the southern Italian city, the Italian news ♦:30. - Btlltnon and T rw W FrI 4.30, and Saturday, featuring 3 SC. me and two other employees with cars that to value personal use, they use an QUESTION: How does a company use of the car, insurance and t:15; Sot and Sun 1, 3:30, 4:30, * ; « • — Home Fries determine an employee’s personal maintenance. The value of a mobile agency ANSA reported. Th« Grand Hlohvwv Pf* M A N C H R tT IR f for business use. All three of us IRS table value approved in advance. Sun 1:30, 4, 7, 9:40. — UA m ta ltn Rotl — Willow (PG) ■___ IULL^JJiPUh.___ i and total mileage? telephone or other specialized equip­ (G) Frl7:154 9:50; $atandSun1:45,4.10r Fri-Sun I 4:20, 7, 9:25 — P o lte rg e ltl III obviously use the cars for some (PG-13) FrI-Sun 2:15,4:40, 7:20,9:45. — LA STRADA Restaurant personal driving. How should the QUESTION: How does the table ANSWER: It’s easy. The employee ment is excluded if the equipment is 7:15r f:50. 643-6165 value method work? Rogers retired happily Rambo III (R) FrI-Sun 2:10, 4:30, 7:15, 4T1 M.rtlo«l company handle this personal use? keeps a diary or similar record that installed for use in the company’s 9:35. — Hoavy M otal (R> FrI and Sat West Middle Turnpike • 649-3361 midnight. — Eddie Murphy Raw (PG) ANSWER: The IRS estimates what has detailed entries for business use business. The annual lease value does CINCINNATI — Roy Rogers, who ANSWER: The value of that use is FrI and Sat midnight. — The Rocky it would cost an employee to leave a (tinie, place, mileage and purpose). not include gas. entertained a generation of post-World War II Horror Picture Show (R) FrI and Sat taxable compensation paid to you, the ‘^F«J''wrtiord» S T T i r m idnight. car comparable to the one supplied b y . He also should enter the beginning QUESTION: If the company pays Americans as the singing cowboy atop a horse Rambo III

NEW YORK (AP) - Yoshiaki of the world’s richest people. Mori’s fortune was put at $15 billion, up from 90 in the previous Tsutsumi is a bit poorer than he The story appears irk the billion. was last year — make that less list. magazine’s July 25 issue. \ Following the two Japanese are R E A L e s t a t e OPPORTUNITIES wealthy — but the Japanese The designation for Tsutsumi Paul, Albert and Ralph Reich- The United States still accounts railroad magnate still ranks as again puts Forbes at odds with mann, Canadian brothers who for more billionaires than any the world’s richest person, Fortune magazine. In its compi­ have built a $9 billion fortune in other country, Forbes noted. The r according to Forbes magazine. lation of the world’s billionaires real estate, Forbes said. magazine said at least 47 Ameri­ Featuring: Tsutsumi, head of Japan’s last October, Fortune estimated Shin Kyuk-ho, a South Korean can individuals and 20 U.S. Century 21 Epstein Realty Seibu Railway Group, has a that Tsutsumi’s holdings, which with interests in candy making, families are worth more than $i personal net worth of at least comprise railroads, hotels and hotels and real estate, is ranked billion, compared with 32 individ­ $18.9 billion, making him the DON’T golf clubs, were worth a far No. 4 ($8 billion-plus), and uals and families in second-place 543 North Main St. world’s richest person for the smaller $2.5 billion. Kenneth Cole Irving, a Canadian Japan and 16 in third-ranked second straight year, Forbes said The second richest person on with interests in oil distribution, West Germany. Manchester iiiii Thursday. 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The lawyers said that among 76 people who obtained room Raised Ranch In executive GE’s earnings up Aetna, which insured the intrauterine device stocks of Recruit-Cosmos Co., a area close to 1384. Four first floor CHFA/FHA Approved FAIRFIELD — General Electric Co. says its when it was made and sold by the real estate and leasing company, bedrooms, two and one half baths, fantastic finished lower second quarter profit jumped 16percent Richmond-based A H. Robins Co., took over at discounts before the shares Condo Robins’ defense and allegedly withheld were issued publicly. level, screened porch and Manchester - *95,900. because of strong performances by the completely private and wooded company’s plastics, broadcasting and financial information about the dangers of the Daikon "This involves the most senior Super Condo for singles! 2 bed­ LDP officials, and there is going rear yard. Yolanda Carroll. services operations. Shield from women who used it. rooms, 2 full baths, security sys­ Under the settlement. Aetna would pay $75 to be a major outcry from the Close to Cheney Tech tem, pool, exercise room, The Fairfield-based company reported sauna. Very private location. million in cash and provide up to $350 million in Japanese people,” said Shigeru B O LTO N - Like new 8 room Custom Built Contem­ Well kept home with full, rear dormer. Large rooms Thursday that net earnings totaled $835 million, Ito, a high-ranking official in the M A N C H ES TER *229,500 Condo set back in woods. Close or 93 cents a share, up from $720 million, or 79 insurance as part of the trust Robins wants to set porary Colonial, spacious family room oversized sun with open floor plan, 3 bedrooms, VA baths. All to 384. up to end its bankrutpcy case. Japan Socialist Party, the No. 1 Meticulously maintained four appliances remain. Partially finished basement. cents a share originally reported for the the opposition party. room, deluxe kitchen, 3 bedrooms, 2 baths, over 2200 sq. bedroom two and one half bath Oversized garage with electricity. Very large, private same period a year ago. Court accepts petition “ Their obtaining stocks before Colonial on large lot In quiet ft. of living area, a 1 acre plus landscapers dream. GE’s 1987 quarterly earnings were restated at they go on the market is unfair residential neighborhood. Fully lot. Spiffy Home •274,000 A skin g *144,900.00 Manchester - *1M,900. year-end to reflect adoption of new income tax NEW DELHI, India — A court has agreed to and dirty,” Ito told The Asso­ applianced eat In kitchen plus accounting rules. The company said in a hear arguments that Union Carbide Corp. had ciated Press. “ Although they formal living room. Exceptional Beautiful Dutch Colonial in floor plan tor family living. Olane ‘Putting You 1st Is 2nd Nature To U s ! " statement that ongoing operations are not scorned India’s judicial system in the cases broke no law, they abused their sought out Henry St. area!! Johnson. Tastefully decorated, with 8 affected by the change. stemming from the Bhopal gas disaster, positions to line their pockets. Sales during the second quarter totaled $9.25 Political funding and the stock U&R REALTY CO. STRANO REAL ESTATE rooms, 4 BB, l'/2 baths, 1st floor according to a news report. market are sure to be examined den and laundry room, fire­ billion, off 3 percent from $9.56billion in the A two-judge panel of the Madhya Pradesh 156 E. CENTER ST., MANCHESTER, CT place, finished basement, walk- now.” *95,(X)0 — Lot for sale - perfect for solar or contem porary style previous quarter when sales of the company’s High Court accepted a petition accusing the home. Call (or details. iS s 4 4 3 - 2 4 9 2 up attic! Not Just a drive by! Under Japanese law, the stock CALL TODAY - 647-“SOLD” consumer electronics businesses were included Danbury, Conn.-based company of contempt of ^ M u rd o c k , Realtor GE-RCA Consumer Electronics, which deals were technically legal court, the Press Trust of India reported — FREE HOME EVALUATION — contributed about $3 billion a year in sales, was because firms can determine to 8 Thursday. whom they sell shares and at sold to Thomson SA of France late last year. A hearing was ordered on the petition, but no “ With these results, GE is well on its way to a what price. REALTY WORLD date was announced, the news agency said. (203) 646-7709 73 W »,l Cenler SIreal second consecutive full year of strong Japan’s major newspapers \Fiano Realty Co. D.W.nSH Union Carbide .spokesman Ed Van Den Amelle quoted informed sources as say­ I Commercfsf-fnyesfnwnf Company ] ■'Frechatle Aiioclatei Mancheilar C T 06040 double-digit increases in earnings.” said GE said the company had no comment since it had ing the secretaries — politicians’ Chairman John F. Welch Jr. OF/ homes /a w iA#rWE GFTA i RESULTS not seen the report. top aides and confidants — made ^A 4 6 .5 2 0 0 ■ FOR SALE up to $1 million from sales of the VERNON DIVISION 6F THOMAS A. BENOIT ENTERPMSeV stocks shortly after they were • Route 83. 6 sera Industrial Sits, sxcallant for offered to the public in 1986. The OPEN HOUSE ■ SoL, July 9, 19-3 PM mini warahousa/atoraga, Industrial Condo OPEN HOUSE • Sat, July 9, f-3 PM uaa. profits apparently were used for 4 WodMdgo Dr., Ballon ■ •219,900 Costs of managing funds 890 e. Ctnftr St, Wanefwattr ■ •139,900 • 2 Aoraa In C-10 zona on Rt. 83 naar Hart­ campaign funds and not for PRICE REDUCED TO SELL mann's Suparmarkal. 2,000 SF homa with CONVENIENCE A LUXURY LIVING 8 year old, Immaculoto ralted ranch. Proteaalonally personal gain. COVENTRY — •145,500 Inooma apt. QUESTION: News commentators said the Nawly Bum and BaiuUtully Dacorattd TownhouM landscapad. 2 full botha, firsplacad family room, formal understand how well — or how Inlaw or Income Potential Condo. Como ito thli onal TOLLAND .,v:> My wife and I deals raised suspicions that the dining room, 2 car garage, beautiful view, mint condition. badly — my investment is faring. After « dip in the lake, enjoy the DIraotlono: Niar Inliraaetlon of E. Cantor St. & Eaat • 20 */— prima commarclal aoraa on Rta 10S have $30,000 in company was trying to curry Middia Turnpika. Dir: Campmaating Rd. to Cartar 8t. Right onto Volp), loft to adjacant to 1-84. PSD zoned. Potential uses But I am still in the dark about private yard o f thia charming 4 bed* Birch Mountain Rd.. tat right TInkar Pond, tat lalt pait a mutual fund. one often-used term in the reports favor with the politicians. But so Inoiuda duster davalopmant, strip shopping room Cape on private lot, minutes TInkar Pond - Waatridga. and officaa. The fund’s in­ Investors’ — “ basis points.” For instance, far nothing has been proved. to Coventry Lake. vestment port­ ELLINOTON a Guide the.nnost recent quarterly report Fund-raising and gifts of mo­ I folio consists sayjkthe fund’s dividend yield was ney have long been the key to • 3.5 Aoraa In Prime Industrial area abutUm Et- mostiy of Go- success in Japanese politics. CO VEN TR Y - a W F I S H llngton Airport Property Includes 'atfuitd william A. Doyle “ 50 basis points higher than the IS M Colonutf with Commarclal PotanMW. vernment Na- yield on 10-year Treasury securi­ Senior lawmakers routinely pass •197,000. TH E REALTY COM HANY tional Mort- out envelopes stuffed with bills to BOLTON ties.” What in the world is a basis jAffordable New Construction g a g e point? their juniors to cultivate parlia­ • 31 aoraa In axcallant location for potential Association 'This 2800 sq. ft. Contemporary will subdivision. Proparty also Includsa hislortc mentary votes and support. ' offer 3 bedrooms, 2 baths,- a fire> 18th cantury Colonial w/ssvaral outbuildings certificates — "Ginnie Maes” penses below 1 percent of the ANSW ER: I t ’ s one one- In particular, stock market place and deck in private country B e tte r for possible hors# farm. M A N C H ESTER *211,900 We also have direct ownership of fund’s assets. At some funds, that hundredth of I percent. And 50 manipulation is a major revenue setting, minutes to 384. 16 Ginnie Maes purchased over a OWNER ANXIOUSII “ expense ratio” is three-quarters basis points in one-half of 1 source for politicians and it is OPEN HOUSE ■ Saf.. July 9, 1-4 PM FOR LEASE Pries has Just been raducedll This Dutch Colonial features 4 long period of time. The interest of 1 percent or lower. % percent. rarely challenged, according to 231 No. Elm SL, Manehootor ■ •180,000 ELLINOTON bedrooms, formal dining room, eat-ln kitchen, bey window In we collect on our Ginnie Maes is At mutual funds with 12b-l As I write this, the yield of U.S. Masayuki Fukuoka, a professor Anaaldl built 3 bedroom ranch. Firsplacad living room, • Rsntal/Profssslonal Offica space available In living room, sliders off family room, fireplace, wilk-ln cloeete, about 2 percentage points higher plans, the expense ratio often Treasury bonds due to mature in of political science at Tokyo’s natural woodwork, 10,000 BTU bullt-ln air conditioner, 2 shopping carrtara on high traffic - Routa S3. hardwood floor, bieezeway, 2/3 acre private lot. Located In & 1H baths. Nice large rec room. Much more. Coma aae. than the dividend yield on the exceeds 2 percent. 1998 is 9 percent. Assuming your Komazawa University. LOTS ACREAGE Several altsa available starting at 1400 SF at Forest Hlllsl A super buylll Dir Main St. to HolHatar 81. to No. Elm 81. mutual fund. Since you obviously are most mutual fund’s dividend payments “ Money politics is so long­ COVENTRY - Approved 1-17 acre building lot. Owner •g «-‘ 11'»a9. II. flnancing available. It just doesn’t seem right for the dissatisfied with the expenses of have the same yield advantage standing and deep-rooted in Japa­ 243 Main ElraaL Manchastar, C T 08040 mutual fund to take that much off your mutual fund, your only over 10-year Treasuries they did nese politics that it is considered BOLTON — 1-3 acre approved 643-1S91 243 Main S t, Manchester, CT 06040 Dally BXXMXIO (203) 646-7709 the income for management and recourse is to “ vote with your on the date of the shareholder a necessary evil and seen as all 871-1400 Vernon Cr., Vernon, CT 06000 Sol.B«OSKXI 643-4616 9 other expenses. Are there laws to feet” — redeem the shares you report, your “ current yield” — right as long as people aren’t “Homework Is What We Do Best!*' protect consumers in cases such own in that fund and invest your annual dividend divided by share caught,” Fukuoaka said. as this? Do we have any money elsewhere. value — is 9.5 percent. recourse? If QUESTION: It’s relatively William Doyle, a syndicated ANSWER: There are no fed­ easy to learn which mutual funds columnist, welcomes written AN EAGER eral laws or regulations on that have commission "loads” on the questions, but he can provide Weekend- latex-ite subject. However, some states to purchase of their shares. But the answers only through thf column. hyCOPriANI) ' limit the amount mutual funds only way I kow of finding out Write to Doyle In care of the fun rni Ilff \ LOOKS 8 can take “ off the top.” HOME BUYER NEW e/6 DUPLEXES which funds have 12b-l plans and Manchester Herald, P.O. Box 591, Of' YOUn PRIVFWAY B O LTO N „ Mallard Vlow - 3 badroom lownhoun mahsa an aflsaBSfll Every mutual fund receives ” rear-end loads” in the form of Manchester 06040. Tha owiwr ol Wto 7 room.« ba» raiwhJwabought a n o ^ Invaatmont Each unfl has flraplaoa, ptivala bosantsfli interest and/or dividends from redemption fees or contingent homM 1M floor lam. rm. and a tH sera loS Wsoan makt you oarpaUng, appHanoaa and garaga. INViMT TODAY PON the securities it holds as invest­ d e fe n d sales charges deferred CHECKS THE 4/ Real Estate • d^l TOMORROWI ments. After collecting that mo­ salescharges requires reading E S T A B L IS H E D 1 8 8 2 BRAND NEW LISTING!!! Call 640-2482 "WE'RE SELLING HOUSESI" Call 646-2482 "WE'RE SELLING HOUSEST ney, the fund reducts its operat­ the prospectus of each fund. Original ownera have taken excellent care of this sharp ing expenses and passes the rest 7* room Ratted Ranch on Vernon Street. 3 bedrooms. Is there any source listing this 2.5 baths, large eat-in kitchen, formal dining room, along to fund shareholders as data on all mutual funds? REAL ESTATE 647-8400 gracious living room, family room with fireplace, 2*car dividends. 168 Main Street, Manchester garage. A peaceful aelting on a well landscaped lot. All mutual funds have operat­ ANSWER: Yes. You will find Buckley School - M95,000._ ing expenses. Typically, the that information in the “ Pano­ BLACK CARPENTER ANTS PAGE IN THE .... k.S largest expense is the “ manage­ rama” section of Wiesenberger CAN DAMAGE YOUR HOME ment” or investment advisory” Investment Companies Services, fee paid to the people who run the a thick manual on file in the Bliss to the rescuel Black Carpenter Ants excavate extensive galleries In wood to serve as nesting places and can seriously harm your WAFTANOKE ROAD PRICE SLAaHEDI fund. But other expenses add to reference section of many public MANCHESTER home. They’re unsightly and unsanitary but they are no match for Oualom daalgnad 7 room, 2H boNw, apM Isval. HUQE On fltlt 3 badroom Edmund S t Otpoi Immaoulala the fund's total operating costs. libraries. The expense ratios and NOOM8 Maol torthoat aiho do lota ol snttrtalninat Largs oondWoM tH bolho, nawar Mtoban, t4C daap loL Only Bliss trained technicians. Ask about our PR EVENTIVE M AINTENANCE When a fund has a 12b-l plan — other statistics on mutual funds privata roar yardi •13S.B0a P LA N : it’s backed by over a century of reliability. through which management ex­ are included in Panorama. HERALD Call 640-2482 "WE RE SELLING HOUSESI” Call S4S-2482 ‘WE'RE SELLING HOUSESi- tracts money from the fund’s Wisenberger recently pub­ assets, which belong to existing lished a separate 69-page Pano­ shareholders, and uses that mo­ rama, with information updated 6 4 9 t 9 2 4 0 'WE GUARANTEE OUR HOUSES” ney to promote the sale of shares to Dec. 31,1987. Look for It in your to new investors — total expenses library. BING BANC BOOM!!! BRAND NEW LISTING!!! Here*a your opportunity to own your 1st home! Quaint Blanchard & Rossetto Owner, need immedi.le rale! Price reduc'd jo can be very high. 6 room older Colonial in the Porter Street area on As has been stressed in this QUESTION: The shareholder BUSS • 133 SOO. Creel bie 6* room lownhouMs el Northlield Green. 3 bedroom.. 2 full end 2 hell belhe, eppliencee, Munro Street. 3 bedrooms, living room with nreplece, EXTERMINATORS dining room and eat-in kitchen, hardwood flooro. 2 car column, a well-run mutual fund reports from my mutual fund are eilre ineulelion, roc room with ber. conirel vec, REAL ESTATE 6 4 6 - 2 4 8 2 garage. *134.900. with a cost-coi^ious manage­ very difficult to read. I have ^ THE OLDEST AND LARGEST IN CONN. he see your listings?! cerporl. Cell Quick. Won't Leil. ment can keep' its annual ex­ read them several times to ”\ lg - MANCHESTER HERALD, Friday. July 8. 1988 Weather Quarry Jim McLaren died, but be came back to compete From page 1 From page 1 By Kevin lole facing able-bodied men. Burlington Free Press another lifelong dream, an acting did not go according to plan. “I always hated endurance sports before. But MacLaren won’t be career. farmers in the area. in a battle revolving around Quarry owners appealed the comply with its regulations," Less than seven miles into the Branse said. crushed if he doesn’t reach that But MacLaren decided to buck So far this year, rainfall is whether the company can legally commission's denial of a permit BURLINGTON, Vt. - Jim But after the accident, my sense of 26-mile, 385-yard race, M acLar­ goal. the odds. He vigorously attacked about 6 inches below average, quarry a 1-acre parcel that is to work in the residential-zoned Town Attorney Barger said the MacLaren died in New York City en’s artificial leg snapped. The zoned residential. Two acres of acre on the basis that the one-acre injunction will force the Lawlers Oct. 20, 1985. competition changed, and it was competing He has overcome disappoint­ his rehabilitation program and Laro said. ments before. broken prosthesis cost him the the tract are zoned industrial and in question had been established to cease operations for as long as He was shot from his motorcy­ found that endurance sports such chance at the record. "Six inches at this time of year against myself that got me going as much as A high school All-American about 8 acres are zoned as a legal, non-conforming use, it takes the court to make a cle like a projectile when a bus as biking and swimming capti­ But MacLaren did not give in. is critical because of your agri­ i anything else." lacrosse player at Vermont vated him. culture," Laro said. residential. Branse said. He added that while decision. Barger said the com­ ran a red light and struck him He hopped the final 20 miles on the Lawlers are waiting for a mission is concerned with "irrep ­ broadside. The force of the Academy, MacLaren went to “I always hated endurance one leg. The average yearly rainfall is The Zoning Board of Appeals in Yale University as a football decision on that appeal, they arable harm " to the land if the collision knocked his helmet off. sports before,” MacLaren said. “ I had a pretty good cry for 20 44 inbhes, while so far this year 1986 limited quarrying to indus­ days. Miraculously, MacLaren that kept happening and I real­ player. He began his career as a should be able to continue quarry continued operations. He suffered massive head injur­ "But after the accident, my sensb minlites” after the race, Ma­ the rainfall has been 15.89 inches, trial land, but also determined survived it all. ized right away that I’d gotten a tight end, but the Eli coaches quarrying. Johnson added, "W e didn’t feef ies. A lung was tom open, his ribs of competition changed, and it cLaren said. “ But I got over it. I Laro said. that quarrying in the 1-acre “ When I woke up, the surgeon big break.” switched him to defensive tackle “ (The quarry) is now operating the matter was being resolved as mangled, his spleen crushed. His was competing against myself wanted to run Boston (in April) The lack of rain has reduced the A. residential parcel was allowed as told me they’d done everything The long-term effect of the because of his size. in compliance with the town of fast as it should be. We can’t left leg was nearly tom from his that got me going as much as and I wrote to the Boston Athletic capacity of the town reservoirs by long as the owners installed a they could and that there was no accident was the loss of M acLar­ MacLaren was 6-foot-5, 285 Boltor it will continue to replace the rock faces.” body. anything else.” Association. I told them what about 11 percent from last year, fence around the property and medical reason why I should be en’s left leg, which was ampu­ pounds and ran the 40-yard dash Twice, MacLaren’s heart He also pushed himself aca­ happened and even though I said Patrick Kearney of the town restricted the hours of operation alive,” said MacLaren, a gradu­ tated at the knee. in 4.9 seconds, extremely quick stopped in the ambulance. Police demically and was accepted into didn’t have the qualifying time of Water and Sewer Department. from 7:30 a.m. to 4:30 p.m. The ate of Vermont Academy in The injury changed his life, but for a man his size. A career in declared him dead. Yale Drama School, where he is three hours, I was trying to break Capacity as of Monday was about ZBA determined that quarrying Saxtons River. “It gave me a it did not end it. professional football beckoned, Sewage The tide turned when he currently studying. 3:30. I didn’t want to get in (the 88 percent, compared to 99 in that 1 acre piece is considered a deep sense of how fortunate I am. MacLaren, 25, of New Haven, but he injured his right knee reached Bellevue Hospital, Physically, MacLaren im­ Boston Marathon) because of a percent at this time last year, he legal non-conforming use be­ As I look back on that, I feel as if Conn., will compete in the Bud during practice early in his senior From page 1 where the emergency room team proved dramatically and was disability, but as an athlete trying said. cause it was being done there I ’m talking about another person. Light-U.S. Triathlon Series New season and was forced to give up shocked his heart Into action with soon competing in major endu­ to improve his time.” Though Kearney doesn’t pre­ before zoning regulations to pro­ I feel so lucky, so incredibly England event Sunday in Shel­ his hopes of making the NFL. jolts of electricity. rance events. He trained fever­ dict any shortages, he's asking hibit quarrying in the residential The town resumed work last prompted the Corps’ investiga­ fortunate. burne. His recovery is so com­ The association gave Ma­ His football injury cost him a ishly and set his sights on a world people to cut down on water use. zone were established in 1962. tion into the unauthorized work in His heart beating again, he was "M y surgeon told me I ’d spend plete that he will most likely cLaren permission to run the week on areas where wetlands professional career in that sport, record for amputees in the Los "I don’t predict any problems But the Zoning Commission the wetlands. ; rushed into surgery for 18 hours. four to six months in the hospital. reach his goal of finishing in the Boston Marathon. He set a world have already been affected under and his near-fatal accident threa­ Angeles Marathon in March, but, J with the domestic water supply," denied the Lawlers a permit to Dworkin said his group im, i Then he was in a coma for six I was out in 11 days. Things like top 30 percent of his age group record for amputees by finishing an agreement with U.S. Attorney tened to cost him a chance at as had happened before, things in 3; 27. Kearney said. "But I would like to quarry in any part of the parcel Stanley A. Twardy Jr. That formed the Corps of Engineers see people conserve a little zoned for residential use because agreement, which permits the that wetlands were located where more.” commission members beliwed work to continue without the the plant was being built. The The forecast for Saturday is the Lawlers were quarcging levying of additional fines, runs group also asked that a public iHauflirslrr Hrralft I cloudy, hot and humid, tempera­ beyond the boundaries of the 1 out today. Twardy was to meet hearing be held before the Corps tures from 90 to 95 degrees, with a acre residential parcel, Mark again this morning at U.S. acted on a different wetlands Section 2, Page 13 30 percent chance of rain. Sun­ Johnson, chairman of the Zoning District Court in Hartford with permit the town had earlier day’s forecast calls for partly Commission said. officials from the town, the Corps sought for an outfall pipe to the Friday, July 8, 1988 U cloudy skies, hot and humid, with Johnson added that when it and the EPA. Hockanum River for effluent. SPORTS a high in the 90s. became apparent that quarrying Weiss would not speculate on Dworkin said the wetlands at was being done in the other the outcome of today’s meeting, the secondary facility were disco­ Herald reporters Anita Caldwell, residential parcels, a restriction but Brian Valiton, a case han­ vered when the group in April Nancy Concelman and Andrew limiting quarrying only to the dling specialist forthe Corps, said examined the maps of the state Ynrkovsky compiled this report. industrial-zoned acres was that the Corps would give an idea Department of Environmental needed. of whether it was likely to grant Protection. I Jim Tierney Branse said though that the the town a permit for work But Valiton said today that a ii' fi Lawlers did install most of the already done in the wetlands. E PA official ,told the Corps about L fence but a section of the property Valiton would not say whether the the wetlands at the secondary Herald Sports Writer Jobless is “ too steep for the fence crews to Corps believes that alternatives facility in May after an inspection get in.” the Corps asked the town to of the site. From page 1 *- But Johnson says the fence is present at Thursday’s meeting Mayor Peter P. DiRosa Jr. said broken down and not maintained. are feasible. Thursday that he was surprised Rtginild Plnto/ManchMter Harild Unemployment among teen­ Lawler said the equipment runs In a related matter, Michael by Dworkin’s action. " I find that agers fell 2.0 percentage points to ROCKY ROAD — Peter Lawler, co-owner of Bolton from about 7:30 a.m. to 4:30 p.m. Dworkin, the president of the strange behavior coming from d 13.6 percent, its lowest since 1970. Notch Quarry, stands in the quarry with his 3-year-old except on extremely hot days Manchester Environmental Coa­ town resident who wants to when workers begin earlier. But SAFE AT FIRST — Among black teens, the rate fell son, Colby. Quarry owners are in the middle of a battle lition, said today that a letter his protect the environment,” he Little League a whopping 6.0 percent to 28.4 the heavy equipment isn’t used group sent to the Corps of said. The Firefighters’ Mike with town officials over zoning territory. during those hours, he said. percent, the lowest recorded Engineers in June was what Weiss would not comment. Islieb, left, safely since that statistic was first reaches first base town tourney tracked in 1972. Black teen-age employment, however, was still during action in more than double the 12.0 percent SANYO Thursday night’s rate for white teens. game in the Town a fine memory Analysts had anticipated a CUBE surge in youth employment in the iM n H W R ^ Little League Tourna­ tourism industry as unprece­ ment at Leber Field. Baseball is America’s favorite pastime, and for youngsters just learning the game, there’s nothing dented numbers of foreigners, Iww'USSJSS*’PAJIO OH Boland Brothers' buoyed by the devalued dollar, EVERY REFRIGERATOR IN better than Little League. are vacationing in the United Danny Carangelo (13) This is a time when 9- to 12-year-old kids start to States this summer. can’t come up with yearn for the game where their competitive fires are conceived. They imitate their idols on the Red The Labor Department said the the ball. The Fire­ June Job growth was affected in OUR STORE IS NOW ON.„ Sox. the Yankees... or even the Mets. Obviously, at part by the fact that its monthly fighters won. 24-3. this level, the point is to learn the fundamentals. household survey was conducted But, most importantly, it is to have fun. late in June, "allowing extra time WE HAVE A U Reginald PInto/Menchester Herald At this time of the year in Manchester, the Little for students, graduates and sea­ THE MAJOR BRANDS! League program stages its town tournament — the sonal workers to find jobs.” highest goal of any Little Leaguer. Just to play in The hiring boom m e j^ that Firefighters eiiminate Boiand Brothers Little League is a big accomplishment in that age 62.3 percent of worl^g-age bracket. But making it to the town tournament with Americans had jobs, a^ercen- one of the four elite teams — two from the tage achieved only in April. By Jim Tierney The game was called after fjve lieved the Firefighters’ starter. Mike American League and two from the National 8 Whirlpool eight more runs for a 21-0 Firefigh­ Manchester Herald innings because rules don’t allow an Islieb. at the beginning of the second. ters’ advantage. Gagnon and Mike League — brings an experience to be remembered inning to begin after 8 p.m. In his four innings pitched. Gagnon Toomey each had a two-run double in for a lifetime. McCavanagh Entering Thursday night’s Town Two teams remain in the tourney. allowed three runs on only two hits, the inning, while Cox added an ” It (the town tournament) has never changed,” Little League Tournament game, The Oilers, the National League walked five and struck out four. RBI-single. said Vic Helin, the commissioner of the National to run again both Boland Brothers, the National champs, are undefated and received a "H e (Gagnon) has a lot of speed, I “ This team hits awesome.” Mase League. “ It comes right out of the ’50s and it still League runner-up, and the Firefigh­ bye Thursday night. The Firefighters just need to harness it a little bit." said. " I have seven hitters in the does. Everybody has hopes of playing in the town ters, .the American League cham­ ^ M a g ic C h e f free d e liv e r y will face the Oilers tonight at 6 at Firefighters’ Coach Rich Mase said. lineup hitting over .600,” he said. tournament. I think that’s bigger than probably pions. faced a sense of finality. state Rep. James McCava­ Leber Field, off Love Lane. “ He pitched for me a couple times this Cox was 3-for-3 with three RBIs for (making) the ail-stars. I remember our town With one defeat apiece in the nagh, D-Manchester. will an­ year. He did a good job out there. I the Firefighters while Islieb also tournament.” nounce his intention to seek Ifie n e ra / -4 HOURS* double-elimination tourney, Thurs­ A win by the Oilers would earn them figure he could pick up the slack." collected three and added three RBIs. Two teams remain in this year’s tournament: Ihe re-election on Monday at a WITHIN day night’s loser would see its season the town championship, while a win WhiteWestinghouse WELBILT In the second, the Firefighters sent Carini had three hits while Toomey. Oilers, champs of the National League, and the gathering of his supporters at 5 come to an end. by the Firefighters would force a Bectric 11 to the plate and tallied seven times Carr and Gagnon added two apiece Firefighters, champs of the American League. The p.m. at his real estate office. 237 5CUJT. Unfortunately for Boland players, deciding game on Saturday. to take a 13-0 lead. Islieb had (wo hits with the latter also driving in three Oilers are unbeaten in the double-elimination E. Center St. who defeated the Firefighters, 7-4, Boland Brothers committed nine in the inning. His second «ms a runs. MOBODV lOBIATOR tourney; the Firefighters have one loss. A win by McCavanagh, who has served Tuesday night, the end came early. errors in the game. two-run triple. Keith Carini, C o ^ n d Shortstop Toomey and third base- GENERAL ELECTRIC ORIATPOR the Oilers tonight will earn them the town three terms as representative The Firefighters scored six runs in In the first, the Firefighters sent Mike Carr each collected a hit in the man Mike Lizotte were defensive championship. A win by the Firefighters would from Manchester’s 12tl\^Assem- 17 C U .R . the top of the first inning and never nine batters to the plate. Three hits, frame. standouts for the winners. Jamie EARORDORMI force a deciding game on Saturday. bly District, organized and heads REFRIGERATOR F A S tW * looked back. They totaled 21 runs in two walks and two errors led to six Carini led off the third with a home Lazzaris. Danny Carangelo and Mike a group of Democratic legislators the first three frames on their way to runs. The key blow was a two-run run which hit off the top of the Brown hit safely for Boland. Whatever the outcome, each member of the four • r H o t T H t a in the House of Representatives an easy 24-3 victory over Boland, double to left field by cleanup hitter centerfield fence and bounced over. “ It’s a very big game,” Mase said, teams will walk away a winner. called the Moderate Caucus. • TiXTURH) STBL ousting the latter from the Pat Cox. SATISFACTION .| - Eleven batters followed Carini to the referring to tonight’s game with the □ □ □ He formed the group to combat DOORS tournament. Winning pitcher Ray Gagnon re­ GUARANTEED*jJ«.v plate that inning, which produced Oilers. what he termed the "excessive • OLASS ADJUSTABLE A lifelong resident of Manchester, I played Little liberalism " of the House. SHB.VB • MiATKEEPBl FRIGIDAIRE League for four years with the Medics of the He has the support of Manches­ • DELUXE MODEL 19 CU.FT. WESTINGHOUSH National League at Buckley School field. Then, ter Democratic leaders and his 17CUJT. there were three leagues — the National, American nomination is expected when REHnOERATOR All-Star pitchers, reserves announced and International — with the three league champs Democratic Town Committee • mOSTRB REFRIGBIATOR qualifying for the town tournament. members from the 12th Assembly • OLASS ADJUSTABLE Ryne Sandberg, shortstop Shawon Milwaukee (19 saves) and Reardon In my time with the Medics, I was never District caucus July 20 in the SHBVB NL newcomers Dunston, third baseman Vance Law No starters, but (23 saves) also were picked. fortunate enough to play in the town tournament, hearing room of Lincoln Center. • TEXTURH) STBL and outfielders Rafael Palm eiro and Jeff Russell of Texas, a spot • TEXTURED STEH but, I remember how all those who weren’t There is no announced Republi­ DOORS DOORB Andre Dawson. Sandberg and Daw­ starter who is 10-2. completed the hope to continue Twins place five involved in the tourney kept that as their ultimate can opponent to McCavanagh. • M E A TK E M t son were voted as starters in fan 10-man staff, which has only two •ADJUSTABLE goal in baseball. Republican Town Committee • DELUXE M ODH winning tradition ballotting, which was announced on the AL team left-handers — Viola and Plesac. members from the 12th Assembly • fR O STIH K Wednesday. In filling out the American League I remember being in awe of the 12-year-olds on 9 District are scheduled to nomi­ r M O H W - my team when I was 9 .1 thought I would never be • TEXTURH) STBL The NL leads the All-Star series team, Kelly and Brown selected two nate a candidate July 21 at a able to hit the ball over the fence, which seemed to DOORS 37-20 and has won 14 of the last 16 NEW YORK (AP) - Even if they shortstops — Cal Ripken of Balti­ By The Associated Press be a mile away. When I was 12, there was a caucus, also In the hearing room ^ 9 9 along with 22 of 25. didn’t land a starting berth in the more and Ozzie Guillen of Chicago. of Lincoln Center. All-Star Game, the Minnesota^wins One of them probably will replace 9-year-oId on our team whom the 12-year-oIds Greg Maddux and a bunch of David Cone, in his first full season will be well represented, thanks to starter Alan Trammell of Detroit should have respected. His name was Billy Masse. newcomers hope to continue one of with the New York Mets, is 9-2 with a Manager Tom Kelly. who is on the 15-day disabled list with 2.35 earned run average. Other □ □ □ AMANA the oldest traditions in baseball: Starting with ace pitcher Frank a broken left elbow. Ripken is Charges filed first-time All-Star pitchers are San Beating the American League in the Viola, Kelly placed five players from batting .276 with 13 homers and 46 “ No. 1 is league champs,” Helin said. "Playin g 18 C U JT. Diego’s Mark Davis, Philadelphia’s All-Star Game. his defending World lories cham­ runs batted in after a slow start and your league, your field, your game, puts you in the Kevin Gross. Cincinnati’s Danny in disturbance Sm iGOATOR Maddux and rookie Chris Sabo are pions on the American League team Guillen is batting .265 with no town tournament. It’s like the pennant. Lock up the Jackson, and the Cardinals’ Todd • OLASBADJLNTABLI among 18 players who made the which faces the National League in homers and 19 RBI. pennant, then you go to the World Series. It gives A man was charged Thursday Rigidaire IN H U M . 28-man National League All-Star Worrell. Cincinnati on Tuesday night. The other infield reserves picked the competitive kids a goal.” with third-degree assault and • MEAT MERER rosterforthe first time. Pitchers and Dwight Gooden of the Mets, Along with Viola, who leads the AL were Carney Lansford of Oakland, Since the beginning of this decade, many have breach of peace in connection GENERAL ElECTRIC • TEXTURED ETEH reserves were announced Thursday making the All-Star team for the with a J4-2 record and 2.24 earned Don Mattingly of New York, Johnny considered Little League In Manchester as a fading with the assault on an employee 19 CU.FT. n o o B t by N L President Bart Giamatti and fourth time, and Houston’s Bob run average, pitcher Jeff Reardon, Ray of California, Harold Reynolds entity. There have been many distractions, and a disturbance in a library, • DELUXE M ODH St. Louis manager Whitey Herzog. Knepper and Los Angeles’ Orel catcher Tim Laudner, infielder REFRIGERATOR of Seattle and George Brett of including other sports, and an overall lack of police said. “ Making the team Isn’t something Hershiser, both selected for the Gary Gaetti and outfielder Kirby Kansas City, who was named to the interest has surfaced. It Is a shame. William R. Bouchard, 27, of no SIDE Wf SIDE I expected going into this season. I second time, round out the nine-man Puckett were among the pitchers team for the 13th consecutive certain address, was asked by the • ADJUSTABLE SH H VB was 6-14 last year,” said Maddux, staff. San Francisco’s Rick Reu- A year ago, Helin and his cohorts started a and reserves selected Thursday by season. employee to leave the Mary • MEAT K W H ) «699 who leads the NL with 14 victories. schel was named, but declined Kelly and A L president Bobby Summer League baseball program, following the Cheney Library on Main Street “ I was just hoping to get back to because he is getting married next Brown. Mike Greenwell of Boston and Little League season, to give interested kids a after he shouted obscenities and .500.” week. Another pitcher with a good Puckett are the backup outfielders chance to pursue their love for the game. It's a caused a disturbance, police said. EZ TERMS Maddux, 22, is one of six Chicago behind Jose Canseco of Oakland and great Idea, one which Manchester always should Other first-time All-Stars are: chance to start is Boston’s Roger When Bouchiird refused, the HAPrrono i.eA CASH Cubs on the team, the most All-Stars New York’s Rickey Henderson and have had. first basemen Andres Galarraga of Clemens, who at 12-3 with a 2.45 ERA employee called the police. MABTBN CARD from any club In the majors. He is Dave Winfield. Ftickett, who fin­ Montreal, Gerald Perry of Atlanta is second in both categories. There will always be the forceful parents, the As the employee turned to f i U l l j t d ’i VISA sch edu le to pitch Sunday against ished fourth among outfielders, and Will Clark of San Francisco, San Clemens, Mark Gubicza of Kansas overbearing coach who handles his troops like a make the call, police said, Bou­ Now Exit 59 VfSA At ;MONTHLY PMT. San Diego, but said he might be able City. Dave Stieb of Toronto and 80,000 votes behind Henderson, is drill sergeant, or the parents who shuttle three kids "■•er/ PHONE 647-9997 |/U Francisco second baseman Robby chard kicked the employee and to 1-384 snd to work Tuesday night in the batting .350, the leading average of ^Oj4 DIBOfl^BR CARD Thompson; shortstops Dunston of Doyle Alexander of Detroit were the around town to play on three different athletic punched him in the eye. The SKvar Li./Spencer St. showcase event at Gncinnatl. any reserve In either league. SUPER DISCOUNT CENTER Chicago and Barry Larkin of Cincin­ other starters who made the team in teams before the 6 p.m. Little League game. employee held Bouchard on the " I ’ve never aired it out on just two nati; Law and Bobby Bonilla of addition to Viola. Gubicza is 11-5, There are 12 flrst-time all-stars in But nothing will ever detract from the cherished floor of the library lobby until days' rest,” Maddux said. “ But I 84 10 384 Exit 2 To , 445 HARTFORD ROAD-KEENEY STREET Pittsburgh at third base, and out­ Steib 10-4 and Alexander 8-4. the A L — Alexander, Gaetti, Green- memories of playing in the Little League town police arrived, the report said. think I could go an inning.” fielders Vince Coleman of St. Louis, Relievers Dennis Eckersley of well, Gubicza, Guillen. Jones. Lans­ tournament. Bouchard was charged and Koonoy St. left to Hartford Rd. MANCHOTER, CONN. Joining Maddux from the third- Andy Van Slyke of Pittsburgh and Oakland (25 saves), Doug Jones of ford, Laudner, Ray, Russell, Steinb- " I f anything is going to be the apex of the season, held on $1,000 bond. He is place Cu|>8 are second baseman OPEN DAILY; MON 6 THURB 'TIL 9, TU B , WED, SAT 'TIL 5. PRI 'TH. B, SUN 'TN. 8 Palmeiro. Cleveland (20 saves), Dan Plesac of ach and Viola. it will be the town tournament,” Helin said. “ It’s scheduled to appear in court not going to die.” Monday, police said. Motorsports J Lou Modestino

TONIGHT'S OAMIS Acodlo v«. MPM, 6 — Fltzoerald Outdoor vt. Glonn, 7:30 — Fltzoorold Tewn Farm Laagua Tournamant BASEBALL Amertoon League Wlnlnoar't vi. Oil Hoot, 6 — . ^hjojill's defeated Modern Janltor- Robortton TEX A S RANGERS— Recalled Bobby Ipl, 0-1, In m e Tow n Farm League Bast Division Witt, pitcher, from Oklahoma City of the ; Jpno* v». Lothrop, 7:30 — Robortton Tournament Thursday night ot Ver- By Tim Dohlberg Podo vt. Methoditt, 6 — Pooonl w L Pet. OB American Association. O pttone^W ayne. - planck Reid. Kevin Schwabe tossed a Dttrolt 51 31 .622 Vaughn, PltcheGtoOklohoma Oty. The Associated Press Allttoto vt. Zombrowtkl't, 7:30 — tour-hitter for Antoldl't and had a Ntw York 46 34 .515 ~3 Pooonl double. Mike HartneH and Oxford win CItvulond 45 40 .529 7'/i LOS a n g e 1u es' d!(» g S irs— J.M dC vt. Pub/M M H, 6 — Nike AWke Jaw ortkl ripped mree hits apiece Boston Brow n't vt. Everoreon, 7:30 — Nike 41 37 .513 9 Joy Howell, pitcher, from the 1 5 ^ dis­ CONCORD, Calif. — What Robert Salters lacks in while Dave LaGuardIa odded two. Milwaukee 41 43 .4)6 11 abled list. Placed Mickey Hatcher, Im - experience, he’s making up for with Isrute force in Nutmeg vt. Hockonum, 6 — Keeney Jawortkl, Hal Blalock and Pete Lam- Toronto 40 Pub vt. DoCormler, 6 — Charter Oak 45 .471 W'/i flelder-outfletder, on the ISday disabled the U.S. Olympic boxing trials. mey were defensive ttondoutt. For Baltimore 26 56 .310 26 list. Atodern, Joshua Johnson had mree hits W « t DIvltlon FOOTBALL wmile Brendan Beers, Randy M iller and ft Army sergeant with only 19 previous may be first AEn t w L Pet. OB ATLANTA FALCONS-Gloned Jamie;! nghts, used some punishiifg right hands to stop Stan Lezon alto ployed well. Oakland 52 33 .612 Dukes, guard-center, to a one-year con; . Tonight's game of 5:45 will pit the Minnesota 47 35 .573 3Oxford Plains Speedway in Maine, Troth-Awav beat PM Conttructlon, Only gomes scheduled SAN DIEGO CHARGERS— Agreed to 6-2, at Robortton Pork. Tom Zownir, Paa Waa PrMav's Gomes terms with Quinn Early, wide receiver, smaller opponent, who tried to stay inside and when that track goes with its annual Maine Dodge Jeff Nelton and Jeff Splewok had two \ Boston (Smithson 52 and Ellsworth 1-6) on o four-year contract. negate Salters’ power. He finally caught up with Dealers Oxford 250. hitt each. For PM, Paul Miller and Bob at Chicago (Reuss 65 and Long 3-3)4^, SEATTLE SEAHAWKS-SIgned Vernon -• Onthank hod two hitt each. Sharks 2 (Ryan Newkirk, Doug Cot- 5:X p.m. Dean, defensive back, oixl Dave Des ' him in the third round, forcing Fikes to take a Moroso will be in Maine along with several other mlnl) Patriots 0 Kansas City (Gublczo 11-5) at New Rochers, offensive tackle. standing eight-count before finishing him off with a Busch GN South drivers, like Mike Alexander, Oilers 3 (Joey Lucas 3) Meteors 2 York.(Candelaria 94), 7:30 p.m. TA M P A B AY BUCCANEERS— Signed (Justin Herdic 2) combination that left Fikes unable to get up off the Tommy Ellis, Larry Pearson, L.D. Ottinger and West Side Californio (McCosklll 55) at Cleveland Milton Barney, wide receiver. Strikers 2 (Kenny Leslie, Pot Kelley) (Black 52), 7:35 p.m. CanaM n Peelball League canvas. Tommy Houston. They’ll be taking on Busch North Express 0 Oakland (Davis 54) at Detroit (King 1- Edwardt-347 defeated Thrifty Pack­ WINNIPEG BLUE BOMBERS— Traded “ I got frustrated for a while, but when he started age Store, 11-5, at Poganl Field. Paul Socket's 3 (Michael McKenney, Joey 0), 7:35 p.m. Jeff Boyd, wide receiver, and Ryan Han-. GN pilots like Dave Dion, Joe Kourafas, Jamie Erordl, Drew Sinatra) Timbers 1 (Joh­ Seattle (Bankhead 53) at Toronto dropping his hands in the third rdtind I knew it was Nowak cracked four hitt for Edwordt nathan Williamson) son, running bock, to the Toronto Argo^ - AP photo Aube, Mike Rowe and Chuck Bown. Each of those while Glen Bolduc, John Gogllotl and (Flanogon 7-6), 7:35 p.m. nauts for Jeff Smith, wide recelyer, and ? over,” Salters said. Stan Forototkl added two apiece. For Texas ((Suzman 66) at Baltimore (Bol­ Tony Johns, running back. latter drivers have won that race, along with Thrifty, Doug Green had three hiti lard 65), 6:05 p.m. Arena Foelball League The win set up a Sunday rematch of the U.S. DON’T SURRENDER YET — Boston’s centerfield during Thursday night’s Tommy Ellis, Milwaukee (Wegmon 7-6) at Minnesota while Bob Wilton, Don Murray, John Rlldgats PITTSBURGH GLADIATORS— - Amateur final in April when an unknown Salters The reason for the mass trek north is because the McLaughlin and Joe Duberek added (Blvleven 7-6), 6:05 p.m. Traded Dwight Evans (24) throws up his arms as game in the Metrodome. The Red Sox two each. latiMPdov*! Oaitwt Russell Hairston, recelyer-defenslye bock, surprised Bowe by stopping him in the second won. 4-3. race pays a whopping $210,000. The winner’s share Apollos 0, Strikers 0 California at Cleveland, 1:35 p.m. to the New England Steamrollers for • round. Minnesota second baseman Steve Lom- Seattle at Toronto, 1:35 p.m. comes out to 28 grand, not counting the $27,500 in Falcons 4 (Josh Brown 4), Metros 1 Tony Slaton, recelyer-defenslye back. ” I look toward to fighting him again, mostly to bardozzi bobbies the throw from (Chuckle Fross) Oakland at Detroit, 1:50 p.m. COLLEGE lap money. In past years, the winner has taken PegenIni Boston at Chicago, 2, 5:30 p.m. BIG EIGHT CONFERENCE— Named' show him the first time wasn’t a fluke,” said Salters, Kansas City at New York, 7;W p.m. home in excess of $32,000. Nattiff SpoWi defeated MudvMIe John Erickson superylsor of basketball of-.. of Ft. Bragg, N.C. “ He’ll take me more seriously Texas at Baltimore, 7:35 p.m. ticlals and director of basketball oper-. Also entered is Jimmy Spencer of Pennsylvania, Nine, 11-7, at PakanI Field. Al Menatlan Junior girls Milwaukee at MInnesolo, 6:05 p.m. this tim e.” led Nattiff with three hitt while Mike atlons. ' who made a shambles of the NASCAR Modified llMidflV*! flnuiil C EN TR A L FLORIDA CC— Named (tane •Bowe, who advanced when Louis Savarese of Roblnion and Tim WItnIetkl added two Kansas City at New York, 1:30 p.m. It was a long time coming each. For Mudville, Chrit DeClantIt Bruins 3 (Shauno Brown, Erin O'Nell, Smithson basketball coach. ^ • Tour before he left that division for the Busch South Texas at Baltimore, 1:35 p.m. COLORA(X>— (tanled admittance tb Greenwood Lakes, N.Y., was disqualified for hod three hitt while Bob Oeneen and Lynn Salonen) Red Sox 0 Collfomlo at Clevelond, 1:35 p.m. series this season. John McCarthy added two. Rowdies 3 (Kaydee Robenhymer 3) Marc Jones, wtde receiver, after h e' holding in the second round, agreed. Oakland ot Detroit, 1:35 p.m. AP photo pleaded guilty to a M ony mayhem Post time at Oxford is 3 p.m. for time trials, with Eaglet 2 (Sarah Hornbostel, Anne 'Seattle at Toronto, 1:35 p.m. '“ I underestimated the young man the first tim e,” Kltsock) charge. heats set for 5 p.m. Milwaukee at MInnesoto, 2:15 p.m. DARTMOUTH— Named Bonnie said Bowe, of New York. ”Mr. Salters shall be for Boston’s Bob Stanley Boston at Chicago, 2:30 p.m. Outty TESTIN G TH E ARM — Buffalo Bills quarterback Jim bewildered this time. I think my boxing skills will hart assistant director of athletics. □ □ □ Kelly tosses the ball Thursday to give reporters a chance allow me to outpoint him.” Center Congo defeated Ward Manu­ Junior boys HOFSTRA— Announced that Richard Bv AAlke Nodel old right-hander said. Then ... facturing, 6-5, at Keeney Street Field. National Laagua standings to check out his throwing arm. Kelly, one of the highest Berg has reslgiwd as assistant director of .The super heavyweight fights topped off a night of The same night as Oxford, promoter Don Hoenig Bruce Garner had three hitt and two Strikers 4 (Mike Griffeth 2, Seth Egon, athletics to become director of athletics, The Associated Press So it’s safe to say that Stanley “ The squeeze came right on the semifinal bouts that earlier saw Ed Hopson and Carl goes with his first GATR truck race at the RBIt for Center while Perry Phillips Ethan Kloehn) Bears 1 (Nell Caron) paid players in the league, injured his elbow in the Pro at the Unlyersity of West Rorlda. . wasn’t thinking about saves. He heels of a wild pitch. They were added two and three R BIt. Steve Rangers 2 (Ben Golas 2) Cyclones 1 East Dlylslon JACKSONVILL E— Named., Daniels, two schoolboy chums who train together at Thompson Speedway in Connecticut. Hoenig has DISIppIo, Eric Huhtola and Rick Mlko- (Andy Baldassarlo) W L Bowl. The arm appears to be fine, with Kelly easily M INNEAPO LIS - Bob Stanley was thinking about survival. probably caught totally by sur­ Pet. OB Mark a St. Louis gym. gain the finals of the 125-pound really been talking up the Big Rig race and has had lelt added two eacle Allan Lehrer had New York S3 31 .631 McKown assistant basketball coach. hasn’t been “ the man” fora long, ” I was just happy to win the prise.” Benzinger said. “ Two two hits and drove In two runt In defeat. PIKsburgh 46 .17 554 6Shawna Robinson, a NASCAR driver, who also ■ Chicago 44 38 .537 6 arms feels better than it did a year ago. sistant football coach. Hopson, who turned 17 last week, scored an upset AAontreal 42 41 506 10'/3 M AR YLAND— Named [tan Rincon as­ “ The best part of the night was I ’m not gonna win no Rolaids,” he great.” races trucks, making some personal appearances St. Louis 3;2 win over Kelcie Banks, the reigning world Ric 3) 45 .458 14/> OAKLAND DETROIT MILWAUKEE KANSAS CITY before yielding to one-time Red In the sixth inning., the Red Sox Boyd, 7-7, left the game with Thompson will also have a truck show on the Cincinnati Nika 40 44 .476 9'/i ab r h bl Bbrhbl O b rh b l a b rh M Banks. I knew I could beat him. but it was just his some stiffness behind his pitching midway behind the grandstands. The late-model San Olego 37 48 .435 13 Polonia It 4 12 0 Brokns 3b 3 10 0 AAolltor dh 4 0 2 0 Stilwll ss 4 10 0 Sox relief ace Stanley. “ I could used two singles, two bunts and a Washington Social Club beat Reed Auto Racing name, his reputation. Thursday after me first round _ [ Atlanta X 51 .370 18 Lanstrd 3b 3 0 0 0 Whltakr 2b 4 1 1 0 Robldxdh 1100 Copra ct 4 1 1 0 really tell he was ready to go in wild pitch to turn a 2-2 tie into a 4-2 shoulder. stock cars will run a 100-lapper the same night. Conttructlon, 6-3, at Nike Field. Chris Thursday's Gomes Slnotroc 10 0 0 Salazar cf 4 12 3 (tantnr 2b 3 12 0 Brett 1b 3 0 3 2 Hopson, eight inches shorter than the six-foot Mateya, Bob McMahon, Bob Moteyo $653,000 PGA Anheuser-Busch (tolf Classic, there and pick up the slack. He lead. “ I feel some soreness, but not being played on the par 36-35— 71,6,776-yord Pittsburgh 2, San Diego 0 Co nsec dh 3 0 11 Lemon rf 4 1 1 1 JCostlllTb 1110 Trtabll rf 5 0 2 1 Banks, hopped and danced inside, scoring points □ □ □ and Gary Hurley collected two hits Cincinnati 5, Phllodelphia 2 Hossey c 3 0 0 0 Herndon If 2 2 2 1 Yount cf 4 0 11 Seltzer 3b 4 1 1 0 was the man tonight.” Jim Rice scored the go-ahead bad enough to. say, ’Can, put the each. For Reed, Joe Foran, Jim Klngsmlll (tolf Club Course: Motoraporta achedule while frustrating the 23-year-old Banks with quick Dick Mast Only games scheduled Hubbrd 2b 0 0 0 0 Sheridan If 2 000 Leonard If 3 0 11 FWhlte2b 4 0 2 0 Stanley, the team’s career run on Charlie Lea’s wild pitch ball down.’ ” said the right­ McNally, Howie ZImnoch and Dave 33- 31— 64 Friday's Gomes AdducI If Welimn 2b Are the Coors Tour cars going to make a return to Tom Purtzer 34- 31-65 McGwIr 1b 2 000 Knight 1b 4 1 1 2 1001 0 0 0 0 head movements. He celebrated his win by doing hander, who is known as Oil Can. Rutherford hod two each. Phllodelphia (Carman 65) at Cincinnati DHedsnet 3 0 0 0 DEvnsdh 4 0 0 0 Sveum ss 4000 BJocksn If 4 1 1 1 saves leader with 125, protected and, on the next pitch. Jody the Seekonk Speedway? Our sources tell us that Tom Byrum 34-31— 65 (Rllo 93), 7:35 p.m. Today three back flips after the decision was announced. Bill Buttner 34-31— 65 Stenbeh 1b 0 0 0 0 Heath c 4 12 1 Surhoff3b 4 0 2 0 Toblerdh 4 1 1 0 Lime Rock Park (Conn.) — Jaguar 33 leads and was an All-Star in Reed’s suicide squeeze bunt On Thursday, he gave up Gary Montreal (B.SmIlh 55) at Atlanto Javier rt 3 0 0 0 De Jesus ss 3 0 10 Me^r 1b 4 0 10 Mactorln c 4 2 2 3 ” He’s quick and he’s got an awkward style and I negotiations are going on between track owner D. Lorry RInker 33-33-66 (Mohler 67), 7:40 p.m. Club, 2 p.m. 1983. He had 22 saves the scored Todd Benzinger. Rice and Gaetti’s 19th home run of the Charter eak Charles Bolling 33- 33-66 Gal lego 2b 3 0 00 Schroedre 4 0 10 Stafford Speedway (Conn.) — Small.- had to watch both his head and his hands,” Banks Anthony Venditti and ACT Tour bossman Tom New York (Gooden 11-4) at Houston Hamlltn rf 4 0 0 0 following year and was in double Benzinger had started the inning > r r y Pate 34- 32-66 Weiss ss 3 0 10 Block Modifleds, Lote Model Stock- season and Randy Bush’s ninth as Curley. The only problem is that the Seekonk Pro Tierney's routed CBT, 10-1, at Fitzge­ Clark Burroughs (Knepper 62), 8:10 p.m. Totals 26 1 4 1 Totals 34 610 6 Totals 37 311 3 Totals 36 713 7 said. “ But I still thought I had the edge.” 3333- 66 Chicago (Pico 53) at San Diego (Ras­ cars, 7:45 p.m. digits the next two seasons. On with singles and had advanced on well as an unearned run in the rald Field. Jeff Barter had three hits to Peter Jocobsen 34-33— 67 Monadnock Speedway (Winchester, Stocks will have to change over to a 600 carburator lead Tierney's while Mike Byam and Ed Dougherty mussen 66), 10:05 p.m. Oakland 660 606 166— 1 MIIWBUkM 630-3 Thursday, he pitched two-hit ball Rich Gedman’s sacrifice bunt. sixth. 34-33-67 Pittsburgh (Drabek 55) at Los Angeles N.H.) — $1,(X)0 to win Modified Feature,* but will get a 50-pound weight break in the process. Brian McAuley added two each. Mike Kenny Knox 3332— 67 Delroll 635 666 66x 6 Kansas Clta 66 X -7 Pro Stocks, Street Stocks, Strictly- for the final three innings to “ It was the same pitch Charlie Mike Greenwell hit his 1.5th (Leary 7-5), 10:35 p.m. Game Winning RBI — Lemon (6). Gome Winning RBI — BJackson (3) Stone hod two h|fs In defeat. Sdm Randolph 34-33-67 Stocks, Mini Stocks, 6:30 p.m. record his first save since Sept. had thrown a little earlier that I Why an added race in the second half of the Fuzzy Zoeller St. Louis (AAograne 1-2) at San Fran­ DP— Detroit 2. LOB— Oakland 1, Detroit E — Sveum, Brett. DP— Milwaukee 1, Diligence starts homer for Boston. 3332— 67 cisco (LaCoss 66), 10:35 p.m. Oxford Orogway (Malita) — Alky season? “ I ’m still upset with NASCAR because John Inman 34-33— 67 3.2B— Herndon. HR— Lemon (7), Herndon Kansas City 2. LOB— Milwaukee 7, Kan­ Dragsters plus Runs and Eliminations, 29. 1986. had blocked,” ’Twins catcher Wade Boggs drove in the other Scott Hoch Saturday's (tames (3), Heath (4), Solazar (10), Knight (2). sas City 9. 2B— Gontner, Brett, Molltor, they gave Thompson a rain date on my Busch Weman’a Rec 3332- 67 New York ot Houston, 1:50 p.m. All Classes, 7:30 p.m.- * “ I was just on the radio and Brian Harper said of the wild Red Sox run but went I-for-4 to Bobby Clampetl 3334- 67 IP H R ER BB SO Tartabull, Schroeder. HR — Lee USA Sp^w ay (N.H.) — Beechl St. Louis at Son Francisco, 4:05 p.m. Oakland Moctorlone they told me it was September­ pitch. “ But this time, it seemed fall behind Minnesota’s Kirby Grand National show. They (NASCAR) promised CenturyZI/Lindsey Real Estate got Chris Kite 37-30-67 Ridge Modified Inyltatlonal Race, Sp^ to pay off for Philadelphia at Cincinnati, 7:05 p.m. CYoungL.M 293 7 6 8 1 0 (2). SB— Copra (1). post Strano Real Etate, 6-4, at Charter Blaine McColllster 3333- 66 dal Appeances by Mike Alexander and something of 1986.1 can’t believe like it hit a hole. It didn’t bounce Puckett in the American League me that they wouldn’t do that. I almost canceled Mike Sulllvon AAontreal at Atlanta, 7:40 p.m. CorsI 51-3 3 0 0 0 4 IP H R ER BB SO Oak. Robin Tobias had two hits. 34-34— 66 Pittsburgh at Los Angeles, 10:05 p.m. Milwaukee Robbie Moroso, Pro Stocks, Late it’s been that long,” the 33-year- the same way.” batting race. that race. I should have done it,” said Venditti. Frank Conner 34-34-66 Detroit Models, Street Stocks, LImIteds, 8 p.m .t Including a home run for Century, white Chicago at Son Diego, 10:05 p.m. RoblnsonW,10-3 62- Boslo L.6-10 3Z3 9 7 6 1 1 Up until now. NASCAR has been successful in Jennifer Walner added two. Carol Page Jim Nelford 34-34-66 Bear Ridge Speedway (Bradford, Vt.)« Russ Cochran Sundays (Somes 3 3 1 1 0 3 OJones 21-3 4 0 0 1 2 golfer Dick Mast had two hits In defeat. 32-36— 66 AAontreal at Atlanta, 2:10 p.m. Clear 2 0 — Modifleds, Sportsman, Street Stocks,* keeping Curley’s rival tour out of southern New Mark WIebe 36-32-66 Gibson 21-3 1 0 0 1 1 0 0 2 2 6 p.m. Curtis Strange Phllodelphia at Cincinnati, 2:15 p.m. Umpires— Home, Clark; Rrst, Volt- Karaat CHy England. But. it appears that an ACT race goes to 3333— 66 New York ot Houston, 2:35 p.m. Lebrndt W.5-10 7 8 1 1 0 2 Moriarty Brothers Roiger Maimie 34-34— 66 ogglo; Second, Joyce; Third, Morrison. Saturday Seekonk on Aug. 6. A Cantral Mark McCumber Pittsburgh at Los Angeles, 4:05 p.m. T — 2:15. A— 26,061. Sanchez 1 2 2 2 0 0 By Joe AAocenko 3333-66 Chicago at Son Diego, 4:05 p.m. Farr 1 1 0 0 0 0 Oxford Plains Speedway (Maine) — Clemens gets Billy Roy Brown 3333- 66 Sportsman, Chargers, Street Stocks,' The Associated Press Seekonk. by the way, goes with a three-division Farr's beat Main Pub, 7-5, In eight Donriy Briggs St. Louis at Son Francisco, 4:05 p.m. WP— Sanchez. BK— OJones, Clear. blasts Herb’s, 10-0 36- 32— 66 Umpires— Home, Coble; Rrst, Breml- Figure 6's and Oxford 350 practice, 7 card this Saturday night. Innings at Fitzgerald Field. Paul Bill Britton 3332— 66 p.m. Frenette and Rick Belekeicz had three Gene Sauers 0rlolas6,Rangar80 gon; Second, McClelland; Third, AAcCoy. WILLIAMSBURG. Va. — Long after many other 34-34— 66 T — 2:41. A-33,5S9. Sugar HIM Speedway (Weare, N.H.) — □ □ □ hits each for Farrs' while Joe Chetelat Danny Edwards 3334— 66 Amarlcan Laagua rasulta A TC 's, Granite State Mini Sprints, golfers would have abandoned professional aspira­ biggest bonus Good pitching and good hitting usually yield drilled a three-run homer In the eighth Mike Hammond 3333- 66 TEXAS BALTIMORE Quads, (Mysseys, 7 p.m.. Inning. For Main Pub, Tony Compelll Leonard Thompson 37- 32-619 RIyersIde Speedway (Groveton, tions, Dick Mast pressed on. and his diligence is victories. Friday night’s action moves to the Stafford and Scott Goyton had three hits each obrhbl O b rh b l Gregory Ladehoff 37-32-69 Rad8ox4.Twlna3 Espy cf 4 0 0 0 Stanlcek If 4 0 0 0 N .H .) — Late Models, Street Stocks, starting to produce results. Moriarty Brothers had those two aspects of their Speedway in Connecticut where Ben Dodge Jr. has while John Modden had two. Including a Tom Sleckmonn 3334- 69 National League reauRa (ta-Korts, 7 p.m. NEW YORK (AP) — Twenty-five players homer. Fletchr ss 3000 CRIpkn ss 4 1 1 1 Mast, a 14-year pro seeking his first PGA Tour game in full swing Thursday night. Clarence Rose 3333-69 Sierra rf 4 0 10 Murray dh 3 10 0 Lime Rock Park (Conn.) — Jaguar earned bonuses for making All-Star teams this taken over some of the promotional chores. Tim Simpson BOSTON MINNESOTA Club, 9 a.m. victory, found himself leading the Anheuser-Busch Dave Bidwell recorded his third shutout of the 3335— 69 B b rh b l Incvglla If 4 0 2 0 Tettleton c 4 12 1 year, including Roger Clemens of the Boston Dodge left that track in not-the-best Richard Cromwell 3335— 69 o b rh b l OBrIen 1b 4 0 10 Sheets rf 2 10 0 Plratea2,PadroaO Unity Raceway (M aine) — Late*' Golf Classic after shooting a 7-under-par 64 in season and ran his record to 5-0 as Moriarty Jim Gallagher 3335-69 Boggs 3b 4 0 11 AAosesIf 5 0 10 Models, Chargers, Ltd's, Mini Stocks," Red Sox, who gained $150,000, the most of any circumstances two years ago. Coming back to do Uttla IRIts Barrett 2b 5 0 10 Bush rf 5 1 1 1 Petralll c 4 0 10 Orsulok rf 0 0 0 1 Brothers blasted Herb’s, 10-0, in Twilight League Barry Cheesmon 36- 31-69 Parrish dh 4 0 0 0 Schu3b 3 1 1 0 NEMMA Pro Four Mini Modifleds, 7 Thursday’s opening round. player. tbe announcing and the PR work after that flap has Kenny Perry 3333-69 DwEvn 1b 5 0 2 0 Puckett cf 5 0 3 0 PITTSBURGH SAN DIEGO p.m. action Thursday night action at Moriarty Field. Manchester Sewing Machine Center Romlne rf 0000 Hrbekdh Buechle3b 4 0 10 Gonzals3b 100 0 O b rh b l " I definitely was pleased,” said Mast, who came Brad Fabel 3335— 69 3 0 10 WllkrsnZb 3 0 10 Troberlb abrhM Bryar Motorsports Park (Loudon, Clemens will have the money added to his probably cost Stafford track owner Jack Arute a tied Vtllage Cuts, 10-10, Thursday night (Sreenwl If 3 1 1 1 Goettl3b 4 1 1 1 2 0 10 Bonds If 4 0 3 0 Then ss 3 0 0 0 within one shot of the course record on the 6.776-yard MB’s are now 16-1 and will face the Newington at Martin School. For Village, Dawn Lennle Clements 32-37— 69 (tarhortef 4 1 1 2 N.H.) — AMA/CCS Loudon Road' $1.35 million salary. The figures were obtained sizable sum. Dodge is a powerhouse in marketing Steve Elklngton 3335-69 Burks cf 4 0 10 Larkin 1b 4 12 0 Lind 2b 4 10 0 Kruklf 0000 Racing Series, 9 a.m .. Short Track- Kingsmill Golf Club layout. Capitals tonight at 6 at Newington High School. Fellows tlommed two home runs and Rice dh 4 1 1 0 Harper c 3 0 2 1 BRIpkn 2b 3 0 10 VonSlykcf 4 111 Ready 2b by The Associated Press from player and Bill Gloston 3333— 69 Totals 34 6 7 6 Totals B67S 4 0 2 0 Motorcycles, 7 p.m. motorsports. The proof is his efforts at the Michelle Fogarty ripped three singles. Benzngrrf 4 1 1 0 (tagness 3 0 0 0 Bonilla 3b 4 0 10 Gwynnrf 4 0 2 0 Going into today’s second round of the $650,000 Bidwell went the distance. He allowed five hits, Helena Chaponit pitched well. No Bob Murphy 3334— 69 Seekonk Speedway (Mass.) — Pro management sources. Riverside Speedway in Agawam, Mass. Roy Barr (tadmanc 3 1 1 0 Torveph 100 0 Coles rf 3000 AAartnd 1b 2000 event. Mast held a one-stroke advantage over Tom walked one and struck out five. names were submitted from MSMC. 3335— 69 SOwenss tokos 666 66 Bream 1b Stocks, Chargers, Street Stocks, 7 p .m .. In the American League, Wade Boggs of Dayld M. Graham 3336— 69 1000 Newmn2b 0 0 0 0 2000 Wynne If 1 0 0 0 Claremont Speedway (N.H.) — RSD-- Speaking of Riverside, there’s a three-division Nattiff defeated Fust a O'Neill, 11-5. Jo Reed ss 100 1 Lmbrdz2b Baltimers 636 666 llx—6 LVIlrec 300 1 Purtzer, Tom Byrum and Bill Buttner. Moriarty’s erupted for seven runs in the second Lorry Ziegler 3335-70 2 000 (tame Winning RBI — Tettleton (2). McCllersp 0000 Trans, nite. Pro Stocks, Street Stocks, Boston, George Brett of Kansas City, Carney cahl there headed by the NASCAR Modifleds M olly Oavonny had three hits for Laudnerc 10 0 0 Belllard ss 4 000 CAAorlnz If 4 0 2 0 Two shots behind the leader were Larry Rinker, inning highlighted by a two-run homer off the bat of Nattiff while Kritten Sodowtkl played Jett Slumon 3335— 70 Teh E— Schu, Retcher. DP— Baltimore 1. Smiley p Strictly Stocks, 7 p.m. Lansford of Oakland, Dave Stieb of Toronto Robert Wrenn 3632— 70 34 4 9 3 Totals 36 311 3 3000 Brown 3b 4000 Beech Ridge Speedway (Scarboro,. Chris Petersen. “ We blew the game open In the starting at 6 p.m. Saturday. Down in Connecticut, well In the field and Sutan Domanico LOB— ^Texas 6, Baltimore 5. 2B— Bue- JRobnsnp 0000 Porentc 2000 Charles Bolling. Clark Burroughs and Jerry Pate, and Frank Viola of Minnesota earned $50,000 and Kafte O'Marra each pitched well. Mark Carnevale 3632— 70 chele, Tettleton. HR— Tettleton (6), (tar- Maine) — Twin 90's Madifleds and Pro second,” MB’s Coach Gene Johnson said. Three the New London-Waterford Speedway has a full Bob Proben 3335— 70 Boston 610 1IB (tastrdph 1000 Sontlogoc 2 0 10 Stocks, and Ltd's., 7:03 p.m. who is attempting a comeback from three shoulder each. Becky Braman homered and Amy Minnesota 611 601 hart (6), CRIpken (14). SB— Schu (5). S ^ (tattp 0000 AAockef 4 000 program of Modifleds, Late Models and Street ^ Bretclano hit well In defeat. Robert Thompson 3335-70 Traber. SF— Orsulak. Rattlesnake Mountain Speedway operations that sidelined him for much of the past Gary Gaetti of Minnesota, Johnny Ray of miscues by Herb’s abetted the outburst. Rick Pearson 3334— 70 Gome Winning RBI — None. Hawkins p 1 0 0 0 (Winchester, N.H.) Mini Sprints, Go- Arm y and Nayy auttlugged Westown E — Burks. LOB— Boston 11, Minnesota IP H R ER BB SO Tmpitnph 1 0 0 0 six years. Todd Reynolds led MB’s with a perfect 4-for-4 Stocks the same night. Pharmacy, 17-16. Karen Jurczak, Forrest Fezler 37- 33-70 Texas Karts, 7 p.m. California and Paul Molitor of Milwaukee Mike NIcolette 3331— 70 9. 2B— Burks, Harper, DwEvans, Hrbek, Lolperp 0 0 0 0 . Oeylls Bowl Speedweov (W. Haven, Mast, 37, of Orlando, Fla., spent several years in perforinance while Mike Charter was 3-for-3. Ralph Devon Gorceou and Rachel Leslie Lortln, Barrett. 3B— Puckett. H R -G reen- KIIOUS L,7-8 Fhinnry ss 10 10 earned $25,000 each. Jose Canseco and Mark ^oyed well far ABN. For Westown, Jodi Dave Elchelbereer 37-33-70 AAohorcIc V t.) — Modifleds, Pro Stocks, Street the 1970s trying to make it on the tour before losing Giansanti was 2-for-4 with two RBIs. Bidwell Lou Modestino, based in Stoughton, Mass., writes Joey Slndetor 3332— 70 well (15), (taetti (19), Bush (9). SB— Bo Ittmors Totals S23S3 Totals 31666 Stocks, Amatures, 7 p.m. McGwire of Oakland made $20,000 each, Dan Pontlllo and Julie Burnett had three hits Scott Simpson 3535— 70 Puckett (3). S— Gedmon, JoReed, Harper. his card for the third time after the 1979 season. At preserved his shutout when ^p, 8tnick out the final a weekly syndicated column about auto racing in each. t Peraza W,2-3 New England Dragwav (Epplng,- Plesac of Milwaukee made $15,000 and Cal Keim Clearwoter 3436— 70 IP H Manchester State Bank beat Hour Boston NIednfuer N.H.) — Qualifying Pioneer Classic,' that point, he retreated to the satellite circuit to Ripken of Baltimore $10,000. two batters with the bases loaded. New England. Glatt Cleaners, 16-6. Christine Sawyer, Jim Booros 3334- 70 Kllgus pitched to 2 betters In the 6th. NItro Funny Cars, Alky Funny Cars, Jet Dillard Pruitt 3337— 70 Bovd W,7-7 6 9 (tame winning RBI — VonSlyke (10). Cars, Top Fuel Dragsters, WhMlstand- hone his game, and enjoyed success at that level for In the National League, Andre Dawson of Stacy Mason, Andrea Reltcherl and Stanley S,1 3 7 WP— Peraza. E Reody. LOB— Pittsburgh 7, Son Heother LItk played well for MSB. For Bobby Wodklns 3734— 71 Umpire s— Home, Johnson; Rrst, ers, 9 a.m. five years, Rod Curl 3335- 71 Minnosota Diego 8. 2B— Bonilla. RIyersIde Speedway (Agawam) — Chicago earned the highest bonus, making New Britain loses, 3*2 HOC, Becky Mozzer and Maggie Long Leo L 3 4 6 7 McKean; Second, Reilly; Third, Shulock. — - ■ H R ER BB SO " I guess I was dubbed ‘King of the Mini-Tours,” ’ hlf two homert apiece while Shelly Howard Twitty 3536— 71 T — 2:48. A— 2Z255. Performance Centers nita, NASCAR $50,000 that will be added to the $1.85 million Allison sees life Rocco Mediate 3536-71 Atherton 22-3 7 m nDUfvii Modifleds, Pro Stocks, Street Stocks,, said Mast, who got his PGA Tour card back in 1986 Brand added two hits. Portugal 1-3 0 Smiley W ,M 61-3 5 0 0 1 9 salary he was awarded as an arbitration loser. PIT’TSFIELD, Mass. (AP) — Joe Girardi singled D.A. Welbrino 3335— 71 6:30 p.m. after winning his qualifying school session. Billy Andrade 3335- 71 • w r — kPWTTWOlWT UVU. w w r^^^jw v. JRoblnson 13-3 2 0 0 1 1 Star Speedway (Epplng, N.H.) — ~ Will Clark of San Francisco, Shawon in the bottom of the eighth Inning to score Rich Paul Turner 3635- 71 Umpires— Home, HIrschbock; Rrst, Major league leadara (Soft S,10 1 1 0 0 0 1 NEMA Midgets, Super Modifleds, Pro Mast finished 109th on the winnings list in 1986 and Dunston of Chicago, Bob Knepper of Houston, Amaral and the Pittsfield Cubs held on for a 3-2 Rlrla’ fait pRch Steve Thomas 3536— 71 FOrd; Second, Reed; Third, Scott. Son Olete Stocks, Bud Lite Late Models, Street- 103rd last year. This season, he tied for seventh at after the hospital Bruce ZabrIskI T — 2:52. A-3Z724. Howkins U6-7 6 4 2 2 4 3 Barry Larkin of Cincinnati, Darryl Strawberry Eastern League victory over the New Britain Red 3336— 71 Booed on S66 of Bats. Stocks, Mini Stocks, 7 p.m . Manchester nipped South Windsor, Mike Donald 3335— 71 Lelper 2 1 0 0 0 3 New London-Waterford Speedbowl' the Kemper Open in early June, and tied for sixth of New York, Robby Thompson of San Sox Thursday night. McCllers 1 0 0 0 0 1 ALLENTOWN, Pa. (AP) — For the first time 4-3, at Charter Oak. Undo Hewitt Bob Lohr 3633— 71 Angala 7. Indjana 1 (Conn.) — Smoll.Block ModItMs, Late. the following week at the Westchester Clasic. Francisco and Andy Van Slyke of Pittsurgh ’Trailing 2-1, John Lewis led off the Inning for the pitched a fine gome for Monchester. Loren Roberts 3536-71 AMERICAN LEAGUE Umtfrw Home, Gregg; Rrst, KIbler; Model Stockcars, Street Stocks, 7 p.m. since his June 19 racing accident, veteran driver Mary Ttokalot hod two hits for Man­ Richard Zokol 3536— 71 G AB R H Pet. Second, HIrschbeck; Third, Pallone. ‘T v e played well this month and would like to made $25,00 each. Cubs with a double, went to third on Am aral’s single Puckett Min 61 337 53 119 .353 T — 2:46 A— 16076 Bobby Allison is getting a look at life outside his chester while Pam Ouguay and Tina woody Blackburn 3536— 71 CALIFORNIA CLEVELAND continue,” said Mast, who made seven birdie putts Vince Coleman and Willie McGee of St. Louis and eventually tied the game on Jerome Walton’s Stone both played well defentlyely. Calvin Peele 37-34— 71 Boggs Bsn 77 293 57 103 .352 Sunday hospital room. O b rh b l b r h b l W In fIM N Y 60 292 57 102 .349 Oxford Plains Speedway (Maine) — * of between 2 and 20 feet. “ My putting has been a sacrifice fly before Amaral came around with the Hal Sutton 3335— 71 DWhIlecf 5 2 2 1 Franco 2b 3 1 1 0 and Bobby Bonilla of Pittsburgh made $15,000 Allison, in a wheelchair, was allowed to leave the Glen Barrett Brett KC S3 314 42 106 .336 15th Annual Dodge Dealers Oxford 290,. little inconsistent, but I putted well today.” 3536— 71 Ray 2b 4 0 11 Francn dh 4 0 10 Greenwell Bsn 77 266 39 97 .337 Reda 5, Phllllea 2 Busch Grand Notional North/South ea(di and Ryne Sandberg of Chicago made go-ahead run. room 'Thursday at Lehigh Valley Hospital Center Brian AAogg 3734— 71 Joyner 1b Carteret 5 12 3 4 0 0 1 Trammll Del 72 367 45 66 .330 race. Chargers, Street Stocks, Time Like Mast, Byrum played In the morning before $ , . The Cubs took a 1-0 lead in the third on Walton s Dewev Arnette 3536— 71 Dwnngdh 3 1 0 0 Snyder rf 4 0 10 10 000 but remained In guarded condition, said Ed Mike McCullough LonsfordOak 62 343 54 113 .329 Trials, 3 p.m., heats, 9 p.m. rising temperatures and winds hardened Kings- RBI single, again scoring Amaral. 3933— 72 CItavIsrf 4 1 2 0 Hall If 3020 Burks Bsn 64 254 46 62 .321 PHILA CINCINNATI New England Oragway (Epplng,. (jossage, spokesman for Allison’s racing sponsor. GIbbv Gilbert 37-35— 72 Hosrall3b 4020 Jacoby 3b 3 000 o b rh b l trhM mlll’s greens. Byrum was seven under before Brad Bryant Molltor Mil 77 305 99 96 .321 Dernier cf N.H.) — Pioneer Classic, NItro ftanny- Miller Racing. Local basebafl 3634— 72 Armas If 2 110 Upshaw 1b 3 0 10 DwEvans Bsn 60 319 49 101 .317 2 1 1 1 Larkin es 4000 Cars, Alky Funny Cars, Jet Cars, Top' bogeying the final hole, and began his round by Pat Mcgowan 3634-72 Bosley ph 10 11 Atkinson c 3 0 0 0 Bradley If 30 10 Oanlelelf 4130 Gossage said Allison, 51, has been eating solid John Mohoftey AAottlnglyNY 65 366 51 65 .317 Fuel Dragsters, Wheelstonders, 9 a .m .. three-putting the first hole for a bogey. 3634— 72 Horxfrck If 1000 JBelIss 3 0 0 0 Barrett 2b 5000 S«6io3b 3 113 ^Thompson Speedway (Conn.) — Big food since early this week as he recuperates from a Oary Koch 3933— 72 Boonoc 4 110 H o i^ 1b 3010 DNelllrf Joy Del si no Canseco, Oakland, 23; (iaetll, Min­ 3 100 Rig GATR Truck Races, 100 tap Late “ I was still a IJttie sleepy. It woke me up,” Byrum SpoitKght 3735— 72 Polldorss 3 0 0 0 nesota, 19; JCIork, New York, 16; Sny­ MYoungrf 40 10 Francop 0000 Model Stockcar Feature, 6 p.m. concussion and several broken bones suffered in a Hardiairtt Jim Dent 3933— 72 Tetait 36 712 6 Totals 36 1 6 1 CJameelf 3000 Eeaeky lb 4011 said. “ I knew I was going to have to do a little more Mark Brooks der, Cleyeland, 16; Carter, Cleveland, 16; Southwick Motoefoss Track (Moss.)' first-lap crash at the NASCAR Miller 500 at Pocono The Mancheiter Merchants defeated 3636- 72 Hrbek, Minnesota, 16; 6 are fled with 15. Aguayo3b 3 110 Milner cf 4 0 11 — NESC Motocross events, noon. work.** Tim Norris 37-35— 72 161 661— 7 Daultonc 4000 BIXaze 400 0 International Raceway in Long Pond, Pa. Herb's Sports Shop, 7-4, In JC-Courant David Ogrtn Runs Batted In Bryar Motorsports Park (Loudon, Buttner, playing in the afternoon, went five under action Wednesday night. Marc Matsoro 3735- 72 OOVOtand H6 666 666— 1 Canseco, Oakland, 66; Greenwell, Bos­ Jeltzes 403 1 Tredwy 2b 2 111 title at Wimbledon, defeating Margaret Osborne du “ They told me that he’s clearer and coming out of Dove Stockton 3537— 72 KGroeep 1000 N.H.) — AMA/CCS Loudon Rood after eight holes. He bogeyed the ninth and added Highlights from this date in sports history: and Mike Gilbert each tripled to key a Gome Winning RBI — Ray (6). ton, 66; Puckett, Minnesota, 64; Carter, DJacksnp 3 100 Racing Series, 9 o.m. Pont 6-1,3-6,6-1. Brough and du Pont joined forces to the sedation that’s been so heavy because of his Roy Stewart 3636— 72 E-Carter. DP— California Z LOB— Cal­ Schmdtph 1000 Dibble p 0000 J U L Y 8 four-run third. Justin Bolduc pitched Ed Pflsler Cleveland, 62; DwEvans, Boston, 69; Win­ Haven,. three birdies and a bogey after the turn. 3634— 72 ifornia 6 Cleveland Z 2B— CDavIs. HR— field, New York, 69; Brett, Koneos City, Tekulyep 0000 TJoneerf 0000 yt.) Mud Boo Racing, Enduro, Off-Road 1889 — John L. Sullivan defeated Jake Kilrain in win the women’s doubles title and Brough teamed leg,” said Gossage. “ There’s nothing wrong with well for Nlonchester and aided his own Mike Bender 3240— 72 Rueeell ph 1000 “ I ’d like to get in that zone more often,” Buttner cause wifh a double and tingle. The Joyner (5). S— Polldor. SF— Roy. 61; (taeltl, Minnesota, 54. Racing, 1 p.m. 7Sth round for the U.S. heavyweight championship with Eric Sturgess to capture the mixed doubles the leg. except that it’s badly broken and it’s Joey Roseett 3634— 72 IP M R ER BB SO TetPN atsf Telok II 969 said of his start. “ I hope It’s a sign of things to Merchants are now 3-3 In league play. Steve Lowery H u ^n Speedway (N.H.) — NEMA' hurting. ’There are no complications. ... 3436— 72 BMOdonSMalBata. MIdgeta, Bud Lite Late Models, Roo-. at Richburg, Miss., the last bare-knuckle boxing title to equal her 1948 sweep. Tom Parnice Jr. 3537— 72 TCIark W,1-0 5 1 1 0 1 come.” . , match as Uie Marquis of Queensbury rules were 1961 — Angela Mortimer won the first all-British “ All in all, it couldn’t be any better.” Ffed Funk 37-35— 72 tlA-nONAL LEAGUE kies, thunder Cars, V6 Super Modifleds, Purtzer, who missed the cut at last weeks Minton S,2 1 0 0 1 2 6 p.m. final since 1914 at Wimbledon with a 4-6. 6-4, 7-5 Tbe spokesman said a tube remains in Allison’s David Peoples 3933— 72 O A B R H Pet. Gome Winning RBI — Sabo (4). Western Open after shooting a pair of 78s, said he Inti^uced. Barry Joackel 3637— 73 Farrell L,96 51-3 6 6 5 2 2 (talorraga Mon 62 334 63 114 .341 DP^-Phllo- 1939 — Bobby Riggs and Alice Marble each won victory over Christine Truman. Billy Jean Moffitt throat to help him get deep breaths and prohibit Ronnie Block 3637— 73 delphla 1, anclnnott Z ID B — Phllo- should “ get the most improved player award from Hovens 32-3 4 1 1 0 1 G PerrvAtl 66 253 35 85 .336 three titles at Wimbldeon Riggs won the men’s won the first of her 20 Wimbledon titles when she fluid buildup in his lungs. He acknowledged it will be Rec basebaD John Cook 4033— 73 Mc(3ee StL 63 390 45 112 .320 delphlo 9, Cincinnati 6 2B— /tauoyo. 3B— last week. I don’t know If I’m 13 shoU better. I do Lae Jonzan 3637— 73 Polmeiro Chi 62 332 43 KD .310 Treodway (2). singles title by defeating Elwood Cooke 2-6,8-6,3-6, teamed Karen Hantze to win the women’s doubles quite awhile before It is known whether Allison will Bobby Mitchell know the course Isn’t 13 shots easier.” 3736- 73 Sabo cm 74 300 43 93 .310 SB— ONelll (1), (tanlels 2 (16), Sabo 3 6-3, 6-2. Alice Marble captured the women’s single title. be able to drive again. Tony Sills 3635— 73 Thuraday'a hama runa Low Chi 76 267 34 66 .307 (36). S— KGrou. Radio,TV Pate whose victories before his 1982 shoulder Mac D'Grady 3536— 73 title by beating Kay Stammers, 6-2, 6-0. Riggs and 1967 — Billie Jean King swept three titles at “ He can move his hands and do certain exercises Dawson Chi 60 316 41 96 .304 H R ER BB SO problems Included the 1976 U.S. Open and the 1982 Rick Fehr 3637— 73 (jorkln a n 60 312 52 94 .301 Cooke won the doubles title and Marble teamed with Wimbledon. King beat Ann Hayden Jones 6-3, 6-4, and things on command,” Gossage said. “ He’s very Mark Maness 3736— 73 Bonilla R t 63 309 93 92 .296 KOreee Libs „ „1 5 3 3 6 TWY Tournament Players Championship, also missed The Orioles defeated the Yankees, Antonio Cerda Tefculve } Sarah Palfrey Fabyan to win the women’s doubles. for the singles title. King teamed with Rosie Casals strong. ’They’re amazed at his strength.” 37-36-73 Lemon IT), Herndon (3), Heath (4), OonlelsCIn 75 296 90 77 .298 2 0 0 0 0 P-.m- — Red Sox at White Sox 11-6, at Cheney Tech. Cory Lassen went John Adams 37-37— 74 •‘"'sW (2), -ngers; Tettleton CtadMiall the cut at the Western Open, one of the few events in for the women’s doubles and paired with Owen The hospital has provided a separate waiting the distance In picking up me win for the Gibson LA 76 269 99 66 .296 (dpttaleheader), NESN, WTIC Riggs and Marble captured the mixed doubles title. Phil Hancock 37-37— 74 (4), Gerhart (6), C.RIpken 114), Otoles; OJacksonW,104 61-3 7 2 2 which he has played this year. Orioles. To m Strano nod mree hits Dibble 1 2 . P-m- — Royals at Yankees, 1941 — Ted Williams of the Boston Red Sox hit a Davidson for the mixed doubles title. room for the Allison family, he said. Allison has Rex Caldwell 3737— 74 ta y n v (5), Angels,- Greenwell (15), Red strawberry. New York, 21; Clork, Son 1 1 0 0 3 0 SportsChannel, WPOP while Randy Shakes added two and Tod Schulz “ I would definitely say it’s a milestone for me, 1983 — Longshot Apache Circle came from way off 3737— 74 Sox; OoeftI (19), Bush (9), Twins; Moctar- Francisco, 19; (talorraga, AAontreal, 19; Ffonco S,12 11-3 0I 0 0 1 0 • P;5>- — Mets at Astros, Channel 30, homer with two on and two out in the ninth to give the received many visitors and more mail than can be storred defensively. Dennis Joyner A.J. Dunoon 3737— 74 lono (2), Royals. GCtayls, Houston, 16; Bonilla, Ptttsburgh, BK-KGroee. Pate said of Thursday’s round, his first sub-par homered for the Yankees while Kevin WKHT American League a dramatic 7-5 victory In the the pace to win the richest race in Roosevelt counted. Flowers sent to Allison are being sent to Bill Kratzort 3636— 74 17; Gibson, Los Angeles, 15; HJohnson, Umpirae Home, Wenttelstadt; Rrst, 9 p.m. — Boxing: Donald Curry vs. outing in recent memory. PIsch trWed and Morgan Bouroue Jeffrey Lankford 3935— 74 /llatloiial New York, 15; Bonds, Pittsburgh, 14; Bm ln; Second, Marsh; ^ All-Star game at Detroit’s Briggs Stadium. Raceway history, the $559,800 Peter Haughton churchqs or other patients, the cards are given to his doubled. lira, OoMulh. •PP*'' wolttrwelghts, “ I might shoot 85 tomorrow, but I m very happy Ernie Gonzalez 3636-74 Treadway (2),Reds. Dawson, Chicago, 14. T — 2:32. A-31,910. ESPN 1950 — Louise Brough won the women’s singles Memorial. family. YYlth what I ’ve done today.”

[ 16 - MANCHESTER HERALD. Friday, July 8, 1988 MANCHESTER HERALD. Friday, July 8, 1988 — i? (sOlN^, GONS " S' Sruce Beattie KIT ‘N’ CARLYLE by Larry Wright (2 AN ALL EyPENfel Lubberding takes Tour lead AL trainer Salvon dead PAtO.FlCST-CLASS FUGMT SPORTS To THE'WfflfMA/ACMI SPRING yo u ? V LIEVIN, France — Dutchmen dominated the BALTIMORE — Ralph Salvon, senior trainer OF UVe MfBMAlOS’ aTweNT/ fifth stage of the Tour de France bicycle race in the American League and a Baltimore Orioles =111 amlES n o pth ea ST o f TUfCA' IN BRIEF with Jelle Nijdam taking the latest stage and trainer for more than 20 years, died ’Thursday of t ^ LooSA, ALa8A«A?? Henk LubbOrding taking over the overall lead. complications following heart by-pass surgery, Nijdam, a 25-year-old member of the the team announced. Country Club tourney set Superconfex team , cam e across the finish line H e died at Washington Adentist Hospital in -'' eight seconds ahead of Italian Massimo Ghirott. Takoma Park, Md., where the surgery was The Eighth Annual Manchester Memorial \ Sean Kelly of Ireland, this year’s Tour of Spain perform ed on June 24. Hospital Golf Tournament will be held winner, was in third place. Salvon, 60, spent 36 years as a professional Wednesday, July 20. at the Manchester Country Lubberding took over the leader’s yellow baseball trainer, 31 of them with the Orioles \ Club. Moriarty Brothers car dealership has je rs e y from Dutchman Teun Van V liet when organization. He held the head trainer’s position donated a Mazda SE-5 pick-up truck to be given Lubberding finished alm ost a minute ahead of for the past 20 years. to the first p layer to m ake a hole-in-one at the Van Vliet. fifth hole during the toum ey. ’EANUTS by Charles M. Schulz Over 100 people are registered. Daniel P. Bart Starr’s son dead at 24 Geneva Cubs struggling Purcell, M.D. is the tournament chairman. ^OU STUPID BEAGLE! IF YOU dt 198R UnitEft Fealufc SyndiCAle. Inc To enter the tournament, call the Manchester GENEVA, N. Y. — Ken Shepard, general '^OF COURSE, I T A M P A , Fla. — F o rm e r Green B ay Packers PUT ME IN Y0UR"KIS5 -ANP- Memorial Hospital Development Office at quarterback and coach Bart Starr summoned manager of the minor-league Geneva Cubs, DON'T WANT TO EDJeebb T t e l l " b o o k , I'l l t e a k y o u 647-4754. The $100 entry fee included 18 holes, g olf deputies to a locked house in suburban Tam pa vowed to sleep in the press box untii his club BE LEFT OUT LIMB FROM LIMB! 7 » cart, lunch, dinner, complimentary cocktails and and found the badly decomposed body of his ended a losing streak. EITHER.. I door prize drawings. The tourney is limited to 128 24-year-old son. The Cubs, of the New York-Pennsyivania registrants. The rem ains o f B ret M ichael Starr were Basebail League, have stretched their streak to C iMbyNCA. me All proceeds will benefit the Manchester 16 losses in compiiing the worst record in 7 unrecognizable, said Hillsborough County Memorial Hospital Development Fund. Inc. In sheriff’s spokesman Jack Espinosa, adding that professionai basebail, so Shepard keeps climbing THE GRIZZWEll S by Bill Schorl the past seven years, the tournament has raised a rickety ladder to his cot in the press box. -rOc it took authorities m ore than four hours I'VE SEEN RE-EXAM1N1N(5 TVIE over $40,000. Thursday to make a positive identification. “ Every day I get crankier and crankier,” '..AFIERAU-TTIERE'5 MOI2E'I T The county medical examiner was conducting Shepard said. “ There’s no air conditioning up MAN-8EAR l^EUA'HON^IPAHD , TD MAN THAN OUfr CHECKS there. The mosquitoes are terrible. But it’s a I'V E < m t TD THE c o H a u f i o N ' 6ARBA6ECAN5ANP” ^ tests today to determine how he died. 5UGH GHO announces celebrities great publicity stunt.” Ma o a R t h e HORRIBLE by DIk Browne TviAT behert PICNIC Ef5KET$... "W e don’t know the cause of death yet,” m\m5 cm A5...? The 1988 Sammy Davis Jr. Greater Hartford forepic investigator Jack Hall said, adding that The team, which won the ieague championship FBDWGDNTAaWnH last season, is 1t20. The last win was June 20. Open has announced the celebrities who will he didn’t know how soon results would be Wil l You melp c l e a p fiol J U e r 7?/E P B A fZ I MAH,. participate in the C eleb rity Pro-A m on available. Thursday night the Cubs played the Jamestown THE TAPLE.PEAP ? Wednesday, July 20, at the Tournament Players "The place was locked up tight. The body was Expos, the first-place team in their division. Shepard, 23, said he intends to continue Club in C rom w ell. lying on the floor in a dining area that opened into ^------Topping the list o f celebrities will be Bob Hope. AP photo a back yard. It had been there an estim ated two sleeping in the press box until the team wins. He ■ b y Other celebrities scheduled to appear are to four days and the air conditioning was off,” said he is doing it to incite the players and gain 3 t Lawrence Taylor, Efrem Zimbalist Jr.. Leslie FIFTH STAGE — The Netherlands' Jelle Espinosa said. “ It was difficult to identify — publicity for a team badly in need of it. Nielson, Gordie Howe. Kevin Dineen. Boog Nidjam raises his arms in victory as he unrecognizable.” P ow ell and G reg M orris. crosses the finish line of the fifth stage of Authorities have given no indication that drugs the Tour de France classic in Lievin, in were involved, but the elder Starr wrote about his U.S. wants soccer league CAPTAIN EASY by Crooks A Csssic northern France, on Thursday. son’s drug problem s in his autobiography, ” M y Bruce Hurst may have mono L ife in Football: Starr.” NEW YORK The United States Soccer Federation hopes to kick off a new outdoor BOSTON — Struggling pitcher Bruce Hurst left professional soccer league. the Boston Red Sox and flew home from 7 4E PHANTOM by Lee Falk A 8y Barry Bucyed by the announcement earlier this week Minnesota Thursday for tests to determine the Seahawks sign Vernon Dean BuonIcontI suit continues that the United States will host the 1990 World extent o f what was described as a siight virus. CHARLESTON, S.C. — Marc Buoniconti Cup, USSF President Werner Fricker said 7 C 7 WERE you The lefthander, who has a 9-4 record despite an KIRKLAND. Wash. — The Seattle Seahawks HANSINS ON , speared an opposing running back on the tackle Thursday he hoped the new league can begin extended slump, said Wednesday night he feared announced Thursday they have signed veteran HER LEe?6HE'& which left him paralyzed on a football field operation next year. a recurrence of mononucleosis after he was free agent defensive back Vernon Dean, DELicATe. you almost three years ago, Tennessee football coach The proposal will be voted on at the USSF MieWT HAVB knocked out of the gam e in the second inning by formerly with the Washington Redskins, and Johnny M ajors says. general meeting in Philadelphia from July 28-30. HURT HER. the Minnesota Twins, who won 8-1. offensive tackle Dave Des Rochers. their 12th “ It violated the rule against spearing,” M ajors “ The pro league is essentiai in m y v ie w ,” “ I don’t want it to be mono. I want to be so far round draft choice this year. told the jury hearing Buoniconti’s $I6.5-million Fricker said. Dean, the Redskins’ first-round draft choice in off that I’m called dumb.” he said. “ It’s not the negligence suit against Citadel team physician 1982 from San Diego State, was released by first time I’ve been hit around. I ’m not scared of Dr. E.K. Wallace Jr. Washington after its Super Bowl victory in that but I am scared of m ono.” Testifyin g in a videotape deposition played ARLO AND JANIS by Jimmy Johnson January. He was a Redskin for six seasons. All-Star tickets stolen A press box announcement during the game Thursday, Majors said the proper tackling 8^ said Hurst had a “ slight virus.” position would have been with the face up NEW YORK — Abouf 600 tickets for ’Tuesday’s OH.THIG I6 AGOODOMG! IDOM'TKM0W-MA,YK.Wt TECHWaOGY 15 CHANGING 'lOO'RENLVtR GOING TO G5T 5H00LD H aD OFF BUYING 50 FA5T WHAT IF THEY “ rather than attacking the ballplayer with the Ali-Star Game at Riverifront Stadium in $ E l l OVFR THAT QUADRAPHONIC Bobby Joe-Young to fight bi AMYAtOKE.Ca>tPACTDI5C6 EIGHT-TRACK PUYERABE'itX)? Wllander, Agassi victorious top of the helmet.” Cincinnati have been stolen, the Commissioner’s B|ONDIF by Dean Younn A Stan Drakr NEW YORK — Bobby Joe Young, the IBF “ My opinion is it was an illegal tackle because office reported Thursday. BROOKLINE, Mass. — Top seeds Mats sixth-ranked welterweight contender, will face the p la y e r ... hit the ball ca rrie r with the top of The tickets w ere taken from a private delivery Wilander and Andre Agassi rolled to easy NO yOU'RE AND WHATEVER W I'LL BET t h a t n e v e r Ali Salaam of D etroit in the main event of the his helm et,” M ajors said of Buoniconti’s tackle in service empioyed by the Reds, that was NOT, DEAR y o u DIO, HAPPENED TO victories but the next two seeds. Brad Gilbert and 1 FORoivE you MICHAEL JACKSON next Felt Forum boxing show at Madison Square the Nov. 26,1985 Citadel gam e against East delivering them to fans in the Coiumbus, Ohio m Guillermo Perez-Rolan, were upset victims in Garden next Thursday. July 14. Tennessee State. area. The seat locations of the tickets invoived the $415,000 U.S. Pro Tennis Championships. 1 Young, who lives in Jersey City, N.J.. has a Buoniconti was the starting middle linebacker have been identified, and duplicates are being Wilander, the top seed, needed 87 minutes to career record of 36-1 with 23 knockouts. In his last for The Citadel in the game. The son of former issued to the rightful owners. beat 16th- seeded Todd Witsken 6-3,6-2 while outing, he knocked out former welterweight Miami Dolphins linebacker Nick Buoniconti, he Individuals arriving at Riverfront Stadium for Agassi needed just 64 minutes to beat Fernando champion Aaron Pryor in the seventh round in suffered a broken neck and was left a the game with stolen tickets will not be seated Luna, the I5th seed from Spain. 6-2, 6-3. M JOHKXW % August 1987. quadriplegic by the accident. and will be escorted from the facility. lilK ALLEY OOP by Dave Graua

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PEOPLEknow there's a certainWHO magic Iknow ml mm# ■ ■ ■ ■ ■ J | Personal photography prohibited by PG A Tour. about Classified Advertising. a a a Spectators may lake photos on practice days. MANCHESTER HERALD. Friday. July 8. 1988 — 19 Mars rDcks stir debate ACROSS 8 Actor Leonard Answer to Previous Puitle ABC examines drug problems Remnants of life or a trick of nature? I the Greek" 9 Resin 6 Of certain 10 Shoe fasteners By Kathryn Baker rank higher than any other industrial country Greenfield examines the blatant cultural WASHINGTON (AP) - Huge conference Thursday, the images most scientists as ■ an illusion areas 12 Yearn The Associated Press in the use and abuse of drugs? Why does this signals that tell us taking drugs is all right and rock formations on Mars that captured by the Viking camera caused by bright sunlight and I I Big iizard 13 French even expected behavior, whether alcohol, demon loom so large in our neighborhoods, on resemble a human face, a py­ could all be “ a trick of light and shadow. 13 Actress ,. impressionist NEW YO R K — A woman describes the high our shores?” marijuana or cocaine. Cheech and Chong ramid and a fortress could be the shadow.” He said some of the world’s Mercouri 18 Diminutive suf­ she gets from cocaine — “ I felt like I was One of the elements often missing In make hit movies pushing grass. Woody Allen work of a lost civilization or "Just “ We ha ve found something that finest geologists have examined 14 Pianets' path fix takin’ off like a Jet, like nothin’ mattered.” examinations of the drug problem is any pokes fun at high-society coke users. a trick of nature,” say scientists is so interesting that it demands the photos and “ they said what we 15 W eak 21 Glittering A laboratory mouse rushes from a feeding explanation of why, if drugs are so terrible, Popular actor Bruce Willis tells kids in a urging a close-up look at the we go back to Mars and get more were seeing is light and shadow.” 16 _ -do-weii 22 Contrivance tube to a lever and back again. We are told the anyone would take them in the first place. 17 Piay on words public service announcement to "Just say no” outcroppings. data,” said Richard C. Hoagland, But Mark Carlotto, an optical 24 Civil War mouse will keeping pushing the lever for "Why This Plague” does a pretty good Job of 19 Indafinite num­ inits. to drugs. But his Seagram’s wine cooler Four scientists including a founder of The Mars Project, an engineering expert, said a new, cocaine until it dies from the drug. explaining, and although "entertaining” isn’t ber 25 Fermented c U U| commercials suggested that drinking makes former astronaut said Thursday organization that is studying the sophisticated computer study of These are some scenes from ABC’s exactly the kind of word to apply to such a 20 Tacked cane A F A R people cool like him. that the mysterious formations Viking photographs. the photos suggests that the face "Drugs; Why This Plague?” ; it is a natural serious subject, the program is. 23 Affirmative re­ 26 Canine cry should be scrutinized further by Brian T. O’Leary, a former and other formations are not of K D N Q sequel to "Drugs: A Plague Upon the Land,” Other messages are subliminal. What 28 Fleur-de- _ spacecraft. astronaut and an expert on Mars, natural origin. ply E S s E the network’s documentary examining the 24 W eep 30 Sandwich type L IK E TH E F IR S T broadcast, the sequel is about all those aspirin commercials? Photographs taken in 1976 by said there is so much uncertainty frightening extent of the drug problem in In an article published in 27 Hansei's sistar (abbr.) intersjpersed with a unique montage of news "Sometimes,” says Greenfield, “ it seems the Viking 1 spacecraft as it about the origin of the rock face 39 _ degree 50 Military abbr. America. The first program will be rebroad­ Applied Optics, Carlotto said a 29 Liable to 32 Greak letter footage from ABC affiliates around the like you can’t turn on the TV without hearing orbited Mars show a sphinx-like that it should be a major target 41 Entertainer 51 Actress _ cast Saturday. The follow-up airs Monday. computer enhancement of the litigation 33 Eur. country. It is slickly produced and edited for how one little pill will cure what ails you.” face staring outward into space. Rivera for future spacecraft sent to Viking photographs shows the 31 Sign of the language Som mer "The essential understanding that we want maximum impact without sacrificing con­ The documentary shows people explaining The image resembles a death Mars. 42 Prejudiced per­ rock shapes appear to have been zodiac 34 _ to Joy 52 Not so much to reach by the end of this broadcast is, why? ’ ’ tent. Av Westin is the executive 'producer, their reasons for taking drugs — peer mask, with a long shadow obscur­ son “ The feature is sufficiently carved by ‘‘intelligent design” 35 Plentiful 36 Cuts of meat -- 43 Spanish title 54 Female says anchor Peter Jennings at the beginning Stuart Schwartz senior producer. pressure, relief from boredom and poverty, ing one side of the face while exciting that we must go back to and not by the random forces of 36 Angled 38 Paid attention 45 _ Arafat sandpiper of “ Drugs: Why This Plague?” "Why do we In one portion of the documentary, Jeff need for relaxation and confidence. emphasizing a human-like brow, Mars and photograph it at a nature. 37 _ acid to 47 Distrlbuta 56 Eskimo knife nose, eye socket and mouth. higher resolution,” said O’ Leary. 40 Source of metal In one study, Carlotto said, the 1 2 3 4 7 8 9 10 AP ph oto Nearby is an angular moun­ Gerald Soffel, the m]s|ion 41 TV network face was compared statistically * r tain, suggesting the sharp lines of scientist on the Viking project 44 Of different 11 T V T o n i g h t MARTIAN FORMATIONS — Photo “The City Square,” at the exact lateral a pyramid, and a grouping of and currently chief of the space with other shapes photographed kinds taken in 1976 by NASA’s Viking rocks that some view as a fortress and Earth sciences branch at the on Mars, and he concluded that 46 Sped 14 center of “The City." (C) “The Fortess." ‘‘the face is not natural.” spacecraft shows features that some near the center of w h a r they Goddard Space Center, said in a 48 Article b:UUPM [E SPN ] Sporte Trivia (33) Boeaball’a All-Star Comedy Cloaalcs 1984. Rated NR. (Subtitled) superhero after falling Into a truck carrying (D ) “The Face,” one mile from crown to suggest could have been an 16 1 9 Host Robert Klein takat a humorous look telephone interview that the ‘ ‘It’s extremely unlikely that 49 Author Jean M. [M AX] MOVIE: 'P.K. and the Kid' A [T M C ] MOVIE: 'Prarlator' A paramilitary toxic waste. Mitchell Cohen, Andres Mar- scientists say might be of nonnatural at some of bassbairt clastic moments; in- chin. (E) "The Cliff" perched on the ancient city of a lost civilization. face-like image captured by the trucker on his way to the arm wrestling rescue team is stalked by an Intsrgalactic ends, Jennifer Baptist. 1986. Rated R. it’s a trick of light and shadow,” tarvlsws with MIcksy Mantle, Pate Rose origin. They are: (A) “The City," a 2 2 2 3 championships in California is joined by a trophy hunter In the jungles of South Amer­ [U SA] Night Flight; Take-Off to New pedstal of a massive crater. (F) The Or, the scientists said at a news camera has been dismissed by said Carlotto. 53 Disregard and Reggie Jackson. (60 min.) pretty teen-age runaway. Paul LeMat. ica. Arnold Schwarzenegger, Carl W eath­ York Bands collection of features whose major axis five-sided “D&M Pyramid.” 55 S cuffle Molly Ringwald, Alex Rocco. 1987. Rated (3® Columbo ers, Elpidia Carrillo. 1987. Rated R. (In Stereo) 1:30AM (X) Gat Smart is parallel to those of “The Face." (B) 57 Sped down PG-13. ® MOVIE; 'Bond of tha Hand'Five tasn- aga criminalt becom e unwilling volunteers [USA] MOVIE: ‘Cocaine Flandt' Drug 3 ) High Rollen road 5:30PM [ESPN] Motorweek Illus­ In sn unconvsntlonsi program dsstaned to abuse destroys the lives o f a brother and a 58 Creeps trated (33) IN N N e w t undermine Miami's drug trade. Stephan sister. Lois Jinusry, Noel Madison. 1937. Fritlay Night Videm (In Stereo) 5 9 ______Grow s in [HBO] MOVIE; 'Radio Days' (CC) Lang, Michael Cermine, Lauren HoHy. (S) Brooklyn W oody Allen's affectionate homage to the 1986. 1 1 :3 0 P M QD 83) Late show (In (S ) A lice San Francisco influence o f radio on its listeners during the 6 0 Eggs on Stereo) [C N N ] Nawinlght Update 1930s and 40s. Mia Farrow, Dianne ® (S) Major League Bosaball: New SCIENCE York M a u at Houston Aatroa (3 hra.) 3 ) (S) Nightline (CC). [DIS] MOVIE: 'Pater Lunriy and tha 41 4 2 4 3 4 4 Wiest, Julie Kavner. 1987. Rated PG. DOWN (Live) Madlcltw Hat Stallion' A 15-year-old [TM C ] MOVIE; 'Turtle Diary' The drab 31 ® Morton Dowttev Jr. (S) (B) Washington Week In Raviow pony axpresB rider defies the elements to rivals L.A. as 4 6 4 7 lives of tw o adults are changed by a shared (33) Hotwymoonsra (CC). carry the mall from the Nebraska Territory 1 National interest in sea turtles. Ben Kingsley, ( 8 ) Friday Night Ringside (60 min.) to the Pacific coast. Leif Garrett, Mitchell & HEALTH Glenda Jackson. Rosemary Leach. 1986. (8) MOV(E: 'From Hare to Etomlty’ Park 5 3 6 4 Ryan, BibI Bssch. 1977. Rated PG. (In Stereo) Based on the novel by Jamas Jonat. The IS) Trxilght Show (In Sterec) 2 Hideous giant calm before the storm Is seen through the (S) Racing From Plainafiald [ESPN] Truck end Tractor Pull ^ 5 7 big quake site ° 3 Peasant 6:00PM CB d) ® ® Newi eyas o f five people ttationad at Paari Har­ Toddlers at risk 31) PELICULA; 'Lot CorrompIdoa' J. 1:35AM 3 ) WII Shrlner 4 Scottish child C£) (£ ) Thraa't Company bor just before W orld W ar II. Natalie Mistral, J. Cordero, J. Aleman. 5 9 C£ T.J. Hooker W ood, William Devans. 1979. Part 1. 2:00AM (X) New Answers to Hair NEW YO RK — Older children are most 5 Social insect (S ) Newt (CC). MENLO PARK, Calif. (AP) — The odds of a 33) Mansion da Luxe Loss likely to be hit by cars when crossing the 6 Buddhism type (31) Qim m s a BraakI [CN N ] Sports Tonight Anchors: Fred catastrophic earthquake that could kill thousands of J 3 ) S9) Home Shopping Overnight Sar- MOVIE: 'Young Frankanttain' Dr. street, but children under 5 are especially at 7 Bravos (Sp.) (c)iee a by NEA. Inc (li) Rockford Files 33) Hickman, Nick Charles. people in Southern California are higher than once Frankantteln't grandson returns to Tran- vlca (3 hrs.) Barney Miller risk of being hit and killed in parking lots or in believed, and the San Francisco Bay area faces a sytvanis to experience tha joys o f monster [DIS] Stave Allan's Qoldsn Aga of 0>- (33) World W ide Wraatling (S ) News (Live) making. Gene Wilder. Marty Feldman, Tari mady Clips o f this comedian's television their own driveways, researchers report. similar threat, a federal report says. shows form 1966-61 are presented. In­ ® Friday Night Vidsrra (In Stereo) (S) Doctor Who: The Kaye of Marinus Garr. 1974. “ The ‘typical’ pattern of injury involved a Recent concern about the so-called “ big one” on cluding segments wNh Mel Brooks. [E S PN ] Sports Look ^ Part 3 o f 6. [CN N ] PrimeNawa Johnny Carson. Jimmy Durante and oth­ situation in which a l-to-2-year old child was the San Andreas Fault has centered on the greater (S) Charlie's Angels [ESPN] Karate; From Tulsa, OMa. (60 ers. (60 min.) [U S A ] Night Flight: Cartoon Carnival backed over in his home driveway by a light Los Angeles-San Bernardino area because so much min.) (R) (3 l Quincy [ESPN] SportsCenter 2:15AM [HBO] MOVIE: 'Hunk' A truck or van driven by a family member.” the strainSll on the fault’s north end was released by San CELEBRITY CIPHER [U SA] MOVIE; 'Alien Predator' Alien computer nerd sells his soul to the devil in C«l«brlty Cipher cryptogram* aro craatad from quotatlona by famou* paopla, past and pratant. g S Noticlas 1 1 :3 5 P M C33 Magnum, P.l. ^rancisco’s great quake of 1906, which measured an microbas from tha downed Skylsb project exchange for a muscular summer body. researchers write. Each lattar In tha ciphar atandt for anothar. Today't cAra; P agua/a N. .SS MacNeil/Lehrer Newshour ihraatan three American tsant vacationing 1 2 : 0 0 A M (X) h k ^uad John Allen 'Nelson, Deborah Shelton. The researchers studied 71 cases in Itimated 8.3 on the Richter scale. [CN N ] Showbiz Today in Spain. Dennis Christopher, Martin Hew­ (33) Star Trak; The Next Osnsratlon (CC) James Coco. 1987. Rated PG. (In Stereo) Washington state in which children under five But a report issued Thursday by the„U.S. ' J P JMVA TO QAVOTVSJPMA itt, Lynn-Holly Johnson. 1987. [D IS] King of the Baasta Animated An An elderly admiral negotiates the release 2:20AM [TM C] MOVIE; ‘Clasa of were hit and killed by motor vehicles, said the Geological Survey and a working group of its accident-prone lion sheds his image and 8:30PM 31 35 Full House (CC) Pra- o f a Federation ambassador and his sta ff.' Nuka 'Em High' Honor students sre National Earthquake Prediction Evaluation Coun­ rises to becom e the king o f beasts after he who are being held hostage by a vengeful study’s principal author. Dr. Robert J. Brison ZN BTVXI XIA BITDA BTVDE parstions for Thqnkagiving dinner turn Into turned into rampaging punka following ex­ cil said the San Francisco Bay area is nearly as rescues Noah and the animals from a fiery a khchan catattropha for Dtnny and the enemy. (60 min.) posure to toxic waste. Janslle Brady, Gil- ark. of Queen's University in Kingston, Ontario, gang. (R) irart Brenton, Robert Prichard. 1986. likely to suffer a great quake. TO QVTSZNA.' — UJ8AN QS MInrIpowar Canada. [ESPN] SportaLook (SI 3S Wall Street Weak: Eat, Drfnk and Rated R. “ Unless we aggressively pursue earthquake IS) Strap [U SA ] Cartoons Stay I T B A D D . 2;30AM (XlBanacak; Let's Hear it for reduction measures, there is the potential for many (S) Tonight Show (In Stereo) a Living Legend 3 ) N e w t (CC|. 9:00PM (X) 35 Mr. Selvadara (CC) people to die, perhaps more people thaneverdied in 6:30PM css (SD former Military AIDS guidelines PREVIOUS SOLUTION: "Ignorance Is like concrete. The longer It stays, Heather and W esley tNnk thara'a a rom­ Friday tha 13th: Tha Sattas A [C N N ] Sports Latanight a single day from any (natural) disaster in the the tougher It is to get rid of." — Ludlow Porch. (X) W K R P In Cincinnati policeman, whose wife's car wee bombed, ance brewing whan Marsha and Balvedara [E SPN ] BportaCsntsr ( £ @ ) ABC N e w t (CC). begin taking dancing lessons together. (R) teaks revenge on a crime boss ~ and a TUCSON, Ariz. — The Arm y and AirHForce United States,” said Richard Andrews, deputy deadly shariff'e barige plays a prominent [M A X ] MOVIE: 'Hollywood Shuffle' Of­ Jafferaon t have ordered commanding officers to tell director of California’s Office of Emergency (33) (33) MOVIE: 'Stick’ An sx-con it out for role in hie quest. {60 min.) (In Stereo) fered a aterotyped role, a struggling black (3 ) Too Close for Comfort rsvsnge whan his friend Is killed by drug actor must decide whether to compromise soldiers or airmen who test positive for the Services. dealers. Burt Reynolds, Csndica Bergen. [CN N ] Newanight his Integrity or starve. Robert Townsend, A 1983 state emergency plan said a great quake dD ® NBC News (CC|. Georgs Segal. 1986. AIDS virus that they face discharge or [ESPN] VoHsyball: Woman't Pro Anne-Marie Johnson, Helen Martin. 1987. Nightly Buainaaa Report near metropolitan Los Angeles would be America’s ® (S) Great Parformancat: Pavarotti Re- Boach Tounramant From Scottsdsle, Rated R. (In Stereo) prosecution unless they inform all sex S i) Noticlaro Univition turns to Naplaa Ariz. (60 min.) (R) partners of their condition and use condoms. worst disaster since the Civil War. 2:35AM (X) N e w s S3) Love Connection 33) Doe Vidas [USA] Night Flight: Video Premiere The regulations, and a similar Navy policy, I THAT SCRAMBLED WORD GAME [C N N ] Inside PoUtlca 'BS (B) State Wa'ra In Local. 12:05AM [HBO] m o v ie : 'Heart­ 3:00AM (33) MOVIE: 'Mr. Moto't TWO SEPARATE studies, one being published G am ble' Mr. M oto assigns students a reel spell out rules of behavibr at issue in a number ! • by Henri Arnold and Bob Lee [DIS] Mouaaterplace Theater [CN N ] Larry King Uva break Rhlga' (CC) A decorated career today in the journal Science, say that quakes along S marine officer Is given the task o f getting a case to solve. Peter Lorre, Lynn Bari. of cases in which military personnel who have [ESPN] Running and Racing 1938. the San Andreas in the Mojave region near Los Unscramble these four Jumbles, [DIS] MOVIE: 'The Boatnika' An platoon o f raw, undisciplined recruits into tested positive for the AIDS virus have been one letter to each square, to form [M A)fl Roy OrMaon 6 Friends • A Black occidant-prons C oait Guard ensign must fighting shape. QInt Eastwood. Marshs [C N N ] Hsadlina News Overnight Angeles tend historically to occur in bursts of two or four ordinary words. and Whits Night Oibison perfonna luch contend with a beautiful giri, atolan Jawala Mason, Everett McGill. 1986. Rated R. (In ' charged with criminal offenses. The charges [DIS] MOVIE: 'The Boatniks' An three within a relatively short time, followed by 200- classict as "Only the Lonely," "Oh, Preny and a myatsriout Japanaas paari divar. Stereo) have ranged from aggravated assault to Robert Morse, Stsfania Pow srt, Phi) Sil- accident-prone Coast Guard ensign must to 300;year periods without large temblors. SAYID W om an " and "Blue Bayou ' vyhh tha help 1 2 : 3 0 A M QD 9 to s contend with a beautiful giri, stolen jewels having unsafe sex without warning partners of By demonstrating such clustering, both studies of Jackson Browne, Elvis Costello, Bruce vsrt. 1970. Rated G. It’s FUN! end a mysterious Japanese pearl diver. '' ^ 3 ) Fan Club Recording artist Jonathan the test results. Springsteen, Tom Walts and Jennifer [ESPN] Top Rank Boxing: Donald Curry . Robert Morse, Stefenie Powers, Phil Sil­ suggest the Mojave segment may be in a quiet W am es. (60 min.) (In Stereo) va. Qlanfranco Roal WBC junior middlaw- Butler, Chuck Norris, actress Jacket vers. 1970. Rated G. period, with another major quake unlikely for 70 aighi tills but tchadulsd for 12 rounds, ("227"), actor Scott Valentine ("Femlly 7:00PM ( £ Entartalnment Tonight In­ years or more. from San Remo, Italy. Curry it 30-2, 20 T ies"): a U2 tribute. (R) ^ K P N ] Spaerfw eek W eekly auto racing It’s EASY! terview: musician Herb Alpert. (In S ereo ) Back to work sooner KOt. Roti it 42-2, 14 KOt. (2 hra., 30 3 ) ® Tha Street Scolsri and Pshjso be­ The new Geological Survey report, however, said RADAW ( S N e w s min.) (Same-day Tape) com e prinw suspects In a watch ssr- [U S A ] MOVIE: ‘Cocaine Fiends' Drug CHICAGO — Despite medical advances, there is a 50 jiercent chance in 30 years and a 20 ( £ (S ) W h asI o f Fortune (CC). [HBO ] MOVIE: ‘Return to Horror High' gM nt's Invaetlgstlon into possible police abuse destroys the lives o f s brother and a sister. Lois January, Noel Madison. 1937. heart attack victims still take as much time to percent chance within the next decade that a major 3)9100.000 Pyramid A film craw making • movie about a rath of ebuse. (R) (In Stereo) It’s J U S T F O R murders that pisguad a high achool yaanr’' get back to work today as they did 15 years quake measuring 7.0 on the Richter scale will (33) Cheers ® Lota Night With David Lattamran (R| 3:30AM [ESPN] Truck and Tractor before faUt victim to the tamo kMar. Lori (In Stereo) Pull ago, says a new study that finds many patients rupture the northern San Andreas or Haywaf'd (3i)Koiak Lethin, Brendan Hughai, Alax Rocco. THIRDE ® RatPotiol could return to their jobs earlier. faults, which border the west and east sides of San YOU! 1987. Rated R. 3:45AM [TM C ] MOVIE: ‘Tha Advsn- WHICH SIPE OF (S) M*A*S*H Francisco Bay. 83) Oatra Scott turoryf the Action Huntara* Following the Medical discoveries have shown that heart T H E F IR E IS T H E (S i MacNell/Lohrar Newshour [M A X ] R40VIE: ‘Notional Lampoon's Vacation' While driving crota-country to [DIS] Sohflor'a Home After serving In cryptic rm ssage toft by a dying sailor, a In Southern California, the report said, there is a (S ) Barney Millar attack patients often benefit from getting up HOTTEST? glam Wally World, tha Gritwold dan de­ Work) W ar I. a young men feels tha pain of young couple embarks on a thrill-packed 60 percent probability within 30 years and a 20 (S!) Win, Lota or Draw tours Imo a tariat o f tcrswball aldatript. alienation when he returns to his home­ treesuh hunt. Ronald Hunter, Sean Mur­ and around sooner, being released from the phy, Joseph Cimino. 1987. Rated PG. percent chance within 10 years that a great quake With school out for the summer, BEFLAD Chevy Chase, Beverly D'Angelo, Christie town. Nancy Marchand and Richard Now arrange the circled lettera to Family Ties Part 2 o f 2. ’ hospital earlier and exercising, said authors of Brinklisy. 1983. Rated R. Backus star. (60 min.) measuring 8.0 or a major quake registering 7.5 will form tha surprise answer, as sug­ S3) Prim avafa 3:55AM [M/LX] Roy Orbison & the study in today’s Journal of the American [U SA ] Night Flight; Night Flight Ooee Friends • A Black and W h its N ight Orbi­ rupture two or three segments of the San Andreas gested by the above cartoon. (5?) Nightly Butinsas Report [TM C ] MOVIE: 'Raw Deal' An ax-O A Medical Association. becoming a newspaper carrier is a fun agam ratumt to hit old job to took ravanga to tha fifioviot a Coming Attractiont son performs such classics as "Only the Fault. S3) Star Trek against a m ob boss who kMsd Ms friend s Lonely," "Oh, Pretty Woman" and "Blue The study, led by Dr. Charles Dennis of the 1 2 : 3 5 A M 3 ) Uwo Boat Many scientists said previously that Southern t h e " r X T T i m m " [CN N ] Monoylina ton. Arnold Schwanansggar, Kathryn Bayrxj" with the help o f Jackson Browne, Stanford Cardiac Rehabilitation Program in Hsrrold, Dsnsn McGavin. 1986. Rated R. Elvis Costello, Bruce Springsteen, Tom California faces a SO percent chance of a great [DIS] MOVIE: 'Archer' Adventure and 1 2 ; 5 5 A M [M AX] MOVIE: *Joy of aiid easy way to earn money! (Answers tomorrow) (In Stereo) Flying' A gIri takes a solo vacation from W aits and Jennifer W am es. (60 min.) (In Palo Alto, Calif.. evaluated 201 men who had quake in 30 to 50 years. adversity beset a young man and his horse Stereo) Yesterday’s Jumbles: WEIGH EXUDE VERSUS FROZEN when they cross the Australian outback on 9:30PM OD 35 l Married Dora (CC) her Berlin boutiqua to experience the ex­ suffered heart attacks without other medical The odds of a 7.5-magnitude quake in Southern citement o f intsmational jet-senlng. Gianni Answer Why she liked the guy who always brought their way to enter a preatigiout race. Brett Dors accepts a date with Pater's wealthy 4:00AM 3 ) l Lov# Lucy problems. Subjects were divided into two California rise to 70 percent within 30 years if only stale bread—HE N ^E R GOT “FRESH" Cimino, Robert Colby, Nicole Kidman. boas. (R) Garko, Betty .Verges, Corinne Cartier. 1978. Rated R. — [C N N ] Larry King Overnight groups; those receiving usual care and those one of the three segments breaks, but scientists ★ Routes Close to Home ★ Prizes & Contests 1986. Rated NR. (3® Clataifiad 18 [ESPN] SpoitsCantar [HBO] MOVIE; Ttra Boyi Noxt Door' receiving a special medical evaluation to don’t expect that kind of fault behavior, the federal (B) Pago Fifty Savon Local. 1 : 0 0 A M (X) ArcMo Bunker's Place Tw o teen-agers turn a weekend in Los An­ report said. Now bBCk kn Bloek, Jumbto Book No. S3 lo aTBlIablt for I2 .M , which Includoo Pcctago [U SA] Airwolf geles into a random crime and murder determine fitness for work. •nd hontfllng. from Jum Mo. d o thl* nowopopor, P.O. a o i 43M, OrfBitdo, FL 12t02>43M. (8) Newt 3 ) Dhrorea Court Includo your nomo. addro** and itp coda and maka your chock payable lo Nawtpaporbooko. 10:00PM (X) QD spree. Maxwell Caulfiald, Charlie Sheen. Chances are less than 10 percent in 30 years for an [HBO] MOVIE; 'Who's That ’ 3 ) Joo Franklin (R) 7:15PM QD ® ) 20/20 (CC) Scheduled: a report on .Christopher McDonald. 1985. Rated R. exact repeat of San Francisco’s 8.3-magnitude 1906 Gilt?’ (CC ) A brash sx-con invdivat an up­ Call us now at 647-9946 to learn more about a major heroin dnig ring that was uncov­ Runaway With tha Rich and Famous (33) [U S A ] Night Flight; Vlrleo Promiere Health goals not being met disaster, which recent studies show killed at least tight tax attorney In her plant to find tha ered by federal and local New Jersey pro- TrMire o f Egypt and Finland. (R) man responsible for sending bar to prison. tacutort. (60 min.) (3) Matchmaker 4:30AM (X) l Love Lucy 3,000 people. becoming a Manchester Herald carrier. Madonna, Griffin Dunne, John McMartin. A TLA N TA — The nation’s infants and MOVIE: *Tho Raven' Three magicians 1987. Rated PG. (In Stereo) (3® ® Lota Night With David Lettsmran (R) (33) Twilight Zone mothers will not have the survival rates in via for power using a baaullful young (In Stereo) [ESPN] Auto Racing: U8AC Sprints, A 1980 FEDERAL Emergency Management 7:30PM (33 p m M a g n in a Featured; woman ta their ploy. Vincent Pries, Pater 1990 that health officials hoped for a decade IS ) Twilight Zorra from Inaionapolis. (90 min.) (R) Agency report said a repeat of the 1906 quake could Arnold Schwarzanagger: Tam m y Haddad. Lorre. Boris Karloff. 1963. ago, according to a new report from the A s t r o g r a p h ' producer o f "T h e Lorry King S how ." 181 Morton Omvney Jr. ® What a Countiyl [U S A ] N ight Flight; N ight Flight Orraa kill 3,000 to 11,000 people, hospitalize 12,000 to 44,000, Arnott Rd...... all Rachel Rd...... all Flower St...... all to tho IMovIm A Cttming Attractians Centers for Disease Control. 3 ) Cuitam Affair SlOddCoupla [CN N ] Inaida PoNthra '88 (R) and cause $38 billion in damage. It said a 7.4 Jolt on Garth Rd...... 4 to 77 Tudor La...... all East Middle Tpko. ... 0-162 (mni 4:55AM [ M A X ] m o v i e : -Atmod Roo- Of the 13 top-priority goals concerning 3(S)Jsapacdyl(CC). 33) NoUdofO Unhrlalon [ESPN] Powerboat Racing; Inboard the Hayward fault could kill 3,000 to 7,000 people, East Middio Tpk. ... 604-674w«> EIro St...... all too upset with your mate today It he or Chatnpionahlp Saties, from ToM o, ponoa’ A priceless jade artifact pkingas pregnancy and Infant health in the hospitalize 13,000 to 27,000, and cause $(M billion in 3 ) MOVIE; The Soarchara' A O vil Wat (Bl McLaugMIn Onup the family o f a murdered private detectivs she can't see what you want to do Is lor Ohio. (R) Meadow La...... all veteran ambaika on a five-year quest to Into a small-ecale Chinatown war. David government's 1990 health objectives for the damage. Squire Village...... all 83) Star Tide V- [TM C ] MOVIE;I Tha Toxic Avongor- A Anderson St...... '...all Oak Grove St...... all < % u r their own good. The dawn will eventual­ rescue hit niece from the Comanchaa. Carrsdine, Lee Van Cleef, Mako. 1986. nation, only three are likely to be met, the The disaster, agency also said an 8.3-magnitude ly break. John Wayne, Jeffrey Hunter, Vara Milst. [CN N ] HaarMlna Newt 90-poun(l-pound waakUng la turned Into a hulking Bigelow St...... all Pilgrim La...... all Rated R. . CDC said Thursday. quake in Southern California could kill 3,000 to 14,000 ^Birthday 8AOITTARIUS (Nov. 23-Dec. 21) Al­ 1966. [U SA] WIrad Liberty St...... all though this will be a productive day. It (33) INN Newt “ It’s certainly sobering and concerning.” people, hospitalize 12,000 to 55,000, and cause $17 @1 MOVIE; The Day Lllley St...... all Lydall St...... 1-73 might not be as rewarding as It could be 10:30PM and said Dr. Ann Koontz, a specialist with the billion in damage. (8) Jaffaraona tha Hour' A young widow becomes In­ Main St...... 399-494 Parker St...... 356-540 July 9,1968 because ol some actions you may take Health Resources and Services Administra­ The Geological Survey report also listed chances O ) Bomay MIHor volved in the resistance movamsnt In Nazi Summit St...... 1-70 Charter Oak St...... 141-348 Woodbridge St...... 287-357 later In the day. (S) Nawlywad Oame occupisd Francs. Simona Signorat, Stuart ANOTHER MANCHESTER HOMEOWNER tion in Rockville, Md. “ This Indicates that tye of 50 percent in 30 years for quakes measuring 6.5 on People you have helped In the past will CAPRICDRN (Dec. 22-Jan. 19) Moder­ Whitman, Gsneviavs Pegs. 1963. Wadsworth St...... all Gardner St...... 3-66 Woodbridge St...... 408-489 (S ) Barney Millar Part 2 of 2. have some significant problems relating to the Imperial Fault and 6.5 to 7.0 on the San Jacinto make a concerted effort to repay you In ation Is a must , today, because you ® INN News HAS JUST TEAMED UP WITH THE BEST Huntington ...... all Gardner St. Weat...... all 35) Hollywood Squares maternal and infant health.” Fault, which runs near the burgeoning San the year ahead. Two, In particular, look might have to contend with a tendency (S) Hogan's Harass Highland St. like they will make outstanding to overindulge. Enjoy yoursell, but keep (B l W orld of Survival Bemardino-Riverside area. 83) Tree Oeneraetihoe Linda Burnham (Dugan'a Alley...... 8-37 Timber Trail...... all a foot on the brake. [CN N ] Croaaflrs HIghwood Dr...... all contributions. Sycamore Lane...... all TImrod Road...... 170-308 CANCER (June 21-July 22) You can AQUARIUS (Jan. 20-Feb. 19) A close [ESPN] Truck and Tractor Pull (B) John MoLaughNn's One on One F 872-9615 [HB01 MOVIE; 'Payeho III' (CC) Tha Qolway St...... all find plenty of enjoyable things to do to­ friend may be a source of annoyance [M A X ] MOVIE: 'Head Ofiloe' |CC| Ice massage invention takes off South Main Condo’s...... 441 day that won't be expensive. For the today, but It’s nothing that can't be Froth out of school and promoted to an Batsa Motel It back In buainaaa with Nor­ Kerry St...... all ______\ sake of your budget, steer clear of the managed. If you laugh It off, the friend axacutivs position, a young man it B- man and a woman w ho d alm i to be hie North St...... all rati mother. Anthony Porklnt, Diana Scar- Cryocup, which they envision I kind of got sick and tired of activities that are hard on your purse. will too. praparad for tha low-lifat found in upper MONTICELLO, Minn. (A P ) — Lakewood Circle...... all wid, Jeff Fahey. 1986. Rated R. (In Stereo) being sold to millions of joggers these paper cups,” said Nicolai, a North School St...... 1-84 Trying to patch up a broken romance? PISCES (Feb. 20-Merch 20) Your first managoment. Judge Rainhald, Eddie A l­ People laughed when Don Nicolai Bunca...... all and other sports enthusiasts and registered nurse at Northwest The Matchmaker can help you under­ Ideas are likely to be your best ones to­ bert. Jana Seymour. 1986. Rated PG-13. 11:00PM 3 ) 3 ) ® ® Nawa thought about inventing a dispos­ Nika Circle...... all (In Stereo) people with arthritis. Community Clinic in Monticello. Call Now stand what It might take to restore the day, so strive to follow them through. CET oxI able fly swatter and a pencil Alpine St...... all Hlllcreat...... all [TMCIfifiOVIE; 'Halpl' RtHglouaftnatlca " I think eventually it is going to “ You would peel off the paper, relationship. Mall $2 to Matchmaker, The revisions you make aren't apt to be (XfBannyHW equ ip p ^ with a light so he could American Legion Dr...... all c/o this newspaper, P.O. Box 91428, as effective. chase tha Baadaa around Europe In an at­ make us a lot of money,” Nicolai turn it upside down and the ice tempt to ratilovo a tocrad ring In RIngo'a (33) INN Nawa write in the dark. Armory 8t...... all Cleveland. OH 44101-3428. ARIES (March 21-Aprll 19) Material op­ would fall out. It was Just kind of 647-9946 poataasion. Tha Baatlaa. Lao MdCam. (S) Nawa (LIva) said. Haynea St...... ell LEO (July 23-Aug. 22) You'll make a fa­ portunity Is about you today. There Is a . Eleanor Bron. 1965. Rated G. (In Stereo) PERFECT family homal 3 badroom The Cryocup is a reusable, (81 Crook artd Chase Colonial in vOry .good oondttlon. Vory But nobody laughed wfien the an untidy method.” Main St...... 285-378 East Center St.....408-608 vorable Impression today If you are ex­ possibility you might not capitalize on It two-piece plastic cup used to pansive and friendly, rather than asser­ properly, owing to impulsiveness or 8:00PM (X) Kano' a Abal (CC) Two O ) M*A*8*H rivato back yard. Foaturot Inoludo Minnesota Twins used a Nicolai Ruasall St...... all man ora bom 0 1 tha turn of the oontury on So he suggested the idea of tive. Don't come on strong, ^ ai P e e le r Oandlde Paaai RitroplaoodroDlaoad llvlna rooroom, oal-ln-kitohon. invention during the World Ser­ massage ice on muscle sprains, Alton St. South...... all FlfcMipief.Mk.afMa— & . aaii i» aMii.«tiftiioa inventing a reusable cup to Oliver vmoo (Aug. 2>-«api a ) Bs asiMm- VMSSoiFrilllM IV m VtMr mc^^- ies. Requests for his Cryocup strains and spasms. Porter St...... 458-650 Hawthorne St. South...... all thras will be unselflsh today, yet you are bra.) Part 1 of 3. (R) The cup has hit the market at a Hanson, a retired nurse in Cedar. sured If you have to deal «vlth a person 13) Love Connaotion came from universities, sports Wyllya St...... 1-00 W. Middle Tpka...... 30-132 (•«.) getVhe who likes to cause problems. You'll likely to fare better than the people you 3 ) (SI NIOVIE: Top Saerotl' An Amori- [CN N ] fidonoylina medicine clinics and professional time when ice massage has After three years of experiment­ know how to handle the situation. are trying to assist. It won't be your can rock'n'rod star M S caught up In Ngk- emerged as the preferred treat­ ing with prototypes, the duo came lavtl aaplonags wnlla touring East Ger­ [OIS] Mlaaing Aiivanturaa of Ozzio and sports teams such as the Minne­ LIBRA (8epl. 29-OcL 21) Business situ­ fault. Hontot ment for sports-related injuries. up with a sturdy polystyrene ations should work out favorably for you GEMINI (May 21-June 20) Things in many. Vtl Kdmar, Lucy Qunarldga, Omar sota North Stars, New York Sharif. 1884. [ M A X ] M OVIE; 'L 'A n n oe Dos IMe- Sports clinics and teams without plastic cup last August. SCOOP! today If friends are not directly Involved. general should work rather smoothly Merrill Lynch Realty Yankees and Montreal tkisaa' Mother and daughter trie for tha The cup is manufactured at Keep your social and business lives today.. However, there Is a chance you 3 ) ® Pailaet Buangara ICCI StB the Cryocup till plastic foam cups cooped up in tha ttxwvbound cabin. Larry sffactiont o f a kxral lotharlo whNa vaca- Canadians. Modem Plastics in Princeton and separate. . might undermine one ol.your own tloplng on the Fronch Rivlora. Valarlo Ka- 295 Hartford T/)ke., Vernon, Conn. / (203) 872-7777 Nicolai and his wife, Kay, see with water, freeze them, peel finds tha courage lo lo* Jonnifor that ha sold through the mail. SCORPIO (Oct. 24-Nov. 22) Don't be achievements. Don't be irrational. Wiathar. Part2of2. (R) priskv. Barnard Qlraudaau, Carolina CtOm. that as Just the beginning for the back the foam and massage. to - MANCHESTER HERALD. Friday, July 8, 1988 ■ ;i MANCHESTER HERALD, Friday. July B, 18B8 — t l

HOMES 1 ^ HOMES CONDOMINIUMS I f o n s a l e CONDOMINIUMS | £ j FOR SALE FOR SALE FOR RENT C0V^NTft7'“ln-laW-or MANCHESTER, ^xcel- CLASSIFIED ADVERTISING 643-2711 Income potential. After lenf value. Lovely Im­ BING Bong BoomI THREE Bedroom Town- a dip In the lake enloy maculate 3 bedroom, A Spccioli Owners need Imme­ house, V /i baths, full Lots/Lond fo r Sole ...:...... the private yard ot this 1 Vi bath Cape In family • A * diate sole I Price re­ basement, fully ap- Notices ...... 23 Musical Items...... *4 Invostment Property ...... 24 Merchandise area. This well cared duced to $133,500. Great pllonced kitchen, park­ L o s t/F o u n d ...... 01 Cameras and Photo Eaulpment...... 85 charming 4 bedroom Business P ro p e rty ...... 25 big 6 plus room Town- ing for 2 cars. No pets. P ersonals...... 02 S p cciolisjiiD d If! | Pets and Supplies...... 86 Cope with a fleldstone for home features an Resort P ro p e rty ...... 26 h i i k Holiday Seasonal...... enpAINTIND/ nMnCELUNEOUS house at Northfleld Security deposit and 1 Announcements...... 03 Miscellaneous for Sale...... 87 fireplace and 2 cor open airy kltchen- iWItCRIAWfflUt M orteopes...... 27 Antlgues and Collectibles...... garage. $145,500. Flano dlnlng area separated LAWN CANE pap nd y iSERVICES------Green. 3 bedrooms, 2 year lease. $800. per A uction s...... 04 Too Sales...... 88 BSJ ^ IibviBm month. 649-0795 ask tor Wanted to Buy...... 28 S e r v i c e s Rootlng/Sldlng...... C lo th in g ...... Realty 646-5200. by 0 breakfast bar, a E full and 2 half baths, Financial...... 05 Wanted to B u y /T ra d e ...... 89 F lo o rin g ...... ss appliances, extra Insu­ Don.______F u rn itu re ...... ATTENTION. Owner rel- beautiful private back­ SNLSERT UWN NAME your own price. ODD lobt. Trucking Employment & Education Rentals Child C ore...... 51 E le c tric a l...... yard with a brick patio. Father & Son Pointing Home repoirs. You lation, rec room with MANCHESTER. 2 bed­ Cleaning Services...... Heatlng/Plumblng...... 60 TV/Stereo/Apollonces...... 75 ocotlng, reduced price, DEUVEMNG bar, central vac, car­ Port TImD Htip Wanted...... 10 ...... 31 ...... 52 $143,900. Century 21 Ep- SENVKE and Papering. I Remo- Rich, clean, atone-fiee noma It, we do It. Free room Townhouse with Lawn C o re ...... 53 Miscellaneous Services...... Machinery and Tools...... 76 Automotive ISThousonddollars. FrefeosiaRal Laaiieaglag port. Call quick, won't garage. Laundry hook­ Help Wanted...... 11 Apartm ents to r R snt...... 32 t'/t room, beautiful Co­ Steln Realty, 647-8895.n ..Yq|.»1-8H7, _____ loam. 8 yards. *80 Plus Tax. estlmotes. Insured. 643- Situation Wonted...... 12 Condominiums for Rent...... 33 Bookkaeplng/lncome Tox ...... 54 Services W anted...... G ardening...... Stone, Loam, and Mulch 0304. last. Jackson & Jack- ups, heat and hot water Corpentry/Remodellng...... 55 LondscoDlng...... 63 Cars fo r S ale...... lonial, V h years old. 2 ANDOVER. Country llv- Aleo, sand, gravel, etona son Real Estate, 647- Business Opportunities...... 13 Homes fo r R ent...... 34 Good Things to Eot...... Trucks/Vons for Sale...... Oallvarles. R«novatlont/plui and horee manure. Included. Quiet area. Polntlng/Paperlno...... 56 C oncrete...... cor garage, 2200 square Ing. Marvelous home Custom Iflts rie r A ix is itc r pmsoNAL tiiivicM 8400.O Call 871-2844 for Instruction ...... 14 Store/Ottica Space...... 35 Fuel 011/Coal/FIrewood...... 79 C am pers/T rollers...... with 4 bedrooms, 2 Free EsUmetes Emplovmsnt Services...... 15 Resort P ro p e rty ...... '... 36 feet. Closets galore I Palnilng • OsHlng Rsosir A » CMtkink C»i»tr«t appointment. Form Supplies and Eaulpment. go Motorcycles/Mopeds...... Security system, etc, baths, front to back 6 4 $ g $ 0 4 • liicanw T«x PrMoraHM Industrial Property...... 37 SUPER SAVINGS WITH OUR SPECIAL Auto Serylces...... 6 4 7 - 7 1 5 6 Rsnsw • Power Washing Real Estate Otrice/Retall Eaulpment...... 81 etc, etc. 14 Stanley living room and dining Pres EfflmstM • • Ufi 6 Meahk Hwenxiee Adviw L0T8AAND Garages and Storage...... 31 MONTHLY CASH IN ADVANCE RATES.. Autos to r Rent/Leose...... • OuSftl CwwiNaHM Homes for Soje...... 21 Roommates Wanted...... 39 Recreational Eaulpment...... Drive, South Windsor. room. This charming ftsurstf ■ B tn h r OJSm u OM FLdOftiANDINr HOMES Call 6 43 -2 711 for more Information! Miscellaneous A utom otive...... Cope Is enhanced by a • WnanriW a Omto Waxxkw FOR SALE Condominiums for Sole...... 22 Wanted to Rent...... 40 Boats and Marine Eaulpment... 83 Wanted to Buy/Trade ...... Was n70,0cio. Now only • Floore Ilka new FOR RENT $254,900. Coll today 644- morntenance tree exte­ ' 6 4 6 - 2 2 5 3 • Specializing In oldar floore Celt Don Moaltr-642 331V MANCHESTER. Level, 2359. rior, oversized 2 car • Natural A stained floore > MFe ve fWVVEW f efwett IMMACULATE 6'/> room READ YOUR AD: Closslfetf advertisements are ooroge and lovely clear lots. V* acre. RATES: 1 to 6 days: 90 cents per line per day. DEADLINES: For classified advertlsments to MANCHESTER. Spa- • No waxing anymore Already with city Cape with rec room. taken by telephone as a convenience. The treed lot. Coll for an FARRAND REM0DEUN8 I86SSI®/ 7 to 19 days; .70 cents per line per day. be published Tuesday through Saturday, the clous and gracious 9 ISfOINR sewer and water. 647- Appliances Included. Manchester Herald Is responsible for only one appointment today I Ream sddMMns, dsoks, rooUng, Jilin V irM m .6#S 7iO Security, references. 20 to 25 days: 60 cents per llif^ per day. deadline Is noon on the day before publica­ Incorrect Insertion and then only for the size of room Raised Ranch In $159,900. Century 21 Ep­ sMne, windowi and gutWiB. 0426 days. 646-7207 MANCHESTER ROOniW evenings. No pets. $875 per 26 or more days; 50 cents per line per day. tion. For advertisements to be published the original Insertion. Errors which do not lessen executive area close to stein Realty, 647-8895.0 Bsekhos and hidldoMr sarvlea HAWNESfRaSERViCt ■ 3 LAND8CAHII8 month. Call 649-3219, 1-384. 4 1st floor bed­ Monday, the deadline Is 2:30 p.m. on ^rldoy. the value of the advertisement wHI not be SMllabla. Call Bob Parrand, Jr. All types of roofing A MANCHESTER. $95,000. 633-0337. Minimum chorae; 4 lines. rooms, 2'/i baths, fan­ EXCELLENT Condition 3 repairs. Wood shingles Bueksl. truck A ehippsr. aiump corrected by an additional Insertion. ’ bedroom Ranch. Cen­ ramoml. PraaaaiimaMa. Very nice wooded lot, \ tastic finished lower — Cedar Shakes. located at end of cul- level, screened porch tral- air conditioning, H S 8 L 8 : 27 Tears Exptrlsnos Spaoial eonsMsiallon for noMBToommt STORE AND sunken 1st floor family de-sac, In area of exec­ and completely private Mwmtf ■ UmamU • OiMranfMU . sidsrty and handlaappad.' utive homes. Ideal for OFFICE SPACE PART TIME room, 2 car garage, ygl* y ilm RlSM6R6S^^ISMH|^^ISS6If^6 J Notices and wooded rear yard. contemporary or solar HELP WANTED Yolanda Carroll. new heating, new hot • 4 5 - 8 8 3 0 _____ 6 4 7 - 7 5 5 3 om FNBCCOTIMMIS FURNISHEDOftIceswIth I HELP WANTED HELP WANTED I HELP WANTED I HELP WANTED D r. Crane’s Answers water heater and new b orlentd home. Call Sen- $225,900'. Sentry Real {Mbite M I Ilia Mrt. Fesaegillied Lam Core try 643-4060.______phone,' receptionist, As 0 condition precedent to electrical. I'/i baths, Ofasiifi I ip t PART Time days and HOUSE Manager f6 %(^ CABINET Maker. Small FULL Time help for busy Eltote, 643-4060.D d rMi «* «onlnaW» iwirwum- ANDOVER 7.35 ocre ap­ copy, fax and secre­ the placement of any adver­ fully carpeted. Must be tary support. 647-4000. tising In the Mancheilter He­ evenings. Must be reli­ minister resldentitft union shop In Manches­ soles office. Excellent Quiz on Page 2 MANCHESTER. Meticu­ seen. Asking $165,000. proved building lot rald, Advertiser herebv able. Call Lawton programs for mentally DRIVER ter has Immediate op­ typing and phone 1. Hat pin lously maintained 4 Coll 289-4710.______- aoMnwnlt PliMtwd - Tlllne • with well. Asking MANCHESTER office agrees to protect. Indemnify CItCO. Call 643-5575. retarded adults In ening for skilled and skills. Some account­ 2. Electrolysis bedroom, 7>h both Co­ M iBCtnUrgitltn CRYSTAL TILINGS Uam Oarpantrv - ODD JOBS • $79,900. T.J. Crockett building for rent. Ideal and hold harmless the Man­ Coventry area ing experience would CLOSE To Cheney Tech. PART Time cleaning. Marlboro. Bachelors semi-skilled wood­ 3. Bruin (Bear) lonial on large lot In si Ml'■m m v . m ;' ftiSLr648-1710 CitMlo Till A Mirtli INSUIIEO Realtor. 643-1577. location. Ample park­ chester Herald, Its officers degree, 2 to 3 years worker. Excellent be helpful. Coll Alda / quiet resldentlql neigh­ Well kept home with ing. Good exposure. Bolton-Andover. Ex­ Manchester 4. Hoop (Basketball) full, rear dorm er. talUIMlMt BARRY SCANLON COVENTRY. Approved 1- ond employees against any experience preferred. wages and benefits. Morin at Hvdro-Dvne, borhood. Fully op- CONCHETE R.D. Murdock. 643- and all liability, loss or cellent wage. Own Large rooms with open 868 IMPROVEMENTS Commerolel A Rosidantlal 646-2411 tr****tlmat« 17 acre building lots. tra n s p o rta tio n . 742- Salary based on expe­ Heraid route. Coll R 8< R Woodwork- 633-8385.______5. Daniel pllonced eot-ln kitchen 2692. U expense. Including attor­ floor plan, 3 bedrooms, anS REPAIRS nwa asTiMAtta - fully iNsunao Owner financing avail­ neys' fees, arising from 5633. rience. Fringebenefits. Ino ot 645-6149.______SECRETARY Guidance 6. (a) Spare — Bowling (x) plus formol living J$tC Cencrete pqtloeqnd able. Flano Realty 646- MANCHESTER. Prime Coll 928-0515.______Short Hours — Department. RHAM (b) Divot — Golf (y) ro o m . Exceptional IVi baths. All applian­ “No Job Too Small” sidewalks, stepa qnd claims of unfair trade practi­ HAIR Stylist wanted. ces remoln. Partially Nickerson 6 4 7 - 9 4 4 3 5200. locaton retail store. ces, Infringem ent of tra de­ High School In Hebron. floor plan for family PogMarad and Fully htturad Ti|t Sail ScfaaRiJ Laan drlvewovA. Coll SA9- DIRECT Core Staff to Great Pay! Busy salon needs motl- (c) Balk — Baseball (z) finished basement. Downtown Main marks, trade names or pat­ work In group home for voted stylist to take For application, call S. (d) Fumble — Football (w) living. Diane Johnson. FMSEEBTIMATES Any amount dsHvarod. Also, flii, 4058, leave messaae. Street. 2450 square feet. ents, violation of rights of [HELP WANTED Culllnan at 228-9474. Oversized garage with graval. atons md hark, muleh. BUSINESS mentally retarded Cqii 647-9946 over clientele. Hours $229,500. Sentry Real electricity. Very large 1st level-lower level privacy and Infringement of (e) Penalty box — Hockey (v) Estate, 643-4060.O Boheet, baokhoa A loadar ranial. PROPERTY copyright and proprietary adults In Windsor, flexible. 742-7707. ___ LOOKING For a respon­ private lot. Asking lELECTRICAL same size. Immediate Ask for IWRGOWS occupancy. Telephone rights, unfair competition MANAGEMENT Trai­ South Windsor, West RETAIL Assistant Man­ sible 13 year or older, MANCHESTER. Splffy $144,900. Strono Real MVWOONtnweiiMN and libel and slander, which Hartford, Marlbo­ ager. Rapidly growing preferably female to PAMTINS/ M O DOOM 10,000. SQUARE feet on 649-1625. nee. Growing whole­ Gerlinde home I Beautiful Dutch Estote, 647-7653.0 ELECTMCAL WORK aTz-idoo/iSB-osss- may result from the publica­ rough ond Hebron lewelrv company In core for mv 4'/j year PAPERMB 1.2 acres In center of sale supply chain Colonial In sought out BOLTON. Like new 8 Need a new Sorvtoe with town. Good visibility. 474 MAIN Street at the tion of any advertlsment In offers many Incentives areas. Full and port molor department old son In my Syca­ h elp w a n ted Real Estate I center. 3 rooms, park­ L ■ the Manchester Herald by X-RAY Technician. Im­ Henry Street areal room Custom built clreutt breakers? THtHmAL WIMOOWS Investor or user may to ambitious Individu­ time positions availa­ store seeking person­ more Lane home. Tastefully decorated Prtoaa are down! Ohaok uaout In ing and heat. 646-2426 advertiser, Including adver­ ble. Coll 928-0515 or mediate Medical Core nel. Will train the right Some week nights an­ Contemporary Colon­ Exterior T&L MASONRY • ODOM _ purchase. Warren E. weekdays. tisements In any free distri­ als. Successful appli­ BOOKKEEPER ForMan- with 8 rooms, 4 bed­ ial. Specious fam ily th* Manchamr yallow flagaa. Brtck, Mock, stone. ' aoN anJ hmUHaJ Or pnlaa- Howland, Inc. 643-1100. cant will understand 295-9215.______Center of Manchester person. Retail expe­ d/or weekend even­ atonal tamodtdM eoMraafor. bution publications pub­ has 0 full time opening chester accounting HOMES rooms, 1'/2 baths, 1st room, oversized sun Painting Done M fEPH PUMAS Chimneys and repelre. lished by the Manchester value of learning our IRON Worker. Must have rience helpful. Good ings. Please call 643- firm. Hours flexible. floor den and laundry A eetoetton o f wnyl n r wood ROOMMATES tor 0 registered X-Roy 1712 ask for Lori or FOR SALE room, deluxe kitchen. 3 stockade T e o e tt Initatled. M M Z i S No lob too small. uh*a Custom earpsntry a Herold. Penny Sleffert, business from the experience welding, salary and benefits. Coll 646-2465______room, fireplace, fin­ Oecki and porch** painted. Publisher. Technician. Interested leave message. bedrooms, 2 baths, FREE eSTIMATES tpaetaMy. WANTED ground-up. Begin In connecting and laying Coll 568-1115. ished basement, walk- over 2200 square feet of M * BMtmel** • PWhr lu n n e IMORTOAOES warehouse-delivery applicants coll Sheri at FULL Time Baker's HEATNI8/ deck. Many fringe be­ SECRETARY. Busy 100 Helper. No experience All real estate advertised In up attic I Not lust a living area. A 1 acre C.II64S-8063 » T 8 - » m PROFESSIONAL Fe- and go where ever your nefits Including dental. 721-7393, Mondey- the Manchester Herald Is Frldov, 9-4. person Civil Engineer­ TEACHER necessary. Please tele­ drive-byl $184,900. plus landscapers 643-0743 PLUMMNS FALUMI BEHMD77 male, share house, Employment ability allows. Contact East Hartford Weld­ ing firm seeks expe­ sublect to the Fair Housing Anne M iller Real Est­ phone 646-3354. dream. U 8> R Realty. STOP FORECLOSUREII Manchester. $250. per Ken at Manchester ing, 289-2323. EOE. rienced secretary for After school pro­ Act of 1968, which makes It ate, 647-8000.O 643-2692. a CALUHAN’S ASPHALT MAWTENANGE MEDICAL Office Man­ Illegal to advertise any p ref­ If you ere falling behind on month, plus 1/3 utili­ WInnelson. 649-4563. NURSE AIDE expanding administra­ gram for klndergar- LINE PMN1MM SERVICE M f wGMHINvilnO Oriyawaya A Farklng Lota THIS SPACE ager. Responsibilities erence, llmltotlpn ordlscrtm- your mortgage payments... ties. 643-9906 evenings. ACCOUNTANT. Expe- CERTIFICATION tive staff. Qualifica­ deners, 11:30-5:30, Inatlpn based on race, color, • tam UnlM M nM kitdi Ballad pumps, hot water • HM Ih M w tn * Or*Mi Sm IMs PART TIME tions ore os follows: Include; Dictation, bil­ tanks, new and . ^59.47 OR...If your home la In fore­ rlence working with HAVE A PHONE? 0 mos. per year. Be- ling, appointments and rellolon, sex or national 140 Hilliard St. • Mahan MeMr* • s*ii Osaana HELP WANTED m inim um 2-3 years origin, or on Intention to COVENTRY raplacamants. for 24 Inaartlons closure. WE CAN HELPI small to mediumsized CLASS glna August 30, knowledge of Insu- Manchester. CT 00040 r m H f mViwW FTww smillEENVw Merchandise companies: Computer WANT TO WORK word processing expe­ moke any such preference, FREE eSTlUATES Coll 4 4 3 -2 7 1 1 No payment program avail­ PART Time soles clerk Meadows Manor, a 518 rience (Multi-Mote 1988. Degree In ronce forms. 649-0233. limitation or discrimination. iEL.643-6330 G ill 628-2418 T60AYI able for up to 2 years. Bad knowledge helpful. The Herald will not know­ S4S-9840 / 228-0616 for tfafallA needed at local florist. Flexible hours. Call Bed, long term health preferred), minimum education or related RN-LPN. Part time. 7am- credit Is not a problemllAsk FROM HOME? care facility. Is accept­ typing speed 65 wpm, field, plus 1 year ex­ 3pm and 3pm-11pm ingly accept any advertise­ how LOW payments can Rotating, flexible sche­ 647-9780. ment w hich Is In violation of FURNITURE dule. 2 to 3 days per Straight Commlaslona ing appllatlons for a 3 shorthand or speed perience with chil­ shifts. Monday-Friday, the low. help you SAVE YOUR week. 8 hours per day. SALES. Fire Extin­ writing and dicta­ no weekends. For more guisher Technician for — Income Unllmllem week Nurse Aide Certi­ dren. *7.54 per hour SOUTHERN New Eng- HOMES I HOMES HOME TODAY! Apply at Browns Flow­ fication Class to begin phone. If you work well Information please call SOFA, Traditional style, sales and service. Base Call me for an appoint­ plus benefits. Send land classlfleld ads FOR SALE FOR SALE Swiss Ceasorvathre Oroep off-white, multi pastel, ers 163 Main Street, In o busy environment, Alice Plante, QMS. 643- reach nearly 800,000 pay plus commission. ment between 3:30- Monday, August 1st. resume to: 5151 Crestfield Con- at (203) 4S4-1336 er clean, good condition. Monchester.______con handle changing homes In Connecticut Will train enthusiastic 5pm Onlyl Ask for Permanent full time or priorities and meet the P. Wilson volscent Home. EOE. MANCHESTER. Owners BRAND New Listing! (203)4S44404 $75. 646-2000.______PART Time 20 hours per Individual. Phone Mr. part time positions and Rhode Island. The anxious! Price has lust Here's your opportun­ above qualifications MICHAEL'S Jew elers week, general office; Borders at All-Gas and Dennis Santoro may be available at price for a basic 25 been reduced! This ity to own your 1st please send resume to : YWCA has a full time service- word ad Is only $55 and go Gbssilieii! 6000 THIN68 Typing (40wpm). Send Eaulpment. 278-9910. completion of the Dutch Colonial fea­ home! Quaint 6 room resume to Executive Potty (xerhord, Foss 8, 78 No. Main St. sales position open. Re­ will appear In 43 news­ yinll K?n the resoKs! Rentals TO EAT 643-2711 class. Permanent posi­ O'Neill, 146 Hartford tures 4 bedrooms, for­ older Colonial In the Director, New Hope DRIVER wanted, full Manchester, CT tail exposure o plus. papers. For more In­ Open House, Sun., July 10 -1-3 PM mal dining room, eat-ln Porter Street area on Manor, 48 Hartford time. Class II licensed tion starting salary Is Rood, Manchester, CT. Great benefits pack­ formation coll Classi­ EOE. M /F . by July 15, 1988 kitchen, bay window In Munro Street. 3 bed­ Road, Manchester. reaulred. Experience LIVE-ln Maintenance Su­ *7.71 per hour plus an SEO/AA age. Apply In person fieds 643-2711 and ask 40 Swamp Road living room, sliders off rooms, living room ROOMS preferred. Full benef­ perintendent. Subur­ excellent benefit pro­ T uesday-Saturdov, for detalls.o family room, fireplace, with fireplace, dining CUSTODIAN. Port tlme- its. Coll The Steak Club ban, 100 unit elderly. 10om-5pm. EOE. (1st house on right) Intersection of Rt. 31 & 44 FOR RENT U gram begins with class FULL IM E manufactur­ walk-ln closets, hard­ room and eat-ln kit­ full time potential Business Dffice. 6 ^ HAIRSTYLIST full or COVENTRY. Affordable New 6 room Ranch on beautiful acre plus lot — 3 OPEN HOUSE pick Independent living participation. Please ing position available RECEPTIONIST tor tour new construction. This wood floors, breezwav, chen, hardwood floors, handy person to work 2260, ext. 27.______apartment complex. port time. A rare open­ Bedrooms, 1% baths, eat-in kitchen (w/all Sunday, July 10, 1-3 PM MANCHESTER. Fur­ In engineering office apply In person or call: at MUNSON’S CHOCO­ ing has occurred. You Manchester Attorneys. 1800 square foot Con­ 2/3 acre private lot. 2 cor garage. $134,900. Blueberries INSIDE Sales. One of Send work experlence- Good phone skills, appliances), dining room w/sllders (b 12x24 deck, nished room, kitchen for maintenance- LATES, Rt. 6. Bolton. can loin the profession­ temporary will offer 3 Take Route 44 to Route 31 at Tolland Bank. Located In Forest Jackson & Jackson New Englands fastest 8 /lls to f skills to: Welles Mrs. Oliveira at some light typing and living room, full basement w/flreplace. Totally Hills! A super buy! Reol Estote, 647-8400.O and parking privileges. at the custodial responsibili­ Country Village, 46 Hours are; 8-4:30, als at Salon Ultra In bedrooms, 2 baths, a energy efficient (2x6 construction). 20 minutes to Continue to Cove Plaza, take right on Daly Rd. Security and referen­ growing sign supply Meadows Manor Manchester. 643-9525 filing. Call Regina. 646- fireplace and deck In Continue for V, mile. Sign on left. Model 2nd house $211,900..Realty World, BOLTON. The owner ot Corn Crib ties. Applicant may se­ companies needs an Welles Road, Vernon Monday-Friday. Full 3500. Hartford. ces, $70 weekly. 649- lect hours but they mornings. private country set­ form left (blue). Pictured below is house #4. Benoit, Frechette As­ this 7 room, 2 bath Buckland Rd. Inside sales person. 06066. 646-8782. 333 Bldwell St. benefits Include; medi­ 9227 or 649-4240. must be between 7am- Manchester, CT 08040 DENTAL Office ting. minutes to 1-384. sociates, 646-7789.0 Ranch has bought So. WIndaor You should have a WRECKER Driver. Expe- cal, dental, pension Coordlnotor- $197,000. Flano Realty A&A Realty - Custom Builders EXECUTIVE Colonial. another homel 1st MANCHESTER. School 5pm, Mondoy-Frlday. good telephone 047-0191 Street. Room In Duplex Houra: 0-8 Apply at: Fuss & rlenced only. Contoct and profit sharing. Receptlonlst wanted 646- 5200. 888-9066 This B'/j room cedar floor family room and manner and some for Glastonbury spe- a IV* area lot. We can house. Kitchen and llv-' O'Neill, Inc. 146 Hart­ Stan Ozimek. Please, Call for appointment CLERK-TvpIst. 2-3 years ANSALDI built 3 bed­ Toll Free - Ask operator (or ENTERPRISE 8835 sided home Is located knowledge of Inside telephone 643-5135. p office experience util­ clalty practice. with extras. 7>h baths, moke you a deal I Blan­ Ing room privileges. lOPORTINO ford Road, Manches­ sales. Sign Supply ex­ TEENAGERS, Men, room Ranch. Fire- from Manchester Exchange Reasonable rent Con­ ter, CT 06040 or call izing the following; Friendly and profes­ placed living room, oak kitchen, huge fam­ chard & Rossetto Real­ perience Is not re­ BUSINESS Growing. Women to work on the 6 4 7 - 8 6 3 9 sional environment. tors," We're Selling venient location. Call Patty Gerhard, 646- Looking for mature, typing (45wpm), cor­ n a tu ra l woodwork, ily room. Oak floors quired. For appoint­ farm . Apply at the Corn respondence and bids, Responsibilities In­ and much morel Houses" 646-2482.g 643-7280.______2469. EOE. M /F . ment, call 649-9626. reliable, honest person Crib. Buckland Road, 18,000 BTU built In air MISTRAL Windsurfer, some record-keeping, clude; scheduling, pro­ conditioner. 1’/li baths. $329,900. Blonchard & WARANOKE Road. Cus­ $750. 6 foot soil with HAIRDRESSER. Want to Garston Sign Supply, to loin the team. Call So. Windsor. 10-6. MANCHE8TER/BOLTON I APARTMENTS South Bolton Cleaning moth and telephone cessing Insurance Nice large rec room. Rossetto Realtors," tom designed 7 room, battens, 12 foot board get back Into Hair­ 110 Botson D riv e , HAIRDRESSER Wanted. i f k i f skills. Phone 644-1581, forms, phone contact Manchester.______Service. 647-1545. Much more. Come see I We're Selling Houses" Vh btahs. Split Level. IFOR RENT with adjustable mast- dressing? For part Full time or part time. TELEMARKETING- Personnel Department and diversified duties. 646-2482.0______Huge rooms. Ideal for track, foot straps and time, 55% cammisslon. MECHANIC Full or part O.W. Fish Realty, 643- ★ *339,900. ★ MEDICAL Secretory You make your hours. Estobllshed product- for appointment. Pio­ Hours 8-5pm Monday- 1591.□______JUST LIstedI Two fam­ those who do lots of MANCHESTER. 454 Main skeg. Coll 774-4045 be­ Small, friendly salon. time. Must have tools. needed for full time Coll 875-1687.______Good pay. The Hort- neer Aerospace Corpo­ Friday. Willing to entertaining I Large Street. 2nd floor, 3 tween 5pm-10pm or 646- Cars and trucks to BRAND New Listing! ily. Immaculate 13 Roller setting needed. position In Internal CORRIDOR Alde- ford Couront ration, Hale Road, train. 633-6371.______Exquisitel U&R custom built execu­ private rear yard! room heated. No ap­ 0271.______649-7897 or 649-8560. work on. All benefits. Original owners have room house that must Medicine practice. Technlcol Aide to as­ circulation telemar­ Manchester, CT 86040. DENTAL Office be seen. 3 full baths. 6 Blanchard & Rossetto pliances. Security. $480 649-2871. Pleasant office. Benef­ token excellent care of tive ranch in exclusive area of fine FOR Sale. Collapsible 3 sist In the management keting department Is EOE. M » .______Coordlnotor- bedrooms. A great Realtors," We're Sel- per month. 646-2426 speed Raleigh, brand WRECKER Driver. Full its available. Competi­ this sharp 7 plus room PART TiME POSITION of students and with opening a new office at RELIEF Cook. Meadows Receptlonlst wanted Raised Ranch on Ver­ homes! Meticulously cared for inside COVENTRY - Sub-division - buy! $209,900. Blan­ llng Houses" 646-2482.P weekdoys 9om-5pm. new bike. Never used. time, part time. Call tive salary. Call 646- office operations. 181 1818Maln Streetin East Manor South, a 240 bed, for Glastonbury spe- chard & Rossetto Real­ 4665 between 9an^5pm. non Street. 3 bed­ and out, 3 Bedrooms, 2V4 baths, 2 4 Raised Ranches -1 Block from Lake PRICE SlashedI This 3 THE Olcott Is now man­ Original price $200, $150 Merchandising position 649-2871.______days per year, 8 sick Hartford. Applications long term health care clolty practice. Kitchen w/solid oak cabinets and all appliances, 3 tors," We're Selling bedroom Edmund aged by Beacon Man­ or best offer. Coll 649- ore presently being ac­ rooms, baths, large available with artificial days, 4 paid holidays, 3 facility has a part time Friendly and profes­ eat-ln kitchen, formal family rooms, magnificent living bedrooms, living room, formal dining room, 1V« ce­ Houses" 646-2482.0 Street Cape Is In Im­ agement Corporation. 4748 after 5pm. MERCHANDISE PROCESSORS personal days. Salary cepted for port time flower company. Ideal position for a relief sional environment. dining room, gracious room with fireplace, central vac, ramic bathrooms, family room w/fireplace, 2 car JUST Listed! 6 room maculate condition! We are now accepting HOMEMAKERS, STUDENTS, RETIREES, range S5.88 to $8.68 per soles positions. We cook. This 5am-1pm Responsibilities In­ living room, faiplly Vh baths, newer kit­ applications for our 1 opportunity for mature offer :-$7 per hour plus garage, rear deck, laundry area in basement. En­ Colonial. This 3 bed­ RnoOATS/MARINE PROFESSIONALS hour based on expe- position requires a per­ clude; scheduling, pro­ room with fireplace, 2 oversized 2-car garage, beautiful ergy efficient (2x6 construction), low E windows. room home was built In chen. 240' deep lot only. and 2 bedroom units. minded Individual In ' rience. Applications bonuses >ond son 18 years or older cessing Insurance Fully oppllonced kit­ EQUIPMENT The Q-Fox Distribution Center In South Windsor la car garage. A peaceful the 70's. A beautiful $133,900. Blanchard & working 16-20 hours per will be accepted thru Incentives-convenlent with quantity cooking forms, phone contact landscaping! Ample room for expan­ *165,000 'Rossetto Realtors," chen, wall-to-wall car­ now accepting applications for merchandise pro- , setting on a well lands­ home with fireplace, week In retail stores In July 18. Inquiries may hours, 5-9pm, Mondoy- experience preferred- and diversified duties. caped lot. Buckley sion! Call CRA for a private showing w e're Selling Houses" peting, private parking 1987 17' Bavllner Capri. cessors who will verify orders, ticket and hang ‘ V/2 baths and nice rear 85hp, Kenwood stereo the Greater Hartford be made to RHAM Frldov. Full training Please contact; Mary Hours 8-5pm Monday- School $195,00. Jackson A&A Realty - Custom Builders yard. $140's. Blanchard 646-2482.0______and swimming pool. merchandise and ensure that shipments to our store Junior High School, and support. For more ofthis exceptional property. cassette, full cavas area. Competitive Anne Burdick. 647-9191 Friday. Willing to & Jackson Real Estate, 888-9066 & Rossetto Realtors," We are near schools are correct. Hebron, by colling 228- Information coll Sarah ext 25. EOE. train. 633-8371. and shopping mall. cover. $7000 (Includes hourly wage and car al­ 647- 8400.O Toll Free - ask operator for ENTERPRISE 8835 We're Selling Houses" CONDOMINIUMS all equipm ent) 649- We offer a competitive starting rate, a generous 9423 or 647-8764. at 241-3827. from Manchester Exchange 646-2482.0 Conveniently located 5 lowance. Training pro­ CRA FOR SALE minutes from 1-84 and 3851.______Incentive bonus program that enables you to earn PART HME vided. Call additional $$$ and the best employee discount pro­ CT. REALTY ASSOC- 15 minutes to down­ »°/o?rfl?Fe^Srao:"« piReSt Ridge Town- evenings gram In the area. GALLERY OF HOMES town Hartford. No pets MISCELLANEOUS 220-1172 CUSTOMER SERVICE bedrooms Cape lo­ Tiouse. 3'/2 baths, 3 bed­ allowed. Residents pay FOR SALE Monday - Friday, 7-9 We offer flexible schedules to fit your hectic life cated In a quiet area. rooms, 1900 square feet own utilities. For more style. Positions available Immediately or apply now East Hampton Hebron of living space, fire­ We are looking for responsiblle service- Vinyl siding, newer Information please call DECORATIVE 30" x 36" for fall start date. Rt. 66 & Main St. Hebron Green OPEN HOUSE roof and carpeting. place, airconditioning, 6434)612 or 643-6432. 1-800-^245 minded Indiviudals to handle cuatomer in­ deck with view. Par­ plate glass mirror, Schedules available are: 228-9425 $123,500. Realty World- EAST Hartford, 2 bed­ dated 1950. Best offer July 11 Only quiries. The position require enthusiasm, ITS 267-2531 Flnnegan 666-8585. tially finished walk-out 7:15 AM - 3:45 PM 8:00 AM - 12 NOON basement. Pool, tennis rooms, fully ap- 633-6164.0______before 4:30 pm. independent thinking, and organization. 527-0040 649-5124 EAST Hortford- pllanced, new 7:15 A M -1 2 NOON 9:00 AM - 2:00 PM Good communication skills pnd a pleasant .court. Priced to sell at BURGLAR Alarms. 2 full 8:00 AM - 3:45 PM 4:00 PM - 9:30 PM ' Glastonbury line. Spot­ $169,000. Call owner at carpeting, busline, systems, home or com- less 11 room Raised 5:30 PM - 9:30 PM telephone manner are essential. 647-0748.______pool. Hot water and merclol. Discount Ranch with new In-law heat Included. Call 521- Apply in person, Mon.-FrI., 0;00AM - 4;30PM. SMALL complex 4 room, price $700 each. 649- 3:30-7:30.PM Monday - Friday apartment. Located on 0702 or 020-3493. 5408 after 6pm. a cul-de-soc. 2 car gar­ 1 ■/> both townhouse G. FOX DISTRIBUTION CENTER 7:00 AM -10:00 AM Rotating Saturdays with full basement and MANCHESTER 5 rooms age, pool and deck. on busline. Renovated, 643-2711 301 Governors Highway, So. Windsor, CT Call for more details. large rooms. Double Please call Qerlinde at 647-9946 closets In both bed­ carpets, appllanced. ENOROLLS Realty World- Adults preferred, se- for more Information. Flnnegon 666-8585. rooms. $118,000. Call S7« wMUi • S«e " P is t h e Sentry 643-4060. curlty. 64^^1 murn - 1 lor sse PRICE Reduced to sell. THREE rooms, partly MU*T atokad «e at aw Eight year old Imma- NEW 6-6 Duplexes. M al­ HmM Otea* Manday Mmi lard View. 3 bedroom furnished. Heat. Work­ iK iu iiS S ‘;‘ 01 culae Raised Ranch. ing single male pre­ Thunew M en 11 a.m. otoy- PRIVATE PARTY Professionally lands­ Townhouse mokes on M«ndiMt«r »128,000 excellent Investment. ferred. No pets. Lease. caped. 2 full baths, 643-2080.______Merchandise Ads COZY. N ice LOCATION fireplaced family Each unit has fire­ 0 room Townhouse Condo with 2 room, formal dining place, private base­ THREE Bedroom Duplex *1 _ * In newer 2 family TAR belhs. eppllenced kHchen, newer csri^lng In Ovjno 82 Briarwood Drive room, 2 cor garage. ment, carpeting ap­ SALES room dining room, steirs end upstairs loyer. Full Beautiful view. Mint pliances and garage. home. Includes ap­ SSeilwit. M o . situated In a small complex. condition. $219,900. Invest today for tomor­ pliances and wall to sale ad in th Sunday July 1 0 , 1 - 4 P M D.W. Fish Realty, 643- row! Blanchard & Ros­ wall carpeting. Heat NOTICE. Connecticut Ocn- f^^raid and vmrn ^ 1591.D setto Realtors," We're not Included. $680. erol Statute 23-65 prohibits Selling Houses" 646- monthly. Security and tho pottine of odvortlse- Take this opportunity to Inspect this magnifi­ 2482.g ______references required. 2 monts by any person, firm or 4 d a y s f o r J corporation on o toloeroph, cent 7 room Dutch Colonial, located In one of Se// Your Cat CONVENIENCE and lux- children preferred. No SERVING AMERICA pets. Coll 643-7635. telephono, oloctrlc lleht er * 991Minimum 4 Lines — 7 Days or the price of 3 f Manchester's prime locations. Wall-to-wall urv living I Newly built power pole or to a tree, carpet throughout, 3 large bedrooms, 2 full and beautifully deco­ ROCKVILLE. One Bed- shrub, rock, or any otbor FROM TH E * Additional Lines 50« Per Line, Per Day natural object without a w rit­ bathe, a large front to back living room,'1st rated Townhouse room. Elm Street, In­ * Classifications 71 thru 87 condo. Come see this cludes heat and hot ten permit for the purpose of BEGINNING! ns protectine It or Ihopubllcond * Merchandise Under *250 floor family room, plus two car garage. Truly a 4 Lines — 10 Days onel 8139,900. D.W. water, stove and re­ 50* charge each eddl- Fish Realty, 643-1591 .a frigerator, modern kit­ corrlet a fine of up to 850 tor * Ad must contain price! lovely home In a great location. Priced to sell at eoch offense. 6 4 3 - 2 7 1 1 r y tag sale signs. *223,000. tlonal line, per day. You MANCH^ifER. CHFA- chen and both, wall to You may cancel anytime, but NO refunds MS can cancal at any lime. wall carpeting. $495 per TAG Sole Saturday July FHA Approved condo. 9 ,9-4pm. Childrens clo­ due to this low price... 5S & ., mSSS • 'i s r i 'M .“ ‘j Dir; 1-384 to Keeney Street — South on SORRY, Super condo for sin­ month. 1 month secur­ C'assified Call oi for more d ^ lls on this brand new homel Keeney Street to right on Briarwood Drive. ity. •72-8095 Garnet thing, crib, playpen, IT'S A SUf^ THING! 6 4 3 . NO REFUNDS OR glet 12 bedrooms, 2 full car teat, furniture', ADJUSTMENTS baths, security system, Compony. ______OtiFTideorTfomfivTor tova, much mlacellone- C A U HERALD pool, excerclse room, oua. 45 Concord Rood, ZINSSER AGENCY sauna. Very private rent. 3 bedrooms, Monchester.______iiaitrlfM tpr H rralft CALL CLASSIFIED location. Condo set washer-dryer hook-up, “Your Horrtetown R ealtor^ CLASSIFIED bock In woods. Close to carpeting. Nice loca­ TAG Sole. Saturday July 1-384. $95,900. Anne tion. $695 per month. 9, 9-3pm. No early 643-2711 NOW! 6 4 3 - 2 7 1 1 Miller Real Estate, 647- Coll 644-2673 or 644-3313 birds I 90 Westland 1711 @ 646-1511 ftS^ 8808.0 evenings. Street, Manchester. Pill'A Ml M m , a - MANCHESTER HERALD, Friday. July 8, 1988 MANCHESTER jiERALD. Friday. July 8. ItM _tS TM TAB CARS CARS SALES SALES FOR SALE FOR SALE TAG Sole. Saturday July .jvsrA 9, 9-4pm. 37 years ac- TAG Sale. Saturday, July OLDS Cutlass Supreme cumulatlan. Cleaning 9 9, 8;30am-3pm. Brass 1980. 6 cylinder, auto­ We turn bed, Victorian couch, matic, air, 80,000 miles. % room home. 1957 Sin­ CENTER ger sewing machine, etc. 143 South Main $2200. 646-8650 or 275- S20. Sewing notions, Street, Manchester. 3262. MOTORS booting egulpment. 150 TAG Sale. July 9, 9am- AUDI 5000S 1985. 5 speed, 461 Main St., Manchester I lookers Cambridge DrWe, East 3pm. 199 West Center loaded. Great shape. Horttord.______Street, Manchester. A $9300 negotiable. Must Sate Buy Used Cars TAG Sale. July 9th and little of everythlng- sell. 643-1454.______1977 Chev M alibu...... *1 4 9 5 10th, 9-5pm, rain or books, kitchen Items, CADILLAC Fleetwood Waion, VI. AT. AC. aean into glassware, furniture, f shine. Tools cheap, an­ 1984. Phone, mint con­ 1M4 Ford Etcort...... *2 9 9 5 ything or eyerything. clothing, etc.______dition. All extras. $9200 Wafon, MK. 4 8pd.. Stereo 158 L a k e Stre e t, TAG Sale. Saturday, July or best offer. Call 643- itTt Ford M u iU n f ...... ^1695 AAonchester.______9,10am-2pm. Color TV, 4444 or 244-9501. Clean. AT. AC. PS. Stereo TAG Sale. Moving. 78 sewing machine, toys, FORD Grand Torino 1975. IM S Chevelle...... *2 3 9 5 buyers rpm records, furniture clothes, much miscel­ White with blue Inte­ 4 Dr.. AT. ISK ml.. Stereo. PS BRAND and much more. July 8, laneous. Rain date Sun­ rior. <3ood condition. IM 4 Ren. Alliance...... *2 4 9 5 day, July 10,. 151 Birch Best offer. 646-4531. 4Spd. PS. Stereo. Lo. Ml. 9, 10, from 9-3. 74 Over­ Street, Manchester. look Drive, Monches- CHEVY Citation 1980. ISM Thunderbird...... *1 9 9 5 ter.______HUGE Selection of baby Green with block Inte­ AT. PS, AC. Stereo and children's clothes, 1SS7 Ford Galaxle...... $ A V E ‘SPANKING TAG Sale- Friday July 8, rior. Good condition. MOConvt.. T I.M M i. Why Buy From 1-5pm. Saturday July 9, furniture, toys, books Best offer. 646-4531. ^VOLKSWAGEN. INC. 9-4pm. Rain or shine. and household miscel­ 1BI4 Dodge Daytona...... *4 4 9 5 laneous. 44 Croft Drive, VW Rabbit 1982. Runs TurlM. Loaded wtib Everything Multi-family. Furni­ great, 4 new tires, dili­ ture, patio door, dis­ Manchester (off Plea­ ISTSFord Pinto...... *1 4 9 5 sant Valley Road) July gently maintained. AT. M.MO ml.. P8. Stereo NEW hwasher, housewares 9 and 10, 9om-3pm. Asking $2500. 64^1375 1971 Datiun Pickup...... *1 4 95 Wile Motors? and childrens clothes. leave message. ' 4 Spd., Cap. Extra Clean 384 Lake Street, Bol­ SATURDAY, July 9,9am- ton. Oft of East Middle 3pm, 83 Ridge Street, MERCURY Monoarch MIKE FLYNN Turnpike, across from Manchastler. Antlaue 1976. New exhaust sys­ Shody Glen.______oak tc^le and 4 chairs, tem, good tires, air, 649-4304 SPECIfiL paRCHfiSE FROM tools, compressor, 1982 108,000 miles. $475. 644- Open M-PS-S/Sat. 9-9 J SOFA, Chairs, rug, 3968.______dishes, lamps, tables, Ootsun pick-up for GENERfiL MOTORS typewriters, truck ports, antlaue golf 1986 SUBARU GL 4 door, books, much more. clubs with wooden power wlndow$,.JV/C, MORIARTY July 9 ond 10, lOom- shafts, games and cassette. $5500. o r^ u t 4pm. 75 Jarvis Road, frames. offer. 742-9759. ^ Manchester. BROTHERS CLYDE U S E D C A R S Automotive CHSVIIOLET-BUICK. INC. 6000 Huge Multi- ROUTE n , VERNON 88 Msrkur Scwpio *19,495 Stk. No. P443 87 Merc. G. MarquI* *13,895 2 Dr. U OK USED idUCKS CARS 87 Mtrc. Topaz *6795 Family Sale ’87 CHEVY BLAZER 87 Marc. Cougar *11,095 IFOR SALE va, AC. SNvwMa PS. POL ITEMS A Z 87 Ford Tempo *6995 1988 PONTIAC VW Rabbit 1980. 70K, new *16,900 87 Lincoln T.C. *16,295 Fri. &Sat., July8&9 brakes, clutch, sun­ 15 CMC M S PICKUP 87 Marc. G. Marquli *11,395 ^8888 roof. SHOO. 649-0477 r BM. Stotn CMm Ic. AuM. VI. 87 Lincoln MK7 GRAND AM LE 8-5 pm PCm.POL.9T.AA6H, ig g g g *21,995 Stk. No. P498 evenings.______87 Ford Cr. Vic. Sun., July 10, 9-2 pm *11,695 TOYOTA Corolla 1986, 5 '86 DODGE W150PKNUP 87 Marc. Cougar *11,095 door, AC, Cruise, 4x4, r Rad. Aulo. PS. Claan, t A A A A 87 Mazda RX-7 *17,495 L AM/FM S5200. 872-3753 1-0«vnar Stk. aM SM 9«HfU 31 Coleman Road 88 Toyota Ctmry *9495 HUNT FOR YOUR Manchester CAMARO 1979. Blue, au­ '87 CHEV C-10 PICKUP 88 Mazda 826 Turbo *9895 tomatic. 59,000 original r Sad. Vt. Auto. PS. PB. POL. AC. TM. Cruiao. I I O IM A 86 Marc. Lynx *3995 miles. Good condition. a Tone. SHi. MS699 *l&gUUU NEW FOX IN TAG Sale Baseball cards, $3000 or best offer. 88 Dodge Lancer *7995 COUPE DeVILLE bikes, soccer shoes, I S GMC C2500 643-2985 evenings. H Ton. Pickup, r. * a o va . a c . 86 Marc. Marquis *5995 *9995 housewares, croft CHEVY Caprice 1979. Me­ PS. PB. PW. POU B*» I I A A A A 86 Marc. Marquit *5995 LIPMAN COUNTRY Items, books, toys, col­ W MM. Stk. NM29 I Z.HUU lectibles and much chanically good, high Am o OT.m.,u.88 Marc. LynnLynx *3995 more. Saturday July 9, mileage, good reliable o 7 2 - 9 1 1 1 88Msrc Mtrauia *5995 10-2pm. 37 Autumn car. Call 649-5110...... 88 Marc. Marquia *5995 Street. Manchester. M AZDA RX7, 1979, 5 05 Lincoln T.C. *12,995 speed. $2400. or best TAG Sale Saturday July 85 Ford LTD *6995 9, 8-4pm. Estate sale. offer. Must sell. Call LIPMAN #1 Tom 646-3126. 85 Olda Wagon *8995 Prior contents of house VOLKSWAGEN 05 Chav. Spactrum 1988 PONTlAf to be sold. 175 Glen- 1977 DODGE Aspen. *4295 wood Street, 49,000. miles, plus 1974 ...... 10,695 54 Marc. Cougar *5495 .; f ie r o g t Manchester. operating Toyota, high 87 VW GOLF 64 Marc. Cougar *6495 TAG Sale. 225 Highland mileage, $995. 649-5445. 04 Marc. O. Marquia *7995 CAMARO 1968. Excellent 87VWSCIROCCO 04 Lincoln T.C. *11,495 Street, Monchester. lev...... *11,295 9om-1pm. Saturday, condition. No bondo. 04 Lincoln Conlln. *11,595 July 9. Miscellaneous. Powerful engine. $6500. 00 SUZUKI SAMURAI 04 Marc. Cougar *6495 coll 228-4870.______.*4,645 85 FORD F-180 04 Olda Dalta *6995 INVITATION TO B ID FORD Mustang 1967 Clas­ Pup...... *6,859 83 Marc. Cougar Tht Manchester Public sic. 289 Sprint. Hard­ *5995 Dark blue finish with royal blue prima Schools solicits bids for PI­ as C H E W CELEBRITY ANO TU NIN G /REPAIRS tor top. Must sell. Best 301-305 CENTER ST. the 1WS-19S9 school veor. offer. 569-0370.______MANCHESTER Sealed bids will be received 85 C H E W CAMARO cloth interior... Equipped like a Cadillac until July 26,19U, 2:00 P.M., CUTLASS 1976. Runs mocz-M...... *9,995 . at which time they will be good. Many new parts. 84 BUICK CENTURY 6 4 3 ^ 3 5 should be... 6 way power seat, power win­ publicly opened. The right Is Including back Wagon ...... *7.795 SPECIAL nNANCING reserved to relect any and oil bumper. $400 or best 02 C H E W CHEVETTE bids. Specltlcotlons and bid offer. Coll 649-2530. 4Df...... *2,195 dows, AM/FM stereo cassette, plus forms may be secured at the f^nucKS/v/ws On ALL Business Office, 45 North LEGAL NOTICE 24 ToHand TEpk, M e . 83 FOR SALE School Street, Manchester, VerEOE, CT • 649-2G38 much, much more. #P7569. Connecticut 06040. TOWN OF M A N C H EST ER 1988 006-07 NOTICE OF TH E TOYOTA Pickup 1987. 4 COLLECTOR OF REVENUE wheel drive. Excellent LCOAL NOTICE All pertoni liable by law to MANCHESTER condition. Lift kit. Ste­ Fox GL’s TOWN OF A ND O VER reo. $11,000. Call 228- 6.9% pay Town toxet ora hereby 8 INLAND WETLANDS notified that I hove a Rote 4870. Us For Details COMMISSION Bill for the Grand List of 1987 HONDA GMC 1983 515 4x4. Tinted See MSRP...... *i*23,944 of 49.84 mil la on the dollar for At a meeting of the Andover the Town ot Monchtatar; of USED CARS windows, new short Inland Wetlands Commis­ 6.86 mint on the dollar for the block, loaded.' Asking sion held on M ay 23,1900, ap- 1988 BUICK Fire Department Taxing DIa- OOChavyVan $5900. 643-8776. proyal was granted to the frict of tha Town of Monchet- *15,466 DISCOUNT...... $ 3 ,2 6 6 amended Inland Wetlands ter and of 10.50 mlllt on the 04 VW Scirocco *6995 CENTURYj PRE-OWNED Regulations to be effective dollar for tha Sptclol Park­ Stk. No. P507 June 6,19SI. 84 Chav Camaro *5195 CAMPERS/ ing Authority Taxing District TRAILERS ‘h e ANDOVER INLAND of the Town of Manchester. 84 Honda Accord *7995 YOU P A Y ...... “•'20,678 WETLANDS COMMISSION 85 Honda Accord H/B *6895 Each such tox It due and pay­ W INNEBAGO 1982. 22' Values. STEVEN FISH, CHAIRMAN able, one-half on July 1,1988, 01 Chtvy Manta Carlo *4995 SUMMER SPECIALS 009-07______and ont-holf on January 1, class A. $18,500. 742- 1989, provided however, that 04 Olda Cullaaa *6995 6251. Can be seen on LBOAL NOTICE ony Real Estate Tax omount- 85 Ply. Horizon *2795 Route 31, Coventry. CASH or TRADE...... * 5 ,6 7 8 TOWN OF ANDOVER Ino to not more than One Hundred Dollars sholl be due 85 Honda Civic *4995 WILDERNESS RV 1983. 04 Ford Tampo fip,995 1988 VW JE T T A ...... M0g695| I have a Tax Warrant to and paybla In one Installment *3995 31 foot, sleeps 9 plus. collect taxes for the Town of on July 1, 1988, and any Per­ 04 Olda Cut. Clara *4995 Beautiful condition. Andover on the October 1, sonal Property omountlno to SO Dataun 20SX *2295 Electric hitch, owning, I9S7 Grand List, at the rate of not more than Two Hundred bunk house. See In BALANCE TO FINANCE 39.2 Mills. Taxes In the Dollars shall be due and pay­ 07 Honda Lxl Accord *12,995 19S7 OLDS' amaunt of S100 or less ore due able In one Installment on Manchester. $9500. Coll 80 VW Scirocco 1987 VW GOLF ...... < 9g495| and payable In full In July July 1, 1988. AM Motor Vehi­ *10,995 1-358-9218. 4 Door 19iM. All Motor Vehicletaxes, cle taxes shall be due and 03 Buick Skylark 4 dr. *3495 regordless of the amount, pavoble In one Installment on CONTINENTAL Travel ^^®”* SnI seat, AC are due In full In July 1908. July 1, 1988. 80 Honda Civic SI *8495 Trailer 1968. 22 foot, The first auorterly Install­ Failure to make first pay­ 02 Chav. Citation *2995 sleeps 6, self- ment an all other taxes on the contained. Both with 1987 VW SCIROCCO ...... M1,295| October 1, 1987 Grand List ment by August 1, 1988, ren­ 05 Buick Somaraal 2 dr, *4995) ore due and payable July 1, ders the first payment delln- S3 Mazda RX7 *49951 shower. Asking $2200 or 1988. Payments made after ouant. Interest Is calculated best offer. 646-4200. August 1,1988 are sublect to a from due date at the rate of "Tbg Auto Profttslguals” late charge of 1W % per 1'/i% per month under the 1986 SUZUKI SAMURAI.... < 4,8451 provisions of Public Act «82- 24 A4aMi SI., MMChester CARS month on the late Installment 141 with a minimum penalty !11,495 from the due date or a mini­ FAR RALE mum of 82.00. Payments moy of 82.00 for each delinquent ^ payment. 646-3515 1 5 , 0 0 0 be mode by mall or at the Town of Andoyer Office Sold taxes are payable at the 1985 FORD F-150 PUP ..... < 6,895 Building. The Tax Collector Office of the Collector of Re­ ^ 8 OLDS will be In her office on M on­ venue In the Municipal Bulld- W ^ M ^ 1 lAr days - 9:00 A.M. - 4:00 P.M., Ine. CALAIS s u p r e m e 6:00 P.M. - 8:00 P.M., Wed­ Monday thru Friday, Power everythin*, gold nesdays, 9:00 A.M.-1:00 P.M. CASH REBATE 1985 CHEVY CELEBRITY...< 4,795 60 Months at ^332. - 11.9% APR and Thursday 3:00 P.M. - 6:30 8:30 A.M. to 4:30 P.M. new for over *14 500 4 Dopr, Loadad P.M.. JOAN M. TROY, Payment Does Not Include Tax or Reg. Collector of Rev. ON ALL 0164)6 053-06 < 5 0 0 - PRE-OWNED 1985 CHEVY CAMARO ..... ^ 9,9951 IROCZ-2S 9 LEGAL NOTICE CAAsr & TRUCKS TOWN OF A N D O V ER 35 CADILLACS IN STOCK! INLAND WETLANDS COMMISSION IN STOCK 1984 BUICK CENTURY .....* 7,795 At a meeting of tha Andover Inland Wetlands Commlitlon held on June 13, IfM , the following action waa lokan: !11,995 Wagon Use it as your down payment or CampkeU/Lalrehe • Conditional approval to tha S/31/U put cash In your pocket — 4 Eldorados ravlaad wetlands restoration plan. 1988 CADILLAC 1982 CHEVY CHEVETTE....* 2,195 j Eugene Sammerllne- Woodlands II - Conditional approval 1986 PONTIAC * 4 Door to plana revised though S/12/tS. Henry B Elaaner Lltwlnkg • Conditional approval to plans ★ IMPORTS ★ SEDAN DEVILLE f ir e b ir d 4 Sevills Stk. No. PSlll V6, Standard trana 1 Tax & Reglatratlon Extra 8 revised through 4/30/M. 88 SUBARU RX Turbo, 4 Dr...... AC, Sunroof, 4 WD More detailed Information eon be found In the Mlnutei of the 88 SUBARU H/B...... 4 WD Cuftom Cadillac Pk*. abaolutely loaded ' meeting on file In the Town Clerk's Office. 84 SUBARU 2 DR. H/B...... !!!!!!!!.'l'."!I!.AutO. AC ONLY 6080 MILES ANDOVER INLAND WETLANDS COMMISSION 2 Allantes STEVEN FISH, CHAIRMAN 88 NISSAN 8ENTRA...... 4 Or. Auto. AC OOS-07 87 HYUNDAI EXCEL...4 Dr. AM/FM Ceoo.. Sunroof 88 VW SCIROCCO...... $ave LEGAL NOTICE 25 Sedan & Coupe DeVilles OF - ★ DOMESTICS ★ T H E T A X C O LLEC TO R 83 MUSTANG QT...... AC. Sunroof, Cruiee f l 0 s 4 9 5 EIGHTH UTILITIES DISTRICT 8« BUICK 8KYHAWK 8/W...... Auto, AC. Crulae 86 PONTIAC 8UNBIRD...... 4 Dr. Aulo AS All At Tremendous Savings! 6ie EIG HTH UTILITIES DISTRICT of Manchetfer ore hweby notified B2 MU8TANQ...... ^2000 Cara May Not Be Exactly Aa Shown! •hot on J U L Y 1, loss, I will have a rote M il for the collection ,995 of 6.S mills on tha G RA N D LIST of 1917 due to the collector 4x4’a -k IvOL the only W V t o TP/VEL i s style J U L Y 1,19M, taxaa will be accepted at 32 M A IN STREET, 87 SUBARU BRAT ...... AM/FM. Auto CADILLAC EIGHTH UTILITIES DISTRICT FIRE HOUSE, OFFICE WHERE OUR CUSTOMERS ARE hours ore: 87 JEEP CHEROKEE...... )a VE We make believers.^ A / aki’ us pn ii'c It lo y o u f ^ ,* M O N D A Y thru F R ID A Y 9:30 A M - 3:30 P M 86 CHEVY BLAZER...... V8. AM/Fm " a C. Auto ONE EVENING THURSDAY, JULY 3t, IfW, 87 SUZUKI SAMURI...... SUMMER FUN . olland Tpke., (Rt. 83) Ver 6:00 P M -8:00 P M Over 30 Pn-O w nd Can/Truckt In Stock Excluding Holiday Oktomobll., Cdllhic, Pontta*. CM C Truck. All taxes unggid by AUG U ST 1, ifSS will be charged Intareat - 13, Vam on - gf.fhe rofe of 11% (eighteen par cent) per yeor from J U L Y 1, uflrstmakes US first IMOTORS, INC. 19SI until M id, according to Public Act No. IM 4 6 a minimum mm Wi/e M otors elwro«4 on each bill dellnauent kUBURBAN 14 HARTFORD TPKE. Route 66, Cohimbia Road, WiHmantic, Conn. 423-7746 H..»t Mon.. T«.... W«l. I.Thj" -» “ i F A UG U ST 3, IfSS. VERNON, CT niwa Fri. 9 a.m. to 6 p.m.. » P Ernetf R. Mochell ^ S U B A R U 64G4550 HOURS: Monday thru Thursday 8 AM to 8 PM; Friday 8 AM to 6 PM; EIGHTH UTILITIES DISTRICT Saturday 8 AM to 5 PM; After Hours By Appointment. TAX COLLECTOR 056-06 84 - MANCHESTER HERALD, Friday. July 8, 1988 I ! "■

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