> — MANCHESTER HERALD. Tuesday. July 2>. 1987

I77IIAWNMID C M S l^piyMO^ANS L J 8 M I 0 E I I FOR SALE FOR SALE Sell Your Car MANCHESTER. Bm u TT- Water woes: Residents appeal CHEVY 84 lo n g b a d page ful n «w a btdroom T«P M tcTMMi U m i. pickup. V-6, automatic. Rampage: Man MiKlo. Air, rtfrloera- Any anraunl daHvarad. Alao, IMI. *15 Lynch, 500 W. Center tor, dlihwcwlMr, ml- Oratwl, Moiw and barti imiloh. CLYDE 4 Lines — ID Days Boboal, baoklioa 6 loadar lantal. CHEVROLET-BUICK, INC. Street, Manchester. 509 oharge, each addi­ was ‘angry at the crovwavc «tc. Call 644- 646-4321.1^ 2673 or 6 4 4 -3 3 1 3 ROUTE 83, VERNON tional lint. You can Pitching: Still the key •vtnings. M m coNtmueiioN CONVERSION Vans by cancal at any time. I7t-M00 / MO-OBM 52 Bulek Ragai dr. •8405 East race / page world’ / page 5 Lorain, "Exclusive SORRV 53 Chavy S-10 XCab •6205 Ford Conversions". 53 Skylark 4 dr. NO REFUNDS OR ITDREANe OFFICE/RETAR. •4005 Available at Dillon ADJUSTMENTS OFFICE SPACE 54 Calabrity 4dr. wa •7205 Ford, 319 Main Street, EQ U inREN T S4 Skybawk 4 dr. wa •5005 Manchester. 643- 2145.4^ CALL HERALD ij n e w l y renovated. S4 OMt Clara 4 dr. •7405 TRUCKS -R- U8 IS A WEEKLY FEATURE APPEARING EVERY OTHER CIOM to 1-84. 1st floor RETIRINGI Various of­ SSCavallarddr. «*a •7405 M A Z D A 1987 B2600 4 x 4 c l a s s ir e d ” fice furniture for sole. TUESDAY AND THURSDAY IN CLASSIFIED. MOST OF THESE ADS ARE suite available. Rent SB Chav. Caprlca 4 dr. •8405 base. Sliver. #11272. DEALER ADS. BUT INDIVIDUALS WISHING TO SELL THEIR TRUCKS ARE . Includes utilities. 530 Write Box E E c/ the 86 Escort Kback •6105 Morlarty Brothers, 315 Manchester Herald. ENCOURAGED TO PHONE 843-2711 TO PLACE THEIR ADS... 643-2711 •ouore feet. Peterman S8 Camaro sim •0105 Center Street, Man­ Building Co. 649-9404. 86 Camara rtad •11.405 chester. 643-5135.4" MANCHESTER. 5 room 88 Cantury 4dr. •10.205 M A Z D A 87 B2600 SE54 x 4 office suite located at 88 Cavallar 4 dr. •8305 short bed. Dover white, ITRUCK8/VAN8 105 Moln Street near 87 Spactrum 4 dr. •8405 wine Interior. Morlarty F0 R 8 A LE North end redevelop­ THOMAS organ excellent 87 C^svatti > dr. •5405 Brothers, 315 Center cUifhrBtrr Hrralft ment. Can be subdi­ condition with rythm 87 Barsita f dr. •10.005 Street, Manchester. TOYOTA ) Manchester - A City o' Villaqe Char III MAZDA 1987 B2200 vided. Available Au- section. $200. 647-9019. 643-1535. #11273.4" ou ^ 1st. Allbrio Realty, shortbed, 5 speed. 202 E. Center Street. K R A M ER Striker boss W872-9111 # A " Z I 1 1 M A^ ZD ^ A ^ 87 B2200 SE5 Sunsrise red (2) #11278 6494)917. with strap and hard- ...... Short bed. Block, grey & 11280. Morlarty shell cose. Like new. T O Y O T A 76 C o ro lla Interior. Morlarty Brothers, 315 Center Wednesday, July 29,1987 $250/best offer. 644- wagon, engine excel­ Brothers, 315 Center Street, Manchester. 30 Cents ROOMIRATES lent, body good, 150k. ''''onchester. 643-5135.4" WANTBI $700. 647-9449 evenings. 843-5135. #11263 MAZDA 1987 B2200 PETS AND TORINO Wagon 1976. V-8, M A Z D A 87 B2200 SES Cob shortbed, 5 speed, 1 Park-rec ANOTHER friend of Bill SUPPLIES 351 engine. Power Plus. Block, gray Inte­ auto. Silver. #11251 8, W seeking a place to steering, brakes, air. rior. Morlarty Broth­ 11314. Morlorty Broth­ live Manchester, E. BRITANY Spaniel, 8 70,000 miles. $450. 644- ers, 315 Center Street, ers, 315 Center Street, Hartford area. A must months old. Spayed. 1855. Manchester. 643- Manchester. 643- says iake arrest 5135.4". Saudis find by September 1. Call AKC registered. CHEVY Monza 78. Blue, 5135. # . 646-7804 days, 667-4332 S250/best offer. 649- no body rot. Sunroof, FO R D 84 F-1S0 pickup. 4 MAZDA 1987 SE5 4x4. evenings. Ask for 2530. Block,5 speed. #13238, Chris. am-fm cassette. $800. speed, oir. Lynch, 500 was coincidence 646-8223 after 5:30. W. Center Street, Man­ 1324. Morlarty Broth­ MISCELLANEOUS MERCURY Bobcat 1976. chester. 646-4321.4^ ers, 315 Center Street, Manchester. 643- By Bruce Matzkin FOR SALE Running condition. FORD 86 Ranger XL, 5 5135.4" Herald Reporter Best offer. 646-3957. speed. Loaders. Lynch, more mines TE E Shirt transfers. Ap- T B IR D 79. MIchelln tires. 500 W. Center Street, MAZDA 1987 SES 4x4. BUSINESS woman, non- proxlmotely 3000, also Excellent condition. Manchester. 643- Sunbeam silver. Auto­ C O V E N T R Y — There was no connection between the smoker, no kids, no 50 to 100k numerals and $1500 best offer. 643- 4321. v' matic. #11325. M or- arrest Saturday of a resident on a boating violation and pets, seeks 5 room 1st letters for shirts. Cape 0220, 563-6541. lorty Brothers, 315 Cen­ his outspokenness on the crowded condition of U.S. lacks OK to use DODGE 85 D-SO pickup, 4 ter Street, Manchester. floor apartment. Coun­ etc. Best offer. 649-3642 speed, cop. Lynch, 500 Coventry Lake, the man said Tuesday. try setting, utilities In­ SUBARU 81 GL. 4 door, 5 643-5135.4" offer 5:30pm.D speed, air, stereo. Ex- W. Center Street, Harvey R. Barrette Jr. of Avery Shores, who was cluded, $500. Also Inter- Manchester, MAZDA 1987 luxury 4x4. arrested Saturday for driving his motorboat into a anti-mine helicopters ested In being POTTERS wheel, hand cellent condition. bullt/kllm. Used. Post $2200. 659-3619. TOYO TA 85 1 ton pickup, Sunbeam silver. marked swimming area, said that he was not being housemate. Desire 2 #11274. Morlarty bedroom, full both liv­ and shelves Inicuded. FORD 1978 Fiesta 2 door, 5 speed. Lynch, 500 w . picked on by police following a meeting last week that Suitable for beginning Brothers, 315 Center WASHINGTON (AP) - Saudi announced ’Tuesday. Lt. Cmdr. ing ouarters, will shore beige. 80k. Good condi­ Center Street, Man­ Barrette requested to discuss ways to limit dangerous Arabia says more mines have been potter. Nancy 646-0103. chester. 646-4321.1^ Street, Manchester. Raymond J. Gajan, 35, of Rock­ living room/kitchen. tion. $800/best offer. 643-5135.1" Activities on the lake. found in a Persian Gulf channel 649-8968. ville, Md., was found derelict in his Call 643-2711 after 1pm. GMC 85 pickup, V-6, : 'T v e had a few calls from people telling me. ‘You where a reflagged Kuwaiti tanker standard. Lynch, 500 M A ZD A 1987 luxury 4 X 4. duties as executive officer for 871-2409 evenlngs.o OLDS 67 Oetmont 08. 425 open your mouth on one end. and get arrested on the hit one of the mines last week, but ENDROLLS engine. Running condi­ W. Center Street, Mon- Red. #11300. M orlarty failing to ensure the readiness of all 27% width - 289 Brothers, 315 Center other.’" Barrette said. "Th a t wasn’t it. It just the United States still lacks permis­ tion. $200. 643-9504. 643- chester. 646-4321. happened to be a coincidence.” available systems to defend the ANTIQUES/ 13% width . 2 for 289 Street, Manchester. sion from its allies in the area to Stark from the Iraqi air attack that 9505 evenings. T O Y O T A 85 4 X 4 pickup. Barrette said that because he is the only one of the ■ MUST ba pick ad up at ^ Netherlands could be asked for 83 Lynx Wg., a l a c *4695 M A ZD A 1987 B2200 SES doing her job.” without further incident, with three 86 RELIANT S.W. cob plus. Luxury 4x2. help. ENTERTAINMENT cen­ M A Z D A 1987 B2200 SES. According to police. Barrette has been warned in the U.S. warships escorting them. 86 O ODQE 4«4w/ptow 86 Mazda SE5 p a j *5495 Block. #11253 8, #11277 The United States has no mines­ ter. Medium Oak, gloss Dover white. #11287. V*G, Automatte. H.D. Front Sutp«n9lon. past about bringing his boat into the swimming area. 80 LASER Tumc V-A XLT Trim, Frtvaoy OlM*. V*S, F8. as, Aur Fual Tank, It was the first test of President weeping ships in the region and it doors, brass accents. Morlarty Brothers, 315 #11327. Morlarty 8up«rCoollno. Haadllnwr. Sliding Rm i 85 Colony Park Sport WtiMit. am . OtMload i r Platform with Raoka. Police said the infraction carries a mandatory court Reagan’s plan to protect 11 Kuwaiti 86 DODGE Center Street, Man­ Brothers, 315 Center m would take more than two weeks to $425. 644-5908. Window Stock tA72SS W •17.912 tlTM, LuggagB Raok. AM/FM appearance, at which time the judge will decide on the CHARGER *7.695 Wagon *10,400 chester. 643-5135.)^ Street, Manchester. Caoattf and much mora. tankers by reflagging them and send them there. The Pentagon F U L L size Maple bed, $40 amount of a fine. Barrette will appear in Rockville 86 CELEBR ITY *7.795 643-5135.4" Stock fOSAOe Wa9 Mft.306. protecting them with U.S. Navy wants to move minesweeping helic­ and dresser, $60. 644- 86 Marker XR4TI *11,495 Now Superior Court on Aug. 6. He said he expects the fine to 86 PLY. HORIZON m *8,995 M A ZD A 1987 B2200 Lux­ NOW *14,999 escorts. opters to the region, but neither 1956. be about $40. 86 CHY. Q TS Turt» *10.295 85 Buick Regal *7495 ury 4x2. Red. #11248. NOW *12,949 The Pentagon officials said it was Kuwait nor Saudi Arabia has 06 000 Conv. o) Morlarty Brothers, 315 *15,212 Barrette was concerned that people who had read an too early to say how many mines TV/STEREO/ aumna *13.095 agreed to allow the helicopters to be 65 Olds Calais *6395 Center Street, Man­ article about the meeting he requested would think he may have been placed in the based in their nations. APPLIANCES 65 VOYAQER *9,295 chester. 643-5135.4" Was being picked on. He has repeatedly complained of 84 Gran. Marq. LS *8695 Pricing Reiiecls Cash Asslattnco. AppiiesHon Ni Uew 01 Apocisl PInsneo hols. channel west of Farsi Island, which “ We’re in the middle of discus­ 85 CO UGAR *8,995 fin M A ZD A 1987 B2200 luxury AN Vehicles Subltci To Priot Gile. the number of high-powered boats traveling at high Not hssponalbio For TypoQrgphieol Errors. has been a base for activity by sions” with Kuwait, Richard DOUBLE oven, sell 82 PO NTIAC J2000 *2,995 84 Cougar rriiiM *5800 4x2. Ondo blue. speeds on the lake, especially on weekends. He has also cleaning Hotpoint 79 BUICK SKYLARK *2,795 "TUtig to it on home." speedboats operated by Iran’s Murphy, assistant secretary of convenience # 11276. Morlarty criticized the Department of Environmental Protec­ Revolutionary Guards. Iran has stove. Coppertone. 84 LaBARON dr . NIC. *6,595 state for the Middle East, told a 4 Brothers, 315 Center tion for inadequate supervision of the state boat-launch Harald photo by Tuokar good condition. Great 82 HORIZON MORIARTY threatened to attack the Kuwaiti House subcommittee on Tuesday. Street, Manchester. area on the lake. for cottage or apart­ 4 dr, AC. Au«o *2,995 643-5135.4" tankers because Kuwait has aided But Rep. Robert Torricelli, D- ment. Best otter. White BROTHERS Looking At the meeting. Rep. Edith Prague. D-Columbia. Iraq during the Iran-Iraq war. N .J., angrily told Murphy, ” It is 875-3311 M A ZD A. 87 B2200 Lux DILLO Working weather mentioned mandatory licensing as a possible way to Glenwood apartment 301 Cgntgr 81. Meanwhile, the executive officer absolutely intolerable” for the size stove. Needs oven short bed. Block, gray solve the problems. But Randolph Dill of the P O N TA IC J-2000 82. Air Manchggtgr, CT for The next few days will bring continued good weather for working and of the USS Stark was disciplined for coll. $20 os Is. 6465160 Interior. Morlarty steering You Straight Department of Environmental Protection said that dereliction of duty, the Navy otter 6 0m .□ coditloned, 37,00 miles, Brothers, 315 Center Bill Mehl of Tolland is thankful. Mehl, who is building a fence at 218 Please turn to page 8 (aood condition. $2200. 643-5135 319 MAIN ST. (Across from Armory), MANCHESTER, CT 643-2145 towns all over the state are experiencing similar something? Street, Manchester. CMCU4LKKWWLgcw8hgrierQolniChAdy.. Iftc______6465087. 643-5135. #112534". problems, and that mandatory licensing legislation Spruce St., said he prays for this kind of weather. "Last week you just PONTIAC Sunbird 1978. 6 would have to take a back seat to a la w against drinking I q ^ CAM PERS/ DATSUN 1980 King Cob couldn't really work up to speed because of the drain on your body with S«// Your Car cylinder, sunroof, new | j yTRAILERS r It’s right at while operating a boat. the heat,” Mehl said. Soviets say U.S. offer brakes, tires and automatic, olr condi­ clutch. $750 or best tioning. $3995. De- 1971 FLE E T Wing 17 foot your Cormler Nissan, 285 offer. 643-6370 or 742- travel trailer. Refrig­ ■ Take a Look, 4 Lingsns — 10 Days 7667. 7om-2:30pm. Brood Street, Man­ erator, stove, hot wa­ chester. 643-4165.4" no arms compromise 509 charge, each addi­ FIREBIRD 81, V-6 power ter, furnace, sleeps 6. fingertips TOYOTA 85 longbed tional line. You can steering, brakes, olr. Good condition. $1200. G E N E V A (AP) — The Soviet the American side, on this issue it is Mint condition. $3300. pickup. 4x4. Lynch, 550 Wind blows balloon into cemetery cancel at any time. 742-9379. Union said today that newly pres­ not constructive,” Obukhov said. 6464817. In the W. Center Street, Mon- SORRY, CHEVY VAN 1979 wltholr ^e s te r. 646-4321.4" ented U.S. disarmament proposals Deputy Foreign Minister Alex­ NO REFUNC^R VW Rabbit 1980. 4 door, conditioning. Am/fm By Bruce Matzkin Boland said that he spotted the cemetery as made no progress toward resolving ander Bessmertnykh and Col. Gen. Classifieds! F O R D 84 F-150 Club Herald Reporter and Todd and Anne Pollack, all of ADJUSTMEtTMENTS sunroof, MIchellns, cassette. Captain's FREE* a possible landing area from more than 2 Farmington. differences that block an Nikolai Chervov, in a joint Inter­ AM-FM radio, manual choirs. Soto, Ice box. wagon. 6 cylinder, au­ tomatic. Lynch, 500 W. of additional charge on over 50 miles away. A police cruiser was dispatched to the scene, intermediate-range missile treaty. view in , rejected the idea CALL HERALD 4 speed, 1 owner. $1300. Coll 742-0746.8om-5pm, People may have had to look twice to believe Center Street, Man­ “ You’ve got to land it somewhere, and It according to a police report. Boland said it “I didn’t find any compromises in that an American pledge not to Coll 643-2012. ask for (Seorge. it, but that was definitely a hot-air balloon CALL chester. 646-4321.4" looked like the cemetery had enough space,” was unusual for the police to have showed up. what we were told yesterday, modernize the aging warheads CLASSIFIED landing in East Cemetery Monday night. DO YOU hove o bicycle no said Boland. He added that the trees in the unfortunately. I will have to study could prepare the way for an arms CARS M A Z D A 1987 B2200SE54 x ” In Farmington, If the police get a call of a one rides? Why not offer It Brian J. Boland, 38, of Farmington, was just cemetery were strategically situated to the statement of the American side agreement and a U.S.-Soviet sum­ 643-2711 FOR SALE TODAY 2. Block, 5 speed (2). out for a ride with some friends when an balloon landing, they just say. ‘It must be for sole with o wont od? #1312 a, 11281. M o n enable him to slow the balloon down by perhaps more deeply in seeking mit later this year. The Washington unusually strong wind current blew them all running the bottom of the balloon through the Boland again.’ In Manchester, it must be these compromises,” said Alexei ‘ Post reported today. lorty Brothers, 315 Cen­ pretty unusual,” he said. 643-2711 ter Street, Manchester. the way from Boland Balloon in Burlington to foliage. Obukhov, deputy head of the Soviet 643-5135.4" MAZDA Manchester. " It looked like it was going to land on one of Boland expressed surprise that his chase delegation. He described the U.S. “ Non-modernization of these THE PROFESSIONALS According to Boland, a normal flight is 2 to the buildings,” said Anita Verlotta, who was in crew, which follows the balloon by van, was proposals as “ not constructive." warheads cannot resolve this ( M A Z D A 1987 B2600 4 x 4 able to keep up. issue,” Bessmertnykh said. “ It is base. Ondo blue. 15 miles long. He said that the brisk winds a car on Main Street when she spotted the ’The Americans and Soviets differ PROLONG T H E life of cut #11298. Morlarty were responsible for Monday’s 22-miie run. balloon. Verlotta happens to be a clerk for the over verification measures, the such a half-hearted measure that it MANCHESTER HONDA flowers In your home by "When we landed, they were already there would not be satisfactory.” Brothers, 315 Center “ We took off from one of our normal town’s parks and cemetery department. time period for destroying the snipping stems at on an­ waiting for us.” Street, Manchester. locations,” he said. “ The winds were just very Riding in the balloon with Boland were missiles to be removed and mea­ Obukhov spoke to reporters at the AUTOMOBILES gle. This provides more 643-5135.4" After landing, Boland and the others just Soviet mission in Geneva just TRUCKS brisk in that direction.” Russell Paris!, who wastakinga flying lesson, packed up his gear and left. sures to ensure that the missiles are stem surface to absorb before a meeting of both full the water. Prolong the life M A Z D A 1987 B2200 SES not converted to other weapons Our Service Department categories. delegations, which the Soviets of good, but unused items Shortbed. Ondo blue 5 YEAR 100,000 MILE called. in your home by selling with grey Interior. In addition, the United States is seeking an experienced them for cosh with a #11259. Morlarty opposes a Soviet demand for He said the Soviets called the Brothers, 315 Center EXTENDED WARRANTY low-cost od In classified. ’Warranty la at no extra charge and la more than a powertrain warranty. elimination of U.S. nuclear war­ meeting to present a draft agree­ n Automobiie Technician. Street, Manchester. Meese faces congressional critics heads on 72 West German Pershing ment on anti-ballistic missiles and It covara Engine, Tranamisaion, Front Wheel Drive, Steering, Suspen- 643-5135.4" lA missiles. ■Ion, Electrical, Brakaa, A C, Towing and Tranaportatlon (jovarage. War­ on preventing "the arms race in WASHINGTON (AP) - Attorney “ As far as I know the position of Hourly wage plus bonus. Uniforms ranty Carriaa a Zero Deductible on Porta and Labor. See Saleaperaon Cohen, speaking on N B C ’s “ Today” tive instincts. outer space.” Th9 Dumtw You Can General Eidwin Meese III, after program. For Dataila. Offer Valid on Incoming and In-Stook Vahiclaa Only and Ex- M Is there life after the “ It seems to me that at least in provided, excellent benefits. For testifying he could not have known On ’Tuesday, after Meese com­ Daal m h... GEHEVA plrea July 31,1987. the depth of the Iran-contra affair retrospect, the records should have pleted nearly seven hours at the hearings for Inouye? been sealed earlier and the crim i­ TODAY’S HERALD interview call Tom Dell, 8 am to 4 pm, when he began looking into it eight witness table. Rep. Jack Brooks, NO GIMMICKS — JUST A GREAT DEAL months ago, must face tough nal people should have been D-Texas, a member of the House — atory on paga 7 brought in earlier,” Mitchell said. Monday thru Friday. LUXURY VANS AH NagoHatad Prteaa Includa questions about whether he went Iran-contra panel, said, .“ He’s not Other questions remained, as $4S0,000 In fines worst nuclear accident and sent­ 1) Dealer Prep 3) Cleaning & Waxing too easy in his inquiry, a member of going to upset the apple cart at all. well: 20 VANS A CAMPERS the Senate investigative panel said enced to terms of up to 18 years in 2) Under Coating 4) Handling & Freight Charges It looks to me like he’s following the When questioning of Meese re­ How could Meese fail to ask A New Haven fabric-coating today. labor camp. Story on page 5. same pattern of cover up, protect sumed today, Sen. George Mitchell, then-CIA director William J. Ca­ company faces more than $488,888 IN STOCK 5) AND EXTENDED WARRANTY (TntUo.lmra) Meese, returning for a second the president.” D-Maine, said he planned to ask sey, a close friend, about the in fines on allegations of failing to IMMEDIATE day of testimony, “ can expect some M anqesterhond \ Despite such comments, Meese Meese why he failed to imme­ diversion of Iran arms sale profits protect workers from dangerous Index DELIVERYI questioning about... what steps he had a relatively easy day ’Tuesday diately require that records of Lt. to aid the contras? Why was solvents and violating other federal THE PROFESSIONALS Tt»r» Wh» rni took ... whether or not because of 24 pages, 4 tactions HURRY IN recounting his actions last No­ Q>1. Qliver L. North be sealed to then-National Security Adviser rules for handling and storing Ooln, To Buy M, his relationship with the adminis­ 24 ADAMS STR E ET FOR BEST vember after President Reagan preserve them for investigators, a John M. Poindexter not questioned toxins. Story on page 21. 18 Lottery___ tration he perhaps went a bit slower M ANCHESTER, C T 06040 SELECTIONI asked him to launch an investiga­ failure he said allowed potentially more thoroughly about his roie? Business 21 Obltuarlee. or didn’t put enough in the investi­ •/MQRIARflY BROTHERS/ tion of the affair. key documents to be shredded. Why did Meese tip off other Cisssiflsd.21-24 Opinion gation In terms of skepticism and a l T f ^ ROUTE 83 Today’s session was delayed until And he said he wanted to know administration officials about his Comics 16 People. 6 4 6 -3 5 2 0 sealing off evidence,” said Sen. the afternoon so Meese and com­ Sent to labor camp VERNON, CONN. Houn: why Meese recruited a team of inquiry? And why did he not pump Connecticut 4 S p e n t. . 0-12 William Cohen, R-Maine. mittee members could attend a * 872-^145 Optn EvMtIngt IH t p.m. political appointees to carry out the North for details about the private Six former officials and techni­ Entertainment 17 Teievtston _ _ 17 Frt.aSd'MTpjn. 301-3)5 CENTER STREET - “ I think basically we’re going to ..memorial service for Oimmerce ^ MOTORS, M fiin R INC. inquiry rather than seasoned crim i­ corporation running the Iran arms cians at the Chernobyl power plant Focus.,— ■ ,, 13 U.8./Wortd 8, 7-8 MANCHESTER, CONNECTICUT 6 4 3 - 5 1 3 5 look at his judgment,” added Secretary Malcolm Baldrlge. nal attorneys with better investiga­ CAWIUC • OLDSMOBIIE • PONITAC • CMC TRUCKS deal and contra aid operations? were found guilty today in history’s Local n e w s _ 3 ,8 Waathar. * MANCHESTER HERALD. Wedneadav. July 29. 1987

mmm - -MANCHESTER------HERALD.ncunesaav. Wednesday, JUiy Z9. 1987- July 29. 1987 — $ the weather REGIONAL WEATHER «o r« AJA .T k in *v. JM|r 30 Acc(^Weatfier*loracast for Thursday Water problems plague North Coventry residents Daytime CondWows and Tempefatures By Jocoutllne Bennett cording to Mancuso, the company Herald Correspondent “ The reservoir is not recovering health department. did not properly repair a break in a blamed problems on the age of the try Volunteer Fire Department has properly, and no one is quite sure “ The health.department has been pipe in the system over Memorial system. He said the pipes may have had to pump water into the wells C()yENTRY — After weeks of why,” said Hodge. He added that great. They contacted the water weekend. Since then, it’s been leaks, which are hampering the four times since May, and some not having enough water, and at many of the affected families have company immediately and were difficult to get water. He added, reservoir’s ability to refill, espe­ residents have had to go to family Umea being without it. Northfield children and babies. "They need out to investigate the site last however, water supply had been water,” he said. cially in the hot weather, when and friends to use water. area midents have called in the inadrauate for years. Wednesday,” said Mancuso. usage is high. Pipe replacement state for action. Hodge has visited the site several Mancuso criticized Hersh for not "This is not new. It’s ongoing,” would be too costly, he said. putting money into maintaining the times, but said the matter is out of HARRY HERSH, manager of "It hasnT been easy. It hasn’t said Mancuso. ’’But this is an "You don’t replace a water system, saying Hersh was more the town’s hands. As a public General Water Inc., which is based bwn comfortable. I’m a little emergency situation. At first, the system, you abandon it,” Hersh interested in profit than the well­ utility, it is under the jurisdiction of in Fairfield, said Tuesday the state disheartened,” said resident Tony company tried to stroke us. Then said. being of the residents. the state, he said. Hodge said he health department has determined Mancuso of Fieldstone Lane, in a they blamed it on people filling up Hersh noted that when water flow According to Hersh, the new well contacted state Rep. Edith Prague that an additional well has to be phqne interview Tuesday morning. their pools.” gets very low, all the pipes have to will cost $2,400. He said the water (D-Columbia). 'Town Council drilled, and his company is seeking Mancuso has been acting as a be shut down or the entire system that was pumped in by the fire Chairwoman Joan Lewis has called state aid to do the work. spokesman for the 112 families with TOWN MANAGER Harold could break. department cost the company $750. Honeymooners for a hearing on the matter, to be “ The well driller has been out to homes that have beer affected by Hodge said Tuesday the system is ’’People just don’t understand,” Although residents will not pay the held Aug. 10 in Coventry. the' site and he knows it’s an Clarista Opia, second from the left, considers herself a the ack of water. Their water old and needs repair. The company he said. cost immediately, it is likely his In the meantime, Mancuso sub­ emergency situation,” said Hersh. good Christian. But she has been told by her parish supply comes from a private has two wells and a reservoir that company will request next year company. General Water Inc. Ac­ mitted a petition with more than 100 He said he doesn’t know how soon are low. residents’ signatures to the state FOR RESIDENTS, though, it’s that the state okay an increase in priest that she is in fact living in sin. She is seen here the work can be done. He also not that simple. The. North Coven- OoU with her four co-wives in front of her mud-and-wattle the current $37.20 per quarter rate. C 19»7 Aocw-W»«m«r. Inc hut in Kenya. One custom contributing to polygamy in some African societies is levirate, according to which a Negotiators say man must marry the widow of a brother. The offspring R e -E n try Cold front causes of such a marriage are sometimes considered the children of the dead brother. town-8th accord still seeks record lows in East DO YOU KNOW — What is polyandry? TUESDAY’S ANSWER — The Sears Tower In Is the tallest building in the world. a director By The Associated Press across southeast Georgia and is up to voters 7-2(rt7 scattered across Minnesota, Mis­ > Knowledge Unlimited. Inc. 1987 A cold front lowered tempera­ souri, Illinois, North Dakota and By Alex GIrelll The Manchester Area Confer­ tures across much of the nation’s the Carolines. voters for action. A Newipaper In Education Program Associate Editor Gordon Lassow, one of the four ence of Churches hopes to find a Eastern half today and pushed Dense fog was widespread Sponiored by district negotiators, said today, new counselor for Project Re- the mercury to record lows in the across southwest Indiana, sou­ Northeast. The Manchester Herald Negotiations between the town " I t ’s time now for the thing to get on Entry, a program that helps former theast Illinois and northwest and Eighth District should continue prisoners, by the beginning of Heavy thunderstorms were the district ballot.” Kentucky early today. along the lines of a broad agree­ Lassow was not at the district August, Nancy Carr, MACC’s exec­ scatter^ across Wyoming and The cold front lowered temper­ ment that has been worked out utive director, said today. New Mexico while showers and meeting Monday at which the atures from the Northeast and between the two sides, town offi­ negotiator came in for heavy thunderstorms were widespread Two candidates for the position mid-Atlantic states into the upper Almanac cials say. criticism for making what some Mississippi Valley. Tempera­ A Two members of the town nego­ were interviewed Tuesday, and district directors said was making another three applicants are to be tures were quite a bit lower in tiating team said Tuesday that the Today’s weather picture was drawn by Sarah Wllbour, 9, of too many concessions to the town. interviewed next week, Carr said. Weather Trivia northern New England, where district’s negotiators should live up Bramblebush Road, who attends the Keeney Street School. July 29, 1987 TODAY’S MOOH: Between Lassow, a former district presi­ In the meantime, the counselor's some readings in the iow 40s were new moon (July 25) and first to the agreement’s terms despite dent and a former district director, W li.it r. .in If I' Today Is the 210th g the criticism leveled at them by job is being handled temporarilyby recorded. quarter (Aug. 2). n said of the negotations, “ Both sides two MACC employees. day o f 1987 and tha ^ district directors Monday night. did the best they could. There’s Syracuse, N.Y., was 52 de­ 3 ^h day o f summer. ^ TODAY'S TRIVIA: Which operetta was “We have an agreement in always a chance someone could Johnson Omokeye rerigned from grees, breaking a 1965 record by a CONNECTICUT WEATHER composed by Sigmund Romberg? (a) principal worked up In good faith have gotten a little more or a less at the post in June after working at the degree, and Burlington, Vt., was “The Student Prince" (b) "The Merry - . and we expect both sides to live up the table.” SSSBI anm--. job for just three months. Efforts to 49, breaking a 1952 record also by TODAY’S HISTORY: On this day In Widow” (c) “Dio Fledermaus" to It," said Town Director Geoffrey " I t ’s easy to criticize; we can one degree. reach Omokeye have been unsuc­ Central, eastern interior, southwest interior: 1981, Charles, prince of Wales, and TODAY’S BARBS Naab, one of the town negotiators. always tell how the game should cessful. but Carr has said that he Early-morning temperatures Lady Diana Spsincer were married In BY PHIL PA8T0RET Naab declined further comment have been won on Monday left to take another job. Today, sunny. High 75 to 80. Light north wind. Tonight, St. Paul’s Cathedral in London. were generally in the 70s across A breakfast treat for document de­ on objections raised by some morning.” rv’ mostly clear. Low in the 50s. Light variable wind. district directors to the proposed Before Omokeye was hired, the the Plains, Mississippi Valley and TODAY’S BIRTHDAYS: Alexis da stroyers: shredded wheat. But Lassow said he would be agreement. Deep South. Thursday, partly sunny. High around 80. Tocquevllle (1805); Benito Mussolini willing to go back to negotiations program had been closed from (1883); Sigmund Romberg (1887); Dag It’s easy to separate the management Former Town Attorney Kevin and "start from cquare one” if the December through March, after Today’s forecast called for Hammerskjold (1905); Melvin Belli from the help. The former delegates au­ O’Brien, another town negotiator, presently propose! agreement is Herald photo by Tucker former counselor James Foley left showers and thunderstorms from Today, sunny. High 75 to (1907); Edwin O’Connor (1918) thority, while the latter passes the said “ I think that both teams have rejected by vott rs of the Eighth A blanket hangs from the attic of the to take a job with the state buck. evening fire in the home caused the coast of the Carolinas across 80. Wind becoming southeast around 10 mph. Tonight reached an agreement and have District. home of Thomas and Catherine Too- Department of Corrections. Florida and the eastern Gulf TODAY’S OUOTE: “In politics... agreed that we will do all in our ” We keep saying we are people- moderate damage but no injuries were mostly clear. Low 60 to 65. Light variable wind’ TODAY’S TRIVIA AH8WER8: (a) Sig­ Carr said that MACC cannot Coast through the Mississippi shared hatreds are almost always the power to get the agreement ap­ oriented. so we should let the people mey, 500 E. Center St. An early Tuesday reported. .••.r.M -Ml Thursday, partly sunny. 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MANCHESTER HERALD. Wednesday. July 29, 1987 — 8 Businessman avoids death at hands of terrorist V,S./World In B ri^ He was just ‘angry at the world’ Bv D«an Golambttkf American. Tht Assoclottd Prns him about his nationality. dangerous thing. I thought I was in Before the hijacking, no one had “ I was basically much calmer “ He was looking for French, grave danger,” Schroth said. noticed anythii^ unusual about the Reagan pushes Bork confirmation and more collected than I thought I apparently, and I was in the area The hijacking ended later after a gunman or noticed /hen he had HARTFORD — A Connecticut could be in that situation,” Schroth WASHINGTON — President Reagan called on the Senate today Judge, two others killed in Florida courtroom rampage businessman says the time he spent nearest to him. I seemed to be the flight attendant overpowered the boarded the plane, Schroth said. said Tuesday. It wasn’t until after only white face, so he took me Supreme Court before its fall term at the mercy of an armed terrorist gunman and police took him into The gunman made his presence PORT ST. JOE, Fla. (AP) — A man charged the ordeal that he cried. first,” Schroth said. “ I told him I aboard a hijacked airiiner were custody. The terrorist was being known after the Jet left Rome en hf«»nrv“ K®’’* *“’' * " * America and few in our with fatally shooting a Judge and two other Harrison said he saw Melvin shoot his former Authorities identified the hi­ was American, and he seem history have been as qualified to serve on the high court. wife. The sheriff said he then fired two shots and minutes of unbelievable held In a Swiss prison on murder route to Paris when he ran up the people during a courthouse rampage had jacker as Hussein Ali Mohammed temporarily satisified.” *? “ ‘^National Law Enforcement Council, Reagan yelled at Melvin to drop his gun, and fired when helplessness. and hostage-taking charges. aisle, waving and shooting his gun written numerous letters to newspapers that Hariri, reportedly a member of the Schroth was then allowed to Melvin turned and aimed at him. The hijacking in Switierland on Schroth said the terrorist never while giving orders, be said. I ofri. ®J"i‘ ® of JuBUces Oliver Wendell Holtnes, showed he was "angry at the world,” an editor Hezbollah, a pro-Iranian group return to the coach section with fully discussed the reasons for his Loids D. Brandeis, Felix Frankfurter and Potter Stewart. The courthouse in this city of about 4,000 on the Friday came on Peter W. Schroth’s On his return home to the United says. with links to Shiite Moslem factions other passengers and the hijacker action during the roughly 10 min­ Gulf of Mexico 125 miles southwest of 41st birthday. He spent part of the States on Saturday, Schroth said he Frsmkr..r«?Ji®T u Supreme Court of Felix Clyde Melvin, who authorities said opened fire holding hostages in Lebanon. took a Frenchman forward for utes they were togther. He said the Tallahassee has no metal detector at the day with the terrorist’s gun held to started writing down his thoughts with two guns Tuesday during a court Schroth, vice president and dep­ questioning. hijacker mentioned he was seeking RobSrtK ” ® *’'"® ^®''®" ® entrance, Appleman said. his head as he bargained for his life. about the Incident and found that conference about alimony payments, had uty general counsel of Equator "W e heard a gunshot. Then he the release of a comrade accused in Melvin had a permit to carry a gun during "There’s nothing you can do,’ ’ he was good therapy.: He also was fretted in his letters about "warmongers in said. Holdings Ltd. of Hartford, had been had me go up there again. I saw the a 1985 hijacking. working hours, according to St. Joe personnel in the Congo on business and was body,” Schroth said. questioned extensively by the FBI. Governors look over the candidates Washington,” and Zionist and communist Schroth was the first person Schroth speculated the gunman conspiracies. director John Howard, who said that Melvin’s returning to his home in Granby, Speaking in French to the gun­ work record was good and that he had never questioned by the 21-year-old Leba­ hunted for French passengers “ I found it really helps to talk MACKINAC ISLAND, Mich. — Eight Democratic presidential The 62-year-old security guard from Appala- Conn., in a first-class seat when the man, who spoke the language because France recently severed shown any violent behavior. nese terrorist who forced an Air hijacking occurred. about it with peopid,” he said. hopefuls are getting the look-over today from the nation’s chicola also shot his ex-wife, Eleanor Inez Afrique airliner, bound from the poorly, Schroth was again able to diplomatic ties with Iran. He said He was “ not violent. Just kind of different — The terrorist cleared out the Dem(wratic governors, who want a greater say in selecting their Huckeba, whom he accused of infidelity, before Congo to Paris, to land in Geneva. convince the gunman that he was there were many French aboard He o f f ^ d some advice based on the kind of person who always has an opinion,” first-class section of the DC-10 and party s nominee than they had four years ago. he was shot by a sheriff, authorities said. American, this time by showing his the plane, most of whom took his experience and training given said Shirley Ramsey, a typesetter at the local He succeeded twiceinconvincing used it as a command post. But The presidential contenders and most of the 26 Democratic Melvin was treated at Gulf Pines Hospital and U.S. passport. refuge at the rear of the Jet. by his company. He said It paid for weekly newspaper. The Star. the hijacker, who was hunting for when the Jet landed in Geneva, the governors flew in to this Great Lakes island resort Tuesday was ordered held without bail at the Gulf County PETER W. SCHRO TH French passengers and later killed “ He had a gun to my head. I think “ When the action heated up they him to be deferential, follow orders Conspiracies and criticism of the U.S. hijacker orilered Schroth back to afternoon and spent the evening socializing before a Jail on three counts of murder in the slayings of . . “nothing you can do” a Frenchman, that he was being an American protected me. I were out of harm’s way,” Schroth and keep his hands in the open at all government and Israel were common themes of the first-class area and questioned morning-long private meeting. Ms. Huckeba’s lawyer, his ex-wife!s sister and thought being an American was a said. times. Melvin’s letters to The Panama City News- Although all the announced and likely presidential candidates Circuit Judge Wilson Lamar Bailey, 64. Herald. Ms. Huckeba, 58, was in stable condition with a said they would attend, none said he expected to walk away with “ The warmongers in Washington claim that head wound described as minor by State endorsements on the strength of this meeting alone. all this terrorism has (Moammar) Gadhafi’s Attorney James Appleman. fingerprints all over It.” Melvin wrote in a letter The shootings began in Bailey’s conference Connecticut In Brief DPUC to examine electricity supply published Feb. 23, 1986. “ But they haven’t room. Farm subsidies well below maximum proven anything.” Appleman said Melvin, a 30-year employee of HARTFORD (A P) — State power “ He was kind of on the fringe area,” said Bill Ruling could add to Pequot tribe New England Power Pool reduced quart of orange juice. tain. as are officials from CLAP WASHINGTON — Direct federal subsidy payments for most St. Joe Forests Products’ paper mill, fired seven company officials have been sum­ Mansfield, editorial page editor of the Tallahas­ voltage by 5 percent throughout Forde said more voltage reduc­ and United Illuminating Co., the farm ers were well below the $50,000ceiling, according to a report or eight shots from two handguns, first killing NORTH STONINGTON — Up to 350 more people could be moned by utility regulators to a see Democrat, where Melvin also sent letters. New England on Friday. tions, or “ brownouts,” were likely state’s two largest power produc­ to the Senate Budget Committee. Ms. Huckeba’s attorney, Thomas E. Ingles, 43, recognized as members of the Paucatuck Eastern Pequot Indian hearing Thursday on the availabil­ Mansfield said Melvin called Franklin D. “ We’d like to know what the during fte remainder of the year ers; and officials from the energy About 804,000 of the 980,000 producers who received direct of Panama City. tribe under an expanded definition of tribal members affirmed ity of electricity for the rest of the Roosevelt “ a communist traitor” and blamed effects were of the voltage reduc­ because of expected additional hot payments nationwide got less than $10,000 from the government, Ingles may have tried to disarm Melvin in the by a Superior Court Judge. summer. division in the state Office of Policy CLYDE MELVIN IN COURT criticism of President Reagan’s visit to West tion, whether savings were made weather and the stress on power- and Management. the report from the General Accounting Office said Tuesday. conference room, authorities said. The ruling could clear the way for a federal housing grant Consumer Counsel James F. Germany’s Bitburg cemetery on the “ Zionist and if there were customer com­ producing machinery during such The GAO, a congressional investigative arm, said about 15,000 Melvin then chased down the Judge and killed . . . held in fatal shootings press.” application stalled by tribal membership disputes and raise the Meehan, who represents power plaints.” Meehan said ’Tuesday. Forde said C LAP favored im­ him with a blast through a bathroom door; weather. producers received $50,000 or more under several built-in “ They were kind of confused,” Mansfield said. standard of living at the 224-acre Lantern Hill Road reservation company customers before the Emmanuel S. Forde. spokesman proving “ the working relationship gunned down Ms. Huckeba’s sister, Peggy White Meehan also said Connecticut is exceptions that make it possible for some farmers to receive Authorities said Melvin had never been in “ He put a lot of things together, but he obviously where people now live in mobile homes, said William Sebastian, a Department of Public Utility Con­ for Connecticut Light & Power, said we have inside New England,” Paulk, 55, of Sumatra, on a stairway, and shot “ not getting the support from paymenU over the limitation. Nearly $6.3 billion in direct trouble with the law. was angry at the world.” spokesman for the 350-member group. trol, says he also wants to know several dozen complaints were rather than joining a different his wife as she fled to a roof, authorities said. NEPPOOL that I think we should be payments were made in 1985. “ It’s obvious the guy cracked, the pressure got Bailey, a grandfather of two who had earlier more about last week’s intentional received, a tiny fraction of the 1 power pool. But he said Connecticut “ It was horrid.” said Sheriff A1 Harrison, who For more than 12 years, members of the Sebastian family ha ve getting” and said his office would to him,” said Public Defender Virgil Q. Mayo, announced plans to retire next July was sought to be recognized as members of the tribe. The claim has voltage reduction and whether million customers the company seek a “ management audit” of the already works closely with power ended the rampage by wounding Melvin on the who was assigned to represent Melvin. “ And customers complained. pools in New York, New Jersey, remembered by townspeople as a firm but fair been resisted by former Tribal Chairman Raymond Geer, who services in Connecticut. regional power pool arrangements. roof. He said he found Melvin and his former whether you call that temporary Insanity, that’s jurist with a ready smile. As a result of the combination of Pennsylvania and Canada. Peru’s leader wants bank takeover wife, both shot, bleeding and arguing. led a group of 100 recognized Paucatuck Eastern Pequots.’ Asked if CLAP saves any money He said Connecticut may do up to the experts in the field.” ” He was like an Andy of Mayberry,” said near record-high temperatures, the ’ T v e showed you for running around on me,” On July 17, SuperiorCourt Judge Joseph B. Clark denied Geer's during such a reduction. Forde better by dropping out of N E P­ Another area to be explored LIMA, Peru — President Alan Garcia called on Congress to The Melvins, who were divorced in November, bookkeeper Etna Adams, a business associate of planned shutdown of two of Connec­ the sheriff quoted Melvin as saying. The sheriff appeal. said: “ No, not at all. We lose POOL and joining the New York Thursday is “ interruptible service nationalize all banks and financial institutions in a dramatic were in court for a hearing on a complaint that Bailey’s, referring to the folksy sheriff in ticut’s nuclear power plants and said Ms. Huckeba responded, “ I ’ve never run money. You can’t charge for what power pool, for example. rates.” in which large power effort to protect dollar reserves and gain control over the he was behind on his $3S0-a-month alimony television’s "The Andy Griffith Show.” “ His other fossil-fuel plants in the region you don’t sell.” around on you in my life.” NEPPOOL officials are expected customers voluntarily reduce their financial system. payments Ruthnrities said. eyes actually sparkled when he smiled at you.” and the unexpected shutdown of a He likened the voltage reduction to testify at Thursday’s hearing at electricity consumption during Garcia, in his annual state of the nation address Tuesday, Cops erase drug-bust evidence third Connecticut nuclearplant. the to adding a shotglass of water to a DPUC headquarters in New Bri­ times of peak usage. ordered the government to seize the banks until Congress acted, L IT C H F IE L D — What police don’t know can’t hurt Richard and he shut down private money exchange houses. Johnstone now. Rock ’n’ roll piracy stops He also announced the lifting of a nightly curfew imposed in The New Hartford man was spared any possibility of a jail Lim a 17 months ago and the 5-year-old state of emergency in sentence this week after Torrington police erased a tape Hospice needs donations to cover its costs southern Ayacucho state. The measures had been imposed recording that would have been used as evidence in a drug case in because of the Maoist rebel insurgency. Emergency laws remain with arrests, boat seizure Litchfield Superior Court. BRANFORD (A P) — Connecti­ “ I don’t personally see the time 1985, when Its overall deficit was tion of America in Washington, in effect in several other states. Johnstone, 26, pleaded guilty Tuesday to a reduced charge of cut Hospice, an organization that when philanthropic giving won’t be about $56,000. estimated that about 300 hospice possession of marijuana and got a one-year suspended sentence, cares for the dying, has depended LONG BEACH, N Y. (A P) - It lasted less Randi Steele, operations manager for the necessary to support all of the Hospice’s operating costs be­ programs have closed because they a year's probation and a fine of $1,000. on grants and donations to bring its FAA Insists flight delays down than a week, but a rock ’n’ roll radio station pirate station. special elements which make Hos­ tween 1982 and 1985 ranged between didn’t make enough money. According to police, Johnstone was one of 10 people arrested budget into the black each year pice (a) hospice. ’’ she said. that thumbed its nose at the FCC from a rusty The station was the product of two years’ $4.8 million and $6.2 million. There are about 1,658 hospice WASHINGTON — Thousands of air travelers are steaming fishing boat in international waters cast its after a detective bought drugs and tape recorded the since it opened in 1980 hospice Since at least 1982, Hospice, National and local hospice offi­ planning by about 20 radio enthusiasts, and officials say. programs in the United States, and about flight delays, but the Federal Aviation Administration says signal to millions before authorities shut it was operated to protest FCC regulations and transactions. State’s Attorney Dennis Santore says police which has a 44-bed facility and also cials say operating losses are about 15 are free-standing buildings "Our operating deficit — not the delays it monitors actually declined during the first half of the down and made two arrests. as an alternative to New York City’s rock claimed they erased the tape because the recording was of poor offers home care, has mn an common in an industry in which that are not operated out of being able to get enough money year at nearly two-thirds of the country’s busiest airports. The end for Radio Newyork International stations, Steele said. quality. operating deficit of more than insurance companies often refuse hospitals, including Connecticut from insurance companies to cover The overall number of delays was still slightly higher, came after five days on the air during which Steele had said the 200-foot boat, flying the $150,000 each year. However, when to reimbuse hospice care because Hospice, said Ira Bates of the costs of our program — is historic.” however, because of big increases at some of the remaining its AM signal reached as far as Michigan, Honduran flag, was not subject to FCC grants, contributions and other they do not recognize it as a medical National Hospice Organization in said Rosemary J. Hurzeler, presi­ airports. The FAA said delays more than doubled at airports in Canada and Florida. The unlicensed station Jurisdiction because it was a mile outside the FBI probes Danbury corruption revenues are considered. Hospice expense. Arlington," dent and chief executive officer of Atlanta, Los Angeles and Philadelphia. also broadcast in FM and by long- and United States’ three-mile territorial limit, off has mn on a surplus of at least Patricia Jones, executive vice Connecticut Hospice is the oldest DANBURY — The mayor’s financial records have been Connecticut Hospice Inc. $300,000 for all of those years except The FAA comparisons are between the first six months of 1986 short-wave radio. Long Island. president of the Hospice Associa­ of its kind in the ^ n t r y . The Coast Guard, which delivered a subpoena^ from the town clerk’s office as part of an FBI and the same period in 1987. The figures released Tuesday show Before their release, Weiner and Rothstein warning from the Federal Communications investigation into alleged corruption involving city planning and that delays per 1,000 flights declined at 13 of the country’s 22 promised Magistrate John Caden they would Clommission on Saturday, boarded the vessel zoning projects, according to a published report. leading airports and remained constant at three others. no longer broadcast without FCC at 5 a.m. Tuesday and arrested-three men, Town Clerk Michael Seri was served with a subpoena Monday Suit stalls permission. later freeing one who was a journalist, said to turn over documents to the FBI for a federal grand jury to Peace declared as riots breaks out Assistant U.S. Attorney Matthew Fishbein. “ We are looking for assurances they will review. The News-Times of Danbury reported today. revamp of The remaining two were charged with not continue to operate,” Fishbein said A federal grand Jury will begin hearing testimony stemming COLOMBO, Sri Lanka — India and Sri Lanka today signed an operating a station aboard a ship outside beforehand. “ That’s more^ important than from the FBI probe in federal court Sept. 1, state and federal accord intended to end Sri Lanka’s 4-year-old ethnic civil war, national territories and conspiring to impede the prosecution of these two individuals.” sources told the newspaper. SPECIAL SALE but opponents to the pact rioted across the nation. Two people the functions of the FCC. The charges carry But, he added, "These people have thrown The News-Times said that some of the items federal officials UB school were reported killed. up to five years in prison and $250,000 in fines. down the gauntlet and challenged the FCC’s want include the land documents to Mayor James E. Dyer’s USED-RECONDITIONED TV SETS Indian Prime Minister Rajiv Gandhi and Sri Lankan President Alan Weiner, 34, of Monticello, Maine, and authority. I want the public to be aware that AP photo house, a copy of the m ayor’s oath of office and D yer’s disclosure Ivan Rothstein, 25, of New York, were the FCC has the power to enforce these NEW HAVEN (AP) - The Junius R. Jayewardene signed the agreement in a ceremony at of net worth that he voluntary places on record in Seri’s office. All released on their own recognizance after regulations and the intention to do so.” Randi Steele, foreground, and Ivan University of Bridgeport cannot the Presidential Palace in the center of the capital. of the documents are public information. AND VCR’s their arraignment in federal court. Jeffreys broadcast Monday from an reorganize its business school until The accord was not signed, however, by any representative of Fishbein said the radio equipment would it resolves a dispute with a - the Tamil rebels who have been fighting the Sinhalese-dominated “ It’s not going to cause me to give up, but be removed from the ship as evidence and unlicensed radio station anchored off obviously this is a major setback,” said professor who contends the plan is government to gain a Tamil homeland in the island’s northern after that It would be returned to its owner. New York City. Cops fear AIDS from woman an attempt to retaliate against him ~and eastern provinces.' S’TAMFORD — Two Stamford police officers have filed injury and other union activists, a federal Police today fired on demonstrators at several sites who judge has ruled. reports because they fear a bleeding woman they drove to violated a nationwide curfew imposed Tuesday after riots that Judge Ellen B. Bums ruled in Chernobyl officials sent to labor camp Stamford Hospital might have AIDS, according to a published ..left at least 19 dead. report. favor of Norman S. Douglas, chairman of the economics and CHERNOBYL, U.S.S.R. (AP) — charges against them were were charged under Article 220 of "W e allow the officers to give notice of possible exposure’’ to abusing his power. finance department within the - GM recalls 11,200 cars, 170 buses Six former officials and technicians investigated. the Ukrainian criminal code with The verdict against the six was AIDS, said Deputy Chief Walter Young. “ In the event that there is at the Chernobyl power plant were university’s School of Business and DETROIT — General Motors Corp. is recalling 11,200 cars Also accused were Yuri A. violations of security measures in believed to mark the first time a problem later on .... it’s on the record.” found guilty today in history’s Public Policy, who filed a lawsuit equipped with anti-lock brake systems and foglamps and about Laushkin, a senior engineer and enterprises where explosions may nuclear power plant officials in any The officers do not take any time off from duty when they file trying to stop the department’s worst nuclear accident and sent­ atomic energy inspector at reactor 170 buses with a possible brake problem. result. That charge carries a country had been held criminally “injured on the Job” reports. Young told the Advocate of reorganization. enced to terms of up to 10 years in No. 4, shift director Boris V. ' GM announced Tuesday that about 6,000 cars’ anti-lock brake maximum 10-year prison sentence. responsible for failing to ensure Stamford. Douglas is a union activist who labor camp. Rogozhkin, and the chief of reactor All were found guilty of all the -'systems may malfunction and cause rear brakes to stop working safety at their installations. ~ Police have been unable to confirm whether the woman has has had a confrontational relation­ Thirty-one people were killed No. 4, Alexander P. Kovalenko. charges against them expect ;due to brake fluid seeping from a pressure switch. Chernobyl, 11 miles south of the AIDS, according to Young. Even If the woman does have AIDS, ship with the university over a when an explosion and fire tore All the defendants but Laushkin Fomin, who was found not guilty of power station, remains evacuated. Young said it is unlikely that the officers were infected. number of matters. The system is installed in certain 1986 model Buick Electras, through the power station’s No. 4 1087 Buick LeSabres, 1986 and 1987 Cadillac Fleetwoods and reactor, triggering a huge leak of Attorney, William Laviano of ' Devilles, 1986 and 1987 Oldsmobile Ninety-Eights, and 1986 and radiation. (® Lottery player wins a million Ridgefield, who is representing .1987 Pontiac 6000 STE models. ' Soviet officials blamed the April Douglas, said Monday that Bums’ The device in some Pontiac 6000 STEs may also fail because of 26, 1986 accident on human error, NEW LONDON — A 56-year-old Avon woman has won $1 mling may prompt the university to ^possible water contamination during assembly, the automaker saying the reactor blast was due to million in a special drawing held by the Connecticut state lottery. settle the dispute out of court. an unauthorized experiment during D€SIGN€R DECKS said. from Bertha Lacombe took home the top prize Tuesday during the The university’s lawyer, George which workers flouted safety so-called Double-Cash drawing. Mihalakos, said he will mpet this Leahy regrets leaking secret report regulations. United States Design Taking the second-place prize of $20,000 was Raymond Pierson week with incoming president The accident spread clouds of Janet Greenwood to discuss alter­ EXCELLENT SECOND SETS AND VCR’s Corporation Featuring: of Jewett aty. Winning $15,000 was Anthony Chambers of WASHINGTON — While Sen. Patrick Leahy says he regrets radiation through the world, and natives. He did not mie out the Coatesville, Pa. The final winner was Ramona Morse of New leaking a Senate Intelligence Committee draft staff report, the tens of thousands of people were possibility of abandoning the • 100% Pressure Hartford who took home $10,000. panel’s vice chairman says Leahy’s resignation from the evacuated from the Chernobyl reorganization. 25" T V Good Selection committee should be a warning against similar disclosures. area. Treated Lumber The plan, proposed by former Leahy, in an unusual announcement Tuesday, disclosed that he Among those accused of repeat­ • One-Day Installation Union, Oak Hill reach agreement university President Leland Miles, quietly quit the Intelligence panel last January because he was edly violating rules designed to calls for the creation of a graduate from *25 responsible for leaking a preliminary report on the panel’s 1986 ensure security at the power station in Most Cases H A R TFO R D — Negotiators for Oak Hill School in Hartford and were former plant director Viktor School of Management and a (one only) Consoles Iran-contra investigation. a union representing 450 health-care and clerical workers have P. Bruykhanov, former chief engi­ • Available in Many splitting of the department of The Vermont Democrat said his decision to resign was “ a reached a tentative contract that will raise employees’ salaries neer Nikolai M. Fomin, and Fom­ economics and finance. The eco­ suitable way to express .. regret and anger” at the unauthorized Styles to match those of workers in state institutions, a union nomics department, along with its in’s assistant, Anatoly S. Dyatlov. spokesman said. faculty, would be transferred to the Portables release of the document. All three were fired after the • 40 Year U^rranty The tentative contract was reached Tuesday, said Bill College of Arts and Humanities. 19" T V accident and Jailed while the Meyerson, a spokesman for New England Health Care Douglas would be removed as Employees Union, District 1199. chairman. from *40 University officials contend the VCR’s Just Follow These Directions- Meanwhile, workers for United Social and Mental Health (one only) - ^ Services, with facilities in Windham and Danielson for mentally reorganization is needed to ensure reaccreditation of the Business and From Windsor Locks From Rockville and physically handicapped people, ratified a new contract on East Windsor EHInflIon Tuesday, Meyerson said. Public Policy School by the Ameri­ He said the contract will Increase wages for the approximately can Assembly of Collegiate Schools E l I 44 US!” of Business. Average Price - ^150 100 workers by 36.5 percent over three years. i i Myerson said negotiations still must be completed with the Under the plan, Douglas, a 15 and more pieces to choose from \ blueberry New Seasons facility in Manchester and Connecticut Community tenured professor who has taught at DZfN ST9AWIEIIIIY I Services in West Hartford. UB for 18 years, was to IM H iu -k Ik SLUEBEIIIV * L PV • transferred from teaching ^ time! ^ ' HIU Mail coupon within 5 days to qualify graduate-level finance to teaching Thursday (July 30), Friday (July 31) and or Phone — In CT: 1-800-345-3207 undergraduate economics. Deal directly with fectory X " " w Outside CT: 1-800-334-3950 Firm admits minority statement false Douglas has contended that his Saturday (August 1) design speciaiists for professional reputation would be Send couTOn to: HARTFORD — Guardrail Inc., a Meriden-based corporation “ irreparably harmed” if he were the best deai on our United States Design Corporation specializing in constructing highway guard rails, has pleaded removed from his position and 41 Middletown Avenue guilty in federal court to one count of making false statements on FIRST COME - FIRST SERVE - LIMITED QUANTITIES! SOUTH professionaily instaiied forced to teach undergraduate PICK YOUR OWN WINDSOR North Haven, C T 06473 an application for certification as a woman-owned Minority courses. custom buiit decks. Business Enterprise, the U.S. attorney said. Bums ruled that the reorganiza­ United States Attorney Stanley A. Twardy Jr. said Guardrail YOU’VE NEVER KNOWN US UKE THIS BEFOREI^ tion should not proceed because a Homeowner’s Name pleaded guilty Tuesday. union grievance action Douglas DZEN BLUEBERRY HILL > ■ 100% financing Guardrail had submitted an application to the Connecticut brought against UB is pending. She 273 West Middle Turnpike Barber Hill Road ^ Payment as iow as Street Address Department of Transportation in 1981 saying Evelyn Carahetta, aiso denied a motion by the From East South WIndsor-Eaat WIndaor Town Line Hartford a minority shareholder, was primarily responsible for making university that sought to dismiss Manchester, C T 06040 Curtis $15 per week Town or City, State, Zip Code financial and management decisions for the company, but the the suit. Mon. -y FrI. 8 a.m. - Noon Call: ► 60 days to first company admitted the statement was false, Twardy said. 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By Lawrence L. Knutson Jack On the loth anniversary of And he said that in recent days suggestions The Associated Press Watergate, Inouye said, people the positions of people contacting called up and told him: “ This is the the House and Senate panels have WASHINGTON - The Iran- Anderaan 10th anniversary of Watergate. Got been “ about 60-40 in favor of the Contra hearings are drawing to a any words of wisdom?” close after Jl weeks in the national committees.” in Coventry “ I said, ‘No,’” the senator On North’s last day of testimony, spotlight, and Sen. Daniel K. Inouye recalled, and grinned. Inouye said those committees had i t k . says he may be facing a period of “ Ten years from now someone participated in the creation of an unsettling decompression. will call up and ask the same thing American hero. Thompson Associates of Manchester has One day soon there will be no about these hearings,” Inouye said. made some recommendations to the Coventry further witnesses, no wrangling He also said he suspected North Town Council for restructuring its building lawyers, no more questions, no Still grinning, he added, “ I ’ll take would find the status of a hero to be How R©agari more answers and no more fuzzy a leaf from Brendan Sullivan,” the a heavy burden. inspection and sanitary inspection memories with which to contend. lawyer for Lt. Col. Oliver L. North. “ If It weren’t for the hearings, procedures. The council would do well to It will be over. “ I ’ll tell them, ‘Why don’t you get Oliver North would be a relative implement them as soon as practical to “ Then I think that for a moment off my back.’” unknown,” Inouye said. “ So, there­ spill©d th© there’ll be a period of withdrawal,” Sullivan demanded that commit­ fore, it would be logical to say that worlc” ^** backlog of building inspection the Hawaii Democrat said Tues­ tee lawyers questioning his client we participated in the hero-making day, musing about it all from his “ get off his back.” process. Specifically, the Thompson firm perspective as chairman of the recommended staffing the building inspection Iran b©ans Senate Iran-Contra investigating Inouye commented after a day “ As far as the burdens of a hero, committee. spent in questioning Attorney Gen­ aepartment with an inspector and an it’s like any person who lives in a “ We’ll come to work and there eral Edwin Meese III about the gold fish bowl; It’s not easy to smile assistant inspector. He also recommended WASHINGTON — Adm. John Poindexter, will be no one trailing us,” he said, investigation Meese conducted late when you don’t want to, dress when removing from the department the President Reagan’s former national security pointing at the reporters surround­ last year that uncovered a memo you don't want to, contain your res^nsibilites for sanitary inspections of adviser, testified last week that he was “ very ing him. from North outlining plans to divert anger when you’re angry. nervous ” and even “ alarmed” when he learned “ There will be no TV lights. No the proceeds of secret arms sales to wells and septic systems and turning them interviews.” Iran to the Contra rebels battling “ He will have to watch what he that Reagan had confidentially confirmed the overto a sanitarian. Washington Wire “ And I think in the beginning we Nicaragua’s leftist Sandinista says, because he’s going to be existence of the secret Iran initiative for us more The firm recommended changes in office are going to miss it, to be honest, government. quoted from now on,” Ipouye said. than a year ago. “ It’s not an easy life,” he said. procedure that should be easy to carry out. even as much as we crave our Poindexter’s first admission came during adroit privacy.” North s SIX days of testimony “ It's sometimes very difficult to But what the council needs to concern itself questioning by Rep. James Courier, R-N. J. The “ But I don’t think the withdrawal gripped the nation and crowned the behave. Believe me.” about most is the observation by Thompson 45-year-oId form er prosecutor and Peace Corps_ will take too long,” he said. earnest and impassioned Marine “ And I think most of us love our that Its study showed morale in the Little boys fight big sister volunteer, now in his fifth term, has become an “ It will take about 24 hours, but officer as “ an American hero.” privacy. I know I do.” then I ’ll be back in appropriations Inouye said that if letters, tele­ department was poor and that, “ Articles influential member of the Iran-contra committee AP photo Then, beginning to chuckle, he and the House as a whole. hearings and it will all become phone calls and telegrams are any ended with a thought about his own about problems within the department were Bv Evans W itt ’’The integrity of league spon­ Hearing high Jinks Tuesday” primaries on March 8 history.” gauge, some of the glitter may be life. Courier led Poindexter carefully through a series wearing off. posted on the door and in the office. We were sorship is something we hold Inouye was a member of the “ I would love to go barefoot and WASHINGTON - The fight for debate, debate, debate, de­ of the admiral’s own statements that Reagan was concerned we were becoming involved in dear,” league executive director -flep. William Broomfield, R-Mich.. left, Senate Watergate committee and He said thousands of phone calls romp around on the beach.” bate. Something has to give and concerned with a strategic opening to Iran, “ not affair, while Sen. Paul Sarbanes. D-Md., over who willsponsorpresidential Grant Thompson said. pretends to rap Sen. Daniel Inouye, he said he believes the Iran-Contra to his Senate office ran five-to-one “ But you people would be after personnel problems.” the league fears its debates will be just hostages for weapons.” as Courier watches during a break in the Iran- debates in 1988 sounds a bit like a hearings will have a similar half- in North’s favor in the first days of me. ^ Between the lines of that report is an And the parties’ gracious in vita- the losers. D-Hawai|, chairman of the Senate select children'sspat; The little boys say tion for the league to help out was summarized it. The congressman then said; contra hearings Tuesday on Capitol Hill. life, vivid at first, then only a his testimony but then switched to “ You’d say, ‘Look at him, he’s not More debates might mean the , ..panel investigating the Iran-contra implication that a problem more subtle than it s Just that big sister doesn’t turned down. “ Finally, I would like to say that it would be nice receding memory. about five-to-one against. working.’ ” voters get more information structure and procedure lies beneath the have to do their homework ” Nor did we consent to provide — it would be just wonderful if we had a tape about the candidates — a good recording of the president of the United States v® y ongoing troubles over the building inspection anymore. Big sister retorts it is tea and cookiesfortheirdebates.” just bully talk” from the boys as thing in a year when many ofthe 16 early in 1986, and a transcript of same, stating what workload. Thompson added. / they try to steal her special men and woman who would be the president’s real intentions were with the Contras Frank Conti, retired chief building project. president are little known across Iranian initiative way back in February 1986. IN AD D ITH IN to the battle to inspector for Manchester, has taken over the the country. C O N 'R A C ^ ' - But this doesn’t involve child­ keep its role in the general “ The point I ’m trying to make is. we have — GGj l RA l D ’ . ‘.‘A operation of the department temporarily But there is probably a limit to MMr'.UyVlHhL ren. It’s the League of Women election, the league is fighting the precisely that. We have a contemporaneous abuse AlTERiNG i RF’.' L L i I < . ARf...... S88-8S78 “ It sort of sounds like bully talk. ” debates in 1988 take place. Only Mr. Anderson displayed, I think, the essence of - still under investigation, and in- are angry, particularly at CBS then will the candidates decide responsible journalism. They were fully aware of a ,Ctude allegations of kidnappings, CLEAJ I GARDEN CENTERS The league and the parties have News. whether they want to debate and very sensitive initiative by the president. They ’ ' killings and deaths of children and ■ PLUMBING DRAINS & been looking for a way for both to CBS scheduled its debates for unarmed individuals. ^DISCOUNTS TO SENIORS who they want to sponsor it. themselves might have disagreed with It, but they l % 0 f f P l d ! y CLEANING SERVICE play in the general election ‘'The human rights group, which March 3-4, just before theleague’s sat on this story.” $88-8844 1B87 Dy NEA Inc debates. But those discussions planned debates on March 5-6. 9TCrates independently, was estab- 104 Main ^ $88-5331 ♦h Poindexter was asked again about failed, and now the league says It’s hard to envision the candi­ ,lished last fall as a congressional HI there! They tell me you 're shallow and su­ Evans W l« is a Washington- theinterview, bySen. SamNunn, D-Ga “ As I there was never any question of dates giving up key campaign condition for resumption of U.S. aid • OiiOQUMi 1b SanjorT mtSSSi 8 8 8 4 7 7 8 perficial. SO am I!" based political writer lor The testified yesterday,” the admiral said, “ I was ... to the contras. State Department ■ ELECTRIC 885-1361 joint sponsorship. time right before the “Super Associated Press • alarnried about what the president had told Mr. Van ‘Officials have been pressing the APPLIANCE^AJOR ■ REAL ESTATE Attd. contras to improve their human ■ 6LA8S>AUT0M0BILE, BUflMMMREALfSmEMC. Entreated by the White House, we did hold the rights record. PLATE, WINDOW, ETC. story - until April 28.1986. after the U.S. bombing -One administration official said ISenjorCittMiH Sifllcw OlMiBlMll Th© first mdjor tost of th© op©n primsry of Libya in retaliation for Its alleged terrorist ■ ’Tuesday that the contra leaders 13 Cocia Strati...... S86-77M sctivities. Convinced that a dangerous will have to address the discipline ARNIE'S AUTO GLASS TEmyREALesmTE No one in all of Connecticut was more ------— ^ issues that have led to some contra ! MOMJSERVICE No one in all of Connecticut was more riveted on disinformation campaign was in progress, we ■ FINANCIAL PUNNING laniorOlieoiiMa last week’s Republican prim ary in the 4th troops acting “ like marauding I MITD 6 I AS FOR THE FEEBLE TURNOUT of began revealing pieces of the secret Iranian C0NSUL1ANTS 160 Swaat Homa Road . 118 0600 Congressional District than Democratic State Vikings.” The official, speaking on independents in the 4th District’s Republican initiative — and finally stated it Hat-out in a column ■•eondition of anonymity, called the Chairman John Droney of West Hartford 9% Diaeouirto I primary last week, Droney said, “ I wonder what on June 29,1986. human rights report “ a positive, FISHER'S INVESTMENTCENTER ■TRAVa AGENCIES Droney wasn’t biting his nails over who was A C a p ito i^ ^ Weicker’s excuse will be this time. ” constructive step that’s pointed out STEVE FISHER-flEQiSTEBEO winning though he was curious, of course, in who S i BUREAUS Quite apart from the unaffiliated voter issue, Watch on waste deficiencies.” his candidate would be facing in the special Comments John Droney has another matter on his mind ttiese The Navy has squandered millions on The report cited a “ discernible election Aug. 18. The information Droney wanted ■ OOlJEQUIFMENTt Bob Conrad days that also addresses the Democratic future: unnecessary overhauls of the P-3 aircraft, its tendency” among some contra lO lfW l _ “ "amiiated voters were taking part The party’s choice to run for president next year. land-based, long-range anti-submarine planes, leaders to view human rights “ as SUPFUK-REUIL 68648M in this, their.first opportunity on such a scale to little more than a public relations And while the chairman tries to remain neutral, according to the General Accounting Office. In ' SUNSHINE CMNSSt „ef(ori.” accept the GO P Invitation to join in a partv 1985, the GAO reports, the Navy overhauled 68 oflts primary. he IS at least a closet admirer of Tennessee Sen But contra spokesman Bosco 21 Tnomai RD 666>im p twilOF OhcoiMt§ AviNiMi Albert Gore. 441 P-3s, at a cost of almost 950 million. But GAO 86f.a66 an Country Club Bob© ...... -IM t f l f So while everyone else was preoccupied with the Matamoros on Tuesday denied that come out. In Trumbull, it was worse. Only 4 Droney’s brother, Chris, the mayor of West investigators found that 30 of the planes weren’t statement, saying the rebel leader­ returns on the Democratic primary as they came in percent of the independents in that town voted. Hartford, chairs the Gore effort in this state. And even inspected before undergoing the . .. ^ ship is committed to human rights by phone Droney instructed Toni Robinson of Droney predicted that such a level would be the Droney’s good buddy in the party, Hartford’s Pete $715,000-per-plane overhaul, though inspections .... observance. Enfield, his administrative aide at party story across the other seven towns in the district. Kelly, is solidly on board for Gore K elly is cost only $15,000 per plane. He called the association’s find­ headquartere in Hartford, to canvass the registrars He is sure his party will reject any suggestion nationally known as a Democratic fund raiser and Using past inspection records as a yardstick OIB ings a “ very important report.” He o f voters in the Fourth’s nine towns the next day. that it copy the GOP example. And he believes he once held office as the party’s chief of that essential investigators calculated that 17 of the 30 planes ' said its recommendations for inves­ Droney, like most ranking Democrats, thinks When you use the Golden Opportunity Pages* has reason to feel that way. Droney is sitting on the business. would have passed inspection and would not have • tigation and prosecution by the , find our senior reference guide; statewide listings on that opening primaries to the so-called contra military command “ will be results of a survey which members of the Droney, a veteran of Vietnam, notes that Gore is needed the expensive overhaul. Even If only one " you’ll find more than phone numbers, you'll! find independents is a lousy idea — one that can presented to our legal advisers. employment programs, health care services, Democratic State Central Committee took among another veteran of that controversial war Gore’s inspection out of 50 resulted in deferral of an ' ~ damage the two-party system. Republicans They will decide if there are merits discounts and special services. That is, if you’re sixty legal assistance and much more. “ party leaders in all six congressional districts. The father, also a Tennessee senator in his time, lost overhaul, the Navy would have saved money. The- embraced the open primary a couple of years ago to* continue the investigation” in years or older. findings, which he will report to the full committee re-election because of his opposition to U.S. GAO investigators figure the Navy wasted $12 ,., each case. So turn to the Golden Opportunity at the prodding of U.S. Sen. Lowell Weicker of In August, supposedly show that nearly 99 percent involvement In Vietnam. Droney says it may be million on unneeded overhauls. In the case of Linder, who worked \bu’ll save on everything from accountants and GrMnwich and they were upheld, legally, by the Pages at the fixMit o f your S I ^ T of town chairmen an other leaders don’t want to time to have a president who is a veteran of that on hydroelectric projects in Nicara- U.S. Supreme Court. Droney and other wheels in automotive repair to tax consultants and tree trimmers \fellow Pages. It’s the secticxi in the open their party to independents asA^oters in fighUng. He and the senator are of the same age, p-g«a ,thereporiconcludedhediedin his party have been taking a lot of heat ever since primary elections. and have been friends for years though they were a gunfire-and-grenade ambush by just by showing your Golden Opportunity Card. phone bode where the numbers add up. to have the Democratic party go along with a contras who were told by a Droney ordered the suiwey soon after taking over not in the same outfit in Vietnam. Simply fill out the application for the card in the book, sim ilar change in its rules. fHanrlipstpr Hpralii “ courier” there was a Sandinista as chairman in December — the same day Political notes patrol with a Cuban and another and w e’ ll send the card absolutely free. Plus, you’ ll coincidentally, that the high court found in’favor of Founded In 1681 THE FIRST MAJOR TEST of the open primary foreigner in the area. Participants he Republicans in opening their primaries. Droney ■ Look for Kansas Sen. Bob Dole’s presidential was in the Republican primary last week. Droney, PENNY M SIEFFEHT ...... Publlrti^f" gave conflicting testimony as to said at the time he expected to find the sentiment campaign to be joined ion this state by State Reps. DOUQLA8 A BEVINS Whether Linder fired a weapon, the suspecting that it wouldn’t amount to much, could ...... E*«cutlv« Editor which reportedly has been recorded in the survey. Tony Nania of Canaan and Dick Foley of Oxford, as ADELE M. ANGLE ...... Non** EdNdr report said. not wait until results o f that aspect w ere in. ALEXANDER OIRELLI. He doubted that Democrats would go for the idea. well as lobbyist Pat Sullivan of Farmington...... A isoclilo Editor I “Contra participants were inter­ On the basis o f the few scores available at this ‘We have a strong party,” he says. “ We don’t ■ Form er U.S. Rep. John Monagan of viewed but the Nicaraguan govern­ writing, Droney had reason to glory in what need any gimmicks (his favorite word for the Waterbury, now retired in Washington, will soon ment refused to cooperate, so appeared to be a Republican bomb. In Wesfport, Weicker-inspired Republican switch to open have is second book published — this one a I i&estigators could not corroborate ...... only 6 percent of the unaffiliated voters bothered to primaries.) ” biography of former Supreme Court Chief Justice j Aiiovernment coroner’s report that Oliver Wendell Holmes. JEANNE Q. FROMERTH...... CIrculStol! m SJJoJ. I Undider was shot point blank in the e S N E T L h e a rt We go beyond the call. ----MANCHESTER HERALD. Wednesday. July 29. 1987 Reagan praises MANCHESTER HERALD. Wednesday. July 29. 1987 — i Mines in Persian Gulf Shipping Lane Saudis find SPORTS cowboy’s spirit IRAQ IRAN more mines ^ Area whereere mines WASHINGTON (AP) - Preil- The president lauded Baldrige Contlnned from page l ; dent Reagan eulogiied the late % for forging his administration’s reported delected Commerce Secretary Malcolm Bal- international economic policy dur- . KUWAIT United States to protect U.S. ships if ;; drlge today aa the architect of his Kuwait won’t help protect the - Pitching will still be a key to AL race ^ its early years, and shaping its administration’s trade policy and a specialized minesweepirtg helicopters East-West trade relationships, as American naval escorts. ' straight-talking and honest cowboy couW operate Irotn deck of command well as securing solid trade ties RaaalMbhab The Bridgeton hit the mine about ; By B«n Walker who “ embodied the best of the with China. ship USS La Salle or land bases 120 miles south of Kuwait, in an - The Attocloted Press ahead 3-1 with his third-inning American spirit.” TIgara 3, Whtte Sox 1 He said Baldrige was the quintes­ area where no mines had pre- " homer. He is batting .394 with two Saudi naval bases In Detroit, Darrell Evans’ 21st “ The day I called Mac Baldrige to sential American cowboy — “ in his viously been placed. Although no ; In a division where hitting A L Roandnp homers and eight RBI in nine home run helped Robinson defeat ask him to Join the Cabinet, I was directness, in his honesty, in his country has formally c la im ^ re- « dominates, veteran Rick Rhoden games since being acquired in a Oilcago. The ’Tigers, who have won told l’d have to call back because he Ras Tanfxirah l aponsibility, U.S. officials believe It * trade with the Chicago Cubs. independence, in his disregard for and rookie Jeff Robinson put 10 of their last 12 games, beat the was out on his horse.... right then, I rank, in his courage, he’ embodied SAUDI ARABIA AlOaUfl was set by Iran. ” pitching into the American League Bradley scored two runs and drove knew he was the man I wanted,” Iran, shortly after the Bridgeton ' Rhoden was toughest when he White Sox despite a three-hitter by in two. the best of the American spirit.” AlDsmmamV East race. Bill Long, 5-6. Reagan said at the memorial Reagan said it was appropriate was struck, said the attack was a - Rhoden scattered eight hits Tues­ faced his biggest Jam, following a service for Baldrige at Washing­ warning to the United States to * leadoff triple by Willie Wilson in the Errors by Long, and second that Baldrige had been selected for day night and led the New York baseman Fred Manrique enabled Brawara 9, Rangars 2 ton’s NaUonal Cathedral. the Cowboy Hall of Fame. “ He SAUDI MINESWEEPERS ' t cease its operations in the Persian ;;; Yankees past the Kansas City fifth inning with the Royals trailing the Tigers take a ^0 lead in the Paul Molitor and Robin Yount The president, accompanied by Gulf, adding the mine had been ~ Royals - . 2-1. After Kevin Seltzer struck out, belonged there, it was in his blood, 2 1 third. Evans hit a solo homer in the his wife Nancy, praised Baldrige as Four WSC-322 class planted by "Invisible hands.” ~ George Brett hit a fly ball to homered as Milwaukee won at it was in his heart and soul,” “ If you’re a good pitcher, you win fourth. Texas. a successful businessman who Reagan said. coastal sweepers S f At the Pentagon, spokesman ; games like that,’ ’ said Rhoden, 13-6. medium right field, but Wilson Molitor’s three-run homer, his . never forgot his early days roping In addition to the president and use S0C/-14 sonar Robert Sims said the United States > Robinson threw a five-hitter as chose not to challenge the arm of calves. Angela 9, Athlatica 2 seventh, gave the Brewers a 5-1 was convinced the mine was laid the Detroit llg ers beat the Chicago Dave Winfield. his wife, mourners included Vice 10 r.ur.i mines UNITED ARAB Z lead in the fifth. Yount hit a two-run “ He treated everyone with the shortly before the convoy arrived j White Sox 3-1 for their fifth straight “ Most guys wouldn’t try and Bill Buckner went 3-for-5 in his President George Bush and his wife homer, his 14th, in the seventh. same courtesy and respect, from and he said news reports about the - victory. couldn’t score,” Winfield said. California debut and Mike Witt Barabara, close family friends, EMIRATES Yount also had an RBI single. his driver to the president,” Rea­ convoy’s movement may have Z “ I ’ve been getting the reputation The Yankees scored in the first pitched a strong six-hitter to lead Cabinet members, officials from Chris Bosio, 7-2, won his fourth gan said. “ Despite his many contributed to the success of the as a five-inning pitcher and that when Gary Ward drew Mark the Angels in Oakland. the diplomatic corps and members straight decision. He allowed one remarkable successes, worldly of Congress. mine-sowing efforts. spurred me on a little,’’ Robinson Gubicza’s only walk, took third on Buckner, signed as a free agent too miles run on five hits in six innings and success was not the way he "The assumption is that the mine said. Robinson. 7-4, struck out 10 in Don Mattingly’s single and came shortly before the game started, hit Many of Baidrige’s cowboy Mark Clear got his fourth save. measured people ... honesty, cour­ — in that location, a heavily his first major-league complete home as Winfibld grounded into a a double that keyed a two-run friends, with whom he would often Jose Guzman, 910, took the loss age, industry and humility, these trafficked ship channel — might game. double play. Jim Elsenrelch hit a second inning. He had a two-run compete in weekend roping con­ AP graphic as the Rangers had their four-game were his yardsticks.” well have been placed shortly I The Yankees remained a half­ sacrifice fly In the third that lifted single with the bases loaded in the tests, served as official ushers. winning streak Halted. The 64-year-old Baldrige, whose Following the ceremony, Reagan Map locates Persian Gulf area where Saudi Arabia reported mines. before the ship came through,” ■ game ahead of Detroit in the AL the Royals into a 1-1 tie. fifth against Joaquin Andujar, 3-4. passion for rodeo was a colorfui and Bush and their wives offered Sims said East, while Toronto beat Boston 5-4 Juan Bonilla led off New York’s Witt. 13-6, struck out 11 and sidelight to his successful business their condolences to members of and stayed one game behind New third with a single, moved up on walked none. He lost his shutout bid Indiana 4, Orioles 3 and poiitical careers, died Satur­ with two outs in the ninth when the Baldrige faniily, seated in the York. Wayne Tolleson’s sacrifice and Pat Tabler singled home the day of injuries suffered when his took third on Ward’s single. With Reggie Jackson hit a two-run front pew at the cathedral. In other games, Seattle defeated winning run in the lOth inning to lift horse reared and feli on him as he Mattingly at the plate, Gubicza homer, his 14th of the season and Baldrige, a former rodeo cham­ Minnesota 6-1, California downed Cleveland over Baltimore. was practicing for a rodeo steer- SAVE NOW ON AMERICAS TOP NAME BRANDS! S62nd of his career. pion who was installed in the Oakland 9-2, Milwaukee beat Texas threw a wild pitch and Bonilla Tommy Hinzo singled with two roping contest at a Northern scored for a 2-1 lead. Cowboy Hall of Fame in 19M, died 9-2 and Cleveland got past Balti­ Devon White drove in three runs outs in the 10th, stole second base California ranch. 2*/4 hours after the freak accident more 4-3 in 10 innings. “ When you hove (Don) Mattingly for the Angels. He had an RBI and scored on Tabler’s bit off Tom Sen. John Danforth, R-Mo., an single in the fifth and a two-run when doctors were unable to stop up there, he’s a great RBI man and Niedenfuer, 2-3. The Indians tied it Yankees 2, Royals 1 double in the eighth. ordained Episcopai priest, con­ internal bleeding during emer­ I wanted to go after himashardasi in the ninth against Niedenfuer on ducted the service at the request of gency surgery. AL SIEFFERT'S Rhoden pitched his first complete could.” said Gubicza. 8-10. Gubicza Brook Jacoby’s triple and a sacri­ Baidrige’s wife. Midge Baldrige. White House officials have said game at Yankee Stadium. He then struck out Mattingly and Marfnare 6, Twins 1 fice fly by Carmen Castillo. struck out three, walked two and Winfield. The president noted that Baldrige Reagan will make no decision on a Mike Morgan pitched a four- Sammy Stewart. 3-1, pitched two AP photo retired the last nine batters. had campaigned to get government replacement for Baldrige until ” I got him out eventually, which hitter. Gary Matthews bit a two-run innings for the victory. Baltimore bureaucraU to write in plain sometime after funeral services, “ Every time I go out to pitch. I makes it even more frustrating. I homer and Phil Bradley went had won seven straight on the road. English. Willie Wilson of the Royals gets under New York third don’t worry about how many runs which are scheduled for 11 a.m. was trying to bust him down and 4-for-4 as Seattle beat Minnesota. Castillo hit a solo homer in the “ The thing he liked about cow­ Thursday at North Congregational baseman Mike Pagllarulo safely on a Jim Einsenreich fly our team scores, I worry about the in.” said Gubicza said of his eighth Morgan, 8-11, pitched his sixth second and Jim Dwyer tied it with a boys was that they didn’t talk Church in Woodbury, Conn. out to right field in the third inning Tuesday night at other team,” he said. “ I figure if I wild pitch this season. complete game. Joe Niekro, 5-8, home run In the third. Cal Ripken unless they had something to say, Yankee Stadium. The Yanks won, 2-1. pitch a good game we have a chance The Royals have lost 15 of their lost his fourth straight decision. Jr. hit a two-run homer, his 19th, in to win,” he said. and when they said something, they last 19 games. Matthews put the host Mariners the fifth to put Baltimore ahead 3-2. meant it.” Reagan said. “ To him, Winning Lotto tlx simple language did not mark a simple mind, but a strong and sold In Greenwich fearless one.” HARTFORD (AP) — One first- Reagan, the only speaker at the Davies — for real — wins Open prize winning ticket was sold for 30-minute ceremony, said he could ’Tuesday's drawing in the Connecti­ Red Sox bullpen always count on Baldrige to give cut state lottery’s “Lotto” game. By Tom Conavon Women’s Open. Laura Davies won a three-way playoff to become him “ the truth as he saw it, no 11th. Davies had the lead for good. The ticket, sold in Greenwich, is The Associated Press practiced doing just that. the fourth foreigner to win the matter bow unpleasant or A 20-foot birdie putt at the par-5 worth about 32 million. One first It was back in England with her American golf championship. 14th hole later stretched the lead to unpopular.” EDISON TOWNSHIP. N.J. - prize ticket in Friday’s drawing brother. Tony, the man who cad­ “ As kids we used to simulate two shots and a 30-foot birdie putt at blow9 another one "There were times when the will be worth about $1 million. Long before winning the U.S. died for her Tuesday when Davies (championship) conditions.” Da­ the par-315th made it three. Davies Cabinet would come down on an The winning combination picked WEDNESDAY, JULY 29 at 5:00 TO PREPARE vies. 23, said. “ I was always parred the final three holes, never The save was Henke’s club- issue 12 to 1 and he was on the short Tuesday was: 15. 22. 26, 29. 33. 38. JoAnne Camer or Nancy Lopez TORONTO (AP) - Reliever once playing any safe shots. record lOth in July. end.' But I knew if he believed There were 102 second-prize FOR OUR BIGGEST 4 DAY JULY SALE... EVERIII standing on the 18th green putting Tom Henke may have lost a hot Henke now has recorded something that others didn’t, he tickets each worth $1,077. There to win the U.S. Women’s Open.” “ You can’t let up with two of the dog eating contest, but he and saves in his last five outings and wouldn’t rein himself in and follow were 3,798 third-prize tickets each Tuesday, the dream came true as best golfers in the world in your his mates in the Toronto bullpen 10 of his last 11, in addition to the herd, he would step forward and worth $51. There were '54.126 Davies rolled in three long birdie group,” said Davies, the first certainly pitched like a hungry be clear.” Reagan said. holding opponents scoreless in fourth-prize tickets each worth $3 putts en route to a 1-uhder-par 71 foreign winner since Jan Stephen­ bunch against the Boston Red Sox. 11 of his last 14 outings. Prior to and the victory in an IS-hoIe playoff son in 1983. ” I was shaking on the that string, the right-hander had with Ayako Okamoto of Japan and 18th tee. I had stmggled there all Henke, who along with some given up runs in five of six her childhood idol. Camer. week long.” teammates lost a charity Film crew in cemetery Davies claimed the title by gourmet challenge Tuesday to a appearances, lost three games ’’When I looked over the putt at 18 knocking in a for-footer and se­ crew from the C FL’s Toronto and posted an eamed-run aver­ I said to myself, ‘My God. it’s conds later she walked over and Argonauts, combined Tuesday age of 10.09 in a stretch of 10.2 too much for widower actually happening,” ’ said Davies, kissed her brother. night with relievers Mark Eich- innings. who finish^ two shots ahead of hom and Jeff Musselman to Okamoto and three in front of " I reckon I am the happiest serve up 3 2-3 innings of shutout . Henke said his arm Just felt LOS ANGELES (AP) — Seeing a selected to make a film.” the Camer. ” To walk up 18 was a person in the world right now,” she relief as the Blue Jaysedged the dead prior to the All-Star break. film crew making an automobile cemetery’s general manager, Nor­ marvelous feeling. It’s everything said. “ I don’t know what it means Red Sox 5-4. ” It’s hard to say why it does commercial in the cemetery where man Ruppert, said recently. “ They I ’ve dreamed of. I hope it happens yet. I was just out there having fun The victory, before 36,122 fans it; my arm wasn’t hurting or his wife is buried was Just too much feel that adds prestige.” again, but nothing will beat the first and this turned out to be one of the at Exhibition Stadium, was the nothing. You Just feel like you for Joseph Hallam. Ruppert said Hallam is the first time.” greatest rounds of golf in my life.” Jays’ third straight and kept don’t have anything on your “ When you put somebody you to complain about the practice. Davies actually had five good them a half-game behind De­ ball,” he said of his slump. THURSDAY, JULY 30... 9:30 AM SHARP WITH OUR The victory continued a recent love in that ground, you don’t want Not all cemetery operators share rounds at Plainfield, and was the troit and one behind New York Sambito, who slipped to 1-3 British streak in Open tourna­ anybody fooling around with it,” Oakwood’s view. The Forest Lawn LOWEST PRICES ON EVERY ITEM IN OUR STOREII only player in the field not to go over in the American League East. after working Just a third of an ments. Nick Faldo won the British inning, b lam ^ the loss on said Hallam, 62. “ It’s the code of Memorial Parks ban movie, TV and par during during the tournament. While the Toronto bullpen Open on July 19 and Neil Coles won Boston’s inability to defense decency. There are some things you commercial filming at its four THURSDAY, FRIDAY, SATURDAY A SUNDAY ONLY! ” I never got the driver going blanked Boston, Jesse Barfield the British Senior Open on Sunday. Moore’s bunt. do and things you don’t do. cemeteries for considerations of today,” Camer said. ” It got stead­ provided the game-winning hit Everybody knows that.” Davies defends her British Open ily worse the last three days. I had with ah RBI single with two outs privacy, said spokesman Dick this weekend. ” I knew it was going to be a Hallam, who buried his wife in Fisher. some opportunities, but didn’t in the eighth inning. bunt and unless it’s a rocket June at the Oakwood Cemetery in But at least a dozen Los Angeles The 42nd Women’ s Open began make any putts.” ’’Their bullpen did a Job for back to me, they are generally suburban Chatsworth, complained area cemeteries actually seek out last Thursday, was extended an Okamoto, 36, never got her game them and ours didn’t come successful.” he said. “ But I earlier this month to the cemetery’s film crews, according to the Cali­ extra day when Sunday’s round was into gear as she saw a seond through,” Red Sox Manager think we could have got him general manager. He didn’t get fornia Film Commission. Studios rained out and was forced into the John McNamara said. (Moseby) ... But when the ball very far. women’s major slip through her pay cemeteries $1,000 or more a day playoff when the 48-year-old Camer hands. She lost the du Maurier Tied 4-4 in the eighth, Boston hit the ground, they (the in­ There’s no law against the use of for use of mausoleums and tomb­ bogeyed the 18th hole. Davies, Classic in Canada three weeks ago, reliever Joe Sambito walked fielders) yelled one (first cemeteries as backdrops for mo­ stone vistas. Okamoto and Camer finished at squandering a six-shot lead in the Lloyd Moseby to open the base).” vies, TV shows and ads, he was told. Cemeteries are used frequently 3-under-par 285, the only competi­ final round. inning. Pinch-hitter Charlie So Sambito went to first base, And not only that — the cemetery by movie and TV studios. tors in the field of 153 to break par ” I didn’t feel nervous today and Moore then sacificed Moseby to catching Moore but allowing welcomes the attention. The city of Los Angeles requires a over 72 holes at the 6.284-yard maybe that’s why I didn’t win,” second. Moseby to get into scoring "Really, our families have been permit for every location filming on Plainfield Country Club course. Okamoto said through an interpre­ George Bell received an inten­ position. elated that Oakwood has been public and private property. ” I would have to say my putting tional walk before pinch-hitter ter. ” I might have been too “ But I created the problem by was it for me this week,” Davies relaxed.” Juan Beniquez struck out, set­ said. “ This week has been my best ting the stage for Barfield’s walking the batter,” Sambito Davies earned $55,000 for the said. ” It was my fault.” for holing out putts.” victory — her first in the United single to left. everything The three paired the first three Musselman, 9-4, who gave up Boston’s Wes Gardner, mak­ Hospital plans search States- and said she hoped to play ing his first major-league start, AP photo holes then Davies hit a 9-iron within on the LPGA Tour next year. She one hit In 1 1-3 innings, earned 20 feet and sank the putt to take the the victory for the second night yielded four runs on five hits in IN STOCK IS ON S ^ E was the leading money winner on seven innings. for mental health chief British goiter Laura Davies smiles on the 15th green after lead at No. 4 and she never trailed the European women’s tour the in a row. sinking a putt which set her up to win the U.S. Women’s although Camer managed to tie past two years. Henke, who needed Just five With the exception of Bar- when Davies bogeyed the par-410th The LPGA also said it was pitches to snuff out Boston in the field’s RBI single in the eighth, The director of the Mental Health tor of mental health services at the Open championship Tuesday at Plainfield Country Club hole. ninth, collected his 23rd save all the scoring all came in the Center of Manchester Memorial in Edison, N.J. She won an 18-hole playoff from Ayako considering giving Davies an ex­ hospital, will be acting director When Camer, who had problems emption to play on the tour because and second in as many nights. first three innings. Hospital died of congestive heart Beck said. MiBCHANOISSm Okamoto and JoAnne earner. with her driver all day. bogeyed the of her victory. failure, according to a death Beck said he did not know how SAVE bAA r t MiSetS certiflcate flled in Hartford. long the search would last, but the Dr. M.A. Sulaiman Marikar, 44 hospital would begin advertising UP TO died unexpectedly Saturday at St soon in national and regional Francis Hospital and Medical Cen­ medical journals for a ter in Hartford. replacement. WHY PAY MORE! ijg ly Americans’ weren’t in Civic Center audience Manchester Memorial Hospital Marikar was director of the clinic officials will begin their search for since 1979. He, is survived by his To cheer or not to cheer, that is the question. cheering for the U.S. side, not openly anyway. That coaches at the beginning of the year and explained our his replacement within two weeks, wife, Nancy (Walton) Marikar, and There was plenty of flag waving — both ways — and would have suicidal. And flag waving? Surely you Jest, policy. And our policy is to always have a playoff (in Andrew A. Beck, a hospital spokes­ two daughters. Amanda Fatima there were outbursts of screams from the fans who Boris. What the U.S. faced in March in Asuncion was a case of a tie) at the end, nomatterwhatthesportis,’ ’ he man, said this morning. and Sarah Hanem Marikar. gathered at the Hartford Civic Center last weekend to Thoughts 100 percent hate the U.S. crowd which didn’t quiet down said. "T h e position will be replaced, A memorial service will be held take in the Davis <3up tie between the U.S. and West but the search has not begun,”’ Beckr at any time during the three days of the Davis Cup Two midget soccer teams tied for the top spot, and at 2 p.m. Friday at South United Germany. It was a relegation round match and the ApLENty match. that’s when the fun began. “ We were calling the kids said. “ It will begin within two Methodist Church. Thehospital will eventual outcome, a 3-2 win in the Germans’ favor, weeks.” The Civic Center crowd did get into the match. But and telling them there was a playoff, and they (the hold its own memorial service at an dropped the U.S. into zonal play for the first time ever. Len Auster coaches) were calling them at the same time telling Until the post is filled. Dr. whay they were doing was in the spirit of the Davis Cup. as-yet-unscheduled time next The Americans are out of the running for the Davis Cup Nationalism plays a part. them there wasn't," Silver said. Stephen Holtzman, medical direc­ week. Beck said. Sports Editor until 1989 at the earliest. The ugly American? Hardly. Silver tried to schedule the game twice, and was It’s an embarrassment, indeed, for the powers Boris, you’ re out of bounds on that point. foiled twice. governing in the U.S. • EVERY AIR CONDITIONER • EVERY VCR But back to the original question. Tennis etiquette He then declared no champion in the league for this Obituaries year. "The coaches knew our policy but refused to have has it that fans pay their 20 or 30 bucks for the good picture. The fans at the Civic Center did get noisy • EVERY COLOR TV • EVERY REFRIGERATOR .NO seats up front — and keep their lips sealed throughout. No co-champlont a playoff game because they didn’t agree with us,” he I r e a s o n a b l e between points, but they were silent when It came time said. r.sr„w’-!yi5 I.!!!.^S H E R . EVERY DRYER . EVERY RANGE That’s not the way it happens in Davis Cup matches, for a second serve by a West German. And there were Contrary to reports from other sources, there are no Edward A. Pataraoiw whom he lived; a daughter, Biruta lOFFER and it certainly wasn’t the way it was at the Civic The coacbee’ action could be called admirable in that Cap of Easton, Pa.; two sisters, • EVERY MICROWAVE • EVERY DISHWASHER • EVERY FREEZER. West Germans in the stands who waved their colora, co-ebampiona in the midget (ages 8-8) boys’ soccer they saw it one way and wanted to reward the players Edward A. Petersons, 75, of (w il l be Center. The crowd, urged on by the gyrations of John too. And there were Just plain old tennis fans who Katrina Petersons of Montreal, league at Kennedy Road. If you call tte Mancheater on both teams. But the tactics employed to prevent a Columbia, husband of Erika (Griv- McEnroe and Tim Mayotte, broke into applause after wanted to see good tennis. There was one lady in Canada, and Olga Cornelius of Kiel, ... MUST BE SOLD ... NOW! IREFUSEDI Recreation Department and ask for the names of the playoff game weren’t proper. 1ns) Petersons, died Tuesday at his any and all service faults by Eric Jelen and Boris Section 107 who cheered for both Mayotte and Becker. ” co-champs," the response will be. ‘‘There weren’t W est Germany; and th ree Becker, the 19-year-old strawberry-blond boy wonder home. “ Come on, Boris,” came from her lips repeatedly. any, not In that league.” “ They’re telling us we’re disappointing 18 kids,’’ grandchildren. I AL S tE ffe R T S EASy TO GET TO: and two-time Wimbledon men’s champion. He was bom in Daugavpils, Pretty ugly, isn’t It? ’lliat’a because two coaches decided to do an Oliver Sliver said. “ But this is a learning process. Not 44S HARTFORD ROAD Becker, for one, thought the fans had exceeded the Latvia, and had been a resident of The funeral is Friday at 2 p.m. at " MANCHfSTER. CT. v o o c a m TAHt VISA Boris should get a taste of South American North imitation and do what they wanted to do. They everyone is a champion,” he added. B OfRfCT, rAOMf-BA TO limit of good taste. " I don’t think the Americans should Bebring, Fla., and Naugatuck be­ the Holmes Funeral Home, 400 f _ Ai fn rn f> rs suprm hospitality first-hand. He needs to play under a death didn’t adhere to the policies set by those above them. There are no co^hamps in the Little League fore moving to Columbia three Main St. Burial will be in Columbia D I S C O U M l complain about South America (ever again). I don’t threat — as the Americans did in Mexico — and under While there are thoee who are trying to make North out tournament if two teams are all tied up. A winner is months ago. He was a member of C6nt6r C6inet6ry. Calling hours are M A ItT fU " 0 ROAD I mvfn t4v8 think they’re much better here,” he said after tight aecurity where machine guns are openly on to be a hero— which be isn’t — neithw should the action decided. ffjfrrw outlasting Mayotte in the fifth and final set. the American Latvian Lutheran Ibursday from 7 to9p.m. SUPER DISCOUNT CENTER E-ZTMMS: display. He should have been in Asuncion, Paraguay, of these coaches be condoned. One solution, which we recommended years ago, OHO At fiULU'tt'I J| I Becker also found fault his counterparts across Churdi of Manchester and the Memorial ddpKfohs may be 445 HARTFORD RD . KEENY ST EXIT OFF l« | / | / 6 4 7 -9 9 9 7 •CASH where the host country’s team doctor had coughing ms If they pulled such a stunt at their places of would be to stop worrying about declaring champe. • CREDIT CARD the net. ” I feel sorry for th ^ a y e rs . Their standing and Ftatemita* Arctica of Connecticut. made to the American Latvian MANCHESTER Cf. every time a U.S. player was about to serve. employment, they’d probably get fired. Just let the kids play. • MDNTHir waving the flag disappointed me. They know what it’s Resides his wiie, iie is survived by Association, P.O. Box 4 :'" Rock­ OPEN DAILY! MON 1 THURS ’TIL f, TUES. WED, SAT 'T IL 3, PRI 'T IL lent, SUN, 1M Funny, he was completely silent when a Paraguayan Carl Silver, Manchester’s assistant rec director who In the meantime, don’t expect the coaches of the PAYRIENTS like (out on the court),” he remarked. a son, * "'tersons, with ville, Md. 20850-0071. was serving. Is charge of the . soccer program, said policy is midget "oocham pe” to be asked back next season. The ugly American? Not if you look at the total And the crowd. Well, you didn’t fltid any Americans establisbed before the seasoa. “ We met with the Just the way Ollie wain’t. 10 • MANCHESTER HERALD, Wednegdav. July »■ 1087

MANCHESTER HE R A l.n , Wednesday, Jiilv 29, 1987 — 11 Lonnie Smith says basebaii stiii has druo probiem Come-from-behind win KANSAS a X Y . Mo. (A P) - Dave Parker and Smith were tested six to eight times a year Lonnie Smith says he has seen drugs.’ ’ ’ asked. “ I thought Bowie (Kuhn, suspended for one year by Ueber­ under the penalty imposed by tests is irrelavant because "ran­ players smoke marijuana and use roth with the provision that they Smith started the season with the former commissioner) was doing a dom testing is the thing.” amphetamines in the minor Ueberroth. Biit Smith claims he has Kansas Cfty Royals’ aass AAA could play if they donat^ lo not been tested once in 1987. terrible job, butthisguymakeshim Levin also said the commission­ iooms iarge for Mets leagues this season and contends Omaha team of the American look great.” percent of their 19e6base salaries to Smith, 32. said in an interview er’s office has monitored Smith’s Commissioner Peter Ueberroth is AssodaUon and told the Times he Omaha Manager John Wathan drug-prevention programs, submit Monday he had paid $42,000 of his community service work. not fulfilling his commitment to rid to random drug testing and contrib­ witnessed players using drugs. said Tuesday he didn’t have any By Paul LoBar baseball of drugs. * $85,000 One, but no one has talked to for New York after batting only .247 ute 100 hours of drug-related “ I know there’s no drug agree­ knowledge of players in his league "A ll I can do is speak for myself. The Associated Press the Mets after relieving Cards Smith testified in the 1985 drug him about paying the balance. ment at the major-league level, but last year, emerged as the Mets’ starter Joe Magrane in the seventh. community service in 1986 and 1987. Smith says he performed 100 hours using illegal drugs, as Smith The commissioner’s office has trial of Philadelphia Phillies club­ there’s supposed to be constant claims. player of the hour in the eighth McReynolds’ hit helped New “ In order to prove myself, I was of community service that he made sure that I ’m putting in my ST. LOUIS — For more than one inning. house caterer Curtis Strong. Strong supposed to be tested on a regular testing at the minor-league level " It would really surprise me If (100) service hours (annually),” reason, a come-from-behind vic­ York climb back from a 4-2 defl(dt. was convicted of selling cocaine to doesn’t think was verified by the Well, I ’ll tell you right now there’s a The Mets led 2-0 after three innings basis. I didn't care if it was twice a commissioner’s office. they did, with all that’s happen^ in said Hernandez, the New York tory took on added dimension with Trailing 4-3, New York gained players and sentenced to 12 years in week. But twice in one year? It’s a couple of guys I played against that baseball,” Wathan said. Mets first baseman. “ I can’t speak ’Hm Teufel and the New York Mets but fell behind when Smith and federal prison. “ I don’t see where he’s (Ueber­ new life when pinch hitter Len Joke,” Smith said in Tuesday’s were taking greenies and smoking Rich l^vin, a sp^esman for for (Smith) him. I ’m tested A ree "When you’re in a series like this, Terry Pendleton each tripled to key On Feb. 28, 1986. Joaquin An- roth) doing his part. What has he pot," said Smith, udio was recently Dykstra drew a leadoff walk and St. Louis’ four-run fourth. editions of the The Kansas City done? He’s done nothing except go Ueberroth’s office, said, "W e are times a year. I can’t believe that he you don’t want to lose the first Cards left fielder Vince Coleman let dujar. Dale Berra, Enos Cabell. Times. called up by the Royals. not concerned with what he (Smith) (Smith) said what he did. I have no game,” Teufel said after sparking Keith Hernandez. Jeffrey Leonard. to the Little League World Series "So how can he (Ueberroth) say pinch hitter Lee Mazzilli’s deep "Vince.hit the ball good,’’ Herzog Smith said he was supposed to be and say, 'Baseball is free of says, only that he stays off drugs.” way of being able to comment on New York to a 6-4 win Tuesday drive go off his glove for a two-base baseball is free of drugs?’ ’ Smith Levin alko said the number of drug what he says he observed.” night over the St. Louis Cardinals in said of a line-drive out by Coleman error. Todd Worrell. 4-6, walked that helped stymie the Cards the opener of a three-game set Mookie Wilson intentionally to load between the teams. following Tony Pena’s leadoff triple the bases, and Teufel singled home in their fifth. “ That was a big run." "W e’ve got to pick up ground. Dykstra and Mazzilli on the next From a comeback situation, it was pitch. Ron Darling, 6-7, weathered St. very gratifying for the whole l4)uis’ four-run fourth, later start­ team.” Teufel said. "W e were very "They’re playing percentage ing a double play by snaring SCOREBOARD aggressive tonight. We kept the PI baseball,” Teufel said in defending Pendleton’s line drive to the box in pressure on them, and we made St. Louis’ decision to walk Wilson the Cards’ sixth. Gagnon 29. Net — Jay HOwroyo-miKe some good moves.” before he batted with none out. KomlnskI 80, Leo Brovokls-Bob Borde By winning, the third-place Mets “ They bunched their hits in the 72, Bill Dowd-DIck Day 71, Norm RlataB.Cardlnala4 “ You’ve got the forceout at any SofIbaD Dalgnoult-Paul Russlllo 49, Jim Bourn- moved 7 1-2 games back of base then. It sets up the double fourth inning,” Davey Johnson said Bob Wohlberg 49, Ted Blosko-Roger NEW YORK STLOUtS front-running St. Louis in National play." Teufel said. " I f I ’d hit that of Darling’s gritty performance Lentocha 48, Nick Nicholas-Joe Beau­ ( BrhM A r l i M League East standings. (grounder up the middle) at (short­ against St. Louis ahead of Roger lieu 44, Doye Slnk-Wolt Burlnskos 44, MWIIsncf S 0 1 0 Colemonlf 4 110 TONIOHrS OAMKS Bob Mlller-George Fronkenberger 44. Teufel 2b 12 12 OSmIthss 3 0 11 “ It Isn’t something we want to do stop) Ozzle Smith, that’s a double McDowell’s two-inning mopup for Elmorv't vi. CBT, 6 — Rtzocrald KHrndz 1b 1110 Oouendss 0000 a lot of. but we’re still six games play for sure.” his 14th save. -‘On a hot night, ^ r r '» V*. Pooanl's, 7; JO— ntieerold Strildiry rt soil Herr2b 3 100 ahead (overall),” second baseman (Darling) gave us seven strong Oeon V I. L.M.GUI, 4 — RobdiiMn McRylds If 10 2 1 JOork 1b 3 110 After Teufel connected. Gary Joiwt V I. Medical, 7;M — Robertson McDwIlp 10 00 McOeecf 4000 Tommy Herr said of the Cards, who innings against a good-hitting Bray'S vs. ECAC, i — Nike BasebaD Corterc >13 1 Pndttn3b 4 112 lost their fifth straight. “ We can Carter doubled and Howard John­ ballclub.” Mok vs. Allstate, 7:30 — Nike HJohsnJb 10 11 FPrdrf son singled him home in the ninth to NUMethodlst vs. Edwards, 6 — 4011 slip a little, but we still want to get Sontanoss 10 10 TPsiw c 4 0 10 seal only the fifth loss the Cards It was Darling’s lourth victory in Pooonl Dykstrocf 1 0 0 Mogronep back on the winning track” 2 000 his last five decisions, extending ..AL c. Nossltrs vs. Strano, 7:30 — Poaonl Amaiican Laagua atandinga Dortlngp 10 10 warreltp 10 10 St. Louis’ lead in the NL East have suffered after leading through Hunory Tloer vs. Allied, 6 — Charter seven innings. New York’s win string against the Oak Mzztillph 110 0 Davteyp 000 0 remained the same over the Almonss 1000 Cards to three games. Bast Olvislen second-place Montreal Expos, who " y It t n t Tohds a «7 4 “ The ball Teufel hit just got by “ You always feel particularly w L Pet. OB lead New York by 1 1-2 games. A Gmtral New York 40 A New Vet* (W orrell),’’ St. Louis Manager well with a guy the caliber of 40 .600 000 121-4 "W e’ve got (63) games left. We Detroll 58 39 .598 '/i StLeots „ Whitey Herzog said of the game’s Worrell out there, to get to him," H«rald photo by Tucfcor Zem ^oM kl's nipoed Manchester Cv- Toronto 59 41 1 just have to pick up the (winning) .590 (jome Winning RBI — Teufel (5). deciding single. " I think he thought first baseman Keith Hernandez JusjUov nioht at Fitzgerald Mllwoukee 5D 48 .510 9 E—TPena, McGee, Coleman, TeufsI. pace,” Manager Davey Johnson Field. John Rook led the winners with Boston 44 54 14 DP—New York 1. LOB New York 1A it was hit harder.” said of the Mets’ rally. “ Todd’s one Jay Sheridan (16) of the South Windsor the Manchester American All-Stars at .460 ' ,t- said of the Mets. "You just have to mree hits while Jim LaPenta, Spencer Baltimore 45 55 .450 15 ' \ i SILouls A 2B—Carter. 3B—OSmIth, Pen­ Worrell, suffering his second loss of the top five relievers in the All-Star team slides safely into third Waddell Field. Manchester shortstop Moore, Mike PInkIn, Jett Peck, and Cleveland 35 64 .354 dleton, TPena. SB—Ford (11), OSmilh pick up the pressure.” M'/i in three days, also surrendered an league. Come-from-behind victo­ John Taylor each hod two hits each. For West DIvWon (27), HJohnson (X). Teufel, a .346 hitter this season base during fourth-inning action of Dave Rohrbach is covering on the play. Cycle, Tony ZImmermon and Bob W L Pet. OB ■■ . IP H RERBBSO RBI single to Kevin MOReynolds of ries are always good." Forms hod three hits each. (Minnesota 55 47 .539 New vetk Tuesday night’s District Eight clash with South Windsor won, 15-0. Oakland 52 48 .530 2 Darling W4-7 7 7 4 4 2 4 Charter Oak Cdlltarnla 51 SO .505 316 McOwll S,14 2 0 0 0 1 0 Kansas CItv 49 SO .495 4V6 StLeob C ook's Corner dumped Monchester Texas 49 so .495 4V^ Mograne 424 7 3 3 5 4 Property Maintenance, 9-*, Tuesday Seattle 48 57 .480 6 WorreH LB4 1-3 3 2 1 2 0 night ot Fitzgerald Field. George CMcooo 39 50 .402 13'6 Doyley 2 2 1113 SteMlns led Cooch's with three hits Tvidoy*t Oomts Worrell pitched to 4 bolters In the Olh. Americans overwhelmed while Mark MIstretta tripled and New York Z Konsos a ty 1 WP Mograne Z BK—Mograne. Mubled. Bill Finnegan and Dove Mo- C le v e l^ A Boltimore 3, 10 Innings Umpires—Home, Marsh; Rrst,' Runge; I deon odded two hits apiece. For Detroit 3, ^Icago 1 Second, West; Third, Darting. Prowrtv, Glen Bogglnl and Pat Irish Toronto 5, Boston 4 T-3:28. A—47,294 hod two blngles each. Milwaukee 9, Texos 2 California 9, Oakland 2 Seattle 4, MInnmota 1 Roc photo by Oarinsn by South Windsor stars Duaty Wednesday's Gomes Oodgara4.Blanta2 New Ward Manufacturing defeated Army York (Trout 0-2), 1 p.m. Pee Wee West champions By Jim Tierney and Nayy C ub, 11-4, at Keeney Field. Callfernla(Sutton49)atOokland(Ontlye- SAN FRAN LOS ANGELS Word's with three hits ros 54), 3:15 p.m. ObrhM ob rliM Herald Sports Writer while Rick Mllko homered and singled Minnesota (Smithson 4-5) ot Seattle Aldrete rf 4 0 0 1 Andssn ss 3 2 10 Bob Frost and Doye Emery each tripled The Sockers took the title in the Rec Shoenfelt. Second row: Coach Bob MItchll 3b 4 0 0 0 Sox 2b 4 12 0 (Guetterman 0-2), 4:35 p.m. Gary Burnham of the South pnd singled while Jett Warner singled Clevelond (Condl- Department’s Pee Wee West soccer (taltp OOOOShelbycf 3012 twice. For Army and Novy, Rick ottl 3-10), 7:35 p.m. Young. Kimberly, Windish, Ryan Bu- Leonardlf 4 1 2 0 (taerrerif 40 10 Windsor Little League All-Star Spllmnib 4 04 1 MHtchr3b 30 11 Kuznlckos hod two hits and two RBIs , o’ Detroit division at MCC. Team members (front shey. Drew Sinatra, Seamus Holleran, contingent will be a name long Willie Bob Teets added two hits. Ooyton (Morris 124), 7:35 p.m. Mllnwpr 00 0 0 (tarner3b 2110 row. from left): Mike Young, Andrew remembered by the Manchester Stimpson and Tom Golenta each 7 g»ston(Hurstll4)atToronto(Nunez1-0), John Beaulieu, Blake Roberts, Erin Brenlyc 4000 TLndrmrf 2010 tripled. CDovbcf .4 0 0 0 Londrxrf 1010 American League All-Stars. Moran. Ellery Beggs, Eric Stein, Brad Kienholz. RThpsn 2b 2 10 0 Slubbo 1b 4 0 10 Mlljw'kee (Nieves 74) at Texas (Horrls The left-handed Burnham tossed Nika 44), 8:35 p.m. yt1b« 2 00 0 Trtvlnoc 3 000 Thursday's Games H gfWhrP 3 0 0 0 Sctosctoc 10 0 0 a one-hitter, a second-inning single Konsos aty at New York, 7:30 p.m. Yankaaa 2. Royala I WCtarkph 1 0 0 0 Hershbrp 3000 by Andy Bartley, and aided his own . Grinding, BluaJay8S.Rad8ox4 National Laagua rasuHa Speisf3b 0 0 0 0 Hewetl p 0000 9-2, at Nike Field. Chris Green smacked Baltimore at Cleveland, 7:35 p.m. cause by clouting two home runs tour hlh tor Allied while Jim Howroyd Chlcogo at Milwaukee, 8:35 p.m. TolMs 31 2 4 2 Toleb » 410 8 added two blngles. For the losers, Ed Oily games scheduled KANSAS CITY . NEW YORK BOSTON TORONTO and knocking in five runs in South Kennison ond John Dongells hod two Obrhbl atirhM ob rh M ObrhM Cuba 8, Expoa 3 Sop Rnoacbce OM WO oio i Windsor’s 15-0 drubbing of the Wilson cf 4 0 2 0 GWordcf Burks cf LM AngNss 2W 800 OM-4 hits apiece. 3 110 5 110 Fernndz ss 4 110 Manchester American League All- National Leaguaatandinga Seltzer 3b 4 0 0 0 Cotta cf 0 0 0 0 Barrett 2b 5 0 2 0 Mosebycf 2 2 0 0 (tame Winning RBI — Shelby (3). Brett 1b 3 0 10 Mtngly 1b 4 0 10 Boggs 3b 4 0 11 Whitt c 3 0 10 MONTREAL CHICAGO E—RThompson, SpOmon. OP-Son Stars in a winners’ bracket contest Rac Elsnrch dh 3 0 0 1 Winfield rf 4 0 10 Rice If 3 12 0 ObrhM Fronetsco 1. LOB—Ban Rancbco 4, Los East Diylsion CMoorec 000 0 MrhM in District Eight play Tuesday FWhlte2b 4 0 10 Posoualf 3 0 0 0 Horndh 3 110 GBelllf 3 12 2 (tandoel cf 5 2 2 0 DMrtnzcf 5 2 2 1 Postol E < p r^ edged Nelson Frelght- w L Pet. OB Trtobll If 4 0 10 Pglrulo 3b 3 0 0 0 Baylor dh 1000 Webster rf 4 0 2 0 Sndbrg2b 4 2 3 0 night at Waddell Field. St. Louis 41 37 M c(klfflb 2 112 twiys, 9-0, ot Nike Field. Jack Hull .427 BJocksn If 4 0 2 0 Easier dh 3 0 10 OwEyn 1b 3 111 Benouzph 10 0 0 Raines If 20 11 Durhm 1b 5 113 The Manchester Americans. 2-1, stroked three hits tor Postal while Montreal SS 43 .541 6 Mocforln c 2 0 0 0 Salas c 3 00 0 (xreenwirf 4 03 1 Walloch 3b 4 02 1 Dawson rf 5 111 son FrorKbra "* "•‘•"“ •O New York 54 Upshowlb 0000 are still alive in the double Frank Godfrey doubled twice. For 45 .545 7'/i Bosley ph 10 0 0 JBonlll 2b 3 120 Romero ss 4000 Barfield rf 4 0 11 Brooksss 4 0 0 0 Muphry If 4 110 Hamoker LtaO 7 0 3 2 1 4 AP photo Nelson. Tom Trahan hod three hits, Chicago 57 47 .525 9Vi ASolazr ss 2 110 Tolleson ss 20 10 SuHIvon c (talorrglb 4 110 Dayeltif elimination tournament and will Phlladelphio 4 00 0 MulInksSb 4 0 0 0 0000 Aii^ m ’ 2 10 0 1 Including two triples, while Jim Hettner SO 48 .510 11 Totab 31 1 0 1 Totals a 2 7 0 (iruberJb Low 2b 4 0 0 0 MoiindSb 4 12 0 play Windsor Locks, a 6-1 winner hod two hits. Pittsburgh 45 54 .455 0 000 Ozzle Smith (left) of the Cardinals is action for the cali is home piate umpire W h Leach dh 2 000 Reedc 3 0 11 JDovIsc 3 02 0 Hershlser^,Vl-9 0 4 2 2 2 4 Tuesday over Thompsonville, V DIvltlon Kansas City ooi 000 000—I Sebrap 2 0 0 0 Quinomss 4 0 2 2 Howell S,1 1 2 0 0 0 0 w lorgJb . 3 0 0 0 tagged out at the plate by Mets' catcher Randy Marsh. The Mets railied for a 6-4 L FCI. OB New York I01 000 8811—2 Totals M411 3 Totals • 545 Wnghmph 10 0 0 LSmIthp 0000 _ HBP—TLondrum by Hommoker. BK— Thursday night at 6 at Waddell Waat Side Cincinnati 53 47 .S» (tame Winning RBI — None. McGffgn p 0000 Hershlser. Gary Carter during fourth-inning action victory. Son Francisco Sutcliffe p 1000 Field. The Americans beat Windsor B.A. Club chewed up Food tor 51 SO .505 7>/j DP-Kansas City 2, New York 1. -Boslon 881 800 000-4 Porrettp 0000 Nocess 10 0 0 ^Umpires—Home, C.WIIItams; Hr»l, Houston 49 SO .495 V/7 LOB—Kansas City 7, New York 4. 3B— WJhnsnph 10 0 0 Italck; Secorta, Halllon; Thlrd,Froemmlna Tuesday night in St. Louis. Watching the Locks. 2-1, in their tournament Thought, 10-7, at Poganl Field. Dove Los Angeles Terenlo ses goo 0 lx~~4 45 55 .450 8 Wilson. S—Tolleson, ASalaznr. SF— Gome Winning RBI — Barfield (10). Totab 34 3 9 3 Totab 34 014 7 T—2:41. A—38B34. opener. Of the 16 teams which Peese and Don Fagan hod three hits Atlanta 44 55 .444 0>/7 Elsenrelch. each to leod the winners while Craig San Diego „34 „44 1 DP ■ Boston 1, Toronto 1. began in the district tourney, the Carpenter, Frank Vltkus, Jerry Solom- .360 17 „ ___ IP H R ER BB SO LOB—Boston 7, Toronto 5. 2B—Horn, Monlreal ON ON W 0-« Bravaa 6. Aatroa 1 Tuesday's Gomes Kansas City Q iIc o m M i M l American All-Stars are one of six onson, and Kevin Carpenter added two Chicago 8, Montreal 3 G raw ^ll, Fernandez, Whitt. HR— hits each. For the losers, R.j. Aruson, GuMcza L4-10 8 7 2 2 1 3 McGrlfl (13). SF—CMoore. (tame winning RBI — Dawson (11). teams remaining. Cincinnati 8, San Diego 7 New York E—Moreland, Reed X DP-Montreal 1, HOUSTCM _ ATLANTA Arnie Fink, Jim Dalton, Mark Erhort, Phllodelphia 5, Pittsburgh 2 H R ER BB SO ObrhM and Will Raskott hod two hits each. Rhoden W,134 9 8 1 1 2 3 Chicago 1. LOB—AAontreol 7, Chicago 9. ObrhM Lasorda stays in the box “He (Burnham) threw just Atlonta 4, Houston 1 WP—(tabicza. Gardner 7 54434 3B—Raines, Webster, Candaele. HR— Hatcher If 4 0 0 0 DJomescf 5 14 2 great,” Manchester American New York 4, St. Louis 4 Umpires—Home, Shulock; First, GYoungcf 4020 Oberktl3b 4 12 1 Sambito L,1-3 1-3 0 1 1 2 0 DMartinez (5), Durham (17). SB— Doran 2b League All-Star Coach Mike Hef- Pagan! Los Angeles 4, Son Rancisco 2 McKean; Second, cClelland; Third, Young. Stanley Z3 1 0 0 0 1 Sandberg 3 (15). S-SutcUffe. SF-Ralnes. 3 0 0 0 o p » m lb 4 111 Wednesday's Gomes T—2:». A—36413. Glkivis 1b 4 0 0 0 DAArphy rf 3 0 10 fron said. "H e’s a great pitcher. Terente Boss rf Reed Construction nailed Keith * fSR'tt'^^lotChlcaoolMaddux Stkta 51-3 8 4 4 I 3 IP H R ER BB SO 4 0 0 0 (talffov If 40 11 They are the best team we’ve faced. Realty, 8-4, ot Poganl Field. For Reed, 4^1, 2:20 p.m. EKhhorn 1 1-3 2 0 0 0 1 Ashbyc 4 0 2 0 SImmolb c 3000 Glen Dubois and Jim McGowan Son DJw^tShow 5-11) ot Cincinnati Musseimn W,9-4 l l- Sebre 4 9 3 3 2 3 CamlnItSb 4 0 10 AThomsss 4 110 We can’t feel sorry for ourselves. cracked three hits apiece while Tony (Power 8-5), 7:35 p.m. CRenIds ss 4 110 Hubbrd 2b 3 2 10 as Dodgers keep winning We’re still one of six teams left.” 3 10 0 10 McGfigan L,Z2 1-3 2 2 1 1 1 Harkins, Scott Dlckmon, and Jim Philadelphia (Carman 4-7) ot Pitts­ Scottp 1 0 0 0 ZSmIthp 2000 Angala9,Athletlca2 Henke S,23 1 0 0 0 0 0 Perretl 12-3 3 3 3 1 3 Lopesph Vic Helin. commissioner of the McNally added two each. For Keith, burgh (Drobek 2-9), 7:35 p.m. Umpires—Home, (table; Rrst, Scott; Chicago 00 0 0 Brad Kessler and Bob Hlghter rapped Houston (Ryan4-12)atAtlanta(Puleo3-3), Second, Bremlgon; Third, Kaiser. Sutcliffe W.154 7 8 3 2 2 4 Chlldrss p 0 0 0 0 Manchester National League two hits apiece. 7:40 p.m. CALIFORNIA OAKLAND LSmIth S,25 2 1 0 0 0 2 Pnkybph 10 11 whose all-stars were eliminated.by T—2:56. A-34,12Z Kerfeldp New York (Fernandez 104) ot St. Louis ObrhM ObrhM WP-Sutcllffe. 0 0 0 0 By The Associated Press Phillies a, Pirates 2 South Windsor. 14-0, last Friday, A East (Horton 5-1), 8:35 p.m. Pettis cf 5------110 Polonia cf 4 0 10 Umpires—Home, (taegg; Rrst, Stello; Totab 33 1 7 1 Totab 31 411 0 Son Francisco (Krukow 14) at Los DWhIterf 5 2 2 3 MDylsdh 4 0 0 0 Indiana 4, Orlolaa 3 (10 inninga) Second, Harvey; Third, Davis. Shane Rawley won his fifth feels that South Windsor is one of Owning dh Tommy Lasorda is on a roll and NL Roundup J.C. Penney routed Cummings Insu­ Angeles (Honeycutt 2-10), 10:3Sp.m. 4 0 11 Conseco If 4 000 T—3:00. A—35,299. straight game and Von Hayes hit a the best Little League teams he’s „ ^ Thursday's Games Bucknr1b 5 13 2 McGwIrIb 4 0 10 Atlanta no m his stage has been the third-base rance, 20-7, at Robertson Pork. Ralph Hndrcfc 1b BALTIMORE seen in quite some time. Banning and Mike Wente hod four hits Montreal at Chlcogo, 4:05 p.m. 0 0 0 0 Lonsfrd3b 4 110 CLEVELAND (tame Winning RBI — None. coaching box at Dodger Stadium. two-run homer as Philadelphia Horald photo by Tuckor Houston at Atlanta, 5:40 p.m. DeCncs 3b 3 100 ReJcksn rf 4 12 2 Obrhbl ObrhM I 1, AHantaZ eoch tor the winners while Paul JKHowl If Dwyer dh 4 13 1 Butter cf beat Pittsburgh for the ninth time in After a scoreless first inning. Paradise had three. Including o homer Son Diego at Cincinnati, 7:35 p.m. 5 12 0 Sfeinbch c 3 000 5 0 10 Rada8,Padraa7 L()B-H0 <^! Dvfvw J’ O), CRipken McCllersp 0 0 0 0 RMrphyp 0000 ObrhM ObrhM ’ ’Why shouldn’t I? My players and Dion James had four hits and 4 120 OBrIen 1b 3 12 0 (19). SB—HInzo (1). SF—CCosttllo. Bochyph 10 11 BLondmp Samuel 3b whether we win or lose,” Russell homer, a three-run Shot, and a solo Murray added two hits each. South losing pitcher for the Americans. Kiefer 3b 4 02 1 Incvgllo If 2 00 1 Caudill 3-3 5 4 4 0 2 0000 5 110 Bondsir 3------112 want me to stay out there,” Losorda drove in two runs as Atlanta beat Woman'a Rac Codoret 11-3 0 0 0 0 1 ...... M R ER BB SO JJonespr 0000 Colins ph 1110 MThmpcf 4 2 3 1 3000 said. "Tom m y told me that yester­ Riles ss 5 0 10 Brower If 10 10 Milfiniofv Brown 3b 0000 said. “ I ’m having a lot of fun and Mike Scott and visiting Houston. Main Pub shut out The Homestead, Schroderc 4 12 0 Porter dh 2 0 11 ..HSf— Andulor, Griffin by Francop 0000 Hayes lb 4 13 3 BJonesp 0000 day (Monday). He hasn’t changed a MWItl. WP—MWItt. MctJregr 7 8 2 2 1 4 McCIndph 0001 Schmdl3b 300 1 Bonilla rf 3000 we’ve got a good thing going for 4-0, at Charter Oak Park. For Main Pub, Sveum 2b 4 111 McDwelcf 4 0 0 0 Totab bit. He has the same enthusiasm, Felder It 5 110 Umpires—Home, Voltagglo; Rrst, Bar­ NIednfuer L,Z3 2Z3 3 2 2 0 4 35 713 7 Totab 34 0 13 7 GWIIsonrf 4 100 MDIazlb 4 000 us.” Scott, 11-7, gave up nine hits in Debbie GurskI, Lori Hanson, and Laura MStanly c 3 00 0 Clevotand CJomesIf 4 0 10 the same signs, everything’s the Dunfeld hod two hits each while Ellen Petrotll 3b 3 0 0 0 nett; Second, Kosc; Third, Roe. VonSlykcf 4000 The Dodgers, perennial pennant four innings as he suffered his sixth Records falling at fast pace T—2:53. A—14J». Akertelds 4 9 3 3 2 3 SanDlege 8M OH 013-7 Ooultanc 4 00 1 MorrtsnSb 3000 same. Maybe his belly’s a little Jones hod two hits In defeat. Totals 38 9 13 8 Totals 303 8 2 straight loss to the Braves. Scott pjones 2 2 0 0 0 3 Ctacbinall lOO OM 111-0 Jeltz ss 4030 Roy 3b 3010 (xintenders, have struggled the last larger, but other than that, he SStewart W,3-l 2 1 0 0 0 2 Two out when winning run scored, Rowley p 4 0 0 0 Orttzc 3 120 has won only two games in 11 career Milwaukee m 0 « 301-d BK—Mcttaegor. (tame Winning RBI — Mcaendon (2). two seasons and currently stand hasn’t changed. If he wants you to Texas 100 000 001—3 Reuschel p 10 10 fourth in the National League West, decisions against the Braves. Game Winning RBI — Yount (12). Unwlres-Home, HIrschbeck; Rrst, E—Esasky, Salazar, McCullers. DP— Harper ph 1 000 slide, he lies down,” By Joe Bloham out. and the drainage is good which butterfly; Andrea Hayes, 2:12.37 in E—Fletcher. DP—Milwaukee 3, Texas Gwcio; Second, 1)4^11; Third, Reed. Clndnnatt 4. LOB—San Diego 4, Clndnnoll DRoMsnp 0000 eight games behind first-place Lasorda coached third base for The Associated Press creates few waves and "makes it the women’s 200 backstroke. Golf T—3:04. A—1Z2SD. 11. 2B—Esasky, Stillwell, Larkln,OMar- HPenop James had two run-scoring sin­ 2. LOB—Mllwaukee9,Texas4.2B—OBrIen. Marlnara6.Twlna1 0000 Cincinnati. easier to concentrate on your HR—Molltor (7), Yount (14). SB— llnez, (jwynn. 3B Reody. HR—l4irkln (7). Cangels■ Isrf 1000 Dodgers Manager Walter Alston in gles, a double and a triple in an SB—EDavIs (36), Collins (5). S—Browning. Tetab » 5 0 5 “ Lasorda’s out there trying to FRESNO, Calif. — Amy Shaw strokes.” Molltor 2 (22), Schroeder (3), Yount (9), ToiiS a 2 i2 the mid-1970s. 11-hit attack by the Braves. Braggs (8). SF—Incovlglla, Kiefer, Porter. MINNESOTA SEATTLE make things happen,’ ’ second base- "W e’ve won four in a row and predicts "there will be more Bentley said when he learned this ObrhM ObrhMjrhM Tlgara3,WhKa8ox1 IP H R ER BB SO la man Steve Sax said. ” I think he’s Tallwood Gladden If 4 100 DNIxon cf 5 110 Son Diego we’re on a roll. You can’t say it records" during this year’s U.S. year’s meet was at the pool where Aces fired fVIflwmniOTMlkwwk.. h r b r b b s o 4 0 0 0 PBradly If 4 24 2 CHICAGO Grant 4 7 5 4 3 3 Wnning RBI — MThompsen (4). just doing something different to hasn’t worked,” Russell said. Reds 8, Padres 7 National Long Course Swimming Steve Lundquist set the previous SCRAMBLBCHAMPIONSHIP — Ken DETROIT McCllers 2 4 3 2 3 1 Scofleld-Ken Anderson-Frank Sulllyan- Boslo W,7-2 4 5 1 1 2 0 Puckett cf 4 0 11 SBradley c 402 1 ObrhM P ^ D Ig z . DP—Philadelphia Z LOB— shake the players up.” C^hampionships. American record of 2; 15.38 at the Hrbek lb 3 0 10 iMcrthwsdh ObrhM MDovlsL,S4 Z3 1 1 1 1 1 Rilladelphla 5, Pittsburgh Z 3B— CulM 8, Expo* 3 Rich Gossage walked pinch- Don Crowell 42, Joe Poulln-Russ Clear S.4 3 3 1 1 1 3 4 113 Guillen ss 4 0 0 0 Whltakr 2b 3 0 0 1 Elsewhere, New York beat St. Shaw made the prediction Tues­ 1983 nationals, ” I knew I could do it at Tallwood Tmoi GaettlSb 3 0 10 ADoyls 1b 40 10 Hill 3b 3 0 10 (tassage 0 0 0 0 - 1 0 MThompeon, Hayes. HR—Hayes (15), hitter Lloyd McClendon with the Davldson-Jon Jayson-DIck Brewer 44, Smiley dh 4000 (Modlckdh 4 00 1 Ononnall Boncb (14). SF—Schmidt. Louis 6-4, Chicago tripped Montreal Rick Sutcliffe became the N L ’s Tom Jukinis-Warren DeMartIn-Bruno Guzman LB-10 4 9 8 7 3 5 Presley 3b 4 13 0 Lyons 3b 0000 Gibson If 3000 bases loaded and two outs in the day after breaking the American too." Creel 22-3 3 1 1 2 1 Bush I f 4000 Klngeryif 4 110 Baines rf Browning 4 5 3 3 3 5 ______'R M RERBBSO 8-3, Cincinnati edged San Diego 8-7, first is-game winner and Andre Frlgo-Bob Miller 48, Earl McKeeyer- Lmbrdz2b 4 0 10 TrammI ss 3 000 FWIIIIams 11-341100 rfHaOOMPVvIO bottom of the ninth to force in the women’s mark in the 200-meter The Fountain Valley, Calif, resi­ HEBRON — Two holes-in-one Nelson Eddy-Dan Gothers 48, Ken AAohorcIc 1-3 1 0 0 1 0 40 10 Qulnoiwss 3 0 11 CaMernlf 3000 Nokesc 3 000 Philadelphia defeated Pittsburgh Dawson hit a seventh-inning, tie­ Guzman pllched to 2 batters In the 7th. Butera c 2000 Reynids 2b 3 0 10 GWalkr 1b 4000 RMurphy 0 1 0 0 0 0 Rowley W,1Z5 9 5 2 2 2 2 winning run at Cincinnati. breaststroke for the second time in dent said he was sure "someone were fired at Tallwood Country Jorvls-Joel Grout-Don FLayell-DIck Totab S 1 4-1 DoEvnsIb 3 111 BLondum 3-3 0 0 0 0 0 S-2 and Atlanta beat Houston 6-1. breaking single as host (Chicago Young 49, Jim Booth-Mott Nowak- WP—Guzman. Totab HOMO Rskc 4000 Lemon cf 3000 the same day. was going to do it. and I knew the Club last weekend with Ken Boston dh 4 000 Franco W,7-3 1 3 3 3 3 1 Reuschel LB-5 5 7 5 4 0 4 Yhe loss dropped second-place ended Montreal’s three-game win­ ' The walk by Gossage spoiled a Frank Shultz 49, Sam Saplenza-Walt Umpires—Home, Ford; Rrst, Reilly; Sherldnrf 3 10 0 RMurphy pitched to 1 batter In the Olh, DRoMson 2 M 1 0 0 0 1 She established the mark at two winner would be under the record.” Scofield accomplishing the feat Kokosiko-Don Wennk-Poul Cosman49, Second, Welke; Third, Cooney. KWIImscf 3 110 Brokns3b 3 120 (tassm pitched to 1 batter In the 9lh. San Francisco 2>A games behind ning streak. three-run comeback in the top of the T-3:54. A—17B99. «OgW»* .■ . 812 OW lhH-4 (Manrta2b 3031 HPeno 1-3 0 0 0 0 1 minutes, 29.76 seconds in the final Shaw, who lives In Mission Viejo, on Saturday and Walt Kokoszka John Sheetz-Paul Saarl-Phll Daly-Sal HBP—BDIoz by MDovts. W P-«rant, BJones 1 0 0 0 0 0 inning by the Padres that tied the Ruuo 49. (tame Winning RBI — Matthews (2). Totab a m 0 433 Cincinnati in the NL West. Dawson’s single off Andy McGaf- after clocking 2; 30.77 in her preli­ c:alif., was the second lS-year-ol(l on Sunday. E ^ D o y b , Quinones. DP Minnesota 1. AAcCullers. BK—Browning. HBP—Bonds by Rowley. WP—Reuschel. score 7-7 against left-hander John TWO MAN BEST BALL — Gross — Umpires—Home, Doylcboiu Rrst, Wen- Hershlser, 11-9, struck out six and figan scored Ryne Sandberg to give minary race to break the mark of female to swim a sensational race Scofield aced the par-3, 186- LOB—Minnesota 7, Seattle 8. 2B— 010 . Umplres-:Home, Po^no; R rtuSsS: Roy Bell-Terry Means 23, Ray St. PBradley, LombardozzI, Klngery. HR— -1 delstedt; Second, Crawford; third, Bonin. walked two. Ken Howell came on to Chicago a 4-3 lead. Dawson later Franco. 2:31.15 set by Susan Rapp In the 1984 in the first two days of the meet, yard third hole using a 4-wo^. Louls-Chic Gagnon 23, Leo Broyakls- T—2:5Z A—24,209. f t S C L . Third, (Matthews (2). SB—Gladden (19); PBrad­ Gome Winning RBI — Whitaker (7). McSherry. T—2: W. A—14,270 pitch the ninth and gave up singles scored on a wild pickoff throw to Olympics. which runs through Friday. Janet It was his first hole-in-one In 80 Craig Phillips 23. Net — Earl ley (27), DNIxon (14). SF—PBrodlev. The Reds loaded the bases in the Norsworthy-Joe Barter 57, Jay , DP—Chlcogo 1. to Jeffrey Leonard and Harry third by catcher Jeff Reed. ‘ ‘Everyone seems to be up for this Evans of Placentia, Calif, set a years of playing. He was in a Railio, TV LO B -^lcogo 7, Detroit Z2B—/Monrloue. bottom of the inning against Mark Howroyd-MIke KomlnskI 59, Walt IP Tuaaday’a homa runa Spilman, his fourth hit of the game, Leon Durham hit a three-run meet,” Shaw said. " I t ’s a fast world record In the 800 freestyle on foursome with Don Cromwell. Kokoszka-Som Saplenza 41, Bob H R ER BB SO HR—MEvans (21). SB—KWIIIIams (7), Davis, S-6. With two outs, Davis hit coKMron (y). leading off. Howell then got Bob homer, his 17th, with one Channel 9, WKHT Uinpinss—Home, Cousins; Pfrol, John­ Un^ree-Home, Clark; Rril, (Morri­ he’s the 10th man out there and it’s Reed t i^ a modem major-league to a 3-2 count before drawing the Clovis West High School. were Melvin Stewart, 1:88.13 in the pienza, Paul Cosman and Stan *> points, Roy 9 p.m. — Bowling: Kessler Doubles son; Second, Hendry; Third, Evans. 64arttnez(5),Durlwm(in,Cube; Larkin, Kittle. ^ lon(ita)1hltter,ta.pelumb>boHtig ' Bell-Terry Means 30, Roy St. Louls-Chlc son; Mcond, Tschida; Third, Phillips. Reds (7); Hoyes (15), Phillies; " ...... I (14), Intarttcdtangl League wr_lhrge stays o n _ A ' good to see him out there running up record when he nude three errors walk, ending the Reds’ three-game Bentley explained that the depth men’s 200 butterfly; Melanie Bud- Jarvis. Open, ESPN T-«:39, A-U4fS. “ T—2:3L A- BA ISO. 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It — MANCHESTER HERALD. Wednesday. July 28.1M7

MANCHBATER h e r a l d , Wednesday. July 29, 1987 — 13 Montana looks Cordero glad Kelley’s name Is added chase is over FOCUS/Food fully recovered By Michael Fleeman The Associated Press By The Attocloted Press agents. to sports hall of fame ”I kind of enjoy watching them OCEANPORT, N.J. — Angel Quarterback Joe Montana, who (rookies) because it brings batik a By Earl Yost Cordero Jr. captured a place in appears fully recovered from last lot of memories,” Grogan said: “I Sports Editor Emeritus Overall, he was 6-9 with the horse racing history with his 6,()00th season’s injuries, will start for the remember when I was in their Indians and 14-13 with the victory, but the Jockey said he was San Francisco 49ers in their Aug. 8 shoes and I was scared to death and ’Twenty four years ago in Braves for a 20-22 lifetime more relieved than excited. preseason opener against Kansas worried about every move 1 made Yankee Stadium, Tom Kelley record. With more than five “I’m finally glad It’s over with. City. Coach Bill Walsh says. years under his belt. Kelley FRESH & FABULOUS and if the coach was watching. made his first pitching start for It’s taken a long time,” Cordero Montana, whose last pass of the qualified for the Major League said Tuesday after riding Lost Kitty the Cleveland Indians and out- pension. 19M season was intercepted by New Around ttw camps dueled veteran Whitey Ford in to a nose victory in a three-way York Giants linebacker Lawrence He was a standout in Little stretch duel at Monmouth Park. St. Louis Cardinals quarterbacks gaining a 4-3 decision against League and then the Alumni Taylor in a 49-3 playoff victory over Neil Lomax and a iff Stoudt took the New York Yankees. Cordero, 44, Joins Bill Sho­ the 49ers, appears to have have League before starting his emaker, Johnny Longden and Laf- ‘.iW . part in first day-workouts. Lomax, ’That was, without question, schoolboy career. completely recovered from the a six-year veteran, is expected to one of the highlights of Kelley’s fit Pincay Jr. as the only Jockeys to concussion he suffered in that game receive a stem challenge for the Strangely, Kelley didn’t pitch win 6,000 races. Shoemaker, who is 14 years in professional base­ varsity baseball in his high and from his back surgery last fall. No. 1 Job from Stoudt. First-round ball. five years, plus, which still riding, leads the all-time list Montana said he feels more fit draft pick Kelly Stouffer of Colo­ were spent in the major leagues r school until his senior year and with nearly 8,700 victories. this year after undergoing a rigor­ rado State is out of camp in a with the Indians and Atlanta then only sparingly. ’The reason Cordero’s victory in the ninth ous rehabilitation program. contract holdout. Braves. being he was too good a hitter. In race was his second of the day, both addition to baseball, he lettered "I heard that they wanh^ me to Last season’s NFL rookie of the The 43-year-old right-handed coming in divisions of the $40,000- GRANNY SMITH APPLE & in football and basketball. gain about 10 pounds and I’ve only year on offense, Rueben Mayes, hurler with the one-time blazing added Colleen Stakes for 2-year-old gained two or three,” Montana, practiced for the first time with the Kelley had a second no-hitter fillies. In the seventh race, he rode fastball was today announced as in Legion play in 1961, also by a who weighed in at 193 pounds, said New Orleans Saints after undergo­ one of five local figures sche­ favorite Blue Jean Baby to an Tuesday. "But I’m definitely ing off-season surgery to repair a duled to be inducted into the 7-0 score against Wethersfield eight-length victory. stronger.” frayed Achilles tendon. Veterans at Mt. Nebo. He registered two But before Tuesday, he had Manchester Sports Hall of one-hitters the same ydar. Montana. 31. said he hopes to play aren’t required to report until Fame. The annual dinner is ridden just five winners in his last KIWIFRUrr DESSERTS for another five years before he ’Thursday, but Mayes asked Coach While earning enough atten­ 54 races. After losing on all six of his gives way to newly acquired Steve scheduled Friday night. Sep­ tion with Portland in the Pacific Jim Mora for permission to report tember 25. at the Army and Tom Kelley mounts Monday at Belmont, includ­ Young. Montana said Young is "a early. Navy Club. Coast League in 1965 by winning ing five favorites, he was booed by great addition to the ballclub" but the first 11 decisions, including a the crowd. ■ ,a is ”a backup now.” Bump* and brulsat Kelley thus joins previously no-hit, no-run effort en route to a qchdgB io i j ih ii^ white ,; announced Jim O’Leary and Baltimore. Washington. Phila­ He was O-for-3 at Belmont on These two decidedly different I Happy camper The New York Jets topdraft pick. Maurice Correnti as honorees at 16-3 record, the Indians recalled Sunday, but his bad luck wasn’t "• (dKteolate idwiftult Roger Vick of Texas A&M, was kept delphia. San Francisco. Chi­ Kelley to finish out the season. fruits with distinctive textures The sometimes battered Steve the eighth annual program. cago Cubs, Pittsburgh. New confined to the track. While eating p iMo a zdi^ soriiet orqdiitt^' out of practice after suffering heat To say Kelley’s career in pro He won two of three decisions at a New York restaurant that and flavois are dfo rich in nutri­ Grogan still loves training camp, stress on Monday. The fullback York Mets. Boston and the i.^with Cleveland. :,with a.spirited qif^e lait.x >r> even after 12 years. baseball was like an elevator Yankees were interested. All night. Cordero choked on a baked tion. Alone, one regular-sired ^ became ’’wooxy and lost concentra­ would be an understatement. It was during the ’65 season clam. His dinner companion, Mar­ "It can get to be a little boring, to tion.” according to trainer Bob but the Red Sox and Yanks that Kelley encountered the apple or two average WiwitrUit : ’The ups and downs included a made attractive bonus offers. jorie Clayton, saved him by using -/Fieaih Ihiit dessjem are a'grisait be real honest with you.” the New Reese, who said Vick would be first of his physical problems, a the Heimlich maneuver to dislodge provide more dietary fiber than ; England Patriots quarterback pair of stints in the big leagues, On September 15. 1962, in the calcium deposit on his right ' - way to ipunloff anolegantdiii- given a blood test and counseled on all or parts of four seasons with the food. said. "But I was thinking to myself handling the heat. presence of Hall of Famer Hal elbow that required surgery. Her party or sinqde country ' two-thirds of- a cup of bran | Cleveland, and two seasons, Newhouser and scout Bill Ste­ In the winner’s circle, Cordero as I was standing out there, hearing San Diego Chargers Coach At His arm was never the same and waved his yellow helmet to ac­ flakes. The same two kiwifhiit the counts and watching the guys go plus, with the Braves in the wart, Kelley signed with the his blazing fastball, which was fitest-eqiecially if. tbe ingie- Saunders said ’Tuesday that defen­ National League. knowledge the cheers of the crowd have nearly twice as much vita­ through it, how, after all these sive end Leslie O’Neal, who led the ’Tribe. compared to Bob Feller’s at one .dients have just rlqpened: years. I still love it. That’s what it’s Kelley’s name appeared in Kelley won’t forget his debut of 8.000. Fans shouted praise in min C as an orange and more team in tackles and sacks last year, time in Cleveland, lost its zip. English and Spanish, including ing widi flavor, N(EW,,!Zealand all about, being out there and being boxscores of no less than nine in 1960 in American Legion play Strikeouts were one of his will be out for the year after leagues in the United States — “Angel, you’re the greatest.” Onuuiy Steiith apples and Nhw pptassium than a six-inch a part of it.” undergoing arthroscopic surgery in Manchester. Fresh from a biggest assets, from Legion American. National, Midwest. fine spring with the Manchester As he posed for photographers. j. biuiana. Both fruits have n^igi- Grogan, coming off elbow last week to remove scar tissue play to the pros and he racked Cordero held up his IMt-year-old Zealand Idwifitiit ate two 0^ surgery for tendonitis in his throw­ Eastern. Pacific Coast. West­ High junior varsity, Kelley up 226 in his first minor league ble amounts of sodium. from his injured right knee. ern. Carolina. Texas and Inter­ daughter, Julie, who was wearing a freshest Iniits avallaUe in the' ing arm. didn’t have to report until O’Neal, the NFL defensive rookie broke into the headlines by season with Dubuque. Iowa in Friday, but is in camp this week national — plus winter stints in tossing a perfect game against pair of her father’s blue racing suanner nioinhs^ flu nks to New ^ of the year in 1986, had 81 tackles the Class A Midwest League in goggles around her neck. ; Designed for today’s dessert > along with the rookies and free Venezuela and Puerto Rico. South Windsor, not allowing a 1963 and led the Pacific Coast ' ZealaniflitqiBide^downgro^^ and 12V4 sacks when he suffered Since retiring from baseball Cordero had hoped to reach the lover, aU recipes can be prepared tom knee ligaments in a game base runner in a 7-0 victory. League with 190 in Portland. in 1976 after two knee and two His first start with Cleveland 6.000-victory plateau last year, but season.. against Indianapolis last Nov. 30. Kelley’s checkerboard career a spill at Aqueduct in March 1986 in advance, without comprennis- elbow operations, the Manches­ also resulted in a triumph as in the majors was from 1964 to ^ ing taste for convenience: Sfor- Avoiding the Dotted Line ter native has been living in well as his debut as a starter 1967 with Cleveland, then three sidelined him for more than four AvailaUe Msy flirough August,"' Virginia Beach. Va.. where he is with Atlanta In 1971. He tossed a months. He suffered a broken leg ing these down-under fhiite is Missing from the Atlanta Fal­ years in the mine- before and a lacerated liver, but bounced New Zealand O rar^ Smithy cons’ camp is No. 1 draft pick f^ris employed by United Parcel four-hitter in stopping the Ex­ making the most of a second also' simple: Ne^^^Zealand Service. pos in Montreal. 4-1. helped by a back to win an 11th straight riding apffles add siuq> to an ianay of Miller, a quarterback from Oregon, chance in 1971 with Atlanta for title at Saratoga. kiwifhiit will k^p ^ to three who is holding out for a 82.S5 million The hottest prospect in New Hank Aaron homer. three seasons. recqies, especially flte bbulous contract. England, he was signed right ’The ’71 season was the strap­ A natural athlete. Kelley for Cordero, whose first victory dessorti pictured here. The el^ weeks when stor^ in a plastic j out of high school in 1962 by ping 6-1.196-pound Kelley’s best came at Puerto Rico’s El Coman- Leigh Steinberg, agent for hol­ years was a low handicap dante race track in 1960, has won bag in the refrigerator; at room dout quarterback Ken O’Brien, Cleveland for a $60,000 bonus. in the majors. His 9-5 won-lost golfer, one of the best among -gsm Choeeflate Roll, a Kelley was the center of atten­ record included a team leading major leaguers, and he was also more than $115 million in purses 'tich'andTUscibus blend of tenqierature, they ripen soft to | discussed contract talks with the tion of 10 major league terns and during his career, second on the New York Jets. 2.96 earned run average. an accomplished pool player. Poeainy NeuflfliatN dieese and flie touch in three to f ^ d^ .T b scouts from ail teams were Kelley appeared in 104 major Induction dinner tickets will all-time list behind Pincay. Sho­ “There has been a series of visitors to the Kelley home on emaker is third. otom optimN k ^ di.scussions with (Jets Secretary- league games. 42 with Cleve­ be available shortly at several • shredded Gtanay &nifliap|fles'^ Main Street. Besides Cleveland. land and 62 with Atlanta. local outlets. He has won three Kentucky New vZ^anid Granny Smith Treasurer) Steve Gutman through Derbys, two Preaknesses and one rcriM in a layer chocbUitty the weekend.” Steinberg said. Belmont. cake, is a perfect finale for a^ ^ apples refrigerated in a plastic i “Both sides are attempting to perforated with holes. correct the situation as quickly as special gaflireiiig. possible.” Evert ready Steinberg said the Jets made a The aUuring t a r t w ^ flavor of ^ new offer Monday, but that it did New Zealand kiwiftuit can be not represent a significant shift for her role from the $750,000. one-year con­ DeGemmis enjoyed femh May to October. AP Dhoto tract they proposed last Thursday. WEST VANCOUVER. British Alwtys luscious by itself- Comerback Rod Woodson of Denver QB John Elway Columbia (AP) — is sinqfly cut in half and scooped Purdue, the Pittsburgh Steelers’ looking forward to playing an t 1; I strikes a pose with a medi­ top draft pick, will return to the unfamiliar role for the United with a spdon^ New Z e a li^ ^ll^hed&ttnctiveflown cfjivsh European track circuit next month Annual cine ball at the Broncos' States in the Federation Cup tennis 'I kiwifhut blends beautifiilly into Zealand Graruiy Smith training camp Tuesday in if a better contract offer Isn’t on the championship. a refeeshing snbet and a ^ an table soon, the player’s agent. !l apples and- New Zealand Greeley, Colo. With the injured Martina Navra­ Eugene Parker, said. tilova unavailable, it appears exotic .twist to a fresh fl^U khihhdt are showcase in an American coach Marty Riessen Sidewalk Sale Romanoff. array efbudm s desserts. , may ask Evert to play singles and V doubles throughout the competi­ Three days only, Thursday, July 30, Friday, July 31, and Sports In Brief tion, He did ’Tuesday, and it worked f •>', -cv, well. 1-Xi. , • NewZsaM fruitTart Evert, 32, played both as the 1986 Saturday, August 1. Ridiculous prices so low they're laugh­ C hocolate A p p le ffill Clemens AL player of the week women’s world team tennis cham­ able! This will be our last sidewalk sale becuase of our The best of summer’s fruits from New 2 ^ a n d come together in this beautiful, Crunchy, ky bits (rf'tart-firesh Granny Smith apples, lightly flavored with cinnamon, Creamy chcxrolate apple filling in a chcxxtlate roll that is sure to satisfy the most pions opened their defense with a yet easy-to-make, tangy-sweet fruit tart. make a cool, refreshing dessert. ardent chocolate lover. NEW YORK — Roger Clemens of the Boston Red Sox, who 3-0 victory over Japan. move to Somerset Square this fall. pitched a pair of complete-game victories last week, was named 3/4 cup flour 1 cup water American League Player of the Week. 1 package (8 oz.) Neufchatel cheese, softened “I’m glad I played in the Cash and checks only, no credit cards! 3/4 cup sugar 1/2 cup sugar 2/3 cup p lu s 1 ’Ihblespoon cocoa powtier The hard-throwing right-hander, the league’s Most Valuable doubles.” Evert said. “It was a 1/4 teaspoon salt 1 dimamon stick 1/2 cup pftu 1 Ihblespoon powdered sugar Player and Cy Young Award winner in 1986, posted one shutout good, respectable day for the 1/2 cup p lu s 2 ’ltddespoons butter 2 Granpy Smith apples 1/4 teaspoon cinnamon and did not allow an earned mn in 18 innings. American team.” All sales final. . 1 cup old-foshloned oats 1 ’Ihblespoon lemon Juice 2 Granny Smith apples Navratilova and Evert played the 1/2 cup flesh lemon juke 1 teaspoon vanilla 1/2 cup wliippiiig cream singles matches last year in Prague (Thit year THE SALE will be on the $outh tide of the building.) 2 Granny Smith apples, cored and thinly sliced Hall of Famer Jackson dies In small saucepan, combine water, sugar and cinnamon stick. Bring to boil; boil 4 eggs when the U.S. upended the three­ 2 teaspoons cornstarch 3/4 cup sugar time champions from Czechoslova­ 2 teaspoons water 5 minutes; cool. Core apples and place in ftxxl processor bowl with metal blade WALDO, Ark. — Travis Jackson, who played shortstop on John kia in the final. ’The doubles 1/2 cup fliw McGraw’s great New York Giants teams of the 1920s and 1930s 1 egg, beaten and sprinkle with lemon juice. Process until finely chopped. Remove cinnamon 1/2 teaspoon baking powder designation went to Navratilova, $tick from water. Stir water-sugar mixture into ^p le s with vanilla. Rnir into 8-inch and was elected to the Baseball Hall of Fame in 1982 by the the top-ranked player in the world, ^; 1 teaspoon grated lemon peel 1/4 teaspoon baking soda Veterans Committee, died at his home. 2 New Zealand kiwifl-ult, peeled and sliced metal pan. Cover with foil and place in freezer. Freeze firm. Remove from freezer 1/4 teaspoon salt and . and let stand 20 to 30 minutes, until slightly softened. Scrape with fork and place 1/2 cup flesh raspberries 3 Ihbicspoons cold coffee Jackson, 84, played for the Giants from 1922 through 1936 and in chilled mixing bowl. Beat with mixer until smooth consistency and return to compiled a lifetime batting average of .291. He was also an Now it appears Evert and Shriver 1/3 cup apple JeUy 1 teaspoon vanlUa excellent defensive player with a strong throwing arm. will carry the load for the Ameri­ freezer. Scoop to serve. Makes 6 servings. Chfxxdate-dipped apple slices cans when the matches become emmis In fbod processor, combine flour, 1 /4 cup sugar, salt and 1/2 cup butter. Process He hit .339 in 1930, one of six years he averaged more than .300. just until evenly mixed. Stir in oats. Pat into 10-inch tart pan. Bake at 400°?., 15 He led National League shortstops in fielding percentage with tougher later in the week. Blend Neufi:hatel cheese with 1 /3 cup cocoa, powdered sugar and cinnamon until .970 in 1931. Evert defeated Etsuko Inoue 6-2, minutes pr until lightly browned; cool. In 10-inch skillet, coiqbine remaining 1/2 smooth. Core and shred apples; press out excess moisture. Stir into cheese mix­ 6-4 in the singles after Shriver, cup sugar and lemon juice; bring to boil. Stir in apple slices; turn gently to coat ture. Beat whipping cream until stiff. Fold into apple mixture; chill. In large bowl Louganis has top qualifying score playing her first Cup singles match, evenly. Heat 30 seconds; remove from skillet; place on cookie sheet in sin^e layer beat eggs with sugar until thick and light, about 10 minutes. Combine flour, remain­ opened with a 7-6, 6-1 victory over to cool quickly. Blend cornstarch with water until smooth. Stir into skillet; cook ing 1 /3 cup cocoa, baking powder, s< ^ and salt. Stir into creamed mixture alter­ Akiko Kijimuta. until thickened. Blend slowly into egg; stir in remaining 2 tablespoons butter and BARTLESVILLE, Okla. — Greg Louganis weathered the nately with coffee and vanilla. Line a K)x 15 X 1-inch jellyroll pan with foil. Lightly warm temperatures and long waits to turn in the top qualifying Then, Evert combined with Zina kmonpeel. Return to skillet; stir until butter melts and mixture thickens. Remove grease and flour pan. Spoon batter into pan, smoothing top with a spatula. Bake score in the 3-meter springboard competition of the U.S. Diving Garrison to defeat the Japanese 2450 Main Street, Glastonbury, Ct 06033 from sldllet; cool to room temperature. Spread lemon mixture in baked tart sheU. at 375°F., 20 minutes. Stir together 1 tablespoon each powdered sugar and cocoa; Outdoor Championship. pair 6-2, 7-5. Arrange apple slices around outer edge of tart shell. Arrange Idwifruit in center sift over cake and cover with cloth towel. 'IXirn upside-down and remove foil care- oftait with raspberries. Heat applejelly; drizzle over fruit. Refrigerate until serving W httisClm)lateKJwifnjitM ou8se^rt fiiUy from cake. Roll up jeliy-roll fashion in the towel, starting from short side; Cokey Smith, 22, of Ann Arbor, Mich., finished first in the “When it comes down to the 633-5203 time. Makes 1 (IG-inch) tart, h servings. women’s 10-meter platform competition with a score of 356.49. crunch. I’m sure it will be Pam and Delicate, rich and elegantly smooth, this White Chocolate Kiwiftuit Mousse rests cool. Unroll cake when cooM and spread with apple filling and re-roll. Dust with I In the doubles,” Evert added. “I Store Hours: Thursday 10-9, Friday 10-6, Saturday 9:30-5:30 on a rich shortbread crust, making it a heavenly suttuner dessert. additional powdered sugar and cocoa mixture, if desired. Garnish with chocolate hope we can hold up our end of it.” dipped-apple slices to serve, if desired. Connors, Arias gain third round Navratilova and Shriver are the We will be closed on Wednesday for preparation. f r e s h f n jI tK p m w f f 3/4 cup flour top-ranked doubles partnership in 3/4 cup powdered sugar WASHINGTON — Third-seeded Jim m y Connors routed Kelly If you like Strawberries Romanoff, youll love this fresh, bright fruit combination the world, followed by the Soviet with the creamy fluff of Rottuuioff sauce. 1/2 cup butter , Jones 6-3, 6-4 and No. 7 seed Jimmy Arias eliminated Michael team of Larissa Savchenko and 1 cup whipping cream Kures 7-5, 6-2 to move into the third round of the $232,000 D C Svetlana Parkhomenko. 1 cup whipping cream 1 package (8 oz.) white chocolate or vanilla chips Tennis Classic. 1/2 cup powdered sugar 3 New Zeahmd kiwiflruit Todd Witsken, seeded 12th, routed Ken Flach in straight sets Also advancing to today’s second 1 teaspoon vanilla 1/2 cup water while Bill Scanlon continued a string of early upsets by ousting round were France, which will play 1 cup sour cream the U.S. today; England, eighth- 1 en^ ope unflavored gelatin llth-seeded Jaime Yzaga in first round play. 2 Graiuty Smith apples 3 eggyolks seeded Italy, No. 4 Bulgaria. 4.' Indonesia, Spain and fifth-seeded , 1/4 cup orange-flavor^ liqueur 1 teaspoon vanilla KlwIfraltSort^ si: Cade draws two-year sentence Australia. 3 New Zealand kiwiflnilt White chocolate bar curb Today’s matches have added 1/4 watermelon, cut into w ^ e s GREEN BAY, Wis. — Both the prosecutor and the victim have ■P. 1/4 fresh pineapple, rind removed and sliced In fbod processor, combine flour, I /2 cup powdered sugar and butter. Process just Smooth, rich and piquant with the zest of orange, this tart-sweet New Zealand significance for all nations because Kiwifruit Sorbet bursts with flavor. decried the two-year prison term that Green Bay Packers quarterfinal berths will give those 2 nectarines, cut into wedges until evenly mixed. Pat into bottom of 8-inch springform pan. Bake at 400°F., 15 defensive back Mossy Cade received for sexual assault. eight countries automatic two- 2 plums, cut into wedges rhinutes or until lightly browned; cool. Whip cream in firod processor using m ^ 6 New Zealand kiwiflruit “What is two years out of a 24-year-old’s life,” said the woman piayer berths in the 1988 Olympic 1 cup orange honqrdew or cantaloupe melon balls blade until very thick, about 1 minute. ’D a t^ r cream to la^e bowl. Place white 1/2 cup fteih orange Juice Cade was accus^ of attacking. ’ ’I have to live with this the rest of Games at Seoul. 1 cup strawberries, stems removed (optional) chocolate chips into food processor bowl; process 15 to 20 seconds or until finely 1/3 cup sugar chopped. Peel and slice 2 kiwiftuit. Place in small skillet with l/4 cu p water. Boil m y life.” On Tuesday, France beat Austria Sprig flresh mint 1 teaspoon grated orai^e peel In addition to the prison term handed down ’Tuesday by Judge 5 miniiles, turning fruit to cook evenly. In separate saucepan, sprinkle gelatin over 3-0, England downed Chile 3-0, Italy ' /; Beat whipping cream with powdered sugar and vanilla until stiff. Fold in sour remaining 1/4 cup water. Let stand 5 minutes to soften. Heat to dissolve. Pour Feel kiwiftuit and place in food processor bowl with metal blade. Process smooth. Richard Greenwood, Cade was fined $15,000 on the two counts of blanked Belgium 3-0, Bulgaria won second-degree sexual assault. cream; lefiigerate until serving time. Cote apples and cut into wedges. Drizzle kiwiftuit and water into ftxxl processor; blend until chips are melted. Stir in egg Stir in orange juice, sugar and oren« peel. Bout into 8-inch metal pan. Cover with both singles to beat Greece 2-1, apples with orange-flavored liqueur; set aside. Peel kiwifhiit and slice. Prepare Cade, who is 25, will be eligible for parole in six months and will Indonesia defeated Ireland 3-0, yolks, gelatin mixture, remaining 1 /4 cup powdered sugar and vanilla; mix well. foil and place in freezer. Freeze firm. Remove from freezer; let stand 20 to 30 be taken to the Dodge County reception center before being Spain shut out Jamaica 3-0 and remaining fruit, ^m ove apples from orange-flavored liqueur, reserving liqueur. Fold into whipped cream. Spoon into cooM crust and chill several hours or over­ minutes, until slightly softened. Scrape with fork and place in chilled mixing bowl. assigned to a penal institution. Australia blanked Denmark 3-0. Arhuige ^ i t on serving platter; drizzle with reserved liqueur. Serve with chilled night until firai. Run knifis around edge of pan and release mousse from pan. Beat with mixer until smooth consistency and return to freezer. Scoop to serve. Prosecutor Royce Flnne called the sentence “woefully Shriver also is looking forward to cream. Garnish,with mint. M ^ s 6 to 8 servings. Garnish with remaining kiwiftuit and white chocolate cutis. Makes 16 servings. Makes 6 servings. v inadequate.” her partnership with Evert, al­ ^ Coming Early this Fall — “With that sentence, he’ll probably be sent to some cam p,” though Riessen remained uncom­ Finne said. "He won’t do any hard time. mitted on the assignment of the Our New Store in Somerset Square, Glastonbury!!! doubles team. -li----MANCHESTER HERALD. Wednegday. July 29^ laiw

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F o r microwave 3 eggs "’■fflorine until mixture 1/3 cup sugar this time. I have accumulated 20 or send the required refund form and the Universal ; such luxury? Marge Churchill lined with paper baking cups, fill muffin pans with a steam vent, line 2/3 cup vegetable oil I a i p out this file and keep it with similar cash-off each cup */i full. Microwave on high 1 teaspoon baking powder bowl stir together cartons full of proofs of purchase, Product Code symbols as indicated above, along I You Dol If you each cup with a single paper. 2/3 cup brown siigar I coupons - - beverage refund offers with beverage for 2 minutes, rotating pan if ‘A teaspoon soda nSS'i nilxture Into flour mixtureiust all neatly filed and labeled. Now I with two clippings from your retailer’s newspaper ■ u»e your mlcro- In a medium mixing bowl, 1 teaspoon light molasses I coui»ns. for example. Start collecting the needed necessary. Note: This batter will ‘A teaspoon salt f j^ my time taken up with other ad showing Nice’n Soft Bathroom and/or Facial ; wave to bake combine flour, sugar, baking 1 can (12 to 16 ounces) whole proofs of imrchase while looking for theifequlred keep 6 weeks in the refrigerator and 1 cup crunchy granola type cereal things, and they are no longer of Tissue products for $1 in coupons and a $1 refund ; your muffln, it powder and salt. Blend together oil, kernel com, grained sJrin k ia *be blueberries'. any value to me. forms at the supermarket, in newspapers and Expires Aug. 31,1987. can be used as needed, or all ■A cup seedless raisins i il**!! '■®®6y M o re you’ve even egg and 1 cup strawberries and Vi cup finely chopped pecans fa m -iS in ^ ' ‘“blespoon of the sugar. Dot magazine and when trading with friends. Offers ness of heat. If you are using muffins may be baked and frozen. 2 eggs, beaten I thought my proof-of-purchase R EN UZIT 91.U Rebate Offer. Send the required Bad time to pour your first cup of juice. Stir into dry ingredients, just Combine flours, com meal, bak­ woS ‘““•barrles: sprinkle with remaining collection must have some value to *1?^ *** ovailable in all areas of the country. individual custard cups, arrange 1 cup orange juice Allow 10 weeks to receive each refund. refund form and the “cash-register checkout code" - coffee. I Brsakfast muffins until moistened. Reserve remain­ ing soda, baking powder, pie spice ! k SH " ■ 400-dagree oven for 25 to 30 minutes or until them in a circular pattern on the 1 tablespoon grated orange rind another reftinder so I placed a from the back panel of any three 7.5-ounce Renuzit ; A single muffin can be baked in ing strawberries and juice to make and salt in a bowl. Set aside. Beat ah^ca ka Is light golden brown. While shortcake is still slightly Massified advertisement in the Adjustable A ir Fresheners carton sleeves. Expires floor of the microwave. Remove 2 cups all-purpose flour 1/3 cup salad oil o lt o require refund tanns: ; ui® microwave in just 45 seconds to strawberry butter (recipe to eggs, oil, brown sugar and mo­ local paper with the words "make Sept. 30, 1987. muffins to cooling rack imme­ ■/4 cup sugar ‘A cup orange marmalade warm, cut Into 6 wedges. Serve warm topped with whlooed FREE/DELICARE Hosiery Bag Offer. i one minute. If the batter you use is follow). diately after the end of the cooking 1 tablespoon baking powder Sift flour, sugar, baking powder, lasses until smooth; stir in drained cream. Sprinkle with additional fresh blueberries. If d e s ? ^ an offer.” I received several calls H W iV e one free hosiery bag — a 12-by-24 white W INDEX 91.50 Rebate Offer. Send the required , the make ahead refrigerator var- Fill each compartment of muffin time so that the steam does not '/i teaspoon ground ginger soda and salt into a mixing bowl. corn. Add dry ingredients, stirring Mskss 6 ssfvlngs. but all the callers wanted to know “ plastic zipper. Send the refund form and the net-weight statements from two . lety, having a freshly baked muffin baker one-half full of batter; for 6 to only until batter is moistened. how much 1 wanted for the make the bottom of the muffins ‘A teaspoon salt Stir in cereal and raisins. Combine Nutrition analysis per serving; 384 cal.. 7 g pro.. 45 g carbo £0 i ^ u i ^ refund form and a total of three proofs of »-ounce bottles of Windex Glass Cleaner front I is no trouble at all. 7 muffins, microwave on high for Line a microwave cupcake dish TOllection. and I was at a loss to give labels, along with a dated cash-register receipt become soggy. 1 egg, well beaten eggs, orange rind and salad oil. Add 2*A to 3 minutes. Rotate or rear­ g fat. 58 mg chol.. 331 mg sodium. U.S. R D A : 17 percent vlt A 20 «•*«) Cling Free ; Microwave muffins In either the ‘/4 cup salad oil liquids all at once to dry ingre­ or each of 6 custard cups with two them a price. Expires Sept. 30. 1987. Leftover muffins can be quickly range muffins after approximately Twl “ ""WnaMon, mix or match). . mIcrowave-safe muffin maker or ‘A cup milk dients. Stir just until all ingredients paper liners. Fill each cup Vi full. percent thiamine. 15 percent riboflavin. 12 percent niacin 12 In there a “ set” price I can ask for Tje Cling FrM proof of purchase is the package reheated in the microwave. Wrap half of the cooking time. Repeat for Here’s a refund form to write for: ; Six ounce custard cups. Muffin V i cup dark molasses are moistened. Sprinkle top of muffins with finely percent calcium. 11 percent Iron. 10 percent phosphorus. years’ worth of work? Univerwl P r ^ c t Code symbol; the Dellcare prrof muffins in a paper towel or cloth remaining muffins. Yields 14 Rehind and a SO-cent coupon; S U N K IS T Vitamin ■ inakers are available in various napkin to hold in heat and moisture Garnish; cinnamon and sugar Fill paper-lined microwave muf­ chopped pecans. Arrange custard I.M. ® CMl^resJater receipt with the muffins. C Refund Offer, P.O. Box 2038A, Ridgely, M D 21881 shapes. We prefer the wreath- and microwave on high power for 12 mixture or chopped nuts as desired fin cups 'A full of batter. Microwave cups (if used) in a circular pattern SOUTH JERSEY. N.J. circled and the word “Dellcare" Strawberry butter Send a self-addressed stamped envelope. This offer t shaped muffin maker that has to 15 seconds. Do not overheat, or Sift together flour, sugar, baking 6 muffins at a time on high for 2‘A to on the floor of the microwave. cTnt M the purchase price entry. Expires • space for six or seven muffins. Microwave 6 muffins on high power D E A R I.M .: I have been asked to expires Oct. 31,1987, but requests for the form roust the result wilt be a very hard and powder, ginger, and salt in a mixing 3*A minutes. Repeat with additional Combine >A cup softened marga­ Sept. 30,1907, or while supplies last ■ ^*"® muffin makers have holes for 2*A to 3 minutes, or until tops J'®***® collections of box tops and be pMtmarked before Sept. 15,1987. While waiting dry muffin. bowl. Combine the egg, salad oil, batter. Spread orange marmalade rine and remaining strawberries Microwave peppers & onion refund for the form, save the Universal Product Code from ; in the bottom of the compartments milk, and molasses. Add all at once on muffins as a glaze. Serve warm. and juice from strawberry muffins spring back when lightly touched. labels and other proofs of purchase, form and the Universal Product Codes (bar codes) Many muffin batt'ers, especially the outer carton of any one package of 250-milligram ; for steam to escape. F o r these, we those leavened with baking soda, to dry ingredients. Stir Just to mix. Yields 15 to 18 muffins. (approximately 'A cup) in a blender Rotate or rearrange muffins in Ik of a medium green and found it to be more trouble than and tear strips from any three Glad producU. . use a single paper baking liner. For microwave after approximately 1 small onion, sHead and it was worth. First, you have to sort Expires Aug. 31.1087. Chewable, 500-milllgram Chewable, or 500- will keep in the refrigerator for 6 to Fill paper-lined microwave muf­ or food processor. Process until pepper, cut Into strips milligram Easy Swallow Vitamin C package, along . muffin makers that are solid and 8 weeks. So, you can mix ahead and fin ring about 'A full of batter. Strawberry muffin* - well-blended. Refrigerate. Yields half of the baking time. Remove separated Into rings out the old proofs of purchase that N ICE'N SO FT $2 Savings Offer. Receive up to $1 ^ the six ounce custard cups, using muffins immediately to wire rack Ik of a medium sweat rad with the register receipt with the purchase price bake as many or as few muffins at Sprinkle topping on each muffin, if W i cup flour V4 cup. Use as a spread on 1 tebtespoon nwrgarina or were never asked for, but that most J ^ r ^ p o n s and a t l refund. Send the reauired refund two paper liners In each cup gives of cool to prevent the bottom of the circiMi. 9 one time as you desire. The desired. Microwave for 3 to 5 1/3 cup sugar strawberry muffins. pappar,eul Into strips butter refunders collect anyway on the ’ best results. The build up of muffins from being soggy. Repeat Everlasting Apple Muffins which minutes at full power. Redistribute 2 teaspoons baking powder Spiced com muffin* chance that the manufacturer with remaining batter. Yield ap­ Ik teaspoon ground cumin I moisture tends to make the bottom are included in today’s column are or rotate muffins after aWroxi- *A teasnnon salt might ask for them. Next, you have I anyone husband unemployed and our groc­ shopping day at a huge warehouse- 2/3 cup all-purpose flour Interested, “ Just come and look. 1 of the muffin soggy If only one of that variety. You may also want proximately 18 to 24 muffins. to sort out the proofs that were ery shopping kept to a minimum, I type supermarket that still doubles paper liner is used. In a microwave-safe 1-quart casserole combine pepper strips asked for at one time, but ore no w ll take any reasonable offer ’’ still saved over 9280. In 1985, when to use a favorite bran muffin recipe And then, take it. coupons. M y average coupon sav­ Conventional muffin recipes onion, margarine and cumin. Cook, covered, on 100 percent he was back at work and I shopped which is of the same type. If you are longer required, such as the part of ings on each trip is about 930.1 often work well in the microwave oven p o ^ r (high) 3 to 5 minutes or until vegetables are crisp-tender more, m y savings rose to 9884.71. baking individual muffins, use the cheese package with the word take a friend shopping with me, and •rae amounts of the Ingredients is I MARTIN: When I read a Last year, 1986. he was again out of these guidelines for the necessary ** Makes 3 servings! Natural,” which is now “ loo we share expenses. me same for both baking methods. Percent Natural.” letter in your column from a man in work for nearly eight months, but timing; Redeem the *2.00 Coupon Nutrition Information per serving; 52 cal.. 1 g pro . 4 g carbo 4 Sure it takes time to clip, sort and A package of muffin mix can also be The current proofs of purchase (gurnet aty. HI., complaining we still used coupons to save 1 muffin, high power. 20 to 40 g fat. 47 mg sodium. U.S. RDA; 94 percent vlt C file coupons, and then to find them prepared according to conventional fram Waldbaum’8 Food Mart that are left probably make up a about coupons. I thought it was a 9592.30. And this was just shopping seconds; 2 muffins,high power, again when I make up m y shopping WITH THIS c o u e " " a n " a P z MO ^ ' joke. It was hard to believe that he for two people. directions. ’The difference is in the to 1 minute; 2 muffins, high power, at Your Naaraat AAP. \ small fraction of your present list. But when the cashier hands me flnishing touches.” Microwave ADDITIONAL ‘7.50 PURCHASE saved only 922.03 after a whole year Until last summer, all the super­ 1 to 2Vt minutes; 4 muffins, high collection, but it is still difficult to of using coupons. a long register tape that is half baked muffins need something to set a value on them, unless there markets in this area doubled power, 1 to 2>A minutes; 6 muffins, This Coupon is redeemabie for BUY ONE I have used coupons for a long again as long because of credits for enhance their appearance because are current offers for which these coupons. ’Then it all stopped. So now high power, 2>A to 4>A minutes > 2 0 0 * .° ° GET ONE m y coupons, 1 say “ hooray for of a lack of browning. This can Qpp g Purchase of 20 or more Sweet-sour plum salad box tops and labels can be used. time, but only have records for the 1 save the bulk of m y shopping for a Note: When baking four or more past three years. In 1984. with m y coupons! ’’ A U C E P E P E R easily be accomplished by using a Hood Ice Cream once-a-month 60-mile round-trip muffins at a time, it may be (The Same Coupon Restrictions will Apply) % cup salad oN POR’TERS CORNERS, N Y topping. ANY VARIETY-HALF PALLON 6 ounces fresh pea pods or advisable to give them a quarter- % cup vinegar The type of topping selected will turn after half of the baking time. Limit On* Coupon P*r F*mlla. one 6-ounce package froien t t : Vzlid Sun July 36lh thru Sat. Aue lit.. 1M7. ■ 1 1 tebtespoon soy sauce depend upon the flavor or variety of pea pods Notea & Nibbles muffin being prepared. For exam­ withtS scouponK"" p56oi" “® I 1 tebtespoon dry sherry 12 fresh plums, pllted and ple, bacon bits may be sprinkled on Everiasting apple muffins ADDITIONAL *7.50 PURCHASE 1 teaspoon sugar sliced com muffins to give an attractive 1 cup butter Ik cup broken walnuts Savor aumtner apadalHea appearance, and to enhance the 2 cups sugar flavor. Sweeter muffins may be 2 eggs Empress Chunk Light Itina Bok choy leaves (optional) topped with finely chopped nuts, 2 cups chopped nuts T h e j^ p le at Reynolds Aluminum have put together 6 Vi-O Z . C A N IN W ATER a booklet of new recipes for summer barbecuing that crushed granola, a cinnamon and 3 teaspoons cinnamon For droMlng. in a screw-top Jar combine oil. vinegar, soy . . . . - Coupon Par Famity includes things like Mexican fajitas, potatoes with dill sugar mixture, or toasted coconut. 2 teaspoons baking soda Stop...look for YaUd Sun July 28th Itwu Sal. Aug l*|,. |987 sherry and sugar. Cover and shake well. Chill. and hot ham and cheese pockets. F o r your own copy Use high power to bake muffins, I teaspoon allspice Remove strings and tips from fresh pea pods. Or. run cold rotating the dish once or twice ‘/4 teaspoon salt our new sign "wnffmlSSpoNV"" " " " " 4 ^ t e to The Reynolds Wrap Kitches. “Savor the ADDITIONAL‘7.50 PURCHASE I | water over frozen pea pods to thaw slightly. In a large bowl Summer.” P.O Box C-32003, Dept. FE-70, Richmond. during baking to ensure the even- 4 cups flour DOUBLE COUPONS of savings! Va. 23261-2003. SEE STORE FOR DETAILS. combine pea pods, plums and walnuts. BUYONE B B e e i l l ! Shake dressing well. Add to plum mixture and toss to coat. If W^ile you’re waiting for your copy to arrive, here’s a OETONE FR EE!!! ■ recipe to try: Introducing A&P's new sign for savings. choy-llned bowl. Makes 6 to 8 servings Whafs watt In microwaves THE BUTCHER SHOP Warehouse Price Specials. Ybu’ll want to Viva Ju m b o To w e ls ■ Nutrition analysis per serving; 237 cal.. 4 g pro.. 23 g carbo. 16 By Nancy Byal stop for them because they mean even T W O P L V -S O C O U N T | features. BEEF'rtOUND-BONELESS Botttr HomM and Gardens bigger savings than our regular low prices. ^ O * * ® Coupon Par Family I ribofialln ^ 26 percent vlt. C. 10 percent I Yi InI Sun. July 26«t. thru *a|. Aug 1*1 .1997 | Sxechwan shrimp and chicken kabob* a May cook unevenly. Bottom Round Roasts Hundreds of items throughout the store. MARINADE: A&P’s new Warehouse Price Specials signs. WITH THIS c o u p o n " " 1 Good things come in smaii Advantages of full-size ovens: ADDITIONAL '7.S0 PURCHASE 2 tablespoons rice wine vinegar packages, we say. but sometimes Look for* them and you’ll be looking at lower a Large cavity lets most dishes prices. 2 Ubiespoons vegetable oil bigger is better. When it comes to fit. 2 tablespoons soy sauce microwave ovens, base your choice a Size handles large food 100S PURE CHUCK LESSER QUANTITIES 68’ LB. Peach glace pie 1 tablespoon chill paste with garlic of full-size or compact oven on your quantities. 1 teaspoon sesame oil needs, using this list as a guide. a Many extra features available. F re s h F re s h White Paper Plates * P*Q a-INCH-lOO COUNT Ik cup sugar 'k teaspoon vanilla 1 teaspoon minced fresh garlic Ground Chuck Chicken Legs Advantages of compact ovens; pisadvantages of full-size ovens: C I d » LMUt Orta Coupon R*r FamMy 2 tabtespoons cornstarch ^ ^ ^ ^ ^ IhfuSat Aug. til., 1987 I 4 cups sliced peeled KABOBS: • Widely available. a More counter space required. y-ib r>g 4 5 8 Ik teaspoon finely shredded o> M c»» I <^1 peaches Vi pound jumbo raw shrimp, shells renMved, tails on a Low prices. a Price is higher. ■ lb Grill lb Grill ' orange peel - 5 8 ^ 1 baked 9-Inch pie shell Vi pound boneless chicken breast halves, in V4-lnch • Let’s you ’’try out’’ a GROCERY cubes microwave. In general, bigger families need GROCERY Ik teaspoon ground nutmeg Whipped cream or whipped BEEF ROUND* WHOLE 19 TO 33-LBS FULLY COOKED-WA'i ER ADDED-HALVES 11k cups peach nectar 1 red or green sweet pepper, cut in Vt-Inch squares a Uses little counter space. the targe cavity and high wattage of dessert lopping (optional) to Order 4 4 9 Colonial Semi ^ SOLID WHITE-IN WATER a l l FLAVORS 1 8-ounce can whole water chestnuts a Lightweight and easy to move. a full-size oven. Fo r a family of . 5 9 2 green onions, in M nch lengths four, we suggest a cavity that holds 1 Boneless Hams i>, I E m p re s s Ocean Spray In a small saucepan combine sugar, cornstarch, orange peel Disadvantages of compact ov­ BEEF LOIN-BONE IN-HALVES 2 59 LB a 12-by 7>A-by 2-inch dish and has I FRESH GENUINE AMERICAN WHOLE Tliina J u ic e s OTd nutmeg. Stir in peach nectar. Cook and stir over medium Combine marinade ingredients in a medium bowl. ens: 625 or more watts. T ry to get the Shells .r ;:. 3 9 * Oven Ready ^ 9 9 Mix well. Add shrimp and chicken and toss to coat a Most have tow-wattage output; heat until mixture is thickened and bubbly; cook and stir 2 most watts for the size of oven your t evenly. Cover with plastic wrap and refrigerate at many foods take longer to cook. kitchen and budget allow. If you’ll 2 Leg-O-Lamb ib m nutes more. Remove from heat; add vanilla. Cool 5 to 10 BEEF LOIN-BONE IN-FLANKLESS 4 39 LB 8 9 1 least an hour, sitrring occasionally. Remove shrimp a Small cavity doesn’t accom­ cook (not just reheat or defrost), I 100 PURE ROUND-ANV SIZE PACKAGE-FRESH minutes. Meanwhile, arrange fruit in cooled pastry shell Pour Shell Strip Steaks "r. ,»3 .9 9 Ground Round S,°" «2.29 and chicken from marinade, but reserve the liquid. modate large dishes. make sure the oven has a 50 percent BEEF ROUND n ^ a r mixture evenly over fruit. Chill for 2 hours. Dollop with I FRESH PORK OCEAN SPRAY-COCKTAIL On each of four 12- to 16-inch skewers, alternate a Not likely to have special (medium) power level. Boneless Rump Roasts 1.79 I Spare Ribs ?Z"°" 1 .9 9 PLUS OEP MOLSON GOLDEN 24 13-OZ. CANS 11.49 Cranberry Juice whipped cream. If desired. Makes 8 servings. shrimp, chicken, pepper squares, water chestnuts and (BEEF ROUND-BONELESS-STEAKS l 99 LB (CENTER CUT FRESH GENUINE AMERICAN Heineken Beer 2 4 ’.'.r. 1 4 .9 9 OCEAN SPRAY green onions. Brush with marinade. Place kabobs on Bottom Round Swiss Roasts 1 .7 9 Shoulder Blade Lamb Chops « 2 . 8 9 I REGULAR OR UNSALTED Grapefruit Juice Nutrition information per8orving;241 cal..2g pro..39gcarbo Krispy Crackers "89' 9 g fat, 71 mg sodium. grill over medium-hot coals. Grill 8 to 10 minutes, BEEF ROUND-BONELESS-STEAKS 2 S9 LB FRESH GENUINE AMERICAN . CMPSIES CRASS NOPFCRS OATMEAL. WNIUA 0« FUOCE turning and basting occasionally with reserved Summer-proof your picnic Eye Round Roasts ,,,2.29 RibLambChops ()■" 4 . 8 9 Sandwich Creme Cookies ’ 1 .2 9 marinade. Wrap cooked kabobs in heavy duty FUUYCOOKEO-BfiE*D£OCHlCKENCU’ L£^S'4-C2 P?G ) '9 I SMOKED SAUSAGE OR 1 NEW FROM NABISCO! | REGULAR OR LOW SALT Perdue Done It LT,"". p",'2 .6 9 ^ Hillshire Polska Kielbasa® 2 .4 9 Keebler Club Crackers 1.19 aluminum foil to keep warm after grilling. Serves four. By Nancy Byal home rather than at the picnic spot; THICK SLICED34-02 PKG 3 99-HYGRAOE ASSORTED VARIETIES-SLICEO Grape Newtons 'oVI.79 HOT DOG. HAMBURG OR SWEET Note: Omit the chili paste with garlic for a milder Batter Homes and Gardens the acid in commercial mayonnaise West Virginia Sliced Bacon 2 . 4 9 A&P Luncheon Meats 2 ',.,7 9 9 ' VARIETY PACK Vlasic Relish 2 « *1 flavor. A*P t-LB PKG 2 19 Newtons ’r i . 9 9 helps prevent spoilage. , SlICED-BEEF 12-OZ PKG 1 79 HONEY MAID THICK RICH Kids’ homemade soda pop When the sun shines and the Ann Page Sliced BaconS 1.99 , Oscar Mayer Meat Bologna png 1 .6 9 Raisin Grahams ,;i.5 9 Heinz Ketchup ."1.19 Cool home-cooked food at room BEEF-1-LB. PKG 1 69 temperature climbs, American I OLD NEIGHBORHOOO-9 INCH CRACKERS PERC. AUTO OR DARK temperature just until the food A&P Meat Franks 1.59 •-ounce can frozen lemo­ families pack a basket and head Super Franks i.'S 1 .9 9 Ritz Bits o‘,1 .2 9 Brim Coffee jJ2 .9 9 Carbonated water stops steaming. Then refrigerate it COOKIES TINY LITTLE TEA LEAVES nade concentrate, or orange, outdoors to eat. HEALTH & BEAUTY AIDS & Oreo Big Stuf ,;;2 .i9 Fabulous finales and let it chill thoroughly. GENERAL MERCHANDISE Tetley Tea Bags '“ 1.79 apple, grape or pineapple Unfortunately, summer weather TH E DELI Have you got a simply spectacular dessert which AP photo increases the possibility of food liHce concentrate, thawed WITH THIS COUPON i »«• ■ WATER ADDED-SHANKLESS uses marshmallow fluff as one of its ingredients? You contamination. Here are some tips PACKING - Pack well-chilled ' « AN ADDITIONAL >7.50 PURCHASE | ntCULAR [lECTHA ORADr may submit it to the Kraft Mashmallow Creme Easy Garlic perfume to help prevent contamination of perishable foods in an insulated G la ze d 0 9 9 B&M Master Blend In a n ^ iu m mixing bowl stir together fruit juice concentrate ^ c r e t Ingredient contest, in one.of three categories- your picnic foods; cooler with Ice. Use block Ice *1®® O FF!!!! I Any Chaise Lounge i Baked Ham ib ^ Baked Beans and 3 juice cans filled with carbonated water. (If using lemonade frwen desserts, desserts which are baked or QHroy, Calif., demonstrates her new perfume because it lasts longer than ice FIRST PRIZE C o ffe e P R E P A R A ’TIO N — Choose foods concentrate. Increase carbonated water to 4 cans.) Gently stir refrigerated, and sweet et ceteras. which includes during the ninth annual Garlic Festival in Gilroy cubes. Avoid dry ice; it causes 9 or Lawn Chair ■ Large Bologna ,.2 .6 9 that are least likely to spoil, I W ^ Limit One Coupon P«r Family | BAVARIAN beverages, candies, sauces, etc. Fudge recipes freezer bum if it touches the food or ValidihruSel.Aufl. 1*1.198/ | until combined. Using a funnel, pour mixture Into a 4-cup bottle including breads, hard cheese, however, are not eligible. The grand winner ^ l i turn 4ad“ !?ou"J5 “ “ ''“ ’ ' " " " ™ “ you. At the picnic site, place the Swiss Cheese ,.3.69 ® hours. Makes 4 (6-ounce) servings. i-TCelve 95,000, and 91,000 prizes will be given in each of chilled hard-cooked eggs in the cooler in a shady spot to help it stay BALSAM PROTEIN OR FULL BODY FRESHLY MADE German Potato Salad ,. 7 9 ‘ SINGLE PLY-3S0 COUNT ROLL Nutrition analysis per serving; 107 cal., 28 g carbo., 1 mg the three categories. F o r a complete set of contest shell, canned meats, baked beans, cool. S kip p y sodium. U.S. RDA; 27 percent vlt. C. ® packaged luncheon meats and Put tightly wrapped and well- Cottonelle rules, send your name and address to Marshmallow or Conditioner ' ^ 3 SERVICE SEAFOOD DEPT fresh fruits and vegetables. chilled fried chicken, baked ham Bath Tissue Dog Food &eme Recipe Contest. P.O. Box 11192, Chicago. II., M c n i l S REGULAR. UNSCENTEO OR POWDER 499 Keep all work surfaces, utensils and raw meats for grilling in the FRESH CUT-C UT FROM COO SCROO FILLET 2.69 LB OR I LIQUID LAUNDRY ALL VARIETteS and your hands immaculate during bottom of the cooler. Pack your Ban 0 8 9 Fresh Flounder Fillet ,.3.99 Dynamo Detergent Purina 100 Cat Food 4i*1 Here is a scrumptious, yet easy recipe, which may FRESH CUT-SLICED 3.99 LB get you started; ^ food preparation so harmful bacte­ cooler so that food to be eaten first R oll-O n ^ LAUNDRY MXED REAS 170Z.. CKAM STYLE OR Fab Detergent A&P Whole Kernel Corn3 'S'’ *1 ria won’t be transferred to the 10-W-3010-W-40 8«nior dtlzBfw is on top. This way you avoid FRESH SOUTHERN CALICO SCALLOPS 4.99 LB OR LAUNDRY THE ORK2WAL Sizzling summer chili WedneMay: Boneless pork loin with picnic foods. Stir bottled mayon­ unpacking and repacking the food Sunoco Steamer Clams ,.1.39 The following meals will be served at gravy, whipped potatoes, zucchini, salad Era Detergent Thomas’ English Muffins J 99* naise into salads and sandwiches at outdoors. FROZEN-MEOiUM LAROE-36 TO 40^T. SIZE ____ LIOUIO LAUNDRY CHOCOLATE Mocha ahnond torte Mayfair Gardens and Westhill Gardens the desKrt. Uverw urst sandwich, peaches, M otor O il bohS* Fancy Shrimp ’ 'oT ,. 6.99 1 pound boneless pork, cut V« cup raisins milk. Solo Detergent Hershey’s Syrup Z76* V4 cup cocoa week of Aug. 3 through 7 to Manchester Into Ik-tnch cubes residents who are 60 or older: ' FROZEN TH E FARM 2 fresh anahelm or 3 fresh 2 tablespoons water Thursday: Pot roast with gravy, baked 1 small onion, chopped (V« Monday: Apple juice, meatloaf, onion potato, cauliflower, salad, dessert. ’Turkey SUMMER Serrano chIH peppers, seeded I tablespoon Instant coffee grannies CALIF OMNIA JUICY SWfjT cup) salad sandwich, fruit cocktail, milk. and finely choppMl 1 teaspoon almond extract gravy, herbed noodles, vegetable medley, 1 Move garlic, minced wheat bread, fresh fruit. ^ Friday: Baked white flsh with newburg S e a lte s t J u m b o V* teaspoon salt 1 7-onnce ja r marshmallow creme Tnesday: Orange juice, turkey a la king, tauce, boiled potato, spinach, salad, dessert. FESTIVAL 2 tebtespoons cooking oil 1 cup whipping cream, whipped S h e rb e t P e a c h e s Ik teaspoon ground cumin noomes, Scandinavian mixed vegetables Egg salad sandwich, fruit and gelatin, milk. 2 fresh ears of com 1 angel food cake (bought or home-baked) 9 9 y* teaspoon ground H'® bread, cherry tart with topping. OF VALUES 18*ounco can tomato sauce coriander gji 6 9 1 Ik cup water Combine cocoa, water, coffee and extract. Mix well. II ^®*®*8ny* Beef barley soup, sausage ManchBBtBr hospital 1 1 small zucchln^ halved Gradually add cocoa mixture to marshmallow creme, ilnta in Italian sauce, spaghetti, spinach and SELECT CAUFORNIA-REO Oft BLACK CAUBOfMA SUKMOfI Oft WO It^ a n dressing. Italian bread, fruit festival The following meals will be served to Citrus Hill ^ 4 9 Ju m b o lengthwise and sliced ***111!? medium speed on an electric mixer until senior citizens at Manchester Memorial Final Sale Soodloss well-blended. Fold in whipping cream. Split cake into Thursday: Cranapple juice, fish, mashed Hospital cafeteria, between 4:30 and 6:30 Moizarella 2 o ^ 7 9 ^ O ra n g e Ju ic e « I Plum s Grapes potatMs, tomatoes with peppers and okra, FLAVORED two layers. Spread one of the layers with one cup of the p.m. daily. On Our Summer ALL VARIETIES RED RME-5UOAR 6WCET-LAROE SIZE REORPC-UUnt tUCERS In a 10-inch skillet cook pork, onion and garlic in hot oil until mocha mixture. Top with the second layer. wheat bread, pudding swirl. Hood Cottage Cheese Z1.09 Jell-0 Fruit N Cream Bars 'J2.99 Whole Watermelon ...4 .9 9 Deluxe Tomatoes F^riday: Mixed vegetable Juice, roast beef Sunday: Pot roast with gravy, chicken pot Merchandise FUWrOflEO BLUEBERRY OR CORN pork is brown. Use a sharp knife to cut corn from cob. Add corn, » ****5** remaining mocha cream, rhiii pie, stuffed shells. WASHMQTON STATE-JUICV SWEET LONG OREEN BALAO BUCERS for 1 to 2 hours before serving. Serves eight. au jus, parslied potatoes, broccoli au gratin, NuForm Cottage Cheese Z 1.09 Howard Johnson Toastees 'a? 69® Golden /Vpricots ■>. 1.59 Fresh Cucumbers tomato sauce, water, raisins, peppers, salt, cumin and coriander SMAU CURO OR LOW CALORIE dinner roll, peach crisp. hfenday: Veal Parmesan, fishwich, tuna stop in and preview EXTRA CHECBE-PEPPCRIOOE FARM FILLEOWrrH FRESH FRUn-NONEVOEW OR W UtMFW f) MBiTBNOPt to pork mixture. Bring to boiling; reduce heat. Cover simmer for noodle casserole, hot dog on a bun. our fall collection. Breakstone (Cottage Cheese «'1 0 9 Croissant Pastry Pizza «" 2 .4 9 Cantaloupe Halves » 79* Pickling Cukes 30 minutes. Add zucchini; coverand cook about 10 minutes more Tuesday: Baked ham, Reuben sandwich, BREAKSTONES ^VRRCTlES-SPEClAlAOOmON _ tNETER*B OCUOHT-MXEO VIMBCTKS .Sour Cream "1.09 Green Giant Vegetables *11.19 Cut Melon Trays ^ 89* or until pork Is tender. Makes 4 servings. -Meal* on WIWBli pot roast with gravy, chicken cordon bleu Come in and save... Asparagus Life’s a bowl of cherries with sauce. Nutrition analysis per serving; 311 cal., 21 g pro.. 24 g carbo., Versatile maraschino cherries are good for much following meals are to be served to Wednesday: Beef turnover with gravy, 16 g tat, 56 mg chol., 780 m g sodium . U.S. RDA; 43 percent vlt. a ! Meals on Wheels clients the week of Aug. 3 veal cacciatore, hamburger on a bun, fish 30 percent vlt. C, 49 percent thiamine, 15 percent riboflavin, 27 ®'*'*'8‘*®''®™***- "A w ard Winning through 7. The hot noon meal is listed first, and chips. 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Rex Smith, Vivian Reed, Terry Trees. 1980. Rated PG. Tom Selleck (I.) 1 2 : 0 0 A M ® WKRP in Cincinnati n^M C] MOVIE: Th e Old Man and the ® Tw o Years to Financial Freedom '” Sr plays private eye, Sea' An aging Cuban fisherman's skill ® Cannon and courage are tested when he hooks a Thomas Mag­ !, V eterinarian huge marlin in this adaptation of Ernest num and Larry 3D Star Trek Hemingway's novella. Spencer Tracy, Nanetti plays 39Talesof the Unexpected An attorney Felipe Pazos, Harry Beilaver. 1968. his friend Rick, on pjans to murder his associate. 5:30PM [MAX] MOVIE: -Labyrinth- CBS's "Mag­ MOVIE: 'Run Silent Run Deep' The (CC) A young girl faces incredible obsta­ num, P.I.," airing story of submarine warfare off the Ja­ cles in her attempt to rescue her baby panese coast. Clark Gable, Burt Lancas­ HAQANTHtHORmSLE byOlkBrawM brother from goblins. Jennifer Connelly, WEDMESDAY, ter, Jack Warden. 1958. David Bowie. George Lucas. 1986. JULY 29. (2D Consumer Discount Network Rated PG. (In Stereo) d D Alfred Hitchcock Presents rrfe THE SAME OLP TMIMo - 6:00PM (2D ® (S ) ® (SO News CHECK IISTINGS 3D Ask Dr. Ruth (CC). (R) fOe EXACT TIME FURI2Y UP ANP Vi/AIT / (S ) Thraa'a Company d D Gene Scott ® Matt Houston [CNN] Newsnight ^1) Gimme a Break Nell drops out of col­ [ESPN] SportsLook t h e QRIZZW ELLS- by Bill Schorr lege to become the manager of a rock ‘n’ roll group. Guest: Gary collins. Part 1 of 1 2 ; 0 5 A M C3D Hot Shots Amanda and 2 . Jason examine a politican's relationship «RRy.IONT \ ^ L L O W E P \ % with a sexy actress. Series returns. (70 J 0 9 Greatest American Hero min.) (R) (29) Angie foundly affected by the death of a mu- (22) St. Elsewhere (CC) The staff at St. 1 2 : 3 0 A M ® Archie Bunker's Place I WAVE TO WE 'V*. (21) Doctor Who fuel friend. Judy Davis. Bryan Browne. Eliglus attempts to save Fiscus' life after 1981. ® Ask Dr. Ruth (R) 6UKTWER\H^ (2D Charlie's Angels he's shot by the wife of a patient. (60 MpVIE; The Savege Bees' A swarm min.) (R) 3D PTL Club C O SM E TIC @D Quincy of African killer bees causes terror In (2D Russia: Off the Record Filmed with­ (22) @D Late Night With David Letterman 5UR6ER/.. Reporter 41 New Orleans during Mardi Gras. Ben out official government sanction, this (In Stereo) ( ^ MacNeil / Lehrer Newshour Johnson, Michael Parks. Horst Buch- documentary provides a perspective on holz. 1976. d D Alfred Hitchcock Presents (DD Fame (60 min.) Soviet life by contrasting how Ameri­ THE PHANTOM by Lm Falk E Sy Bwry (2D Highway to Heaven (CC) Fear grips a cans perceive Soviet people, before and 3D Dating Game [D IS ] Pusa In Boots The Children’s neighborhood when a halfway house for after their visit to the U.S.S.R. (60 min.) [ESPN] Fishing: Best of Bill Dance Theatre Company and School of Min­ the mentally handicapped opens. (60 neapolis perform their version of this 3 D Noticiero Univision [USA] Edge of Night ' min ) (R) (In Stereo) classic tale. (95 min.) ® Non-Fiction Television (CC). (R) 1 2 : 4 5 A M [M A X ] MOVIE; 'Nightmare (2D National Geographic Special (PJ Man from U.N.C.L.E. [ES PN ] SportsLook (CC). (fl) (In Stereo) on Elm Street Part 2: Freddy's Revenge' AP pholn [USA] Cartoons [CNN] CNN News (CC) The spirit of child murderer Freddy (2D MOVIE: '10 Rillington Place' An in­ Krueger inhabits a teenager's body. 6:30PM ® M*A’S*H nocent man is hanged for murder. Ri­ [H B O ] 1st & Ten (In Stereo) Robert Englund, Mark Patton. 1985 Peter Scolari, an accomplished stage actor, was added chard Attenborough. John Hurl, Judy Rated R. CAPTAIN EASY '■l»y Crooks A Casale ® ® ABC News (CC) Greeson. 1971. 10:15PM ( ^ St. Elsewhere (CC) The to the cast of "Newhart" in 1984, playing preppy dD Benson staff at St Eligius attempts to save Fis 1 2 : 5 5 A M [H B O ] On Location; WHILE DOWN IN THE FOOTHILL^.. d t) Novela: Pobre Senorita Limantour cus' life after he's shot by the wife of e Michael Harris. With the addition, the cast jelled after (2D Laverne & Shirley Women of the Night (CC) A tribute to d t) MOVIE: 'Her Life as a Man' A strug­ patient. (R) female comedians with performances two seasons of juggling supporting characters, and (22) SS) NBC News gling female reporter disguises herself by Ellen DeGeneres, Paula Poundstone, 10:30PM 3D @ in n News S D Nightly Business Report as a man to land a job as a sportswriter. Rita Rudner and Judy Tenuta. Host: Mar­ now is one of of C B S' rrrost successful series. Robyn Douglass. Marc Singer, Robert Odd Couple @D Noticiaro UnivIsion tin Short. (60 min.) (In Stereo) Culp 1984 3D Muy Especial: Jose Jose [CNN] Showbiz Today 1 : 0 0 A M ® Ropers [CNN] PrimeNews ^ v [H B O ] 1st 8t "Ten (In Stereo) ® Nightlife (R) (In Stereo) [E S P N ] Inside the PGA Tour [D IS ] Edison Twins ' [H B O ] MOVIE: 'Miracles' (CC) A Latin 1 1:00PM ® ® (22) @D 3D News dD Joe Franklin Peter Scolari: [ESPN] Truck and Tractor Pull (60 min ) American Indian chief's daughter is CJj d D Late Show (In Stereo) 3D Twilight Zone cured by a surgeon who's been spirited [H B O ] MOVIE: Salvador' (CC) A free 3D Odd Couple BLONOIE by Doan Young b tian Drako away from America by a pair of bum­ lance photographer gets an eye-opening dD Maude bling crooks Tom Conti. Teri Garr, Paul look at the tumultuous political situation 3D Abbott and Costello [CNN] Crossfire A inches, I dD Matt Houston ful woman becomes involved in a bizarre old baby boy gives his father tips on the GOING TO BRUSH (22) Night Court Christine is sexually har- love affair with a mysterious and posses­ stock market. Shirley Jones. Steven K. that I think we took for granted," barely met the qualification. [C N N ] Moneyline rassed by her boss. (R) YOUR TEETH WITH he said. “ We feel like what we sive man. Kim Basinger, Mickey Rourke Stacker, Max Bygraves. 1960. And they said, ‘OK, it’s a [E S P N ] SportsCenter (2D ® In Performance at the White 1986. Rated R. (In Stereo) SHAVING CREAM?" did on that show was based on comedy. It's a comedy speech.’ House (60 min.) (In Stereo) 1 : 5 5 A M [H B O ] MOVIE: Brazil' (CC) A [USA] Airwolf A physician aids the at­ [U S A ] Fridays (R) mild-mannered bureaucrat rebels secrets that he and I shared as But it wasn’t. I got real serious, tempt to steal Airwolf by implanting a dD Novela: Esa Muchacha de Ojos Cafe 11:15PM ( ® Kiner's Korner against the system in a totalitarian so­ friends, things we were going because I owe that to my family, device into Locke's brain to control his [C N N ] Larry King Live ciety. Jonathan Pryce, Kim Greist, Rob­ through at that time in our lives particularly this branch of my actions. (60 min.) [DIS] MOVIE: 'Tex' A vulnerable 15 1 1:30PM ® 3D Nightline (CC). ert DeNiro. 1985. Rated R. (In Stereo) w T ~ 1 Q19S7 King F—Kirx Sywibcatb Inc WoHd nghtt rooorvad 7-Z3 in the television industry — but family (his late father's). 7:30PM ( ® PM Magazine Winners of year-old is caught in an emotional tug- . ( ® Entertainment Tonight The original as people, not as these slick “ We've taken a lot of inspira­ TV-.pdvertising's CLIO Awards; a woman of-war as he tries to grow up without Monkees on tour; a report by Geraldc 2 : 0 0 A M ® MOVIE: Master Touch' A parental guidance. Matt Dillon, Jim Met- Rivera, (in Stereo) famous safe-cracker attempts to rob the professionals — and I'll never tion from my father. He was the who cares for injured and orphaned ani­ mals. zler. Meg Tilly. 1982, Rated PG. 3D (2D Honeymooners impregnable vault of an insurance com­ forget it one from the Italian ghetto in pany. Kirk Douglas, Florinda Bolkan. ® Current Affair [ES PN ] PBA Bowling: Kessler Open (2 39 Topper “ So that’s what the bond was Paterson (N.J.) who got to hrs.) (Live) 1974. ® (22) Jeopardyl (CC) (22) SD Tonight Show (In Stereo) Bridge and remains. So, yeah, we were college, made his way through [T M C ] MOVIE: 'Heartburn' (CC) Two GD MOVIE; Th e Manitou' A demonic ( ^ Entertainment Tonight The original highly successful people meet at a wed­ (2D Racing from Piainsfieid Indian spirit is abbut to be born again in just fighting back tears, believe law school, made his way Monkees on tour; a report by Geraldo ding and fall in love, but conflict arises dD Hogan's Heroes this tale of occultism and spiritual hell it or not, seeing each other.” through life, left a real legacy of Rivera. (In Stereo) on earth. Tony Curtis, Stella Stevens, when they try to balance career de­ dZ) News After “ Bosom Buddies” was work and work ethic. So I come dl) INN News mands and their personal lives in a mar­ Burgess Meredith. 1978 chance. He ruffed and drew trumps canceled — it had a brief from very comball, sentimental [C N N ] Sports Tonight NORTH 7-2M7 dD (2D Carson's Comedy Classics riage. Jack Nicholson, Meryl Streep. Jeff (3D Twilight Zone If you need luck, ending in dummy. Then he played the THE BORN LOSER ®by Art Sansom Daniels. 1986. Rated R. [DIS] MOVIE: 'My Fair Lady' An English ♦ J summer run on NBC — Hanks roots.” @D Barney Miller [ES P N ] Winner's Circle Horse Recing spade jack, intending to pass it, but went on to movie stardom in Scolari has blended well into [U S A ] MOVIE: 'SurviveT Sixteen pas­ professor takes a London guttersnipe Magazine TJ52 play for it cf dD dD Major League Baseball: Boston and tries to turn her into a lady. Rex Har­ ♦ 10 8 7 2 East covered. Declarer won the ace, “ Splash.” He was in town the “ Newhart” family. He ex­ sengers of a 1972 Andes plane crash Red Sox at Toronto Blue Jays (2 hrs . 45 struggle for survival. Pablo Ferrel, Hugo rison. Audrey Hepburn, Stanley Hollo­ 2 :1 5 A M [MAX] MOVIE: 'Pacific Ban- ruffed a low spade and ruffed a dia­ min.) ♦ AQJS4 By James Jacoby O plugging his new movie, pects to stay with the show as Stiglitz, Luz Maria Aguilar. 1976. way. 1964. Rated G. ana' mond back to his hand. Then he led the WEST “ Dragnet.” long as star Bob Newhart wants dD Newlywed Game EAST spade 10. When West had to play the ♦ 065 Scolari, an accomplished to keep doing it. After that, dD Wild, Wild World of Animals 9:30PM (H ) The Line Comedy. Work­ ♦ KQ742 The second volume of the New York nine, Kantar shed a heart from dum­ ♦ 84 ♦ K Q 1 0 6 3 stage actor, tried an ABC sitcom Scolari has a deal with MTM [C N N ] Crossfire ers on an all-woman assembly line move Times Bridge Series is titled “ Doubles my. Although East could win with his to get rid of the newest member of their ♦ AK J065 ♦ 043 and Redoubles.” The author, Alan of his own, “ And Baby Makes Productions for his own TV [E S P N ] Best Of Scholastic Sports ♦ 72 remaining high honor, the eight in Ed­ America staff. Stars Dinah Manoff and Alfre Woo­ ♦ - - - Truscott, has culled appropriate col­ Five,” that lasted only a month. series. dard. (In Stereo) die’s hand was now good for another .He did small television roles and Despite his stated satisfaction [M A X ] Original Max Talking Headroom SOUTH umns involving this aspect of the [M A X ] MOVIE: Troll' A troll living in a heart discard, and the doubled slam honedhis juggling and acrobatic with his career, in talk show Show (CC). (In Stereo) * ♦ A 10 8 3 game from his many years of bridge was made. San Francisco apartment puts a plan in ♦ A07 reporting. Today’s deal, played by our talents on “ Circus of the Stars,” appearances Scolari has made 7:35PM [DIS] Mouseterpiece Theater motion to take over the world. Michael Yes, you sharp-eyed readers are a network special he calls wry references to his relatively Moriarty, Shelley Hack, June Lockhart. ♦ --- fellow writer Ekldie Kantar, demon­ right. An opening heart lead would 8:00PM ® ) New Mike Hammer Ham­ 1986. Rated PG-13. (In Stereo) “ Circus of Uie Unemployed low-profile supporting role on mer searches for a small-time hood who ♦ K 10 9 8 6 3 strates that important declarer skill have beaten the contract. of playing for a particular distribution Actors." television versus Hanks’ huge gunned down a close friend. (60 min.) 10:00PM (S) CBS News Speclel; The Vulnerable: North-South (R| Battle for Afghanistan Field reports filed Dealer: South of the cards if Uiat is the only logical In 1984, he was added to the box-office success. A new book by James Jacoby and cast of the CBS sitcom "N e ­ “ How could I not want to be CD Colombo for CBS News by cameraman Mike way to make the contract. Incidental­ his father, the late Oswald Jacoby, is FRANK AND ERNEST ®by Bob ThavM Hoover allow viewers to witness key bat­ whart,’’ playing preppy Michael involved in films?” Scolari said. CD dD Perfect Strangers (CC) Larry and Wett North East Sooth ly, the eventual business double of the now available at bookstores. It is "Ja­ Balki try to outdo each other in the tles involving warring factions in Af­ Harris, worshipful boyfriend of “ But I feel there's been some­ ghanistan. Anchored by Dan Rather. (60 ! ♦ slam contract suggests that the favor­ coby on Card Games, ’’ published by kitchen to impress their respective 2 4 3 Q 4 Q overprivileged Stephanie Van- thing extraordinarily special min.) 4 6 able layout may just be occurring. Pharos Books. dates. (R) M E D lT E P 4 Q SQ Pam s e Kantar readily admits ttot he was derkellen, played by Julia about the opportunity I ’ve had, CD News ® 33) ® News Pam Pam Dbl. IT'^ A . Pam hoping to cajole the opponents into Duffy. my own personal experience in dJ) MOVIE: 'Carrie' A tormented teena­ ® 3 1 Arthur Heiley-s Hotel (CC) An SNACK BAR Pam Pam ger uses her supernatural powers to employee's well-kept secret threatens taking a save when he bid his vulnera­ To find the area of a trapezoid, add With the addition of Scolari, TV. And while I wouldn’t have his relationship with his son. Cathy Lee ble slam. Instead, he was doubled. F o f z the cast jelled after two seasons wished for it, I wouldn’t now gain revenge on the schoolmates who Opening lead: ♦ K the two parallel sides, multiply by the have abused her. Sissy Spacek, John Crosby and Robert Forster guest star. With a diamond led, he took his only height and divide by 2. qf juggling supporting charac­ trade it, either.” Travolta, Piper Laurie. 1976. (60 min.) (R) ters, and “ Newhart” is now one He said he cherishes working 9 1 MOVIE: -Winter of Our Dreams- A 3 9 Mission Impossible of CBS’ most successful series. with Newhart and co-star Tom prostitute and a bookseller are pro- (2D Star Trek A facile comedian, Scolari is Poston, two comedy masters Catch The Cuisine, Service & Creativity also thoughtful and articulate in who “ love me like a baby Polly’s Pointers conversation. He said he had brother.” ofTapos...... In Vernon just come from North Carolina “ We are three very cerebral where he delivered the com­ stooges, who play on top and to experiment. mencement address at the high against all the stereotypical Y NOW IN STOCK L Y ’S P O IN TE R S , in care of this school graduation of a cousin’s arenas for humor. We run in and Tips to measure Better, lighter results are usually newspaper, P.O. Box 93863, a e v e - WINTHHOP ®by Dick Cavalll srysum oiiMeiifiM son, a duty he took quite out of a three-ring circus of possible by substituting whole wheat land, OH 44101-5863. Be sure to in­ V* Live & Kicking le n w Mlnutsii AT HW Oeff^ humor,” Scolari said. “ We have whole-wheat flour for only part of the all-purpose flonr clude the title. — P O L L Y EVERYTIME I seriously. called for in the recipe. This is also a “ I talked about inspiration, as way too much fun.” Maine Lobsters ■By Polly Fitber i=OLLOW WINTHROFfe tunditon 8p«cl8lf good way to gradnally introduce a re- SCENT.. loctant family to whole-wheat baked DEAR POLLY — Save money on Jujy«flhruJufy 3 i , i «87 < ^ ^ DEAR POLLY — When substitut­ goods. Start by anhstituting a small instant coffee by mixing your favor­ Fresh Swordfish ing whole wheat-flour for all-purpose quantity and gradnally increase the ite, expensive brand with a lower I * 9 ^ .._____j - ' flour in baking recipes, is it necessary proportion of whole-wheat flonr. priced store brand. You can experi­ Fresh Maine Steamers to adjust the quantity of flour? — A.H. They’ll get used to it bit by bit. ment to see how much you can mix Tirnr P '^\«tHR0P5 P DEAR A.H. — Generally, no. I nsn- I ’m sending you a copy of m y news­ and still retain the good flavor. This ally anhstitute an equal amount of letter ‘ Whole-wheat Qaickbreads.and also can be done with coffee cream­ IHrlEA whole-wheat floor for all-purpose CooUet,” which hat a variety of deli- ers, powdered milk, bubble bath and S^HcruM ■ ^d C fO ^ > HARTFORD MANCHESTBR Baked Speciai This Week: ■ Cinema CWv — Snow White ond the UA Tlioatm Bast— Baverl y Hllli Cop W 'f, / •* ^ , flonr. 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MANCHESTER HERALD, Wednesday. July 29. 1967 - 21 New rules on company cars BUSINESS Business In Brief among tax law’s heartaches^ Dow Jones sets 44th record of ’87 Am ong the NEW YORK — Wall Street, ahrugging off economic worries, Sure, he takes the 60 percent biggest of the propelled the Dow Jones industrial average to its 44th record this big tax heart­ deduction on his new Form 2106. Uretek faces For the car use only, 60 percent or year. aches In the new The closely watched barometer rose 25.83 points on Tuesday to law hitting em­ $2,160 would be business use and cloae at 2,518.77. ployers and em­ Sylvia therefore deductible. The other ployees is one $1,440 falls into the taxable fringe $480,000 In The stock market began the day on a strong note, picking up concerning benefit area. more than IS points in the first hour. But its rally slowed as company cars. Porter How about that other tax traders worried about the economy, tensions in the Persian Gulf For simplic­ cruncher, the 2 percent of acUusted and the fact that the government could run out of money because ity. let’s name gross rule? (Employee business O S H A fines Congress has not approved a new limit on the national debt. one employer, .. expenses that are not reimbunled But as Tuesday’s session continued, the concerns dissipated. are deductible only to the extent Analysts said Institutions decided to ignore the potential for bad KT Co.", and as- ~ NEW HAVEN (AP) — A fabric-coating company sume that employer has a salesman that they exceed 2 percent -of news and began to buy heavily, particularly in the blue-chip exceed the Social Security >rage adjusted gross income.) Does Win­ faces more than $460,000 in fines on allegations of named Ed Winston. KTCo. supplies failing to protect workers from dangerous solvents and issues, whose' performance the Dow Jones industrial average base. ston get his with that? Apparently measures. the auto that Winston "uses. The violating other federal rules for handling and storing company, after looking at the not. However, and this can’t-be QUESTION: Does this “ easy way stressed enough, while Winston toxins, the U.S. Occupational Safety and Health complex and convolute rules on out” cause any additional compli­ Administration said. employee use of company cars, may not have to account to:j|iis O’Neill Joins real estate firm cations for employees? employer for use of the car, he may The penalties — the maximum allowed by law — decides to take the “ easy’’ way out! were proposed Tuesday against Uretek Inc. for 34 Answer: Indeed it does. Em­ well have to prove his mIleageTor Clle Decker, manager of the Coldwell Banker office in South It wants to avoid doing what alleged willful violations and 145 alleged serious ployees are charged with more the IRS. And that means pretllse Windsor, has announced that Colin O’Neill has joined the f appears to be a major paper violations of federal health and safety standards. income in this event. And the record keeping — and a higher company as a sales associate. headache. The severity of the penalties stems from the record-keeping that employees now percentage shot at being a u d i^ . O’Neill, a resident of Manchester, has met the state’s real What is the "easy” way out here? must go through will be much more company’s refusal to comply with health requirements To start, what’s easy for the Now let’s look at the next step, in estate-licensing requirements and has completed three weeks of rigorous. As a matter of fact, it for employees exposed to chemical solvents including Coldwell Banker training. Known as AP photo employer could be a lot of trouble the parlay. could spell double trouble: The dimethylformamide, a potent liver toxin that can be FastStart, the program includes Don't be a dummy for the employee. Ed Winston is reimbursed for his readily absorbed through the skin, said John A. employee. Ed Winston, may be gas and other expenses — dollar for Instruction in marketing techniques, The company may treat the car forced to account to Uncle Sam for Pendergrass, assistant secretary of labor who heads A pride of lions attack a pair of tailor’s as being used too percent for dollar. In this event, let’s say he OSHA. financing trends and recent changes to warn the public from understanding his business use of the company runs up $2,200 a year for gas, oil, in real estate legislation. dumnrties at Longleat Safari Park, west personal driving — regardless of car. "The company’s continued failure to ensure the use the big cats’ danger because of their the actual mix of business and repairs and the like. His company O’Neill is a member of the Greater of London, Tuesday during a demon­ As an illustration, the company of personal protective equipment for employees dociie appearance. personal travel. If it chooses this reimburses him for the $2,200 plus exposed to dimethylformamide ... demonstrates a Hartford Board of Realtors. He is a stration by the English park authorities decides to charge Winston with some $200 in parking fees and tolls. 1983 graduate of the University of option, the company must use the $3,600 of income for personal use of serious disregard for the health of those workers,” table value method or the fair He is repaid for these BUT he must Pendergrass said. New Haven and a 1978 graduate of the car. Winston can show that he account for them. market value method. It cannot use uses the car 60 percent for business. A man answering the telephone at Uretek said Manchester High School. the mileage allowance method. company officials had no comment. He refused to give The company really doesn’t care; it The remote areas of New Zealand President Reegen views en experiment conducted by Aian Example: Employee Ed Winston his nahfie. just hits Winston with the “ phan­ are known as “ wop-wops.” Schriesheim, director of the Argonne National Laboratory in Illinois, as V / > Why can’t women make ’em? earns $45,000 a year and isequipped The plant, which employs about 65 workers, coats Belbruno named tom” compensation, puts It on the he visits a conference on superconductivity Tuesday. W ■ with a $12,500 car. His personal use W-2, and Winston then is on his own. synthetic fabrics for such applications as parachutes. ’ A By Sol R. Cohen is 40 percent of total use. With this Hartford counsel That’s the secret of making a good And that means very much on his Sheep outnumber people in New In February, an investigation was started iMcause of a easy out, his employer treats the complaint that workers exposed to dimethylformam­ peanut-butter-and-jelly-sandwich — the peanut own. Zealand by more than 20 to 1. HARTFORD — Diana Belbruno of Why is it that women, the excellent and exciting car as if it were used by Winston ide were developing liver damagae. butter on one slice, the jelly on the other. Experts say studies needed Manchester has been named to the cooks that they are, can’t make a decent exclusively for personal driving. If The liver problems were first detected by physicians It s not that women don't make good sandwiches. it uses the IRS-approval table, the position of counsel in The Hartford peanut-butter-and-jelly-sandwich? They make it at Yale-New Haven Hospital’s occupational health They make excellent sandwiches. You can’t beat company will charge him with Insurance Group’s law department. like it’s a chore — like something that has to he clinic in November 1986 after a Uretek worker Belbruno, whojoined The Hartford them when it comes to cheese sandwiches, or $3,600 in non-cash compensation for on use of superconductors complained of illness. The clinic later told the company done as quickly as possible. Weekend Specials in 1981, is responsible for personnel egg-salad sandwiches, or chicken sandwiches, or the year. To make things even how to protect the workers but many of the suggestions They’ll take a slice of bread, slap some peanut and equal employment legal mat­ meatloaf sandwiches, and so on and so on. simpler, the company can treat the WASHINGTON (AP) - Although the Dr. Fernand Bedard, a scientist with the were never implemented, OSHA said. butter on it in lumpy slabs, add a thin, almost THURS.- FRI.-SAT, n ters. She is a graduate of the amount as paid at the end -of the ability to transmit electricity without National Security Agency, said that while the Uretek’s accident and illness records for 1985 and It’s just that they seem to exhibit an University of Connecticut and the Colin O ’Neill indiscemable layer of jelly, cover the whole gooey year. In the following January, the f r e e HOT TOUCH CAR WASH resistance offers many potential benefits, technology promises some major changes in 1986 showed six reported cases of liver abnormalities. mess with a second, and dry slice of bread, cut the unexplainable resentment at peanut-butter-and- company shows $3,600 of fringe people should not expect too much, too soon electronics, communications, computers But additional ins^ctions boosted to 34 the number of University of Connecticut School of Law. two in half, and there you are — a woman's version jelly-sandwiches. and that’s why they slap them benefit income on Winston's Form When You Purchase An Interior Cleaning from the often-stated promises of supercon­ and other areas, the nation currently lacks workers showing signs of overexposure to the liver The Hartford Insurance Group, a subsidiary of ITT Corp., is W-2. of a peanut-butter-and-jelly-sandwich. together — hit or miss. I Both only 15.00 ductivity, experts say. expertise in making products such as toxin. one of the nation’s oldest and largest international insurance and Ask a man about it and he’ll say, "N o way! ” Generally, the 100 percent- Scientists and business execuUves attend­ superconducting integrated circuits for Company officials were aware of the dangers financial services operations. Every so often, some food distributor comes up personal use option will be used Now, a man, he takes great pride and great pains I Give Your Car A Beautiful SImonIz® Shine On ing a federal conference oh commercial electronic devices. associated with dimethylformamide, and Uretek also with a concoction guaranteed to save time and where an employee’s reguir com­ had a detailed written hazard communication in making a peanut-butter-and-jelly-sandwich. He I The Outside And A Thorough applications of superconductivity said Tues­ “ When you’re in a marathon, you’re not effort in making peanut-butter-and-jelly- pensation is expected to equal or program, OSHA said. But little effort was made to train Primerica Income down slightly treats it like a work of art and a thing of beauty. Yacuumlna And interior Cleaning day that benefits of the new technology may going to get a laurel wreath at the one-mile sandwiches — a combination of peanut-butter and not be as dramatic as many people think. the employees in proper methods of personal GREENWICH — Primerica Corp. today reported a net income He, too, takes a slice of bread, but there is where mark,” Bedard said. "The payoffs will be jelly, mixed to the desired consistency of the I NO APPOINTMENT n e c e s s a r y And much more research is needed, substantial, but they are not going to be right protection from exposure to'that and other chemicals of $47.5 million, or 80 cents a share in the second quarter, the resemblance ends. He doesn’t slap peanut mixer. Need Repairs? perhaps taking years, before substantial around the comer.” used in the plant, OSHA said. compared to $47.8 million, or 78 cents a share during the same butter on It. He spreads it on — ever so gently, ever I______^ ____Z'22f®ZJ That, to me, is not the answer, because the whole payoffs can be expected, they added. Dr. Craig Davis, a physicist with the Ford OSHA’s citations allege that Uretek failed to ensure period in 1986. so neatly and evenly, ever so completely. W e r e p a i r - the use of appropriate protective gloves, aprons and concoction is spread on one slice of bread — and The efficiency of superconductivity offers Motor C o.,' said recent superconductor Revenues from continuing operations in the second quarter Every com er, every edge must be covered with the hope of dramatically improved electron­ advances have caused his company to foot coverings for 34 workers, for which a total of rose 9 percent, from $684 million last year to $748 million. that’s no way to make a decent Dehumidifiers and peanut butter, and not in lumps or slabs. Oh. no! ics, better computers, magnetically levi­ reexamine past work on electromagnets, $340,000 in fines has been proposed. For the first six months, net Income was $119 million, or $2.04 a peanut-butter-and-jelly-sandwich. The peanut- A total of $136,000 in fines was proposed for 136 Never! The layer must have consistency and must Air Conditioners. tated trains, smaller electric motors and electric cars and train levitation. share, compared to $115 million, or $1.93 a share during the same butter MUST go on one slice and the JELLY must better generation and transmission of alleged serious violations regarding the company’s have a definite degree of thickness. go on the other. But he said it will take many more years of period last year. Next comes the jelly. That, too, is spread gently Small Appliance Rapair electrical power. practice of allowing employees to consume and store CAR W ASH research before the developments have food and beverages in.contaminated areas. They also Revenues from continuing operations in the first half rose 16 and neatly and evenly and completely — but. not on Post Road Plaza, Rt. 30 Professor Paul C.W. Chu of the University much impact on car design, including percent, to $1.55 billion compared to $1.33 billion in 1986. 344 BROAD ST. OTTER GOOD WITH of Houston, one of the leaders in this are for failure to inform and train employees to work the same slice of bread as the peanut butter. Oh. Sol R. Cohen of Manchester has been making a Vernon, CT. COUPON ONLY replacement of any of the up to 30 small with dangerous chemicals. research, said recent advances show that ^ motors built into automobiles. no! Never! The jelly goes on the second slice of lot of peanut-butter-and-jelly sandwiches since he 872-1280 M ANCHESTER e4fi.fia4fi a CANT BE USED superconductivity can be made more practi­ Other fines totalling $4,840 were proposed for lesser bread — all by itseir retired from the Manchester Herald. WITH ANY cal and cheaper to exploit. And earlier studies of magnetic levitation violations. | U.S. Surgical earnings increase MOVISAACCePTFn OTHER COUPONS trains, which could move above their rails at However, he said, scienUsts sUlt don’t No other penalties were proposed for 23 other serious NORWALK — United States Surgical Corp, has reported that know the ideal formula for superconducting 300 mph, indicate that the superconductor violations, including improper pressurization of a magnets which raise and power the vehicles its earnings for the quarter ending June 30 increased 7 percent to materials, how stable the compounds will be chemical drum, ignition sources around flammable $8.5 million from $5.1 million in the same quarter of 1986. over the long term or how to fashion the would account for only about 1 percent of the materials, lack of eye flushing facilities, improper use cost of a train system, he said. of industrial trucks around flammable materials, lack U.S. Surgical’s earnings for the six-month period were up 6 brittle materials into useful shapes for percent to $9.86 million from $9.3 million in the year-ago half, the putting in electical devices. of machine guarding, and exposed drive belts. “ So, superconductors will not have a big Norwalk-based company said in a statement on Monday. "There are still many unknowns,” Chu impact on the costs of a magnetic levitated Uretek has 15 working days to contest the citations said. train,” Davis said. and proposed penalties. Salerno CLASSIFIED ADVERTISING 643-2711

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No ADULT General Duties: to reinforce inetruotlon, eeslat atUon. Dulloe Include eeaentlal cere and admlnlstre- C rocket weekends. For more Individuals, o r email groups of ohlldren and per­ tlon of eggreeelye rehab program in conjunction [@PER8DNAL8 Information please coll form Instruction related derloal aoUvitlee as ae- wMh R.N. end LP.N. nursing end very active family Crestfleld Convols- Energetic adults ilgnsd and monitor end aieiet 7th and 8th grade cent, 643-5151. students In the computer room. Bucceeaful ex- InvolvmenL Expertano* woiking with brain Injury ______and so are the savings. needed to deliver The doolrabl*. Salary oommenaurats with sxperlerMra. POKERI Seeking four or perlenoe with ohildron hi a struotured salting five dependable young Hartford Courant early such os scouts, church, eehool etc. Expertenoe Reply to C.... ^ — _ T .. . B A ■ a . ■ to mlddle-oged em­ mornings. Excellent with 7th and 8th grade student and aotne typing Box FF ployed men Interested In pay plus prize*; weekly ability preferred. Required for oonaWeretlon: Menoheeter Herald Save 50< on either Salerno 5084 o weekly poker gome. Save 50< on either Salerno mileage allowances compiete application, 2 M tera of reference, and Please respond to Box G high sohoot diploma. Contact IM fy or English *fea Sandwich Cookies. c/o The Manchester also Included. Call Taffy or English Tea Sandwich Cookies. Easy-crochet potholders with 'Herold.o______DISHWASHER. Mr. Vane Herding, Principal (Grade TAB) GROCER: As our agent, you may accept this coupon Kim, 649-1405. Dead End Job? duct(s). Any other use may constitute fraud. General GROCER: As our agent, you may accept this coupon cross-stitch Iratch Boy and Tolland Middle School from retail customers Biscuit Brands, Inc. will reimburse you for the face value duct(s). Any other use may constitute fraud. General Girl motifs will add color to 96 Old Poet Road, Tolland • 878-2864 only when redeemed from retail customers Biscuit Brands, Inc. will reimburse you for the face value L E T YOUR newspaper CASHIER & Consider the Coast Guard Alter­ of this coupon, plus 81 for handling Adequate proof of I any kitchen. Ideal for gifts. 1 the specified pro- only when redeemed of this coupon, plus Bit for handling. Adequate proof of help you keep fruit iors Application daodllna Aug. 14. purchase must be submitted upon fequest. Customer I on the specified | No. 5084 has crochet HOSTESS native. Its a chance to do import­ pays any tax. Void where transferred, taxed, assigned I purchase must be submitted upon request. Customer sparkling dean and sweet Position to begin Sept 1987. EO E pays any tax. Void where transferred, taxed, assigned directions; embroidery COOKS licensed, reproduced, restricted or prohibited by law | smelling. Wash Iors, dry Full or Part Tima. ant Jobe. Fighting pollution, sav­ Cash value 1/20 of 1$. Only retailers and authorized I licensed, reproduced, restricted or prohibited by law! graphs. completely then put o DISHWASHERS clearinghouses send to General Biscuit Brands. Inc I pash value 1/20 of IC Only retailers and authorized loros piece of newspaper Hours to suit your ing lives, and enforcing Maritime PO Box 730418, El Paso, Texas 79973 Limit one I clearinghouses send to General Biscuit Brands Inc Inside the lor and put the needs. Exparlanoed law. Jobs that will give you big coupon per purchase. PO. Box 730418, El Paso, Texas 79973. Lim it one To order. H id $2.5(1^ fsr tash WAITRESSES URECTOR RF STAFF REVELflPMENT coupon per purchase. psttsre, piss SOt for pestaft tsd lid on. The paper will or will train, wagaa reeponeibilitiee and equally big hindllng. absorb any moisture. Let Full or part time. PooMon avoHaUe for RN wNh BS or equhtalont end ANNE CAIOT o dosslflcd od In your baaed on past M g g jffa c tu w re C o u ^ I Expires Oct. 31,1987 | (UBWtlNgsr) axparlance. Apply Temporary or perma­ strong teaching end loadoreMp akHte. T o be respon- rewards for work well done. The i Manufacturer's Coupon | Expires J a n j L J g B B ^ itiO A it.^ APirlssi newspaper find o 50C Nt«TMS,N.T.1ieM buyer tor most anything nent. Qood wagaa i for otlanMion, N A i Ir Coast Guard can be your route to -•ft.' ISbOO 101735 Prist Nans, AHrtsS ttitt Zir you hove for sole. and banefita. A pply In vice [ , Salary oommanaurala wNh axpart* ISbDD l□17^^ CODE an Itpts Maesr. person a bright career. For more informa­ BOOKS St |S.M tMk REIN’S once. Qood Including g-tSt-HEIRlOOM NANBIWOM-M tion Contact your local recruiter Get needed bock-to- New York Stylo Howird Johnton’i ConetKullon I I Netwofk hea I Inouranoaor © General Biscuit Brands, Inc, 1987 typss St MiSImtk ilUlli. school money by selling •-IS2-T0 SIVE tr KEEP-40 Me- 384 Tolland Tpke. . Apply or caN during I aaa houra at at 240-4260. eitwtrfc Htmt tt siaks, unneeded Items around Doll e -tis-G ium -M pstn ti eiicfc. your home. Useo low-cost Manchester, C T Rockvilit Minwrlil Nuriino Ndmi tseukt ittmi. od In Clossifled for quick Rt. 30, Vernon Hflp Otbort, Mp ymirtoH, W e^ake^^Hei9u>iie6 results. 040-0220 22 South St, Rockville, C T • S7S4)771 Tht Cooft Qiiard .V.V.V.V.V.V.V.V.'.V.V — — M ANCHESTER H E RALD. Wedneadav. July at. in ? MANCHESTER HERALD. Wednesday, July 29. 1987 — 83 k i t 'N'CARLYLE 'gyUrry Wright iM apwAwa iNaPWMTEO jlRlPW/yiTED iNaMfMiTa r MMM mMb '.*e* |6ELPW«ITa> iNaPWWITB CASHIERS, full tlmt, POLL time positions REGIONAL Clossined part tlmt. Expondlna ovalloble at Automo­ SJto J[5oeh nearly WAITERS. Waitresses oMSERTT^STthneToJ PART tim# Sacrato- retail oeprotlont has tive Lube Center. Ex­ M»MO homes. One i m i and O rM lM Cuisine Manchester Herald rv/RocaptIbnIst, Mon- Immediate openinos clmiHed od placed cooks wanted. Even­ route. Coventry area. doy through Friday. ADS 643-2711 perience helpful but SECRETARY Short hours. Good poy. for all shifts. FlelxIMe will train. Coll 647-0997 J®Wh the Manchester ings and weekend 9-12:30 (flaxibla) sa­ scheduling. Apply In shifts. FoM and port Coll 7428067. 9-12am, 7 TO ®J,®Poly In person ot Herald will beploced In Take ehaigg isgal sa- lary. Naeotlobla. Coll Businees Property . Entertoinm ent...... 53 Form Supolies and Eoulpm ent.. person: Amazing time. Experience pre­ to 10pm.o 315 B r ^ d S tree t, ®'‘*’ ."awspopers cratary ngodad tor Law 4298007. CHOOSE Lo tf/Fo u n d ...... Resort PropeiTv . ■ ■ Bookkeeplno/lncome Tox . 54 Office/RetoM Equ ip m e n t...... RATB8: 1 to 4 dovs: 90 cents per tine per dov. Stores, Brood Street Manchester. th r m ^ u t New Eng­ office with thriving nmi ferred. 6498080. Fersonole...... M o rtpo oos...... Corpentry/RemodeMnp... 55 Recreotlonol Equipment...... 7 to 19 dovs: 70 cents per line per dov. Porkode, Manchester. land tor one low price. FROM! Announcements...... Wonted to B uy ...... Fointinp/Poperinp...... 56 Boots ond Marine Equipment ... 20 to 25 dovs: 40 cents per line per day. EOE______estate and general GsT a b l iiM b d cleontng A u c flo n t...... Rooflnp/Sfdlnp...... 57 Muiicol Items...... 34 or moro dovs: 50 cents per line per dov, RlbCEPTIONiST/O^lce Coll Closslfled 643-^1 CARPENTER ‘ PART flM E Beauty Sbeiipes in Flnoncloi...... Floorlnp...... 54 Comeros ond Photo Equipment. Mlnfmum cNorpe; 4 fines. Assistant. .Glaston­ practice. Manchester company seeks port E ie c tric o i...... CARPENTERS and ta r- andaskfordetalls.o $100-5300 wggkiy. Ufa Maneltaiisf. Both in Roome lo r R en t...... 31 59 Pets ond Supplies...... oWice, WP, Dictaphone time help. Flexible Heotlnp/Plumbinp...... 40 Miscellaneous for Sole ...... penters helpers. Own bury. Small friendly experienced In kKohen your talaphona, our high traflie erase. Both Employmtnt g Education Aportmente for Ront...... 32 OBADLINBS': For cloulfled odvertlsements to company seeks mo- RNS wanted ^|| and ^ r s . Excellent pay. Condomlniume for Rent.. Miscelloneous Servicet... 41 Top Solee...... be published Tuesdov throuoh Soturdoy, the tools and transporta­ and real estate know- and bath remodeling. customers and your ..33 Services W onted...... ture, responsible Indi­ port time, H-7 shift. 643-8567. eseaNeol valuee. Help W onted...... ii Homee far R ent...... 34 . 42 Wanted to Buv/Trode ...... deodllne Is noon on the day before publication. tion. Work In Manches­ todge essential. Heavy own schedule. Situotlon W o n ted ...... StorerOffIce Spoce...... 3S For odvertlsements to be published Monday, vidual with plecitant Quality minded. Must Dalaae; Business Opportunities...... ter. Pay occordlng to ^ V AO N, Solmon client contact. Excel­ Retort Froperty...... 34 Merchandise the deodllne Is 2:30 p.m. on Friday. personality, w ill train have toola and trane- Instruction...... Induetrlol Froperty...... ( c experience. Imme­ Brook Convalescent coll Fot 647-9170 ..37 Holidoy/Seosonol...... 71 Automative lent salary. Send re­ JIM DeROGGO Employment Servicet...... Ooropes ond Storope...... on word processor. Ex­ Honte Salmon Brook ..36 Antloues and Collecflbrts. 72 RBAD YOUR AO. Closslfled odvertlsements ore diate work. Call 643- pertitlon. Top pay for « Roommotes Wonted...... Cars for Sole...... 91 cellent benefits. Call Drive, Glastonbury. sume to ..39 Clothino...... 73 token by telephone os o convenience. The 6760.______PART Time. Earn extra Wonted to Rent...... 40 Trucks/Vons for Sole...... 92 Ann Ross6S9-3S11. Bus- Please call 633-5244. l-eaal Secretary tfOM Individuel. Full S TR E E T Swaapar opara- Rtol Estate Furniture...... 74 Com pers/Trailers...... 93 Moncheeter Harold Is responsible for only one money assisting our BELnORE, TV/Stereo/Appllonces___ Incorrect Insertion ond then only for the size of STOCK Clerks. Full time, time yeer-round poet- tor. Full or port Nma. Homes for Sole ...... 75 Motorcycles^Mopeds...... 94 Iness Personnel P. O. Box 288 Mochlnery and Tools ...... 76 the originol Ineertion. Errors which do not port time. Expanding ^kkeeper with post­ Condominiums for Sole.. ;; ; U Services Auto Services...... 95 Assoclotes.______DRIVER Fuel oil. Clcssli tion. Exparloncad only naad town and Gordon...... 77 Autos for Rent/Loose...... lessen the volue of the advertisement will not Manchester, C T 06040 ing. flltng and light REALTORS Lots/Lond for Sole...... !!!!!!! 23 Child Core...... 96 retail operations has license reoulred. De­ apply. Coll Manchostar Good Thlnps to Ea t ...... 78 Miscelloneous Automotive be corrected by on odditlonal Insertion. PART Time. S6.2S hourly. tVPjng. Also help with' Investment Property ...... 24j Cleonlnp Servlets. .. 97 Immediate openings pendable fuel oil deliv­ S w y l i y . 646-7700. Fuel OII/Cool/FIrewood .. 79 Wanted to Buy/Trode ...... 91 for all shifts. Flexible National In-store mor- customer service by i U i o t r j ketlng company Is ery east ot river. Expe­ P U LL Time Secretory Phone. Hours i:30om- 649-5400 PRESSING mochlna op- scheduling. Apply in rienced only. Full time. person: Amazing Dis­ seeking Individuals to ^pervlsor tor small 13:30pm, Monday arotor tor ratoll clo­ distribute coupons and Insurance and benef­ Insurance office In El­ through Friday. Appli­ thing store. Full or port 191INOMES count Stores, Broad its. Call 647-9137. lington. Salary bosed IMMEDIATE OMnMn Street Porkode, Mon- samples to consumers cations new being ac­ Monday through Frl- time. Coll Bernard Ap- I f m ULE nriRooM s chester. E O E .______In local supermarkets. CARING, loving, n p i - on experience. Excel­ cepted. Send to the Jov- Steady work. tar of 643-2470.______We provide training. lent benefits and work­ attention ot Terri c/o re ^rs around the ISJJ for reht PART Time store clerk. rienced, Individuols Higher than average E X P E R IE N C iD man's OPEN HouM. Manches­ Reliable transporta­ ing conditions. Call 87S- the Manchester He­ hourly rotes tor ware­ clothing salesman. home? Coll on expert. Apply Solvation Army needed tor child care 3333 belween 9am and ter. Sunday July 26. F E M A L E preferred, kit­ tion reoulred. Coll 1- positions In Hortford rald, 16 Bralnard house end delivery Full time. Good salary You'll find the help you Thrift Store, 210 nPIne 233-7815, Monday 4pm tor oppolntment. Piece. NO phone colls In Closalflad. 643- P u z z l e s 1:80-4:88pm. 76 Flor­ chen privileges, bus Street, Manchester. County. Coll Nannies work. Extra benefits and banaflts. Coll Bar­ ence Street. Sparkling, line. Evenings and through Friday, 9om- CARPENTER'S iMpef. Weasel Include gold hosoltall- nard Aptar. 643-2470. 646-4920. 4pm. “ R” Us Inc. 233-7457. spacious three bed­ i j j h - r - weekends aniv 647- osk ter Suzonne._____ Entry level position. tim e office posl- zotlon, vocations, arid EXPERIENCED parson Must be ambitious and PAfcV room older style Co­ 9813.______PART Time. Pumping Hon In S. Windsor. holidays. For Inter­ needed for custom lonial with much up­ hove transportation. M Answer to Previous Puzzle gas, chonglng tires. In­ Acccurote tyWst with view opWv or phone draperies. Full time. 39 Optic dating and cool • J TT-OV dT.' APARTMEHT8 per hour to stort. 649- AAonchttfRr Tobacco & Hours con be flexible. unsfEu 1 8lit»«utting a ^ ic a to r □□□□ Ddo niDEin JOB cludes Saturdays. 5400. comlderable phone co­ m tree-shaded yard. Of­ Candy Co., 299 Green Hourly rate $6 % . tool 4 2 F I part innC QDD CDBO FOR REHT Spruce Street Mobil. rnet tor busy soles ot- All real atlale advertised in 4 8 Last mo. fered at 8127,988. Direc­ 649-3487.______D EN TA L Assistant.'Part flra. Figure optHude Rd., AAonchestcr. 643- Contact Phyllis at 456- SCadgB □□□□ □□□ DQOQ tions: Eost Center St., 9147. ttie Manchester Harold it gwipiout (il.) 40 Rivtr island ROOMS. Heated, stave. OPPORTUNITIES ttme for specialty prac­ helpful, -word process­ 3527. 47 Enplith plaint □BQDOOQ □□□OD right onto Spruce St., 4 CASHIER In convenience eublect to tho Foir Houelna 12 Yorfcshtro References, lease, se­ store. Flexible hours, tice In Manchester. Re­ ing and or computer Act of 1918, wMeh moket It rivor 80 String d o n □ □ □ left onto Florence. a t the warding position for an skHls a definite Wus. Illegal to odvaiiHo any prtF instrumanta □EU3QO □□aDDQO Century 21 Epstein , curity deposit. Na pets. nights and weekends. RECREATION 13 Hawsilan 1 car parking. $518. 6 3 3 -4 1 5 5 .______organized people or­ Excellent benefit pack­ SECRETARY erence, llmitanen ordtecrlffl. salutttion 84 V t M with a DDBQ] DDQB DBQ Reol Estate. 647-8895.0 .. «: ■■ , . rnotlon boeod on race, color, padtttal □Gd dEUDG aGDB 649-3348. iented person, will age. Coll 2288478 or DIRECTOR 14 — GSSr EAST Hartford. Nice 7 FLORAL Designer with Purchasing depart­ rallolon, eox or notional 15 Author Ansis 85 Navada laka □□□□add GdaBD MANCHESTER. 4 raam train. Coll 646-4811. send resume to Stordox Immediate opening 59 Cooking fat room Raised Ranch, HHanrljrHfpr H rralJl flower shop expe­ ment, busy office re­ origin, or on Intention to □ d d □ □ □ apartment. 1st flaar. RN/LPN-We hove a full Equipment, P. o. Box tor certified Recrea­ moke any euch preforenco, 60 Sample large living room for­ rience. Full or part 204, Columbia Ct. 06237. 16 Asian □dddd ddOOBOG . ■ j. " Adults preferred. No time. Apply In person: time or port time posi­ tion Director. Must quires a secretary limitation or dlecrlmtnatlon. country 91 Ordain mal dinino room, 3 tion on 3-11, Monday- The Herald will not know- 17 Fond du 62 One (praf.) □□□□ GBO GddG bedrooms, 3 bo- pets, no appliances, 1 Krause Florist, 621 PART Tim e sales. RetaTl have Geriatric ex­ with accurate typing 6 3 Toll QBDQ ddn Bddd car. Security. 649-1265: Hartford Rd., Friday. No weekends. positions available In Inoly occeot any odvertlee- __ ^ Wia, throoms, fireplace, For more Intormotlon perience and at least skills to type ment which It In violation of 18 _ 64Rodant- □□dO Odd dOdO lorge lower level fam­ 4 ROOM apartment, ap­ P A R T T IM E Manchester. East Hartford office the low. Lucy riddan please call Crestfleld 11 Early Briton ily room, nice treed lot. pliances, heat, hot wa­ products store. Look­ one of the following purchase orders and eO V LH N M B N T Homes 20 Tormant 6 5 Golfing aid 4 4 S a u lt_____ Convolscent, 643-5151. 19 Dyeing tub Asking 8179,888. U g R ter, garage. Lease. ing for energetic de­ akilis. Ceramics, other related Items. from 81 (U repair). 22 Ripan DOWN Marjf CIRCUUnON AREA ADVISOR 21 Cuckoo Reolty. 643-2692.0 $575. Adults preferred. BANK Tellers full ttme. It pendable mature sales Detinqudflt fox prop­ 24 Buddhism 47 — and Jatf MANAGEMENT sewing, music, art, Heavy phone con­ typo 1 Puabio Indian 23 But 46 Odd (Scot) 646-7268.______young children, you are Interested In a person. Homemakers erty. Repossessions. M ANCHESTER. 874,968. hours/flexible shifts. ect: Degree pre­ 25 Eddy 2Smd 24 Flower 49 Samipracious MANCHESTER. Quality TRAINEE position with a futore tact. Apply The Coll 805887-6000 exten­ covering Enloy the pool, cabana money with your own Coll 2098437 for further 26 Figurts of 28 Ballot stona one bedroom, heat, hot become a teller with ferred but will con­ sion GH 9965. '' spMCh 3 Strenge and exercise room part-time job. Bring your children with you Garber Scientific In­ 26 All right 51 Clumsy Learn all phases ot the South Windsor Informotfon. leomb. form) along with your two water and all applian­ sider all qualified 32 Wood aorrti 27 Price per unit fallow and save on babysitting costa. 21 hours per Bonk and Trust Co. We strument C o., 83 CIFF^IDE. Lots of oer- 33 Against 4Horteman- bedroom Condo In con­ ces Included. Air condi­ our restaurant opera­ applicants. For addi­ 29 Put out 52 Short note WMK, salary plus gas allowanca. Suparvisa otter an excellentstart- sonolltyll Unique 5 35 Auto ahip school venient Manchester lo­ tioned. Quiet. On bus tion. Permanent posi­ Gerber Rd., West, S. 30 Farm animal 53 Iannis playsr Ing solary, benefits and tional information level condo of Forest vrorkart' 5 ------M iss cation. Call now for line. Ideal for middle- w-nt®*-" '“ ‘to. tion with advance­ BULK DRIVER Windsor. Ridge, 6 rooms, 3 bed­ union (abbr.) 6 A H a y__ 31 Exchange details. Sentry Real aged and senior cltl- want a littia indapandanca and your own o training program call: 34 Alternative rooms, 2W baths, 1 36 Maka (act 7 Tea Nastasa Estate. 643-4868.0 zens. $548. 247-5838. income, call 647-9946 or 647- 9947. ment potential. Good that will get you oft tea Responsible Drivers 37SMaagla 6 Ended word 56 Collection of good start. If youenloy MaBdiBftir MsBor carport, lots of storage MANCHESTER. 6 room wages and benefits. needed to delivor The REGULAR port time space, unique loyout 38 Mrs., in 9 South African 40 Mongrel dog sayings M ANCHESTER. 8136,988. working with people, Madrid 41 Coat type duplex In two fmally. Apply Hartford Courant to 64641129 cashier and clerk. Over ottering lots of versa­ tribe 57 Bowler, a.g. Charming Colonial In ore good with figures, (sbbr.) 10 Irish islands 4 3 Precise detail Vh baths and laundry. carriers, dealers and 20 hours. Full benefits, tility I Private setting. 58 Before Nov. convenient location. 3 and have o profes­ no weekends no even­ bedrooms spacious Security deposit, and FULL TIM E Howtrd Johnson’s sional appeorance rural subscribers in the MEDICALSecrctory- ings. Coll Manchester Swimming plus tennis. t 2 a 1 l9 references. Gas heat Reduced to 8149,900. 10 11 brick fireplace living RETAIL ADVERTISmC POSTING CLERK 394 Tolland Tpke. opply tor this position early morning. An In­ /Tronscrlptlontst for In Community College room, formal dining and hot water. $695 plus Manchester, C T between 9 and 5 sured vehicle and a C T busy orthopedic office. Jackson g Jackson 12 14 HOMES HOMES HOMES utilities. Coll 646-3253. - Applications are now being accepted for the Book Store. 643-1097. Real Estate. 647-8400.O room with built Ins. HOMES Monday-Friday at: driver's license are Diversified duties and Eat-In kitchen, lower FOR SALE FOR SALE FOR SALE 3 ROOMS, heat and hot position of retaii advertising posting cierk. GENERAL Office. Port IS FOR SALE 649-6220 1033 John Fitch Blvd, responsibilities. Good D E E R Run. Fits the 17 level den, deck, new water. 3rd floor. Rent what's needed. Also, pay and benefits. Send time hours. Flexible. Applicants shouid have bookkeeping and South Windsor or coll 643-1211 9 to 6.______bllllll This luxury of both, storage shed, OPEN House. Manches­ VERNON. 7 room antique NEW ER 3 bedroom cus­ and security deposit. storage space tor Sun­ resume to; Sports 18 REDWOOD. Catch the computer experience, as well as being able to CLERICAL. Small office, Muriel Morks at 289- low molntenonco and walk up attic. D. W. ter. Sunday July 26. Colonial totally rehobl- tom energy efficient Breeze!! A beautiful $395. 646-4412 to leave 4061 tor on appolnt- day advance sections. Medicine 8, Orthoped­ IN HOME babysitter tor Fish Real Estate. 643- type, answer phones and handle a variety of diversified duties ,ac- 11 year old. 85 per hour. the bonus of owning l;00-4:08pm. 115 Broe- lltlated. Has profes­ ranch. 2 baths, central treed setting and a message or 649-4820. ment.______Excellent pay and mi­ ics of Monheester, 155 your oum lend con bo 1591.0 sional office use for air. Inground pool and counts receivable .tele­ Main St., or coll 647- Monday through Fri­ slde Crescent. Picture gorgeous Florida room 4 ROOMS, 118 Main office related functions. Benefits include phones, record keep­ TR A V E L Agency mon- leage compensations. found ot Lydoll Woods M ANCHESTER. 8249,988. book 8 room 216 year attorney, salesperson 2 cor garage with stor­ offer lots of worm 14W.______day. 3om-12 noon for 3 2S 28 87 I2 0 30 31 Street. No pets. Secur­ company paid health plan, vacation, paid ing and some typing. oger wanted. Phone Contact Kim, 649- weeks. Storting In Sep­ In Manchester, immo- U g R Ranch. Light and old Impeccable Colon­ etc. Great visibility on age loft. Offered at weother comfort! Im­ ity and deposit. 646- OFFTc e Assistant for cuolte 1 year old Nan­ 1'6 acre lot near holidays and sick days. Please send resume or All benefits. Call 647- John 429-9313 mornings 1406. tember 3:45am -8om. 32 airy 3 bedrooom, 2 both ial. Exquisite master 0 8229,868. Blanchard g maculate 7 plus room 2426, 9-5 weekdays. 9137. ot: University Travel. medical office. Very tucket Cope. 2 bed­ 35 highway. 8269,988. All- Rossetto. Coll for ap­ work experience along with salary Coll otter 6,643-9332. Ranch. Living room bedroom with wolk-ln full dormered Cope In COVENTRY. Semi reflr- diversified general rooms, m baths, 1st with cathedral celling closet, eot-ln kitchen brio Realty, Inc. 649- pointment today. Blan­ SALES Person. Part-time 38 38 Redwood Forms. Shed- blshed loft studio requirements to: Manchester Herald, clerical duties Includ­ floor den, fully og- and stone fireplace, with custom cabinets. 6917. chard g Rossetto. "We rooms, fireplace, new evenings. 3 nights arui ing receptionist pllonced kitchen. Guarantee Our apartment. Country "Bookkeeper,” P.O. Box 591, Manchester, C T Saturday. Harvey's 39 sliders from dining 8259,988. Directions: M ANCHESTER. Coll to carpeting. Mint condi­ setting. Utilities In­ backup. Typing not re­ 8146,500. Jackson g area to covered deck Keeney Street, right see this Forest Hills 8 Houses." 646-2482.0 tion! 8289,888. Jackson 06040, or call Mark Abraitis, 643-2711. IMMEMATE OPENINGS! Dresses 8, Sports Wear. quired. Flexible help­ cluded. References and Jackson Real Estate. and master bedroom to onto Nutmeg left onto room Raised Ranch LO CATED In a prestl- g Jackson Rea! Estate.. 646-3100. ful nature Is required. 647-8400.O Lamplighter, right security. $400 per • MATERIAL HANDLER deck and In-ground with a beautiful level eous area I This 7 room 647-8488.D month. 742-6715. ORDER tilling clerks. Full time, flexible 47 48 48 1 |51 52 53 pool. Rec room and onto Saddlehlll, right yard! A lot ot home tor Entry level. Ability to lift 75 Iba. Loading, un­ hours. Send resume to; BOLTON. 829i,600. Contemporary home Is Port time or full time, den-greot for enter­ onto Broeslde. Centurv the money! 8229,988. near completion. Time SOUTHERN New Eng- STORRS 2 bedroom, ap­ loading and moving of materials within the Monday through Fri­ Sports Medicine 8, Or­ Charming updated 1079 54 59 taining. D. W. Fish 21 Epstein Real Estate. Allbrio Realty, Inc. 649- iond closslfleid ads pliances. Private en­ P A R T T IM E thopedics, 155 Main St., are in the 5 bedroom Colonial to select flooring, light trance, yard. $395. Call plant. Good figure aptitude. Forklift e x p ^ day, flexible hours. Real Estate. 643-1591.0 647-8895.0 8917.______fixtures and applian­ reach nearly 886,868 ence a plusi Coll Roberta of 649- Manchester, Ct. 647- centrally located neor 60 62 homes In Connecticut between 8-5:30. 643- CUSTOMER SERVICE 0648.______1493. ______Manchester Bolton Green with od- OPEN House. Manches­ ces II Some of the fea­ and Rhode Island. The 8516.______locent building rented ter. Sunday July 26. tures ore large living We are looking for responsible service- e PACKERS D EN TA L Hygienist. High F u L l time openings tor 63 65 price for a basic 25 3 ROOMS. Partly fur­ Herald to the Montessorl ■ 6 4 9 0 9 1 7 I:e0-4;08pm. 129 Knol- room, separate dining word od Is only $98 and minded individuals to handle customer inquir­ Entry level. Ability to move large end heavy quolltv preventive of­ loving core givers for fOSCeBi Center 8l,« Iwood Drive. New con­ room, nice size family nished. Heat. Working materials. Fork lift sxporlsnce a plusi fice: Modern facilities. Infant, toddlers and school to greatly offset H b a l w Mencbeeter will appear In 75 news­ single male preferred. ies. The position requires enthusiasm. Inde­ everyday. expenses. Home In­ struction. Spectacular, room with fireplace, papers. For more In­ Full time position In pre-school. Coll Ma­ open and airy 7 room, cathedral ceilings, two No pets. Lease. 643- pendent thinking, and organization. Good • ROLL-OFF MACHINE OPERATORS established office. So- rilyn. DImmock, Little cludes 16 X 21 living THAT SCRAMBLED WORD GAME formation coll Classi­ 2880.______room, spacious dining by Henri Arnold and Bob Lee 2'6 both Colonial. L- wolk-ln closets In mas­ fied, 643-2711 and osk communication skills and a pleasant tele­ Entry level openings for Individual with a g ^ lory negotiable. Coll People Unlimited, shoped master bed­ ter bedroom, locuzzl STUDIO type. Portly fur­ phone manner are essential. figure aptitude end the ability to lift 75 Ibe. to 0758269.______Marlborough. 295-8003 m art room, modern kitchen, for detolls.D music room, 2Vk Unscrimbie those four Jumbles, room with sitting room tub In master bedroom nished. Working single operate an electronic perforating machine. or 295-9415.______one letter to each square, to form and locuzzl. 8255,868. area, workshop, mate preferred. No Tw o shifts are available: TO LLA N b Board of Edu- baths, 2 cor egroee and four ordinary words. Mechanically Inclined end ability to work In­ cotlon cierk to take BABYSIT t I r wanted. 'hoppers much more. O. W. Rsh Directions: East Cen­ washer and dryer L0T8/LAND pets. Lease. 643-2880. 8:30 AM — 12:30 PM Monday-Friday dependently. minutes at board meet­ After school core for 8 Real Estate. 643-1591.0 ter St., left onto Ver­ hook-ups In basement. FOR SALE 7:00 AM — 10:00 AM Saturday ings. S5D per board year old In Bowers non, right onto Knol- Large oversized deck Finding a cash buyer for e STOCK ROOM ATTENOANTS Shop the OR meeting Includes typ­ schoool area. Coll 229- ^ n c h e s t VA. si29,oiib. Iwood. Centurv 21 with slider off kitchen. MANCHESTER. 8165,068. the Items you'd like to sell Entry level. Some experience or back­ ing and zeroxing of 7316 days. 646-7006 ev­ Ansoldl built Raised Epstein Real Estate Asking price Is 8314,588. New listing. Wooded Is easy. Just let our read­ 3:30 — 7:30 PM Monday-Friday ground In stock/Invsntory, math ability end minutes. Coll 8758682. enings. Classifieds. Ranch. 3 bedrooms, 216 647-8895.D______Call us tor additional acre lot In extremely ers know what you have 7:00 AM — 10:00 AM Saturday able to move large end heavy materials. baths, 2 flroplocds. 72 DEER Run Troll. Beau­ Information and/or on desirable area of Man­ for sale with an od In G.S.P. offera an excellent benefits package Family room. EaMn appointment!II Realty Classified. 643-2711. Please call Jeanne at 647-9946 for more SCHOOL BUS DRIVERS Manchester tiful Lydoll Woods. 2 chester. Ideal tor solar which Inctudee medical, dental, end life Telemarketing kitchen, laundry room. bedroom Salem Cope. World. 646-7769.P oriented Contempor­ Information. Pan Tine for the town of Bolton. Martin school area. VERNON. 2 tomlly plus Insurance, pension plan and tuition Herald Enloy the carefree li­ ary home. Sentry Real C0HD0MIHIUM8 reimbursement. Qualified candidates may apply lAxiUBg forpeople who Wo will train. Ideal part Owner. 643-4462. festyle In this end unit In-law apartment. Estate: 643-4060.D at our facility or sand resume. SALARY HISTORY like to t M on the time Job tor homemak­ 643-2711 including skylight, Country setting. FOR RENT ers or ratiroes. Priced to sell with a MUST BE INCLUDED. phone; speak with a 8:30 a.m.-S: 00 p -r. cathedral celling and 1 BU8IHE88 NEWSPAPER CARRIERS NEEDED. pleasant voioe; who 537*5234 or 537*5766. car goraoe. 148's. Blan­ psotive cosh flow. CON D^TbedrooIt^ofr. ParsoBiNl DapartRMBt InELP WANTED 8189,988. Klernon PHOPERTY Wall to wall carpeting, MANCHESTER AREA can work frtxn 4-9 p.m. chard g Rossetto. 646- 2482.0______Realty. 649-1147. appliances, carport, GERBER SMENTinC PRODUCTS, INC. Monday through EAST Hartford prime lo­ locuzzl, spiral stair­ Thunday. MANCHESTER. Just We Buy listed lovely 3 bedroom cation. B-3 zoned 4 g 4 case. Call between 7om Mather St...... an WE OFFER: 6. FOX DISTRIBUTION CENTER HAIR YOMPLE two family. Perfect for ond 2pm. 647-6912. Westfield St...... I Now arrange the circled letters to Real Eetatel Ranch In move-ln con­ otices. Many Improve­ 151 Beteon Drive Hoorly wage; com- STYLIST form the surprise answer, as sug­ dition. Quiet, conve­ M ANCHESTER. Beauti­ Easttleld St...... a Manchester mlnioaa; incentlvea; NOW W RING! r c n c gested by the above cartoon. Owners are ready for reasonable Need a quick aaia and cios- nient location. Alumi­ ments, Including down­ ful new 2 bedroom Centertleld St...... a E.O.E. w r n v v wanted, full or stairs kitchen com­ paid vacations; cour­ MERCHANDISE PROCESSORS offers on this beautiful Forest Hills ing for raiocotion, divorce num siding, new both, condo. Air, refrlpero- NorthfieldSt...... ’.".’."."'."."'.‘.'.".■."■.all tesy memberahip; part-time for aettiemant, debt payments or and carpeting. Offered pletely remodeled 2 tor, dishwasher, ml- sales training. Q. Fox a Now England tradition ot satisfaction “ [ n r n r a an aitarnative inveatmant? at 8139,986. Principles years ago. Blown-In crovwave etc. Call 644- McGuire Dr...... aii raised ranch! You’ll have 4 bed­ Insuoltlon In 1982, If Interested call Judy and national retail trend center has Immediate busy salon in Ver­ (Answers tomorrow) only. Please coll 649- 2673 or 644-3313 Case Dr...... f YOU CAN enloy.extra TO DAY IS a good day to We have the answer to your newer blower on fur­ 846-7096. openings for merchandise processors at our non. We guarantee Jumbles: BARGE AMITY MELODY DRUDGE rooms, 2*/4 baths, family room, and probiemsi Caii Bob at 8935.______evenines. House Dr...... "”.!.".".”!.".”sll vacation money bv e^-\'_ place an od In classified to nace and newer 188 South Windsor Distribution Center. Job res- Answer, What the boss thought he was— MANCHESTER. Cozy AM P service. Asking changing Idle Item sTfr sell those Idle Items to pay you more MADE TO ORDER a 2 car garage all on a spacious, HWge...... 11 your home for cash^ir.. you've been storing. A AAA Auto Clab ponalbilltlea include verifying orders, along AUMHO Rf ALIY, INC with large lot In town 8199,888. Strano Real I S n STORE AND with an od In classified, quick call to 643-2711 Will than your cur­ landscaped lot. *229,000. 202 East Center Street older 2 family and sin­ Estate. 647-7653.0 E I OFFICE SPACE ...... :'2i':i23 391 Broad St. counting ticketing and hanging merchandioe Mil. iM W It eM k M l M !• IM N .N , «lllcli gle family. Nice neigh­ 2 Call 643-2711 to place your out your ad In print, rently earning as , iumw., .To m . MwtMMT. ^,e. M l « « # . Otlinle, n. Manchester, C T MANCHESTER. before If a sent to our stores. Full and part time ..M W — tt, IMI iMl y«Jf Ihlel M#wlw*'Moll. borhood. Positive cosh od. Laundry and Dry ^EWI^^TeiravateT. day and evening schedules are available. We a hair stylist, plus 6494M 17 flow. Klernon Realty Close to 1-84. 1st floor ...... 13-110 cleaning establishment offer competitive starting salary, generous tips, benefits and 649-1147. with favorable lease suite available. Rent Garden Dr...... "'aii employee discount and the opportunity to opportunity. Call located In great areo. Includes utilities. 530 8t. James St...... /!!!!!!.."!!."!...".".all earn a weekly incentive bonua. Apply Monday CELEBRITY CIPHER 8115,086. Allbrio square feet. Peterman THE PROFESSIONALS C BiDilty Cipher oryptopmwe are created from quoietlone by famoua Realty, Inc. 6494)917. Building Co. 649-9404. through Friday from 9-5 and Saturday from today. people, peel end preeem. Each fetter m the cipher etende for Butternut Road ...... all Bam until 12 at G. Fox Distribution Center, 301 another. Today's d U rO e pue li A#. M ANCHESTER. 5 room Manager office suite located at MANCHESTER HONDA Qovemor’a Highway, South Windsor, Ct. Dale Road...... |l ' I V KUZ'W XBJV 105 Main Street near 875-0588 IMOHTBABES North end redevelop­ AUTOMOBILES ment. Con be subdi­ UCA DABOBZOQH QCDY NO PAYMENTS vided. Available Au­ Arnott Rd...... n Our Service Department Up to 3 years. Kiss your fl- gust 1st. Allbrio Realty, Ferguson Road...... M RNCZBHYQVZW, PCW nondol dlffleultles goodbye. 202 E. Center Street. 1 12 Avoid forodoturo. Catch up E. Middle Tpke. (even only)...... "556-676 649-0917.______is seeking an experienced IV HCAV XBJV *VQ on late payments such oe first or second morteoeo or oven Automobile Technician. JUST A FEW HOURS outstondlne credit cord Mils. ROOMMATES North Elm St...... 5 .g-| MQVZWR UT Keep your homo free and WANTED Woodbridge St...... 18*230 cltor withaut Hans. Sad Hourly wage plus bonue. Uniforms IF YOUR TIME... MCPGBOBWR.' — I BOG credit or late payment his­ ANO'TttBrfrtendTrBln East Middle Tpke...... 294-373 tory Is nota oroMom. Kindly W teekino a place to coll: Franklin St...... all A U X V A H . live Manchester, E. provided, excellent benefits. For Can give you unlimited T h e S w ift Parker St...... 104^242 PREVIOUS SOLUTION: 'Tm a management person. My Manchester — Shade Trees Hartford area. A must interview call Tom Dell, 8 am to 4 pm, role Is to create an environment In wtilch the talent of my Contarvotlve Group by September 1. Coll Green Road...... 204*330 earning potential!! players can flourish.” — Pat Riley. * Mature trees provide relief from summer 1-4S4-4404or 646-7804 days, 667-4332 Henry St...... 201*315 Monday thru Friday. **7 ^ heat in this iovely 6 room Coioniai. Located MANCHESTER *174,900 1-4S4-1334 evenings. Ask for Princeton St...... 167*190 Set your own hours Chris. Tanner St...... 124*188 in d nice raaidantial area, it offera 3 bed- STATELY COLONIAL Located In a quiet area of town. Six large roome — Wellesley St...... m and earn extra rooma, 1H bathe, firaplaca, tiidara to a nice deck and aii in axoailant condition. Sbedrooms, lit modernized baths, newer kitchen FORRBIT Lawton Rd...... all income while working jJi^CLASSmEDADS: with pantry plua mudroom. Thare la aomathlng to Milford Rd...... ' all MANO^SraHorCA V/IIOIOU bo said about tha charm of an older homal Let ua Offered at *154,900. ROOMS, Male or Female, BUSINESS woman, non- Carpenter Rd...... all from home. Work at show you this lovoly property. Wa art sura you will ^ t r o l l y located. Kit­ THE PROFESSIONALS agree. smoker, no kids, no Sanford Rd...... "all your own pace on a th e g'f’' chen pri vlledges. Reos- pets, seeks 5 room 1st Hamilton Dr...... " " ’"a|| 24 ADAMS STREET o^noble. Apply at 39 floor apartment. Coun­ MANCHESTER, C T 06040 schedule that's 643-2002 Cottage Street, be­ try setting, utilities In­ Wetherell St...... s-262 wcmider a*” tween M . cluded, 8500. Also Inter- McCann D r...... all tailor-made for you. C'dVENtkV, On*ur- ested In being Bldwell St...... !....",...727iL333 646-3520 w orker ^ CHALLENBER nlshed ground floor housemate. Desire 2 162 Spencer Street room. Private en­ b ^ o o m , full both liv­ Call Jeanne or Susan at 647-9946 today ing ouorters, will shore CALL NOW 643-2711 / 647-9946 ManchesterHerald trance and both. Secur- Manchester, Connecticut 06040 itvBepaelt, references. living room/kltchen. and begin the perfect job , ;' . 6 4 3 . 2 7 1 1 ______EACH OFFICE IS INDEPENDENTLY OWNED AND OPBXATBO. $280 per month. 742- Call 643-2711 otter 1pm. 4715. 871-2409 evenlngs.a