to — MANCHESTER HERALD. Wednesday. June 15, 1988

I^ H O M E S H O M ES MISCELLANEOUS IC A R D . ISJ r m s a l e IFO R S A LE F 0 H 8 A L E FO R S A LE Compromise Overdue AAA^CHESTER- DBCORATIV^B^nTM" Glaitonbury tine. Red­ EIGHTH District gra­ VOLVO Wagon DL 1981. cious oldie but goodie! A Spccioli plate glass m irror, Automatic, AM-FM wood Forms. 8 room w i doted 1958. Best offer Colonial. 4 bedrooms, 6 large rooms loaded stereo. $4,450. Please Town offers dea[ Burks and Bosox JV^ baths, 2 car att­ with charm. Excellent 633-6164.0______telephone 742-8171. ached oarage. Fire- condition. Must be ATLANTA Cost Iron Pot FORD Escort 1982. 1 to ml[I developer/3 slam the Yankees/11 placed family room, seen I Blanchard 8> ICARPENTRY/ ROOFMB/ MISCELLANEOUS Belly Stoye with acces­ owner. Excellent con­ hardwood floors, eat- Rossetto Realtors," ICHILO CARE R E M 0 0 ELH I6 Is m in B E in n C E B sories. New, $125. Ey- dition. $2300. Please in kitchen, deck. By We're Selling Houses" enlngs, 6^2002, telephone 742-7625. 646-2482.0______^ owner. $229,900. 643- DAYCARE Mitiw, iMaMiii, d piMS ...... 'K lilN A R D HAWNES TREE SERVICE I CUSTOM Hotpoint elect­ DODGE Arles 1986. 4 8751.______SUPER Duplex. Spectac­ HOMf IMPROVtMNT ric stove with quick door, power steerlno, Mode lee A edecaileaal. If GmhwIiN w i Tiis Wall. SIdliis- Oockt • RiBloc.intwt Buoksi, truck 8 ohippsr. Stump AAANCHESTER- ular home on Arch D tvtliip grans tum lni •klU. Wlitdowo a Door* removal. Frso sttimatss. Cleon oven. Bronze, power brakes, olr. 25k. Street. Huge rooms. H you'tw tie k Of oontraotors not good condition, 30", Exceptlonal seven BOW. Uonotd dagr coro honw. istum ing your calls, call us. No Job Too Ms or Too Small Spsdsl oonsMsmtlon lor Excellent condition. room Spilt set on lovely Full walkup attic. Must OgraoloS for Waalf - toSJo n . 1t% Sonlor emwn ONcount $65. Also, Cherry ste­ $5495. 6SM009. be sold to settle estate. NBtrMooB inoaU. - A isy Im ifO A Mony fM m nooo moinWir ol Sw Hitormtlonol eldsrty and hsndleappsd. reo, good condition. oversized and beauti­ Bortor Systomo TOYOTA Kino (bob 1986. fully landscaped lot In $230's. Blanchard 8, M A R Conitnictloii 6 4 7 -7 5 5 3 $40. Tel whone 649-9462. Excellent condition. aulet family neighbor­ Rossetto Realtors," 568-2589 I8«-648-1720 Coll 7SS-0761 AfIVtImA ANDERSEN 3 window Stereo, bucket seats, hood. Home boasts We're Selling Houses" bay with screens and . matching top, turbo. 646-2482.0______HANDYMAN tnd three bedrooms with IC L E A N W e grills. 68>A" wlde-42'/4" 643-4593. FARRANO REM00ELIN8 high. $550 after 4pm. hardwood floors, eat In OWN a Piece of the jELECTBICAL HAULING kitchen, format living "Pond". Now availa­ SERVICES Room aMHIons, daoks, roofing, 649-7776. room and dining room, ble from 21 distinctive sMIng, .windows and gutters. Any Job — Anytime ifflanrhrBtpr Im lli CLYDE DEPENDABLE Houte- Saekhos and ttuSdoiar ssrvlos and lower level family home sites In a gor­ ELECTRICAL WORK CHEVROLET-BUICK, INC. geous wooded setting. cleantns done In your available. Call Sob Panand, Jr. Call Gary 847-3660 E N O R O L t a room. All this plus Need e new Service with ROUTE 83, VERNON central air for your Be part of the Ho­ home. Please fele- Bus. 647-8508 a r » width-EM worm weather plea­ meowner's Associa­ phone 643-8309. circuit breekore? IM vsIdMi • S for sse S4 C sn tu fy LTD 4dr. *6995 Rtt.845-B849 Moss am downi CItsck us out In ASPHALT MAINTENANCE MUST as plaksd up si ow sure and comfort. tion which owns the ths Msnchsslsr ysSow psgos. Drtvsways 8 Parking Lots 86 Cavsilsr C8 4 * *5995 pond. Minutes from SOUTH BOLTON Herald Ofllea Mendey itma 66 Monis Carlo *5995 164,900.Sentry Real « Hot Nubboiltod Crack Sodkie Thuraday belara 11 a.m.enly. MSIPH DUMAS 86 Chevy O 10 P/u Thursday, June 16,1988 Manchester, Conn. — A City of Village Charm 30 Cents Estote, 643-4060.O Hartford. Convenient GLCANINC SERVICE K igali BiiidlBf A o AoglMM Ropobo o Sow OooUng *5995 to 1-84 and 384. Your 646-S263 as Olds Della 4 *. *9995 DON’T Blink...or thlster- Homes and Condos RamodallBg S a r ^ FuUy moiirad Froo SoHmotoo rlflc house will get by plans or ours. Pre­ construction prices Call TAB you I Priced to sell at • OauMortapo * CemuNns HEATINO/ C8ll628-244ST9DAYt SPECIAL BUY $132,000. Beautifully from $375,000 and up. [ s a l e s 1966 CHEVY CAVAILIER D.W. Fish Realty, 643- 6 4 7 -1 5 4 5 PLUMOING maintained 4 room ex­ ■ Homo OoMnelMig o NooAns DELIVERING 4 0r..4 Cyi.4 Spd., pandable Cape. 2 bed­ 1591 .□ Rich, clssn, stono-frse NOTICE. Connecticut Gen- u msm. m tstsa *4 6 0 0 rooms, fireplace, hard­ MANCHESTER. Immac­ Rag. Ins. Rat. 6 4 9 -9 4 7 3 loam. 8 yards. 'SOPIusTax. erol Statute 23-65 prohibits 86 Csvallsr 4 dr. *4995 Day-care idea would ease labor shortage wood floors, super ulate 9 room Colonial R.A. DAVIDSON Also, ssnd, gravtl, stone the posting of advertise­ Insulation, vinyl sided, situated In the most L A W N C A R E Plumbing, Hooting. Pump Sonlfo and horse manure. ments by any person, firm or 87 Calais 4 dr. *9495 New Installatlont, Repairs, corporation on a telegraph, STCuUassadr. *10,995 oversized 2 car garage, desirable South Farms ISnCAHITINe/ ployees, they could hire more problem of child care for both Oraint Cleansd, Bathroom 8 telephone, electric light or S7 C svallsr t dr. *7995 By Nancy Pappas jobs in the area in the next few large facility called The Child­ child-care providers, and insti­ lovely treed lot. Coll area. 4 bedrooms, 1st LAWNS Mowed. Reaso­ IS S J PAPERING 643-9504 power pole or to o tree, easily and retain workers longer. pre-school and school-age child­ tuted a voucher system, so that quick. Jackson 8, Jack- floor family room, nable prices, free esti­ KHohsn Rsmodallng 87 Pont Orand Am *9995 Manchester Herald years. The developers of the ren’s Place, is the only child-care Sorv/co <• Our Buolnooo shrub, rock, or any other planned $70 million Pavilions at “Day care is a problem ren in Manchester. provider on the study group. low-income parents can choose a son Real Estate, 647- lorge sunroom, 2'/2 mates. Please tele- NAME your own price. Tsp Ssll Serssssi Lssm natural obtect without a writ­ 87 Pont. Sunbird opt *7995 8400.O______baths, 2 car garage and phone John 647-1907. Pother 8i Son Pointing Bus. Phone 7 4 2 -S 3 S 2 Any amount deHvsied. Also, fill, ten permit lor the purpose of A task force appointed by Buckland Hills have said the mall throughout the nation,” DiRosa Attending the news conference Peter Walsh, director of the day-care center and have the cost A Golden Opportunity! much more. Call us for LAWN Mowing Service and Papering. Remo- gravel, stons stxl bark, muleh. protecting Itorthepubllcond 8 7 2 - 9 1 1 1 Mayor Peter P. DiRosa will work could create as many as 2,000 said. "But it’s particularly bad in the Lincoln Center hearing Bureau of Social Services in reimbursed by the state. an appointment to see! Bobost, bsckhos 8 loader rental. carries a tine of up to $50 for Empty nesters looking available. Reosonoble vol. 291-8567.______PJ't Plutiblna, HsaUng A each offense. to solve a shortage of day-care jobs. here because of the rapid growth room, in addition to DiRosa and Maine, told the group that day There are also low-interest for a smaller home $279,000. U 8, R Realty, rotes. Free estimates. Air CsiMRlsnlng services that is in danger of we are experiencing in this Hachey, were Donna Cammeyer care should not be thought of only loans for businesses and hospitals 643-2692.0______PAINtlNd Interior and Boilers, pumps, hot water DAVIS CONfTRUCTION B LO C K Tog Sole. June DiRosa has already appointed with lust the right set­ 643-9572 after 3pm. exterior. Quollty and 18, 9-4pm. June 19, 12- making the area’s acute labor area,” he said. and Frank Smith, both members in terms of large institutions. starting day-care centers, and EAST Hartford, 1 year tanki, new and 872-1400/6S9-9SSS a subcommittee of town directors up? Impeccable condi­ professional work- rsplacsmsnts. 4pm. Furniture, bed­ LIPMAN #1 shortage worse, DiRosa said. The 11-member task force, of the study group, and Mary Ann “ Many times, the home day care small, two-year grants for school tion throughout, this 5 new. 3 large bedrooms EASTERN monshlp. Free esti­ to look into affordable housing FREE ESTIMATES ding, Avon collecti­ VOLKSWAGEN The task force is the second called the Study Group for Day Handley, representing the Board is the ideal setting for a child,” he systems willing to start before- room Ranch on Lake- In this sunny Ranch LAWNCARE mates. Coll Craig bles, bumper pool problems in the area. wood Circle boasts with large fully ap­ OHtrlim a full Lint ol LAN08CAPIN6 86 SuiukI Sim url Conv. such effort by town officials to Care and Latch Key Children, is of Directors, of which she is a said. and after-school programs. town f Ytrd Sorrlen Mund. 742-8173 or 742- 643-9649 / 228-9616 table, household Items 5100 m l...... •8898 gracious one floor liv­ pllanced country kit­ OB- ... — m ^ M - - - - - . 9382. address contributing factors to At a news conference to an­ chaired by Joseph Hachey, vice member. He was invited because Maine The first aim of the study MMwnpi OTVQwiga PMiwin^ • moTvi and more! Lexington 87 Yugo 2 dr.. 18K ...... •2896 ing. Large master bed­ chen. Lovely level yard fultf htfurad • Ftm tp llfnDm LANDSCAPING nounce the appointments Wed­ president for commercial lending The study group consists of has gained a reputation for committee is to put on an all-dhy Drive, Manchester. 86 VW Qolf DIaacI...... •8296 the labor shortage. DiRosa said room with many built for retirees or be­ • Opnlof ORMfi PlBODunte MI8CELLANE0U8 Nojo»roo$mu nesday. DiRosa said that if at ComFed Savings Bank and a several people in the business progressive day-care programs, conference, probably in mid- D A B PAINTING Umm DMrtlAO and mtIniDntnoD. GRANDMOTHER, SeVWSdrocco, AT, AC. many companies are already Ins, comfortable den, ginners. Great neigh­ 8 ER VIC E8 Manchester companies could member of the Economic Devel­ field, members of the Board of town officials said. September, at which business spacious living room borhood of newer 447-9910 Kendall Ksyss Eiterlsr Neste PaialiBg Mother, Daughter's AM/FM Case., PMIr... ..•9796 experiencing a labor shortage CAN FREE ESTIMATES Tog Sole. Antiques, 86 C utlsu Clerra brn ...... •8396 promise adequate, reasonably opment Commission. The group Education and teachers. Holly Maine has increased the salar­ with fireplace, formal homes and convenient OspsndaHs and sxpertonesd. ODD lobs. Trucking. that is expected to worsen with dining room and to Route 84-384 and Low Prioss and Pulty Insured. Psrstssliisi Laim collectibles, "stuff”, 88 Jeep Pioneer the creation of 2,000 to 3.000 more priced day care to their em­ is charged with looking into the Urbanetli Cassano. owner of a ies and training available to See DAY CARE, page 10 Home repoirs. You 2 D r. 4x4 ...... •7995 charming country Hartford. Anne Miller leTlBOOKKEEPtNe/ Free EtUmatoe Cars A Lssdscspisf attic treasures, old lin­ name It, we do It. Free ens, kitchenware, can­ 83 Jaap W agoneer, style kitchen. Perfect Real Estate, 647-8000.O I D ^ IIN------C O M E T A X estimates. Insured. 643- 742-5224 roovonw..^ size yard for managea- NEIL - 649-4136 ning lars, lewelry, ste­ Lo a d e d ...... •8996 MANCHESTER Califor­ 0304.______■ reo, waterbed. June 18, 82VWRebWt DIeeal...... •2896 ble maintenance. nia Ranch. Custom $196,900. Jackson 8, HAVE Your car look like 9am-2pm. June 19, 82 Bulok Skylark ...... •2896 Day-care Ranch with a contem­ BARBARA RAY new Inside and out. For CONCRETE 9am-2pm. 218 Hackma- Watch Jackson Real Estate, porary flair In a beauti­ l u s 88 Carnaro IROC-Z ...... •10,498 647-S400.C BOOKKEEPING Cuetom Intsdor 8 Exterior anappointmentcall: W tack Street, ful sought out area! & W Auto Detailing at Monchester.______81 Mereadac 380SL. AT. BRAND New listing! Sel­ Cathedral ceilings, 3 SERVICES Painting o Celling Repair 8 CONCRETE WORK 8 llv s r.4 e K ...... •26,585 BoottMplaf for SfiiDll Renew o Power Waihing 643-9995. 20 Yooro Experience dom does such a spe­ large bedrooms, 7Vo iMtInMMS, ladtidlBi pBjrroll JUNE 19, 10am-4pm. 77 Camsro, V8, AT...... '24S6 plan gets cial home become baths, 2 fleldstone fire­ Mki quarterljr taiM. Free EoUnwref ■ Foundation, addition, Baby Itenis, clothes, 24 YollaiNl Yiipk, Rtt. 83 for rain In iu rtd • Sonlor Olooounto HANDYMAN excavation, pstio, gidewalkg. air conditioner, etc. 72 available. Immaculate places, 1st floor family VBmoB. CY • 649-2638 8 room Ansaldl built room and laundry 649-3281 6 4 6 - 2 2 5 3 Homo ImprovomonI - Polntlns Fully Iniurod. Froo Eollmotoo. O a k Street, - BoMmonto nnlihod - Ttllne ■ Richard Csron Manchester.______Colonial on Lookout room! Also, central Light Corpontrv • OOO JOBS • support Mountain. 4 bedrooms, air, a security system, 2 INSUREO 8 7 5 -3 8 2 7 TAG Sale. Saturday, 2'/j baths, summer car garage and much CARPENTRY/ n R O O R N O / June 18 from 9am-4pm. MANCHESTER BARRY SCANLON tonight porch, attic fan, plas­ more! Call for a pri­ R EM O O ELIN 6 8 I0 IN 6 41 Waddell Road, ter construction, wet vate showing. $229,900. 6 4 6 -2 4 1 1 froo ootlmotoo W IN D O W S Manchester. HONDA - Parking garage bar In kitchen, stained Anne Miller Real Est­ A N D 0 0 0 R 8 BRADLEY Kitchens tag wood siding, pretty ate, 647-8000.O Conservative way to By The Associated Press causes concern CARPENTRY A THERMAL WINDOWS sale. Miscellaneous USED CARS yard with gracious ma­ MANCHESTER. Sopa- REMODELMO SERVICES Install or repair your roof RdNoM V WiMbow kitchen and bath ca­ ture landscaping. and Sdvsl Osol direct wlth^ CUANIN6 SERVICE 4 DOORS 86 Chevy Van *15,586 clous and gracious 9 CompMs horns rooslrs a.Td rs- SptelaRtInQ In HwlORnMl HomM. Sold ond Inotollod by protoo- binets, counter tops, Forecasters say relief from the By Anita M. Caldwell $349,900. Jackson & room Raised Ranch In modsllng. Ws spsolallzo In bath­ roofer. Weed and cedar appliances, lighting shake spsclollstl Seal QUALITY OLIANINO AT olonol romodoUng oorttroctor. 86 Honda Civic * 6 9 9 5 pre-summer heat wave is on the Manchester Herald Jackson Reol Estate, executive area. 4 1st rooms and kltohsns. Small seal# ECONOMICAL RMICE6. PMEE fixtures, sinks and for­ downs. 37 years A oolocllon o l vinyl or mood 84 Chav Carnaro 647-8400.D commercial work. Rsglstsred, In- ESTIMATES. undo. Cuotom corpontry o * 5 1 9 5 way in the form of a front that will floor bedrooms, 2 Vi tuied, rsfersnees. oxpsriancs. Ym TI of DRP«rltnO«, rtfDTDOCM mica. Saturday, June MANCHESTER. Great baths, lower level fam­ opoolollty. 18, 9am-3pm. 694 Kee- 84 Honda Accord * 7 9 9 5 clear out the high-pressure sys­ Manchester Memorial Hospi­ 646-8165 tvRilaMD. CMI Slf-6f60 tem that brought record high opportunity. Finish ily room and den or 5th 645-8830 ADR for Mr. Sp«no4r 875-9760 n e y Street, 86 Honda Accord * 6 9 9 6 tal's plan to open a day-care thisfull dormered Cape bedroom. This home Monchester.______temperatures and trapped air center in a house on South Alton 81 Chavy M onta C arlo * 4 9 9 5 the way you want It! has room for everyone TAG Sole. Saturday, pollutants over Connecticut this Street has the support of some First floor living room, and every purpose. June 18, 9am-4pm. 84 Olda Cutlaaa * 6 9 9 5 week. dining room, kitchen Call for details. neighbors but a plan to build a L0T8/LAND ROOMS APARTMENTS China, glassware, 85 Ply. Horizon On Wednesday, the tempera­ and 1 bedroom are $225,900. Sentry Real * 2 9 9 5 hospital parking garage, possibly FOR SALE FOR RENT FOR RENT Merchandise tools, hundreds of flsh- ture .soared to a record high as the finished. Upstairs un­ Estate, 643-4060.D OD Ing lures, shoes, 85 Honda CMc * 5 4 9 5 at the comer of Turkington Drive finished with potential heat wave continued a third day. and Haynes Street, causes some MANCHESTER. Just be­ MANCHESTER. (Nor­ ROOM tor rent. Close to ATTRACTIVE Apart­ clothes, appliances, 84 Olda Cutlaaa * 5 4 9 5 for 2 bedrooms and 2nd ginning? Price has power tools, cameras straining power plants with re­ concern. theast Area). Level lots downtown and bus­ ment conveniently lo­ 88 Dodge Lancer * 7 4 9 5 bath. $168,500. D.W. been reduced on this lines. $80 per week. and many other Items. cord usage and sending school The plans for the day-care Fish Realty, 643-1591 .□ about % of on acre. cated. Appliances. FURNITURE easy to afford 5 room, 2 City sewer and woter. Telephone 643-2659. Professional couple ED 15 Wedgewood Drive, 82 Lincoln Town Car * 7 4 9 5 children and workers home early. center will cause the eviction of bedroom Cape, close to Manchester. IMMACULATE. New 647-0j4i or 646-7207. MANCHESTER. Full fur­ preferred. No pets. Se­ FOUR piece bedroom set 84 Honda Accord 4 dr. * 7 1 9 5 . The temperature at Bradley the current tenant, Elizabeth roof, driveway and up- shopping and schools. nished, clean and pri­ curity. References. International Airport in Windsor doted electrical servi­ $124,900. Century 21 Ep­ Including box spring. 88 Honda Civic * 8 4 9 5 Doigner. She said today that she Looking for something vate In ladles rooming $575 plus utlllless. 649- IVj year old. Hardly W A N TE D T O Locks hit 97 degrees at 2; 10 p.m. has been running a day-care ces. Fully appllanced stein Realty, 647-8895.n house. On busline. Con­ 0533. 82 Chav. Citation * 2 9 9 5 kitchen, new dis­ special? Why not run a used. Coll 875-1922 and BUY/TRADE Wednesday, breaking the record center for seven years in the COVENTRY. Enloy veniently located. La­ leave message. 86 Buick Somaraat 2 dr. * 6 9 9 5 hwasher, counter tops "Wanted to Buy" od In of 96 degrees set in 19.17, said Mel house where the hospital wants to country living In this 3 dles preferred. Full use WANTED to buy. Old and vinyl floor. Back- bedroom Ranch with Clossifled. The cost Is of kitchen plus laundry ICONDOMINIUMS 83 Mazda RX7 * 6 4 9 5 Goldstein, director of the open its own day-care center to small ... the response big. furniture, clocks, to-tront, 1st floor fam­ eat-ln kitchen and en­ facilities. $240 per IFOR RENT TV/STEREO/ Weather Center at Western Con­ attract more employees. ily room. 3 bedrooms, 643-2711. lamps, paintinos and "Yh* Aoto Profosslem ls” ' closed porch. $125,900. month. Security and APPLIANCES rugs. Will pay cash! necticut State University in The hospital plans to build the ^V7 baths, garage and Century 21 Epstein ^reterences^ 644-3503. MANCHESTER. Luxury 2 4 A 4 s m 8 St., M aacbettar full Insulation. Asking Realty, 647-8895.0 3 bedroom Townhouse. Call 646-8496.______Danbury, parking garage to put an end to l9i;iBU8INE8S Zenith Circle of Sound Goldstein said the front will parking problems that President $174,900. Strano Real niAPARTMENTS Air, pool, fireplace, Stereo with 2extension 6 4 6 - 3 5 1 5 Estote, 647-7653.0 1 4 0 1PROPERTY tennis, golf. $1100 per bring scattered showers and drop Michael Galtacher has called a ‘ ■for RENT speakers. $95. Coll 646- Automotive JUST Listed! Immacu­ CONDOMINIUMS onth. Southfield Green. 6077.______temperatures into the mid-.IOs Stu HipNInt/Special to the Harald "nightmare.” Hospital officials late 6' room Cape In FOR Sale Manchester 974-3547. MORIARTY late today. FOR SALE Doctor's office. Hil­ ROC K vrLLE"“o n r‘B ^- STEREO. AM-FM stress that no final decision has Verplank school dis­ room. Elm Street, In­ “ There is definitely a sign of DAM WORK — Conrad Paradis of Terryville, left, and this morning. Both are employed by Baler Construction been made about the size or site of trict. 1 Vj baths, kitchen liard Professional cassette, turntable. CARS MALLARD View distinc­ Bulding. 2153 sauare cludes heat and hot I STORE AND Asking $120. Call after BROTHERS relief on the weather map " Alphonse Cusano of Southington work on the of Hartford. the parking garage. with breakfast nook. water, stove and re­ tive 7 room attached feet and convenient ____[o ffic e spac e 6pm. 646-0349. ID FOR SALE USED CARS Goldstein said. “ We’ll get a little reconstruction of the Union Pond Dam on Union Street ‘"This house is not vacant,” $150's. Blanchord 8, new Townhouses. 3 frigerator, modern kit­ n Rossetto Realtors," storage area. 1st floor. CREAt sdUliD Sy'StEMi temporary relief for a couple of Doigner said, angrily in reaction bedrooms, 1'/j boths, Move-In condition. Ex­ chen and bath. 1 month MANCHESTER. For rent MUSTANG Coupe 1969. 88 M erkur Scorpio *19,495 We're Selling Houses" den, full basement, op- secu flty. $495 per ■ FD built by Sound TMChniclani You finish restoration 87 Mere. Q. Merquit *13,695 days.” to a story in Wednesday's Herald 646-2482.n cellent parking! In- or lease, 650 square feet from profMMlonal componontt No heat-reialed deaths were which reported the house is .pllances, carpeting aulre today at 646-5153. month. Also, Rock­ store front on busy or use tor parts. $750 87 Merc. Topaz *6795 M ANCHESTER. Open and garage. $150's. ville, 1st floor, 27 Cot­ that are beat for your needa. firm. 647-7622.______reported, but Chris Gentile, di­ vacant. street. Call 646-0576 or Call Jack Bertrand at 87 Merc. Cougar *11,095 Heat wave to end with a pool splash house, Sunday 12-4pm. Blanchard & Rossetto tage Street, 1 bedroom, rector of the .state Office of She was one of several resi­ 643-2034.______CHEVY Malibu 1972. 87 Ford Tempo *6995 10 Strong Street. Im­ Realtors," We're Sel- modern bath, stove, 6 4 3 -1 2 6 2 Hard top, 307, auto­ Emergency Medical Services, dents who expressed concerns maculate 6 room carpet. 1 month secur­ UP to 1210 square feet For Your Sound System Needsl 87 Lincoln T.C. *16,295 llng Houses" 646-2482.d MORTGAGES matic, stereo. Runs warned people with respiratory By Alex Glrelll prepared for Friday's 1 p.m, opening. They applicants must present recreation cards about the proposals in interviews Ranch. Oversized 1 car ity. $415 per month. available on Main — Solo* S Sorvico — 87 Merc. Q. M trquit *11,395 STUNNING 2 bedroom Street. Warren E. How- good. $450. Call 742- or cardiac problems, the elderly Manchester Herald are scheduled to close on Aug. 30. when they are registered for lessons. The today. garage, aluminum sid­ contemporary con­ Call 872-6199 or225-1012. 6537. 87 Lincoln MK7 *21,995 ing, 2 full baths, new FALUNG BEHIND?? The Garnet Compony. lond, Inc. 643-1108. and others with health problems The schedule for the Globe Hollow Pool on cards will be on sale at the pools. Doigner, who is a licensed dominium. Garage, LOOKING FOR an apart­ VOLKSWAGON Super 87 Ford Cr. Vic. *11,695 carpeting, new deck TWO Bedroom ln2tomMy OFFICES. Prime loca­ to seek out air-conditioned Manchester’s five outdoor swimming pools Spring Street, the largest of the town pools, Children must be at least 3 years old to be day-care center provider, said parking and private STOP FORECLOSURE!! ment? Be sure to check Beetle 1971. Excellent 87 Merc. Cougar *11,095 overlooking profes­ home. All appliances. tion. Reasonable, heat, the many vacancies listed buildings. will open just as the heat wave that gripped calls for general swimming on Saturdays, registered and must be Manchester she has received an eviction loundry facility. $875 If you are falling behind on condition with spare 87 Mszds RX-7 sionally landscaped per month. Sentry Reol your mortgage payments... Available Imme­ hot water, parking, In classified each day. *1 7 ,4 9 5 ' "With the high temperatures central Connecticut in a sweaty stranglehold Sundays and holidays from 10 a.m. to 12; 45 residents. notice from the hospital ordering vord In quiet neighbor­ lanitor. $275.647-9223 or engine, tires and tools 1 S8 Toyota C im ry Estate. 643-4060. OR...It your home Is In tore- diately. $600 per $1000, 643-5743. *9495 and humidity ... it does pose a is scheduled to end. p.m. and from 2 p.m. to 5; 45 p.m. On The schedule of free playground events for her out of the house by July 31. hood. Too many extras month. 646-4297. 649-5334. as Mazda 626 Turbo *9895 to list! $169,900. Call for closure, WE CAN HELPI VOLKSWAGEN Rabbit threat to members of our society The pools will open at 1 p.m. Friday, just weekdays, the open swim periods will be from children will begin Monday at all playgrounds “ I ’m not just a babysitter,” she No payment program avail­ MANCHESTER. 3 bed­ FURNISHED Offices with y0iGOOO THINGS se Mato. Lynx *3995 1 p.m to 4; 45 p.m. and from 6p.m. to7; 45p.m. except the Waddell School playground where apponfment 7am-5pm HOMES phone, receptionist, 1976.4 door, automatic, that would be considered high about the time the National Weather Service said. " I went to college for this.” 646-5000. After 5pm 646- HD able tor up to 2 years. Bad room Duplex, base­ ED TO EAT 120,000 miles. $500 or 86 Dodge Lancer *7995 has predicted a reprieve from the heat spell At the other four pools, the general the schedule opens Tuesday. The hospital announced plans FOR SALE credit Is not a problemllAsk ment, fenced yard, copy, tax and secre- risk,” he said. 6463 ask for Dove. tory support. 647-4800. best otter. 649-5227 be­ 86 Marc. Marquia *5995 Power usage in Connecticut which has sent temperatures soaring into the swimming hours on Saturdays, Sundays, and The playgrounds will be supervised to open a day-care center at 11 S. how LOW payments can appliances, good loca­ fore 3pm. tion. $650 per month NEW Commercial rental 86 Mare. Marquia *5995 and western Massachusetts hit a 90s. holidays will be from 1 p.m to 3; 15 p.m. and through lunchtime and most of them will Alton St. for more than 60 help you SAVE YOUR 86 Mare. Lynx HOME TODAY! plus utilities. 646-0655 space. Main Street and *3995 record of 5,835 megawatts an While the weather has caused problems from 3; 45 p.m. to 5; 45 p.m. On weekdays, the operate from 9; 30 a.m. to 4 p.m. children in order to attract more mornings. West Middle Turnpike. CHAPONIS Brothers 88 Mare. Marquia *5995 open swim hours are I p.m. to 4; 45 p.m. and 6 Swiss Conservative Group hour between 1 and 2 p.m. elsewhere in the state, no power outages were The playgrounds are located at Bowers employees, a hospital spokesman 2-650 square feet or Strawberries. Pick 88 Mare. Marquia *5995 p.m. to 7;45 p.m. 36 Grissom Road MANCHESTER. 6 room your own, Clark Street, PONTIAC 6000 1906. 4 Wednesday, breaking the 5,823 reported today as a result of the heat wave. School, Buckley School, Center Springs Park. said. at (203) 454-1336 or Duplex. Full attlc- 1-1300 square feet ap­ door, V-6, air condl- 85 Lincoln T.C. *12,995 The pools are Salters Pool at 103 Lydall St., South Windsor. Free level set Aug. 17, 1987, said Jeff Manchester public and parochial schools, in Charter Oak Park. Highland Park Rec While Doigner is angry about (203) 454^404 /basement. Parking, proximate. Call Bob tloner, AM-FM 86 Ford LTD *8995 Swanson Pool at 45 North School St.. Klernan. 649-1147. containers. Open 8am- Kotkin. a spoketman for Nor­ their next-to-last day of the academic season, Onter, Keeney Street School, Mahoney the day-care proposal, she and centrally located. $550 8pm or until picked out. cassette, rust proofed. 85 Olda Wagon *8995 plus utll'es. Stove theast Utilities. were operating on regular schedules today, if Verplanck Pool at 126 0lcott St., and Waddell Recreation Center (Washington School), neighbors have mixed feelings No children under 14 Original owner. 11,000 88 Chav. Spectrum *4295 REAL ESTATE available. No pets. Se­ miles. Mint condition. NU avoided reducing voltage somewhat uncomfortably. For many stu­ Pool at 163 Broad St. Martin School, Nathan Hale School, Ver­ about the garage. OD I VACATION allowed In field. Call 84 Mare. (>iugar *5495 At all five pools, swim classes will be held WANTED curity and lease. 241- E ll $0600. 643-0031 after for its residential customers, as it dents, that meant taking tests. planck School, Waddell School, and the “ They have to do something ^ " ■ r e n ta l s 528-5741 for S4 Mare. Cougar *6495 8862. Information. 5pm. had to do last year, by cranking Manchester Memorial Hospital reported no from 9 a.m to noon Monday through Friday Wilfred Road playground (off Hartford Road about the parking,” said Ellen LAND Wanted. Develop­ 84 Mare. Q. Marquia *7995 ROCKVILLE Apartment WATERFRONT. Lake CHEVY Cavalier 1903. 4 up generating units to maximum patients came to the hospital with heat- beginning Tuesday. across from Lynch Toyota-Pontiac). Roy of South Alton Street. “ I have ment or Investment for rent. 4 rooms, 2nd 84 Lincoln T.C. *11,495 ouallty land. 10-500 Chaffee. 2 bedroom, is n SPORTING door, automatic, air, output, obtaining emergency related complaints Wednesday. One was Registration for the first session of lessons mixed feelings about the noise floor, adults preferred. furnished cottage with full power, tilt steering, 84 Lincoln Contin. *11,595 treated for a heat problem Tuesday. will be held at pools Saturday from 9 a.m. to The Bowers playground will be open from 9 and the congestion in the acres sought by Appliances Included. GOODS power supplies from New York medium-sized develop­ private beach. $350 speed control, rear de- 64 Mare. Cougar *6495 state and Canada, requiring its Kenneth Irish, work coordinator for the noon. The first session runs from Tuesday to a.m. to noon and close in the afternoon. neighborhood.” Pay own utilities. 1 weekly. Coll 649-6260. togger. 643-6101. 84 Olda Delta ment company. Brok­ month security. $450 MISTRAL Windsurfer, *6995 Manchester Parks and Cemeteries Depart­ July 5. Wilfred Road playground will be open from 1 But Roy welcomes the day-care ers welcomed and fully MERCURY Comet 1972. S3 Mare. Cougar per month. 871-1159, 6- $750. 6 foot sail with *5995 See HEAT WAVE, page 10 ment, said the outdoor town pools have been The fee for the sessions is $4 per person and p.m. to 4 p.m. center. protected. Coll or 8pm. INDUSTRIAL battens, 12 foot board Runs good, body good. "I work at the hospital,” she write; Sugarbush, Inc., with adjustable mast- Needs exhaust. $200. 301-305 CENTER ST. AVAILABLE July 1st. 4 PROPERTY said. "In order for the hospital to 200 West Center Street, track, toot straps and Call John 643-0799. MANCHESTER M a n c h e s te r * 2 1 9 ,5 0 0 B7, Manchester, CT room, 2 bedrooms, cen­ TODAY have enough nursing staff, I think tral location, garage, MANCHESTER. Indus­ skeg. Call 774-4845 be­ Gracious, 8 room Colonial located In quiet area. 06040. (203) 649-1490. trial, office, commer­ tween 5pm-10pm or 646- 6 4 3 - 5 1 3 5 they need the day-care center.” appliances, nice yard. 0271.______Sell Your Car “ We’re all for (the day-care 2'A baths, huge master bedroom suite, 2 family $525 plus utilities. Call cial space. 2400 square Colossus likes what he in Muke Working mothers rooms; one with fireplace, all wall to wall carpeting until 9pm 623-6970. feet. Loading dock. center),” said Albert and Lucille Rentals Woodland Industrial M U S IC A L in the wilds of West Africa as an infant. More than half of all new Vincek of South Alton Street. "It's and a 2 car garage. THREE Rooms partly C AM PER S/ By Bill Kaezor the soap opera kind. Pork. 643-2121. But Colossus had been separated from mothers are back in the job difficult today to get Directions; Scott Dr. to Kennedy Rd. to lett on furnished. Heat. Work­ ITEMS TRAILERS The Associated Press Colossus' encounter with Muke on ns other gorillas at Benson's Animal Park in market within a year of giving babysitters.” Hamilton to lett on Grissom Rd. ing single mole pre­ 4 Lines — 10 Days Wednesday was only a glimpse through a ROOMS ferred. No pets. Lease. ROOMMATES UPRIGh FP lano, white, 504 charge each addi­ CAMPER^VM. Sleeps 8, small opening between their bedrooms at Hudson, N.H., before moving to the Florida birth. Story on page 15. But the Vincek’s are against the great sound! Asking stove and refriaerator. GULF BREEZE, Fla. — Colossus, billed Brokers bring your customers. Brokers protected. 03 FOR RENT 643-2880.______WANTED tional line, per day. You as the largest captive lowland gorilla, got The Zoo in this Pensacola suburb. Panhandle in March. Muke (pronounced parking garage. MANCHESTER. 2nd $200. Please telephone Excellent condition. Moo’-key) has lived with other members of Index lohn at 643-8799. can cancel at any time. $2000 or best otter. his first glimpse of another member of his "Colossus has been peeking in through “ Turkington Road is treacher­ MANCHESTER. Room In floor, 2 bedroom apart­ WANTED. Responsible their species at St. Louis, the Columbus Zoo aulet rooming house. SORRY, 742-7814. species since infancy, a female on loan for that little porthole over there and been Business____15 Obituaries------2 ous,” said Lucille Vincek. "The ment. Stove and refrig­ female to shore 4 room NO REFUNDS OR Ideal tor construction apartment with same. breeding. He apparently liked what he saw. knocking the dust out of the concrete and the Bronx Zoo. Classified - 18-19 Opinion------B-7 curve itself. The least little rain iilp ysti bsc erator. Utilities extra. P E T S AN D ADJUSTMENTS University of West Florida scientists had worker. $65 a week. $525 per month. 649- East Hartford, non- AUTDSFOR But the match between the 6-foot-2, walls,” said Pat Quinn, director of The Zoo. Comics____ 17 People------8 makes it slippery.” ^rlOFESSIONAU 646-1686 or 569-3018. SUPPLIES been preparing Colossus for Muke's arrival cm 64M528k iN Mk lir Dm 8365.______smoker. $275 plus utlll- GAUL HERALD R EN T/ LEA 8 E 570-pound Colossus and 4-8, 274-pound “ He’s very excited about this whole affair.” Connecticut _4-S Sports _ _ 11-14 And they think the drivers are D. F. REALE. INC. ONE room In 6 room SINGLE applications, tles. 291-8665otter 3pm. FERRETS. 2 males, 0 Muke, on loan from the St. Louis Zoo, has a Both gorillas are about 22 years old, Focus______8 Television___ 16 reckless. furnished house. Privi­ quIetT bedroom apart­ YOUNG Man, good refer­ weeks old, not neu­ CLASSIFIED FREE Mileage on low long way to go before it becomes an affair of prime breeding age, and each was captured See GORILLA, page 10 Local ___2-4, 10 U.S./World___ 0 1751I lAKi^^iMlmsstfr lege of whole house. ment, Center Park. ences wants room and tered or descented. $30 cost auto rentals, v il­ Lottery______2 Weather _■, 2 See HOSPITAL, page 10 sir h hkohf h S4MS2S Free parking. Washer “References. $400. 649- board. Call Ron at 649- each. Call 643-7004 ask 6 4 3 - 2 7 1 1 lage Auto Rental. 643- and dryer. 649-7911. 9287. 6806. tor Michael. 2979 or 646-7044. t - MANCHESTER HERALD. Thursday, June 16. 1988 MANCHESTER HERALD. Thuraday, June 16, 1088 — 3 RECORD Town offers deal to mill developer Births About Town By Nancy Concelman to Superior Court. Adopt a pet Ming or Daisy Manchester Herald The firm has since proposed an Desrosiera, Kaylin Margaret, daughter of Andre out-of-court settlement on the Overeaters offered support F. and Katerry-Lynn Whitehouse Desrosiera of 16 The town has proposed a appeal and the town has re­ By Barbora Richmond I . j School St. was born June 2 at Manchester Memorial Manchester Herald compromise on utility improve­ sponded to the proposals. Overeaten Anonymous meets Wednesdays at 7 Hospital. Her maternal grandparents are Mr. and ments required by the Planning “ The dialogue continues,’’ p.m. in the Manchester Memorial Hospital .. Mrs. E. Carl Whitehouse of 160 Deepwood Drive. and Zoning Commission for the President Lawrence Brophy said cafeteria-meeting room. New members welcome at A young maje .Pekingese Her paternal grandmother is Mrs. Theresa M. conversion of the Yarn Mill at 210 Monday. 7:30 p.m. OA follows the 12 steps of Alcohol cross is this week’s featured Desrosiers of Willimantic. pet. He's been named Ming apd Pine St. as a means of averting a In its response, the town stuck Anonymous in helping people with problems of Kim, Alice Sun, daughter of Jung and Kyong Kim court battle. is about 11 months old. Ming is by its requirement that Brophy compulsive eating. For information, call 524-4544. of 40 Olcott St. was born June 1 at Manchester Among the issues that may be small and probably won’t get Ahern replace 1,100 feet of curbs Memorial Hospital. Her maternal grandparent is settled is whether a traffic light is any larger. and sidewalks on Cooper Hill and Whang In Chul. Her paternal grandparents are needed at the intersection of Pine Tours of birthing center Ming was found roaming on Pine streets and Hartford Road, Yeoung Joo and Yong Koo Kim of 34 Spencer St. She Street and Hartford Road. The Pine Street on June 8. He’s very even though the firm asked that Manchester Memorial Hospital gives tours of its has a sister, Cathy Kim, 1. town has agreed with Brophy friendly and very lively and he the curbing requirement for birthing center to help expectant parents learn Swarr, Christopher David, son of Robert and Ann Ahern Development Co. to let the was the only new dog at the Hartford Road be waived, about the facilities and services. The next tour will Stover Swarr of 54 Oak Forest Drive was born May state Department of Transporta­ pound. / Werbner said. be Sfunday at 3:30 p.m. Tours are limited in size and 20 at Manchester Memolrial Hospital. His maternal tion make the decision. Assistant The Schnauzer named Max, The PZC also required the registration should be made by calling 647-6600. grandmother is Bette J. Stover of Geneva, N.Y. His Town M anager Steven R. featured last week, is still replacement of a water main in paternal grandparents are Mr. and Mrs. Samuel V. Werbner said today. waiting to be adopted. He was Cooper Hill Street and an off-site Cancer patients get support Swarr of Cumberland, R.I. A Hartford Superior Court storm drain, but Brophy Ahern J found on McCann Street and is MacMillar, Cody Walter, son of Alan and Elissa judge Tuesday told attorneys about 4 years old. has agreed only to pay for the United: A Group for Cancer Patients, Friends and Klein MacMillan of 300 Redwood Road was born representing the town and The female beagle, menti­ materials, asking the town to do Families will meet on Monday from 7 to 8; 30p.m. at June 4 at Manchester Memorial Hospital. His Brophy Ahern an out-of-court oned in last week’s column, has the work on both projects. Manchester Memorial Hospital. The support group maternal grandparents are Walter Klein of 152 settlement must be reached by been adopted by a Manchester The town hasn’t changed its provides an opportunity to discuss with others ways Branford St. and the late Mary F. Klein. His July 12 or the parties will be told requirements for the storm drain, family and she’s been named, of coping with cancer. For information, call Ming Daisy paternal grandparents are Cecilia MacMillan of St. to begin with pleadings. but has agreed with the firm ’s Suzie. 647-4739. George, Maine, and the late Garfield MacMillan. He Plans for the conversion of the proposal for the water main, The dog pound is located on to see adopted by one person. has a brother. Bradley Michael, 8>A and a sister. Yarn mill into 103 residences and Werbner said. town property near the landfill members and at area veteri­ Seniors seek pen pals nary clinics. Their owner had to be hospital­ Heather Cameron. 5‘/i. eight stores were approved Jan. 4 Town Attorney John Cooney area off Olcott Street. Rand is Fisher, Kendra Star, daughter of Bradford and 0 ized because she developed a by the Planning and Zoning and Brophy Ahern’s attorney, at the pound weekdays from Also seeking homes for cats Residents of a Manchester nursing home would severe allergic reaction to Robyn Star Jensen Fisher of Manchester was born Commission with conditions for Robert C. Leitze. could not be noon to 1 p.m. The phone and kittens is Protectors of like to exchange ietters with people in the June 4 at Manchester Memorial Hospital. H er’, utility improvements, but Brophy reached for comment this number at the pound is 643- Animals of Glastonbury. This them. community. The Retired Senior Volunteer Program Judy Lazorik, of Aid to maternal grandparents are Butch and Leanna;. Ahern appealed those conditions morning. 6642. If there is no one on duty week the group is especially of Greater Hartford invites those interested in Helpless Animals, said the Jensen of Racine, Wis. Her paternal grandparents at the pound, call the police looking for a honie for two corresponding with residents of a local nursing owner, who is heartbroken, will are Marty and Ethel Glode, Cocoa, Fla. ^ department, 646-4555 and they female kittens. They’re about home to call at 247-2493. donate their litter boxes, toys, Johnson, Katelyn Marlon, daughter of William F. - will.get in touch with the dog 12 to 14 weeks old and very shy but very loving, according to carrying case, food and a quilt and Deborah Cantone Johnson of 131 Wellman Road Z Woman aids rescue warden. group members. they like to sleep on. .was born June 4 at Manchester Memorial Hospital. Z N Program provides speakers There is also someone on The organizations both have If anyone is willing to adopt a Her maternal grandparents are Thomas Cantone o f ; Three seniors are avaiiable for speaking duty at the pound Monday Manchester and Louise Cantone of East Hartford. through Friday from 6 to 9p.m. many cats and kittens that cat or kitten from Aid to Reglnild PInto/MxnchMter Hartid after boat accident engagements through the Retired Senior Volutneer Her paternal grandparents are Douglas Johnson of There is a $5 fee to adopt a need good homes. Helpless Animals, call any of Program of Greater Hartford. A retired pharmacist Manchester and the late Marion Crawford. She has Bv Nancy Concelman will speak on the use and misuse of prescribed dog and the new owner must This week Aid to Helpless the following numbers: 666- EVIDENCE KEEPER — Manchester Police Capt. Joseph this photo, helped convict a South Windsor man in an Louis Diamanti of the Stonington 7000, 623-0489, 242-2136, or 693- a brother, William F. Johnson Jr., 2 and two sisters. Manchester Herald Police Department rushed to the. drugs. Another speaker will present an assortment see that the dog has its rabies Animals is featuring a blonde Abbie Louise, 9 and Stacey Lynn, 8. Her maternal Brooks reviews some of the evidence that police have illegal drug operation last year. shot and is licensed. female cat called Daisy. She’s 6138. scene and pulled the four victims of dolls she has collected from different countries great-grandmother is Concetina Cantone of Hart­ uncovered in arrests. Evidence of drugs, not shown in A Manchester woman was Aid to Helpless Animals Inc. young and would make a To adopt a cat or kitten from from the water. and a trayelogue on places in the United States and ford. Her paternal great-grandmother is Olavine among those who helped rescue is seeking good homes for cats wonderful pet. The organiza­ Protectors of Animals, call On the way back to the dock. other countries will be presented by another Hoffner of Manchester. three victims of a boating acci­ and kittens which are being tion, along with many other either of the foliowing Doremus said she tried to give woman. For information on inviting the speakers Fedora, Dylan Harley, son of Troy K. and Tina M. ; dent Saturday in Groton that for an engagement, call 247-2493. kept temporarily in homes of cats, has two cats it would like numbers: 633-2164 or 659-3106. Smith mouth-to-mouth resuscita­ Shirshac Fedora of 175 Woodbridge St. was born ; Drug arrest reaps rich rewards killed a a Waterford man. tion but knew he was dead. June 1 at Manchester Memorial Hospital. His Anne Doremus of Elwood Road She and her husband have been Air Force holds fair maternal grandparents are Michael D. and Trudy and three other men helped involved in boating for about nine E. Shirshac of Tolland. His paternal grandparents Bv Anita M. Caldwell Force, which consists of officers suspended sentence for posses­ other expenses from a sale. rescue the three survivors, who years and have been in similar Manchester Composite Squadron Civil Air Patrol, fg g g l^ g ig f c ir ig a g are Jon J. and Ida M. Fedora of 16 Ann St. Manchester Herald from Manchester, South Windsor sion of narcotics. He received Ohta said that an amendment are in stable condition today at situations before but none as an auxiliary of the United States Air Force, will hold Clark, Jessica, daughter of Leon and Cathy Bray and Vernon police departments, three years' probation and was in 1984 to the Comprehensive Lawrence & Memorial Hospitals serious, she said. a craft fair Sunday, Sept. 11, at Robertson Park on Clark of 329 Brigham Tavern Road, Coventry, was A federal law which allows had information that David Mil- fined $1,500. Crime Control bill allows local in New London, hospital officials “ It was just a terrible, terrible North Main Street from 11 a.m. to 4 p.m. Rain date is born June 2 at Manchester Memorial Hospital. Her authorities to collect monies kie of St. Marc Circle in South The money from the seized law enforcement agencies along said. accident” Sunday, Sept. 25. For information, call 742-1319. Della Serratore be celebrated Saturday at 8:30 Elizabeth Casey maternal grandfather is Gene Bray of Meridian, connected with illegal drug oper­ Windsor was part of a drug property will be used by the task with federal agencies to obtain Doremus and her husband. Doremus said she has visited Della (Lombardo) Serratore, a.m. at St. Bartholomew’s Elizabeth C. Casey, 58, of Idaho. Her paternal grandparents are Mr. and Mrs. ' ations on Wednesday made the trafficking ring, according to force to purchase surveillance money on the value of property David, have a boat docked at the the three injured men at the 81, of New Smyrna Beach, Fla., Church, Manchester. Burial will Wethersfield, wife of Jack Casey Irv Clark of Cocoa Beach, Fla. Tri-Town Narcotics Task Force police. equipment for further investiga­ from investigations that led to a Mystic River marina, where the hospital and she and Koziel went died Tuesday at Manchester be in St. Augustine Cemetery, and sister of Jean Gronda of Henry, Stephanie Ann, daughter of Robert J. and $44,538 richer. A search in May 1987 revealed tions, a press release from the seizure. accident occurred at about 11:30 to Smith’s wake this week to tell Memorial Hospital. She was the South Glastonbury. Calling hours Manchester, died Wednesday at CoUege Notes Elaine Stewart Henry of 59 Twin Hills Drive, Police Chief Robert Lannan marijuana with a street value of U.S. State’s Attorney stated. Officer Gary Wood of the p.m. Saturday, according to Lt. his family what happened and to widow of John Serratore. are Friday from 2 to 4 p.m. and 7 St. Francis Hospital and Medical Coventry, was born June 6 at Manchester Memorial Said, "This hits the drug dealer $3,200 and drug paraphernalia The federal law allows police to Manchester Police Department Worley Smith of the Groton Town let them know Keith didn’t suffer. She was bom in Pittston, Pa., to 9 p.m. at the Holmes Funeral Center, Hartford. Hospital. Her maternal grandparents are Vernon right in the wallet." including packaging material for confiscate property that they said that there are other proper­ Police Department. “ You could almost see the on June 27,1906, and had lived in Home, 400 Main St. Besides her husband and sister, and Helen Stewart of Grand Island, N.Y. Her The check came in connection anywhere from one-quarter prove were used to house or ties, cars or homes, that have Police said the boat struck a relief on their faces,” she said. “ I Receives academy award Fiorida for 32 years. she is survived by six children, paternal grandparents are Tom and Ellen Henry of with the seizure of a South gram to one-half ounce of co­ transport drugs or which were been seized among the three rock in the river, killing Keith think from the parents’ and She is survived by two daugh­ Marie C. DeMilia of Newington, Douglas von Hollen, son of Richard and Nancy 9 Preston Drive. She has a sister, Kristin M., 8. Windsorcondominium that police caine. Milkie was held on $25,000 brought with proceeds from drug towns but this payment is the first Smith. 28, of Waterford and relatives’ point of view, they can ters, Mrs. Thomas (Can) Bren­ Maureen Carey Jack Casey Jr.'and Timothy F. von Hollen of 142 Wyneding Hill Road, received the say was used in selling drugs. At cash bond. sales. from any of the properties. injuring Mark Maillett, 30, of put it a little into perspective.” nan of Manchester, whom she Casey, both of Wethersfield, academic book prize for junior English at Gould Maureen P. Carey, 33, of ceremonies attended by local and Milkie was charged with selling Assistant United States Attor­ According to the U.S. Attorney, Waterford. Ransom A. Daniels She insisted that her role in the was visiting, and Marianne Sper- Wolcott, sister of Judith A. Carey, David P. Casey of Rocky Hill, Academy’s undergraduate awards assembly state officials and Mayor Peter P. cocaine, possession of marijuana ney Leslie C. Ohta, who initiated there are about $7.8 million III. 27. of Glastonbury and Gary rescue be downplayed. razza of New Smyrna Beach, Michael J. Casey of Newington, Public Meetings recently. of the Sisters of Mercy, Manches­ DiRosa Jr., Lannan accepted the with intent to sell, possession of the foreiture proceeding, said dollars worth of real estate under T. Perelli. 30 of Waterford. “ Anyone else would have done Fla.: two brothers; five sisters; ter, died Tuesday in Wolcott. and Elizabeth J. Casey of We­ von Hollen just completed his first year at the check from U.S. Marshal Pat over four ounces of marijuana, Milkie opted to pay $50,000 cash federal seizure in the state at this “ We heard a loud crash.” what I did.” academy located in Bethel. Maine. He is also active five grandchildren; nine great­ Besides her sister, she is thersfield; a brother, Frank T. Meetings scheduled tonight. Mangini on behalf of the task possession of cocaine, operating a for the condo, a right afforded time and $5.2 million dollars from Doremus said. “ And someone in sports and has been on the school’s honor roll. grandchildren; and several nie­ survived by her father, Richard Coffey of Simsbury; four other force. drug factory, and possession of him under the federal law. Ohta seized drug related assets has screaming. ‘Help. I'm drown­ ces and nephews. Carey of Waterbury; her mother, sisters, Nancy Ckiffey of Hart­ The check was made out to the drug paraphernalia. said that there was $63,000 in been returned to state and local ing” ’ EMERGENCY A Mass of Christian burial will Margaret (Howard) Flynn of ford, Sister Marie Coffey of the Manchester South Windsor Police Depart­ He was found guilty and re­ equity and a $47,000 mortgage. police. Doremus said she phoned po­ Fire — Police — Medical Receives college degree be held Friday at 10 a.m. at Our Middlebury; two other sisters, Sisters of Mercy, West Hartford, Board of Directors comment session. Municipal ment. “ I ’m sure they’ll share it ceived a three-year suspended The attorney’s office believed The Tri-Town Narcotics Task lice and found AI Koziol of Sean Meehan, son of Richard and Donna Meehan Lady Star of the Sea Roman Patsy Baumgartner of Hebron Marjorie Joy, and Eileen Coffey, Building, 6; 30 p.m. with you," Mangini said with a sentence for illegal sale or getting the cash from Milkie was Force has seized more than $1 Ledyard, who had a boat in the DIAL 911 of Storrs. and a graduate of East Catholic High Catholic Church, New Smyrna and Jackie D’Andrea of Water­ both of Hartford; three grand­ Building Committee, Municipal Building coffee chuckle. manufacture of controlled drugs a more efficient way of settling million in illegal drugs in arrests water. Doremus, Koziol, James In Manchester School, recently received his bachelor of arts Beach, Fla. Burial will be in bury; a friend, Cindy Salmoi- children; and several nieces and room, 7:30 p.m. The Tri-Town Narcotics Task concurrent with a three-year the case than to pay the bank and made over the past three years. Shea of Longmeadow. Mass., and degree from Colgate University, Hamilton. N.Y. Bellevue Memorial Park Ceme­ raghi of Wolcott; two nieces; two nephews. He will attend the University of Pennsylvania tery, Daytona Beach, Fla. The nephews; and several aunts and The funeral will be Saturday at Advisory Parks and Recreation Commission, Lincoln Center gold room, 7:30 p.m. School of Dental Medicine in the fall. Baldwin-Hughey Funeral Home, uncles. 8:15 a.m. from the Newington New Smyrna Beach, Fla., is in The funeral will be Saturday at Memorial Funeral Home, 20 Fuel tank project Area St. Joseph graduates charge of arrangements. The 9 a.m. from the Edward J. Bonair Ave., Newington, with a Andover Holmes Funeral HombJManches- O’Donnell Funeral Home, 1581 E. Mass at 9 a.m. in Corpus Christ! Several Manchester residents recently received ter, is in charge of local Main St., Waterbury, with a Mass Church. Burial will be in Mount Library Directors, Andover Public Library, 7:30 degrees during graduation ceremonies a t St, Jo.seph arrangements. St. Benedict Cemetery, Bloom­ p.m. College. West Hartford. of Christian burial at 10a.m. in St. fails to get bids "Give Dad Our Best" field. Calling hours are today Patricia Ann Gregory, daughter of Mr. and Mrs. Margaret Church, Waterbury. from 7 to 9p.m. and Friday from 2 James Gregory of High Street, graduated cum Burial will be in All Saints Bolton Francis McCue Cemetery. Calling hours are to 4 p.m. and 7 to 9 p.m. laude with a bachelor of science degree in biology. Bv Nanev Concelman them over the next two years. Memorial donations may be Zoning Board of Appeals, Community Hall, 7 p.m. Laura Beth Eigner, daughter of Mr. and Mrs. Francis W. McCue, 77, of Friday from 5 to 9 p.rti. Manchester Herald “ There’s so much work out Manchester, died Wednesday at a made to the Wethersfield Volun­ Alexander Eigner of Lookout Mountain Drive, was Memorial donations may be there right now.” DuPont said. Manchester convalescent home. made to the Morris Foundation, teer Ambulance Association Inc., awarded a bachelor of science degree in social The town did not receive any Short Sleeve Knits... 29 N. Elm St., Waterbury 06702. P.O. Box 9008, Wethersfield 06109. In rebidding, the town will work. A Mass of Christian burial will Thoughts bids for the replacement of 14 BLAZERS town-owned underground fuel probably split the project into ‘Dad’s Favorite’' Mary Elizabeth Siena, daughter of Mr. and Mrs. smaller jobs to encourage small ‘A Must For Dad’s Wardrobe’ Peter Siena of Oak Forest Drive, was awarded a storage tanks in April because contractors are busy replacing contractors to bid. he said. In Navy, Grey or Postman Blue > 8 Solid Colors bachelor of science degreee in medical technology. “ Happy are the meek for they shall inherit the Deaths Elsewhere tanks for businesses under a new earth” DuPont also said contractors ' 60% Cotton - state law. the director of General 40% Cotton The word meek had an interesting usage. One of may be scared off by larger 38 to 46 Reg. Graduates cum laude Services said Tuesday. municipal projects because of ' Machine Beach joined the University of Chronicle from 1969 to 1971. He its usages occurred when wild horses were being 38 to 44 Sh. Frank Beach bonding requirements and the Wash & Wear Sarah Gifford, daughter of Sally Gifford of 76 California faculty in 1958, attain­ left to work at The Roanoke tamed. A king would select his horses in the BERKELEY, Calif. - Frank The town will likely rebid the amount of “ red tape” involved. 40 to 46 Long $ 1 0 9 ® ® $ 1 3 ® ® Cambridge St., was awarded a bachelor of arts ing emeritus status in 1978. His Times in Virginia for two years, following way. The wild stallions were corraled and Rag. MSS" M-L-XL Rtg. *18 A. Beach, a pioneer in animal more than $80,000 tank removal degree, cum laude, at commencement exercises major research concentrated on then returned to the Press- trained. Part of the training process includes the “ I think the bonding issues behavior research and a profes­ project within the next few held recently at Wellesley College. the neural and endocrinological Chronicle. direction to stop at the sound of a whistle. When the weeks. Gerald DuPont said. Bid scared the contractors off,” he She is a 1984 graduate of Manchester High School sor emeritus of psychology at the whistle sounded the stallion stopped. How did the controls of sexual behavior. Palmer was Press-Chronicle opening for the project was April said. and she double majored in psycho-biology and University of California, Berke­ king choose which horses were fit for his usage? wire editor for a year, then was 27. religion. Her undergraduate activities included ley, died Wednesday. He was 77. After extensive training all of the stallions were The town set aside $57,000 in the promoted to managing editor, a HAGGAR dorm government and Religion Curriculum Com­ Beach was a highly acclaimed Fred Palmer penned up next to a river. For days these horses DuPont said he believes a state capital budget for fiscal year position he held for 10 years. In mittee and acting as a lab assistant. researcher in the fields of beha- were corraled not permitted to drink from the river. law that requires the replace­ 1987-88 for the replacement of 9 PENSACOLA, Fla. - Fred 1983 he joined the Rockford, III., vorial endocrinology and animal One day the gatekeeper would open the corral, the ment of tanks 20 years old or more nine tanks, but the estimate was Palmer, managing editor of the Register Star, first as city editor, behavior for more than four thirsty horses would gallop for the river. Suddenly by Nov. I this year is keeping based on year-old prices. Direc­ Pensacola News Journal since then as assistant managing decades. He was a member of the the whistle would sound. Whatever horses stopped contractors too busy. The tanks tor of Engineering Services Wil­ Chino’s • Poplins • Pincords Short Sleeve Dress Shirts Dr. Crane’s Quiz 1986, died Wednesday at age 38. editor-news. He left the Register National Academy of Sciences were the ‘meek’ horses. These horses were fit for the are being replaced under Section liam Camosci said. The town had Palmer was a reporter for the Star for the position at the News and the American Philosophical master’s use. A meek person is one who has learned 22a-449 of the state statutes. DEP issued bid specifications for the Ass’t. Solids & Fancys Society. Johnson City, Tenn., Press- Journal. officials estimate that about replacement of the 14 tanks, but to submit every impulse to the will of God! • Machine Washable 1. Which one of tnese is a synonym for insanity? 15,000 tanks throughout the state Camsoci said at least three others a Poly & Cotton PHOBIA OBSESSION NEUROSIS PSYCHOSIS Pastor Paul S. Johansson will have to be replaced. 7.500 of may have to be replaced. • 8 Colors Blends 2. Which one of these can hold office the longest? 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Friday, Sunday and certain holl- are $1.80 weekly. $7.70 tor More than 100 workers were Short Sleeve Knits more clouds than sun and quite daya by the Manchester one month, $23.10 tor an hour, said Jose Chavez, P o lo K n its with Fall Eakrilitry COOLIDGE evacuated from the Gerber Scien­ Publishing Co., 16 Bral- three months. $46.20 tor community relations manager 6. Match the items at the left with the sounds made humid with scattered showers tific Products Inc. facility at 151 a Cotton, Poly and thunderstorms. High 75 to 80. nard Place. Manchester, six months and $02.40 tor Batson Drive in the Buckland for Northeast Utilities. by the meat items while aliVe, of the food portions Conn. 06040. Second one year. Senior citizen • 5 Styles Interlock served with such sauce. West Coastal, East Coastal: class postage paid at and mall ratse are avalle- Industrial Park after smoke that a 14 Colors Chavez said today the trans­ e M-L-XL (a) Sage dressing...... 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If you don't receive your through Friday. ment said there was no fire on the 903 Main Street Answers In Classified section Herald by 5 p.m. wsekdaya The Manchester Herald roof of Gerber, but that the Mon., Tues., Sat. Northwest Hills: Tonight, or 7:30 a.m. Saturdays, Firefighters and utility crews la a member ol The company had evacuated more in cloudy periods with scattered please telephone your car­ Associated Press, the arrived at the park shortly before - 9:30-5:30 showers and thunderstorms. rier. II you're unable to Audit Bureau ol Circula­ than 100 employees when the 11 a.m., fire officials said. Power Downtown Lottery Lows around 60. Friday, more reach your carrier, call tions, the. New England smoke was discovered. was lost at 11:08 pm . and W, T, F 9:30-9:00 subscriber service at 647- RECAVS clouds than sun and quite humid Newspaper Association restored for 12 of the businesses Manchester Today’s weather picture was drawn by Melissa Morin, 0946 by 6 p.m. weekdays The smoke was likely caused by "Your Quality Man's Shop" with scattered showers and thun­ and the New England iat 12; 57, Chavez said. Power was who lives on Sun Set Lane in Bolton and attends Bolton lor delivory In Manchester. Press Association. a smouldering transformer out­ derstorms. High in the middle side Hartford Distributors at 131 restored to Hartford Distributors Connecticut Daily Wednesday: 557. Play Four; 4770. Elementary School. 70s. Chapel Road that left 13 busi­ by 3:40 p.m. 4 — MANCHESTER HERALD. Thuraday. June 16, 19M Students MHS gives many awards STATE

Christopher Fridov, Karin Fry, Jamie ' Society of Women Eimlneers Certifi­ honored Manchester High School re­ Hoffman, Charles Holcomb, Damon cate of M erit— Grace Phillips. cently recognized students for lacovelll, Erik LIndland, Michael Distinguished Mathematical. & REGION outstanding achievement. The McMahon, Michelle Mozzer, Jason A. ■Achievement for. Four Years — Chris­ Norris, Michelle Potulok, Timothy tine Rovegno. ^ ^ ' said of the criticism leveled at the af EC H S following is a list of the honorees. Plano, Shannon Plese, Kristen Price, American High School Mathematics Monument under dispute Michael Robison, Roseivna RoMdo, Exam Excellence — MorlJ commission. “That is to say the Monchttttr High School Scholars — Senior Members of MHS Math Team Volodlctorlon — Suzanne Flynn, Solu- Rebecca Schaffer, Catherine Soule, NEW HAVEN — Campus activists and Yale impact on your staff has been Gory Stoltenbero, Beverly Torldono. — Elizabeth Anderson, Christine VIsco. East Catholic High School totorlon — Christine M. VIsco. Rhonda Thorne, Stacey Zackin. MHS Math Deportment Dutstandlng University officials prepared to clash over a HARTFORD - The head of the ra&er severe, devastinig and MHS Scholars — Elizabeth Anderson, Student Award — Karen Harley. students were recognized for Am y /ywrlclo, Sandy R. Bobko, Va­ David Sherman Foster Student Award plan to erect an anti-apartheid monument and state’s human rights commis­ time consuming.” — Sean Bell. Jeanne Low Award for Excellence In Green, who has been commis­ outstanding achievement in a nessa Baker, Sean Bell, Jennifer Be­ Connecticut Association of Secon­ French — Todd Powers, Kristin, leave It in place longer than the university will sion, comparing criticism of his recent ceremony. The following noit, Susan Caringer, Cynthia Colvin, dary Schools Student Leadership Rohrbach. , , . ^ • allow. ageitcy to "a public lyni^ing sion director since 1965, came to Jeffrey DeJoannls, Dana DIeterle, Awards — John Gorman, Ralna Kelley. Lynn Foran Memorial Award for- without a trial,” blames many of the meeting armed with a three- is a list of those honored. Dora Oreenwald, Susan Guerette, Kim­ Daughters of American Revolution Excellence In Spanish — Sean Bell. The activists planned to erect their plywood berly Jarvis, Ralna Kelley, Justin E. Notional German Test Scores In fOth the commission’s problems on inch stack of reports document­ Kim, Nicole Mellow, Heim er Nelson, Good Citizen Award — ^ e r y l Spiegel. 40-by-10-foot memorial wall today on a campus Aaron Allbrio — UNICO — Brian Laurel Girls State Delegates — Percentile— ScoH Doll, Heidi Howorth, “meager” resources provided by ing the relatively high marks the Christine Nielsen, Barbara O'Brien, Michael Irrera, Birgit Sauer. plaza to replace shanties destroyed in an arson Piccolo Award, Manchester District Jennifer Perry, Lisa Phillips, Todd Colette Factora, Llso Moriconl. and Chapter III Beys State Delegates-James Ludes, Poton-Longfellow Achievement the legislature. commission’s operation has re­ Powers, Krtstm Rehrbach, Christine Award — Kimberley Johns. fire. Kelly Anderson — Manchester Scho­ Rovegno, Terry Scata, Deborah Maurice Morlarty. Arthur L. Green, executive ceived from state auditors, the larship Foundation. Regis College Aca­ Harvard-Rodcllffe Club of Northern Manchester Association of Educa­ The university, citing safety concerns, had Schwarz, Michael P. Sears, Cheryl tional Secretaries Award — Susan director of the Commission on commission’s budget requests to demic Scholarship Spiegel, Cynthia Torbell, Kurt Tho- Connecticut Book Award — Grace demanded after the June 5 fire that any new Thomas Aviward, — National Merit Phillips. McFarland. ^ Human Rights and Opportuni­ the legislature, and its burgeon­ resen, and Dwight Whitaker. Lions Club Award — Kimberley. Letter of Commendation, University of Notional Merit Scholarship Certifi­ Campbell Award for History — Seen construction by the activists be approved by the ties, conceded Wednesday that he ing case load. Bell. Johns. Pennsylvania cate of Merit — Suzanne Flynn. MHS Multl-Cultural Achievement administration. But the Coalition Against would like to see more complaints He said some people mistak­ Bonnie Badorek — Manchester Scho­ Notional Achievement Scholarship Yale Club of Hartford Book Award — - larship Foundation Lauren Bell. ^ ^ Award — Suzanne Agasi. . .. . Apartheid said it informed the president’s office certified for public hearings enly view the commission as an Program — Ralna Kelley. Holy Cross Book Award — Heather Christopher Benee — Marlborough State of Connecticut Citation— Susan MHS Social Studies Dept. Outstand­ Wednesday it would act without Yale’s before the commission. advocacy group that should auto­ Student Scholarship ing Student Award — Nicole Mellow. Hostetter. . . . Flynn, Christine VIsco. Richard Martin Public Service Award, permission. Korleen Beniamin — Manchester m n d p a l's Leadership Award for U.S. Air Force Outstanding Moth/S- But he defended the quota matically side with people who Scholarship Foundotlon, Connecticut clence Student — Christine Rovegno. — Sean Bell. Academic Excellenee and Leadership The Martha White Scholarship — system that some critics say feel they’ve been discriminated Scholastic Achievement Grant, Univer­ — Ralna Kelley. VFW Voice of Democracy Essay discourages investigators from against. But the commission’s sity of New England MHS Computer Science Dept. Out­ Contest Winner — Jomes Ludes. Jeffrey Holmes. Karen BewrzenskI — Monchester American Legion Oratorical Contest Outstanding Vocalist Awards— Shan-, Crafts praised by sister finding probable cause, which is real responsibility is to enforce standing Student Award — Dennis non Plese, Jeffrey Holmes, Suzonpe, Scholorship Foundation Downhom. ' Winner — Sean Bell. AP photo Kathleen Birmingham — Cloddagh MHS English Department Outstand­ Flynn, Sean McAuley. NEW LONDON — Richard Crafts is “an necessary for a hearing. ARTHUR L. GREEN the state’s civil rights laws CIvltan Citizenship Weekend Winner Band — Outstonding Instrumentalist' Club of Enfield, Bentley College — Maurice Morlarty. ing Student Award — Justin Kim. unusually devoted father,” according to defense RECORD-^BREAKING VOYAGE — "A production system is neces­ . . . "public lynching" impartially, he said. John Blake — National Merit Letter Colorodo State University Award to Dartmouth Club Book Award — Awards — Edward Bostarache, Brett sary to ensure the commission “We are a law-enforcement of Commendation, Fairfield University Andrea Delia Rocco. Cline, Elizabeth Halloran, all lunlors; testimony of his sister in his trial on accusations Outstanding Senior — Heother Oorgln. Karl Marble, Jon Thulln, Dwight Whi­ French sailor Philippe Poupon cele­ provides quality service to as agency ... not unlike the state Robert Boucher — National Merit Rhode Island School of Design Book Trinity Club of Hartford Book Award he killed his wife and disposed of the body with a Letter of Commendation, University of Award — Justin Kim. — Wendy Smith. taker, all seniors. , brates his win in the Carlsberg Single- many complainants as possible, Hartford Courant revealed that police next door,” he said. Connecticut. Outstanding Croftsperson In Art — Brown University Book Award — John Philip Sousa Award — Jeffrey wood chipper. Grace Phillips. Holmes. H8nded Transatlantic Yacht Race, as quickly as possible, given our the commission gives public Two lawyers representing peo­ Gary BrugnettI — Manchester Scho­ Beth Reltberg. Louis Armstrong Jozz Award— Jason ’ Suzanne Bird and her husband, Malcolm Bird, larship Foundation Outstanding Two-Dimensional De­ Award for Excellence In Physics — Vi/ednesday in Newport, R.l. Poupon limited resources,” Green said in hearings to less than 1 percent of ple who filed discrimination Stephen Choman— Manchester Scho­ sign — Catherine Soule. Dwight Whitaker. Williams. : were called to the stand Wednesday to testify a 16-page memorandum to the complainants, has dismissed complaints with the commission Most Improved Art Student— Mortho Bausch & Lomb Hanorarv Science Orchestra — Outstanding Musician-. bailed his 60-foot trimaran, Fleury larship Foundation Award — Grace Phillips. ship — Christopher Davey, Most Im- > about Crafts’ character and about a visit he commission. cases even after its investigators criticized the commission’s deci­ Carolyn Crlstotonl — William & Mae Perkins. proved Player — Charles Harper,' Stanley Scholarship, National Merit Outstanding Seniors In Visual Arts — MHS Science Department Life made to their Florida hoihe in 1986 between Michon, from Piymouth, England, "I don’t know how the entire found reasonable cause, has sion not to accept public comment Christa Gearhart, Jason Walleneren. Science Award — Llll Aramll. Outstanding Section Leader — Sonll Letter of Commendation. Connecticut Junior Science and Hu­ Fonseca. . Christmas and New Year's Day, about a month across the Atlantic in 10 days, 9 hours, American economy would func­ attempted to force settlements on at the meeting and disputed David Csikl— Wllllngton Fire Depart­ MHS Fine Arts Department Ourstand- Festival of Music Scholarship Award • ment Scholarship Ing Art Student Award — Justin Kim. manities Symposium Awards — Jen­ after Helle Crafts disappeared. tion without a similar standard.” Green’s assertion that a lack of nifer Burr, Llli Aramll. to Outstanding Senior In Concert Band IS minutes and 9 seconds. unwilling complaints and takes Debra Dalesslo — Delto Society, United States Army Reserve Schola- Notional Junior Sclenceond Humonl- — Jeftrey Holmes. The testimony by the Birds showed that he said. six months to a year to begin resources was at the root of the Manchester Scholarship Foundotlon, r/Athlete Awards— ChrlstIneRovegno, MHS Fine Arts Department Outstond-. Fairfield University. Dana DIeterle. tles Symposium Award — Llll Aramll. “anyone could have gotten into his (Crafts’) The commission, which enfor­ investigating complaints. commission’s problems. CIAC Schalor/Athlete Awards— Sean MHS Science Deportment Outstand­ Ing Music Student Award — Jeffrey ■ Lawrence Deptula — Manchester ing Student Award — Helen Call. Holmes. house” during the period it was searched by Bacteria found In water ces the state’s civil rights laws, ”I must tell you, madam chair, Gov. William A. O'Neill has Scholarship Foundation, University of Bell, Christine VIsco. MHS Guodlno Award — Outstanding Harold O. Melendv Scholarship — Industrial Arts Department — M etals-, police, said defense attorney J. Daniel Sagarin; held a special meeting to discuss your staff has expressed to me on ordered his office to investigate Rochester. Cynthio Torbell. /Welding-AnthonvKryslewlcz,Draft-. NEW HAVEN — Above-normal levels of Brian DIBella — Firefighters of Senior Mole Athlete — Sean Tolond. Mrs. Bird told the jury her brother as an recent reports that it has violated various occasions, various ways, questions about the commission’s MHS Richard Cobb Award — Out­ Frances GIbeault Scholarship — Amy Ing — Shannon Plese, Machines — • Hartford, National Merit Letter of Barrera. Shawn Hart, Automotives — Keith' bacteria posing no health threat have been found state laws and its own written that the last few months and two effectiveness. Commendation. standing Female Athlete — Laurie J. “unusually devoted father who adored his Smith. Jacob Herman Greenberg Scholar­ Grous, Woodworking — Lawrence; in most parts of the water distribution system policies in its handling of discrim­ weeks in particular feels like The commission expects each David DIGIacomo — University of ship — Suzanne Flynn. DeForest. children” and added that “they adored him.” Rhode Island. MHS Clarke Medal — Mole Senior serving New Haven and 11 surrounding ination complaints. of its 35 investigators to close 60 Scholor/Athlete — Dona DIeterle. Hugh O'Brien Youth Leadership Electronics — Matthew Chmieleckl. • we’ve been run through a public Andrew Dionne — Manchester Scho­ Foundation Award — Meg Berte. Graphlcs/Prlntlng — Jennifer Musto. ' communities, authorities officials said. larship Foundation, Bryant College. MHS Pom Pratt Award — Female A recent investigation by The lynching without a trial,” Green cases annually. Senior Scholar/Athlete — Christine Century III LeodershIpSchool Winner MHS Industrial Arts Department " Cops want better guns Down DIStefano — National Merit Oevid Kool/Meneheetsr Herald — Sean Bell. Outstanding Student Award — Timothy A similar invasion of bacteria occurred in Letter of Commendation. Rovegno. MHS Physical Education Dept. Out­ University of Michigan Alumni Club Mayer. STAMFORD — The city’s police chief says he 1984. Nearly 400,000 people receive their water Roy Engler — Rensselaer Polytech­ of Hartford Book Award — James Cornell Club of Hartford Book Award nic Institute. ACHIEVEM ENT RECOGNIZED — Manchester High standing Student Award — Thomas from the authority. D'Avonzo. Ludes. — Keith Relmer. " wants to beef up his police force’s armaments' Kathleen Fitzgerald — Monchester School students Justin E. Kim and Ralna Kelley prepare Hartford Wellesley Club Book Award Home Economics Deportment Scho­ ' because officers are being “outmanned, outshot Scholarship Foundation. ' U.S. Department of Education Presi­ — Birgit Sauer. larships — Heather Bogll, Melissa • Catherine Foley — Connecticut Elks for a June 2 awards ceremony at the school. The two dential Academic Fitness Awards— Llll Air Force Academy Presentotlon — Heller. and outspent” by drug (iealers. Association, Verplanck School Scholar­ were among dozens of students recognized, for Aramll, Deborah A. Bray, Jennifer Christine VIsco. MHS Home Economics Department , The shootings of four men in a housing project Dru9 violations lodged ship, Cordner Scholarship. Chodburn. Meredith Duggan, Kendra Rensselaer Medal for Excellence In Outstanding Student Award — Beverly • Lalla Ghabrial — Siena College. outstanding achievement. DuPont, Mork Foley, Mindy C. Forde, Moth and Science — Groce Phillips. Phelps. • with a submachine gun proves that Sthmford Police officers in two Connecticut Kathleen Gillespie — National Merit communities have been accused of drug Letter of Commendation. criminals are heavily armed and police must be Brian Gordon — Elks Scholarship, re-equipped to fight them. Chief George Mayer violations resulting on one firing and an arrest, National Merit Finalist, Dartmouth and additional arrests are expected in one of the College. said Wednesday. Lisa Gunsten — National Merit Letter Vintage submarine may face destmetion In Groton Four men, all in their 20s, were wounded, none ^ departments, officials said. of Commendation, Drew University. seriously, in the shooting that Mayer said Naugatuck police Officer Joanne S. Gunnoud, Kelly Hutt — East Hartford Rotorv The town formed the Croaker 30, was charged Tuesday by state police with Club, East Harttord Exchange Club. GROTON (AP) - The USS various Navyoffices.If theshipis Town officials estimated their Boat. The town already has a occurred after a drug deal apparently went Robert Lawson — Albertus Magnus Croaker, which may be the last not maintained as an exhibit, it refurbishing plan would have cost submarine memorial, and there Memorial Task Force when the sour. Mayer said the weapon, believed to be an possession of an undisclosed amount of cocaine, College. Navy announced it would tow the , a felony, according to state police spokesman Suzanne Linder — New Mexico World War II Navy submarine may be destroyed. $2.5 million. does not seem to be sufficient Uzi, hadn’t been recovered. There were no Institute of Mining t. Technology available for display, could be "I just don’t know what we Areas that need repair include public support for construction of boat to Virginia. The group arrests. Sgt. Scott O’Mara. Presidential Scholarship. would do. Scrapping is an alterna­ a new one, council members said. investigated possible sites and Jean Lynch — Hartford Archdiosese destroyed now that the town is the teak deck and the main Scholarship, Elks Club Scholar, Na­ abandoning its effort to reclaim tive. Using it as a target is an structural supports, according to Becker said that a numeber of funding schemes to return the tional Merit Finalist, Catholic Univer­ the vessel. alternative.” he said. Becker. The boat is continuing to retired World War II submarines boat to Groton. A Newzpaper In EducaUon Profram sity of America. “We are back in the same The Groton town council voted deteriorate at an inactive ship­ are already on display around the Sponiored by EMERGENCY Karen Lvsik — Albertus Magnus Some townspeople suggested Fire — Police — Medical College. situation (of evaluating) whether tentatively Tuesday to cease its yard in Portsmouth, Va., he said. country but that the Croaker the Croaker be located near the The Quiz Nancy Martel — Dean's Academic might be the last one a vailable for The Manchester Herald Scholorship. it is even suitable for donation at effort to refurbish and return the “Each day we waste, the Nautilus Memorial Park off Mil­ this point,” Capt. Alfred E. boat to Groton. A final vote is condition of the ship becomes new display. DIAL 911 Down McCauley — Gordon College. itary Highway, where the world’s (10 points lor each question answerea conccO/) Robert McNomee — Rockville Hospl- Becker of the Naval Sea Systems pending. I worse,” he said. “There is no Richard E. Beck, executive first nuclear submarine is kept as Woridscopc In Manchester tol Auxiliary Mercedes Hawley Scho­ Command in Washington said The retired submarine was doubt that the folks in Groton did director of the Buffalo and Erie larship, National Merit Letter of Com- the centerpiece of a museum and w .'T T n o ' mendotlon. College of the Holy Cross. Wednesday. The sea systems maintained here for 10 years as a their best, but it is a difficult County (N.Y.) Naval and Ser­ park. Peter Meyer — National Merit Letter command manages the Navy’s tourist attraction. The Navy financial climate.” vicemen’s Park, said Wednesday of Commendation. AmvMusko — College of Engineering ship donation program. towed it to Virginia in December Groton is home to the largest his board of directors is inter­ The Croaker was built at ST. JUDE NOVENA Grant, Boston University. ^ c k e r said he will discuss the following maintenance disputes Navy submarine base and home ested in adding a submarine to its Electric Boat’s Thames Street Susan O'Neill — Emilv Roeblino fleet. Scholarship, National Merit Letter of disposition of the Croaker with with the group that cared for it. to submarine contractor Electric shipyard in 1943. MAY THE SACRED HEART OF Commendation, Rensselaer Polytech­ JESUS BE ADORED, nic Institute. PRAISED, HONORED. GLORI­ Nancy Parlsl — National Merit Letter of Commendation. Court gets first right-to-die case FIED AND LOVEDTHROUGH­ Nonev Pelleteir — Monchester Scho- OUT THE WORLD, NOW AND lorshlp Foundation, Fairfield Pollner briefs Reagan University. FOREVER. Mlochael PetruccI — Englneerlnp Honor Scholorship, George Washing­ since Connecticut passed ’85 iaw AMEN. ton University. on Connecticut politics Robert Poole — United Technologies DANBURY (AP) — A Superior and hydration.” Wise said Mrs. McConnell also SACRED HEART OF JESUS. Corp. Scholarship, Robert C. Bvrd WASHINGTON (AP) - Con­ In the state’s congressional Honors Scholarship, Notional Merit Court judge is going to be asked The trial began this week and is “has an absolute right under the PRAY FOR US. SAINT JUDE, Letter of Commendation. necticut Republican Chair­ 2nd District, Gejdenson is next week to decide if a comatose expected to go to Danbury U.S. Constitution to have her WORKER OF MIRACLES, Julie Rov — Rockville Hospitol man Robert S. Poliner said he facing his strongest challenge patient should be taken off a Superior Court Judge Anne Dran- specific wishes carried out and... 1 Shelby Carroll, left, wHh hh wife lla, is seen exchanging congral- PRAY FOR US. SAINT JUDE. Auxlllory Mercedes Hawley told President Reagan the since 1982 from Republican ulalions with Randy Pennington, as the two recently claimed Scholarship. feeding tube in a case that has ginis for her deliberation early the Connecticut legislature did HELPER OF THE HOPELESS, Karl Relscherl — Manchester Scho- state party can mount a strong attorney Glenn Carberry, ac­ entered Connecticut’s courts for next week for a decision. not intend to and did not have the equal shares of the SS1.2 million prize in a lottery run by the state larshlp Foundation, Syracuse challenge to incumbent cording to Poliner. of ..I... The prize was the biggest state lottery jackpot ever PRAY FOR US. Unlyersity. the first time since the state’s “As far as we know this is the power to limit her constitutional A.M. Richard Reynolds — Cordner congressmen. The party chief described “right to die” law was passed in first case in the state under the rights.” oifered in North America. Scholarship. In an interview on the White Connecticut as a “swing state” 1985. new statute that has gone to 2 In a new approach to dealing Genevleye Rubb — Leadership Scho­ House lawn Wednesday follow-, for the presidential campaign. court,” Richard J. Lynch, an A registered nurse for 33 years, Matchwords larship Quinniplac College. Carol McConnell, 56, of Ridge­ with the nation’s Iroubled sav­ (fi points for each correct match) Joshua Scoloro — Tufts Unlyersity. ing a meeting between Reagan “I got the very strong feeling Mrs. McConnell had been work­ field is in a coma at the Danbury assistant attorney general, said ing for Danbury Hospital since ings and loan instilutions, fed­ Edward Shaw — RIpon College. and GOP state party chairmen that he (Reagan) understood Wednesday when testimony in 1-liquidate a-guarantee Christopher Shea — Morlst College from the Northeast and Midw­ that we are the battleground Pavilion Healthcare nursing 1972 and was the head nurse and a eral regulators recently announc­ Presidential Scholarship. home. McConnell, who suffered the case continued in Danbury ed plans to (C H O O S E O N E : bail Danielle Smith — East Hartford est, Poliner said Republican states,” he said. department manager at the 2-rale b-close out Rotary Club, Connecticut Scholostic permanent brain damage three Superior Court. out, liquidate) two Caliiornia challengers are in strong posi­ Poliner said the president “The attorney general’s posi­ emergency room at the time of Achleyement Grant, Cordner Scholar­ years ago in a car accident, can the January 1985 car accident. instilutions. ship, Oulnniplac College. tions against Rep. Bruce Mor­ “committed himself to the breathe on her own, but she is fed tion is with theseet of facts, we 3- sponsorc-adversary Spero Stomboulls — Rockyllle Hospi­ rison of Hamden and Sam idea that he will strongly back 3 Job growth slowed in May, and tol Auxiliary Mercedes Hawley by a tube connected to her believe the (^neral Assembly Her three adult children filed Scholarship. Gejdenson of Bozrah. George Bush ... and do what he intended hydration and nutrition suit after nursing home adminis­ the official unemploymeni rale 4- espel d-remove can do/” stomach. Doctors say she will die MIchellne Stephens — Athletic Scho­ Republican state Rep. Jerry if the tube is removed. to continue,” Lynch said. trators said they would not rose to percent, one-tenth lorship, Ithoco College. Patton of Milford is the strong­ But Reagan did not specify 5- opponent e-amouni Michelle Thibodeau — Hebron Jr. ■The state attorney general’s Stephen Wise, the attorney for disconnect the tube without a of a percentage point above the Women's Club Scholarship. est challenger Morrison has how much and where he would office, which is a defendant in the the McConnell family, said the court order. 14-year low reached in April. Vickie Thibodeau — Hebron Jr. faced in three re-election bids, stump for his vice president, a-5.5 b-6.5 c-7.5 Women's Club Scholarship. case, argues that the tube should family believes Mrs. McConnell Friends, hospital co-workers People & Sports according to Poliner. That the state leaders said (5 points ter each correct answer) Carol Trocclola — Providence not be removed because McCon­ “was a totally informed person and the children of Mrs. McCon­ 4 The governors ol New York and College. includes the closely watched afterwards. 1 Clarence Pendleton, who served as Ellen Turcotte — Notional Merit nell is not in a "terminal who knew about life support nell testified Tuesday that they Ohio recently agreed lo a pro­ 1984 rematch between Morri­ Poliner said he had no chairman of the U.S. (CHOOSE ONE: Letter of Recommendotlon. condition.” The state’s lawyers systems and she clearly ex­ want the feeding tube removed posal for new federal legislation Borboro WIecek — College of New son and Lawrence DeNardis, advice for Bush on whom to Civil Rights, Atomic Energy) Commis­ also say a 1985 statute does not pressed her wishes that they not because they know that’s what on (C H O O S E O N E ; acid rain, Rochelle. unseated two years earlier. select for a running m ate. sion, died recently. Pendleton was one Luke Zahner — American University allow the removal of “nutrition be administered.” she wants. nuclear power), an issue that has of the highest-ranking blacks In govern- Presidential Scholarship. divided the two stales in the menl. past. 2 (CHOOSE ONE: “Phantom Of The 5 Leaders of Creek and Turkish Opera,’’ “ Into The Woods’’), the latest communities In ..f.. plan lo meet musical from composer Andrew Lloyd GRAD’S next month in a new UN- Webber, captured 7 Tony Awards at the F A T H E R' S D A Y sponsored attempt lo end the annual ceremony in New York last 14-year-old division jf that Medi­ Sunday. terranean bland. 3 Mats Wilander won his second "Grand Gitie Dad & A Slam" lennh title of the year at the French O pen recently. 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June 16, 19»8 Psst, for the record, please don’t call It the ‘Essex’ The adult movies in the guest rooms of the there from 1926 until his retirement in 1960. Bentley in the 1960s and ’70s, has tested so successfully that former Essex Motor Inn have been replaced with died in 1971 at the age of 79, his reputation as a the state is looking for someone to manufacture OPINION Home Box Office, and some of the waterbeds have great educator very much unmarred by time. and market it across the nation. ‘'been replaced with twin mattresses. Some people Many old grads will remember the school as the □ □ □ are confused, because fora long time "sex” ViUage Hollister Street School, the name it bore during _seemed to be the key letters In the name. Bentley’s years of stewardship. F IF T Y YEARS AGO — From the Manchester "W e’ve changed more than our name,” said Crier Fewer will remember the name the school was Evenin^Herald of June 16,1938: Tow n plans Helen Arnold, manager of the Manchester Village 'EC0M0M8C V^EATHEISFOKCASTSTAI Jack officially given when it was built in 1924 — the Through the efforts of the Chamber of Motor Inn on East Center Street. ‘ ‘People are Warren G. Harding School. Commerce, 24-hour Western Union service was Anderson confused right now. ’ ’ Harding, our 29th president (if you count Grover begun in Manchester today with the company’s The 44-room motel is still owned by Victor Cleveland twice), died in 1923. The last months of office established in the lobby of the Hotel I# ^ Antico, who’s been very receptive to changes Arnold is holding an open house from noon to 7 p.m. for building his administration were plagued by accusations of Sheridan. ~Arnold has suggested, she said. Arnold worked as every day untii the end of the month, inviting graft, including the Teapot Dome Scandal “ Help the boss to make a good profit” was the front desk manager of the Essex for about four residents to come and see for themseives. involving oil leases. The full impact of the advice Charles Ray, retiring president of the m i years and recently returned from a yearlong leave “ You have to start somewhere,” she said. accusations came to light after Harding’s death, Rogers Paper Manufacturing Co., gave the staggering as resident manager of a full-service hotel in leaving his reputation clouded. graduating class of the local State Trade School □ □ □ Indianapoiis, Ind. When “ Harding” became an uncomfortable last night. Inspector The leave gave Arnold, a certified hotel WHAT’S IN A NAME - The old school building name, the school became simply the Hollister One of Mahchester High School’s largest classes administrator, some ideas about changing the It is a staggering notion that Manchester — on Hollister Street at Summit Street is very much Street School. — 207 students — will be graduated tomorrow Essex. in the news again, now that it’s a key to shifting which is pianning a new town hall, a new lodge morning at 10 o’clock at commencement exercises % The ideas worked, and the newiy christened people from place to place as the town works out its □ □ □ in the State Theater. in Center Springs Park, a possible purchase of challenges motor inn has been attracting more families and plan to reopen the Highland Park School. NOW YOU KNOW — Ever wonder what they call □ □ □ the main post office — is now considering the business people, including Manchester Community The Hollister Street building has had a number of those neatly arranged barrels set up alongside exit possibiiity of building a new police station. Coliege President Jonathan Daube’s family, who names in its history, but the original name for it ramps on Interstate 84? WRITE TO THE CRIER - Have you got a It is not clear what town officials have in stayed there while celebrating his inauguration, tasted onty a short time. The state Department of Transportation reports question about Manchester or a newsy tidbit for his firing Arnold said. The current Bentiey School name seems sure to mind. The proposal was discussed by the town that its patented crash cushion is called the this weekly column? Please write to the Village But news of the changes has spread slowly, and directors Tuesday in an closed-door session. survive. The school was given that name in 1962 in “ Connecticut Impact Attenuation System.” Crier, Manchester Herald, P.O. Box 591, WASHING’TON — The telephone tipster used mainly by word of mouth. To publicize them. honor of Thomas Bentley, who served as principal The rationale for holding the secret discussion The new system, replacing sand barrels installed Manchester 06040. what sounded like a fake Southern accent. He said was that it could involve negotiations for the an engineer had tampered with tests at the purchase of land. Braidwood nuclear power plant southwest of Deregulation effort Bernlo's/Newmark A Lewis Papa QIno's It is wise for the directors, before they Chicago. Casual Lady Parade of Shoes commit the town to a costly construction nati'ii The date was Feb .25,1987, and the Nuclear CBT Parkade Barber Shop Regulatory Commission inspector who answered program, to look to the future and to have C V S Drugs the phone suspected that the tipster was lying. The complicates our life Parkade Cleaners before them a broad view of overall municipal 'RAINY PAYS ARE WERE AGAIN* D&L Parkade Health Shoppe needs. Without it, many wrong moves could inspector, Leonard G. McGregor, had previously , checked out the same diesel generators described By Chet Currier Though it has been by no means illOKRtIQRIIEIIE Diamond Showcase Parkade Lanes be made. the only major influence on trends by the caller. And he knew there wasn’t an Dress Barn Parkade Shoe Repair A new police station in a new location may engineer at Braidwood with the name mentioned ■ NEW YORK - Whatever else it in business activity, he argued, Open Forum Harvest Hill Package Pearla Vision be justified. Demolishing most of the present by the caller. may have accomplished, the deregulation has played a promi­ UP TO 70% SAVINGS station and rebuilding it to suit modem needs, The caller didn’t sound credible, and he hung up . deregulation movement of the nent part in making things happen Jo Ann Fabrics Prague Shoes past 10 years in American busi­ that way. one alternative under consideration, may be What an aphrodisiac for the before McGregor could get any more details. FOR THIS SPECIAL EVENT Kinney Shoes Radio Shack Preserving town constituents about a valuable McGregor recorded the allegation in a memo and' ness and finance has certainly “ Participants in any market­ justified. taxpayers and the shoppers — at La Dell Bakery Record Breaker service co-sponsored by the Uni­ filed it away without an investigation. That was a complicated many people’s lives. place are subject to much greater But so far, townspeople have not been given the expense of the small taxpayer. stress in a free market, needing to as a community ted Way and the state of Connecti­ violation of NRC policy, and for it, McGregor was - Crazy-quilt airline fares, nine- LeaJay Record World any evidence that such drastic steps are cut that’s here for all of us. The orgy-like behavior of those page telephone bills, thebewilder- adjust continually to new condi­ Liggett Pharmacy Reeds To the Editor: people directly involved in this fired. tions,” he said. “ Yet the apparent necessary. It’s called InfoLine, and it’s A later investigation by the NRC found that the ing array of mortgage choices project reminds me of a feeding payoff for the increased variabil­ Mamdiester Marshalls Sears Taxpayers should be assured, at the.bare Connecticut’s information, refer­ diesel generators at Braidwood were fine, although ’ open to home buyers — the Saturday evening’s “ Arts in the ral and assessment program. frenzy of bluefish down at the evidence of deregulation’s handi­ ity in each individual market is Moto Photo Shady Qlen minimum, that the present police station will problems were spotted with early testing Garden” was a delightful combi­ InfoLine con help residents find shore. If you have ever been work abounds. greater stability in the overall Northeast Savings Supercuts be put to some good municipal use if the police procedures. nation of hospitality, visual arts, support groups, foodbanks.credit caught in the middle of a group of Some of the benefits of in­ economy." Pdrkade Now, as McGregor’s lawyers prepare to One Price Shop Thom McAn department is moved to new quarters. theater, music and culinary cele­ counseling, home health care and fish feeding like this and received creased competition, innovation challenge his firing in court, they are digging up Merchants Association Despite the age of the original part of the bration. I extend my congratula­ a painful bite you can well and opportunity have come Chet Currier is a business writer Ortitellls' Scoop N ' Dell Weathervane many other social service pro­ facts that indicate the NRC may have been looking building, once the town’s almshouse, it is still tions to the Arts Council and to all understand what this tax bite will through as promised. For exam­ for The Associated Press grams and agencies. Special for an excuse to fire the aggressive inspector who serviceable. A good deal of effort and money those who labored. information that InfoLine cur­ feel like. ple, deregulation has helped open has stepped on the toes of a lot of power company ., up air travel to people who have been expended over the years on Walking through the lovely rently provides include registered The question is, will this retail ' gardens of the three homes on the center be dedicated to Aphrodite? officials in his 10 years with the NRC. couldn’t afford it before. converting it to police purposes. It should not child day-care vacancies, direc­ McGregor had be?n a thorn in the side of the comer of Porter and Westminster tion toalcoholanddrugprograms. Perhaps it will instead be dedi­ But while it has created many be abandoned without serious consideration. biggest nuclear utility in the Midwest, -< new opportunities, it also has streets, I was reminded of the counseling and support groups, cated to the Albatross, if one is to Commonwealth Edison. His report on a breakdown., brought down some established The directors, as they review the many, families who worked to and information on Alzheimer’s listen to the realities of the CIlAPTlilll 11 of quality control at the Braidwood plant, operated complicated interlocking plans to provide preserve the integrity of the spirit economic indicators. The price of enterprises, and cost the jobs of a disease. by Commonwealth Edison, led to a $100,000 fine good many people who thought space for present and future services, should of Manchester as a community, retail property in the state of In the northern area of Connec­ against the company. He also was instrumetal in they were working in secure, over the past year. Minnesota fell by 39‘/S percent in consider ideal or near-ideal solutions. But, ticut, InfoLine isopen from 9a.m. bringing smaller fines against the company’s long-term careers. The value of home, family, toSp.m., Monday through Friday, 1987, according to a government once they arrive at them, they will have to Dresden nuclear power plant for a number of When you venture into back-to- property and public safety were report just published. compromise and come up with something the and can be reached by calling nature economics, it turns out, ensured after the LOOM (Laser- Does that mean that when that safety and security violations. 774-7257 in the Quinebaug Valley The chief executive at Commonwealth Edison, you find that it’s a jungle out there. voters will find psychologically and games OutOf Manchester) outcry happens here in Connecticut region and 456-8886 in the Wind­ James O’Connor, even told the NRC he had Though deregulation got its first financially manageable. against uninterested profit. We ham region. For those outside of around 1990 the taxpayers of big boosts in the Carter adminis­ concerns about McGregor, according to a Case# 88-10865 NDNY Too much in one package will turn off the owe a deep respect and apprecia­ these two areas, the telephone Manchester will be holding the tration, the campaign has come to BAIVKRlJl>m' deposition by the former regional NRC “ tion to the LOOM committee number to reach InfoLine is in the bag for this expensive project? be closely identified with Presi­ voters. administrator. James Keppler. members especially, for their white pages of your phone book. A ratherfamousutterancefrom dent Reagan over his two terms in But it was the accusations of another foresight, dedication and long a late very big city boss comes to office. The professional staff will talk Commonwealth Edison official that started hours in arousing in the people of mind. If you’re going to dabble in The outcome of the presidential with you about any problem you McGregor on his way out the NRC’s backdoor. That' Manchester an awareness of this politics, you’d better turn off taste election this fall will doubtless be might have and determine what official told the NRC that McGregor offered to go , far-reaching community crisis. and smell. If you’re going to seek read by pundits as a verdict on the best service in the community easy on problems at a power plant in exchange for _, Many families in the proximity out virtue, you go to a church, not how the public feels about the is to help. help from Commonwealth Edison In a of the streets intersecting the to a house that has a red light over results of deregulation, and I urge everyone to make use of defamatlon-of-character lawsuit McGregor had former Mott’s property area and the InfoLine service. It’s there to the front door. whether it wants to keep heading filed against some NRC staffers. beyond are enjoying their homes help you when you don’t know in the same direction. An NRC investigation could not prove the and gardens with greatfrellef this Charles Riemitls But with all its disruptive whereto turn. allegation that McGregor tried to make a deal with ,,, summer, knowing the better 71 Barry Road influences, deregulation has actu­ Commonwealth Edison, but McGregor’s boss, ally served to stabilize the alternative chosen for the use of Sen. Marie Herbst Manchester Charles Norellus, still used the charge as one national economy in some signifi­ the East Middle Turnpike 35th Senatorial District reason for firing McGregor. cant ways, one analyst argues. building. Vernon Letters to the editor Norelius wrote a letter of dismissal to McGregor . Michael Drury at Boston Com­ The Manchester Herald wel­ Jan. 7, after the investigation could not confirm the pany Economic Advisors Inc. Gb^ - Taylor Feeding frenzy comes original letters to the charge. In that letter, Norelius said he believed the ' compared the volatility of several . \ # ^ ro o n SI. key elements of the economy for Manchester editor. charge anyway, because McGregor’s accuser over the mall Letters should be brief and to wrote a memo about how McGregor allegedly tried the 10-year periods before and the point. They should be typed or to strike the deal. Norelius said the Commonwealth ■ ■ after 1978, when the Federal To the Editor: Reserve took theimportantstepof neatly handwritten, and, for ease Edison officials had no redson to lie: ‘‘I can see no ‘ InfoLine offers declaring an end to ceilings on in editing, should be double­ benefit to (the power company official) creating Your lead article, front-page bank interest rates. valuable service spaced. Letters must be signed such a document.” spread about the celebration of Stock prices, for example, were with name, address and daytime Norelius declined comment when our associate, ;; the ‘‘$70 million” Pavilions at three times more volatile in To the Editor: telephone number (for Stewart Harris, asked him toexplaln why he Buckland Hills has to be the first 1978-87 than they had been in verification). believed the memo when the NRC’s own All of us encounter problems in public admission thatHomart will 1968-77, he reported. Interest t) i9M»>y HE* Address letters to: Open Fo­ investigation couldn’t prove the charge. After the our everyday lives, but not many only pay $70 million for a project rates were twice as volatile,.using rum, Manchester Herald, P.O. letter of dismissal was sent, that allegation was "lacocca has Operation Airbag — W E have of us know where to turn for help. whose total cost will be well over new bond issues by corporations Hurry! Limited Time Oniy! Box 591. Manchester 06040. dropped as a reason for McGregor’s firing. as a gauge. Operation Windbag!" That’s why I wish to inform my $150 million. The only remaining allegation against him is that But Drury found that “ real” he didn’t follow proper procedure when he got the interest rates — the nominal rate telephone tip. McGregor should have followed it up, • minus the rate of inflation — have Save 20% to 40% On Brand Name Merchandise! but ignoring a tip is not automatic grounds for been more stable since deregula­ We're closing the doors of our Connecticut stores and must clear out all our merchandise now. So we’re marking down everything an incredible 20% to 40% off! It’s Mr. 'Bake-ar vs. Mr. Incumbent firing at the NRC. tion. “ This probably is a result of This sale is going on in the Newington and Manchester stores only) In fact, the agency has a reputation for bungling ,. Hxed-income markets reacting to All merchandise from Avon has been moved to those locations! So get in non and save big. But hurry-because once it’s gone, it’s gone! walloped his lone opponent by 96 percent. its response to tips. A nuclear expert at a university ; inflation faster and more effi­ ALBANY, N.Y. — Peter Bakal is a nice young Thus, here is GOP candidate Peter Bakal in 1988. once called the NRC’s hotline because of an ciently in the 1980s,” he said. man who seems to have gotten himself into He says he knows it’s going to be an uphill fight. He VIDEO emergency at his research reactor. But an internal > Wages of production workers AUDIO something of a dilemma. He has decided to run for is a sober gentleman, and degnified in a three-piece save Huge Ainoums on investigation found that the worker at the NRC’s were three times more volatile in the U.S. House of Repre^ntatives fronti the 23rd suit. He recently agreed to be Interviewed at the Every Stereo Television Must Be Sold! control center in Washington, D.C., told the the latter decade than in the Every Receiver Must Be Soldi District of New York, and the problem is that he Tom headquarters of the State Republican Committee, aii our Top Brand Names. researcher to call back. The hotline worker was too earlier one. But the unemploy­ Every Tape Deck Must Be Sold! Every Remote Control Television Must Be doesn’t have a chance of winning the election. and explained that he did not have an office of his busy. NRC investigators found that he was talking ment rate varied less. t e c h n ic s He is only 30 years old, for one thing, which is a T l e d e While there was a period of Every CD Player Must Be Sold! Sold! own. with friends on another line. tad young for this sort of stuff. Besides, he has Bakal says he chose the House race to start his great volatility in housing starts in YAMAHA Every Large Screen Television Must Be That worker did not lose his job. even though he Every Turntable Must Be Sold! DUAL never gone after a public office before. He says that political career because he has an interest in the early 1980s as financial may have had a potential nuclear disaster on the k e n y \io o d Sold! his only previous political experience was when he national as well as local issues. Other than this, he deregulation first took hold, “ over Every Amplifier Must Be Sold! JB L , helped a friend campaign for the post of Albany thinks it’s time for a change in the district. He says other line. the past five years single-family Every Equalizer Must Be Soldi PH ILiPS a d v e n t Every VCR Must Be Sold! county executive, a campaign that did not succeed. he graduated from a small local college, and has Mlnl-editorial housing has been far more stable Every Phono Cartridge Must Be Sold! Every Camcorder Must Be Sold! But his biggest obstacle in the ’88 election is his they like. Some of them may deserve to stay, due to the wider use of acUustable JVC insofar as good work is concern6l; but all of them worked in a development agency for the state of Our recent column profiling Michael Dukakis BOSE opponent. Bakal is challenging a man who has held rate mortgages and larger secon­ Every Surround Sound Processor Must SONY Every Video Tape Must Be Sold! may use the privileges of incumbency to guarantee New York. didn’t sit well with the candidate’s campaign ONKYO the congressional seat here for 30 years. Sam He speaks with reserve. And he wears Clark Kent office. We said Dukakis advocates government dary markets for mortgage secur­ Be Sold! FiSHEB Stratton, a venerable Democrat, was initially sent their tenure. ities,” Drury observed. One privilege is money. The incumbents can eyeglasses. No, he says, he has not raised a lot of solutions to the problems that ail America and is SANYO to Washington in 1958; and, since then, he has had With ceilings lifted on interest Every Speaker Must Be Sold! CAR ELECTRONICS generally spend more on votes than their money. But, yes, he continues, he has volunteers willing to raise taxes to pay for more federal NEC no trouble at all in winning 14 consecutive returns. rates, he added, the economy is no Every Audio Tape Must Be Sold! SHARP opponents. They are bulwarked by political-action who are working on his behalf. He also says he solutions. Dukakis doesn’t want the voters to think ' CANON Stratton has what is known as the incumbent longer as vulnerableasitonce was MAXELL funding, for one thing, money their opponents pronounces his name "Bake-al,” rather than he might raise taxes. Walter Mondale’s frank call Every Headphone Must Be Sold! Every Car Tape Deck Must Be Sold! advantage in this regard. And it is something for to periods in which the supply of PANASONIC seldom see; and they can tap constituents for "Ba-kall,” and adds that the distinction is for higher taxes hurt him during the last election, people other than Peter Bakal to consider this credit for mortgages and con­ Every Audio Accessory Must Be Sold! TDK Every Car Amplifier Must Be Sold! whom they have done favors, a source that is also important; and Dukakis doesn’t want to repeat Mondale’s struction loans dries up, creating MITSUBISHI political season. The battle for the presidency is Every Car CD Player Must Be Sold! “ Name recognition is crucial. That’s another of mistake. But Dukakis’ record is clear. He has a “ credit crunch.” Every Portable Stereo Must Be Sold! COBRA apparently going to be wide open, for once. But the of limited worth to the challengers. m a g m w o x Then again, a few of the House members keep Sam Stratton’s advantages. He can send out his called for federal spending increases and has Meanwhile, the gross national Every Car Equalizer Must Be Sold! contests for the House are pretty much, and as Every Walkman Must Be Sold! b u s h their jobs by popular demand. Rep. Stratton is one congressional mail for free, and he can always admitted that federal revenues must go up, and product, the output of all goods usual, cut and dried. Every Stereo Stand or Rack Must Be TEAC Every Car Speaker Must Be Sold! of them. He has become a comfortable fixture in remind everyone in the district who he is. I don’t that means higher taxes. and services in the economy, has This isn’t the way it’s supposed to be, of course. AND MORE! his district, and voters want to keep it that way. think that’s fair, and I don’t think people realize it. grown at a steadier pace in the Every Radar Detector Must Be Sold! Candidate Bakal notes that the House was Sold! The political wags say that the only reason they But I hope to overcome it just the same.” past decade than in the previous Full Manufacturer's Warranty | originally Intended to change faces regularly to Cash A Major Credit Cards Accaptad open the polls here at all anymore is to satisfy Bakal says he has given up his state job to one, Drury said. reflect shifting American sentiment. Yet in 1986, to concentrate on the hope. And he claims the fHaiirlirstrrI Hrralft ‘■‘Over the past 10 years,” he cite the most recent example, 98 percent of the 393 appearance. Stratton is now 71. He started government commitment shows he is in earnest. He says Founded In 1881 concluded, ‘Uhe U.S. economy, in House members who sought re-election won Stratton has only been confronted with token its, broadest measure, has been service as a congressional aide in the 1940s, and he PENNY M. 8IEFPERT...... PublldMr re-election. relatively more stable than in the had developed a political philosophy highly valued opposition in the past: "But I am going full time to OEOROE T C H A P P E LL...... Editor And the same thing is expected to happen this convince the people to send someone else to the OOUQLA8 A. BEVINS ...... Ex m u INo Editor decade before.” Sounds Greats inc* at home. He is moderately liberal on social and year. Political observers say the House is again all MARtE P. G R A D Y ...... CHy Editor economic issues, but, on the other hand, he believes House of Representatives.” but locked up. One count made by Roll Call, a ALEXANDER G tR ELLI...... AtMClito Editor in a tough national defense and foreign policy. He’s not packing for the journey just yet, Capitol Hill newspaper, suggests that only 96 out of The combination has been unbeatable. Stratton however. He knows the odds are against him. And DENISE A. ROBERTS ...... Advartlalng DIrtctor the 435 House seats will be seriously disputed, and MARK F. A B R A IT IS ...... Builnott Monigor regularly receives three of every four election so is recent election history. Rep. Stratton says he EMERGENCY SPECIAL STORE HOURS: MONDAY-FRIDAY, 12PM-9PM, SATURDAY 10AM-6PM, SUNDAY 12PM-2PM merely a dozen of the elections are really in doubt. SHELDON COHEN ...... Cnmpoling Minigtr ballots. He is seldom opposed in the primaries, and is not even going to hire a campaign manager this ROBERT H. H U B B A R D ...... PrMiroom Minagor © S O U N D S G REA T,IN C 1988 ^ Sounds Great i9 a registered service mark o! Sounds Great, Inc., a New Y ork^orpof^tiorv______Ilie Roll Call conclusion is that the nation is ★ DIAL 911 A he crushes all comers in the general election. He year. It is quite obviously enough, here and JEANNE Q. FROM ERTH ...... ClrculMlon Minagor creating a kind of U.S. House of Lords, a body elsewhere, to sit tight when one’s seat is secure. where members are. in effect, seated for as long as only spent $38,000 the last time around, and still MANCHESTER HERALD. Thuraday, June 16. 1988 — t 8 — MANCHESTER HERALD. Thursday. June 16. 1988 FOCUS______Drought threatening Iowa’s livestock By Tom Se«ry The Associated Press The Drought of 1988{ Low Rivers Pcrceni of average How* In May lor seleye^ fibers DES MOINES, Iowa — Cattle Boning up on your need for calcium farmers are sending cows to slaugh­ 30% PEOPLE ter and mowing roadside ditches to The Mississippi feed remaining animals trying to Red RIyer of at Vicksburg. Miss. By the Editors the overwhelming majority of women most widely used form of calcium, Nureyov to do ‘Cindorolla* survive one of the region’s worst the North of Consumer Reports — don’t get enough calcium. dissolved too slowly to be effectively droughts since the Dust Bowl. Crop Consumer The deficit for women is particu­ absorbed in the body. COSTA MESA, farmers, meanwhile, can only wait. Grand Forks, N.O The calcium craze began innocently larly worrisome because nature The calcium supplements that Calif. — Rudolph “ Everybody is culling every cow enough. Four years ago, a panel of Reports works against them where calcium is passed the Consumer Reports’ tests Nureyev says he that they don’t need. You’re seeing a Msslsslppl R.: scientists convened by the National concerned. Women generally have are ’Turns, both regular and extra­ chose to rework lot of older cows going to market,” 37% Institute of Health recommended that smaller skeletons than men, and thus strength, and Os-Cal 500. "Cinderella” into said Malcolm McGregor, a Nashua women obtain more calcium — up to years after menqpause, estrogen can lower calcium reserves. Pregnancy, Overall, you’re better off getting a Hollywood fable farmer and regional vice president of mmuzizi Si. Paul, Minn. 0 .( 1,500 mg a day. The hope was that prevent the accelerated bone loss that childbirth and frequent dieting can calcium from food. Good sources are because he was the National Cattlemen’s Association. additional calcium ibight help pre­ normally occurs at that time.) depjfete those reserves further. Then, dairy products, such as milk, cheese Jarred by all other In northeast Iowa on Wednesday, 51% hoimonal changes that occur at vent osteoporosis, an abnormal loss of Ingesting enough calcium'*%hen and yogurt. Non-daily foods high in ballet productions Vernon Kuhn worked in his withering Tombigbee R. menopause cause women to lose bone calcium include canned salmon and fields, which yielded 50 bushels of Keokuk, Iowa bone most common In post­ you’re young will help offset the he saw of the fairy Oanaopol'S. Ala menopausal women. eventual bone loss. The National seven times faster than men. Accord­ sardines (with soft, edible bones), tale. soybeans per acre last year. 48% When the panel’s advice hit the Research Council sets the Recom­ ingly, it’s important for women to oysters, almonds and various green, The Soviet-bom ‘If we get 35 an acre, we’ll be / ■ AP photo marketplace, it was suddenly trans­ mended Dietary Allowance (RDA) build up calcium reserves before leafy vegetables. dancer is the tickled to death,” he said. "W e need a Vicksburg, Miss. 35% formed into a national health crusade. for adults at 800 mg of calcium daily, menopause occurs. Be careful, too, about relying on artistic director of week of rain.” But don’t bank on calcium supple­ WOMAN RUNNING MATE — Vice 1 Record low Images of stooped women, bent and an amount calculated to meet the calcium-fortitied food. Calcium ab­ the Paris Opera Elsewhere In the nation’s midsec­ Pearl R. ments for the calcium you need. In sorption from most is untested. (Two President George Bush says it is tion and Southeast, farmers turned to frail from osteoporosis, became a nutritional needs of virtually all Ballet, which is Bogalusa. La studies cbnducted last year, more notable exceptions are Citrus Hill For each river, the bo« Hli Ihe May ' symbol of what could happen to those healthy people other than pregnant or possible that he may name a woman as sometimes desperate measures to average ci.viy Ikiw at the location named Saline R. than half of the 80 different supple­ Plus Calcium orange juice and Kiiirouau mounting hIspro- help relieve the drought that’s promp­ who failed to heed advertisements for nursing women. The U.S. Food and Rudolph Nureyev duction of “ Cinder­ his running mate in the 1988 presidential as a percent ol the median flow lor May. Ry«. Ark. F»b M.ir, Apf. May calcium. Sales of calcium supple­ Drug Administration uses a broader ments tested did not meet standards grapefruit Juice. Both products ted widespread water conservation ella” at the Orange County Performing Arts election. t

Fishing not in the cards IN BRIEF Wrestling clinics offered Here we are, lunch would pass a little time, and ’The Manchester Community Y will be offering this week, put­ then maybe the lake would calm summer wrestling clinics for junior high and ting up with down, Petersen was productive high school students. Sessions will be held heat hotter’n That’s what happened, but not Tuesday, Wednesday and Thursday evenings the Hammers Joe’s to the degree that we had hoped. WEST HARTFORD — Chris Petersen, a from 6 to 7 (junior high) and 8 to 9:30 (high of Hades, and W orld After lunch we set out to do some' Manchester High grduate, had a producitive school). last week I was fishing. And naturally, as soon as i senior campaign for the University of Hartford All sessions will be at the Community Y sitting on hail­ Joe German we started, the wind kicked up, baseball team this past spring. building on North Main Street. There are two again. (Wouldn’t hold the boats,’ stones. This Petersen, who finishediiis collegiate career at sessions, from June 21 to July 21 and from Aug. 9 even with two anchors out. And; week I can do first base, ended his career as the most to Aug. 25. There is a $10 ‘Y ’ registration fee and then the sky began to look; without. Last productive player in the program’s history, a one-time fee of $25 for the clinic. week cold as it ominous again. So, we hit for the; heading the career list games played and For further information, contact Barry was, I could live with. down the river as does Frank, so shore right near a beaver dam, '• started (118), at bats (432), hits (144), doubles Bernstein at 646-5233 or Mark Albert at 649-1535. Wondering what it’s all about? we took off with Gene, and two and what looked like, some (30) and walks (44). He nnJssed only two games Well, Frank Horton, my fishing other parties following in their shelter. ; in three seasons. V , .; Just about made it, when the buddy for over thirty years and I boats on a super beautiful calm Petersen batted .370 in 1988, hitting safely in 32 Whalers to supply players skies opened up and the biggest hit the road for our annual trip to morning. of 41 games for the Hawks. He had a fielding dam raindrops came pelting HARTFORD — The Hartford Whalers said Pocomoonshine Lake in Maine Winding down the river, we percentage of .990. Petersen is now playing for and our good friends (former passed a couple of large well used down in torrents. And then came Wednesday they will sent four or five players to the hail. Wow! Good size stones: Moriarty Brothers in the Greater Hartford Manchesterites) Estelle and beaver houses, and lo and behold, Twilight League. the Indianapolis team in the International Gene Moriarty. we caught a glimpse of a couple of ' that really covered the boats, and ; Hockey League under a new working agreement Had a great week as we always beaver "kids” swimming toward us, with a coating of granularice. , for the coming season. With the hail and A e cold wind, do. Fishing was much better than one of the houses. Also caught a -... Hoop league to begin play Emile Francis, the Whalers president and the past two years. We ate glimpse of something else that all I could think about was the general manager, said the as yet unnamed good,slept good, and tied a bunch portended problems. nice warm fire going in the The Manchester Rec Department’s summer Indianapolis team also has a working J fireplace. And then. Bingo. The J of flies when we couldn’t get out Way back over the town of basketball elagues at Charter Oak Park courts agreement with the NHL’s New York Islanders sun came out as if nothing had on the lake. Princeton, many miles away, will begin play Monday. League play is Monday Indianapolis is re-entering the IHL after a ever happened. !■'' V' V" Couldn’t get out on the lake? was a black ominous looking E ■] .-If* )*' through Wednesday at 7 and 8 p.m. There are one-year hiatus. Yup. We hit some of the windiest cloud spreading across the ho­ When we arrived back at three divisions: Northern, Southern and Pocomoonshine Lake, it was The Whalers provided players to the IH L’s weather I ’ve ever seen. Blew like rizon. And, checking our relation­ Eastern. League play runs through August 3. Milwaukee Admirals last sea.son. The Admirals crazy about 40 to SO miles per, for ship with the clouds moving over really “ whitecapping it” . How­ ever, Frank and I decided to find, are seeking a single affiliation with an NHL a couple of days, scattered pine head, we figured it was moving Reginald PInto/Manchmter Herald team, Francis said. cones all over the lot, and made fast and coming our way. a lee and see what we could do as McEnroe stirs things up thoughts of going fishing put on Gene was of the opinion that we far as catching some bass. Forget LINING IT UP — Steve Thornton lines participating in the second annual U the back burner. And it was cold, could outrun it into Crawford. it. We headed back to camp. up his putt at the 18th green Wednesday WEST KIRBY, England — John McEnroe lost u Sound like a terrible day? It Greater Manchester Chamber of Com­ Thomas a new father too. Had a fire going in the Well, we did, but the wind that some of his new good-guy image Wednesday as David Kooi/Mtnohatlar I really and truly wasn’t. It was at the Manchester Country Ciub. merce Ambassador Golf Tournament. fireplace Just about everyday. proceeded the rain was cold, and he struggled to victory over Alexander Volkov of PONTIAC, Mich. — Detroit’s Isiah Thomas One day though dawned bright lusty. Allhost into Crawford we just another neat Maine adven­ Thornton, chairman of the board, was REDEDICATION — Tom Kelley, whose noon. The sign, that took approximately ture, with neat Maine weather. the Soviet Union in the Wirral Grasscourt got some extra inspiration for Game 5 of the and clear, and it looked like the pulled into the marsh grass to tournament, a Wimbledon warm-up. Pistons’ NBA championship series against Los late father was one of those honored by 75 hours to make and was made by beginning of a perfect day. Gene wait out the blow, because we Although the three-time Wimbledon Angeles tonight — his first child. a new sign that rededicates the athletic sophomore James Wodal in the welding thought it would be a good day to knew that Crawford Lake was Joe Garman, a Manchester. champion, seeded No. 8 this year, served well Thomas’ wife, Lynn, gave birth at 7 p.m. fields at Manchester High Schooi, shop class taught by Mike Bendzinski, take a trip down the Mud River, going, to be a sea of whitecaps. resident for many years, is a \ and beat Volkov 7-5,6-4, he appeared unsteady Wednesday to 6-pound. 5*A-ounce Joshua Isiah the outlet from “ Poco” to Craw­ Well, the wind settled in for the recognized authority on the sub- > N addresses the small gathering at will be put In place in about two weeks. Legion takes Zone opener in his first match on a British grass court since Thomas at St. Joseph Mercy Hospital. Joshua ject of bamboo fly rods, and the N ford Lake day, but not in the fierce volume it rededication ceremonies Wednesday at 1985. I have always enjoyed the trip first traveled atus. So, we figured sport of fly fishing. arrived 13 days early. WINDSOR — A stellar defen­ second baseman Marcus Mateya Another run scored on an error. One incident during the 69-minute match with Thomas is expected to play in tonight’s sive effort combined with the who had eight assists and two Keith DiYeso tripled in the Volkov, ranked 66th in the world, showed that contest, despite a badly bruised back. The four-hit pitching of southpaw Jim putouts. Shortstop Ryan Barry seventh and came around on a McEnroe had lost none of his old fire. Pistons series against the Lakers is tied at two also played well in the field. Strawberry’s gifts assault on Cards Kitsock led Manchester Legion to Windsor overthrow. With the score tied 5-5 during the first set. games each. an 8-0 shutout victory over Post 102 struck for two runs in M B ’s still unbeaten Schackner was 2-for-2 while McEnroe refused to play on until umpire Bob Pistons Coach Chuck Daly was excited for his Windsor in Zone Eight action the second. On an 0-2 pitch, Neal Laurinitis, DiYeso, and Penders hot.” Darling said. Jenkins changed his mind over a decision to star guard. VERNON — There's no son said. “ He kept theirhitters Wednesday night. Shackner crushed a solo homer. added two each with Mateya overrule a line call in Volkov’s favor. “ My wife said she feels like a grandmother. Dodgers 7, Braves 5 stopping Moriarty Brothers. off balance. The thing is he Post 102 is now 1-0 in the Zone “ It (the home run) was out of driving in two runs. ML Roundup However, the argument with Jenkins was She gave a shower and everything. I’ve already Orel Hershiser pitched four-hit threw strikes.” Helin struck and 2-2 overall and will entertain sight. That started the ball M a n c h e s te r 020 140 .1—B-17-0 The local entry in the named him ’Kid Thomas.’ He ought to be a ball for seven innings and helped out three in his route-going Middletown Friday night at 7 at rolling.” Morency said. Dom W in d s o r OOO 000 0—0-4-3 good-natured, with none of the profanity that Greater Hartford Twilight Kitsock and Penders. Anderson and himself with a two-run single as performance. Moriarty Field. Windsor is 0-1. Laurinitis and Barry each singled have sprinkled McEnroe’s outbursts in the past. fighter.” League ran its unblemished T e d fo rd . By Ben Walker Los Angeles sent Atlanta to its Helin got plenty of support in ‘It was a great game to watch.” and Mateya lofted a sacrifice fly WP-KItsock. LP-Anderson. mark to 8-0 Wednesday night The Associated Press fifth straight loss. the'-firstinnipgWhen the MB’s I/Cgion Coach Dave Morency to score Laurinitis. with an 8-2 thrasing of host Kirk Gibson hit his 12th homer scoreotuiifumes^ill Chapu- said. “ He (Kitsock) was there Leading. 3-0, Manchester Vernon Orioles at Henry Park. Darryl Strawberry gave his and started a tiebreaking, two- lis rocketed a tw6-run double when he had to be. We played added four runs in the fifth biggest fan two birthday pres­ ,run sixth with a single. Moriarty’s is back in action and Chris Petersen added an perfect defense.” highlighted by RBI-singles by ents, and then again made his Hershiser, 9-3, retired the first tonight at 7:30 at Moriarty RBI double in the inning. The Manchester defense, which Jimmy Penders and Laurinitis, presence felt against the St. Louis 11 batters before Gerald Perry Field against Katz Sports. Chapulis finished with three played errorless ball, was led by and a sacrifice fly by Barry. Cardinals. LOW, LOW PRICES! singled and Dale Murphy fol­ Southpaw Chris Helin. hits and three RBIs while Rick .and check ont theoa PRBB scnrlcecl Strawberry continued his as­ lowed with his ninth home run. who’ll be a junior in the fall at Murray also chipped in three sault versus the Cardinals with the University of Connecticut, safeties for the winners. S' FREE MOUNTING! Giants 4, Padres 2 two home runs Wednesday night continued a streak of fine Petersen added a pair of Soccer rowdies brawl S ' FR E E STATIC BALANCING! as the New York Mets won ft-4 and Rick Reuschel became the pitching for Moriarty’s by doubles and Todd Reynolds SCIAL! sent St. Louis to its sixth straight N L’s second 10-game winner as spinning a six-hitter in his first two safeties to the winning DUESSELDORF. West Ger­ running battles among rowdies S ' FREE ROTATION! loss. San Francisco ended San Diego’s outing of the campaign. “ He effort. many (AP) — Bands of English. that erupted in the city Tuesday S ' FREE 1K?CHANGE0VER! FREE FRONT-END Among the 42,068 at Shea six-game winning streak. pitched a very nice game.” The Orioles drop to 3-5 with Dutch and West German rowdies night. ALIGNMENT Stadium was Darryl Strawberry Moriarty Manager Gene John­ the setback. brawled in Duesseldorf after a “ Everything has calmed ____ S' FREE FLAT REPAIR! WITH THE PURCHASE Of Reuschel. 10-3, won his fifth FOUR NEW TIRES Jr., celebrating his third consecutive decision and ended European Soccer Championship down.” said a police spokesman, birthday. the Giants’ four-game losing match, but police said the city who a.sked not to be identified. “ IRON-CLAD NO HASSLE" O uirantM l WITH «. V tvtry tirt told al TOWNFAIR TIRE it gutrantttd lor dtftcti PURCHASE "A ll we ever talk about is home streak. He gave up two runs on was quiet early today and most of “ The Engli.sh are gone, and the •n workmanthip or m titritit tor t t long t t you own Iht tirt — rtg trd tttt of ytart in ttrvict or OF 2 NEW m iittg t rtctivtd If a d titc l m worlimtnthip or matariali dtvtiop. raturn it to TOWN FAIR Wa TIRES runs,” Strawberry said. “ It was seven hits in 61-3 innings and Don the foreign soccer fans had gone Dutch have gone back to will rapair it at no charga or raplaca it VOU PAY ONLY FOR WHAT YOU HAVE USED' special with him here to be able to Patience the key home. Robinson got his fifth save. Holland.” a We have selected tires QUARANTEEO against do something to help the club.” Sporadic fistfights erupted in r glass, sharp metal, deep hoist and all road haz- NO More than 200 people had been t tr d t, and It's FREEI Strawberry is 13-for-38 with Phillies 6, Expos 2 various parts of the city after the PURCHASE detained as of late Wednesday, NECESSARY ■ * CARS four homers and nine RBI against David Palmer held Montreal to Netherlands’ 3-1 victory over COmPMKi US TO AU OTHlIl TUtt OUURSl Atalband And M< at the U.S. Open according to official and unoffi­ MKNHIN • SOOgVIA* • HRUIONI • MHItOI St. Louis this season. New York is England, as soccer fans mobbed three hits over eight innings and cial figures, but police said most l.r. COOOMCN • AtSUnONg • gNMOTAl 9-3 versus the Cardinals, includ­ Philadelphia took advantage of the streets and Dues.seldorf’s tad aHmy nwra taanas b By John Nelson try to make a lot of pars and not were expected to be freed later in ing 6-0 at home. three errors in the first inning. main railroad station. The Associated Press make a lot of double bogeys. the night VECTOR MEGRTRRC The National League East­ Palmer, 2-6, left the game after But by midnight, the station 1I6/MR13 Double bogeys are the things that AI-SMSonRaditIW.W. 175/WR13 . . . • n leading Mets, who had a five- his first walk to lead off the ninth. and surrounding streets were West German television late 1t5/C0R13 ...•6 7L BROOKLINE, Mass. - Pa­ eat you alive at U.S. Opens.” game losing streak when St. He has not pitched a complete nearly clear of everyone except Wednesday showed a pistol con­ 1I8/75R14 V - 5 S . ----- tience. ’That, says Fuzzy Zoeller, The Open, the first at Brookline 1H/7SR14 . Louis came to town, completed a game since June 29, 1986, with for riot police, after fans boarded fiscated from one of the rowdies, 205/75R14 ...• 7 d Q will be the key to winning the U.S. since 1963 when Julius Boros shot 20S/7SR1S .. .• 7 * M three-game sweep. They held the Atlanta. trains out of the city. but did not identify its owner. 215/7SR1S ...•7 B " — Open at The Country Club. a 9-over-par 293 to win, was to get 225/75R19 . ~ Cardinals to just five runs and Greg Harris and Steve Bedro- More than 2.300 police had been West German. Dutch and Eng­ Patience. It is a personality under way today. The first two UNIROVAL RTIRLIM knocked them back to fourth sian finished with hitless relief. deployed in Duesseldorf in an lish soccer fans got into a street . •BBl3eS/78A14.. *71 ------trait the ebullient, high-spirited rounds will be televised by ESPN, — I SOSfTSRII.. *70 place, 9'A games behind. Bedrosian got the last out for his attempt to prevent a recurrence brawl near the train station ilatS/TSNIS.. »Tt Zoeller seemingly would not with ABC picking up the final two Strawberry hit a two-run ho­ ninth save. of the rampant vandalism and Wednesday night. mer in the first inning and a solo possess in great quantity. rounds Saturday and Sunday. liUPGoodrich m i k 'd drive in the fourth for his 15th TWO FOR THE KID — Darryl Strawberry of the Mets Reds 5, Astros 3 Yet, Zoeller said, “ a guy who is ’The Open likely will be won this miLNinDMDML RADIAL WHITEWALL WhHnrMi IS S /im t3 ....>S 4 home run. Both came off left­ watches the flight of the baseball after the second of his Eric Davis hit a two-run homer very patient” probably will be the year with a much lower score one who hits the narrow fairways, 1S/WII3..<4> rnnuHii t 7s/MRi3....>aa hander Cris Carpenter, 2-2. and Cincinnati beat Houston for than that of Boros 25 years ago. ROBERT J. SMITH, inc. two home runs against the Cardinals Wednesday night at Its/7»14. f4 ’/arsnti Cardinals Manager Whitey Shea Stadium. Strawberry had promised his son, Darryl t75/wm..<4l 20S/7SII1S.1I •antUDui ARRIVA victory. safely onto the small greens, and 90-degree temperatures and little Robcit J. Smith, Inc. tivmii..'u 21V75R15.>N 1S8/S0NI)...... S4 S tM l EGltGd Herzog likes to pitch left-handers 148/SONtS...... #1 Jr., who turned 3 years old Wednesday, a home run as a Tom Browning, 5-3, outpitched copes sanely with putting surfa­ rain, making the fairways look INSURANSMITHS SINCE lU/IMIt.tl 22V7H1S.M 30S/75A14...... t« m /7SR t4...... ••• Strawberry, a left-handed hitter, college teammates. They played greens are not as slick as those at aOS/7Sfl18...... sn Zoeller, by the way, was the last the Masters. The course is par-71, 1iS/7» l 4...... >17 31S/7SN1S...... »T 1fS/7SR15...... •79 leads the league with 10 home Dykstra. whose bat was confis­ together for three years at 27S/7SNIS...... Atj 205/75Rt5...... *78 “ I ’ve never seen him hit man to win a U.S. Open on a mi7SMi..... <74 39S/7SA1S...... ATI 219^5R1S...... *77 runs off lefties. LeMoyne (College in Syracuse, 7,010 yards long. teeiwebar . . . a t Tawa fa ir Ik a t cated by Herzog on Tuesday better,” Mets Manager Davey course much resembling the one 205/7M 14...... U l " I don'tcount Strawberry. He’s N. Y. John Franco got his seventh The first par-5 is the 510-yard AUTNEIESTnaEII 215/751115...... <75 wHinwAus-«miu0$ night, led off the first inning with Johnson said of Dykstra. 649-5241 IS S /im t3 ...... *17 1 205/754114... in Brookline, a wealthy, wooded No. 9, featuring a steep, rocky Superman,” Herzog said. save. ALWAYS THflBTPtKISI 22S/75R15...... 14 175/5M 13...... • » 215/75n i l . .. a single and Wally Backman hit a Ron Darling. 7-4, gave up four suburb of Boston. He won the 1984 65 E. Center Street W m S » H M o n . . . Said Strawberry: “ No, I’m not cliff on the right side of the 2SS/r!Hf5..... 1l 5/75f l H ...... *31 225/75a n . . . ground-rule double. runs on nine hits in seven-plus Cubs 7, Pirates 4 Open at Winged Foot in the Manchester, CT. You Savm M oro 1H/75m 4 . .. .’U I 215/751) 15... Superman. I just try to make fairway. Eagles are possible for Lee Mazzilli had an RBI innings. Randy Myers finished Both Shawon Dunston, who wealthy, wooded Westchester RIKEN things happen.” players long and accurate off the ■ lA t FLY grounder and Strawberry fol­ for his lOth save on the humid drove in five runs, and Vance Law County suburbs of New York City, “ 70" HR p o l y e s t e r ! So does Lenny Dykstra, who got tee who can drive over the rocks. WhHawalls TIEMPO lowed with a line-drive home run night. hit two-run singles-in the eighth SPO R TS CAR Oncotihcftncflt Urea ALL-SEASON Whitewalls beating Australian Greg Norman The second par-5 is the 527-yard 165/B0a13 . . * t t three hits and is 16-for-31 against for cars coihpacta unusual made In the world... to right. Dykstra had a run­ “ They singled me to death, but inning that rallied Chicago over in an 18-hole playoff. RWLmrr'Rit aaiALL — — sms W-l-O-e. DeEP6PLV 1BS/76X14 ..*8 7 No. 14, also reachable in two, NEED SOME EXTRA 1S6/70BHN13...... STt 1BS/7Sa14 . ,* M the Cardinals. scoring single in the fifth. the heat didn’t bother me. I like it 306/70HRI4...... tat Pittsburgh. “ It’s very difficult on this although second shots often are MiaONTS ALL-SIASON 3U/70HN14...... aaa 209/75a14 ..M S 3M70HNI4 ...... MS 21S/75a14 ..*4 4 course to find holes. you can made from a downhill lie. 31S/70HlttS...... SM 22S/7Sa14 ..* 4 « SPENDING MONEY! ! GRAND SPIRIT 32S/rOHN1S...... 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AAlSfB WMTI Lim il u.tm nvk " I ’m happy that he’s back, and he doing?’ and we’ve been type golf,” he said. “ You have to interesting.” Foster St...... 89-109 195.60HR14.. • 1 0 9 1M/rOR14...... •78 MStaMSMlLliF handshakes, hugs, quiet words baseball, it’s your way of life, that 22S6 0H R 14 . • 1 1 9 RADIALS I have seen him sipile,” said concerned,” Maldonado said. laa/roRo *i Pearl St...... 2-83 19S.60HR15. • 1 0 9 aiaraoRi] h 31S/50HRt). *108 and a smile or two for his closest it will help me out,” Uribe said. Lydall St...... 1-<7 Toa/roRiA H 34$/soHNi4. *taa Maldonado, who welcomed Uribe “ But you know, lifecontinues and 20S.60HR1S. • 1 1 9 ata/roRis h Spruce St...... 74-108 (mii) >«i/aoni4 <1 19S/40HNI4 *114 friends, but Jose Uribe still “ If I don’t think I could give my Parker St...... 387-514 »7a/70RI4 *1 3tS/SOHftl4. *118 with a hug during batting you have to keep doing the same 3>a/roRi4 <1 23S/S0Hm4. *118 Woodbridge St...... 302-470 Ma/roRia carried his sadness inside. ballclub 100 percent, I don’t think Millions Of People Don’t Have Flower St...... all TsaraoRta 34S/40HN14. *188 practice. things. aaa/ronta 33S/SOHni4, *118 “ As a human being, he’s E9X saa/roRta 33S/S0NRIS. *188 I would go out there.” East Middle Tpke.... 0-182 (mnt OUTLINf WHITE LEHER*. ara/aowia 24S/40HNI8. *188 suffering. You have to do a lot of “ You’ve got to realize one Group Insurance? Hilliard St...... 10-104 19S/70SR14 .. *88 fflPOoodrtch tOKOHAMA MONtTlI Uribe took ground balls and Maldonado said Uribe’s loss 23S/708R1S . •1 0 8 la/Tffis...... Mill }iiti.»m ....*t4s grand PRIX RAISED WH Joseph St...... all 31S/S0SR14 ..* 8 8 AUTntAM 1M/70R13...... *88 thinking when something like batting practice during Wednes­ affected the entire team, and his thing: There’s always a big Lord Squire Village...... all 335/S0SR15 . •1 1 8 Nrtilllis . .. MM Sktu am *141 735/40R14 ...*88 31S/fSlt1S...*„ ...... all T/I HilUOUS ..*1M tT A W H Mil' 30S/80R13...... *78 »S/70Rt4....*88 3SS/70NIS... *88 that happens,” Candy Maldonado who wants things to be his way. Regent St...... 1H/70R14...... *88 24S/S0R14....*84 37S,80ntS.*t04 I day’s pre-game drills, and his wife’s death was a tragic lesson Are You One Of Them? SUMITOMO s s r t u t t RAMUS 20S/70R14...... *78 33S/7MIS . . . .•84 Strong St...... all Kennedy Rd...... all GRAND PRIX RVT 31S/70N14...... *84 23S/S0R1S.. .*•8 said of his friend and teammate, RWL 10-11...... *88112/15.1...... A S -a ^ o o o WNlowollo . *48 17S/70HR13 . . 12-11 ...... *88 14/355-15.5. 155/80R13...... Self-employed or work for a small business? Woodland St...... 18-98 Montclair Dr...... all . - *74 whose 27-year-old wife, Sara, 14S/70HRI3 . 14/355-15.. *184 1I/3I5-1M . 175/B0R13...... died in childbirth two weeks ago. Scott Dr...... all 14S/70HR14 .. , . *77 15/355-15. .*184117a48-15J.. 1S6/75R14.. . ®S3 FSR ’1,000,000 Individual Major Medical HIghwood Dr...... all Richmond Dr...... all LIGHT TRUCK TIRES -195/7SR14... ■■ NAnONWIK “ It just takes a very strong Qnflnenlal* r206^5R15... ®7B| man, after a devastating loss in ALL-SEASON 215/75R15... *7# Choice of deductible: *250, *500, *1000, *5000 Qolway St...... all Jefferson St...... all ■uropwan Daalgn his life, to come back and want to Kerry St...... "H Kenwood Dr...... all Caih and Carry • Low PricM 1SS/I0NU *40 BIAS n v ...... NIfllW AT be part of this team again, get 14S/KWt3 *44 ISFQeedrlch North St...... all Tolland Tpke...... 472-525 179/SON13...... *48 750-20 E T T ...... SB.00 ALL TtaaAM TfA things going again,” said Chris ASK US FOR A QUOTE 1IS/S0NU...... *7S 635-20 E T T ... •«ta aasa - North School St...... 1-84 Union Place ...... all •taahiiii 1SS/7SN14...... *7* 900-20 ETT . . . LOW FtKID TBUCK TIMS •laaliiiii Iw h e ^ L B I Speier, Uribe’s backup at short­ Union St...... 133-264 MS/7SN14...... *BB 10.00-20 F T T .. • 8 IA S • 30S/7SA1S...... *BB rae ts •a t . aw la t Brodlay's vs. j.M oc, 6 — Nlfca Toronto 31 34 .477 9W 3983 8 0000 TF MTWTF MT W T F u TW TF IITWTFMTWT^MTW Evaroraan vs. JA M , 7:30 — Nika Lang doubled. For DQ, Justin Cromwall ratals 35 218 3 TetalS Coleman If the report ‘ 'Fertility of American Women: from 8.3 million in 1976. scored Its only run on an error and Steve Baltimore 16 47 .354 33W ratals 33 418 4 retals 31 618 4 _•______] i _ Heckonum vs. Sbarltf's, 6 — Kaanav 880 013 _ ------= “355“ June 1987.” “ A lot has been said about DINKS H8H AMociatM Stota Bonk vs. Hunory TIoar, 6 — Ruggiero's fielder's choice. DivWen 888 1W 11x—4 I CHy 881 818 888-8 Chortar Oak W L Pel. OB (tame Winning RBI — Romlne (1).' 188 881 In 1976, when the Census Bureau first (dual-income, no kids families) given M O R TGAGE TRENDS — The average interest rate for Doklond 40 33 .635 — DP-New York 1. LOB— New York 10, Oomt Winning RBI — Tcxtabull (B. New Verk 3M 118 8 l i ^ asked the question, only 31 percent or Amarlean Minnesota 34 31 .548 SW (tame Winning RBI — Strawberry (6). the attention, one would be led to think Boston 9. 2B— Santana, Greenwell. HR— E— Tabler. DP— Konsos City 1. LO T-- mothers went back to work within a year fixed-rate mortgages In Connecticut was 10.62 percent Town Fire defeated American Le­ Konsos City 35 39 J47 5V!i Winfield (14), Burks (5), SOwen (5). Konsos a ty 10, Oakland 3. 2B— B r ^ Z DP— StLouls 1, New York Z LOB— there are many more than there actually W n t 8 ld i gion, 9-1, at Waddell Field. Keith Carinl Texas 31 33 .493 9 SB— Greenwell (7). (tallego, Buckner. S— Wilson. SF— StLouls 3, New York 4. 2B— Backomn, of a baby being born. It climbed to 49.8 are,” O’Connell said. last week, down 0.13 percent in a week. The average for Oilwieo 37 35 .435 13W IP H RBR BB SO Pognozzl, Mazzllll. HR— Strawberry BUSINESS tossed a ona-hittar for the winners while percent by 1986. ' The number of childless couples with adjustable mortgages was 89.26 percent, down 0.04 Blua Ox adoad Food for Tbouoht, Mike Carr hod thraa hits and Pat Cox 36 40 .394 15Vk New York IP NRERBBSO (15), Ford (1). SB— Brunansky (7), 13-11, Wadnasdoy night at Pogonl Ftald. doubled twice. Norm DaLaura played oSltllfnla 34 40 .375 MV9 3 1 1.53 LOB— Los Angeles 6, Atlanta 6 2B— Nike Field. Far Reed, Frank Levick and Cottocf 3000 Sveumss 3 0 0 1 Schmidt 10 0 10 SAN FRAN SAN DIEGO Thomas, (Marshall, Shelby. HR— Gibson SUPER Dove Rutherford hod three hits apiece BDSTDN RED SDX-4loned Andrew Klngrvph 0000 Yount cf 4 0 11 O b rh M O brh M (12),DMurphy(9).SB— Sox(14),Stubbs(4). Rush, pitcher, and Meredith Moore, RoMnson WA-3 9 5 0 0 1 4 Butler cf 5 32 1 Wvnnecf 3 0 11 with the latter slamming a three-run outfielder, and assigned them to Elmira of GWIIsnph 1000 Leonard If 4 13 0 NYTOL homer and a two-run blast. Glenn ADovIs 1b 3000 Deerrf 3000 Umpires Heme, (Morrison; Rrst, Me­ RThpsn 2b 4 0 0 0 RAIomr2b 4 11 0 IP H R ER BB so POLYGRiP Dubois, Scott Kvads, Mike Dombowskl, the New York-Penn League. Signed Richard BatbonI dh 3 111 Braggsdh 4 13 0 riwether; Second, Clork; Third, Joyce. Clark 1b. 4 12 0 (tarynn rf 4 0 2 0 Los Angelas Witherspoon, Gorrett Jenkins and T — 2:26. A— 14,771. MIdndorf 4 111 AAoreIndlf 4 0 10 2.4 oz. ARRID Perm Jim Mogowan and Howie ZImnoch Bernard Doyle, outfielders; Kevin Brantley If 3000 M e\wlb 4 110 MershlserW,F3 j RISE 0 RAVE YongbldH 3000 Kruk 1b 4 0 11 added two each with the tatter homer- Crovwler, third baseman, and Willie Heim irf 3000 Schroedre 3000 Orosco Ing. 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Placed O b rh M DRobIsn p 0 0 0 0 Ready ph 0 0 0 0 Steve Dntiveros, pitcher, on the lAdoy 888 888 tlO-1 (tallghrcf 4 0 10 Gladden If 4 13 1 $ 2 0 9 Women’s Rec 131 888 88X-4 Lyons 3b 3 0 2 0 Lmbrdz2b 4 0 10 GBookerp 0 0 0 0 disabled list retroactive to June 12. (tame Winning RBI — Yount (4). Lelperp 0 0 00 Rads 5, Astros 3 \% $ 1 8 7 Redusif 4 0 0 0 P u d ^ c f 4 0 11 Century 21/Llndsey Real Estate de­ DP— Seattle 1, Mllwoukee 1. LDB— CAArtnzph 10 0 0 jntCUlARr ? feated Moln Pub, 7-1, at Charter Dak. Motlonol I fHHu Co Idem rf 4 0 10 Hrbek 1b 4020 Totals Seattle 3, Milwaukee 6 2B— Molltor, Baines dh 4 1 1 0 (taettl3b 4 110 33 4 8 4 Totals 333 93 Robin Tobias led the winners with three LDS ANGELES DOTO^S— Recalled Leonard. HR— Bolbonl (3). SB—-Molltor HOUSTON CINCINNATI hits. Including o homer, while Debbie Ken Howell, pitcher, from Albuaueroue of GWalkr 1b 40 2 0 Bush rf 1000 O b rh M O b rh M (18). S— Schroeder. SF— Sveum. 66anrla2b 3 0 10 Herrph 10 10 Sonnondsco 888 318 880— 8 Cormier added two. Barbara Fink the Pacific Coast Leogue. Sent Jose IP H R CR BB so San Diago 081 881 008—3 GYoung cf 4 0 2 0 Larkin ss 4 13 1 played well In defeat. (jonzalez, outfielder, to Albuaueroue. Boston ph 1000 Davtdsnrf 0 10 0 Game Winning RBI — Speler (1). BHotchr If 4 0 0 0 Collins If 3 0 0 1 SMilto Guillen ss 4 0 10 Larkin dh 3 0 11 Lanoston L.5-7 2 7 5 5 3 0 E— RThompson, Santiago. OP— Doran 2b 4 111 Sabo 3b 4 13 1 CLOSE PHILADELPHIA PHILLIES— Gave Bill Karkovic c 3 0 0 0 Harper c 4 030 SonFrancIscoZ LOB— SanFranclsco8,San GDavIs 1b 3 10 0 EDavIsef 3 1 1 3 NICE Reed 4 3 0 0 0 3 Almon, Inflelder, his unconditional Solos ph 1000 (tagnesS 3 23 2 Diego 7. 3B— Templeton, Speler. HR— Bossrf 3 0 2 0 Esoskylb 4 00 0 EVEREADY Scurry 1 1 0 0 0 1 Totals 31 1 90 Totals 13 514 5 EVEREADY FINESSE fTlFINESSE release. Activated Bob Dernier, outfielder, Schooler 1 0 0 0 0 0 Butler (2). SB— Butler (17). 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ACROSS 7 Peaceful Anawer to Previoua Punle 8 Trigonometric Thriller anticipated headlines I Cornelia _ function Skinner 10 Request for 5 Of the ear reply By Jerry Buck Pictures,” said Sohmer, also a former understand her. I took the book to Toni Grant, ^ . 9 Supply food 11 Room of the □nODOIS ODDDCIO The Associated Press executive at NBC and CBS. " I suggested it to who counsels career women. She told me th w » I I City on the Nila Last Supper □ □ O B D O a piixlucer — who shall be nameless— and he many ha ve to be like men in their professiondC' 12 Champions 12 Caps □□QCSO BDD □□□ lives. And they end up being victimised by thtg ; 13 — Borgnins LOS ANGELES — When Steve Sohmer said, ’Steve, that’s a terrible idea.’ I got huffy 14 Construction > l O E CDBEICl_____ E3n B began writing his novel “ Favorite Son, ” Gary and said I’d write it myself.’’ men they associate with.’’ * ; 15 Map beam (comp, l o t l i l A H ^ i I n T e ^ H p I a I n I Hart WBS a promising presidential aspirant Sohmer completed the book in November Crain becomes Involved with a young FBI. i; abiKeviation wd.) 16 Front and the Iran-Contra scandal was still a dark 1986, before either big news story broke. He agent, played by Lance Guest, who 14. 17 Army Transport DOC3 □ □ □ OOEIDD 18 Calligrapher'a secret. showed the manuscript to his old boss, assigned to investigate the assassination. Service (abbr.) □DD BOD concern When Sohmer finished his tale of a leading Brandon Tartikoff, president of NBC Enter­ The six-hour mlniserles also stars HarrjF*: 23 Secondhand □QBBDIS BOBEIDQ 1 9 ______fault preeldential candidate who’s wounded on the tainment, who bought it as a miniseries. Hamlin as the senator, Robert Loggia as a 24 40s film star (overmuch) □DBE3 DBB OBDEQ tough old F B I agent, James Whitmore as th ** Paul _ Caimol steps in the assassination of a top Although the senator appears to be the ______by CtiBfIt Id. Schulz 20 Harper Valley □ □ □ □ □ □ □ ^ president, Ken McMillan as head of the FBI^ 26 Assumed Contra leader and who is eventually undone leading character, Sohmer said it’s really his by his deep involvement with a woman, he staff assistant, Sally Crain, played by Linda Ronnie Cox as head of the CIA, and Stepfanie t c a m e a l l t h e w a y o u t NOW YOU SAY THAT A 21 Actress Balin manner had a political thriller combining elements of Kozlowski of the ‘“Crocodile’ Dundee” Kramer as Sally’s assistant. 22 Plunk 27 Bscoms a 35 Greenback 49 Hera (Fr.) HERE TO HELP YOU SELL CACTUS TOLP YOU THE Washington’s hottest headlines. movies. The show is also serving as a “ back door 25 Rarer tenant 36 That girl SOUVENIRS AT THE OLYMPIC GAMES HAVE BEEN MOVEP 29 Beset 50 Firearm NBC’s miniseries based on the novel will be pilot’’ for a possible series starring Loggia a^ 28 0pp. of super 3B Coat type Nick Mancuso, the cynical FBI Investigator. "6AME5..I CAME BECAUSE FROM KOREA TO MEEPLE5?! 30 Untruth 33 Charit­ 39 Actress owners' gp. televised before the November presidential "SHE’S SMART AS hell, highly motivated, “ I give NBC a lot of credit for doing this , YOU'RE MY BROTHER... 31 Chemical suffix able Bernadstta _ 52 Seance sound election. a role model,’ ’ he said. “ But she has a pretty 32 Eagle org. 40 American “ It began as an idea for a feature motion disorganized love life. After the first draft I show in an election year,’’ said Sohmer, wha 53 Moslem 33 Jewish tongue 34 Nonmatallic ele- (abbr.) picture when I was president of Columbia knew I had Sally right artistically. But I didn’t is also serving as executive producer. 37 Buddhist shrine 43 Shabby clothing commander 41 Farmyard sound 42 Comparative TV Tonight suffix 44 Astronaut's 12 ferry 5:00PM (e SPN ] U.S. O pen Golf: P in t MOVIE: Charge of the Ught Bri­ dida de interes ppr las mujeres. Manuel Lo­ (Taped) ^ gade' Two British officers lead their troops pez. Lucha Villa. 45 4S0, Roman 16 Round, from The Country Club In Brook­ [USA] Edge o f N ight line. M a t i. (2 hrs.) (Live) into futile battle against the Russians in this © ) S C T V 46 Time period adaptation of Lord Tennyson's epic 19th 1 :1 5 A M (XI High Rollw* [HBO] M O VIE: 'P ro m ises In the Dark' 47 Sault — Marls 19 century poem. Errol Flynn, Olivia de Havil- ^ Love Connection A compassionate doctor fights to maintain [D IS ] M O VIE: 'Ju p ita f'a Darling' On hie' 48 III land, David Niven. 1936. [CNN] Moneyline way to conquer Rome In 216 B.C.. Hanoi' 22 her objectivity while her teen-age patient 51 Chef's utensil struggles against cancer. Marsha Mason, 0 j) Sueno Contigo [DIS] Missing Adventures of Ozzle and bal falls victim to the charms of a ravishing Greek temptress. Esther Williams, Howard 54 Mothsr.of.pesrl Kathleen Seller, Ned Beatty. 1979. Rated (|7) T his O ld H ouse (CC). (R) Harriet Keel, George Sandere. 1955. 55 Mora knowing PG. (1^ MOVIE: 'Marie: A True Story' Sissy [M AX] MOVIE: ‘Dirty Dancing' (CC) 56 Silkworm [M AX] MOVIE: Roxanne' (CC) A Spacek, Jeff Daniels. 1985. W hile vacationing with her family in the 1 :3 0 A M (B o*t Smart modern-day "Cyrano De Bergerac," com­ early '60s, a sheltered teen-ager falls in [CNN] PrimeNews gS INN Newt 57 Makes good plete with an oversized nose, coaches his love with a streetwise dance instructor. score shy buddy in the art of courtship. Steve [DIS] B e st of W a lt Disney Presents (60 Jennifer Grey. Patrick Swayze, Jerry Or- (S) S a cra ts o f S u cc a at min.) bach. 1987. Rated PG-13. (In Stereo) Martin, Daryl Hannah, Rick Rossovich. (SD Dating Gams % DOWN 1987. Rated PG. (In Stereo) [ESPN] Drag Racing: Cajun Nationals [USA] A irw o lf (S ) A lice VS4 (60 min.) (R) 6:00PM CID (X) Gi® News (X) To Be Announced. [CNN] Nawtnight Update 1 Animal of the 11:30PM GP Three's Company Pan 2 of 2 [TM C] MOVIE: 'All About Eve’ A star [USA] Search for Tomorrow ] cat family struck girl manipulates and connives her CD U.S. Open Golf Highlights To­ d)T .J. Hooker way to stardom. Winner of six Oscars, in­ day's first round, from Brookline, Mass. 1 :3 5 A M (X WII Shrinar 2 Wine cask (Taped) deposit O W eb ster cluding Best Picture. Bette Davis. Anne Baxter. George Sanders. 1950. CD Baretta 1 :5 5 A M [HBO] MOVIE: 'Nightforca'.rvi 3 Japanese O ) Rockford Files A female commando leads a hand-picked [U SA] Riptide The Riptide boys pose as (ij) Honeymooners statesman Barney Miller team of adventurers on a daring mission to^ C . minor-league baseball players to help the N ight Heat A killer stalks members of rescue a senator's kidnapped daughter.iIZ @ N ew s (Live) 4 Look at club's owner search for a suspected drug the city's gay community. (70 min.) (R) Linda Blair, Richard Lynch, James Van P a t- e ^ Doctor Who Pan 4 dealer. (60 min.) 5 Boat gear d® d® Tonight Show (In Stereo) ten. 1987. Rated R. 6 _ Pan Alley (c)19 B B by N E A Inc @) Charlie’s Angels 8:30PM C E g® m o v i e : Heart- @) Racing From Plainsfield 2:00AM CD Credit Time Bomb (M) @) Family Ties sounds' (CC) A surgeon who suffers a heart attack discovers his own mortality Morton Downey Jr. CD (3) Home Shopping Overnight Ser-^'^^ ® N o tid a s and the power of love. Jam es Garner, dZ) N e w s (CC). v ice (3 hrs.) dZ) MacNeif/Lehrer Newshour Mary Tyler Moore. 1984. (R) dD Late Show (In Stereo) dJ) Dempsey & Makepeace Dempsey' -* [CNN] Showbiz Today f9 ) Entertainm ent Tonight Interview; ac­ sets out to rescue a kidnapped girl. (60^ [CNN] Sports Tonight Anchors: Fred min.) I* [DIS] MOVIE: 'Lady and the Tramp' tress Barbara Hershey. (In Stereo) Hickman, Nick Charles. CELEBRITY CIPHER (CC) Walt Disney's classic late of the rom­ Winning at Blackjack ' |r (22) (30) D ifferent W orld (CC) Denise leads [DIS] MOVIE: 'The Story of Alexander CalAbrIty CIptw cryplogrBfnt ar» crMtad from quotations by Iambus paopla. past and prasant. ance between a pampered cocker spaniel a campaign to got her streetwise study Graham Bell' A fact-based account of tlie [ESPN] Sportslook Each lattar In tha ciphar stands for anothar. Today't du0: A aquala C. and a streetwise mongrel. Voices of partner enrolled at Hillman. (R) (In Stereo) life of the Scottish educator-inventor who [TM C] MOVIE: 'All About Eva' A star- -a t Peggy Lee, Larry Roberts, Barbara Luddy (57) Frugal Gourmet (In Stereo) developed and perfected the telephone struck girl manipulates and connives her 1955. Rated G. 'M FOYYFP PFPVPEYMCL during the 1870s. Don Ameche, Loretta w ay to stardom. Winner of six Oscars, in- [TM C] MOVIE: 'House of the Long Sha 9:00PM (ID MOVIE: -Camllle/NBA Young, Henry Fonda. 1939. eluding Best Picture. Bette Davis, Anne**’^ d ow s' A bizarre family reunion at a Welsh Finals' (CC) A 19th-century Paris socialite PSKAMYOXE AXKFS QPPJ [ESPN] SportsCenter Baxter. George Sanders. 1950. manor hampers the efforts of a writer who exacts a fateful promise from his son's [USA] Search for Tom orrow is racing the clock to finish a suspense courtesan that leads to tragedy. (May be 1 1:35PM CD Magnum, P.l. QOSB XKY XW ACOVP'B novel. Vincent Price, Peter Cushing, Chris­ pre-empted for NBA Championship Final 2:30AM (X McMIllan and Wife topher Lee. 1983 Rated PG (In Stereo) Game Five, if necessary ). Greta Scacchi, 1 1 :45PM C B g® N ightllne (CC) Colin Firth. 1984. (R) [CNN] Sports Latenight AXFFPNP.* — P S B A X Y Y [USA] Cartoons 1 2:00AM (liD sta r Trek CD Morton. Downey Jr. [ESPN] SportsCenter (J J C B S N ew s (CC) (1® Gateway/MIndpower ' PREVIOUS SOLUTION: "Hollywood held the lure: tremendous sums ol 6:30PM (li) MOVIE: 'Fool for Love' A hard nosed [USA] That Girl ; money lor work that required no more effort than a game of pinochle." d i) Soap (T) Family Ties rodeo cowboy falls in love with a sultry girl 2:35AM (X New * — Ben Hecht. IS) C46) ABC News (CC) who stirs his passion. Sam Shepard. Kim [CNN] Newsnight Basinger, Randy Quaid. 1985. [M AX] MOVIE: 'At Cloee Range' |CC| QQ) Jeffersons (CC) [ESPN] Auto Racing: Barber Saab Pro Following in his father's criminal footsteps , ] (?2) (3(i) Cheers (CC) A double date aboard Series, from Lakeville, Conn. (R) Too Close for Comfort holds a certain fascination for an aimless . t Evan Drake's yacht leads to rough seas for [USA] Dragnet teen-ager. Sean Penn, Christopher Wal- ' d2) ( p N B C N ew s (CC) all on board when a romance is sparked ken, Mary Stuart Masterson. 1986. Rated H it d$ Nightly Business Report between Sam and Rebecca's respective 1 2:1 SAM CD squad R. (In Stereo) .. i partners. (R) (In Stereo) d® Newlywed Game ® Bosom Buddies (24) On Stage At W olf Trap dl) Noticiero Univision 1 2:25AM [HBO] MOVIE: Free Ride' 3:00AM dj) Lifestyles of the Rich and. . C|1) Dos Vidas A pair of spoiled preppies try to outwit the Famous Sophia Loren; Richard Simmons, ' di) Love Connection (57) Mystery!: Brat Farrar (CC) Simon mob after they stumble upon a gangster's money management expert Charles Giv­ I THAT SCRAM BLED WORD GAM E [CNN] Inside Politics '88 schemes to discredit his elder twin as the hidden fortune. Gary Hershberger. Dawn ens; treasure hunter Mel Fisher; actor Tim by Henri Arnold and Bob Lee Reid ("Frank's Place"). (60 min.) (R) 7:00PM CD Entertainm ent Tonight In rest of the Ashby family prepares to wel­ Schneider, Reed Rudy. 1986. Rated R. [CNN] Headline News Overnight Unscramble these four Jumbles, terview: actress Barbara Hershey (In come Brat, as Patrick, to Latchetts. (60 1 2:30AM d J WKRP in Cincinnati WHAT A GUY by Bill HOMl one letter to each square, to form Stereo) min.) Part 2 of 3 (R) [DIS] MOVIE: 'The Apple Dumpllng~" four ordinary words. CD Entertainm ent Tonight Interview: ac­ (S) N ew s [CNN] Larry King Live tress Barbara Hershey. (In Stereo) Gang' An 1870s cardsharp becomes the [DIS] MOVIE: 'The Apple Dumpling uncomfortable guardian to a trio of or­ m d?) Wheel of Fortune (CC) (I6) Late N ight W ith David Letter- phans. Bill Bixby, Susan Clark, Don Knotts. PUGOR Gang' An 1870s cardsharp becomes the man (In Stereo) CD $100,000 Pyramid uncomfortable guardian to a trio of or­ 1975. Rated G. Cjl) Cheers (CC) phans Bill Bixby, Susan Clark, Don Knotts. d® Rat Patrol [ESPN] Thoroughbred Digest 1 ClD Kojak 1975. Rated G. ^ The Street (In Stereo) [USA] Candid Camera [ E S P N ] Hydroplane Racing: 1 98 7 M is s (5tl G ene S cott @ ) M " A * S 'H Nlghtwatch Joined in Budweiser highlights (R) 3:10AM CD d4) MacNeil/Lehrer Newshour [ESPN] Masters of Motcross: From Progress GOTEB [HBO] MOVIE: Cyclone' A top-secret Italy. (R) ^ Barney Miller motorcycle becomes the center of atten­ 3:20AM [H B O ] m o v i e : w h e r e are THE BORN LOSER by Art Santom ^ — n [USA] Edge of Night (30) Win, Lose or Draw tion for a young woman and enemy the Children?' (CC) An incident in her re­ cent past brings suspicion upon a Massa­ I’M eOANA HAVE A BABY BRDTHER- d i) Cheers agents. Heather Thomas, Jeffrey Combs, 1 2:35AM CB Love Boat Martin Landau. 1987. Rated R. [TM C] MOVIE. Forbidden Worid' chusetts woman when her two children (4i) Rosa Salvaje from a second marriage are kidnapped. Jill [M AX] MOVIE: '8 Million Ways to Die' While developing a new food source, WEFURC Nightly Business Report Clayburgh, Max Gail, Harley Cross. 1986. (CC) While investigating the murder of a scientists create a mutant life form that Rated R. ^ Family Ties hooker, an ex-cop and a prostitute are feeds on human cells. Jesse Vint. June U.A MAKES A PAII^ [CNN] M oneyline drawn into a deadly game in the drug- Chadwick, Dawn Dunlap. 1982. Rated R. 3:30AM [ESPN] U.S. Open Golf: O F S H O E S . drenched L A underworld. Jeff Bridges, First Round, from The Country Club In r [ESPN] SportsCenter 12:40AM ^ MOVIE; 'Nashville ON THE FA8TRACK by Bill Holbrook Rosanna Arquette, Alexandra Paul. 1986. Grab’ A country singer performing in a Brookline, M a ss. (2 hrs.) (R) MAROFT [HBO] MOVIE: Captive Hearts’ (CC) A Rated R. Now arrange the circled letters to downed American pilot falls in love with a women's prison is kidnapped by a pair of [USA] MOVIE: 'Uttle Dragons' A group [USA] Boxing: Jorge "Macho" Mayso- form the surprise answer, as sug­ Japanese villager during World War I. No female convicts attempting to break out. of young karate enthusiants must rescue ^RT, AW I Can 1 OEVoTe MY6 £l F ^ AND NHose net vs. James Sudberry Jorge "Macho" gested by the above cartoon. riyukt "P a l" Morila. Chris Makepeace, Jeff Conaway. Cristina Raines. 1961. (R) one of their friends when she is kidnapped. P R E S E N C E Maysonet (18-2, 16 KOs) vs. Jarnes Sud­ ft? AB1.£ 'To HANDLE M 1& SOMETHING- THAT ^^i Sato 1987. Rated PG (In Stereo) Sally Boyden, Chris Peterson, Charles berry (10-3-1. 9 KOs) in a welterweight 1 2:A5AM CD Divorce Court Lane. 1981. MoTHElRHOOD? |?EC?yiRE5 C o t i S T ^ T P E R N f S M Y Print answer here: ICXXJ C X J ‘ C X ] [M AC] MOVIE: 'Little Shop of Horrors' bout scheduled for 10 rounds from the (3® More Real People AND eOPP^PT... personality .^ (CC) A salesclerk in a florist s shop boosts 4:00AM (0) Twilight Zona Blue Horizon in Philadelphia. (2 hrs.) (Live) MOVIE: 'Roxanne' (CC) A (Answers tomorrow) business when he cultivates an out-of-this- [M A X ] modern-day "Cyrano De Bergerac," com­ [CNN] Larry King Overnight world plant. Rick Moranis, Ellen Greene, 9:30PM @® Night Court (CC) Jumbles: TANGY SHOWY LIQUOR CATTLE plete with an oversized nose, coaches his Yesterday's Vincent Gardenia 1986 Rated PG 13. (In Christine throws a party at which a hit man 4:20AM [ T M C ] m o v i e : Blood TI**' shy buddy in the art of courtship. Steve Answer; What happened when the left half of the cake Stereo) plans to carry out an assignment. (R) (In (CC) The Sicilian mafia kidnap a young; FRANK AND ERNEST by Bob Thavas disappeared?—IT WAS "ALL RIGHT’ Stereo) Martin, Daryl Hannah, Rick Rossovich. man's father in an attempt to halt an inves­ [USA] A irw o lf 1987. Rated PG. (In Stereo) [ESPN] U.S. Open Golf: First Round, tigation into organized crime by his cousin. 7:30PM C D p m M agazine Featured: from The Country Club in Brookline. 1 :00AM CD a m in the Family Brad Davis. Tony LoBianco, Vincent Now bteh In giMh, Jtwnblo Book No. • to avBitobto for t2.«0, wfOeh InctodOB pottogi Spano. 1986. I t h i n k X ^ A N antf h«n4Nng. from JtNnbto, eto IM6 nowspopor, P.O. B ei 49M. OrtsnBe, FL *2*02-43W Linda Ronstadt; authors Gene Miisiain and M ass. (2 hrs.) (R) Includoyowngmo, BfMrgiBittd ftp eoBotndmoko your chock p«yabto to Nowopopofooohi. CD Joe Franklin Jerry Capcci ("Mob Star: The Story of 4:30AM CD l Love Lucy John Gotti "). 10:00PM CD CD (p) N ew s Qj) Keys to Success 03) Twilight Zone OROE/? IN CD Current Affair 0® Police Story Part 2 of 2. Q® M atchm aker CD d l) Jeopardy I (CC) (jp) M orton Dow ney Jr. (3) T w ilig h t Zone 4:35AM [ M A X ] m o v i e : 'D ead of W inter' (CC) The prospect of work brings • ^uj X M A Y (t® (^) L. A. Law (CC) Becker's defense o'f ^ El Arte de Lucir Joven y Bella CD d8) Barney Miller a struggling actress to a remote country an accused child molester is damaged [CNN] Inside Politics '88 (R) (iD INN News when the client and his daughter disap­ mansion for a most unusual audition. Mary * HAVE , 5 b M E TROUBLE d $ Jeffersons pear. (60 min.) (R) (In Stereo) [ESPN] Bowling: ABC Masters Tourna­ Steenburgen, Roddy McDowall, Jan m ent. from Jacksonville, Fla. (60 min.) Rubes. 1986. Rated R. (In Stereo) Bridge ® Newlywed Game d® Mystery!: Brat Farrar (CC) Simon pAYINCr IN Astrograph (^ Major League Baseball: Boston Red schemes to discredit his elder twin as the Sox at Baltim ore O rioles (3 hrs.) (Live) rest of the Ashby family prepares to wel­ come Brat, as Patrick, to Latchetts (60 not play a spade and did not feel like Hollywood Squares those days when you might be too gen­ mm \ Part 2 of 3. (R) TONIGHT THROUGH SATURDAY Beating par leading away from the club queen, so NORTH «-ie-88 erous to the wrong people and ignore or d?) World of Survival (R) 01) Noticiero Univision he played back a diamond. Cindy took 4K84 overlook those who are deserving. Put ($1) Three's Company (Sf) Upstairs, Dow nstairs by a mile two diamond tricks, noting that West VK93 your priorities in order. [CNN] Crossfire WINTHROP by Dick Cavalll [CNN] Headline News Rides, Games, ♦ A J 10 5 had started with five diamonds. He ^ r t h d a y SCORPIO (Ocl. 24-Nov. 22) Unless you [DIS] Dr. Seuss' Grinch Grinches the By James Jacoby had already shown three hearts and 10:30PM (E) INN News i 4 A 10 5 A N D WHEN THEV COAAE WITH SCkVAE O F T H E are free to operate as you see fit today, Cat in the Hat The Cat in the Hal meets surely had at least four spades for his P O N T YOU HATE THOSE the grouchy Grinch and decides to outs­ P ) Hogan’s Heroes Food, Plants, SHOWS r WATCH,THATS you are not likely to be very effective. WEST EAST Houston expert Cindy Bernstein has bids of four and five spades. She ruffed TV SHOWS THAT SAY BACK, THEY JUeT mart him with cunning feline tricks. - (4t) Am erica Topicos concernientes sobre THE BESTF5ART. June 17,1968 Don't put yourself in a position where * Q 10 3 2 4 A J 9 7 6 S many strengths as a bridge player. a spade and cashed her last trump. ''WE'LL BE RiaHTBACK'.'.. s a y "g o o d b y e "? others can control your agenda. [ESPN] S peedW eek la politica, la cultura y la vida de tos hispa- Arts & Crafts nos residentes en los Estados Unidos. ♦ J 10 4 42 Not the least of these is the unwilling­ That brought East down to only four In the year ahead you may choose a SAGITTARIUS (Nov. 23-Dm . 21) Usu­ 48 Hours: Hitting Home ♦ K 9 7 6 2 ♦ 03 8:00PM CD dQ) T hree 's Com pany ness to accept a sub-par result. Com­ cards. He certainly had to hold the course ol action that won't be an easy ally you're not reluctant to bring out Into Scheduled; a report on domestic violence, 4 9 4 Q 8 7 6 peting in the late stages of the Texas [HBO] MOVIE: Clinton and Nadine' spade ace, since the king was still in one, but you'll know better than others the open things others do that you find from child abuse to lovers' quarrels, and BINGO District Grand National Teams last its true worth. Don't let those unaware disturbing, but today you could be an what is being done to stop it. (60 min.) (CC) A smuggler and a prostitute become * SOUTH dummy, so he had to release a club. entangled in a deadly conspiracy that of Its merits discourage you. enigma because of your silence. a. 4--- April, Cindy would not accept what Declarer now played to dummy’s club CD MOVIE: 'Sabrina' Two wealthy soci­ takes them frorn Miami to Costa Rica. GEMINI (May 21-Juna 20) Co-workers CAPRICORN (Doc. 22-Jan. 19) D isap­ alite brothers vie for the hand of their fa­ NIGHTLY VAQ8 7 6 5 she thought would be a penalty of only acc and back with her 10. East could Andy Garcia, Ellen Barkin. 1988. (In I will follow the example you establish to­ pointment Is possible if you are unreal­ mily chauffeur's daughter. Humphery Bo­ ♦ 8 4 500 when her side could make a vul­ cover or not, but South would take the gart, Audrey Hepburn, William Holden. Stereo) day. If you're not prepared to do your istic in your business dealings. Hopes 4K J432 nerable game. So she bid a slam. Then rest of the tricks with the K-J-4 of 1954. [TM C] MOVIE; 'Bkmd Ties' (CC) The Monday, June 13th share, don't expect them to do it for built upon faulty premises could come Sicilian mafia kidnap a young man’s father her declarer play had to match her ag­ clubs. ® Sledge Hammer (CC) Sledge is through Vulnerable: Both I you. Trying to patch up a broken ro­ tumbling down. CD in an attempt to halt an investigation into invited to a breakout party when he goes • Dealer: North gressive bid. organized crime by his cousin. Brad Davis, mance? The Matchmaker set can help AQUARIUS (Jan. 20-Fob. 19) It’s best undercover as a convict in a federal prison. Saturday, June 18th She played low on the opening lead James Jacoby's books “Jacoby on you understand what it might take to re­ to do things on your own today Instead Tony LoBianco, Vincent Spano. 1986. (R) (In Stereo) West North East South and ruffed East's jack of spades. Next Bridge” and “Jacoby on Card Games” store the relationship. Mall $2 to Match­ of dragging along an unenthusiastic 6-10 pm CD Evening Magazine A report on the 11:00PM CE CB (3® g® New* 1 N T 2 4 4 4 came a heart to dummy’s king (guard­ U.8. ACRE8 by Jim Davit maker, c/o this newspaper, P.O. Box partner. You don't need any dead (written with his father, the late Os­ assassination of Robert Kennedy, author C B T a x i Saturday Matinee 2pm 4 4 Pass Pass 5 4 ing against all (our hearts being in the wald Jacoby) are now available at 91428. Cleveland. OH 44101. weight. Leslie Waller. Pass 6 4 ( B The Street Runyon uses an unortho- S4 Dbl. Blast hand) and back to her ace and bookstores. Both are published by CA N C ER (June 21-July 22) Today you PISCES (Fob. 20-March 20) Som eone Pass Pass Cij) Hill Street Blues dox method to determine whether a fa­ Pass queen. She was not sure how to play Pharos Books. might be tempted to buy something you who is prepared to help you today may mous baseball player should get a citation. CITY LIGHTS O ) MOVIE: 'The Heavenly Kid' A sixties the clubs, but that decision could wait. cannot afford Just because a friend with back off if this person starts to feel the drag racer who died in an accident is sent (R) (In Stereo) ; Opening lead: ♦ 2 efiort Is not appreciated. Show proper Playing a Variety of Music She played a diamond to dummy’s 10 whom you compete has It. One-upman­ to help a young man with his 'girl prob­ W INN N ew s New York's 51-story Olympic Tow­ gratitude. lems’. Lewis Smith, Jason Gedrick, Ri­ Thura. k Bat. Evaninga 7:30-10:00 and East won the queen. East could ship can be costly. (3) Mission Impossible - er stands 620 feet over Fifth Avenue. LEO (July 23-Aug. 22) Guard against ARIES (March 21-Aprll 10) You could chard Mulligan. 1985. The Street Runyon uses an unortho­ temptations today to blame others lor have difficulty today getting proper co­ (E) MOVIE: 'Greased Ughtiiing' After dox method to determine whether a fa­ operation from someone v^o is pres­ W orld W ar II. a black taxi driver is steered your mistakes or shortcomings. They'll mous baseball player should get a citation. resent being made your scapegoat and ently under obligation to you, especially into stock car racing. Richard Pryor. Beau ^ N e w s (Live) it could create hard feelings. it you try to use pressure. Bridges, Cleavon Little. 1977. ST. BRIDGEFS vmOO (Aug. 23-8epl. 22) In order to TAURUS (April 20-May 20) Bew are o l Cosby Show (CC) Cliff takes Rudy This Old House (R) BAZAAR AND RAFFLE m : succeed today you must be optimistic bringing up an old issue today that and her frienils to see a vaudeville show. (3) Crook and Chase know Bill Irwin and Carl Ballantine guest star. (R) PEOPLE WHO regarding your endeavors. A negative could put you and your mate in oppos­ p ) M*A*S*H Parish Grounds • 70 Main Street • Manchester (In Stereo) 'know thera's a certain magic I 1 1 1 W ■ ■ ■ ■ ■

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Fully appllonced n m voSjrTwnTrl^* SiTNiOft » Oor MimMm CHBVROLeT-aUICK. INC. ents, ylolatlon of rights ot for port time. Please offers an Interesting wanted. Will train. All (e) T a rta r — Splash (w) m aintained 4 room ex­ A Son Pojnflna 1$, 9-4pm. June 19, 12- privacy and Infringement of M anager, 225 Prospect benefits. Full or part kitchen, new d ls - pandable Cape. 2 bed­ im d FofxFopdiing. C ill Q iry 4pm. Furniture, bed­ R O U T E S3, V E R N O N copyright and proprietary telephone 649-2871. position serving exist­ Street, East Hartford PART TIME tim e. C a ll 649-2871. Itwasher, counter tops rooms, fireplace, hard­ vol. 29I-IS67. ding, Avon .collecti­ •4 Otnhvy LTD 4*. *6096 rights, unfair competition DISTRICT Sales Consul- ing clients. Typing, 06108 ‘and vinyl floor. Back- wood floors, super iimirniAiifSHB ■tiafg g" bles, bumper pool •SCmall«rC84a *5095 and tibel and slander, which tant. The Reolonol Saloa/Stock Clork customer contact and to-front, 1st floor fam­ may result from the publica­ organizational skills Insulation, vinyl sided, a a 8 * «- • < exterior. Qualify and table, household Items ■6 MonM Cwlo *8005 SECRETARY-Copoble Manager of jjiUtilMd Real Estate ily room. 3 bedrooms, oversized 2 car garage, and morel Lexington tion of any advertlsment In Church Directories^!! Afternoons & required. Insurance BUYER HELP WANTED orofaBBlonol werk- •8 Ctwvy C-10 PAI *8005 the Manchester Herald by typist to w ork In office baths, oarage and lovely treed lot. Call SOUTH tOLTON rlfwfplWMv HI fWpWfV Drive, Manchester. be conducting Inter­ Weekends Agency experience Opening In purchasing lull Insulation. Asking montltlp. Fred astl- ODD lebt. Trucking. asoMtDMa4*. *0095 advertiser. Including adver- located In M anchester EMT-Medlcal delivery quick. Jackson 8, Jack- ClIMMMitiHWCl Home repairs. You GRANDMDTHER, tlsemente In any free distri­ views for a self- helpful, but will train department exists In a $174,900. Strono Real son Real Estate, 647- motas. Coll CrolB on F rid a y 4-7pm and the right person. Excel­ specialist. Nationally HOMES Mund. 7«-8173 or 742- noma If, we do If. Free Mother, Daughter's SPECIAL BUY J bution '^publications pub­ motivated and success- Apply: local established ma­ Estate, 647-7653.D 8400.O______Homdli and CondOB Saturday 10-6pm, Sun­ lent benefits, pleasant known provider of res­ iflmotes,, Insured. 643- • ^ 1 4 0 3 Tag Sole. Antiques, lished by the Manchester oriented Individual to nufacturing company FOR SALE W tf. bniL* SRpS b6b^ Si pHRi 1986 CHEVY CAVAILIER day 11-6pm.3weekends working atmosphere In piratory and durable JUST LIsfedI Immacu- A Golden Dpportunttyl 0«li collectibles, "stuff", Herald. Penny Sleffert, per month. Coll 528- work part time con­ of eletro-mechanlcal mtim 4 Or., 4 Oyl. 4 apd.. Publisher. England a non-smoking office. medical equipment nte 6 room Cape In Empty nesters looking attic treasures, old lln- Is MNm, laTSTtA *4600 1300 for appointment. tacting area churches All rfcl Mtott odvtrtlMd In f t A ; Your cor look iika Call Harriet Johnson products. This candi­ seeks qualified driver iVerplonk school dls- fo r 0 smaller home 0474S4S InSIdaondaut. For ' ens, kitchenware, can­ of all faiths. Female or tha Manchatfar Harold la le Cavtilw 4 dr. *4905 646-6050. Independent date will assist In the to deliver oxygen and Trlct.lVb baths, kitchen with lust the right set­ onoppolnfmantcoll: W ning lors, lewelrv, ste­ RECEPTIONIST & As- mole has the some Hardware fublact to tha Fair Houslra with breakfast nook. reo, waterbed. June 18, t7 Calal* 4 dr. *9405 opportunity for Insurance Center, Inc. procurement of mate­ durable medical equip­ Act of 1968, which tnokat^ up? Impeccable condi­ A W Auto Oatalllno of slstant In Manchester USD's. Blanchard 0> %KfW WUH riM|r wHWf^O. 9am -2pm . Ju n e 19, ■TCullaMtdr. •10,005 THE DEADLINE FOR achievement. Expe­ RL 44, Rollon Notch rial and services. Re­ ment to patient homes. lllagol to advartita any prat- tion throughout, this 5 64A999S. doctor’s office. Depen­ 'Rossetfo Realtors," UWN6ASE 9am-2pm. 218 Hockma- ercavallartdr. *7005 rience In cosmetics, Must be 21 years old, aranca, limitation ordltcrlifl- room Ranch on Lake- PLACINQ OR dable, pleasbnt person­ port directly to Mate­ hove valid CT driver's Inotlon botad on roca, color, ,We're Selling Houses" wood Circle boasts m iim W IEenTFBc. tack Street, S7 Pont Grand Am *WV9 ality a must. Afternoon real estate, home party AUTOMOTIVE LAWNS Mowed. Reaso­ NiN."^1lS4t30 tort. We monufoctura U N t t O e i H N g CANCELINQ AN AD IS NANNY. Core for new­ rials Manager. Knowl­ license with clean driv­ rallglon, m x or natloneT 846-2482.P______gracious one floor liv­ M O M troo mdAU Monchester.______S7 Pom. SunMrd dom does such a spe- MMMOMVOI DOW CNTOCf wfin 41 Waddell Road, to (XidaM Clarra bm...... •OSOO pendable person formation call Classi­ raglir. Weed and eeder ftOUMliftOIK ftSMMhNIs history on Insur­ word processing skills Rossetfo Realtors," clol home become i Manchester. as Jaap Plofwar lANNOUNCEMENTS needed to assist fied, 643-2711 and ask snake tpedailsf I tool m iS LW B F ON0SRNI^SO6 ftSOP^^ 0S6HNH(6lft* 3Dr,4x4 ...... •7080 We're Selling Houses" available. Immaculate dkjdAn gnuMnwBvd flkiaA ance applicants In Invited to loin the LYNCH mother In the care of WANTED for detalls.o rM ||r wIRIHVU* n W RBIRIRMW* BRADLEY Kitchens tag RE/MAX, East of the 646-2482.0______8 room Ansaldl built de9m.S7ygart eSJoap Wagonaar, A Wonderful family expe­ Manchester area. TeY8T« P8KTIAC Infant child. Flexible Male, elderly retiree nMNwaCbron sole. Miscellaneous Loadad...... •0086 rience. Australian, Eu­ River team. For op- EXPERIENCED Profes­ Colonial on Lookout sional Painters and daytime hours. Own w/mlnor medical pro­ DWN 0 Piece of the Mountain. 4 bedrooms, kitchen and both ca­ OZVWRabbHOIaaal...... •2S0S ropean, Scandinavian Call 1-800-822-2772 polntment call Ms. Val­ MANCHESTER Callfor "Pond". Now avatla- 676*1127 Carpenters. Imme­ 646-4321 transportation. Coll blem requires compa- nlo Ranch. Custoq} baths, summer binets, counter tops, 02 Bulok Skylark...... •2008 high school exchange or 239-5837 erie Huestls at 647-1419 646-4683 o r 646-4394. 6le from 21 distinctive appliances, lighting students arearriving In In M anchester. diate opening. Excel­ nlon/attendee to pro­ Ranch with a contenu porch, attic fan, plas­ as Camaro IROC-Z..... •10A8S lent salary and benef­ IMPORTER and Coffee f(ome sites In a gor­ ter construction, wet fixtures, sinks and fo r­ August. Become a host vide very light house­ p orary fla ir In a beauti­ geous wooded setting. SI Maroadaa SOOSL AT. HDMEMAKER- its. C a ll 643-2659 to Roaster In East Hart­ ful sought out areoJ bar In kitchen, stained mSm mica. Saturday, June family tor American DELIVERY Person-part Companlon. DIder keeping, simple meal Be part of the Ho­ iitnUlTHMRTENANCE 18, 9am-3pm. 694 Kee- SlIvsr.aOK...... •20A00 apply. ford needs responsible Cathedral ceilings, 3 wood siding, pretty Intercultural Student time afternoons and woman requires com­ preparation and gen­ meowner's Associa­ VI?iVliPTV V Fanunp BwlA n e y Street, 77 Camaro. VO. AT...... •2486 alternate Saturdays. SALES Clerks and Cashi­ person for vrarehouse large bedrooms, 2bg(»»a Rood, Manchester SEAMSTRESS theatre, church, senior air, a security system, 2 b.onstructlon prices MANCHESTER. Great MANCHESTER MEDICAL PART Time, mornings, Equal Opportunity Employtr ble persons need apply. car garage and mucK TAG Sale. Saturday, CUSTODIAN. Good op­ center. Retiree Is easy from $375,000 and up. opportunity. Finish general office worker Pleasant working con­ portunity for person more! Call for a pri­ 1 aiCTRICAL ■MEyyEMN4 _ Ju n e 18, 9am -4pm . for Manchester Real ditions, flexible hours; to get along with and d.W. Fish Realty, 643- thIsfulldormeredCape Rlob, Bonn. stena4roa HONDA PART TIME TECHNICIANS to *9 per hour, paid with custodial expe­ vate showing. $229,900, the way you wont It I China, glassware, Estate office. Some good salary and benef­ neither smokes nor 1591.n______kBm. 8 yMdg.*80FlutT«x. HELP WANTED Part time, flexible benefits and profit rience. Stripping, wax­ Anne Miller Real Est-- First floor living room, oMRfiOlt ,w Alto, gand, gravel, alone tools, hundreds ot flsh- USED CARS typing and bookkeep­ its. Apply at once to; ate, 647-8000.D MANCHESTER. Immac­ T H IS S P A C 6 Ing lures, shoes, hours. Earn up to *20 sharing. Manchester ing, buffing floors and drinks. LIve-ln arrang- dining room, kitchen (AmOoIms^ I__ ctEcroiCM. w d ii and hOTM manure. ing experience helpful. Manager or Assistant performing other cus­ ulate 9 room Colonial Need a new Sarvfca with clothes, appliances, OSCkavyVan *15,586 PART Time Shop Clean­ manufacturer of Manager, Parkode ments available for the and 1 bedroom are OftftftiMk Cioll (OoOi INftiftiML - W . 4 7 an hour. Mobile basis 646-4655.______todial functions. Excel­ situated In the most finished. Upstairs un­ elroidt braakgre? power tools, cameras up. Approximately 25 children's wheelchairs Health Shoppe, Man­ right person. Retired INVITATION TO BID desirable South Farms 643-9504 as Honda CMC *6995 hours per week. Please to draw blood. Take PART Time Supervisor lent starting rate and finished with potential f o r S4 I n fo r flo n t and many other Items. seeks upholsterer/ chester Parkode, 404 person preferred, but area. -4 bedrooms,. 1st S4 Chav Camaro *5195 apply to Stan Graham, health histories on MACC. Responsible for complete fully paid be­ Saolad bids will be racalvafT fo r 2 bedroom s and 2nd COII443-2711 15 Wedgewood Drive, coordinotlon of food seamstress with good West Middle Turnpike. nefits. For details call will consider alterna­ In tha Oanaral Sarvlcai' ef- floor family room, bath. $168,500. D.W . Manchester.______Service Department. Insurance applicants flca, 41 Cantar St., Manchaa- m m i M U M S Any amouni daHvMea. Aba IM. for ckrtaiit 84 Honda Accord *7995 bank, holiday food sewing skills for work TRUCK Driver. Benefits, Manchester Manor at tive. Salary and bene­ la rg e su n ro o m , 2'/} Fish Realty, 643-1591.D TAG Sole. Tools. Satur­ Morlarty Brothers. In Manchester area. tar, CT until JUNE 29,1988at baths, 2 car garage and m - t m 4raVHi» mmW pna Oflnlt RIHIwI* as Honda Accord *6096 basket, direct client In their seating/ will train. Must have 646-0129. fits negotiable. Tran­ 11:1X1 a.m. lo r tha following: Oi lilinnM wm in i wmi. O^ROOL ftftOODftO 6 lOftOOf fftNftO* day June 18, 18am to PART Time Warehouse Call service and volunteers. clean class II license. much more. Call us for 01 Chavy Monta Carlo *4905 worker. Evenings and 1-800-922-2772 upholstery sportation possible. (I) HIRING OF A C A U H E M lft 3pm. Sunday June 19, Requirement; resident Coldw ell 011,649-8841. an appointment to see I CONDOMiNiUMS tA W ttWftlWCTiWt 18am to 4pm. 24 Llyn- weekends. Carpet Fac­ or 239-5337 department. Weekend availability a HAZARDOUS WASTES . $279,000. U & R Realty, 04 Oida Cutiaaa *6995 of Manchester area, CABLE TV LIneman/s MANAGEMENT FIRM - IFORMLE 872-1400/66t*iW8S wood Drive, Bolton. tory Outlet, 824 Silver phone and car. $6.50 HELP WANTED plus. Call 646-8364 643-2692.0______CUSSIFIED 05 Ply. Horizon *2095 Lone, East Hartford. Call 647-8596 needed for long term FUU INK (3) NEW SCHOOL per hour. EDE. For work In CT. Need own evenings for details. If EAST Hartford, 1 year MALl^R^^IewTIstlnr- 08 Honda CMC *5495 Coll for appointment. Information call 646- between hours of • Mechanic • no answer, please try FURNITURE' new. 3 lorge bedroom s tlve 7 room attached ------M d s is - t m 643-2711 643-2711 IWANTED TO 589-4495 ask fo r Art. transportation. Excel­ 84 Olda Cutiaaa *5495 4114 o r send resume to : 8 am and 5 pm. lent pav and benefits. • Parts Puller • 232-5774. (3) TYPEWRITER In this sunny Ranch new Townhouses. 3 lOUY/TRADE MACC, P.D. Box 773. C a ll 342-1805. • .Bodyman • MAINTENANCE with large fully ap- bedrooms, 1V^ baths, 85 Dodga Lancar *7495 Finding o cosh buyer for Manchester. den, full basement, ap­ 6 DRIVER n e e d e d CALL 8484340 liqiDUSINESS (4) TRENCH BOXES pllanced country kit­ WANTED to buy. Did 82 Lincoln Town Car *7495 the Items you'd llke to se ll mi Manchester- chen. Lovely level yard pliances, carpeting APARTMENTS VACATiON SPORTiNS REAL ESTATE Is easy. Just let our read­ I'^ Idppdrtunities Tha Town of Monchostar 1^ furniture, clocks, S4 Honda Accord 4 dr. *7195 W llllm antlc-Enfleld HELP an aqual opportunity om- for retirees or be­ and garage. $150's. WANTED FOR RENT RENTALS lamps, paintings and ers know what you haye area. Vz day on Satur­ SCHODL Secretary. plovar, and roqulros an afflr* ginners. Great neigh­ Blanchard 8, Rossetfo ( I rugs. Will pay cash! 86 Honda CMo *8495 MDSTLY Baskets; Need I for sole with an ad In I HELP WANTED days. Contact Tom or RHAM Junior High mativa action policy for all o9 borhood of newer Realtors," We're Sel­ WATERFRDNT. Lake MISTRAL Windsurfer, C all 646-8496. Clossifled. 643-2711. WANTED extra Income? Want Its Contractors ana Vendors LAND Wanted. Develop­ ATTRACTIVE Apart­ 82 Chav. Citation *2095 HEAT Tony, Auto Paint Dis­ School. Effective Im­ os a condition of doing busi-, Somes and convenient ling Houses" 646-2482.D ment or Investment ment conveniently lo­ Chaffee. 2 bedroom, $750. 6 toot sail with LDDKING for people to tributors, 649-5211, Person to work In flexible hours? Sell to Route 84-384 and battens, 12 toot board SB Buick Somoraat 2 dr. *6005 Need repairs around the mediately. Apply: baskets and wall decor nass with tha Town, os par STUNNING 2 bedroom q u a lity lan d . 18-588 cated. Appliances. furnished cottage with Find a great deliver SNET tele­ 8am-5pm or Saturday Henry Grabber, Prin­ Fadaral Order 11246. Hartford. Anne Miller with odlustable most- home? Coll an expert. R&D Center on pilot on home party plan. contemporarv con­ acres sought bv Professional couple p riv a te beach. $350 S3 Mazda RX7 *6405 phone directories 9gm-1pm.______cipal, RHAM Junior Bid forms, plans and spaclfl- Real Estate, 647-8000.O dominium. Garage, weekly. C all 649-6260. track, toot straps and Autemetiva You'll find the help you fan, air throughout CT to area equipment to process Representatives and medium-sized develop­ preferred. No pets. Se­ INTERNIST needs office High School. 228-9423 or catons are available at tha . MANCHESTER. Open parking and private ment company. Brok­ curity. References. skeg. C all 774-4845 be­ "Ths AbIb PrBfBasIsBalsf need In Classified. 643- businesses during July. prototype material. m a n a g e r positions General Sarvicas' office. tween 5pm-10pm or 646- Manager and Medical 647-9297 by June 23. open. Call Dorothy 1- house, Sunday 12-4pm. laundry facility. $875 ers welcomed and fully $575 plus utlllless. 649- 24 M b m s St, Maaelisstor 2711.______conditioner, Must have own vehicle. TOWN OF 0271. Assistant (possible Steady 3*11 pm shift. FINISH Carpenters 800-521-1228. 10 Strong Street. Im­ per month. Sentry Real protected. Call o r 8533.______ICARS Full or part time. For MANCHESTER. CT. Estate. 643-4060. 6 4 6 - 3 5 1 5 You'll never know the pool, etc. Information call 1-800- part time) benefits. Must be 18 years of needed. At Ieast2years ROBERT B. WEISS; maculate 6 room write: Sugarbush, Inc., SINGLE applications, FOR SALE power of Classified until 922-0008 from 8am-4pm Write to: Richard age or older and self- experience. Call 645- GENERAL MANAGER Ranch. Oversized 1 car 288 West Center Street, quiet 1 bedroom apart­ you use It yourself. Call in the Garber, Administra­ 8667.______garage, aluminum sid­ B7, Manchester, CT ment, Center Park. MANCHESTER. Indus­ MUSICAL o r 467-2219 from 4pm- motivated. Starting Iinstructidn 0444M TOWNHOUSE trial, office, commer­ MUSTANG Coupe 1969. 643-2711 today to place an 8pm. ______’ , i- tion, Windham Com­ ASSISTANT ing, 2 full baths, new 86848. (283) 649-1498. References. $488. 649- ITEMS MORIARTY wage *8 per hour. cial space. 2488 square You finish restoration od.______classifieds! munity Memorial Hos- Bookkeeper- carpeting, new deck CONDOMINIUM WANTED. House to pur­ 9287. or use for ports. $750 WHDLESALE Distribu­ pltal, Mansfield TRAIN to be a Diesel feet. Loading dock. UPRIGHT Plano, white, Secretary. Duties In­ Excessive abbreviations overlooking profes- chase from owner onlv- ROCKVILLE. One Bed­ firm . 647-7622.______NOTICI OF tor seeking qualified Avenue, Wllllmantic, Call Cathy Cueno Mechanic. 7 months Llonoily landscaped Woodland Industrial great sound! Asking BROTHERS PUBLIC AUCTION drivers. Must be 25 clude; phone, typing, hands-on program. abbreviate results I Be T hree b e d ro o m s, 2V> Requirements: 3 bed­ room, Elm Street, In­ Pork. 643-2121. _ CHEVY M a lib u 1972. Manchester CT 06226.______at 6 4 6 -1 2 3 3 ext 333. billing, accounts paya­ yard In quiet neighbor­ room In Manchester. $288. Please telephone USED CARS ARTIFICIRS LIRN years old with valid CT Next class: June 27th. sure readers understand b a ths with nearly cludes heat and hot lohn at 643-8799. Hard top, 307, auto­ DELIVERY Person and ble, accounts receiva­ hood. Too many extras Cost must be under water, stove and re­ 1976 Volvo, I.D. Herald license and clean driv­ Diesel Technology In­ your ad by avoiding abr to lls ti $169,900. C o ll for 2000 sq. ft. of living ROOMMATES matic, stereo. Runs SS Markur Scorpio *19,405 • VC2444SE30e749S O t Simon Cashler/Clerk for mod­ ble. Good typlnp and CHFA maxlmum- frigerator, modern kit­ ing record. Must be DCATIDNAL stitute, 105 Phoenix Av- brevlotlons. 643-2711. appontment 7am-5pm s p a c e In this good. $450. C all 742- ■7 Marc. 0 . Marquia *13,805 Sports Cor Contor, Inc., ern pharmacy. Flexi­ adding machinesklllsa benue, Enfield, CT 1- $118,888. Call M rs . chen and bath. 1 month WANTED Rout* 6 & 44, Bolton, CT on able to pass DDT physi­ Instructor- 646-5000. A fter 5pm 646- oversized unit. [PETS AND 6537.______S7 Mare. Topaz *6706 6 4 3 -2 7 1 1 cal. Dutstanding, ^te- ble hours. Not the usual Hortlculture to . work < t must. C all 646-1418. 800-243-4242. Langston. 649-1751 a f­ security.. $495 p e r Wednesday, June 29, 19S8 at retail store. Profes­ 6463 osk for Dave. Extraa Include W A N TEoT'^esponsible ISUPPLIES VOLKSWAGON S u p e r 87 Marc. Cougar *11,005 9;00o.m. neflt package.!’Apply with developmentolly ter 5pm. month. Also, Rock­ sional atmosphere. fireplace, ville, 1st floo r, 27 Cot­ female to share 4 room Beetle 1971. Excellent t7 Ford Tempo 036-0^ — J between 9am and 3pm. disabled adults. Horti­ MANCHESTER. Sopa- FERRE‘S 2 males, 8 condition with spore —r::f------McKesson Corpora­ Top pay. Apply at once culture experience de­ clous and groclous 9 air conditioning, GIVE YOUR budget a tage Street, 1 bedroom, apartment with some. S7 Lincoln T.C. *15,205 to Ann or pharmacist. East Hartford, non- weeks old, not neu­ engine, tires and tools 1 TOWN OF MANCHaSTER tion, 280 Dividend sired. Some weekend room Raised Ranch In waaher-dryer, rear break ... shop the classi­ modern bath, stove, .87 Mafo. Q. Marquia *11,306 PUBLIC WORKS DRFARTMRNT Liggett Porkade Phar­ fied columns for bargain carpet. 1 month secur­ sm oker. $275 plus utlM- tered or descented. $38 $1800, 643-5743. ENOINEERINO OiyiSION Road, R ocky HIM, CT. work necessary. Call executive area. 4 1st deck with view, plus each. C o ll 643-7884 ask 87 Lincoln MK7 *21,005 EDE.______macy, Manchester Sarah Beardsley G.H. floor bedrooms, 2 '/> buysl ity. $415 per month'. tles. 291-8665otter 3pm. VOLKSWAGEN Rabbit CASH IN HAND a third full bath In fo r M ichael.______t7 Ford Cr. VIo. *11,605 LEGAL NOTICE OF PUBLIC HEARING Parkode.______Manager, Hockanum baths, lower level fam­ C a ll 87^6199or225-1812, YOUNG Mon, good refer­ 1976.4door,autom atlc, In accordance with the provisions of Section 128, Title 23, LABORERS to work In a unfinished walkout The G arnet Com pany. FOR Sale. Persian kit­ 130,000 m iles. $500 or 87 Mote. Cougar *11,095 commercial roofing MEDICAL Office Worker Industries Green­ ily room and den o r 5th ences wants room and U.S. Code, os prescribed In the Federal-Aid Highway Pro­ basem ent. tens. 5 weeks old. best offer. 649-5327 be- 87 Mazda RX-7 *17,405 gram Manual, Volume 7, Chapter 7, Section 5 dated Decem­ environm ent In M an­ for doctor’s office In house, 429-6697. ED E. FOR HELPING bedroom. This home Rentals TWO Bedroom In 2famny board. Coll Ron at 649- Vernon. Excellent sa­ has room fo r everyone home. All appliances. 6886. Please telephone 646- fore 3pm.______•6 Toyota Camry *0405 ber 30, 1974, from the Federal Highway Administration, the chester, area. Starting Available at 0349 after 4pm. Town ot Manchester, with the assistance of the Connecticut $8.50 per hour. Call lary and benefits. Must HANDS and every purpose. Available Imme­ OLDS LS Clerra. 1982. 6 SB Mazda 626 Turtio *9605 Department of Transportation, will hold a design public be able to deal with Call for details. FOREST RIDGE diately. $688 p e r cylinder, excellent hearing for Stale Prolect No. 76-157, Federal Aid Prelect No. LINC Corporation at BUILDING ROOMS tS Marc. Lynx •3995 649-8000.______^ public, have pleasant $225,900. Sentry Real A 60-unlt month. 646-4297. Merchandise condition. Power HES-7170(1), THE RECONSTRUCTION OF A PORTION OF Estote, 643-4060.O MISCELLANEOUS •e Dodga Lanear *7096 GREENWOOD DRIVE, on Tuesday, July 19, 19SS, at 7:30 telephone manner, CUSTODIAN We’re Remodeling condominium FOR RENT MANCHESTER. 3 bed­ s te e rin g , power p.m. In the Lincoln Center Board of Director's Hearing WANTED. Cashiers at have aptitude with fig­ FOR SALE brakes. AM-FM. 43,000 SB Mato. Marquia *5005 the Manchester Xtra MANCHESTER. Just be­ co m m u n ity lo ca te d room Duplex, base­ Room, First Floor, 494 Main Street, Manchester, Connec­ ures and good typing ginning? Price has ROOM for rent. Close to ment, fenced yard, m iles. 649-1117. SB Marc. Marquia *6005 ticut. Marts. Second and skills. Please call Carol WANTED and Expanding... on 24 beautifully downtown and bus­ DECORATIVE 30" x 36" *3005 third shifts. Apply at been reduced on this appliances, good loca­ iFURNiTURE ■6 Marc. Lynx The hearing will be concerned with the Town's recom­ ot 522-3111.______easy to afford 5 room, 2 la n d s c a p e d a cre s, lines. $88 per week. plate glass mirror, 9 Pleasant working tion. $658 per month B6 Mote. Marquia *6005 mended plans for the reconstruction Improvement to a sec­ Hartford Road, Main Telephone 643-2659. doted 1958. Best offer tion ot Greenwood Drive between the limits of Lynch Drive Street and Oakland SALES Help. Must be We Need Ybu! I \ bBdroom Cape, close to complete with pool, plus utilities. 646-0655 FOUR piece bedroom set •6 Mare. Marquia *6096 conditions. Excellent shopping and schools. 633-6164.P______PO N TIAC 6000 1986. 4 and Vernon Street. Street In person. personable, reliable, ten nis c o u rt a n d O N E room In 6 room m ornings.______Including box spring. 86 Lincoln T.C. *12,005 willing to learn. Expe­ benefits, full time, 2nd [ $124,900. Century 21 E p­ furnished house. Privi­ V year old. Hardly ATLANTA Cost Iron Pot door, V-6, olr condl- Proposed roadway Improvements Include widening the Temporary positions are garage parking. M A N C H E S T E R . 6 room /2 tS Ford LTD *8805 existing pavement area, superelevation, on Improveddroln- A ID E needed 11pm-7am. rience preferred, but shift. Inquire at stein Realty, 647-8895.n lege of whole house. used. C a ll 875-1922 and Belly Stove with acces­ tloner, AM-FM Please telephone 649- D u p le x . Full ottlc- sories. New, $125. Ev- cassette, rust proofed. •6 Olda Wagon *8005 oge system, better roadway sight distance, along with the In­ not necessary. Apply In now available at our CDVENTRY. Enlov Priced at *178,000 Free parking. Washer /basement. Parking, leave message. stallation of other roadway sofety Improyement Items. 2358. person only. Water 8, and dryer. 649-7911. enlngs, 646-2002.______Orlfllnol owner. 11,008 SB Chav. Spacirum *4206 Country livin g In this 3 Principals Only Call centrally located. $550 This proposal Is being recommended for funding with Air, Broad Street, 649-5336 Manchester Store located at bedroom Ranch with MANCHESTER. Full fur- CUSTOM Hotpoint elect­ miles. Mint condition. B4Maie. Cougar *6406 Federal and local funds under the Off-System Local Rood O w n e r at 8 4B -8132 p lu s utllles. Stove ITV/STEREO/ $8600. 643-8831 Otter Monchester.______eat-ln kitchen and en­ nlshed, clean and pri­ available. No pets. Se­ ric stove with quick 84 Marc. Cougar *6496 Hazard Elimination Program to Improve safety. ■APPLIANCES clean oven. Bronze, 5pm.______HAVE A PHONE? 145 Spencer Street. closed porch. $125,900. vate In ladles room ing curity and lease. 241- 84 Mare. G. Marquia *7005 In accordance with the provisions of the Federal High­ KINDERCARE learning MATURE Person needed good condition, 30", CHEVY Cavalier 1983. 4 8 way Administration / Urban Moss Transportation Admin­ Grossman's Is on the move and the time is now to begin build­ enturv 21 Epstein house. On busline. Con­ 8862. STEREO. AM-FM *11,406 center has Immediate for small office. Diver­ $65. Also, Cherry ste­ door, automatic, olr, 84 Lincoln T.C. istration environmental regulations, 23 CFR, Port 771.115, WANT TO WORK ing your career with us. We are one of the leading retailers Sealtv, 647-8895.0 L0T8/UND veniently located. La­ cassette, turntable. *11,896 this prolect has been found to hove no significant social, full tim e and part tim e sified duties Include reo, good condition. full power, tilt steering, 84 LIneoln ConUn. typing, filing, tele­ of lumber and building materials in the country, and there's MANCHESTER. Stately dles preferred. Full use Asking $128. Coll after economic, or environmental Impacts and Is being recom­ opening for pre-school FOR SALE of kitchen plus laundry $40. Telephone 649-9462. spe^ control, rear de- 84 More. Cougar *6406 no telling how far your ambition and dedication will take you. olonlal. Super loca- CONDOMiNiUMS 6pm. 646-8349. •AAAK mended by the Connecticut Department of Transportation FROM HOME? teachers. Unmatched phone contact and gen­ foqger. 643-6181. 84 0ldaDaNa to the Federal Highway Administration os o Categorical Ex­ eral office procedures. on with a lovely flat MANCHESTER. (N o r­ facilities. $248 p e r OVERHEAD Garage straight Commlsalons benefits package. Call We need motivated individuals for the following: S FOR RENT GRkAYioiiBbsYsttMl *6005 clusion. (Will train). Evenings yard Is the setting for theast Area). Level lots month. Security and doors. Real mlllwork. MERCURY Comet 1973. tSMaro. Cougar — Income UnllmHadl Linda 646-7090. references. 644-3583. ■ra bulltay Sound Tqehniclini Distinctive Colonial Runs good, body good. Tentative schedules for the right-of-way acquisition and ond Soturdovs 643-1166. this 3 bedroom Colon­ about Vt of an acre. MANCHESTER. Luxury from profMtIonal oompoiwnti 301-306 CENTER 8T. the construction of this prolect will bedlscussed at the public Call me for an appoint­ Rem odelers ial. Large kitchen and 3 bedroom Townhouse. design, sunburst Needs exhaust. $300. hearing. EXAMINERS- City sewer and water. ewt sra bwt for your nMdt. ment between 3:30- ADMINISTRATIVE As­ dining area with pic­ 647-8246 or 646-7287. lAPARTMENTS Air, pool, fireplace, arches. Thousands of C o ll John 643-8799. MANCHESTER Plans showing the recommended proposal are available Paramedlcal company sistant. Make It • Full Time, 8a.m.-5p.m. Call Jack Bertrand at carvings on raised pan­ 5pm Onlyl Ask for seeking Medical Tech­ ture window. French IFOR RENT tennis, golf. $1188 per for public Inspection and copying at the following locations; happen I Be creative. • Part Time, 4:30p.m.-9:00p.m. door to Jalousled month. Southfield 6 4 3 - 1 2 6 2 els. Also, metal, fiber­ 643-5135 8 nicians and Phelboto- For Your Sound Syttam Naadtl Town Clerk's Office Prioritize and work In­ Porch. Formal dling Green. 647-3614. glass, Insulated. Free Sell Your Car Manchester Town Hall Dennis Santoro mlsts. Earn up to $20 dependently. Enloy 0 • Part Time, 7p.m.-12a.m. IMORTBARES ROCKVILLE Apartment — SafM 4 Stniet — literature 1-800-631- room with wainscoting for rent. 4 rooms, 2nd 41 Center Street per hour. East Hart­ challenging career Permanent positions are also available. 5656.______Manchester, Connecticut 06040 643-2711 ford area. Are you plus o finished rec floor,adults preferred. ICAMFER8/ Monday-Frldoy, 8:30 A.M. - 5:00 P.M. with a molor Insurance room . $214,500. D.W. [STORE AND FREE Credit cord Infor­ presently doing para­ company. Regional of­ Grossman's offers flexible schedules including parent’s and FALUIM lEHMDT? Appliances Included. 8000 THINSS __ iTRAHiRl Connecticut Department of Transportation student's hours. Nights and weekends are available. Pish Reoltv, 643-1591 lOFFICE SPACE mation. New Era Bank, ns SALES Clerk. Responsi­ medical exams and fice recently opened- STOP FORECLOSUREII Pay own utilities. 1 4 Lines — 10 Days Engineering Office tired of the paper­ BDLTDN. Dversized month security. $458 TO EAT Somerset, NJ, offers 160 Poscone Place, Room 414 ble person needed. growlng business • Excellent Benefits It you are falling behind on Mostercord and Visa. SOe charge each addi­ CAMP e 71964. Sleeps 8, w o rk? C all 1-800-922- • Very Competitive Wages Raised Ranch. Quality your mortgage payments... per month. 871-1159, 6- UP to 1218 square feet Stove and refrigerator. Newington, Connecticut 061II Apply at; Town & needs your personal available on Main Set your credit limit tional line, par day. You Monday-Friday, 8:30 A.M. - 4:30 P.M. 2772. organization and com- b u ilt U 8i R home with 8 OR...If your homo Is In foro- 8pm.______Excellent condition. Country Jewelers. Please apply In person, Mon.-FrI., Ba.m.-Bp.m. rooms and 2 baths. 4 Street. Warren E. How- with Insured savings. can cancel at any time. Written statements and exhibits In place af, or In addi­ M arshall's M all, munlcatlon skills. closurt, WE CAN HELPI A V A IL A B L E Ju ly 1st. 4 $35.00 application tee. SORRY. $2000 or best offer. AUTD Mechanic. Work bedrooms, spacious land, Inc. 643-1188. tion to, oral statements mode at the hearing may be mailed Manchester. Some computer expe­ An equal opportunity employer No paymont program avall- room, 2bedrooms, cen­ CHAPONIS Brothers C o ll tree 1-800-227-7200. NO REFUNDS OR J 4 2 2 ^ . _ ar delivered to the office of the Manchester Town Clerk at where you're appre­ rience helpful. Call living room with floor tral location, garage, OFFICES. Prime loca­ Strawberries. Pick the above address no later than 4; 30 p.m., Tuesday, August 2, DENTAL Dffice Asslst- to celling fleldstone abla for up to 2 years. Bad ADJUSTMENTS ciated! Experience In Dave Rich at 647-4808 crsdlt It not a problomllAsk appliances, nice yard. tion. Reasonable, heat, your own, Clark Street, 1988. ant. Knowledge of fireplace, large coun­ hot water, parking, nAUTOS FDR minor repairs pre­ for an oppointment. how LOW pgymonu can $525 plus utilities. Coll South Windsor. Free ENDROLL8 GALL HERALD Deaf and heorlng Impaired persons wishing to attend basic business office ferred but will train try kitchen and beauti­ until 9pm 623-6978. lonltor. $275.647-9223 or containers. Open 8am- IRENT/LEAK this hearing and requiring an Interpreter may moke orrano- skills. We will train. fully finished lower holp you SAVE YOUR aTKwMMl-aM ments by contacting the State Interpreting Service at 566- reliable person with Looking for o good used THREE Rooms portly 649-5334.______8pm or until picked out. Full time or part time. references. 7am to G R O s s m R n ' s level family room. Set HOM E TODAYI lom wMHi • t tor 889 CLASSIFIED FREE Mileage on low 7414. mobile home? Be sure to furnished. Heat. Work­ FURNISHED Offices with No children under 14 MUST aa aMrae «g 649-9287.______3pm. Apply In person look In the Clossifled co­ on o lovely country Swiss Ceeaenallve Oreeg phone, receptionist, allowed In field. Call cost auto rentals. Vil­ All persons Interested In this matter are welcome to at­ ocre convenient to 1-84 ing single male pre­ HaraM omiM Manday Umi 643-2711 lage Auto Rental. 643- tend the public hearing. C A R P E N T E R o r Carpen­ B a rry ’s Texaco. 318 lumns ... that's where the at(20S)484-lSMer ferred. No pets. Lease:. copy, tax and secre­ 528-5741 for Thuraaqf batais 11 a.m.e«ly- ter helper. Full time. Adams Street, •EVERYTHING TO BUILD WITH - It384. $242,500. D.W. Information. 2979 o r 646-7044. DIRECTOR OF PUBLIC WORKS best buys are advertised! Fish Realty, 643-1591.D (203)4844404 643-2888. tory support. 647-4888. TOWN OF MANCHESTER, CONNECTICUT Please telephone otter Manchester. 643-2711. 04606 4pm, 647-7278.