U - MANCHESJIgR HERALD. Thursday. July 23, 1W7

CMS CASS l ^ m a s / v A N s I q^TMICKS/VMIS Monkey business: RmSALE FMSM.E FMSALE in9|TRUCK8/V/UI8 IEI fo r sa l e IS £ | FOR SALE Pontend; Yves talks about Marilyn / page 11 SUBARU 1W4. 4 door. Japan TV crew in Blue, 5 speed, stondord FORD M Ranger XL, 5 transmission. Air con- CLYDE TIib OM/«r You Can CHEVROLET-BUICK, INC. speed. Loaders. Lynch, dltlonlne, cassette Oaaf Wtth.. GENEVA 500 W. Center Street, Coventry /.page 3 Plover. 47,000 miles. ROUTE S3, VERNON M an ch e ste r. 443- Pavla Cup: Jelin, Mayotte in opener / page 15 Asking SS200. 742-9743. 92CavalllErtEr. '34BS 4321.PF SSCEiituryoEr. •S90S LUXURY VANS DODGE 65 D-50 pickup, 4 i W R M t d N SSSkylEilcoEr. 1499S speed, cop. Lynch, 500 W. Center Street, 64 C a m E ro va. a c * 8 4 9 5 20 VANS a CAMPERS Moncheiter.t^ AND SCIECT USED CARS... 94CalEbrlly4* We '72S5 SOM E S.E% nN AN CIN O OR LESSI 94 Sk yh aw k 4 ar. w a * 5 9 9 5 I N S f O C K TOYOTA 851 ton pickup, 5 speed. Lynch, 500 W. «7 DOOQE CARAVAN >13.906 94 0ldaClara4 4r *7495 IMMEDIATE Center Street Mon- 0 7 L e BARON Q T S Turbo >12.396 64 RIvara Coupa *11,695 TRUCKS “R" US IS A WEEKLY FEATURE APPEARING EVERY OTHER 2 ?:T.''0YA0ER >16.696 . OELIVERYI chester. u44-432l.>^ 95 Chav. Caprica 4 o, *M 95 TUESDAY AND THURSDAY IN CLASSIFIED. MOST OF THESE ADS ARE .07 CARAVAN >16296 C M C 05 pickup, V-4, 07 RAMCHARQER 4>4 >17.696 66 Eacon HTMCk *6195 HURRY IN DEALER ADS, BUT INDIVIDUALS WISHING TO SELL THEIR TRUCKS ARE 07 CARAVAN >14106 66 Subaru QL XT *9495 FOR BEST ENCOURAGED TO PHONE 643-2711 TO PLACE THEIR ADS... standard. Lynch, 500 W. Center Street, Mon- 0 7 V O V A O E R >16.996 96 C a iR u ry 4 ar. * 1 0 , 2 9 5 SELECTIONI O O T H U N O E R B IR O >9,096 cheiter. 444-4321. 96Cavallar4ar *U95 0 0 D O O Q E P/u LopdMi >11,496 TOYOTA 85 4 X 4 pickup. 00 RELIANT S.W. >9 096 67 Spactrum 4 ar *6495 ^ route 83 0 6 D O O Q E 4«412,996 87Chavalla2dr *5495 Lnch, 500 W. Center aurlirfitrr HrralJi 0 6 U S E R Turbo >11,696 VE^NCON N Street, Manchester. Manchester A City o( Village Charm W D O O Q E C H A R Q E R >7,696 67Baralla2ar *10,995 444-4321.1^ 6 0 L a B A R O N Turbo >12,406 0 0 D O O Q E R O Y A L PU >10.695 8 7 2 - 9 1 1 1 ^ MOTORS. INC. . M A ZD A 1987 B2200 SE5. O O L lB A R O N o D r .T u ib a >12,496 C4NI.UC • OLDSMOBILE • PONITkC • CMC TRUCKS Dover white. «11287. Friday, Juiy 24,1987 01 C A D D Y D e VILLE- NkM >6.206 Morlortv Brothers, 315 06 BIHCK REQAL 2 Or.. >12,096 30 Cents I, IHio now CAMPERS/ Center Street, M an­ RBCELEBRITY >7,796 chester. 443-5135.1^ «e PLY. HORIZON ( >6.996 TRAILERS CAMPERS/ MOTORCYCLES/ B6 CHY. QTS >10296 TRAILERS MOPEOS M A ZD A 1967 B22lio SE5. 96.600 Conv. (9) >13.895 CH EVY VAN 1979 with olr Ondo blue. #11311. aSVO Y A Q ER >9.096 conditioning. Am/fm CHEVROLET 1975 Cus­ Tanker SB COUQ AR WILL TrocinrTpeed Morlortv Brothers, 315 >0.496 cassette. Captain's tom open rood camper Center Street, M an­ More trouble 44 PLY. RELIANT >4,906 boy's Raleigh Touring 64 CH ARQ ER 2 ar >2596 choirs. Soto, Ice box. von. Loaded. Good bike for used Moped. chester. 443-5135.1.' Coll 742-0744. Sam-Spm, 82 PONTIAC J2000 >2,905 condition. $4995. 444- Coll 443-9279. MAZDA 1967 B2200'sis 6 0 FORD CUSTOMIZED >6496 ask for Georoe. 1030. hits mine V A N - S4.000 ml., ihow troupvr cob plus, 5 speed. T 9 B IH C K S K Y L A R K >2.796 White. #11319. Blue. CARS #1316. Morlortv possible as 8 7 5 -3 3 1 1 FOR SALE m i M u |5T1“”H lliM E Brothers, 315 Center Street, Manchester. in gulf 443-5135.>'.______M A ZD A 1967 B2200 SE5 By John Rice cob plus. Automatic. The Associated Press Sliver. #11295. Mor- heat persists lortv Brothers, 315 Cen­ ter Street, Manchester. KUWAIT — A Kuwaiti tanker 443-5135.*'______flying the Americanflag under U.S. Bv Alex GIrelll M A ZD A 1987 B2200 SE5 quarrels. Navy escort hit a mine in the cob plus. Luxurv 4x2. and Bruce Motzkln "Right now, we’re having the Persian Gulf today as it passed an Block. #112S3Ⰽ The Manchester Herald usual complainU that go along with island fortified by Iranian Revolu­ #11327. M o rlo rtv heat, such as breathing problems,” tionary Guards. Brothers, 315 Center Manchester people will continue said Wood. "But soon domestic No injuries were reported among Street, Manchester. to swelter this afternoon and quarrels will increase.” the 26 people on board the giant SSS-SISS.i' Saturday, with today’s tenipera- Manchester Memorial Hospital tanker Bridgeton, but the vessel M A ZD A 1987 B2200 Lux­ ■tures expected to climb to 95 reported complaints of shortness of took on water. After a brief delay, it urv 4x2. Red. #11248. degrees, and more heat and humid­ breath, but there have been no proceeded toward Kuwait, its Morlortv Brothers, 315 ity in store for the weekend. cases of heat stroke so far, said destination. Center Street, M an­ There may be scattered thunder­ In Tehran, Iranian Prime Minis­ chester. 443-5135.1'’ Andrew A. Beck, a hospital showers for relief, but no guarantee spokesman. ter Hussein Musavi called the M A ZD A 1987 B2200 luxurv that if some rain does fall, any of it Manchester is not the only incident an “ irreparable blow to 4x2. Ondo blue. will fall on Manchester. America’s political and military #11274. M o rlo rtv Connecticut town that is having Brothers, 315 Center And if the heat wave continues as trouble pumping water fast enough prestige.” He said the mine was Street, Manchester. expected, water won’t be the only to supply the extra-heavy demand, planted by “ invisible hands.” SSS-SISS.*'______problem townspeople can expect to as people water lawns in an attempt Iran’s Islamic' Republic News M A ZD A 1987 B2400 4 x4 face as a result. to keep them from browning up in Agency, monitored in Nicosia, base. Silver. #11272. Police spokesman Gary A. Wood the blazing sun. quoted Musavi as saying he hoped Morlortv Brothers, 315 predicted today that if the torrid Water systems in many parts of “ the wise men in the United States Center Street, Mon- temperatures don't subside within the state are taxed, even ^ough have learned a lesson and (will chester. 443-5135.*' a couple of days, there will be an most reservoirs are in pretty g o ^ now) put an end to their tension- TOYOTA 85 Cargo von. increase in the number of domestic shape, despite the drought. Iliat is creating adventures in the Persian Automatic. Power because heavy rainfalls earlier this Gulf.” FouOTfTne Leader steering , power year filled reservoirs to capacity or , In Washington, White House brakes. Lvneh, 500 w. near it. spokeswoman Leslye Arsht said Center Street, Mon- President Reagan was awakened at ^1000 Chester. 444-4321.1' Heat causes Some communities in the state, iTruck Saleli including Farmington, Walling­ 2 a.m. EDT by national security TOYOTA 85 longbed We’re Steering Yon StroighUo hecr^-dut7 ford, Southington and East Lynie, adviser Frank Carlucci and noti­ pickup. 4x4. Lvneh, 550 have started voluntary conserva­ fied of the explosion. She declined to REBATE servings on new cma used trudes!' W. Center Street, Mon- three deaths chester. 444-4321.1' tion measures. characterize Reagan's reaction to ^ > O B MEW 1987 F-2S0 NEW 1987 BRONCO II the report. NEW 1987 FO RD 84 F-150 Club According to the National ♦ « 4 nCKUP 4x4 Weather Service at Windsor Locks, U.S. officials have not said how I s " F-350 PLATFORM wogon. 4 evlinder, au­ tomatic. Lvneh, 500 W. across U.S. the weather will stay hot and humid they would respond to an attack on Center Street, Mon- today and Saturday, with the a vessel flying the Stars and chester. 444-4321. By The Associated Press possibility of scattered thunder­ Stripes, but have hinted that '5 0 0 FORD 84 F-150 pickup. 4 showers Sunday. But there was no military retaliation is a possibility. speed, olr. Lvneh, 500 Heat and humidity that over­ prospect in sight for the daylong The convoy was about 120 miles iS S T j - V W. Center Street, Man­ came dozens ,of people at a kind of rain that would satisfy the southeast of Kuwait’s Mina al- S T ^ chester. 444-4321.*' thirst of lawns, and cut down on the Ahmadi oil terminal when the V-a, Automatic, H.O. Front Suapcnslon, Pennsylvania rock concert and REBATE Y 4 l XLT Trlffl. Prlvbev Olaaa. V-e. pm : PM. Au r Pu9l Tank. demand that is straining pumps. 401,382-ton Bridgeton hit the mine Supar Cooling. HaaONnar. SlWIng Raar Sport Wheeta hWL 0«-Ro*a 18* Plotform witti Maokt. CHEVY ~84 longbed killed thousands of chickens in Window Slock fA72SS Was >tr,St3 Ikaa. Luggage Naek. AM IFM BtOOO pickup. V-4, automatic. Virginia lingered over much of the Robert Young, superintendent of shortly before 7 a.m. (midnight C a aiilta and much merb. Lvneh, 500 W. Center nation today, with only slight relief the Water Department in Mancho- EDT). It was about 18 miles west of Stock toaaas waa >ts3oe. Street, Manchester. Farsi Island, where the Revolution­ k6w' * 1 4 , 9 9 9 in sight. ter, said thundershowers do not 444-4321.*' give much promise because it may ary Guards have a marine base NOW *1 2 ^ 9 4 9 Three deaths have been blamed Harald photo by Tuokar *15,212 CONVERSION Vans bv on the heat since Monday, one each rain heavily in some places and from which they have attacked ships in recent weeks. Lorain, "Exclusive in South Carolina, Illinois and skip Manchester. Ford Conversions". Anne Gobin, a planning analyst Entrepreneurs The U.S. ambassador to Kuwait, '5 0 0 frklno Nfftigeii Cash AttisiBAca.' Appilesllon In Lieu Of Spaeltl Flnanct Matt. Nebraska. AN Vehtefei Subject To Ptloi Sale. Available of Dillon for the state Department of Health, Anthony Quainton, told The Asso­ Ford, 319 Main Street, The high humidity and tempera­ Mol Netponalbla Foe TjrpoorapMeal Erte«B. tures in the 90s to near 100 began said the problem generally is that Jason Houle, 10, left, sells tennis started up their new business on ciated Press that the damage to the *Tlma to haul U on home.** Manchester. 443- Bridgeton will be inspected upon S T ^ REBATE 2145.1' late last week, with a stalled high water companies cannot pump balls with Adam Kovacofsky, 11, Lyness Street, but reported that sales pressure system in the Southeast water fast enough. M A ZD A 1987 B2400 4 x4 Young said this morning that a Thursday afternoon. The two boys were slow. Maybe it's the weather. Please turn to page 10 base. Ondo blue. pumping hot, wet air up from the Gulf of Mexico. fire engine will be used again today #11298. M o rlo rtv to augment the pumping capacity A P R 1 Brothers, 315 Center The forecast today called for Street, Manchester. scattered showers and thunder­ of the pumps at the Highland Street SfeeiingYou StraighL 443-5135..' storms from heat-struck northern station, the key to keeping tanks in eastern Manchester full enough to __319 M AIN ST. (Across from AYmcry), M AN CH ESTER, CT 643-2145 M A ZD A 1987 B2400SE54 x Iowa across Wisconsin and Michi­ Golf gripes involve hole shortage '5 0 0 BMCMUOmVW teon ihellat Qgaucti Ada., Me____ , ’ 4. White. #11322 & gan and in eastern New York state provide water for fire protection in 11273. Morloriv Broth­ and northern New England. an emergency. ers, 315 Center Street, He said that this morning the s t o c k Temperatures in the high 90s REBATE Manchester. 443- were forecast in Georgia today, tanks were about 5 feet below being Directors’ committee hears arguments about country club 5t35.*>______after Thursday’s 102-degree read­ full. On Thursday, water use had sTake a L A Ue. iNira) Manchester. 443- never heard the late CIA Director submitted his resignation to the Iran, Shultz said he doubts Reagan 5135.^.______the Iran-contra affair “ has been William J. Casey directly suggest president on three occasions in the "was in any doubt aixwt my remedied.” Lottary _ _ _ _ 2 that Shults resign. But he told Sen. past, most recently in August 1986. position.” For o long-lasting fire, Testifying at nationally televised Hot and humid BusInoM 7 Obttuarlaa— 10 William Cohen, R-Maine, that he This time, he gave no indication Broomfield asked whether Rea­ mara Why rm choose hardwood logs congressional hearings for the had seen a letter that Casey once that he intends to resign. O ^T.iuyU , that produce o shorter : Muggy and hazy tonight with low Clastifled _ 18-20 Opinloft 0 gan was relying too heavily on the second day, Shults said there was sent to Reagan suggesting that “ he Instead, be said, “ by and large flame and burn less ro- around 70. Partly sunny, continued Comics 8 People _ _ _ _ 2 late CIA Director William J. Casey, nothing more he could have done in needed a new pitcher.” the president’s foreign policy has pldlv than soft woods. If hot and humid Saturday. A 30 Connecticut _ 4 Sporta 16-17 who was a forceful advocate of the yM ORIAR^^Y BROTHERS; January 1686 to persuade Reagan to Shultz was asked several ques­ gone forward with widespread oromo Is the most Impor­ percent chance of an afternoon Entertainment 12 TatovMon..^ 14 sales, and why Shultz didn't abandon secret arms sales to Iran. tions by Rep. William Broomfleld, support” both within the adminis­ tant consideration, select thunderstorm. High 90 to 95. Details 11 U.a/Wortd 5 prevail. CiV Houn: wood from fruit trees. If He and Secretary of Defense R-Mich., about udiether he felt he tration and with Congress. Open Emningi U tp m on page 2. Local newa.3,10 Weather^— 2 301-315 CENTER STREET vou hove fireplace logs Caspar Weinberger made their could do an effective Job as “ It’s been a very strong, coherent Pleoee tu n to page 18 1 1 2 9 FiU8«.tlTpiiK for sole, find buvers the A4ANCHESTER, CONNECTICUT 643-5135, quick and eosv vrav ... with o low-cost od In Classified. 443-2711. t — MANCHESTER HERAl.n. Friday. July 14. Ht7 -A

B MANCHESTER HERALD.------, ------Friday. July 24. 1987 — 3

THE WEATHER REGIONAL WEA'^HER The Accu-Wcalhcr ' forecast for a A.M , Salunlay. AMy 25 , Accu-Wcatlhir "'forecast lor S;itur

■ 6 0 Daytime Conditions and Migli TcmfH'r.iturt By Jacqueline Bennett be featured in a show called (>7 Herald Correspondent The story is a follow-up to one 'A “ Wonderful People,” which is the shown in Japan of a woman who T-STOWMS 1 Japanese equivalent of America’s COVENTRY — Dorothy Wilmot became paralyzed from the neck ImowIwhiI lap' “ That’s Incredible,” said produc­ down at age 22 after a highway opened her home on Sunday to a tion coordinator Eiko Yamaguchi. Japanese television crew that came accident. She is now helped by one to film her and her monkey. Friar of the monkeys from the project. Tuck. IN SCENE ONE, Friar Tuck is "The audience was amazed with arriving, much to the joy of Wilmot. , . . raising the monkey so how smart the monkey was, and Next Wilmot will be shown saying how it could learn to help humans. •;* I .that it may someday help good night to Tuck, as she calls him, : quadriplegics. The show got a big response,” said and marking off the day of his Yamaguchi. ’’This project needs all the arrival on her calendar before exposure It can get.” Wilmot said, getting into bed. The crew will also film phase II, . as the eight-member crew set up |w71 “ I never thought I ’d be shown on formal training, at the college in Moonies ’ equipment in her Woodbridge Road national television in a sexy Boston. That’s where Tuck goes home. On this day in 1969, President Nixon greeted the Apollo nightie,” Wilmot said, laughing. when he leaves' Wilmot in about 2 Wilmot, 75, is a volunteer in the The audience will then have a years. There the monkeys are FR O tn S 11 astronauts — Neil Armstrong, Michael Coliins and ___ , Capuchin Monkey Project, part of chance to get to know Tuck and see taught to do various tasks, such as Buzz Aldrin — upon their return from their historic trip ; the Simian Aides for the Disabled what a typical day is like for him. opening a refrigerator, in response Wann CoW StaMonMy W -' A w * 'i """ to the Moon. The Moon has fascinated humans for ■ program. The project, which is Gad in a red-knit diaper on to a laser beam that quadriplegics ______/ V i / •I'm - A. , I I VV.. iII m -i III. , based at the Boston University • f t H , - A .... III. centuries. Calendars noting the position of the Moon Sunday, Tuck took center stage in can hold in their mouths. I School of Medicine, trains Capu- Yamaguchi believes the follow­ have been found at Angkor Wat in Cambodia built in the living room, where his large , chin monkeys to do simple tasks, cage is located. up will draw another emotional the late 700s, at Stonehenge built around 1900 B.C. in ■ making them, in effect, the arms Tuck, who is a little more than 2 responses from the Japanese England, and at the temples of Abu Simbel in Egypt, and legs of quadriplegics. years old, let it be known that he has audience. Hot, sticky weather Phase I of the project is the dating back to 2700 B.C. the run of the house, jumping from , placement of monkeys into foster chair to chair and table to table. He “ For us, in our culture, it would DO YO U KNOW - Which of the Jhree Apollo 11 • homes to learn social skills. Wilmot danced, and he did an occasional be very hard — maybe we couldn’t grips much of U.S. astronauts did N O T set foot on the Moon on their trip? . is one of 200 people in the United 360-degree flip. He settled down do it — to give all your energy and J States since the project began in momentarily to take a bottle. Up time for two or three years to an THURSDAY’S ANSWER — Johannes Qutenbsrg devel­ ] 1977 to become a foster parent. again, however, he proceeded to animal and know you have to give By The Associated Press day destroyed as many as 10 oped movable type. . "Go. Yon, Sun, knee. Ichi — Hi" peer down the lens of the camera him up,” she said. “ But Americans are like this I find consistently. houses and damaged about 300 as 7-24-37 > Knowledge Unlimited, Inc. 1967 1 were the words from director while wrapping his tail around the Hot, sticky weather kept a grip torrential rains from a fierce I Akihiro Shibata, which started the cameraman’s arm. Whether they are religious or not, over much of the nation today ; camera roiling. Translated, that they are raised to believe just summer storm turned streets into A Newipapw In Edncetlon Program “ He's up to monkeyshines” said while Minnesota and Florida ■ means, "Five, four, three, two, one, Lyndon, Wilmot's son. because they are here, they should rivers and paralysed much of the Sponioradby give something.” « residents assessed damage from metropolitan area. ! - go. HDralO photo by Bonnolt The Manchester Herald ; Surprisingly, the film will not be tornadoes and wild thunder­ No fatalities or serious injuries ACCORDING TO Yamaguchi, Wilmot said she is proud to have storms that dumped up to a foot of used as a documentary. Instead, it Wilmot was recommended by Wil­ been chosen for the filming. A Japanese television crew films were reported from the Thursday will be aired by Nippon TV to about home in Coventry. Wilmot’s son, rain in some areas. night storm, but damage was lard to do the feature. “ She said "This is a good, cause. It needs Friar Tuck, a Capuchin monkey, In the Minneapolis suburb of 20 million viewers in August, during Dorothy was friendly and answered every bit of exposure and help it can Lyndon, watches from an armchair. estimated at $5 million, officials Saturday prime time. The story will Maple Grove, a tornado Thurs- said. Almanac questions well.” get,” she said. during a visit to Dorothy Wilmot’s Up to 11 inches of rain fell overnight at Minneapolis-St. Weather Trivia Paul, and 12 inches was reported Today’s weather picture was drawn by Michael Shannon, 10, July 24, 1987 at Lake Minnetonka. Six to 8 feet TODAYS TRIVIA: What was pilot Ame­ Wfi.it w .r. tt»- wor'.f cJi-.itti tA-inch bituminous CONNECTICUT WEATHER several months and motorists will Pleasant Street to West Center Brooklyn Park, Minn., and TODAYS HISTORY: On this day In to the end of the street, Ludlow concrete surface on six roads. They 1943, Allied air forces began concen­ TODAYS BARM be asked to avoid using the roads or Street, Walker Street, Oak Street baseball-sized hail pelted Olivia. Road from Garth Road to Mountain are Bigelow Street from Main trated bombing of Hamburg, RY PHIL PASTORET. parking cars along them while from Spruce Street to Clinton Thunderstorms also produced Central, Eastern Interior, Southwest Interior: Road, Mountain Road from Ludlow Street to 694 Bigelow, Florence Germany. Soma pm pla are like cars with dead work is in progress. Street, Broad Street from a tornado that touched down at Road to Ferguson Road, Ferguson Street, Campfield Road from West- Tonight, muggy and hazy. Low arounfi 70, Saturday, batteries' — useless until someone Chambers Street to Woodland Lake City, in northern Florida, TODAYS WRTIWAYS: Ambrose jump-starts their minds. On six roads, the surface will be Road from Mountain Road to wood Street to Summer Street, Otis partly sunny, continued hot and humid. A 30 pefeent Street, and Main Street from causing extensive damage to a Bierce (1842); Amelia Earhart (1898); ground down before a new layer of Porter Street, Comstock Road, Oak Street, Devon Drive, and Deepwood Woodland Street to William Street. chance of an afternoon thunderstorm. H l| !h 90 to 95. John O. MacDonald (1916); Alexander The biggest problem with the IsatM of blacktop is put on them. Keith Street from Ginton Street to Drive from Devon Drive to Crest- mobile home park. The cutting on those roads will be Cohen (1920); Billy Taylor (1921) energy conservation Is that It produces Chapman, highway superintend­ Autumn Street, Arvine Road, wood Drive. Widely scattered showers and West Coastal, East Coastal: Tonight, continued done from Monday to Aug. 1 and so much energy conversation. ent, said today that the town will Lenox Street, Lydall Street from Four roads in outlying sections of thunderstorms stretched from muggy and hazy with patchy fog. Low 70 to 75. TODAYS QUOTE: "Prejudice: a va­ resurfacing with I'/i inches of avoid any long delays between the Parker Street to Vernon Street, Manchester will get a second south-central New Mexico to grant opinion without visible means of TODAYS TRIVIA ANSWERS: (c) Ame­ bituminous concrete will begin Saturday, hazy sunshine, hot and humid. A 30 percent time the road surfaces are cut down Birch Street from Cottage Street to coating of chip seal, a less expen­ eastern Colorado today. suppori" — Ambrose Bierce. lia Earhart was attempting a sdo fllghl Aug. 3, according to a schedule its dead end, Bissell Street from Thunderstorms Thursday night chance of an afternoon thunderstorm. High again 85 to around the world when she disap­ and the time when the new sive type of paving material. A first TODAYS MOON: Day be­ released by Chapman. Spruce Street east to the end, Maple resulted in flash flooding over 90. peared in 1937. pavement is layed. coat was applied last year. fore new moon. ® INT, NKWSPAPXH BNTraPRBB ASSN. From Aug. 1 to Aug. 21, a I'/i-inch Street from Spruce Street to Clinton The street are Hillstown Road southwest Arkansas. n Residents complained last year Street, Park Street from St. James from 384 to the town line, Bush Hill Skies were mostly cloudy early Northwest Hills: Tonight, partly cloudy and muggy. about having to drive over the layer of bituminous concrete will Street to Chestnut Street, Love Road, Bell Street and Villa Louisa .>/VMll-fJIIII/ today, and a few showers fell Low around 70. Saturday, partly sunny, hot and rough surfaces that remained after also be placed on the following roads; Lane, Hilliard Street from Broad Road. 111-1111(1 III•:.*iiiii-ii'i i.- across the Pacific Northwest and humid. A 40 percent chance of thunderstorms. High the cutting operation. He also said Street to Main Street, Tower Road, Astrograph that the town will avoid cutting all Residents and business owners New England. around 90. Denver Road, Bretton Road, Kennedy Road from Hamilton along the roads will be given 12 the way to the road base. That will Conway Road from Denver to Drive to Woodstock Drive. hours’ notice before work starts, cut down on the amount of dust that Constance, Crosby Road, Green will be stirred up. Chaprhan said. The schedule may Manor Road, Lyme Road. Sautters The work on those streets will be have to modified because of the tive atttude toward your work today. If • '*>5 The six streets to be cut down are Road. Transit Street, Weaver done by a private contractor. you Inflate tha size of your task, you may . weather. ^ r t h d a y Ignore It.. CAPRICORN (Dad. 22-Jan. 19) Be cau­ First Impressions not good tious In business today. Don't kid your­ PEOPLE Saturday, July 25,1887 self Into believing others will be looking In the year ahead, you will make depar­ out tor anything other than their own tures from your previous patterns and survival. Broken promise miere in Cleveland of “Superman make Important changes In your basic AQUARRJS (Jan. 20-Pab. 19) Evwi H lifestyle. These altaratlons will provide IV: The Quest for Peace.” you are not hi completa accord with Firm evalutes Coventry building dept. Actor Michael Caine has lost you with more fun and contentment. About 900 people bought tickets your mate today, make It a point to sup­ H«rald photo by Pinto his attempt to have a California LEO (July 23-Aug. 22) H’s best not to port him (K her In front ot others, or It for Thursday night’s opening, By Jacqueline Bennett At that time, Willnauer also jumped from about 15 to 50. court hear his lawsuit accusing boast about things today that you have could prove embarrassing. and septic systems to a sanitarian. which was a fund-raiser for a yet to accomplish. Do what you intend Cool drinks, hot days Herald Correspondent asked for more help. He warned Thompson, however, recom­ French film producers of break­ PISCES (Pab. 20 March 20) Instead ol Thompson also recommended group seeking to build a Super­ to do, and let the results speak lor you. imposing your ideas on co-workers to­ that inspections were being com­ mended that a reorganization of the ing a promise to give him a hiring an assistant building man statue in Cleveland in time Major changes are ahead for Leos In day, Invite their views and opinions. It's Terry and Pat Cunningham of 24 Carpenter Road try to COVENTRY — A report on promised because of overwork and department is needed. He said the leading role in the movie “ The inspector. for the 50th anniverary next year the coming year. Send for your Astro- p r ^ b le lhair thoughts may compli­ beat the heat wave Thursday afternoon with a cool drink. organization and staifing of the understaffing. Alwyn Broderson, additional inspections resulting Name of the Rose.” Graph predictions today. Mail $1 to As­ town building department done by of the comic book character’s ment yourt. forrher assistant building inspec­ from the sewer system, combined The council withheld action until The state Supreme Court re­ tro-Graph, c/o this newspaper, P.O. ARMS (March 21-AprH IS) If you are The couple relaxes during a break in golf at the 9th hole an outside evaluation firm was its next meeting, when it will creation. tor, supported Willnauer’s with a sharp rise in new housing fused Thursday to reinstate Box 91428, Cleveland. OH 44101-3428. not financially disciplined today, you are of the Manchester Country Club. presented to the Town Council statements. discuss changes in job descriptions Jerry Siegel and Joe Shuster Be sure to state your zodiac sign. starts, which numbered 90 this Caine’s suit against Films Ari- likely to make serious dents In your Monday night. In recent months, controversy and salary. It is likely, members were students at Cleveland’s V n o o (Aug. 83-Sapt. 22) One who ex­ budget. What you waste rtow you may year, had burdened the depart­ ane, which produced the 1985 film “ Our first impressions were not has surrounded the building depart­ said, that Gilbert Sass, hired Glenville High School when they pounds his ideas In a bold, dramatic really need later. ment. He noted it had lost a in Europe. fashion may make you feel a bit Inferior good im pressions,” John W. ment as council members and long-time secretary, and the new recently as a part-time sewer created Superman. TAURUSL(AprH StHHay 20) In order to A lower-court judge in Los today. Analyzing the speaker's words Mall developers mum Thompson of Thompson Asso­ ■Town Manager Harold Hodge ques­ secretary is still being trained. inspector, would be upgraded to a About 300 people paid $250 rid yourself of a problem today, you may Angeles had ruled that he had no will debunk this Illusion. handle it in a manner that won't resolva ciates, Manchester, told the council tioned time accountability within “ This is a key position because full-time sanitarian. He works apiece to have dinner with Neill jurisdiction over the French LIBRA (8epL 23-Ocl. 23) It may prove your dilemma, but merely put It out ot at a meeting at the Town Office the department. the officials are often out in the under Health Director Robert and Alyn and hear the Ohio unwise to enter Into a joint venture to­ company, and an appeals court sight. on Jordan Marsh deal Building. “ Morale was very poor. Willnauer, who was hurt on the field," said Thompson. Bowen. Chamber Orchestra perform day where you are in a minority posi­ OEMHH (May 21-June 20) People with Articles about problems within the had upheld that decision. job in March, is currently out on The town’s building official also John Williams* Grammy award­ tion. Don't be a participant It the roles whom you'll associate today will not be Bv John Kirch department were posted on the door “ What you’re telling us then is Caine said company officials aren't equal. Filene’s denied such reports. Workman's Compensation. Broder­ acts as town sanitarian. Thompson that our staffing is adequate. We winning “ Suite from Superman.” Impressed by tall tales. T h ^ will sit up and Andrew J. Davis and in the office. We were con­ son, 77, who took on the full advised separating those jobs, visiting Los Angeles offered him SCORPIO (Oel. 24-Nov. 22) Underrat­ and take notice, however. If you are "As of right now, there have been just need to reshuffle,” noted Christopher Reeve, who has Herald Reporters cerned we were becoming involved responsibility of the department in reassigning inspections of wells the part of William of Basker- ing your competition today could have forthright. plans for stores in Hanover, Massa­ councilman Phillip Bouchard. starred in the past four Superman undesirable consequences. Realistical­ in a personnel matter.” Willnauer’s absence, resigned in ville, eventually played by Sean CANCER (June 21-JtHy 22) Avoid ac­ The developers of the proposed chusetts, Poughkeepsie, New York, movies, did not attend. ly size up the caliber of those with whom quaintances today who are high rollers, The evaluation is part of an June. He said he was harassed by Connery. you joust. Mail at Buckland Hills are negotiat- and the Berkshires,” said a Fi­ overall study of the Town Office town officials who pressured him to MICHAEL CAINE MICHAEL JACKSON or you may tael compelled to spend be­ lene’s official who requested ano­ The actor said he agreed to lose SA0ITTARIU8 (Nov. 23-Dec. 21) It's vi­ yond your means just to keep up with , ing with several large retail stores Building being conducted by the meet unrealistic goals. He is now 20 pounds and passed up other . . . loses lawsuit ’ . . . album coming out Best experience yet tally important that you maintain a posi­ the crowd. ' and hope to have agreements soon, nymity. “ Nothing’s been released. town. However, building official working as a part-time building roles to prepare for the part, for a company spokeswoman said They’re the only stores we have John Willnauer called for an Siedah Garrett, is due in record inspector in Bolton. which he thought he was to be Nanette Davis-Ferrall, a para­ Thursday afternoon. planned.” outside evaluation of his depart­ stores Monday. The album, Sid won’t sing Former Manchester building of­ paid $1.5 million and 10 percent of plegic who managed to walk However, Jane Majzan of the ment months ago to determine how “ Bad,” will be released Aug. 31. If one or any of those retailers ficial Frank Conti has stepped in to the gross. Comedian Sid Caesar will make again with the help of a revolu­ Current Quotations Homart Development Corp. said it to clear up a backlog of work and handle the department. According Top-rated Los Angeles stations move into the proposed 785,000- Ariane denied it had a contract his Metropolitan Opera debut this tionary computeir-controlled de­ was too difficult to say how close to streamline an increasing workload to Hodge, the backlog is being KIIS AM and FM received about square-foot regional shopping cen­ with Caine. season, but not singing. vice, says she is having te r best agreements the company is or resulting from a building boom and cleared up and the number of 50 calls per four-hour shift since ter, it would introduce new stores to “ Foreign businesses should Caesar will play Frosch the experience yet — motherhood. “He is a real American hero, a whether agreements will actually the Manchester area. It would also the new sewer system. inspections done weekly has first broadcasting the single at 10 president, of the California go through. know that they cannot come into jailer, a speaking part known for Mrs. Davis-Ferrall, 27, and te r hero in the finest traditions set increase competition for Connecti­ p.m. Tuesday and is playing it 10 Nurses’ Assdeiation, after the The stores included in the negoti­ California for economic pur­ its comic possibilities, in Johann husband, Gregory Ferridl, 30, forth by our founding fathers. He cut’s major retailers. times a day, music director Jack Occupational Safety and Health ations are Jordan Marsh and poses, ipjure Californians here, Strauss’ “ Die Fledermaus” . for showed off their 3-day-old son, Sliver said Thursday. reveres and follows the Constitu­ Administration said it would start Filene's, both of Boston, and Currently, G. Fox and Co.. f''TILE BONANZA MONTH OF JULYV, and escape unscathed,” Caine’s eight performances in De­ Zach, to reporters at St. Elizabeth tion of the United States.” — Sen. Sage-Alien & Co., .Steigers, D&L Licia Torres, music director for enforcing as law what previously Macy’s of New York. lawyer, Robert Chapman, said in cember, the Met said Thursday. Medical Center in Dayton, Ohio, Venture Corp. and Sears, Roebuck KJLH, an urban contemporary Daniel K. Inouye, D-Hawaii, after were voluntary guidelines for “ We're really discussing it with a seeking state Supreme Court Caesar was in a musical revue, on Thursday. , & Co. have all made commitments station in Los Angeles, said “ I Secretary of State George P. protecting health workers from number of retailers,” Majzan said. TORRE TILE lINPORTS review. “ Make Mine Manhattan,” in 1949, She said they nicknamed him to the Mall at Buckland Hills. Can’t Stop Loving You’ ’ may Shultz said he had vigorously AIDS. " I don't see how you can say one is which led to his TV stardom in “ Turtle” because “te leys oh his opiKised deception among the closer than the other.” The mall would be built between have a short life on the top charts. “ Your Show of Shows” in the stomach and puts liis .tend up, DISTRIBUTORS. INC. “ I think this' song, because president’s top advisers over the Majzan denied that Homart, Slater and Buckland streets, just Playing and playing 1950s. then he puts His lip out and he policy of selling weapons to Iran which is proposing to build the mall north of Interstate 84. Company every station in the country is looks like a turtle.” COME IN AND SEE OUR NEW SHOWROOM Now playing, and playing and going to play i, it’ll have a strong to gain the release of American Lottery in northwestern Manchester, has officials, who were supposed to Mrs. Davis-Ferrall was para­ hostages. already reached an agreement with break ground in June, say they still FEATURING EXCLUSIVE DESIGNER TILES, playing on pop radio stations burnout factor,” she said. lyzed in an autdaccident the night FOR WALLS AND FLOORS, JUST ARRIVED everywhere is the first single Firsts at premiere Jordan Marsh. “ We are negotiating don’t know when construction will “ Bad” is Jackson’s first album of her high school graduation nine with them,” she said. “ But there’s begin. IMPORTED FROM AROUND THE WORLD released from Michael Jackson’s since 1982’s “ Thriller,” which “Occupational safety and Connecticut daily Noel Neill, the original Lois years ago. In 1902, she took some health programs in hospitals are nothing signed yet.” Homart is being delayed because first album in 4>A years. won eight Grammy Awards and Lane, and Kirk Alyn, the first steps with the telpof an dectrical non-existent or embryonic at Thursday: 251 Representatives from Jordan it does not have a contractor to do “ I Can’t Stop Loving You,” a has sold 38.5 million copies man to play Superman in the STARTING PRICE POLIS - SERIES muscle-stimulation system deve­ best.” — Helen Miramonles, vice Marsh and Macy’s were unavaila­ grading work on the site, which is slow-to medium-tempo duet with worldwide. movies, attended the world pre­ loped at Wright State University. Play. Four: 4665 ble for comment. Officials from hilly and rocky. Heavy Duty Ceramic Tile FOR BATHROOM for Floora • Kitchen • Foyers • Many Uses WALLS - FLOORS Comics Sampler Manchester Herald NOTICE Dub to a phofle company Orror, the following listing 8X8 - 8xl2-M^«HFt U S P S 327-500 VOL. 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...t| ^ ~ Ma n c h e s t e r h e r a l d . Friday, juiv 24. imt Prosecutor still pressing for probe of state police MANCHESTER HERALD. Friday. July 24 1997 ~ s ByBv DeonDean GolemhMkIGolembeskI for fl atalA __H Crew subdues hijacker after passenger slain for a state police investigation into state and to find out the role of Mr. The Associated Press enforcement agency. day’s hearing in the Speers case, GENEVA (AP) — A gunman claims that the husband of Superior Kelly in his support of Mr. Speers agreed that under the law, immun­ GENEVA (AP) - A gunman said policenollce spokesman Jacques -ru. u Gov. William A. O’Neill re­ when Kelly suprised Connelly by identified as a Lebanese Shiite Paris. The hijacking began when lied with food, then sent the supplies Court Judge Anne Dranginis was and state police,” Connelly said. ity had to be given in court because Zwelgert. national. The source, speaking on Abbas Ali Hamadi, 28, who was WATERBURY - A dispute sponded to Connelly with his interceding to say a defense witness the gunman fired two shots into the back when they arrived, said involved ih illeifal gambling. it had been granted to Fennessy Moslem hijacked an Air Afrique The pilot, Capt. Edouard Artizzi, condition of anonymity, said Hariri arrested Jan. 26 and charged in among prosecutors over granting Connelly said if the governor oft-stated opinion that the Issues should be allowed to testify with cockpit as the plane flew over Milan Geneva Police Chief Bernard The Judge involved had been during a grand Jury investigation. Jetliner today but was overpowered said the hijacking ended when “ the was arrested by Israel on connection with the January kid­ immunity to a witness in a won’t take action, the General raised by Connelly were matters immunity. and demanded to be flown to Beirut, Ziegler. , assigned to Speers’ gambling case, Fennessy is expected to be by the crew after he killed a steward Jumped on the guy and terrorism-related charges in 1084 napping of two West Germans In gambling case has been settled, but Assembly should investigate that should be brought Public Assistant State’s Attorney Do- Lebanon, Artiszl said. The hijacker had threatened to but withdrew after being told by questioned about his testimony passenger while the plane refueled poiice arrived at the same time.” but released in May through the Beirut. Waterbury State's Attorney John Speers’ relationship with Kelly and Safety Commissioner Lester Forst menick J. Gailuzzo submitted a The pilot said he told the gunman kill the passengers If his demands Speers’ attorney that her husband before the grand Jury. in Geneva, authorities said. Security police had ringed the International Committee of the Red West Germany refused a U.S. A. Connelly refused to back down on state police. He indicated that a o r th e Criminal Justice letter from Kelly to Judge Joseph the plane would have to refuel in were not met, but he set no was the target of an investigation. grand Jury investigating the Dran­ Kelly said outside the courtroom Sources in Paris said the hijacker Jumbo Jet and had been planning to Cross and returned to Lebanon. extradition request for Mohammed his demand that someone investi­ Commission. P. Flynn stating immunity should Paris, but the gunman insisted on deadline, said police spokesman Connelly previously has critic- ginis matter already is looking into that there never was any dispute had demanded West Germany free storm it, Zweigert said. Israel radio said Hariri, from Ali Hamadi. The United States has gate state poiice and the chief O’Neill said he "will not inter­ be granted to Robert "Gus” Fen- going to Geneva, where the Jet Marcel Vaudroz. ised the relationship between Kelly’s dealing with Speers, but he between his office and Connelly the two Hamadi brothers, who are The dead passenger, who was south Lebanon, had spent three charged him with taking part in the state’s attorney. fere” in the dispute, which first nessy, of Waterbury. landed at 9:01 a.m. (2:08 a.m. The passenger was shot about Speers and state police, who the said Kelly is not a target of the over the immunity issue. He said he Jailed in connection with the 1985 shot in the heaij, was identified as years in an Israeli Jail on security 1985 hijacking of a Trans World The controversy has sprung from erupted when it was revealed Connelly objected to the immun­ EDT). three hours after the plane landed, prosecutor said used Speers as an inquiry. had spoken to Connelly about hijacking of a TWA Jetliner to Xavier Beaulieu, a French citizen, charges. Airline Jet that was flying from hearings at Waterbury Superior during earlier testimony in the ity request Wednesday and was Beirut. An official boarded the green- and the siege ended at 12:13 p.m. informant since 1969. Ah interim report of an unrelated immunity before Wednesday and according to officials in Paris. One Sources in Paris said Hariri Rome to Athens, Greece. The Jet Court, where convicted gambler Speers case that a state police angered by the letter. thought all sides had agreed. striped plane and spoke with the (6:13 a.m. EDT).‘ “ It’s obvious that the governor grand Jury investigating municipal The passengers aboard the Air of the crew was slightly injured, demanded that West Germany free was hijacked to Beirut, where the Thomas W. Speers of Wolcott and lieutenant had secretly taped two "I don’t think Justice is being hijacker, said Cyrille Bonhote, an In Beirut, a Lebanese intelli­ has to intervene, the governor has corruption was made public Tues­ Connelly, however, had a differ­ Afrique DC-10 fled out the rear of Zweigert said. Mohammed Ali Hamadi, who was gunmen shot a U.S. Navy diver and two others face professional gam­ to take the bull by the horns and meetings with Connelly. served by Mr. Kelly’s actions," the plane down an emergency chute official at Cointrin airport. gence source identified the hijacker arrested Jan. 13 when he arrived at threw his body out on the tarmac. day. It criticised the relationship ent interpretation. The Jetliner was carrying 163 The hijacker, speaking French, bling charges. determine what the conduct of the "I have discusssed this with Connelly said. after the hijacker was subdued. as Hussein Ali Mohammed Hariri, the Frankfurt airport carrying The Air Afrique flight had origi­ between Speers and state police He said he had discussed immun­ people on a flight from Rome to first demanded the plane be n . Connelly revealed Thursday that Connecticut State Police has been ' Commissioner Forst and Mr. Kelly, But in court Thursday, Kelly and '-bout 30, a Shiite Moslem Lebanese liquid explosives: and a brother. nated in Brazzaville, Congo. saving the link "clearly under­ as well," the governor said. ity with Kelly’s office, "but the Chief State’s Attorney John Kelly in tho Spoors rase ... and whether it Connelly appeared side by side and letter was quite different.” mines the integrity, reputation and Connelly’s latest demand for an nad agreed in March to hire Speers has affected la w enforcement in the agreed that Fennessy should be the effectiveness” of the law- investigation followed Wednes­ "It was extreme to say the least, ’’ given immunity. The prosecutors he said. U.S./Wor§d In Brief Gay appointee Connecti€Mt In Brief Study suggests Sessions to become FBI director calls AIDS a Professor wants to bury hatchet WASmNGTON — Federal Judge William S. Sessions has ways to combat ' President Reagan's offer to become the new director of h a v e n — Radha R.M. Narumanchi, an accounting the FBI, an administration source said today. ‘horror scene’ professor who lost his discrimination suit against Southern The source, who spoke'on condition he not be identified, said Sessions accepted the Job during a meeting today with President WASHINGTON (AP) — A homosexual geneticist M " " " teen pregnancy Reagan. who is among 13 people appointed by President Reagan By John Gustovsen An official White House announcement was expected later to a new panel that will study how to stop the spread of aiS, ?“ ilL"- The Associated Press today. AIDS said today the disease is a “ a horror scene for the I hope we can work on a zero-zero option," Narumanchi an Y The forthcoming nomination was confirmed by Sen. Lloyd gay community.” associate professor in SCSU’s School of Business Economics. HARTFORD A list of 100 steps for preventing Bentsen, a Democrat and one of the two senators from Session’s "We all have long lists of friends that we have lost,” teen-age pregnancy and combatting the problem has home state of Texas who had been pushing for his nomination. said Dr. Frank Lilly, speaking on ABC-TV’s "Good been sent to the governor and legislature. Morning America” program. Sessions’ meeting with Reagan followed discussions earlier U had claimed SCSU The plan by the.Connecticut Teen-Age Pregnancy 4 V The 13 appointees, whom Reagan introduced this morning with Attorney General Edwin Meese III. ( A i against him in tenure Prevention Council was also sent Thursday to chiefs of ■ f n Thursday at the National Institutes of Health, range promotion and disciplinary decisions. ; t ' state departments on education, poverty, children and t f. * - from Lilly, an activist homosexual, to a Roman testimony, U.S. District Judge health. .{■ f \ Y- Catholic cardinal who has denounced homosexuality Peter C. Dorsey in Hartford ruled Wednesday in favor of the i " p e report could very well affect thousands of * . as a sin. university and its administrators. Lawmakers hail Shultz as hero children and youth across this state,” said Edward t Asked Thursday if such a diverse group would be Keane, chairman of the council. WASHINGTON — Secretary of State George P. Shultz is being able to agree on an AIDS policy for the nation, Lilly The report recommends 100 steps to be taken by the hailed by many lawmakers as a hero after spelling out in blunt said, "I can only say I hope so.” Woman gets $90,000 in lockjaw suit General Assembly, executive branch, schools, reli­ detail his role in the secret fight inside the Reagan administration Speaking on ABC, Lilly said each member of the for control of U.S. foreign policy. NEW HAVEN — A diabetic woman who sued her dental gious organizations, buainsses and families to solve commission represents a different constituency, and social ills ranging from poverty to illiteracy. surgeon when she developed lockjaw after he pulled a tooth has The Iran-Contra investigators who offered that description "many of the constituencies are conservative ones.” been awarded 190,000 by a Superior Court Jury. “ Teen pregnancy takes a terrible human and dollar made clear they believe Shultz’ private conduct and public “ As far as I’m concerned, that may ultimately be a toll in our society.” said House Speaker Irving defense of the Constitution stand in clear contrast to the actions of problem,” Lilly said. “ But that very much reniains to lawfiii' that Wallingford, claimed in her 1983 Stolberg, D-New Haven, who received a copy of the Lt. Col. Oliver L. North, widely hailed as a hero after his be seen. I think that, like all groups of people, we will lawsuit that the surgeon failed to consider her diabetes when he report. get together and deliberate and let’s see what pulled an infected tooth on May 18, 1981. testimony earlier this month. "I am confident we will have the recommendations "H e is a real American hero, a hero in the finest traditions set happens.” M^*^’'ii^**"^*i**£?***’*’®’ surgeon, and his corporation, Oral and in legislation form in the next session,” he said. Reagan flew by helicopter to NIH in the Washington Maxillofacial Surgery Associates of New Haven, claimed the forth by our founding fathers,” said Sen. Daniel K. Inouye, The report also lists 31 municipalities in the state D-Hawaii. "H e reveres and follows the Constitution of the United suburb of Bethesda, Md., where he signed autographs AP photo woman was responsible for her own suffering because she failed that face very high rates of teen-age pregnancy or States.” for child victims of AIDS and visited the laboratory to monitor and control her blood and urine sugars. potentials for increasing rates.” that was the site of the first work on AZT, a drug used to -. ” week ordered the dentist and his company to pay the Tops on the list are Hartford, with 23.6 births per fight the AIDS virus. Marvin Mitchelson, lawyer for actress Joan Collins, checks on Romina 1,000 teen-agers: Sterling, with 22.7; Bridgeport 20 4- Danielson, who fainted during hertestimony inthe Los Angeles divorce in*New*Haverr F’lanagan in Superior Court Voicker to study why feds quit "One way or another, whether by breakthrough or New Havep, 17.9: and Plainfield. 16.5. steady progress, we wili beat this disease,” the trial between Collins and Peter Holm. Danielson said she was Holm's In Connecticut, 9,500 teen-agers were pregnant in WASHINGTON — Outgoing Federal Reserve Board Chairman president told an audience of about 250 at the NIH. "Passion Flower” before her eyes rolled back and she fainted on the 1985 and 293 of them were between the ages of lo and 14. Paul A. Voicker wants to find out why the government has such "What we need right now ... is a good strong dose of witness stand. Niantic carpenter wins millions Of the total pregnant teen-agers, 57 percent had J i n ' trouble recruiting and holding onto talent. common sense,” he added. “ It seems to be common abortions. Of those giving birth, 72 percent were Voicker. 59. often described as the second most-powerful man sense to recognize that when it comes to stopping the CITY, N.J. -- A 34-year-old carpenter won nearly unwed. in Washington, announced on Thursday he would serve as spread of AIDS, medicine and morality teach the same $2 million early today in a Jackpot on a progressive slot machine As a method of preventing teen-age pregnancy, the lessons.” at the Golden Nugget hotel-casino here. chairman of a private blue-ribbon panel of “nationally report stresses abstinence “ at the top," Keane said. Reagan has asked the panel, among other things, to Gary Moffitt, 34, of Niantic, Conn., won $1,960,866 at 3:30 a.m. recognized and public spirited citizens” that will probe ways of ‘Passion Flower’ scene “ But in the real world ... we want to see all options making government service more attractive. review AIDS education efforts: examine measures to on a Gold Rush multimeter link progressive slot machine available. We're not here to beat the drums.” The National Commission on the Public Service will make a stop spread of the disease: examine the needs of AIDS according to casino spokeswoman Muriel Harris. In Connecticut alone, he estimated, the cost of patients: identify areas for research: study related tworyear study of what organizers claim is a "quiet crisis” Moffitt had played for six hours with a friend, who stopped teen-age pregnancy through government Aid to legal and ethical issues, and examine policies towards playing the winning machine when it momentarily malfuncti­ Families with Dependent Children could exceed $50 affecting the morale and work product of the federal career drugs and vaccines. worthy of TV’s ‘Dynasty’ service. oned, Ms. Harris said. The friend began on another machine, and million a year. The appointment of Lilly, chairman of the genetics when the winning slot began working again, Moffitt began But he said the amount spent in the state on department at Albert Einstein Medical Center in New LOS ANGELES (AP) — In a scene worthy screaming, through the crowded Superior playing two machines and hit it big, Ms. Harris said. prevention programs is "miniscule.” York City, capped a drive by gay rights groups for of television’s ’’Dynasty,” a woman fainted 0>urt hallway on a stretcher. Issues of sexuality and unwanted pregnancy He was ‘young man filled with pain’ representation on the commission. Lilly has led AIDS in divorce court after testifying she had a Holm’s attorney, Frank Steinschriber, engender "much controversy. There’s much disagree­ education efforts at the Gay Men’s Health Crisis group sexual fling with Joan Collins’ estranged derided Mrs. Danielson, saying she "has CHICAGO — Former college basketball player Kevin Ross had husband, Peter Holm, who nicknamed her ment on thesse issues,” Keane said. the guts to return to grade school to learn to read, but was a in New York and at the National Academy of Sciences. been peddling her story all over the East Union threatens Willimantic strike But council member Stewart Wolff of the Connecti­ Gary Bauer, Reagan’s domestic policy adviser, “ Passion Flower.” Coast and London,” seeking as much as "young man filled with pain” - when arrested for barricading Romina Danielson, 23, testified Thursday WILLIMANTIC — Workers at United Social and Mental Health cut Maternal and Child Health Care Coalition of himself in a hotel room, his teacher says. denied that the president gave in to pressure on the $150,000 for it. Hartford noted that all on the council, which included homosexual issue. But Sen Gordon Humphrey, that Holm encouraged her to marry the rich Holm, a former Swedish pop music star Services will strike unless a new contract has been reached by The 28-year-old Ross, saying he had a gun, held 40 police Axel Danielson, 80, so she and Holm could Aug. 3, a union official said. representatives of the anti-abortion movement and R-N.H., accused Reagan of caving in to demands by who testified earlier Thursday, denied he those opposed to birth control, "agreed we were there officers at bay for three hours Thursday, shouting obscenities later share their wealth. Bill Myerson, spokesman for New England Health Care homosexual groups that "society accept their sexual and Mrs. Danielson had had sex. to prevent pregnancy.” and throwing furniture, clothing and other items from an practices as normal.” Mrs. Danielson said her sexual encounters Employees, District 1199, said Thursday that union negotiators [.’Absolute rubbish!” blurted Holm when He noted that if pregnancy is prevented, abortion eighth-floor balcony, police said. No weapon was found. Lilly, responding on ABC to Humphrey’s remarks, with Holm took place during the day because gave the company notice ,of their intended walkout at a Mitchelson outlined what he said was a need not be an issue. Ross was the 6-foot-9, 250-pound captain of the Creighton said: "Perhaps the least unkind thing that one could Miss Collins expected him to be at their bargaining session Wednesday night. yearlong relationship with Mrs. Danielson. Another member, Margaret Melady, said no one University basketball team in 1982 when he dropped out as a say is that is a very old-fashioned viewpoint. The gay mansion when she returned from the set of Mrs. Danielson, wearing a knit dress and "W e made some progress, but not enough,” Myerson said. ‘should feel they were not given an opportunity to senior, saying he could not read and write. community exists. ... We contribute to society. We are "Dynasty,” on which she plays the conniving leopard-skin pattern high heels, testified that Salaries for the private institution’s 100 health care Alexis Carrington Colby. express themselves. We had some very lengthy and AP ptioto The 28-year-old was released to a priest’s custody Thursday hurting in this epidemic. It’s a horror scene for the gay Holm told her it would take several years for professionals and clerical workers remain 25 percent to 30 healthy discussions about the whole subject.” night after his former reading teacher, Marva Collins, was community.” Miss Collins, 54, stood up and eyed Mrs. him to get Joint possession of property from percent below those for employees of state-operated facilities The Westport resident said she favored prevention brought to the balcony across from the room to help police with Among numerous conservatives on the panel are Danielson as the woman took the stand, then Miss Collins so he could "split” from the Myerson said. through “ getting back to emphasis on a disciplined life. Freezer break negotiations during the standoff. Cardinal John J. O’Connor of New York and Penny glared at her as she spoke. actress. Miss Collins toyed with a gold bracelet as Another bargaining session was scheduled for tonight. We must get across the notion that the first and With the temperature in the mid-90s Wednesday. Kerry Miiler Pullen, assistant GOP minority leader of the Illinois "It is obvious he loves women with money. foremost prevention is saying no to sex.” of House. Mrs. Danielson said she was having He wanted to have a child with me.” Mrs. Dubuque. Iowa, finds the ice freezer at a gas station too inviting. O’Connor, who volunteered last month to work with difficulty because it was so tense in the Danielson testified before swooning. She said Boucher named DPUC chairman Jihad threatens to kill hostages hospitalized AIDS patients, says homosexuality is a courtroom. Holm, 40, giggled and sometimes she married Danielsen at Holm’s suggestion State plans sin. He takes the church position that homosexuals laughed, drawing an admonition from the in February 1985 and has since divorced him. HARTFORD — The commissioners of the Department of BEIRUT, Lebanon — In their first authenticated statement in should prevent AIDS through sexual abstinence. Judge. Mrs. Danielson said Holm gave her the Public Utility Control have elected Peter G. Boucher as the eight months, pro-Iranian kidnappers said they will kill their Pullen pushed two AIDS bills now awaiting Illinois Ten minutes into questioning by Miss nickname "Passion Flower.” Collins’ attorney, Marvin Mitchelson, Mrs. department chairman for 1987-88, a department spokeswoman French captives unless Paris meets longstanding demands. Gov. James Thompson’s signature. One requires AIDS Still at issue in the divorce trial are the said. AIDS tests “We assert once again that our demands are clear and the testing for marriage licenses: the other requires health Danielson fainted, slumping from the validity and understanding by both parties of witness chair. The courtroom was cleared Boucher, elected Thursday, replaces John T. Downey, who has PRIVATE PARTY French government knows them perfectly well,” said Islamic officials to notify sex partners of people found to be a prenuptial agreement signed three weeks and paramedics carried the woman, by then been named a Superior Court judge, DPUC spokeswoman Toni at random Jihad in a statement issued Thursday night. "None of the carrying the AIDS virus. before the couple married on Nov. 6, 1985. Blood said. Downey is expected to be sworn in as Judge Friday captives will come out alive unless all our demands are fully Blood said. met.” Boucher, 42, was bom in Hartford and lives in Berlin. He served HARTFORD (AP) — In order to Merchandise Ads Islamic Jihad, or Islamic Holy War, has claimed responsibility as assistant corporation counsel of the City of Hartford from get a better fix on how many for kidnapping four of the six Frenchmen missing in Lebanon. In Phoenix, Dallas lead metro growth W72-1973: as counsel to the insurance commissioner of the old Connecticut people are infected Thursday’s statement, it repeated its claim to have killed one of Department of Business Regulation from 1976-1979 and has been with AIDS, the state Department of the Frenchmen last year. The body of the person it claimed to a DPUC commissioner since 1979. Health Services is planning a new have killed has not been found. WASHINGTON (AP) - Cities in the populous in the country with an Top 10 M etro Areas nation’s Sun Belt are continuing to set screening program involving the The group says it also holds two of the nine Americans missing estimated 17,967,800 residents, a gain of the population pace, with Phoenix and 1 Flanked by population | random testing of blood samples, in Lebanon, and has claimed responsibility for the slaying of one 50,000, or 2.4 percent, since the 1980 American hostage. Dallas the nation’s fastest growing census. 1906 esi. % Ciunge according to a state health official. major metropolitan areas, the Census Murder suspect nabbed in Alabama The study focuses on metropolitan RM* Chy PopUMon Since 1900 The random testing will involve Bureau reports. ENFIELD — A Suffield man has been returned to Connecticut areas, estimating the populations of 1. New York 2 % couples seeking marriage licenses, Heart trouble affects cosmonaut Phoenix grew to an estimated residents living in regions that have 17,967.800 t from Alabama to be arraigned in the slayings of two men during a blood samples from newborns, 1,900,200 people in 1986, up 25.9 percent noise roadside party in Enfield. close social and economic ties despite 2. Los Angeles 13,074,800 t 14% prison inmates, women visiting MOSCOW — A Soviet cosmonaut who has spent nearly six since the 1980 Census of 1,509,227 to lead being divided into more than one Bi^an Patterson, 18. was arrested in Alabama earlier this prenatal clinics, couples in family months in space developed a potentially serious heart problem the nation’s major communities in political Jurisdiction. 3. Chicago 8,116.100 t 2 % week and brought back to Connecticut Thursday night state growth, the bureau reported Thursday. planning programs and people and will be brought home next week, Soviet officials said today. 4. San Francisco 5.877,800 t 10% police said. He was to be arraigned in Enfield Superior Court undergoing testing at venereal The announcement came shortly after the docking today of a Close behind with a 24.7 percent In most cases, metropolitan areas today. disease clinics. three-man Soyuz TM-3 capsule with the Mir orbiting space growth over the past six years was have a central city of 50,000 people or 5. Philadelphia 5,832.600 t 3% Patterson was arrested by deputies of the Calhoun County station, where Alexander Laveikin and Yuri Romanenko have Dallas, which climbed to an estimated more, but can include several counties “ At this stage, mandatory testing nearby and often extend across state 6. Detroit 4,600,700 3% sheriff 8 department in Flort McClellan, Ala. State police said he been living since early February. 3,655,300 people, from 2,930,568 in 1980, clearly is not the answer,” Peter lines. New York, for example, includes waived extradiction and was brought back to Connecticut. ♦ Minimum 4 Lines — 7 Days Deputy Flight Director Viktor D. Blagov told a news the agency said. That moved Dallas past 7. Boston 4,055,700 t 2 % Galbraith, chief of the state’s portions of New York state. New Jersey Earlier this week, two other men were arraigned in the conference in Moscow the 35-year-old Laveikin, on his first space Houston and into eighth place among Bureau of Health Promotion, said metropolitan areas. Phoenix ranks 21st. and Connecticut. 8. Dallas 3,655.300 t 25% slayings. mission, had developed an abnormal electrocardiogram Thursday. ★ Additional Lines 500 Per Line, Per Day Other fast growing communities of 1 _ Bazzano, 18. and Andrew Patterson, 21, both of sometime during the flight. Some smaller metropolitan areas 9. Houston 3,634,300 t 17% "The IV drug user community million or more people were all located have faster rates of growth than the Suffield. were arraigned in Enfield Superior Court and were “It may be serious, it may not be serious,” Blagov said. 10. 10% already is astute enough to get ★ Classifications 71 thru 87 in the South or West. bigger communities, but to some extent iwesnuifl^Oii, lAw 3.563.000 t D6in^ h6ld on <$100,000 bond, police sdid. Their esses were around the system. If we drive Tass said earlier toiday Laveikin will be replaced at the end of They included Atlanta, up 20 percent; 1 Source: Census Bureau 1 transferred from Hartford Superior Court. the large percentage increases stem these people further underground, the six-day docking mission with one of the Soviet cosmonauts San Antonio, Texas, 19 percent; Tampa- from the smaller populations of those AP/MSie Leary Bazuno and Andrew Patterson were charged in the July 11 it won’t solve anything,” he said. ★ Merchandise Under *250 who arrived in the capsule. The capsule carried two Soviet St. Petersburg, Fla., 19 percent; San communities to begin with. S is ! Daniel Seymour, 25, of Suffield, and his friend Galbraith said blood samples cosmonauts and Syria’s first man in space. Diego, 18 percent; Sacramento, Calif., William Price, 26, of Monroe, police said. would be tested to determine more ★ Ad must contain price! 17 percent and Houston, 17 percent. Thus, between the 1980 census and Fastest Growing Metro Areas exactly how many Connecticut 1986, Naples, Fla., was the fastest The nation as a whole increased by 6.4 1 Population of 1,000,000 or more | residents are infected with the percent between 1980 and 1986. growing community, increasing by 41.2 deadly disease, acquired immune You may cancel anytime, but NO refunds Watson goes silently to death Some northern “ Rust Belt” cities that percent, from 85,971 to 121,400, in the 1948 e s t % C h a n g e Corrections chief to be named soon deficiency syndrome. were losing population in the 1970s have current estimates. cay PepuhSon Since 1940 Galbraith said all the blood will ANGOLA, La. — Willie Watson went calmly and silently to his Ocala, Fla., was second with 40 HARTFORD - Gov. William A. O’ Neill said today that in a few due to this low price... turned around, while others continue to 1. Phoenix, Aftz. 1.900.200 t 26% be collected anonymously and that death in the electric chair early today for the rape, robbery and decline, the new list shows. percent growth, followed by Fort Myers days he may announce his choice between the two top candidates and Fort Pierce, Fla., 30 percent each, for commissioner of correction. canoioates the blood will be tagged only with murder of a Tulane University nursing student. Three large metropolitan areas con­ 2. DaNas 3.655,300 t 25% information relating to racial or and Austin, Texas, and Anchorage, He was the sixth murderer executed by Louisiana since early tinued to lose population; Buffalo, N. Y., 3. A8Bnta 2,560,500 t 20% , Correction Department Director Larry ethnic background, gender, the OFFER ENDS AUGUST 31, 1987 June. Pittsburgh and (Heveland. But two Alaska, 35 percent apiece. Oriando MnSHn» ^ Director of Juvenile Correctl^ geographical location of the clinic Watson, 30, confessed that he killed Kathy Newman, 25, who others, Detroit and Milwaukee, which Overall, the Census Bureau reported 4. San Antonio. Texas 1,276,400 t 19% Orlando Martinez were recommended to the governor today bv a where the blood was drawn and the was abducted and raped before she was fatally shot in 1981. He have been losing people since 1980, that the nation’s metropolitan areas committee screening candldate>for the 5. Tampa-SL Petefsburg 1.914.300 t 19% type of setting where it was blamed the crime on his drug-addicted adolescence in tough New showed slight gains between 1985 and contain about 185 million people, 77 collected. percent of the U.S. population. reportedly the governor’s preference The Orleans housing projects. 1986, the new Census study shows. 8. San Diego 2.201,300 t 18% Here is a rundown of the largest 10 quoUng unidentified sources “ It will be designed in such a way CALL CLASSIFIED The scheduled midnight execution was delayed two hours after In the only change in the nation’s close to the selection process. that lio one need worry about the metropolitan areas with their popula­ 7. SttCfMKfllOe Cslil. 1.291.400 t 17% the U.S. Supreme Court split 4-4 in rejecting the appeal and largest 10 metropolitan areas, the tests’ results being linked to a tion estimates as of 1980: 17% Alberto ‘'i:® "“‘landing Individuals,” said Watson’s lawyers made a last-minute plea to Gov. Edwin Dallas-Fort Worth area moved up from 8. Houston 3.634.300 t Alberto Ibarguin, head of the committee. "We would feel name,” he said. ninth to eighth place, switching places New York, 17,967,800; Los Angeles, Edwards in Baton Rouge. 9 . SaN Lake City 1.041.400 t 14% Galbraith said the testing pro­ with Houston. Houston had a 1986 13,074,800; Chicago,8,116,100; SanFran- m ent/^e said**** ®***'®'^ leading the corrections depart- gram, which is expected to begin Proceedings went on hold until the governor denied the cisco, 5,877,800; Philadelphia, 5,833,600; 10. 1.847.400 t 14% reprieve and gave Watson’s lawyer time to get back to the prison population of 3,634,300. In 1985, Houston soon, would involve hundred and 643-2711 NOW- had 3,605,500. Detroit, 4,600,700; Boston, 4,065,700; hunreds of samples. to tell him he must die. Nationally, the New York metropoli­ Dailas, 3,655,300; Houston, 8,684,400, > «Mx< tan area remains far and away the mort and Washington, 3,563,000. AP M heU ary * ~ MANCHESTER HEIRALD. Friday. July 24, 1987

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MANCHESTER HERALD, Friday, July 24. 1987 — 11 Two charged after fight D O T sends

Two men were arrested Tuesday night after a light In which one man Rt. 6 plan struck the other In the lace with a two-by-four, police said. Shawn V. Armstrong, 19, of to Corps Vernon, was charged with second- degree assault and released oh a By Andrtw Yurkovsky 91,000 non-surety bond. Ronald L. ''^ 1 Montand back in Hollywood Htrold Rtporttr Kennan, 29, of 200 Center St., was charged with third-degree assault An application for filling in 60 French star returns to and released on a 9100 non-surety acres of wetlands along the pro­ bond. posed Route 6 expressway was where it ail happened Police said they responded to a submitted Thursday by the state fight at Kennan’s home about 11:45 Department of Transportation to — his romance with p.m. Monday. When they arrived, the U.S. Army Corps of Engineers, they found Kennan lying on his back a DOT spokesman said this Marilyn Monroe In the street, bleeding from his nose morning. and mouth. The Army Corps of Engineers ■■m A#:' By Bob Thomas According to police, Armstrong will determine upon evaluating the The Astocloted Press had come to visit his girtfriend at application whether a new environ­ B EVERLY HILLS, Calif. — Yves Montand that address. Police said an argu­ mental Impact statement has to be ment between Kennan and Arm­ was back at the Beveriy Hills Hotel where it all prepared for work on the wetlands, strong’s girifriend, which Arm­ Imp^ned — his legendary romance with said Christine Godfrey, a senior strong also became Involved In, Marilyn Monroe. H project manager for the Army The French star came here to do publicity resulted In Kennan punching Arm­ Corps of Engineers. strong In the face. for his new film, “ Jean de Florette, ” already a If one is needed, work on the Police said the fight moved huge hit in France. In a wide-ranging controversial highway project outside, where Armstrong picked Interview, he talked of many things, including ’ fV , could be delayed one to two years up a two-by-four and hit Kennan in tte 1985 death of his wife, the actress Simone until the statement is completed, Signoret. and co-starring with Miss Monroe in the face with It. Armstrong claimed Godfrey said. A he used the two-by-four in self Hsrald photo by Pinto H?®.. *9*® “l*t’s Mai"' Love.” his first Godfrey had not received the ? defense, police said. Hollywood film. iT - ^ 4 - application this morning but said Kennan was later taken to Sun drenched He spoke of the Monroe affair with she qnderstands it is about 300 Manchester Memorial Hospital, Vanessa Rollend, 7. of 34 Nike Circle, doesn’t appear to reluctance, explaining that It was "a secret Thursday afternoon with their friend Tracy Konopka. 4, pages long. She could not say when and a beautiful thing.” But It became public where he was treated and released, mind that her friend. Jessica Vause, 9. of 37 Nike Circle she would finish evaluating it. police said. of 46 Nike Circle. The three girls were working on their knowledge when Miss Signoret wrote a ^ u t it has her feet planted near her face, as the two sunbathe If an additional environmental in her memoirs. Both men are scheduled to tans during another day of hot and sunny weather. impact statement is not needed, the appear in Manchester Superior The Montands came here in 1959 during his permitting process for filling in the Court on Monday. concert tour of the United States. After his wetlands would begin. The process, triumphant appearance at the Huntington including hearings in which oppo­ Hartford Theater. 20th Century-Fox asked S. Windsor man nents of the highway project would him to appear opposite their hottest new star, Golf gripes involve hole shortage present their arguments, could last Marilyn Monroe. He was enthusiastic, but his held on charge as long as a year, Godfrey said. agente insisted on holding out until he was paid Continued from page I the lease prohibits the club from The proposed Route 6 express­ The club contends that no prefer­ town takeover would accomplish 5100,1X10. big money then for an unknown closing the course for tournaments way would run 11.8 miles, from foreign actor. A South Windsor man was ence is given to members. Starting much, because there would still be arrested Thursday after throwing a and other reasons more than IS times are determined by a lottery, Interstate 384 in Boiton to Wind­ V. William Ogden of 137 Branford St. too many golfers and not enough ham. Opponeiits say that the “ THE MOMENT I say yes, I think; ’But how brick at a neighbor of his girlfriend, times a year. He said the club is which both members and non­ said that it is unfair that there are golf holes. are you going to do It? You don’t speak a word police said. exceeding this number. members must submit their names environmental costs of building the more than 160 members of the club In the past, Ogden has com­ expressway are too great. of English! ’ I had to learn all of my lines by James L. Havens, 18, was to by Wednesday in order to get a Tedford told the group that the who are not Manchester residents. plained that the club was giving Information on wetlands the heart. I had no connection to my own charged with breach of peace a fter' " I f they're keeping residents from weekend starting time, officials possibility of adding nine or 18 holes language.” Montand said. ^ the incident at 271 Burnham Rpad, unfair preference to members for said. Army Corps of Engineers contends not playing, there is only one was mentioned to the Board of is n e^ed for it to make a decision “ They gave me a coach. But I don’t trust him the home of Havens' girlfriend, starting times. Since last summer, avenue — ask them to leave,” Club member John aifford of 103 Directors as far back as last year. AP photo completely 100 percent. 1 think. ‘ Why did this Karen Neale, 17. he and Hooker have been leading a Cliffside Drive said at Thursday’s were not included in an environ­ Ogden said. "The Board of Directors will actor become a coach? Something someplace According to police, Lynn Bana- petiUon drive calling for the Board meeting that members do not mental impact statement prepared Alex Plasschaert, stuntman-director of the “Miami Pickens said that the number of actively pursue this considera­ in the 1970s. At that time, the state didn’t work.’ ” AP photo , of Directors not to renew the town's receive special privileges. "Just to vige, 17, of 279 Burnham Roadcame non-resident members is going tion,” Tedford said. He said, Vice" segment of the Universal Studios Tour, climbs Montand’s insecurity coincided with Miss over to Neale's house to tell Neale lease with the country club in 1991, put into perspective the privileges was considering an extension of down, and there haven’t been any however, that there is some sensi­ Monroe’s, and they found themselves working Yves Montand, the quintessential Frenchman, smiles as he makes a point her sister had called and wanted when the current lease expires. we get, I went down to the club Interstate 84 through the site of the over bleachers near the set for the attraction in a new ones taken in over the last two tivity to construction in that area proposed expressway. closely for self-protection. during an interview in Hollywood. In town to plug his new film, “Jean de her to pick her up from work. After The petition has more than 500 Wednesday morning, and Icouldn't recent show. The live-action spectacular is staged up years. " I defy you to find many because it is a watershed area. “ She was so afraid of shooting, every an argument, Banavige walked signatures, but Pickens has been get on the course at all," said "The question we’re trying to Florette," he talked aboout his affair with Marilyn Monroe. non-residents who play,” said “ Any construction would have to be to 10 times a day in a 3,000 seat arena. moment afraid.” the actor recalled. "This is away, and was verbally abused by quoted as saying that "Anyone will Clifford. resolve is whether there is enough Pickens. compatible with the water supply,” information to iet us make a surprising. She was more a real big Havens, police said. sign a petition if it’s shoved under Town Director James Fogarty, Ogden also raised the question of he said. decision," Godfrey said. personality than a real comedian. The real Police said that Havens picked up their nose.” another subcommittee member, possible lease violations, accusing Tedford said the subcommittee suffering for her was that she wanted to be a version of Marcel Pagnol’s modern classic. movies, and became a star in Henri-Georges a brick and threw it at Banavige, Hooker said this was not the case sunimed up the main problem by The DOT’S application to the the club of discrimination in setting would examine the information dramatic actress. She knew that people in The sequel. "Manon of the Spring.” was Clouzot’s "The Wages of Fear.” who ducked under it. Havens stated with the petition, and he told saying, “ We need more golf Army Corps of Engineers has been aside times when only certain heard Thursday and then decide See the action Hollywood are very nasty and cruel. They did filmed at the same time and will be released in In 1951 Montand married Miss Signoret, and he didn't intend to hit Banavige Pickens he should apologize to course.” delayed twice. It was originally to groups can play. He also said that what to suggest to the Board of be submitted in January and was not want to consider her an actress. this country later this year. they became leading figures in the political with the brick, police said. those who had signed it. Foifarty said he didn’t think a Directors. then delayed to June. “ We helped each other. I knew she was "Simone talked me into it,” admitted the and artistic ferment of postwar France. 'Their Havens was held on 91,000 cash Mark Alexander, DOT transpor­ afraid. I told her once in my very poor 65-year-old Montand, who was reluctant to radicalism caused them to be barred from the bond. He was scheduled for ar­ tation director, was unable to English; ‘It is not the director, not the camera play an elderly person. “ She said 10 years United States during the McCarthy era. In 1959 raignment this morning in Man­ of ‘Miami Vice’ Heat Index T ab le man that don’t do their work well; you are before I would have been too young to play the they were granted visas, and he made the chester Superior Court. provide details this morning how Heat wave the DOT pians to create new afraid.’ She realized that I had discovered one role, 10 years later I would be too old because I concert tour that led to Hollywood. wetlands to replace those that will part of her real secret. Not Arthur Miller or wouldn’t have the energy.” |8S^ at 55% humidity faels like 89’= learned how to do stunts, how to Hartford man hurt be destroyed by the proposed Universal Studios even (Joe) DIMaggio could find that, because MONTAND’S SECOND American movie do a high fall, how to use a RELATIVE HUMIDITY (%) V ~ continues expressway. Those plans are a part shows off stunts and to them she was a wonderful actress.” BERRI TRICKED HIM into testing in the was "Sanctuary,” based on William in motorcycle skid of the new application submitted to Russian catapult, which throws role of O s a r Soubeyran to help an actor in Faulkner’s steamy novel. Hollywood was still 30 35 40 45 50 55 60 65 70 75 Continued from page I the Army Corps of Engineers. special effects Crockett and Tubbs out of the WHEN TH EY FIRST studied together, another role. After Montand saw himself as an in the grip of self-censorship, and he recalled A Hartford man was injured mine car. Then we spent weeks nothing romantic happened — ” I swear on old man in the test, he agreed to undertake the that during his crucial love scene with Lee Wednesday when his motorcycle jl43 150] I I teaching them to use the jet Simone.” he said. However, the studios went role. "1 don't want to do that," Young Bv Jerry Buck skis.” Remick, he wore a shirt and pants, she was in a slipped out from under him. said. on strike for three months and Miss Signoret He was bom Yvo Livi to Italian parents in a slip and they stayed in separate beds. Weary of 113 h 18 il23 |l29 j The Associated Press Plasschaert divided his stunt­ According to Manchester police, 135]l42[|49j 85 Young said town employees rode and Miss Monroe’s love interest, the writer village near Florence. His political father fled being cast as the lover, he returned to Michael Sullivan Jr., 24, was men Into four teams; red, white, Arthur Miller, both left town. around the area Wednesday night, LOS ANGELES — The setting Italy to escape fascist rule when Montand was European films, notably with Costa-Gavras making a right turn onto New State 104 1107 h 10 j .120]I26 | l 32 l|38 144 i1 1 90 blue and green. The red and ” I couldn’t speak a word of English, so I stay c * asking people to turn off lawn­ Obituaries is a smuggler's lagoon on a 2 years old. and he grew up in the tough (“ Z,’’"State of Siege"). Road when his motorcycle skidded white teams each do four shows in my rich bungalow which looks like a gold watering devises. Caribbean island, and the action working-class district of Marseilles. He left In the middle of the nine-month filming of on anti-freeze that was spilled on 98 i l dl |104 124 1I..130, 95 per day for four to five days. The jail and I don’t go outside because I feel like an ..... f 136 The town is planning to change starts when Crockett and Tubbs school at 11 to work in a spaghetti factory, in "Jean de Florette,” Simone Signoret died of the curb. He sustained scrapes, blue team fills in when they’re imbecile.’ ’ .Montand said. "And she was here one of the pumps at the Highland race in on a Scarab speedboat. waterfront bars and on the docks before cancer. After a brief absence, Montand 91 i 93 I 95 96i 98 h 00 1102 106 1091 113 117 off and the green team is an and we worked together, etc., etc., etc. But I bruises and abrasions, police said. 122 Street station, and is looking for a becoming a hairdresser in his sister’s beauty returned to the location near Cuges-les-Pins I The action races for 15 min­ alternate. don’t want to talk about that.” Catherine G. ObedzinskI shop. Sullivan was taken to Manchester portable gasoline engine pump to utes: gun battles, explosions, and completed his role. He is still recovering Memorial Hospital, where he was 85 ! 86 j 87 881 89 I 90 I 91 93 i 95 97 99 So far. the show has had only In "Jean de Florette.” Montand presents a 102 105 help. Young said. The funeral for Catherine G. fireworks, spectacular stunts, a Enamored with American movies, he began from his loss. treated and released. one mishap. One of the stuntmen different personality from the dashing figure Those who live in the affected Obedzinski, 68, of Vernon, who died runaway mine trolley, a Hover­ singing in cabarets, adapting his stage name “ When you lose someone you love like you 79 I 79 ! 811 81 I 82i 83 85 I 86| 86 87 portraying Tubbs was injured of his American films; “ My Geisha” (1962) ...... t...... t 88 89 area have been told to use water Thursday, is Sunday at 1:30 p.m. at from his mother’s call for him to come love your wife — even though your life craft. and a helicopter crash that during training while attempt­ with Shirley MacLaine; and “ On a Clear Day outdoors an alternate days: even- the Hoimes Funeral Home, 400 sends up a fireball as big as a upstairs; ” Yvo, monta! ” During the German together wasn’t always so pink and roses — 73] 74 I ,. 75| 75 I 761 76 77 1 77 ing a backflip on a trampoline. You Can See Forever” (1970) with Barbra 78 78 79 79 numbered dates for even- Main St. Burial will be at the napalm strike. occupation, he sang in Paris nightclubs, you got two solutions; either you kill yourself Plasschaert said. Streisand. He plays the aging patriarch of a Tanker numbered street addresses and convenience of the family. Calling 'The live-action spectacular, becoming the partner onstage and off with and you die, or you continue to swim until the 67 i 68 I 68 69 i 69 I 70 I 70 70 ! 70i 71 71 once-powerful family in Claude Berri’s new odd-numbered dates for odd- hours are Saturday from 3 to 5 p.m. based on exploits of Sonny Edith Piaf. After the war he branched into end. You go on." mmmm Memorial donations may be THE SHOW OPENS with numbered addresses. Crockett and Ricardo Tubbs on Crockett and Tubbs speeding AP grapNc All outdoor watering is forbidden made to the American Heart NBC’s "Miam i Vice," is the hits m ine Association, 310 Collins St., into the lagoon with guns blaz­ Chart ehows how humidity and temper­ For instance, when the thermometer from 9 p.m. to 8 a.m. The nighttime newest attraction on the Univer­ ing. The outdoor arena has bMn ban is to make it possible for the Hartford. sal Studios Tour. ature combine to produce the feeling reads 85 degrees and the humidity is 55 built to look like a seedy island pumps to refill the tanks to ensure The show, performed up to 10 port, with a wharf, a full-scale that it’s hotter that the mercury shows. percent, it feels like it’s 89 degrees. water for fire protection. in gulf times a day in a 3,000-seat arena. cargo trawler, a warehouse, ‘Down and Out’ comes to television opened to the public over the water tower and an abandoned In Memoriam Fourth of July holiday. mine shaft. Continued from page I Universal describes it as the In ioving memory of our husband, The show pits the two detec­ Hit movie becomes As in the movie, Jerry is taken most ambitious special effects tives against four smugglers. arrival in al-Ahmadi, Kuwait. Shultz: Damage ‘has been remedied’ father and grandfather, JOHN in by the Whitemans, a wealthy presentation ever designed for One stuntman acts as "direc­ an iffy sitcom on a "There are no major dry docks DEMKO, who passed away Juiy Beverly Hills couple, after he Continued from page I cover-up, 24, 1976. repeated performances. The tor.” who occasionally stops the here in Kuwait,” he said, adding ex-National Security Adviser John an interview on NBC-TV’s “ Today” new network tries to commit suicide by leaping Shultz returned to the witness gunfire is all electronic; action to set up the next that the ship's owner, the Kuwait M. Poindexter and the Casey — of program. into their swimming pool. This is " I think he was relying on chair as members of the House and Memories are treasures no one computer-controlled explosions sequence and explains what’s Oil Tanker Co., will decide whether misleading President Reagan to Sen. Paul Trible, R-Va., said accomplished over the credits so himself,” the secretary of state Senate investigating panels said can steal. are fired only after the stuntman happening. Pulsating "Miam i By Kathryn Baker it will be repaired in Kuwait or save themselves from the wreck­ Shultz testified with “ precision,” Jerry can get on with wandering replied.' “ You seem to miss the they generally believed his remar­ Death leaves a scar nothing can nearest the blast has signaled it Vice” music plays throughout The Assocloted Press age of a disastrous Iran policy they while Poindexter had difficulty around the mansion commenting moved somewhere else. point, that the president is a very kable account of strife in the top heai. is safe. the show. " It ’s a matter of considerable helped create. recalling events. on everybody’s psycho-social decisive person.” echelons of the Reagan administra­ We miss you more than words Crockett and Tubbs take after NEW YORK - If Jerry, the regret that the Bridgeton was hit, “He has a lot more credibility “Adm. Poindexter testified for problems, like a benevolent In other developments: tion. But they said they would can say. "W E CHOSE Miami Vice’ the smugglers on Jet skis. In a Zen-spouting bum from "Down but I’m not in a position to speculate than Adm. Poindexter, who even at many days and nearly 200 times ”ALF.” • Cohen returned fire at critics reserve final judgment until the We will never forget you, not ' because it’s popular, well- Hovercraft, and at one point and Out in Beveriy Hills,” were on how it will affect future tran­ this date, after the president, the said ‘I can’t recall, I don’t re­ The TV show, like the movie, who have complained about the Iran-contra hearings conclude even for a day. known. has a lot of action and escape in a trolley careening cast in an iffy situation comedy on sits,” Quainton said. vice president and everyone else member,” ’ Trible said on the same gives credit to the Rene Fauchois cost of the congressional investiga­ early next month. because It has style,” said Phil down from the mine shaft. A a new network, he’d take the Gulf-based shipping sources who says it’s arms-for-hostages, he still NBC program. "You didn’t hear Wife, Mary play “ Boudu Sauve Des Eaux” tion. " I f we’re willing to spend $100 " I think I ’ll wait until all the Hettema, who produced the new final shootout involves a helicop­ same go-with-tbe-flow attitude were in touch with the Kuwait Oil contends it was not,” Nunn said in that yesterday.” Arthur Warrington family (“Boudu Saved From Drown­ million to promote democracy in testimony is in,” said Sen. Sam show. He was production super­ ter that blasts open the water Tim Thomerson does. Tanker Co. said damage was ing” ), and a French film, Central America, I think we can Nunn, D-Ga.. “ But when you have a visor for the opening and closing tower, spilling tons of water. Tlie, “ You know, it’s all a crap shoot. minor. The sources, speaking on “ Breathless,” inspires the first spend a small fraction of that witness who says he believes in our ceremonies of the 1984 Los two finally shoot down the It’s Hollywood and it’s another condition of anonymity, said the episode. amount to make sure that we form of government, he believes in fe^ECIAL - GERANIUMS - — 10/>14»» Angeles Olympics and for the chopper, which then crashes In a half-hour situation comedy," vessel was proceeding under its Michael Shaner gets a meaty preserve democratic principles in the Constitution and he believes in closing ceremonies of "Liberty spectacular fireball behind the Thomerion said. “ You can’t take own power and was expected to guest-starring role as Turk our own country.” the rule of law, I think most Weekend” last year. warehouse. (The helicopter is it real serious." arrive in al-Ahmadi after nightfall. Black, a nervous hood with • Shultz said the Iran-contra members are 'more inclined to "Everything on the Universal actually a mockup on a crane.) In Fox’s sitcom version of the It had been scheduled to arrive Tour is themed to music, film or hit m ovie,' Thomerson has the Elvis-impersonator tendencies, affair is unlike Watergate because believe other things he says.” brought home from Reno by around midday. television. That’s what makes us Nick Nolte role of Jerry. He was Reagan has done his best to make In a gripping day of testimony on NO A M M U N m O N is used, daughter Jenny (Eileen Seeley) The convoy ran the gantlet of unique. We’re not an ‘iron ride’ in New York recently for a guest the facts public “ and has gone in Thursday, Shultz accused two top but several blasts of fire, includ­ in a warped bid for attention. Iranian warships, missiles and park. We don’t have any rides,” appearance on “ Late Night with just the opposite direction ” of a former administration officials — 168Woodtand Woodland St. ■ 643-8474 ing the chopper crash, sent Turk comments on dinner; fighter-bombers without incident GARDENS 8am-6pm daily Hattema said. waves of heat into the stands. In David Letterman." f m ' ' until striking the mine. The other "M y mom used to make some­ It was stuntman-director Alex all, it was a crowd-pleasing Thomerson, a stand-up comic reflagged Kuwaiti vessel in the thing like this — until she lost the Plasschaert who selected the performance, although the loud and character actor, comes by convoy is the 46,730-ton Gas Prince. B L I S S ESTABLISHED 1 B S 2 NOW ONLY use of her arms.” 24-man stunt crew and put them noise caused a number of babies the laid-back, surfer-dude style It was not known who laid the through a vigorous training naturally. He’s a ’60s refugee and and small children to scream in HECTOR ELIZONDO, a well- mine, but the Revolutionary ^^Chrysanthemums course. Despite the high-tech “ Navy brat" from San Diego who fright. Guards have been planting mines in known character actor, and Anita All labelod for color - In bud & bloom fireworks, it’s the stunt work The “ Miami Vice” show repla­ got bis first acting experience in Kuwait’s shipping channels in that gives the show its pizazz. Army training films. Eventually Morris, a Tony winner for ces one based on "TheA-Tcam ,” “ Nine,” play the Whitemans, recent weeks. Pour vessels have hit “ I got the script in January a show which has been canceled. he worked hit way to performing the Soviet-made devices since May. PLANT NOW FOR EARLY COLOR large pota and it took me seven weeks of standup comedy in places like Gil roles played in the movie by Hettema said the life expec­ AP photo RichaM Dreyfuss and Bette Iran has concentrated its gulf BLACK CARPENTER ANTS FILL IN THOSE BARE SPOTS IN THE GARDEN training and rehearsai to get Hodges’ Grand-Slam Room, a CAN DAMAGE YOUR HOME 3/*9" tancy of a show on the tour was Midler. attacks on Kuwaiti shipping, claim­ everyone ready," Plasschaert about three years, although a Brooklyn bowling alley. “Down and Out" in Beverly Hills comes to television ing Kuwait backs Iraq in the nearly Bliss to the rescuel Black Carpenter Ants excavate extensive galleries said in the arena as people began Evan Richards reprises his role more popular show might last Saturday nights on Fox. The cast includes, clockwise from the movie as the Whitemans 7-year-oid Iran-Iraq war. It gener­ in wood to serve as nesting places and can seriously harm your p v SPECIAL BEDDING PLANT to fill the stands. longer. NOW HE’S A VETERAN of from loft, Anita Morris, Tim Thomerson, April Ortiz, ally has attacked Kuwaiti-bound series television from numerous overprivileged and disturbed home. They’re unsightly and unsanitary but they are no match for HOSES Other live action shows on the Mike the dog, Eileen Seeley, Hector Elizondo and Evan teen-age son. Max. shipping only after Iraqi attacks on Bliss trained technicians. Askabout our PREVENTIVE MAINTENANCE SPECIAL Jickion a Perkint PREPARATIONS STARTED Univeral Tour include a sword guest-starring stlnU and a part in Iranian oil terminals or tanker with three days of auditions at the enaemble cast of ABC’s Richards. The producers also got Mike the PLAN; it’s backed by over a century of reliability. and sorcery show based on the Dog to re-create his movie role as traffic. Dihllet, the Hollywood Palladium, critically praiaed but short-lived "Conan” movies, an animal Matisse for the TV version. “ The mine blasted an under­ Pertuliea, where 325 people showed up. law-firm comedy ’ ’The debut of the show. The producers PHONE: 649.9240 actors show, the cowboy stunt life — and still make it funny with Mike, a black and white border water hole in the Bridgeton in Pehmlis, :$^99 Plasschaert picked 125 for addi­ show and the Screen 'Test Associates.” are using a later, smoother some little pathos to pull it off.” collie-mix, is the supposedly compartment no. l on the port iMpalIsm, tional tryouts that included Theater, in which members “ Down and Out” makes iu episode for the premiere. THE PLOT LINE is a staple of side,’’ one shipping source re­ working on circus equipment, debut Saturday, completing neurotic pooch who is really Blueberrlei. GurraiMs, Oeosabirrlis from the audience act out roies “ It’s difficult to come up with comedy, the stranger in a strange smarter than everybody else In ported. "Only that compartment Mirlialds, VsialsMe PlaMs high falls, and riding Jet skis. He for a video camera. Future Fox’s schedule for the evening. good stuff every week,” Thomer­ land. The show is strictly tir ^ , took on water which did not finally selected 24 men, with a Thomerson was being espe- the wacky household. He easily BUSS shows will be based on “ E.’T. — son said. “ But I think you can garden-variety sitcom fare. The steals the lightweight sitcom constitute major damage.’’ waiting list of 57. dnlly philosophical due to the The Extraterrestrial,’’ "Back to come with good stuff about people characters hate potential, but the from the humans, handling any vThe sources said the convoy EXTERMiNXiOBS LANDSCAPING SPECIALS “ I put them through basic difficulUea of cast changes and the Future” and the San Fran­ studies — you know, what people writing needs sprucing up. The material with aplomb, even when etopped for only a few minutesafter Burning Bush — Rhododandrons — Azalea — training,” he said. "They shaky direction that delayed the THE OLDEST AND LARGEST IN CONN. $1095 cisco earthquake. do and what they go through in second episode is lame. playing straight man, er, dog. mine^ exploded. SEroadlnfljJuni^^ Yellow Kerria ----MANCHESTER HERALD. Friday. July 24. 1917

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For more infoiSaSc^",1 Psychics from all over New England will be vintage, inciuding sioops, schooners, ketches and other Utchfield Hills is the setting for a variety of Saturday and Sunday sponsored by the Sharon children 5 to 15, with kids under 5 free. For more featured, and vendors of books, crystals and music summer festivities. In Sharon, the focus of interest The Northeast Audubon Center ciassic boats. The festivities wiii be accompanied by a information, call 572-0711. • Fresh Baked Blue fishw/Marinara Sauce ... •6.95 sanctuary in Sharon. The w Ldisplay their wares. Throughout the day, there Dixieiand band. Early birds can perch on the docks in the • BBQ Spare Ribs...... *8.50 estiral ^ ^ n $ at 9; 30 a.m. and continues until S will be workshops and psychic readings. There is • Baked Stuffed Scailops...... *7.95 o '? l®’^® Admission is $4 for those 12 years no admission charge, but appointments are for children 5 to ll. with kids under 5 necessary for the readings. For more informaUon • Chicken Cordon B leu ...... •7.95 t®® JT®/ Information, call 364-0520 call 767-1354. ' • Veal Piccatta...... ^7.95 The Goshen Fairgrounds wiH host the «'»• feature a LA STRADA Restaurant championship horse show. The fair begins today Irish eyes shining 471 Hartford Road 643*6165 Saturday from 8 a m. to Freeloading card cronie gets dealt out ______Moa.-SaL 5:19-19 / Saa. 'Ul 9 9 p.m. and Sunday from 8 a m. to 8 p.m. The horse Irish eyes will be shining at the Greater Hartford show begins at 9 a m. Saturday and Sunday Irish Festival beginning tonight from 6 to 11 on the DEAR grounds of the Irish American Home, Commerce be justified to "reorganize”—and I always introduce myself as Antique steam and gas engines will be on view and ABBY: I love to deal her out. a country auction will test your bidding skills. Street, Glastonbury. The festivities continue play the card "Mrs. Smith." I’m 43, mother of Admission is $2 for adults on Friday. $2.50 on throughout the weekend; Saturday from 1 to II game Pan. In five, a professional person with T H E H o m e st e a d p.m. and Sunday with a mass at noon and our game, one of DEAR ABBY: My very good more life experience than any three admitted free. the eight play­ Dear Abb^^ freind (I'll call her Terry) just of them put together. Yet they’re A fine dining experience with a country antique flair. X, entertainment from 1 to 8 p.m. Music and comedy, found out that she is expecting The Goshen Fairground} as well as more contemporary sounds by the ers has turned always Dr. X or Mr. X I find it are located at Routes 63 and 4 in Goshen. out to be a free­ Abigail Van Buren twins. She gave me a baby shower disrespectful and an unwarranted Savage Brothers Band, will be featured. Miss Irish loader. The last last year, so now I'm going to have familiarity. I’m sure every self- LOBSTER WEEKEND Festival will be crowned tonight at 8. Exhibits eight times one for her. respecting woman has at some time For nature lovers food, and games will add to the celebration 'HekeU when it was her Do you think I should mention on resented this condescension. are $5, senior citizens, $4. For more information, turn to host, she the invitations that Terry is expect­ What is a firm but polite response at The Homestead The Department of Environmental Protection call 644-9572 or 289-5705. w a s e ith e r ing twins? It will mean that the to nip this habit jn the bud? guests will have to buy two gifts invites you to erdoy the outdoors through a "sick," or her husband was “enter­ always quoting you. they said. MRS. SMITH, weekend of camping and discovery. From lo a m instead of one, which may make it VANCOUVER, B.C. taining a relative," or her maid “Write to Dear Abby and see what kind of expensive for those who are Super Surf & Turf on Saturday t® 2 p m. Sunday, you'll learn about the Not for relics only missed coming this week and her she has to say.” So I am writing. on a rather tight budget. DEAR MRS. SMIHf: I recom­ house was a mess. However, she mend that you firmly, but politely, environm®nt and have a chance to see the outdoors Should I stay with the group and DOUBLE TROUBLE (T-Bone Steak and Adults cost $20, kids 6-15, $15 and children under5 Coventry will hold an antiques festival on has not missed a game in a year! ignore this woman's faults, or drop ask the offending young twerps, Whole Maine Lobster) are free. The cost Includes meals, lodging, and ’ Saturday, featuring 200 exhibitors. The Hale Now she says her hands hurt out and try to organize another DEAR DOUBLE: Of course you doctors, lawyers, receptionists, Antiques Festival will be held at the Hale (arthritis) so she can't shuffle the game without her? The other should mention the double blessing etc. to address you as “Mrs. choices of workshops and programs. For more in your invitations. Obviously it will information, call 566-3489. Homestead from 10a.m. to 5 p.m. Admission is cards, but she has no trouble women said they would all go along Smith.” And should they fall back $2.50. For more information, call 247-8996. reaching for the chips or reaching with your decision. mean bringing two gifts instead of into their old first-name habits, Twin Lobsters for the cards. E G. IN L A one. but everyone knows that one firmly but politely repeat the A tisket Fleas for sale Abby, you once wrote: "Nobody pair of booties will not cover four request. can take advantage of you without DEAR E.G.: Freeloading is little feet. Hay, everybody your permission." To get Abby's booklet. “How to n 6.95 a tasket Old Avon Village In Avon is the site for a flea inexcusable, but arthritic hands DEAR ABBY: Here's a beef I Write Letters For All Occasions,” market on Saturday from 10 a.m. to 5 p.m. The The other women in our group are can be painful, so give the offending don't recall seeing in your column: A haying contest will be re-created at Old just as fed up with this woman as I send a check or money order for Sturbridge Village in Sturbridge, Mass., on woman a break. Confront her and Why does every young twit in a Susi Nuss of Bolton, am , but nobody has the nerve to call state your complaint, and if she $2.50 and a long, stamped (39 Single Lobster w illb e fo a fo re r® " " " " ’*""®''*^^^ Saturday at 11 a.m. Other fesUvltles are scheduled. medical/legal office, from the cents). self-addressed envelope to; left photo, and Carol her on it. I told the others that I was doesn't have the game at her house doctor/lawyer down to the recep­ For more information, call 617-347-3362. going to drop out. So since I am Dear Abby, Letter Booklet, P.O. (I'A lb.) Lasnier of Hebron, in the very near future, you would tionist. call me by my first name? Box 447, Mount Morris 111. 61054. right photo, work on Wade In the water « baskets. Below, Nuss Want to see my etchings? 12.95 prepares ash splints Mill River nature walk takes you through Blood proteins make a complex subject for basket-making. streams in search of fish, aquatic insects, crayfish 'TOe pr®ces8 of creating etchings, wood carvings 50 Higgins Highway (Rte. 31) The two will be at the and other stream life on Saturday at 10 a m ‘i* ^® ®^ ® talk Walkers will meet at the Sleeping Giant on Mt. at the Wadsworth Athenbum in Hartford on DEAR DR. Wethersfield Histori­ blood proteins are separated, iden­ analysis using complex tests. Mansfield ■ 456-!2240 Th« Hom«stejid« .Hh' Carmel Avenue. 'Take Interstate 91 South to exit 10 Sati^day at 11 a.m. Jim Lee, assistant professor at GOTT: There tified and quantitated. cal Society’s annual At the end of the ramp, turn right. Follow signs to the Hartford Art School, will talk about how prints was«4ao much Human blood usually contains DEAR DR. GOTT: basket day Sunday 7 the Sleeping Giant. Wear Shorts and sneakers. are made. Admission is free. Use the Avery Street prolan in by five major forms of protein: At age 6 months, my daughter, on the grounds of On Sunday at 10 a.m., the nature walk is at Lake entrance. ' blood so I was Dr. Gott albumin, alpha-1 globulin, alpha-2 now 2, became very light-sensitive. ^ircl(^t. ^nn told to have a globulin, beta globulin and gamma Hurlbut-Dunham Wintergreeh. MpOt in the parking area on Main film " »*’/i'® will present a classic Most days she will not open her eyes film, Lolita, at 8 p.m. And on Sunday, the bone marrow Peter Gott, M.D. globulin. These proteins can be in the morning. When we go outside Best' Italian 1984*86 House from 1 to 5 1*1®®-^® ff®***^*® near Wintergreen Avenue, one test. It was OK. further divided into classes by she buries her face against me so Voted Connectlcul Nagosine mile north of the main entrance to West Rock museum will feature a concert by Aston Magna at 3 What does ex­ p.m. Admission is Ridge State Park. p.m., with a repeat showing of "Lolita" at 8 p.m more sophisticated tests, yielding she won't have to look. Her eyelids free. cess protein the forms called immunoglobulins: are swollen (not crusty). and if you Preienit A New DivertifUd Menu For more information, call 789-7498. For more information, call the museum at signify? 278*2670. IgA, IgD, IgE and IgM. pry her eyes open, about 3/S Depending on the protein charac­ teaspoon of cleor liquid will run out. a Italian Cuisine • Seafood • Fowl a Steaks • Ribs a DEAR teristics of a blood sample, doctors Three specialists gave her drops, READER: Your question is decep­ tiny electrical charge, scientists can diagnose certain diseases. For which only helped temporarily. A Dining Room With A View Nerds II proves the old adage tively simple; the subject of blood can separate the various blood example, low serum albumin is What's the next step? proteins is complex. I'll try to give proteins from one another. Because often the consequence of dietary Enjoy the fresh budding colors you an overview. HARTFORD proteins vary in weight, light deficiency or liver disease. Antibo­ DEAR READER: Yourdaughter of Summer with an exquisite CliMma City — snow Whito and the The body's organs produce many proteins will migrate further than dies, the body's infection- seems to have an eye irritation, meal on the mountain. Seven Oworft (G) Fri-Sun 1, 3, 7. — •P.6-13) Sun 1:15, 3:25, 5:20, 7:20 9-2S- types of proteins that circulate in that movie sequels go nowhere Ki'Si'L7jlS’8 !5 ?,W « , heavy ones in an electrical field. neutralizing proteins, are usually such as conjunctivitis or corneal n tn"® ^ 3:25, 5:25, 7M. 9:S', the bloodstream. Each protein has This characteristic provides the included in the Ig (or gamma abrasions, that should be investi­ 1 *:10; Sot ond Sun 1:1S. 3:40, U*^* T^8op€ffnon IVj Thv OuMt fnr a specific function. By subjecting a 60 yUla Louisa Rood, Bolton, CT 646-316I i i V ' . ~ Fersonol Stn-vlce ( R) ^ Sot 1:30,3:30,5:20, basis for the medical test called globulin) fraction. Patients some­ gated by an ophthalmologist. If she By Lee Siegel she's not good enough for you," Sun 1:40,4:10, 11:30. — WItchtt of Eottwick ( Rl Frl *: M and Sun 1:30, congregation grows, the levels of should be identifi^. Your doctor to ask for the Health Report on You know the script is in trouble "Nerds H" has two mildly 12:05; Sun 12:40,2:55,5:10,7:35,9:55'. — contribute. social responsiblity and pressure when audience snickers seem in­ unsophisticated, ineffective PrI 7,9:20; Sot may choose to do this by further Menopause. OPEN EVERY NIGHT redeeming qualities. One is its rap movies. ten 1,3,5, 2,7,9:20; Sun 2,4:30, 7,9:20. 1 "Economic rational man doesn't decline, and so do the contribu­ spired mostly by a character music number. Second, it might ond Sot 1,3,4,7:30,9:30, S^SMOW CRSCl itake a vacation because its Sunday tions," he said. named Booger (Curtis Armstrong Released by Twentieth Century- — Superman IV: ihe Quest for WBST HARTFORD ;morning,” says Dr. Dennis H. serve as a vehicle to attack the Fox. Joe Roth, director and execu­ Ton*o.*£Pi tet I2:S5,1:S5,4:U. Erl teverlv Hlllt Cop ll ( R> C IN C W M IS J Sullivan published his study of a 4 2 9 -1 9 0 0 In semi-brilliant grossness), who is cliquish mentality of some of the T.'in 2 2 ' 2:55, 4:55, Frl7,9:30;Sotond Sun 2,4:15,7,9:30 — ISullivan, a professor of public University of California poll of 2,300 (Rt. 32, Mantflold) obsessed with sex, phlegm and tive producer. Rated PG-13 — 7:10, 9:30. — Summer SdiMl (PO-13) '""•fJPacf (pO) Frl7,9:30; SotondSun I BAnQAIN MATINEE m W T SHOW ONLV-t2.SO I financing at Miami University in Thoughts stylish teen-age trendoids who flock frl and Sot 12:2A 2:20,4:20,7!20,9’40, 2,4:15,7,9:30. ' CONTINUOUS MRFOmUNCES DAILY Protestant churches in the Sacra­ flatulence. Or when a member of to see it. language. Running time: 92 U T E SNOWS nW A Y ^SATURDAY 2 Oxford, Ohio. minutes. 1 1 Sun 12:20, i:20,4:20,7:21), 9 !« :- WILLIMANTIC mento, Calif., area 25 years ago. the all-hunk Alpha Beta fraternity After all, the film preaches that RoboCop ( R) Sun 12:30,2:80,5:15,7:45, U.A. The Clnemot—Summer School • The only time giving seems to be The 1963 study indicated that as the Are You a Doubter? It"? refers to the nerds as "a problem ^important to people is when they FEATURING even eggheads are cool, and that a Enter... number in a church congregation In daily life do you usually Again, the World would be better that won't go away — Just like my smart, lovely girl — Sunny (Court­ 2know things won't get done unless goes up, the dollar amount crabs." express doubt or faith? If you read if we all could learn how to believe, ney Thorne-Smith of "Lucas") — MISS HEBRON HARVEST . ^they give. When the giving group members contribute declines. the "Thoughts” each day this week to have faith. The Bible says that Peking Duck Dinner The scene is Fort Lauderdale, can fall for a guy who wears FAIR CONTEST The lifylf of the M ill •gets bigger, they give less, he said. "It's still the same today,” he Fla., where four-eyed Lewis Skol- and you said to yourself, “That's faith is a gift. It is a gift of God. It is includes choice of soup and weird-colored, ill-fitting clothes. for 16-20 year olds e mugloel taroe by Burton 6 Naion Laarttt “It's like welfare. Everybody said. "When congregation size too good to be true!” , you are a offered to everyone in this world. ■nick (Robert Carradine) again ^believes that the hungry should be a variety of appetizers "If she doesn't like who you are. or SaquBl to The Frogs of Windham reaches 100, contributions begin to doubter. You belong in Uie club of How many turn it doYvn! dons a shirt-pocket protector and }fed," he said in a telephone decline, and they fall off signifi­ emits honking laughter as his JR. MISS HARVEST "doubting Thomases". Most people The world would change for the July 29. 30. 31 A August 1 linterview. cantly again in congregationo of may belong to this club. It is easier better if all of us could develop the ' Luncheon Specials Mon.-Sat. all-nerd Lambda Lambda Lambda FAIR CONTEST 8 P.M. I But Sullivan said the individual about 400 members. than believing or having faith. It attitude of believing. We have it in fraternity tries to attend the United EMERGENCY for 8-12 year olds •rebels when he finds out everybody "In a small congregation, youare takes a little more energy to us already. Why not use it? It is Dine in or Take-out Fraternity Conference. But the evil Fire Police — Medical WlnShim High Sehiol Tiefcete • is giving and that the poor will get there and you see the end result — believe. yours from God. Use it. Start today. Alphas — blonde, bronzed beach HIDAY, SEPT. 11 «what they need whether he contrib- the minister, the youth minister, How many people have lived Think faith. Say it, "Ibelleve". You O F T H E 227 West Middle Turnpike gods — are itching for retribution ' Mwln Auditorium *6 — Adults *utes a forge sum, less or nothing. D IA L 911 ,! Hlghpgiet. v^iirfiamjc v - Ssniom es & Ovsr the work being done." since Jesus Christ came to earth will be better for it. Others yyIII after the nerds vanquished them in For application call • "Fundamentally, it's a matter of Sullivan said organizations are "catch the Spirit"! Manchester the 1984 film. In MBnehester ; .■ ; Children under 12. ^social '^nbrship, whether people preaching and teaching the ways of 537-5121 more successful when they em­ God? How many people have 6 4 ^ 4 6 0 0 sttha door) siAMeneiawtewsoMs • feel as ifjjieir contributions matter, phasize giving without discussing doubted Him and His teachings! Rev. LaYTienee S. Staplef WOK tin aSmurch of fewer than 100 the end results. How often we say, "I don't believe Sontk United Meiliodfot Chnvh It - MANCHESTER HERALD. Friday. July »4. I9t 7 -‘Wi-. MANCHESTER HERALD. Friday. July 24. 1987 — 13 Weekenders

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The Canadian Brass Will perform at Harkness Star Hght, star bright Memorial State Park on Sunday at t p.m. The Central Connecticut State University offers ' J'i' classical musicians have performed worldwide and planetarium shows in the Copemlcan Planetarium w ill entertain their park audience under the stars, and Space Science Center at the college In New, or if you prefer, tickets m aybe purchased for the ’ Britain. A childran’s show will be shown tonight at tent. Tent seaUng is $14 and $12.50; lawn seating is 7:30 and Saturday at 1:30 p.m. $0. Bring your chair or blanket. Grounds open at 0 Admission is $2.50 for adults and $1.80 for kids, p.m. for picnics and pre-concert music., Harkness under 12. is located in Waterford. From the east, take 1-95 to e x it 81. F o r m ore inform ation, ca ll 442-9199 or The observatoryisopen'tonightaiklSaturday from 9:30 to 11:30 p.m .. Adm ission la $f, o r fra e with a 444-0243. / n t'fles you to join ii» on the Mountain ticket stub from that evening’s planetarium show F or more information, call 827-7882. for Fine Italian Dining. Swing shift

Swing to the sounds of Bernie Bentley’s Fiddle around or calypso Serving Dinner Tuesday, Wednesday Dixieland Band at the Manchester Bicentennial Welling A Walach will play fiddle tunes tonight at Band Shell Sunday at 7 p.m. Admission is free. and Thrusday — 5:00-9:30 6:30 at the Pond House at Elisabeth Park in Bring chairs or blankets. Hartford. Saturday night, calypso and reggae Friday and Saturday — 5:00-10:30 performers Winston Soso and Rough Neck Band will perform at 6 p.m. For more information, call Sunday — Noon-9 Tiptoe through tulips the Office of Cultural Affairs in Hartford at "B a refo o t in the P a rk ” w ill be presented at the >22-6493. UConn N utm eg Th eatre in Storrs through Aug. l. Complete banquet facilities for Performances are at 8 p.m., with a 2 p.m. matinee W on Saturday. This delightful comedy by Neil Simon Did you hear? small or large parties and weddings. is about newlywed life. For more information, call Let the good times roll 486-3969. Oakdale Musical Th eatre in W allingford is Seats up to 300. offering s night of comedy, one-liners and Jokes. Fly back in time to the ’50s and ’60s with a.m. to 3:30 p'.m. and will re-opep at 5 You'll be treated to the deadpan comedy of‘Steven street rods and custom cars at the New p.m: each day. Admission is $5 for adults Wraight, who begins his free-flowing one-UnersSt Engiand Air Museum in Windsor Locks 9; 30 p.m. Tickets are $18.50 and are availab le at the 60 Fill a Louisa Rd., Bolton, C T • 646-3161 and $2 for children 6 to 11. The museum box office. For more information, calf 265-1501. Footloose and fancy free this weekend. About 400 different autos is located at Bradley International will participate in the car show. Vendors G et a d ifferen t look at the city as the H artford Airport. For more information, call Architecture Conservancy conducts a walking tour will sell car parts, literature, tools and 623-3305. . Ships ahoy! Tuesday Night - Italian Night memorabilia. The show runs from 10 Psychics gather In Vemjon o f H artford on Sunday. T h e group m eets on the Boats like these are gathering at Mystic Seaport Saturday morning before the parade of ships begins. The parade Weekend Specials front steps of Center Church. 675 Main St., at 1 p.m. Inner Sphere of Essex will sponsor a psychic for the seaport’s 12th annual Antique and Classic Boat begins at 2:30 p.m. and will pass under the Mystic The tour takes about two hours and focuses on the energy fair Sunday from 10 a.m. to 5 p.m. attbe Rendezvous. The seaport will show yachts of pre-1950 drawbridge at 3 p.m. Tickets are $10 for adults, $5 for history and architecture of the neighborhoods in Quality Inn on H artford Turnpike in Vernon. the city General admission is $2 and children and The hills are alive is on nature hikes, exhibits and fieid trips on vintage, including sloops, schooners, ketches and other children 5 to 15, with kids under 5 free. For more Psychics from all ov e r N ew England w ill be • Fresh Baked Blue fish w/MarInara Sauce .... »6.95 senior citizens cost $1. F o r m ore inform ation call Saturday and Sunday sponsored by the Sharon classic boats. The festivities will be accompanied by a information, call 572-0711. 525-0279. Litchfield Hills is the setting for a variety of Audubon Festival. The Northeast Audubon Center featured, end vendors of books, crystals and music Dixieland band. Early birds can perch oh the docks in the • BBQ Spare Ribs...... *8.50 summer festivities. In Sharon, the focus of interest wilLdisplay their wares. Throughout the day, there is on 700 acres of nature sanctuary in Sharon. The • Baked Stuffed Scallops...... *7.95 festival beginA at 9; 30 a.m. and continues untii 5 w iil be workshops and psychic readings. T h ere is p.m. both days. Admission is $4 for those "12 years no admission charge, but appointments are Advice • Chicken Cordon B leu ...... *7.95 1$ and Older. $1 for children 5 to 11. with kids under 5 necessary fo r the readings. F o r m ore inform ation, • Veal Piccatta...... *7.95 call 767-13IM. admitted free. For m ore information, cail 364-0520. The Goshen Fairgrounds wiH host the LA STRADA Restaurant Connecticut Agricultural Fair, which wiil feature a Irish eyes shining 471 Hartford Road 643-6165 championship horse show. The fair begins today Freeloading card cronie gets dealt out ______SIOB.-SaL *:S*-IS / Sae. HI * and continues until 9 p.m., Saturday from 8 a.m. to Irish eyes will be shining at the Greater Hartford 9 p.m. and Sunday from 8 a.m. to 8 p.m. The horse DEAR Irish Festival beginning tonight from 6 to 11 on the be justified to "reorganize’ -and 1 always introduce m yself as show begins at 9 b.m. Saturday and Sunday. A B B Y : I love to grounds of the Irish American Home, Commerce deal her out. “ Mrs. Smith.” I’m 43, mother of play the card Antique steam and gas engines will be on view and Street, Glastonbury. The festivities continue five, a professional person with gam e Pan. In T H E H o m e s t e a d a country auction will test your bidding skills. DEAR ABBY: My very good more life experience than any three throughout the weekend; Saturday from 1 to 11 our gam e, one of 4 fine dining experience with a country antique flair. Admission is $2 for adults on Friday, $2.50 on freind (I’ll call her Terry) just of them put together. Yet they’re p.m. and Sunday with a mass at noon and the eight play­ D e a r A b b ^ i A Saturday and Sunday. Children are admitted free. found out that she is expecting ajways Dr. X or Mr. X I find it entertainment from 1 to 8 p.m. Music and comedy, ers has turned Abigail Van Buren twins. She gave me a baby shower disrespectful and an unwarranted Free parking is avaiiable. The Goshen Fairground; as well as more contemporary sounds by the out to be a free­ are loq^ited at Routes 63 and 4 in Goshen. last year, so now I’m going to have familiarity. I’m sure every self- Savage Brothers Band, will be featured. Miss Irish loader. The last LOBSTER WEEKE\D one for her. respecting woman has at some time eight tinnes Festival will be crowned tonight at 8. ExhibiU, Do you think I should mention on resented this condescension. XUMUt when it was her at The Homestead NFAUrl food, and games will add to the celebration. Tickets the invitations that T erry is expect­ What is a firm but polite response For nature lovers turn to host, she are $5, senior citizens, $4. For more information, ing twins? It will mean that the to nip this habit in the bud? w a s e it h e r guests will have to buy two gifts The Department of Environmental Protection call 644-9572 or 289-5705. MRS. SMITH, “ sick.” or her husband was "enter­ always quoting you. they said. instead of one. which may make it invites you to enjoy the outdoors through a VANCO U VER, B.C. taining a reiative.” or her maid "W rite to Dear Abby and see what kind of expensive for those who are Super Surf & Turf DEAR MRS. SMITH: I recom­ weekend of camping and discovery. From 10 a.m. missed coming this week and her she has to say.” So I am writing. on a rather tight budget. on Saturday to 2 p.m. Sunday, you’ll learn about the Not for relics only house was a mess. However, she Should I stay with the group and mend that you firmly, but politely, (T-Bone Steak and DOUBLE TROUBLE ask the offending young twerps, environment and have a chance to see the outdoors has not missed a gam e in a year! ignore this woman’s faults, or drop Whole Maine Lobster) C oventry w ill hold an antiques festiva l on D E A R DOUBLE: Of course you doctors, lawyers, receptionists, Adults cost $20, kids 6-15, $15 and children under 5, Now she says her hands hurt out and try to organize another Saturday, featuring 200 exhibitors. The Hale should mention the double blessing etc. to address you as “Mrs. are free. The cost includes meals, lodging, and (arthritis) so she can’t shuffle the game without her? The other Antiques Festival wiil be held at the Hale cards, but she has no troubie in your invitations. Obviously it will Smith." And should they fall back choices of workshops and programs. For more women said they would all go along Homestead from 10a.m. to 5 p.m. Admission is reaching for the chips or reaching with your decision. mean bringing two gifts instead of into their old first-name habits, information, call 566-3489. one. but everyone knows that one firmly but politely repeat the Twin Lobsters $2.50. F o r m ore inform ation, call 247-8996. for the cards. E G. IN L A. Abby. you once wrote: "Nobody pair of booties will not cover four request. can take advantage of you without little feet. Fleas for sale DEAR E.G.: Freeloading is To get Abby’s booklet. “ How to « 1 6 .9 5 your permission.” A tisket Hay, everybody inexcusable, but arthritic hands D E A R A B B Y : Here’s a beef I Write Letters For All Occasions,” The other women in our group are Old Avon V illa g e In Avon is the site fo r a flea can be painful, so give the offending don’t recall seeing in your column: send a check or money order for just as fed up with this woman as I a tasket market on Saturday from 10 a.m. to 5 p.m. The A haying contest will be re-created at Old woman a break. Confront her and Why does every young twit in a $2.50 and a long, stamped (39 am . but nobody has the nerve to call Single Lobster Village is on Route 44, and a variety of collectibles Sturbridge Village in Sturbridge. Mass., on state your complaint, and if she medical/legal office, from the cents). self-addressed envelope to: her on it. I told the others that I was $,u8i Nuss of Bolton, w ill be featured. Saturday at 11 a.m. Other festivities are scheduled. doesn’t have the gam e at her house doctor/lawyer down to the recep­ Dear Abby, Letter Booklet, P.O. (1V4 Ib.) going to drop out. So since I am in the very near future, you would tionist. call me by my first name? left photo, and Carol F o r m ore inform ation, ca ll 617-347-3362. Box 447. Mount Morris III. 61054. *1 2 .9 5 Laanler of Hebron, Wade in the water right photo, work on Want to see my etchings? Blood proteins make a complex subject baskets. Below, Nuss Mill River nature walk takes you through c N The process of creating etchings, wood carvings 50 Higgins Highway (Rte. 31) prepares ash splints streams in search of fish, aquatic insects, crayfish and lithographs will be the subject of a gallery talk for basket-making. and other stream life on Saturday at 10 a.m . , " * f - at the Wadsworth Atheneum in Hartford on DEAR D R . blood proteins are separated, iden­ analysis using complex tests. Mansfield ■ 456*2240 The HomcitCAd* The two will be at the Walkers will meet at the Sleeping Giant on Mt. GOTT: There tified and quantitated. Saturday at 11 a.m. Jim Lee, assistant professor at Carmel Avenue. Take Interstate 91 South to exit 10. was too much Human blood usually contains DEAR DR. GOTT: Wethersfield Histori­ the Hartford Art School, will talk about how printo At the end of the ramp, turn right. Follow signs to protein in by five major forms of protein: At age 6 months, my daughter, cal Society's annual are made. Admission is free. Use the Avery Street 7 the Sleeping Giant. W ear 8horts and sneakers. blood so I was albumin, alpha-1 globulin, alpha-2 now 2, became very light-sensitive. ^ircl( ^ t. ^nn basket day Sunday entrance. Dr. Gott On Sunday at 10 a.m., the nature walk is at Lake told to have a globulin, beta globulin and gamma Most days she will not open her eyes In the evening, the museum wifi present a classic bone marrow Peter Gott, M.D. in the morning. When we go outside Best Italian 1984*86 on the grounds of Wintergreeh. M o«t in the parking area on Main globulin. These proteins can be film, "Lolita,” at 8 p.m. And on Sunday, the test. It was OK. further divided into classes by she buries her face against me so Voted Conneellcut Magaalne Hurlbut-Dunham Street in Hamden near Wintergreen Avenue, one m museum wiil feature a concert by Aston Magna at 3 What does ex­ more sophisticated tests, yielding she won’t have to look. Her eyelids House from 1 to 5 mile north of the main entrance to West Rock p.m., with a repeat showing of “ Lolita" at 8 p.m. cess protein the forms called immunoglobulins: are swollen (not crusty), and if you Pretentt A New Divertijied Menu p.m. Admission is Ridge State Park. signify? IgA, IgD, IgE and IgM. pry her eyes open, about 3/5 For more information, call the ptiuseum at • Italian CuUine * Seafood ■ Fowl a Steakt ■ Rib$ a F or m ore information, call 789-7498. m i Depending on the protein charac­ teaspoon o f clear liquid will run out. free. 278-2670. DEAR teristics of a blood sample, doctors Three spe^^Usts gave her drops, A Dining Room With A View READER: Your question is decep­ tiny electrical charge, scientists can diagnose certain diseases. For which only\nelped temporarily. tively simple; the subject of blood can separate the various blood example, low serum albumin is What’s the next step? Enjoy the fresh budding colors Nerds II proves the old adage Cinema proteins is complex. I’ll try to give proteins from one another. Because often the consequence of dietary you an overview. proteins vary in weight, light deficiency or liver disease. Antibo- DEAR READER: Yourdaughter of Summer with an exquisite The body’s organs produce many dies, the body’s infection­ seems to have an eye irritation, HAKTPORD proteins will migrate further than meal on the mountain. I 10:10; FrI and Sot 12:M, 3:50,5:15,7:45, types of proteins that circulate in neutralizing proteins, are usually such as conjunctivitis or corneal CIim um City — Snow Wiilto and the ifO -H ) S w 1:15,3:25,5:30,7:30.9:33; . heavy ones in an electrical field. 10:10,13:15.— Re venM of the Nerd* II: the bloodstream. Each protein has included in the Ig (or gamma abrasions, that should be investi­ Seven Dwarf* (Q) FrI-Sun 1, 3, 7. — Nerd* In Parodl** (P6-13) Sun 13:45, (J;l and ^ 1 :1 5 , 3:M, 5:M, 7:20, 9:25^ This characteristic provides the 60 Villa Louisa Road, Bolton, CT that movie sequels go nowhere Adventure* In Sabv*tttlno (PO-13) FrI J1.30. •—^perm an IV: The Qu**t for a specific function. By subjecting a globulin) fraction. Patients some­ gated by an ophthalmologist. I f she 646-3161 1:1S, 4:40, 9:10; Sot and Sun 1:1S, 3:40, 3:55, 5:05, 7:40,10; Fr1 13:45, 3:55,5:05, basis for the medical test called 7:40,10,13:10; Sot 13:45,3:55,5:05,9:15, f ’ =*' *!*•' *:*#• small sample of cell-free blood to a serum electrophoresis, in which the times show abnormal proteins (or has already seen eye specialists, 4:40, 9:10. — Fer*onal Service ( R) 11:30. — Witch** of Ea*twick ( R) FrI FrI-Sat 1:40, 7:10, 9:40; Sun 1:40,4:10, too much of a particular protein) in request a referral to a pediatric By Lee Siegel she's not good enough lor you," and^ Sot 3:30,9:35,11:50; Sun - 3:: 3:30,9:33.______7:10,9:40.— Wlltinall and M R) Fr11:30, — Oropnet ( R) FrI and Sot 13:15,4:45, l'-A-'?'-?i?P».7:40<_*:30; FrI pnd Sot 1, their bloodstreams. The most com­ ophthalmology clinic at a teaching The Associated Press Gilbert (Anthony EMwards) tellt 4 :» , 9:10; Sot and 1:30,3:55,4:50, 7:30,13:20; Sun 12:15,4:45,7:30. — Lo*l "iwnlght. —.One. mon abnormality is an "M spike," hospital. Your daughter is ob­ Featuring Cinema Review Lewis. 9 :9 .— SpoCeMI^ (PG ) FrI 4un9:30. — Bov* ( R) advance ehowlne Sot at 7:30. Whit* and the jSevpn Dwarfs jO NMlne (PO f advance ehowtho Sot at FrI-Sun 1:30,3,5,7.— innereoocefPoi Study takes a look an excess of IgM; this is seen'in viously very uncomfortable and her “ R evenge of the Nerds II: Nerds Or as^the nerd rap has it; "D on’t MANCHRSTRR FrlandSat9 :15,11:1 0 ;toT?9 Til-j«S* myeloma and other types of plasma sight is too precious to delay her Margarltas in P arad ise" is yet another unins­ Judge by looks.like a book by its RAOT HARTFOto UA Theaters Ms t— Beverly Hill* Cep a it, "S'?"®? ten 1:10,3,5,1m (blood) cell cancer. The doctor visiting superspecialists who can pired reminder that movie sequels To reveal more of the plot would cover; You may miss a friend, you Ruttweed Feb * Ctnemo Severlv II ( R) FrI-Sun3,4:30,7:15,9:35.— Benll 9:30; Fri and M 1 :t0,3,3,7:10,9:30. — Steaks Hill* Cop II ( R) PrI and Sot 7:15,9:30; Jevene* of the Nerd* ii: Nerd* In performed a bone marrow test to diagnose and treat her affliction. usually go nowhere but downhill. be to inflate its worth. Instead, may miss a lover." the Hunted (O) FrI-Sun % 3:40,5:20, — Sun 7,9. Predator ( R) FrI-Sun 7:30, 9:45. — fo r o d iM (PO -13) Sun 1:30, 3:30, S:1B, at practice of giving make sure that your plasma cells, Seafood digress to wonder why Hollywood, The office dictionary defines nerd Peer RlcSerd^s FdS s d eem — Innerepace (PO) FrI -Sun 1 4:20,7,9:20. Bucks m ay be flowing into the with enough money to buy limou­ Beverly HillsXog.ttirR>C«e.ttirR> FN1.. 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( R) Fri and Sot CINCINNATI (AP) - Most peo­ & box office for this followup to the sine lifestyles, can’t seem to hire 7:30,9:3p,.ihl4nl0id7Sunh l^ tS u n 7»0,1:S0. midniqht.— the Rocky Horror Picture DRIVR-INS people, members understand a were normal. menopause, you can get answers in Cl tibly dull, unsophisticated, ineffec­ ■ ■" 1-9 — The Un- relatively funny 1984 tribute to Show ( R) Fri and Sot mldnloh' Mansfield — La Bambo (PO-13) with ple agree that churches should be social responsibility and perhaps a Your excess proteins may repres­ Dr. Gott’s new Health Report on the enough writers who can make tive, etc." During “ Nerds II,” one touchoble*• WVltePiSIww q( fhf R) dWIf$un 13:05, K«V94 3:35, 4:45, Velvet ( R) Fri and Sot 11:45. ^ 0 6 By Me ( R) Fri-ten at dork. — Food From Soul ... ------'^2:9,4:45, supported, arts should be pre­ certain amount of social pressure to ent a normal variation but, as I subject. Send $1 to P.O. Box 91369, STEAK socially inept kids with brains, zits so-called comedies funny. You wicked fraternity member de­ 7:10,9:45; Fri and Sdt 13:05,2:'._. ____ RobMop ( R) with Platoon ( R) Fri- 7:15,9:45. — Full Metal Jacket ( R) Sun VBRNON served and the hungry should be make that contribution. As the mentioned, the type of protein Cleveland, OH 44101-3369. Be sure of the Border and glasses. But the laughs in probably won’t run out of fingers clares: “ There could be a nuclear 13J:30,4:40,7-.10,9.J)) Fri and S« 13, SL,*'*’''' r ’.'? ’*®"** <^0-13) with cop h < r > The Chipmunk Adventure (O) Fri-ten fed, but that doesn’t mean they will congregation grows, the levels of should be identify. Your doctor to ask for the Health Report on “Nerds II” are few and far counting the really humorous mo­ war and there’d be nothing left but 3:n, 4:40, 7:10, 9:50, — La Bomba Fri and Sot 7:10,9:30; Sun 5,7:10,9:30. — Oi ClOI^IC# between. (PO-1U Fri 13:io, 3:5i, 5:10,7:30,9:55, Benll tlw Hunted (O) Sot and Sun 1:30, contribute. social responriblity and pressure may choose to do this by further Menopause. ments in this film. cockroaches and nerds." And dull, OPEN EVERY NIGHT 12:05; ten 12:4072:ls, 3:10,7:35,9:55. — Sot I “ Economic rational man doesn’t decline, and so do the contribu­ You know the script is in trouble "Nerds II” has two mildly unsophisticated, ineffective 2,7,9:20; Sun 2,4:30,7,9:30. Jqw* the M v*ng* (PO-13) Sun iTS, 5, ;take a vacation because its Sunday tions," he said. when audience snickers seem in­ redeeming qualities. One is its rap movies. 7:30,9:30; Fri and Sot 1; 3,4,7:30,9:30, WRST HARTFORD SHOWCASE jmorning,” says Dr. Dennis H. Sullivan published his study of a 429-1900 spired mostly by a character music number. Second, it might 11:30. — tepermon IV: The Quest for Released by Twentieth Century- Peace (PO> 1^1 and Sot 13:55,3:55,4:33, ■ • y y 'v Hill* Cop II ( R) C tN E M IA S ISuilivan, a professor of public (Rt. 32, Manefletd) named Booger (Curtis Armstrong serve as a vehicle to attack the University of California poll of 2,300 Thoughts Fox. Joe Roth, director andexecu- 7:J0, 9 :» . 11:30; ten 1j:S5, 3i53, 4:55, FTI7,9:30; Sot and Sun 14:15,7,9:30. — financing at Miami University in in semi-brilliant grossness), who is cliquish mentality of some of the 7:10, 9:30. — Summer Schtej (po-l3) InnerMore (FO) Fri 7,9:30; SotondSun BAROMN MATma FlhST SHOW ONLV-S3.50 Protestant churches in the Sacra­ tlve producer. Rated PG-13 — 3,4:13,7,9:30. (XINTINUOUSPaiFOMUNCCSDAILV [Oxford, Ohio. obsessed with sex, phlegm and stylish teen-age trendoids who flock Fri and Sot 12:20, 3 :» , 4:1077!20,9:40, mento, Calif., area 25 years ago. language. Running time: 92 11:45; Sun 12:20,3:20.4:20,7:3B, 9:40.— LATE SHOWS FWOAY AOATUHOAY « The only tim e giving seems to be it” ? flatulence. Or when a member of to see it. WILLIMANTIC The 1963 study indicated that as the Are You a Doubter? FEATURING minutes. ‘ RoboCopt R)SuiU3:30,2:80,5:1S,7;45,. W.A. The Cinema*— Summer School -important to peopie is when they the all-hunk Alpha Beta fraternity After all, the film preaches that number in a church congregation In daily life do you usually Again, the world would be better [know things won’t get done uniess refers to the nerds as "a problem even eggheads are cool,.and that a goes up, the dollar amount express doubt or faith? If you read if we all could learn how to believe, Enttir.-.. . [they give. When the giving group Peking Duck Dinner that won’t go away — just like my smart, lovely girl — Simny (Court­ members contribute declines. the “ Thoughts” each day this week to have faith. The Bible says that •gets bigger, they give iess, he said. crabs." ney Thorne-Smith of “ Lucas") — MISS HEBRON HARVEST "It’s still the same today,” he and you said to yourself, "That’s faith is a gift. It is a gift of Ck>d. It is includes choice of soup and mil •nis Mill [ "It’s like welfare. Everybody said. "When congregation size too good to be true!” , you are a offered to everyone in this world. The scene is Fort Lauderdale, can fall for a guy who wears FAIR CONTEST a mutloal fe ro * by Burton A Naeon LeavW [believes that the hungry should be a variety of appetizers Fla., where four-eyed Lewis Skol- weird-colored, ill-fitting clothes. for 16-20 year olds reaches 100, contributions begin to doubter. You belong in the club of How many turn it down! [fed," he said in a telephone decline, and they fall off signifl- "doubting Thomases". Most people The world would change for the -nick (Robert Carradine) again “ If she doesn’t like who you are. or Sequel to The Frogs of Windham dons a shirt-pocket protector and s i [interview. cantly again in congregations of may belong to this club. It is easier better if ail of us could develop the Luncheon Specials Mon.-Sat. JR. MISS HARVEST emits honking laughter as his July 29.30.31 A August 1 [ But Sullivan said the individual about 400 members. than believing or having faith. It attitude o f believing. We have it in JOY all-nerd Lambda Lambda Lambda FAIR CONTEST 8 P.M. [rebels when he finds out everybody "In a small congregation, you are takes a little more energy to us already. Why not use it? It is Dine in or Take-out fraternity tries to attend the United EMERGENCY for 8-12 year old* [is giving and that the poor will get there and you see the end result — believe. yours from God. Use it Start today. WlnShim High Setml Tiefcsis [ what they need whether he contrib- 227 West Middle Turnpike Fraternity Conference. But the evil Fire — Police — Medic the minister, the youth minister, How many people have lived Think faith. Say it, "Ibelieve” . You OF TH E 11IDAY,SEPT. 11 [utes a large sum, less or nothing. will be better for it. Others will Alphas — blonde, bronzed beach Mttlh Auditorium *6 — Adults the work being done.” since Jesus Christ came to earth Manchester ___ gods — are itching for retribution e M - Seniors 65 A Over [ “ Fundamentally, it’s a matter of , Sullivan said organizations are preaching and teaching the ways of "catch the Spirit"! For application.call after the nerds vanquished them in -Chll0|ren under 12. [social ownership, whether people more successful when they em­ God? How many people have 643-4600 FIBR n W In Mtinch(B$ter I feel as if their contributions matter. phasize giving without discussing doubted Him and His teachings! Rev. Lawrence S. Stapiet WOK the 1984 film. 537-S121 >In a church of fewer than 100 the end results. How often we say, " I don’t believe South United MethodlBt Chareh U - MANCHESTER HERALD. Friday. July 24. 1M7 r MANCHESTER HERALD. Friday. July 24. 1987 — U Friday TV SPORTS ______SjOOPIVI (D Major League Baseball: Houston Astros at New York Meta (3 hrs I (Live) [ESPN] USQA QoH; Woman's U S. Open From Plainfield. NJ. (2 hrs.) (Live) DALLAS (TMC) MOVIE: ‘Woman of the River' A woman, deserted by a smuggler, betrays oh CBS's “ Dal­ Wm to the police and goes Into hiding with las," airing FRI­ Mayotte, Jelin paired in Davis Cup opener her child. Sophia Loren, Gerald Oury, Lise DAY. JULY 24, Bourdin. 1957 By Bob Greene Nias Ellie (BartMira Mayotte, a native of nearby Spring- pressure.” ^ 6:00PM (X) dD (g) ® ® News The Associated Press said. all five sets. You have to be cool for Wimbledon” Bel Qeddes) field, Mass., took on Eric Jelen in McEnroe said Becker could win SD Three's Company Flach, however, didn’t talk about four hours and five sets. That’s the Aftev McEnroe lost his first- makes an astonish­ the opening match scheduled for 1 both of his singles matches. d j) Gim m e a Break HA RTFO RD — Pressure was pressure. Instead, he talked about difficult par].’’ round match at the French Open in ing announce­ p.m. "On paper, Tim and I aren’t (S ) Greatest American Hero the key word surrounding the Davis victory in the best-of-5 match But Becker likes playing McEn­ May, he pulled out of Wimbledon ment to the fiamlly, Both the United States and West favored against Becker, and "lat’s ® Angie Cup relegation-round match be­ competition. roe on the first day. with an injury. U.S. captain Tom then keeps oc­ Germany were upset in the first what makes it interesting,” said @ ) Doctor Who tween the United States and West "W e’d love to sew up the victory "It would have been easier for Gorman said McEnroe now is OK cupied by helping round of the Davis Cup World ■ McEnroe, who predicted an Ameri­ (S) Charlie's Angels Gerniiany. on Saturday," Flach said. him on Sunday after he had a match physically. with Pam's wed­ Group competition, the only 16 can victory. "Tlte worse I can see is ® Quincy Already out of the running for the In order for that to happen, the under his belt," the two-time ‘ T ’ve seen a renewed and rejuv­ ding plans. nations who actually compete for us winning 3-2." (SD Reporter 41 1987 Davis; Cup. the two tennis Americans would have to sweep Wimbledon champion said. enated John McEnroe out there in the prestigious International tennis Becker didn’t say he would win powers were to begin their fight today’s two matches. McEnroe, who has won Wim­ practice,” Gorman said Thursday. ® MacNeil / Lehrer Newshour CHECK LISTINGS trophy. The winner of this both of his singles — he will play today for the 1988 trophy. “ I think there will be a little bledon three times, said the draw, "M y concern with John was if he ® ) Fame (60 min.J FO« EXACT TIME relegaion-round match will remain Mayotte in Sunday’s reverse sin­ AP pholo "It puts the pressure on all of us, pressure," Mayotte said of his pitting him agains Becker on the came in here and wasn’t prepared. [D IS] Mouseterpiece Theater in the World Group in 1988, while the gles — but he said the key would ^ because whoever loses this will be match against Jelen, "and I ’m sure first day, "is kind of ironic.” “ He was fully aware of this and [U S A ] Cartoons loser will drop to zonal play and Saturday’s doubles when he will back in the minor-league division," that Eric will be feeling the same " It ’s difficult, having not played knew if he came and wasn’t playing 6:30PM CD m *a *s *h Purr-feet kittens would be unable to play for the title team with Jelen against Ken Flach thing." since the French, toplayhim first,” John McEnroe said. until at least 1989. well, it was going to be a tough CD ® ABC News (CC). and Robert Seguso, the reigning Becker said in Davis Cup "it’s said McEnroe, who is playing Davis determined to add feminine attention to Three snow leopard Kittens snuggle up triplets, who were born on May 3. The McEnroe was to face West "In Davis Cup, it doesn’t matter decision (to select him for the dj) Benson their lives by stealing seven brides. Ho­ [ESPN] Tennis: Davis Cup From Hart­ Wimbledon champions. who’s playing good and, more Cup for the first time since 1984. ford, Ct. (2 hrs.. 30 min.) (Taped) German star Boris Becker in team). But he was ready. John CS) Laverne & Shirley ward Keel, Jane Powell. 1954. Rated G. in front of their new home at the Los new female and two males bring the who’s playing better tennis,” “ There’s a lot of pressure on importantly, who has better nerves "(ta the other hand, he hasn’t [U S A ] M O VIE; 'Bluebeard' In 19th- today’s second match after Tim always, always, always wanted to (S> Qg) N B C News [HBO] MOVIE: 'Weird Science' (CC) Becker said. “ There's so much Flach and Seguso to win," Becker at the end of the match, because it’s century Paris, a puppeteer bogins to Angeles Zoo on Wednesday. Next week, zoo's total to five. played since he lost his match at play Davis Cup.’’ (H) Nightly Business Report Tw o high-school nerds accidentally create the woman of their dreams when an electr­ murder women until he encounters the s.s- the public will be able to see the feline dD Noticiero Univision ical storm short circuits their home compu­ ter of one of his victims. John Csrradtne. Jean Parker. Nils Asther. 1944. [C N N ] Showbiz Today ter Anthony Michael Hall, Kelly LeBrock llan Mitchell-Smith 1985 Rated PG -13 (Iri [DIS] Zorro 12:05AM X ) in Person From The Pa­ Stereo) lace About Town O ’s happy [J^BO] MOVIE: 'Death of a Salesman' Practice makes perfect [M AX] MOVIE: 'Out of Bounds' An [MAX] MOVIE: ‘Snow (C C ) Dustin Hoffman. John Malkovich and Iowa farmboy's visit to Los Angeles turns 12:20AM Bunnies' Dad’s none too thrilled wheri his Kate Reid star In a filmed version of Arthur into a fight for life when he's mistakenly daughter takes up with his Bavarian re­ Miller's Pulitzer-Prize winning play. Dustm suspected ol murder Anthony Michael sort's ski instructor. Max Muxender, Ju ­ family now Hoffman. John Malkovich. Kate Reid Hall, Jenny Wright. Jeff Kober 1986 dith Frisch. 1983. Reted NR. compared with the state of the 1985 Rated R. (In Stereo) Square Circle meets AARP plans tour [M A X ] M O VIE: 'Urban Cowboy' A blue- 12:30AM CSstar Search (60 min.) economy today. O’Leary serves as for the Reds' Parker [T M C ] MOVIE: 'Gremlins' (CC) When a The Square Circle Club of Man­ collar worker who fancies himself a a consultant on economics for the Chapter 604 of the American teen-ager breaks the rules ol caring lor his (S ) @ ) L*ta Night with David Lettemnan chester Lodge of Masons will have modern-day cowboy falls In love with a girl loveable one-of-a-kind creature, dozens of (In Stereo) government. Association of Retired Persons is Bv The Associated Press concentrating on pitching." ho meets in a popular country-and-western an open house on Monday at the malevolent creatures are spawned. Zach Alfred Hitchcock Presents planning a trip to Maryland’s Montreal starter Bryn Smith, 6-4, Al Roundup bar. John Travolta, Debra Winger, Scott Galligan, Phoebe Cates. Hoyt Axion Masonic Temple from 9 a.m. to Glenn. 1980. Rated PG. (S ) Dating Game eastern shore and Chesapeake Bay. allowed eight hits and six earned 1984. Rated PG (In Stereo) noon. There will be^ard games, Scores announced Some extra batting practice NL Roundup dD Gene Scott For information on the trip, call runs in 4 1-3 innings as the Expos 7:00PM CS CB S News [USA] MOVIE: 'The Deadly Bees' A pool, coffee and refreshments. All earlier this week by Cincinnati’s The pinochle scores played at the Florence and Bill Gay at 644-0045. lost their third straight. CD News pop singer vacations on a desolate island [D IS] MOVIE: 'The Meanest Man in the Masons and their friends are Dave Parker resulted in an almost By Ken Rappoport where she meets a scientist who breeds W orld' Good natured lawyer discovers the Army i t Navy Club on Thursday The cost is $289 per person for CD Wheel of Fortune (CC). invited. perfect performance against the you see some results," Parker said. The Reds scored five runs on four The Associated Press killer bees Suzanna Leigh. Guy Doleman only way to succeed in business is to be are: Helen Bensche. 632: Martin double occupancy and $341 for di) Jeffersons (CC) Catherine Finn 1967 Montreal Expos. The Expos scored four runs off hits to take the lead in the third. nasty. Jack Benny. Priscilla Lane, Eddie Bakston. 616: Bud Paquin. 604: 'Rochester' Anderson. 1943. single. Payment must be received Parker drove in six runs with a Ted Power, 8-5, in the first inning, Kurt Stillwell led off the third and The Baltimore Orioles are play­ (9 ) Best of Saturday Night 9 :3 0 P M Q® Mission Impossible Chorus rehearses Tony DeMaio, 595; Robert Schu­ by Aug. 1. Guests are welcome. [H B O ] M O VIE: 'Tom boy' A sexy female homer, double and single in five but he settled down and pitched reached on third baseman Wall­ ing like a "fam ily" these days. In @ ) M *A*S-H d® Great Performances: Master Har­ auto mechanic learns the finer points about bert. 590; Fred Gleim. 588; Bob at-bats as the Reds defeated the ach’s two-base error, went to third Wheel of Fortune old... and the Boys (CC) Matthew Broder­ The Beethoven Chorus will re­ eight innings, allowing eight hits. more ways than one. being a woman after meeting a famous Hill. 587: Ann Wajda, 581; Sam ick, Zakes Mokae and John Kani star in hearse on Tuesday from 10 to 11 Bridge scores Expos 8-4 Thursday night at Olym­ John Franco pitched the ninth on Power’s sacrifice, and scored “ It’s a lot of fun in the clubhouse @ ) MacNeil / Lehrer Newshour race-car driver. Betsy Russell. Jerry Di- Schors, 572; Mary Hill, 569: John Athol Fugars adaptation of his autobio­ a.m. at the Emanuel Lutheran pic Stadium. inning for the Reds. the Reds’ first run on Barry now," pitcher Eric Bell said after @ ) Barney Miller nome, Kristi Somers. 1984. Hated R O’Neill, 566. The Manchester AM Bridge Club graphical stage play depicting the human Church on Church Street. There The six runs batted in, tied The Expos sent nine men to the Larkin’s single. leading the Orioles to a 2-1 victory Dating Game cost of apartheid that forces a young boy [ T M C ] M O VIE: '9 1/2 W eeks' A boauti scores for July 14 and July 16 are: ful woman becomes involved in a bizarre will be coffee and refreshments Parker’s career high fora game set plate and scored four runs — three Larkin went to second on Buddy over the Kansas City Royals ® Jeffersons to choose between racism and friendship Trips are open North — South 1, A1 Berggren- (90 min.) (R) love affair with a mysterious and posses­ before the rehearsal. against Los Angeles on May 9,1975, unearned — in the first inning on. Bell’s single and scored on the first Thursday night for their ninth Hollywood Squares sive man. Kim Basinger, Mickey Rourke. John Greene; 2, Linda Simmons- dD Masquerade Party On Aug. 4. the chorus will present Chapter 1275 of the American while a member of the Pittsburgh four hits. Tim Wallach’s double of two singles by Eric Davis before 1986. Rated R. (In Stereo) Barbara Anderson: 3. Ellen straight victory. "W e’re nice and d l) Novela: Victoria Association of Retired Persons is Pirates. accounted for two runs before Parker hit a three-run homer to put 1 0 : 0 0 P M Twilight Zone Two sto­ a musical program at 7 p.m. at loose and we’ re Joking around a lot. @ ) Nightly Business Report CD Runaway With the Rich Goldberg-Sue Henry ries; a contemporary Elvis Presley imper­ 1:00AM (3D Wells Village in Talcottville. There opening two trips to the public. "I took a lot of batting practice on Andres Galarraga and Mike Fitzge­ the Reds ahead 5-4. It was Parker’s It feels like we’re one big family and Famous Jacklyn Zeman ("General East — West 1, Frankie Brown- dD Matt Houston sonator time-travels to Memphis, 1954, 20th homer of the season. Hospital") in Panama; the Mexican resort will be a car pool from Emanuel The first is to the Hunter Monday and Tuesday and it paid off rald each drove in one with singles. right now." and meets the legendary rock star, a wai­ Faye Lawrence: 2, Tom Regan- [C N N ] Moneyline Cabo San Lucas; Scotland's Tulchin Lutheran Church at 6:30 p.m. Mountain Festival in New York, to tonight,’’ Parker said. " I might have been a little too Parker added a two-run double in That can be also taken literally, tress receives a message from a UFO (60 Lesly White; 3. Murray Poweil- [D IS ] MOVIE: 'Way Down Cellar' Three Lodge. (R) hear Tommy Dorsey and Guy "Pete (Manager Rose) told me the fifth and a run-scoring single in min ) (R) (In Stereo) Barbara Phillips pumped up in the first inning,’’ of course, since the recent callup of young boys happen upon a secret tunnel Q® PTL Club Lombardo. ’The cost is $29. The that when you take a lot of extra BP Power said, " I had good stuff the ninth. Billy Ripken gave the Orioles three that they soon learn was used during the CD CS) ® News MHS marks 55 years North — South 1, jJIm Baker- ® Maude group will leave from South United (batting practice), you sometimes warming up and I think I just tried family members on the same team Revolutionary War. Butch Patrick. Sheldon (§ ) (S ) Crim e Story Torello, Abrams and Morris Kamins; 2, Joe Bussiere- Phillies 5, Braves 1 Collins, Lindy Davis 1967 [C N N ] Crossfire Manchester High School Class of Methodist Church at 7:30 a.m. on get tired and it takes a while until to blow the ball past them instead of with Manager Cal Ripken, Sr., and the Major Crimes Unit are asked to form an 1932 held Its 55th reunion on Saul Cohen; 3. Louise Miller- Don Carman pitched five-hit ball [ESPN ] SportsCenter interdepartmental task force to fight or­ Aug. 28. shortstop Cal Ripken, Jr. 1:05AM ® MOVIE: 'Carbon Copy' Saturday from noon to 4:30 p.m. at Eleanor Berggren over seven innings and drove in a ganized crime (60 min ) (R) (In Stereo) An executive's life takes an unexpected The other trip is to the Annapolis- The youngest Ripken has chipped [ T M C ] M O VIE: 'Gotcha!' (C C) A young East — West 1, Frankie Brown- run with a single as Philadelphia college student's make-believe espionage (?8) Honeymooners turn when his unknown son shows up. the Army & Navy Club on Main Baltimore area on Oct. 22 through in with some timely hits while Peg Dunfield; 2-3, Tom Regan- beat Atlanta at Veterans Stadium. game turns real when he meets a beautiful dD Noticiero Univision George Segal. Susan Saint James. Jack Street. Seventy-two attended the 24. Sightseeing, dinnertheatersand Gooden concerns Mets hitting in eight straight games and female spy. Anthony Edwards. Linda Flor­ Warden 1981. M ike F ra n k lin ; 2-|, Ruth Carman, 6-7, struck out six and dZ) Front Row Center celebration. The committee in­ a cruise in Baltimore Harbor are solid defense. On Thursday night. entine. 1985. Rated P G -13. Pemberton-Marge McLain walked five. 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(60 min ) ® Home Shopping Game garet Robinson Nielsen and Ed­ Send checks to Dorothy Hughes, Library shows films Thursday by the Boston Red. Sox. who released the ballgames and keep the day.” .d® Tales of the Unexpected ward Lithwin. "a beer or two with the guys" three times a week for drugs Phillies took a 3-1 lead in the fifth p m Magazine Actor Timo­ [C N N ] Newsnight Update 405 Lady Bug Lane, Vernon 06066. 37-year-old veteran to make way for some younger The Orioles got a strong perfor­ 7:30PM CD Hogan's Heroes BOLTON — Bentley Memorial during the seven weeks he has and failing a test could lead to with the help of Carman’s single. thy Dalton, the new James Bond; the re­ [DIS] MOVIE: 'Thunderhead, Son of Former senior class president For more information, call Do­ mance from Bell, who pitched a (3® Odd Couple Library will show children’s films been back with the club after suspension without pay and the Darren Daulton reached on a players. 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Bell had (S) INN News A duck from a very Eanh-like planet is in­ [U S A ] Night Flight: Rock-lt Lounge lished report. fighting with police. took third. Jeltz then scored on Released Buckner also pitched well against the Royals advertently pulled to Cleveland by an ex­ 1:50AM [M AX] MOVIE; Flesh and Gooden, who spent 28days in a "W e know, and Dwight Juan Samuel’s sacrifice fly. dS) Carson's Comedy Classics perimental laser beam that also picks up W ^RE SERVING YOU BREAKFAST last Friday night in a 3-1 victory. Blood' Set in the 16th century Black program at Smithers Center for knows, that if he violates his Major League Baseball: Houston As­ more sinister extraterrestrial guests Lea Plague era. two noblemen battle for for a Padres 2, Pirates 1 " I Just tried to throw strikes and tros at N ew York Mets (3 hrs ) Thompson. Jeffery Jones, Tim Robbins Alcoholism and Drug Treat­ probation, the Tampa court and woman who fights with the only weapon once I got in the groove things (S§) d® Newlywed Game 1986 Rated PG (In Stereo) she has. her body. Rutger Hauer. Jennifer AA TOGETHER ment, was quoted in Friday’s police will pounce, the commis­ Eric Show pitched six-hit ball for waiting for a caii seemed to come a lot easier," Bell 58) Alice [M AX] MOVIE: Jake Speed' (CC) A Jason Leigh. 1985 Rated R (In Stereo) New York Times as saying: "I sioner of basebal! will suspend 8 2-3 innings and Randy Ready hit a young woman seeks the help of a pulp home run as host San Diego beat said. "A ll my pitches were work­ dZ) Page Fifty Seven 2:00AM (X) Solid Gold take a couple of beers. Not every him and I won’t pay him.” hero to rescue her sister, who has been jMcDonMds and the Manchester Herald Pittsburgh. ing. My fastball, change-up and [C N N ] Crossfire kidnapped by an African white slave ring (2) Twilight Zone day. I know the people* at Cashen said. By Howard Ulmon had to pick up his reported $800,000 Show, 5-11,'struck out eight and slider. I got most of my strikeouts [E S P N ] U.S. Olympic Festival Gymnas­ Wayne Crawford, Karen Kopins. John [U S A ] Night Flight; Short Film Smithers tell you to stay away The Times had a Mets official The Assocloted Press salary this season. No team was walked two before leaving with two on sliders, but my fastball was tics. track and field, synchronized swim­ Hurt 1986 Rated PG (In Stereo) from everything — beer, whis­ as saying privately that some expected to claim him during the ming and tae kwon do, from Raleigh- 2:05AM [H BO ] Bette Midler: Divine 1(^9 I KAP^Y M fAL jriAMA'ir nfh outs and two on in the ninth inning. working very well.” I I ; 0 0 P M CD (I) (g) ® ® News Madness key, chewing tobacco, every­ concern was being felt because Durham. N C (3 hrs , 30 min ) (Live) HAPPY MFAl trm'POr BOSTON — Bill Buckner is 72-hour waiver period. 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Mired in fifth place in the East minimum salary of $62,500, pro­ field for a single to score Larry Thomas and Jeff Goldblum are among the d® M OVIE: 'Food of the Gods' A night­ tion is ■ ‘a matter of concern" for some friends and members of Tony Gwynn doubled in the other CD AIDS Connection: An All-Night Dia­ Division, last year’s American rated for the rest of the season. The Sheets and Ken Gerhart. The two guests who pay tribute to five decades of mare begins for people on an isolated farm the Mets. Gooden’s family tended to ex­ San Diego run in the third. Warner Bros ' animation. (60 min.) (R) when a substance causes animals and in­ logue Experts, studio audiences around League champions intensified their Red Sox still would be obligated for runs overcame a 1-0 Royals’ lead. the country and viewers discuss such top­ “ You have to watch it,” press the view that he had Cardinals 9, Dodgers 6 CD MOVIE: 'He Knows You're Alone' A sects to grow to giant size. Marjoe Gort- the difference between that and his ner, Pamela Franklin, Ida Lupino. 1976, ics as AIDS' impact on sexual habits and Cashen told The Times. “ The suffered no deep problem. youth movement Thursday by Blu* Jay* 4, Twins 3 bride-to-be is alone in her fear that so­ lifestyles, discrimination against victims, Vince Coleman snapped a 6-6 tie contract amount. meone is stalking her just before her wed­ d® Tales From the Darkside point isn’t that he had an alcohol Gooden has pitched well since waiving the 37-year-old Buckner treatments and cures, risk groups, testing with a run-scoring single in the An RBI single by Lloyd Moseby ding day Caitlin O'Hearney, Don Scardino, problem with beer. The thinking his return to the Mets on June 5, and promoting 23-year-old Sam d® Cinema Showcase and AIDS education. National hosts: T V ninth inning and Ozzie Smith added Buckner is under contract to the with two outs in the bottom of the 1980 nevys journalists John Hambrick and Renee in this type of treatment pro­ compiling a 7-3 record with a Horn from the International Tales of the Unexpected a two-run double as St. Louis won its Red Sox for a reported $850,000 ninth and the five-hit pitching of D ® Sledge Hammer! (C C) Sledge Poussaint. (2 hrs.) gram is that drinking beer can 2.78 earned run average and 57 League. helps a Soviet citizen keep one step ahead {g) M*A«S*H fourth straight, taking a 9>A-game next season. The Red Sox can buy Dave Stieb led Toronto over visiting bring you into contact with strikeouts in 74 1-3 innings. Buckner, an 18-year veteran who of the KGB. (R) (In Stereo) dD PELICULA: 'El Derecho de los (3D Twilight Zone lead over second-place Montreal in that out for $100,000. Minnesota. Pobres' Jose Galvez, Enrique Rambal. has more than 2,500 hits and one CD News Music City, U.S.A. the NL East. " I talked to every single club. Garth lorg singled with two outs d Z )S C T V [C N N ] Sports Latenight unforgettable World Series error, in the ninth off reliever George dD MQVIE: 'Carnal Knowledge' Two There were a couple of clubs that Amherst roommates compete for the af­ [C N N ] Moneyline said he expected the move. Frazier, 5-5, moved to second on [ESPN ] SportsCenter expressed interest in a trade and fections of a Smith co-ed Jack Nicholson, [D IS ] Adventures of Ozzie and Harriet "The club was not winning and I Tony Fernandez’s single off Keith Candice Bergen, Art Garfunkel 1971. 3:00AM X ) m o v i e : 'Celebration at then thought about it and backed [E S P N ] Truck and Tractor Pull Big Sur' Filmed record of the 1969 Big Sur AL All-Stars was the easiest guy to get rid of.” Atherton, and scored on Moseby’s d® Columbo off,’ ’ Gorman said. " I f I was sitting [T N IC ] MOVIE: 'Sleepaway Camp' A Folk Festival held at the Esalem Institute is the first baseman said. "They base hit. @ ® Stingray Stingray protects the life shy camper is the prime suspect for the presented. Joan Baez, John Sebastian, made the decision to go with in the same position, why would I Minnesota’s Gary Gaetti hit a of a cadet at a military academy (60 min ) odd happenings going on at Camp Ara- Joni Mitchell. 1971. stay unbeaten want to pick up the contract?’’ (R) (In Stereo) younger players and that left me solo home run in the sixth, his ISth wak Mike Kellin, Felissa Rose 1984 (3D MOVIE: 'Shadows Over Chinatown' @ ) Washington Week in Review Rated R When Chan is sidetracked at a bus station j.-'S out. Buckner, whose error let in the of the season, to tie the score 3-3 (S ) M O VIE: 'Th e End' A dying man franti­ [U S A ] Fridays near the scene of a crime, he uncovers the Exploding foi:. eight runs in the “ It hasn’t been much fun this New York Mets’ winning run in the against Stieb. cally searches for a simple and trouble-free clues to solve the case. Sidney Toler. Vic­ seventh inning, the Manchester year. It’s been like every day you Stieb, 9-5, struck out eight to win 1 1 : 1 B P M CD Kiner's Komer tor Sen Young. 1947. sixth game of last year’s World way to end his life. Burt Reynolds. Salty American All-Stars outdistanced have to play well because if you Series, has a .292 career batting his third straight game. Field. Dom Deluise. 1978. 1 1 : 3 0 P M CD CD a i d s Connection: [C N N ] News Overnight Suffield, 9-2, in District Eight Little don’t, you’ll be out of the lineup the average with 2,542 hits in 8,710 ® M O VIE: 'Support Your Local Gun- A n All-Night Dialogue Experts, studio au­ [D IS] MOVIE: 'Seven Brides for Seven League All-Star play Thursday Indian* 4, Rangers 2 diences around the country and viewers next day. My ankle is pretty sound at-bats in 2,251 games. fighter' A runaway bridegroom is mis­ Brothers' Seven young frontiersmen are night at Waddell Field. taken for a notorious gunfighter by a feud- discuss such topics as AIDS* impact on determined to add feminine attention to now and I ’m swinging the bat as But the lingering image of him Tom Candiotti pitched a four- sexual habits and lifestyles, discrimination ridden small town. James Garner, Suzanne their lives by stealing seven brides. Ho­ well as I have all year. " I told the may be the ball that went through hitter and Brook Jacoby and Pat Pleshette, Harry Morgan. 1971. against victims, treatments and cures, risk ward Keel, Jane Powell. 1954. Rated G. The victory keeps the Americans Tabler homered as host Cleveland groups, testing and AIDS education. Na­ Red Sox that if the situation came his legs nine months ago. dD Novela: Pobre Sertorita Limantour [ESP N ] U.S. Olympic Festival Gymnas­ unbeaten in the double elimination defeated Texas. tional hosts; T V news journalists John up and I couldn’t play, they could Boston was leading 3-2 in games ® Washington Week in Review (CC) Hambrick and Renee Poussaint. (3 hrs.) tics, track and field, synchronized swim­ tournament at 2-0 with their next Candiotti, 3-10, walked one and ming and tae kwon do, from Raleigh- release me and I could go some­ and was ahead 5-3 going into the dD Milton Berle Show dD d® Honeymooners game on Tuesday at Waddell Field struck out seven en route to his first Durham, N.C. (3 hrs.. 30 min.) (R) where else." bottom of the 10th inning of the sixth [C N N ] PrimeNews @ d® Best of Carson (R) (In Stereo) against the South Windsor- win since June 5 and his second [TM C ] MOVIE: 'Gotcha!' (CC) A young He feels he can still play. game of last year' World Series. [U S A ] Riptide When a local fisherman @ } Racing from Plainsfield college student's make-believe espionage Manchester National winner. That complete game of the season. The “ I ’d like to go to a club with a The Mets tied the score 5-5. then says a mermaid informed him about mur­ ® Hogan's Heroes game turns real when he meets a beautiful game was to be played today at 6 knuckleballer led the American der at sea, Nick, Murray and Cody set out female spy. Anthony Edwards, Linda Flor- chance of winning. I think I can won it when Ray Knight scored d® Nightline (CC). p.m. in South Windsor. League with 17 complete games in to solve the mystery. (60 min.) entino. 1985. Rated PG-13. help. I prefer to stay in the from second as Mookie Wilson’s dZ) News Manchester plated its first run in 1986. 8:20PM C D IMajor League Baseball: [U SA ] Fridays American League where I know the two-out grounder skipped through [C N N ] Sports Tonight the second inning. Andy Bartley The Indians took a 1-0 lead in the Houston Astros at New York Mets (2 3:30AM [U S A ] Assaulted Nuts pitchers but it’s no big deal if I go to Buckner’s leg. third against Jose Guzman, 8-9, hrs., 55 min.) (Live) [D IS ] Backstage Disney: The American doubled, took third on a groundnut Adventure Host Lloyd Bridges takes a 3:40AM [H BO ] MOVIE; 'Brazil' (CC) a National League club." The Mets went on to win the when Brett Butler walked, took (£ (9) Mr. Belvedere (CC) and scored on an error. Suffield, 1-1, 8:30PM behind-the-scenes look at the American A mild-mannered bureaucrat rebels Buckner has been a productive World Series with an 8-5 victory in second on Tommy Hinzo’s sacrifice Kevin tests his parents' leniency by inviting against the system in a totalitarian society. evened it in the fifth inning on a solo a girt to spend the night in his room. (R| Adventure show at Walt Disney World's hitter this season, batting .273 with the seventh game. and scored on Joe Carter’s base hit Epcot Center, featuring 35 life-sized re­ Jonathan Pryce, Kim Greist, Robert De- homer by Eric Goguski. (S) ® Wall Street Week creations of historic personalities that Niro. 1985. Rated R. (in Stereo) Suffield scored an apparent run two homers and 42 RBI in 75 “ He did a great Job" last season, Br«w*r* 12, AthMIcs 5 m ) My Friend Irma trace American history from the Pilgrims* [U S A ] Night Flight: Goes to in the third inning after a walk and games. Horn also has been produc­ Gorman said of Buckner. "H e landing to man's first steps on the moon. 3:45AM Greg Brock and Paul Molitor [D IS ] O TV the Movies and Coming Attractions two-base miscue put runners on tive as a designated hitter with the drove in 102 runs last year and if he 8:40PM [ESPN ] SportsCenter homered to key consecutive four- A:00AM [C N N ] Larry King Overnight second and third with no out. Pawtucket Red Sox. wasn't playing first base for us we 9:00PM (X) Dallas (C C ) Pam and Bob­ [U SA ] Assaulted Nuts run innings, leading Milwaukee by's wadding day turns sour when Ray [M A X ] M O V IE : 'Th e Verdict' An alcoh­ Winning pitcher John Bowes struck The left-handed hitting Horn wouldn’t have been in the World over Oakland at County Stadium. lashes out at his younger brother. (60 min.) 1 1 : 3 5 P M CD Entertainment Tonight olic attorney tries to reestablish his career out the No. 2 batter in the lineup leads the IL with 30 homers and M Series. He could be in the World Joaquin Andujar, 3-3, balked with Actor Mark Harmon; sponsors' influence with a controversial malpractice suit (R) before the No. 3 hitter skied out to RBI, is third with'a .322 batting Series again. I hope he is." the bases loaded, forcing in Mil­ m ® M O V IE : 'Young Doctors in Love' on T V programming. (In Stereo) against a powerful hospital. Paul Newman, Charlotte Rampling, Jack Warden. 1982. center. The runner at third tagged average and has a .668 slugging "H e has been one of the most waukee’s first run in the third. (C C ) City Hospital becomes a haven for the Harald photo by Pinto 1 1 :4 5 P M [USA] Night Flight; Goes Rated R. up and scored, but was called on an percentage. competitive people I've ever been lovesick in this parody ol medical soap op- to the Movies end Coming Attrsetiont Brock then followed with a three- eras. Michael McKean, Sean Young. 1982. [U S A ] M O V IE : 'Bluebeard' In 19th- an appeal. “ We’ve already brought up some associated with,” Red Sox Man­ run homer, bis 10th, to give the (B) 12 :0 0 A M CB WKRP in Cincinnati century Paris, 8 puppeteer begins to mur­ The Americans erupted for eight Women’s club champion young kids," Boston General Man­ ager John McNamara said. "There Brewers a 4-2 lead. 18) (S ) Miami Vice (CC) A sex-shpp per­ (S) Star Trek der women until he encounters the sister runs in the seventh with Bartley of one of his victims. John Carradine, Jean ager Lou Gorman said. "W e’re not have been days when he's had to The Athletics got a run back in tha former with a dual personality goes on a (gl MOVIE: 'The Beach Party' An an­ Parker, Nils Asther. 1944. getting matters started with an Pam Cunningham has plenty to smile about as she won giving up at all and I still think we force himself to get ready. He has a fourth on Alfredo Griffin’s RBI killing spree. (60 min.) (R) (In Stereo) thropologist doing studies on the sex ha­ opposite field triple. Greg Griffin, can be a factor in the second part of double off starter Chris Bosio, 6'2. ® J o a n Baez bits oi today's young people finds himself 4:30AM (X) C N N News Many job opportunities the Manchester Country Club Women's Club champion­ high pain tolerance and he did a hell in the middle of a pie-throwing brawl. Bob Chris Loomis, Dave Rohrbach, the season. But I also have to be of Job for us. A lot of sentiment was But In the bottom half of the fourth, ® Novala: Eea Muchacha da OJos Cafe (2) One Step Beyond Jason Marston, and Dave Gilbert ship with a 10 and 8 win over Karen Karen, Thursday, in Cummings. Dorothy Malone, Frankie Ava­ available with McDonalds® realistic about it. involved in making the dedsioh. I singles by Glenn Braggs, Bill (ED In Saarch of the Trojan W ar (C C ) Let­ lon 1963. all added singles in the big inning the 36-hole match play final. This was her second club Sebroeder and Stove Kaifer a. Gorman occasionally this season. That iQ Trouble with Father [CNN] Newsnight phipped in two apiece to the round. She had birdiM at holes No. 1,2,3,6,7,8,10 and Molitor had three hits and ex­ [CNN] Larry King Liva ON SATURDAY MORNINGS AT THE FOLLOWING McDONALD’S LOCATIONS: e x p ^ s a pennant contenderto sign would open right field for 24-year- [DIS] Disney Family Album Woolle DIAL 911 American’s ll-hit attack. Bowes 12 with bogles aLNesT 4 and 7 and a double bogey at No. tended bis hitting streak to seven [DIS] MOVIE: 'Sevan Bridat for Savon Raitherman talks about his career with Dis­ in Manchester 46 Wmi Center St. 1221 TolUnd 'Tnpk. 1261 Burniide Ave. go Telcatieille Ri) 30 LehvMi...... went the distance for the locals, him, primarily as a pinch-hitter. old Mike Greenwell, who is batting games and 13.of his last IS. B r o t h e r s ' Sevan vouno frontiersmen are Mencheeter.CT. MenehWer. CL E», Hertford. CT. W n ! cT. 15. She was 7-under-par after 14 holes. Cunningham’s ney as an animator. tossing a five-hitter. He struck out Had the Red Sox traded .298 with 10 homers and 43 RBIin66 Reggie Jackson hit bis 861st nine and walked five. previous best was a 75, shot in 1683. Buckner, bis new team would have games. career homer for Oakland. I« - MANCHESTER HERALD. Friday, July U . i m MANCHESTER HRRAI.n. Friday. July 24. 1 9 8 7 __1 7 Taylor, not the NFL, responsible for his actions Over-the-hill gang paces the U.S. Women’s Open By Hal Bock be one of the best players in the in charge of your life, you or some By Tom Conavon T h e Associated Press reaction to league private eyes, Peters among others in drug cases. freely, was not up to prevlous^r. comes together." business. outside authority. Certainly It is not The Associated Press 15 feet. following the players around? He has not exactly burled his head years, despite his selection for th e :' Germain and Lauer both fit into Okamoto, a three-winner on tour " I f they wanted to bust me, fine," In the interest of the league or its Germain did not have to scram­ this year and the No. 3 money Perhaps the darkest side in It is unfair to suggest that a team in the sand over this issue. Pro Bowl. both the first and last categories. Taylor writes. “ But I knew they teams to have a star playing EDISON TOWNSHIP. N.J. - It ble as much as Lauer. She bit 17 winner, was tied with Postlewait Lawrence Taylor’s troubling ac­ or league turned its head on a drug ’ Granted, Taylor is the N FL’s When you choose to Use drugs; Both started off the year strug­ weren’t going to do that, not as long was supposed to be the U.S. greens and made six birdies arid until the final hole. However, she count of his adventures with Russian Roulette with his life. But abuser Jqst because he happened to quintessential defensive player, a that’s your decision, made inde- - gling. Germain missed the cut in as I was who I was and my game the name of this league is NFL, not Women’s Open of the young lions on three bogeys. Her best streak came bogeyed after hitting her second cocaine, detailed in his autobio­ be an outstanding player. ’That flies textbook performer. But to suggest pendently, hopefully with the” five of the first seven tournaments was intact. If I were Joe Blow, OK, FBI or CIA. It is in the business of the LPGA Tour. with consecutive birdies at 14, 15 shot into the rough to the right of the in the face of Rozelle, who, in his that his ability would make him knowledge that Len Bias and Don* ' she played in, while Lauer could do graphy, “ LT: Living on the Edge," there’d be the slammer or some football, not drug Investigations and 16, the last on a 60-foot putt. green. early years as commissioner, sus­ immune, free to do anything he Take your pick. Either Jane not better than a tie for 30th in her and excerpted in the September midnight trip to Betty Ford’s farm. and surveillance. Rogers, two pretty good athletesT pended running back Paul Homung wanted with controlled substances. Geddes, Betsy King, Ayako Oka- first 10 events. issue of Sport Magazine, comes in But I felt, as far as my playing Player unions howl quite prop­ k ilM themselves Uiat way a little''' " I don’t remember the last time I Palmer and Rosenthal, the No, 4 and defensive tackle Alex Karras Is a slur on the integrity of the moto or maybe second-year pro The two have come back in the the area of responsibility. ability went, I could do pretty over a week apart last summer. had the lead after one round," money earner on the tour and the erly when the suggestion is made for betting on games. league. Jody Rosenthal were all given an Taylor says he used crack — nearly anything I wanted to on a that their members be randomly Now, armed with that infbrma--'- past two months. Lauer posted a Germain, a winner once in U years, recent winner of the du Maurier In their time, Homung and For its part, the N F L says it excellent chance to win. second at the Mayflower Classic, cocaine’s most dangerous deriva­ football field and that carried over tested for using drugs. ’The N FL tion, if you want togoaheadand fool said. ’ T v e been playing well the Classic, each had three birdies and Karras were as important to the never had the New York Giant After the first round of the 42nd while Germain has two top-15 tive — three times a week during to the rest of my life. It was almost a Players Association proudly points with that dynamite, feel free. But past few weeks." two bogeys in their rounds. league as Taylor is today. Rozelle linebacker under surveillance, al­ national championship, the lions finishes in the past two weeks. the 1985 season. He says his team thrill in itself knowing that people to Its grievance victory over don’t get angry because somebody-'- knew it and the league knew It and moved against them and then later though in retrospect and in light of didn’t grab you and stop you. If you are. hurting a bit, thanks in large They were in a class by them­ Those six were the only players in knew what I wasdoing and wouldn’t Commissioner Pete Roselle’s ef­ suspended frontline players like part to the LPG A’s over-the-hill Postlewait also could have had a that everybody involved looked the his revelations, maybe it should want to take cocaine, you ought tO’ " selves on Thursday, and both were share of the lead, but she bogeyed the field of 153 to overconle the heat do a damn thing to stop m e." fort to impose such testing a year E.J. Junior, Ross Browner, Chuck gang — 36-year-old Bonnie Lauer, other way,, because he happens to have. Certainly his level of play in take the responsibility for that-> aided by early tee-off times that the 17th hole to fall a stroke back. and humidity and break par at What is at issue here is Just who is ago. Can you imagine the union’s Muncie. Pete Johnson and .Tony 40-year-oId Dot Germain and 37- 1985, when he says he used drugs action, right along with the risk. helped them miss the brunt of Overall, she had five birdiqs and Plainfield, where big numbers year-old Kathy Postlewait. 90-degree temperatures and high three bogeys, needing only 25 putts. seemed the order of the day. Lauer and Germain shot humidity. Geddes, a five-time winner this women’s course record 8under-par “ I was real happy to have an “ I made some good putts, which 69s at the 6.284-yard Plainfield you need to do to win an Open,” said year, and King, a three-time early time,” Lauer said. " I ’m sure winner, both had 75s. Country Club on Thursday to takea the greens will get firmer and Postlewait, who also has won Just one-stroke lead over Postlewait faster as the week goes on and this once in 14 years as a pro. ‘ 'You have Former Open winner Amy Alcott SCOREBOARD after the opening round of the U.S. to feel like you can putt out there headed a group of-five players at will turn into a survival test. I think Women’s Open. there might be some red numbers because you are going to miss some par, while recent Hall of Fame greens.” Pitching (7 Dedslens) "Experienced players seem to do (under par) on Sunday, but right inductee Nancy Lopez — still Guelterman, Seoltle, 81, .889; Schmidt, well in the Open," said Germain, looking for her first Open victory — now I ’d settle for par and take my Okamoto and Rosenthal were the SoftbaU Rec hoop Baltimore, 18Z .833; SoberhogM, KonsM who admitted she thought about was at 73. AP photo chances." only members of the new guard on Oty, 154, .789; Boslo, Mllwoukee, M , " quitting the tour 18 months ago .790; Ceruttl, Toronto, 4 Z .750; John,-,- Lauer, who has won twice in 13 the LPGA Tour to come through. Among the other notable scores New York, Z .790; Mohorcic, Texos, 4 Z - because she was not enjoying the Bonie Lauer (left) and Dorothy Germain shared the U.S. 8 yOars as a professional, had birdies They shot 1-under-par 71s and were were Patty Sheehan, the No. 5 .790; Morrta Detroit, 184, .750 game. "There is also an amateur of 10, 15 and 20 feet and no bogeys. tied with 46-year-old Sandra Women’s Open golf lead after one round, each carding a Wist SIda Woman Based on 188 at Bats. who does well and also someone money winner.at 74; Jan Stephen­ NATIONAL LBAOUB She also saved par four times on the Palmer, tivo shots behind the son at 80 and Pat Bradley, last 3-under-par 69 at the Plainfield Country Club in Edison. AB R H P d ... who seems to spark and evervthing t^od for Thought disconnected Cox 1 ^ Donodlo IS, _ a front nine by making putts from 4 to leaders. year’s player of the year, at 81. Coble, lO-S, Thursday night at Pogonl GwynnSD 93 344 70 125 353 N.J. Field. Ed Rolff hod three hits for the Collins 1$r Cvnthlo Bothitrt 10) Guerrero LA 90 333 57 110 .33]_ winners while Arnie Fink and Tim Wing Oolraga Mon 87 319 47 105 .329 added two blnglet each. For Cox, Fred E O ovIsan 83 302 83 97 .331 • McVeigh hod three hiti and Tom ^ c h e r H tn 81 324 55 103 315 • Palmer king Puckett, Pete Chlldree, Don Parker, PndItnStL 93 356 59 112 315 ; Lance Webb, and Mike Keepis added Low Mon 85 2T 35 88 .307 ! Sports In Brief two apiece. Baseball M/i Wollach, Montreal,;]?; EDavIs, CIndnnatf, 649-5336. or sending their resume to him at 115 New State Road, where football is king, Neil Palmer Steve Soulots hod two safeties each. Detroit 53 39 .575 3 75; McGee, St. Louls^4; Parker, Clndnnotl, . Manchester, Ct.. 06040. has made some headlines in By Jim Tierney teaching at Manchester High Milwaukee 47 45 .505 9'/> 57; Samuel, Philadelphia, 54; DMurphy, , Herald Sports Writer Dusty Boston 43 52 .453 14'/5 Atlanta, 53; Galarraga, AAontreol, 53; • gymnastics. School in 1979 and taught two BaUlmore 43 53 .448 15 Schmidt, Phllodelphla,5Z ' Not that Palmer, who won the years at Wethersfield High Main Pub/MMH trounced Word Ma­ Cleveland 34 51 J58 23'/^ Pitching (7 Decisions) Moriarty batters lead the league U.S. Olympic Festival all-around He was the best high school before becoming the assistant nufacturing, 17-5, at Keeney Field. For WestOIvtslen Looch, New York, » « , 1.000; Sutdiffe, . basketball player ever to grace Main Pub, Leo Williamson slammed W L Pet. OB Chicago, 144, .778; Forsch, St. Louis, 9-X • title Thursday night, doesn’t think coach at the University of four hits and had five RBIt while Tom AAlnnesota 53 44 M i — .750; Cox, St. Louis, 8 X .737; Heaton, According to figures that are up to date as of July 19, Jeff about being on the Comhuskers’ a court in this town. He went on Hartford in 1980. Vacationing in Sullivan also cracked four hits. Dave Oakland 50 45 .526 2 AAontreol, 104, .714; Mogrone, St. Lauls, 5Z Johnson and Bill Chapulis of Moriarty Brothers are the two football team. to become one of the best point England during the summer of Scanlon and Dave Lauzon had three hits California 50 45 .531 2>/tadJeff Calhoun, pitcher, from Ihe WILLIMAN’nC - Things didn’t Jim Kitsock started on the mound Package Store 5-7, Evergreen Lawns (Honeycutt 810), 10:35 p.m. Sveum 2b 4 111 WInghmef 00 00 5-8, J A M Grinding 5-8, Washington St. Louis (Horton 50) at Son Francisco TelMs I 5 18 5 Totals 4112 1511 Lakeph 10 10 Holton p 0 0 0 0 *ll*al>l9«< ll*t- Sent Doug Boir, . Trappers within one win of mark work out for the Manchester Legion for Manchester and was relieved by RBker pr 0 100 NIcMsph 1000 ottcher, outright to Maine of Ihe ■ Social Club 4-8. (Hommaker 57), 10:35 p.m. Totals 41 8148 Tetals a484 baseball squad Thursday night. Joe Casey in the sixth. Kitsock gave Sohiidav's (Tames Ooktand i n 188 118-5 Worrell p 00 00 International League. Tetals a998 Totals SALT LAKE CITY — The Salt Lake Trappers of the Northwest With the game tied, 4-4, Williman­ up four runs, five hits, five walks, Houston at New York, 1:35 p.m. AAHemukee 884 481 81x—11 a 511 5 Cincinnati m l a o n -8 Charter Oak Chicogo at Los AngelM, 4:05 p.m. Gome Winning RBI — Brock (4). PITTSBURGH PIRATES-Sold contract I League pulled to within one of the all-time record for consecutive tic Legion scored the winning rim in and two strikeouts before his SILeMs 8H m 888-8 Montreal 4W 8M 888—4 Elmore Associates defeated Highland St. Louis at San Francisco, 4:05 p.m. _ E— Braggs, Boslo, Lansford. LOB— Game Wlniring RBI — Parker (10). ofDannBllardello,catcher,toOmahaotthe . "victories when they defaeted Idaho Falls 14-4. They have a the sixth inning on a bases-loaded departure. Willimantic scored the Atlanta at Philadelphia, 7:05 p.m. Oakland 7, Milwaukee Z . n —Bemozard, LOS Angeles 8M 118 « 8 - 5 American Assodollon. Park Market, 83, at Fitzgerald Field. Gome Winning RBI — Coleman (4). E-Stlllwell, Wollach. LOB—Onclnnatl chance to tie the record set in 1902 by Corsicana of the Texas walk for a 5-4 victory in a non-Zone gam8winner without the benefit of For the winners, Joe Murphy and Jack Cincinnati at Montreal, 7:35 p.m. Canseco, Griffin, Riles, Braggs, Man­ 8, Montreal 7. 2B—Wollach, Parker, _ BASKETBALL Pittsburgh at Son Diego, 11:05 p.m. ning. HR—SteInbaCh (8), Brock (10), E— Duncan Z Mograne, MHotcher. taternaHonM Baskelball Association . League and tied by Baltimore of the International League in 1921 game at Eastern Connecticut State a hit. Three of Willimantic’s runs McCormack each had three hits while DP—StLouls 1, Los Angeles 1. LOB— Cojonpoo. 3B—Snilwsll. H R-Porker , IBA—Announced It hod awarded o ■ Joe Caland homered and singled. For $untfoy*s oanMs Molltor (5), ReJackson (13). SB— m . SB—Raines 2 (29), Webster (19). Friday when they play Pocatello. University. Pest 102 is now 18 18 1 were unearned. Onclnnatl at Montreal, 1:35 p.m. Griffin (17),Canseco (10). SILouls 5, Los Angeles 7. 2B—OSmIth. S—Poww. franchlsetoVoncouver. ■ Highland Park, Kevin Schaffer and HR—Pendleton (8). SB—Anderson (5). overall and is in action tonight at 6 Lou Silva was the winning pitcher Alex Britnell stroked three hits each. Houston at New York, 1:35 p.m. FOOTBALL Atlanta at Philadelphia, 1:35 p.m. S—Hershlser, Stubbs, Trevino. NotlonM FeotbMl League against South Windsor in a Zone Ofljflttnfi_ ,, . IP H R ER BB SO for Willimantic. St. Louis at Son FrondKO, Z 3:05 p.m. „ ^ IP H R ER BB SO anclnnatl BUFFALO BILL!8^ened Kerry Por­ Eight matchup at Manchester For Manchester, Casey and Dave Womana’ (aat pilch Chicago at Los Angeles, 4:05 p.m. Andulor L3 3 *313 8 8 8 1 3 SILools ter, running bock, to a series of one-year I MogrorM 51-3 8 5 Power W,85 8 8 4 1 2 5 contracts. — Community Ckiilege’s McCormick Price each had two hits and Price Pittsburgh at Son Diego, 4:05 p.m. GNelson 1 1-3 2 0 0 1 0 3 1 Fronco 1 0 0 0 0 0 Manchester routed Marlborough, 14- Lelper 2 23 5 4 4 0 3 Dowlev 2 1 1 1 0 Montreal CINCINNATI BENGALS-Slgned Sonn#- Field. added two RBIs. 1, Thursday night at Charter Oak. Linda Caudill 23 0 0 0 0 0 Dayley W3-1 83 1 0 0 0 Gordon and Solomon Wllcots, defenslw ‘ Hewitt was the winnning pitcher for Worrell S,21 1 1 0 BSmtthL>4 41-3 8 7 5 0 3 MB batters remain hot American League reauila AAllwoukee 0 0 JJeOffOon 183 3 0 0 0 1 bocks. Agreed to terms with Greg Horne, Manchester and also was the big hitter. Boslo W,5-2 713 10 5 5 1 9 Los Angeles punter. Hershlser 8 StCloIre 2 1 0 0 0 1 Moriarty Brothers kept up its hot tive two-run frames. Beth O'Brien and Tina Stone also hit Crim 23 0 0 0 0 1 5 5 2 3 Porrett 1 2 1 1 1 3 DALLAS COWBOYS-Slgned Ron Frau­ w ell for the locals. indiana4.Rangera2 Plesac 1 0 0 0 0 1 Young C5-5 1-3 4 3 3 0 ds, defensive bock, to a series q f,„ hitting with a 10-1 romp over Bristol Dave Bidwell was the winning Roche lurks in second place HoUon 2-3 , V HBP—Galarraga by Power. BK— HBP—Kiefer by GNelson. WP— Boslo. 0 0 0 1 Porrett. one-year contracts. Terry-Pat in 'Greater Hartford pitcher for the locals. The former BK—Andular. H BP—Stubbs by Mogrone. WP—Dayley. ..SS!?''?? BRONCOS-SIgned Ricky Dijon time trial to go, but anything TBXAS CLBVBLAND BK—Mogrone. Umpires—Home, Davidson; Hrst, Wen- Twilight League baseball action Manchester High and Assumption MORZINE, France (AP) — Al­ Umpires—Home, HIrschbeck; Hrst, iM stM ; Second, Crawford; Third, Bonin. NattM, wide receiver, and Gerald Wlllhlte; can happen in this race," Roche obrhM rh M Gwcia; Second, AAerrIII; Third, Reed. Umpires—Home, Marsh; Hrst, Runge; running Itack, to a series ot o n e -y m ,, ’Thursday night at Moriarty Field. College standout twirled a six- though Ireland’s Stephen Roche is Browne 2b 4 0 10 Butler cf 4 12 0 T—2:58. A—14^475. Second, West; Third, Engle. T—2:49. A—21,351. contracts. Z. still setxind to Pedro Deglado of said after reducing Delgado’s over­ Fletchr ss 4 0 10 Hlnzo2b 4 0 0 0 The MB’s, 189, have scored in hitter. He struck out three and Sierra rf T—2:5Z A-azS5& DETROIT LIONS—Signed David Doucli, all lead with a strong performance 4 0 0 0 TaMer dh 4 111 tight end, and Tony Dollinger, fullback. — ■ double figures in their last six walked none. Spain, he thinks he could be in the u td e OBrIen 1b 3 110 Carter 1b 4 02 1 Orioiaa 2, Royait 1 driver’s seat in the Tour de France. in Thursday’s 22nd stage, a ll8m ile Incvglla If GREEN BAY PACKERS—Signed Nor­ outings and have been in double Moriarty’s has a busy weekend 3 110 M Halllf 4 0 0 0 man Jefferson, defensive bock. Alpine course from La Plagne to Parrish dh 3 00 1 Snyder rf 3 1 2 0 digits in hits in those same six with two games. They host Mallove KANSAS CITY INDIANAPOLIS COLTS-Sloned Fred. - “ I'm in a great position with the Morzlne. McOwelcf 2 00 1 Jacoby3b 4 13 3 BAL'HMORR Ma|or Laagua iaadara die RoMnson, Chuckle Miller and ChHe— games. They had 11 Thursday Jewelers Saturday at 7:30 p.m. at Petralll c 3000 JBelIss 3 0 10 ObrhM ObrhM BuechleSb Wilson cf Goode, defensive bocks; Bob Ontkp, " night. Ray Sullivan, Mike Johnson, Moriarty Field before visiUng the 2 000 Allonsonc 3 0 0 0 4 0 10 Locydh 4 0 10 llnebocker; David Adorns, running boclu LMII Mill ullbin Porter ph 1000 S e li^ 3 b 4 12 1 BRIpkn 2b 4 0 10 Bosedten as at Bats. Brian Crowley and Steve Chotiner Newington Capitols in a 5 p.m. Wllkrsn 3b Brett lb Jim Reynoso, defensive end, and Chris. , In LIttiM M itt tottboll action Thurt- 0000 4 0 10 CRIpkn u 4 0 12 lio,TV AMERICAN LEAGUE Gambol, offensive tackle. had two hits apiece for the MB’s, game on Sunday at Newington High doy night at Martin School, Hour Olatt Totals a t 4 2 Totals a 4II4 TrtaHlrf 3000 Murray 1b 4 0 0 0 FWhite 2b . _ O AB R H Pet. Cltontrt outtluggod Charter Oak Vete­ 3 000 Knight 3b 3 0 10 Boggs Bsn 94 Ml 74 ia J55 KANSAS CITY CHIEFS-SIgned Todd ’’ who strung together five consecu- School. rinary Hotpital, 15-10; Wettown Pharr B Jocksn If 3 000 MYaungIf 3 0 0 0 Trammll Det a 311 a 113 J 4i Howard, linebacker, to a series of three macy dumped Carpet Factory Outlet, C***lF''(l 881 888 tax—4 LSmlthdh 3 000 Kennedyc 3 0 0 0 TODAY (Mattingly NY 75 30S M 1 « iSs one-veor contrads. 15-10; and Futt A O'Neill trimmed Gaine Winning RBI — Carter (7). ASolazrss 3 0 10 Sheets rf 3 1 1 0 1 p.m. — Davis Cup tennis; Tim Puckett Min n 371 57 in JM 50 is Nifty MIAMI DOLPHiNS-SlanedChrlsConItn**' Village Cutt, 15-10. For Hour Glott, taowne. DP—Oevekind I. LOB— LOwenc 2000 Gerhart ct 3 1 1 0 Mayotte vs. Eric Jelen, ESPN DwEvons Bsn a 315 57 1W 815 and Mark Dennis, IlnebockerA Angelo Pavelack cracked three hitt Texas Z qeveland la 2B-Snyder, (Urter. Balboniph 1000 5 p.m. — Astros at Mots, Channel 9, Franco Cle a 3M a 105 J 15 NEW ENGLAND PATRIOTS—SlgneS " Neipsic wins net action while Maggie Long ripped a grand tiam IMocforln c 0 0 0 0 W KHT; Channel 20 picks upcoverage at Settler Kan a 378 a 117 810 Bruce Armstrong, offensive lineman, to a Totals a 1 51 Tetata a 1 5 1 7:30 p.m. home run and Jen Pavelack tripled. For i ! ? ’ . . <*>>.- 8—Hinzo, Allonon. T oM erd e 90 348 45 IM 810 four-year contrad. HofiM ptMto by Ptalo Charter Oak, Carol Payne, Jenny SF—LAPorrlsh, McDowell. 5 p.m. — G olf: U.S. Women's Open, Fernndz Tor 94 a5 a -115 8W NEW ORLEANS SAINTS—Signed Neipsic Tennis Club topped Min- (N ) dot. Nikki Orogorlo M/’ .D in ^ Burnett, and Becky Smith played well. Texas "* H R IR B B S O K t a m o t y 881 8W 888—1 ESPN Randolph NY M 317 70 W 8M Hunk Warren, defensive lineman, ta.o,,.. Sonabrlo-Kovln Purvloneo (N) ie t . For Wettown, Jennifer Shanley, Jet- ■bitimere 8W 8M 88x—1 oneweor contrad. nechaug, 9-5, Thursday in interclub Slongon-Elllvlch 7-5; Yoon Johnson (t y tlco Belmont, and Laurie Cartier each (Suzman L|89 51-3 9 4 4 2 5 Game Wlnidne RBI — CRIpken (5). NESN,"WTIC“ McGwire, Oakland, M; OBoll, Toronto, „ NEW YORK JETS-SIgned Only Elom, play. dot. Ladd 81; Gory Tuektr (N ) dot. Heading out MWIIIIoms 83 I 0 0 0 0 _ E—Seltzer Z FWhIte. DP—Kansas at y l, 7 ^ p.m. — U.S. Olympic Festival, M; Hrbek, Mlnnesota,24; Corter,aeveland, Pratt 81; Brandy (m) dot. An^ow mil CALHOUN tiammed home runt. For Carpet, Nelpsic’s next match is Monday Heather LItk drove In three runt while "oSSLeiid ’ 1 0 0 11 Baltimore Z LOB— Kansas City 5, Bolth ESPN a ; Deer, Mllwaukee,2Z‘ 5aretledwtthn. Mce, punter, and Kirk Hmmer,. . Bodyk 85, Borno (M l dM. Nantat Bray Ken Ferry Jr. of Manchester Oil Heat begins his swing, Stacy Motton hadtwoblttandtwo RBIt more 5. 2B— Brett. HR—Settlor (7). ,8 p.m. — Yankees ot White Sox, linebacker. Traded Johnny "Lorn" Jones, at home against the Town of 6-4; Jon Borgido-Darryl BoronMn (N ) CondlottI W > I0 9 4 3 1 1 7 IP H RRR BB SO while Chrit Sawyer homered. For Futt, Oty SportsChonnel, W POP RMW III loeelyer, to Son Frandsco for on ’ Glastonbury. dot. Slongon-Koolor 81; Malloy- which turned out to be a home run, during Northern Danielle Abran tripled and Amy Bretcl- W N Ia m pttched to 1 bolter In the 8lh. 10 p.m. — Boxing: Greg Page vs. Joe Jovner,Callfomla,a;OBell, Toronto, 78; undlsdosed draff choice In 19M ^ Rosults: Grogg Horowitz (N) dot. Romonolllnomvnvili (M»r»$F l dot.ww$. John.ewsiis PiirylonejF ano pitched very well. For Village Cutt, PB—A lla n m . k s o n L. lugner, heavyweights, FNN AAcOwIre, Oakland, 7li Carter, Qeveland, W N FRANCISCO 49ERS-AniiSSiicad . Kevin Goorr8tta_7^; Some-Oj^egorto League play Thursday against Trash-Away at Robertson 12 1 1 0 0 4 Novak 84); Jay Snydor (N) dot. Elboum Amy SIddont had four hItt while Midnight: Davis Cup tennis: Boris » ; ^E y o n s , Boston, 74; WInfMd, New the retlrofflent of Ron Ferrari, line--> 8-2r John Molotko (N) dot. Caruso 8-3, (M ) def. Colleen $ulllvan-Gall Bhemeid Park. Ferry led Oil Heat to a 6*5 victory. See softball M eiitte H vien added three hits. bKkar.ABreedtolermswlthPaulJoklsdi, " 7-5) K.Purvlane8S8ron8on (N) det. iSHFTY Eorno-Kurland (M ) dot. Androa ■erst? 9 1 1 1 11 SelavKirFiN wide recelyer. Ooodmon-Morodlth Blodaolt88; Poroz Pratt-O’Koofo 81, roundup on page j6 . 11 - MANCHESTER HERALD. Friday. July U. 1M7

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Invttfmant Prooarty ...... 34: Ctaonl^e ServlCEB. 78 Mlscelloneousjkutomotlve...... 97 copyright and proprietary throughout New Eng­ erotor tor retail clo­ people, ore good wim Fuel OII/Cool/FIrewood 79 Wonted to Buy/Trode ...... 98 rights, unfair competition land for one low price. thing store. Full or port figures, and hove 'o and libel and slander, which Coll Classified 643-2711 time. Coll Bernard Ap- professional appear­ may result from the publica­ ond osk tor detolls.o ter at 643-2478. ance apply for this tion of any odvertlsment In RNS wanted tor full and -V#:- ' position between 9 and the Manchester Herald by E X P E R IE N C E D men's 5 Monday-Friday at; 1 1 ^ HOMES HOMES 1 ^ HOMES HOMES HOMES advertiser. Including adver­ part time, 11-7 shift. clothing salesman. FOR SALE tisements In any free distri­ Apply AON, Salmon 1033 John Fitch Blvd, FOR SALE m i FOR SALE FOR SALE FOR SALE Full time. Good salary South Windsor or qoM bution publications pub­ Brook Convalescent. and benefits. Coll Ber- I lished by the Manchester Home Salmon Brook Muriel Marks at 2tr- All roal Mtol* odvertlMd In riFFSIOE. Lots Of per­ MANCHESTE R. DPEN House. Manches­ DPEN House. Manches­ nord Apter. 643-2478. 6061 for on appotqK 72 DEE R Run Troll. Herald. Penny Sleftert, Drive, Glastonbury. 's,. ,v the Manchester Herald It sonality II Unique 5 $249,900. U a R Ranch. ter. Sunday July* 26. ter. Sunday July 26. Beautiful Lydall Publisher. Please call 633-5244. E X P E R IE N C E D person mont. - Pozzies tublect to the Fair Heutina level condo at Forest Light and airy 3 bed- 1:00-4:00pm. 76 Flor­ needed tor custom Act of 19M, which makes It 1:00-4:00pm. 115 Brae- Woods. 2 bedroom Sa­ Ridge, 6 rooms, 3 bed­ rooom, 2 bath Ranch. slde Crescent. Picture ence Street. Sparkling, lem Cope. Enloy the RECEPTIONIST/OtfIce draperies. Full time. llleeal to advertise any pret- rooms, 7'fy baths, 1 Living room, with LOST Assistant. Glaston­ erenco, limitation or dis­ book 8 room 7V3 year spacious three bed­ carefree lifestyle In Hours con be flexible. CARPENTEtr crimination bated on race, carport, lots of storage cathedral celling and old Impeccable Colon­ room older style Co­ AND FOUND bury. Small friendly Hourly rote 86 % . ; ACROSS 38 Mtseollony Arriwor to Provlouo Puitio this end untt Including color, rellelon, sex or no­ space, unique layout stone fireplace, sliders ial. Exquisite master lonial with much up­ skylight, cathedral company seeks ma­ Contact Phyllis at 456- experienced In kitchen 41 Cow loundi [HDD GClGmG tnDQ tional erleln. or on Intention offering lots of versa­ from dining area to LOST. June 20th West­ ture, responsible Indi­ • ■>. V ■ ■ '/ V . . • ■■ • . ' ' 3527. Z Thniwr 42 Soonor Suto bedroom with walk-In dating ond cool celling and 1 car gar­ and bath remodeling. - Hxwioufl □CID □OnilG □□□ to moke any such preference, tility I Private setting. covered deck and mas - closet, eat-ln kitchen tree-shaded yard. Dt- minister Rd. Mackerel vidual with pleasant (Ibbf.) limitation or discrimination. age. 140's. Blanchard & CLE RICAL. Small office Quality minded. Muai - 7,N iid i QGCl □□[!□□ □□□ Swimming plus tennis. ter bedroom to deck with custom cabinets. fered at $127,900. Direc­ tabby white chest cat. personality, w ill train 44 Auitroliin The Herald will not know- Reduced to $149,900. Rossetto. 646-2482.0 Flea collar. 647-9376. , diversified duties ,oc- m tCf AtchinQ birdt OODOd EQClDn and In-ground pool. $259,900. Directions: tions: East Center St., on word processor. Ex - have toola and trana<-. •IVShowy Inply accept any advertise­ Jackson 8, Jackson Rec room and den- LD CATED In a prestl- cellent benefits. Call counts receivable .tel­ d SU nm o. □ □ □ B D D ment which Is In violation of Keeney Street, right right onto Spruce St., LOST. Spruce street. ephones, record keep­ portatlon. Top pay for 47 Ptir □ □□□□D nOGClGO Real Estate. 647-8400.O great for entertaining. gousorea! This 7 room Male Ferret wearing Ann Ross 659-3511. the low.______onto Nutmeg left onto left onto Florence. Contemporary home Is ing and some typing. right Individual. FuOl 48 TImo lont BOD BQD (IIQQ NEWE R 3 bedroom cus- D. W. Fish Real Est- Lamplighter, right Century 21 Epstein green harness. Business Personnel lobb,.) SOUTHERN New Eng­ ote. 643-1591 .D near completion. Time Associates.______All benefits. Coll 647- time year-round potl- £□□□ iiiDo [;:]□□□ tom energy efficient onto Saddlehlll, right Reel Estote. 647-8895.0 Answers to name of 9137.______49 Thootor trot □GdnOQ □□□□□□ land closslfleld ads M ANCHESTE R. $74,900. to select flooring, light OIno. Coll 646-7104. tlon. -IS InflMMwIth 82 For ranch. 2 baths, central onto Braeside. Century EAST Horttord. Nice 7 fixtures and applian­ DOCTO R'S assistant • A F G O D □ □ □ reach nearly 800,000 Enloy the pool, cabana 21 Epstein Real Estate. needed for busy opto- D RIVE R Fuel oil. Class 88 Rooch homes In Connecticut air, Inground pool and room Raised Ranch, ces 11 Some ot the fea­ IMPOUNDED. Male2ve- 11 license required. De­ Ti 7 WWII tru 88 Schoolroom □ □□□□ GIDDBQ 2 car garage with stor­ and exercise room 647-8895.D______large living room for­ ars old Lab cross. metrlc practice. Hours W i 4 V , » s-jr QIDG DOdDD □□□ and Rhode Island. The along with your two tures are large living are Tuesday and pendable fuel oil deliv­ 649 -5 4 0 0 -ISNavyihip Horn price for a basic 25 age loft. Dftered at DPEN House. Manches­ mal dining room, 3 room, separate dining Black. Short tall. Hart­ ery east of river. Expe­ lUiSnSiilibbr.) 57 Froodom of □Dd GaDESG GdD $229,000. Blanchard 8, bedroom Condo In con - ter. Sunday July 26. bedrooms, 3 ba­ ford Road. Please call Thursday nights, 5:30- oetiot) BCD □□□□□ □□[:] word ad Is only $90 and venlent Manchester lo - room, nice size family rienced only. Fulltime. ■sDOAL^orker^d!. asoMitoi Rossetto. Call for ap­ 1;00-4:00pm. 129 Knol- throoms, fireplace, room with fireplace, the Manchester Dog 9pm, Saturday from Insurance and benef- SB Aft will appear In 75 news­ cotlon. Call now for 8:30-1:30pm. Expe­ Chester Area Confer­ 11 Mfiih 36 CrYStaliine papers. For more In­ pointment today. Blan­ . Iwood Drive. New con­ large lower level fam­ cathedral ceilings, two Wrden ot 643-6642. Its. Coll 647-9137. ence ot Churcho^. ncwi DOWN chard 8i Rossetto. "We details. Sentry Real rience helpful, willing ZlAdWw individual gem formation call Classi­ Estate. 643-4060.O struction. Spectacular, ily room, nice treed lot. walk-ln closets In mas­ LOST 7/23. European to troln. Coll 649-3311. f u l l Time Tellers Emergency shelter- 12Paoplaof 36 Mark down fied, 643-2711 and ask Guarantee Our open and airy 7 room, Asking $179,000. U a R ter bedroom, lacuzzl Ferret named Bandit. ' |4'Aenr Piikw 37 Female hog needed. Connecticut /soup kitchen OlreO- ZSOMEngUh Balgrada for detalls.D Houses." 646-2482.0 MANCHESTE R. 7'/2 bath Colonial. L - Reolty. 643-2692.0 tub In master bedroom Between Green Road PA RT Time. $6.25 Bonk Trust, Man­ tor. BSW and expe- 19 Woodan tub 39 Foist $136,900. Charming Co­ shoped master bed-' hourly. National In­ 81 40 Ejection M ANCifESTE R. B O L T O N . $295,000. REDWDDD. Catch the area, workshop, and Main Street. Call chester Parkade of­ rlence witjt '27‘AtMn4«nt 22 Sign of tha lonial In convenient lo­ room with sitting room washer and dryer 643-4019. Reward. store marketing com­ 41 Wall painting $229/000. Ansoldl built Charming updated 1879 Breeze!! A beautiful fice. 647-5500. administration and >a0AuW lodiac 43 Eatt Asian 5 bedroom Colonial cation. 3 bedrooms and lacuzzl. $255,000. treed setting and a hook-ups In basement. pany Is seeking Indi­ homeless population. 24 C m country Raised Ranch. 3 bed­ spacious brick fire­ Directions: East Cen­ viduals to distribute ■“woilnii' rooms, 7'fy baths, 2 centrally located near goroeous Florida room Large oversized deck 9-5. $17,500-820,500. ((bbr.) 26 Animal homa 45 Firm Bolton Green with ad- place living room, for­ ter St., left onto Ver­ offer lots of warm with slider oft kitchen. coupons and samples SECRETARY 47 Golfar Lama fireplaces. Family I ANNOUNCEMENTS HELP WANTED HELP WANTED NELPWANTD Send resume by August *11___ Com- 26 8auh locent building rented mal dining room with non, right onto Knol- weather comfort! Inn- Asking price Is $314,500. to consumers In local I HELP WANTED 14 to: Manchester Area iMiiSmonlt Maria SO Command- room. Eat-In kitchen, built Ins. Eat-In kit­ Iwood. Century 21 supermarkets. We pro­ Purchasing depart­ laundry room. Martin to the Montessort moculote 7 plus room Call us for additional A RE you a new band MA 1 NTENANCE/Hoblll - Conference Of ■M___ do 29 Common chen, lower level den, Epstein Real Estate. Information and/or on vide training. Reliable STOCK Clerks. Fulltime, RN S U ^ ' r v Is^ ^ ment, busy office re­ Jonoho school area. Dwner. school to greatly offset full dormered Cope In looking for a gig. Coll totlon Assistant, oioy Churches, P. D. Box 773 ’ (comb, form) expenses. Home In­ deck, new both, stor­ 647-8895.D Redwood Farms. 3 appointmentll! transportation re­ part time. Expanding . Immediate opening Mtiop 31 Hoavy 643M462.______Adam at the Manches­ treatment center seeks 11 quires a secretary Monchester. EDE. ' 16 X 21 age shed, walk upaftic. Realty World. 646- quired. Call 1 -233-7815, MANAGEMENT retail operations has M onday-Friday. No IS Aeooolomo affliction cludes living bedrooms, fireplace, ter Community College maintenance worker to room, spacious dining O. W. Fish Real Est- VE RNDN. 7 room an- new carpeting. Mint 7709.O______Monday through Fri­ Immediate openings weekends. For more with accurate typing DDN'T KNDW anyone ote. 643-1591 .□______tlque Colonial totally 647-6051 or 647-6055 handle the upkeep of TRAINEE tor all shifts. Flexible who wonts to buy what room, modern kitchen, condition! $209,000.v VE RNDN. 2 family plus day, 9am-4pm. our center. Company Information please coll skills to type M ANCHESTE R. Coll to rehabllltlated. Has weekdays. All types of scheduling. Apply In Cresttleld Convals- you have to sell? Let o den, music room, 2'/i Jackson a Jackson' In-law apartment. bands ore welcome. paid benefits. Full time Learn all phasea of purchase orders and PA RT Time. Earn exfrO baths, 2 cor garage and ' see this Forest Hills 8 professional office use Real Estote. 647-8400.D person: Amazing Dis­ cent, 643-5151.______money assisting our wont od find a cash buyer tor attorney, salesper­ Country setting. $6.70 per hour.647-1624. our restaurant opera­ count Stores, Broad much more. D. W. Fish room Raised Ranch G D V E R N M E N T Homes Priced to sell with a Construction TEA C H E R Aides. FuM other related items. bookkeeper with posf- for voul with a beautiful level son etc. Great visibility BUS Drlver/Habllltatlon tion. Permanent posi­ Street Parkade, Mon- Real Estate. 643-1591 .a on a I'/j ocre lot near from $1 (U repair). psotive cash flow. Specialist. Class A li­ chester. EOE. time beginning Sep­ Heavy phone con­ Ing, tiling and IlgM yard! A lot of home for Delinquent tox prop­ HELP WANTED Estimator tion with advance­ tember. state ap­ typing. Also help wfth the money! $229,900. highway. $269,900. A ll- $189,900. Klernon cense needed. Willing tact. Apply The brlo Realty, Inc. 649- erty. Repossessions. Realty, 649-1147. Salary Plus Commla- to train. To transport ment potential. Good proved private school. customer service by Allbrio Realty, Inc. To assist teachers In Gerber Scientific In­ phone. Hours 8;30anr- PART TIME 649-0917. 0917. Call 805-687-6000 exten­ d e e R Ron. Fits the alon depending on ex­ our clients from resi­ wages and benefits. sion GH 9965. PHOTO FINISHING COOKS classrooms tor stu­ strument Co., 83 12;30pm, Monday bill!!! The luxury ot perience. Will train dence to day treatment Apply low maintenance and Full time. Will train. facility. Company paid dents with behavior through Friday. ApaQ;. CIRCUUTION AREA ADVISOR right applicant. M/F. DISHWASHERS disorders, ages 4-10, Gerber Rd., West, S. cations now being Sb- the bonus ot owning Apply at Nassif Ca­ benefits. Fulltlme$7.00 Howard Johnson’s Housewives, mothers with young children, your own land can be Reply to per hour. 647-1624. students with deveiop- W indsor. cepted. Send to the 394 Tolland Tpke. WAITRESSES mental disabilities attention of Terri c S students. Earn extra money with your own ALEX MATTHEW REALTY found at Lydall Woods mera 639 Main St. Manchaater Hearld PA RT Time Desk Clerk. Manchester, C T ages 4-12. Send resume M EDICAL office, part or the Manchester H e ­ part-time job. Bring your children with you 144 MAIN ST., M ANCHESTER, C T 06040 • 649-4003 In Manchester. Imma- M anchester Box D Flexible schedule. Full or part time. or apply In person to: full time bookkeeper. rald, 16 BrolnoM and save on babysitting costs. 21 hours per cualte 1 year old Nan­ 16 Bralnard Place Pleasant working at­ 649-6220 Temporary or perma­ Community Child Gui­ Dftice background ex­ Place. No phone ccMs 17 WOODSTOCK ROAD, MANCHESTER tucket Cape. 2 bed­ C A R P E N T E R S helper week, salary plus gas allowance. Supervise Manchaater, C T 06040 mosphere. Liberal nent. Good wages dance School, 317 perience disired. 4 da vs please I _ rooms, 1 W baths, 1st to assemble wood win­ pay. Call for appoint­ our carrier boys and girls. If you like kids, floor den, fully ap­ AIDES. Group home In and benefits. Apply In North Main St., Man- per week. Call 649-8074 dows. Small company ment. Ct. Motor Lodge. Manchester and Ver­ chester. 06040. or send resume to: All want a little independence and your own pllanced kitchen. with good growth po­ C LEA N E RS, lonttorlal, 643-1555.______person floor cleaning person­ non. Part time, full Shaklbol M. D. , 953 BULK DRIVED: income, call 647-9946 or 647-9947. $146,500. Jackson 81 tential seeks someone Jackson Real Estate. nel. Part time even­ PA RT Time light house - time and weekends. LEGAL Main Street, Manches- Responsible Drivara: with trade school or keeping at Ct. Motor Company paid benef­ Howard Johnson’s ter.______647-8400.G e o u lv a le n t back - ings. Start todavl 643- needed to dallvar The! 5747.______Lodge. Flexible hours. its. Perdlem $7.00 per 394 Tolland Tpke. SECRETARY CA BIN ET makers. Expe- MANCHESTE R. ground. Must be 18 or per hour to start for hour, full time $6.70 per Manchester, C T Take charge legal se­ Hartford Courant tSt older. Call Eagle Win­ SIDING man with bend- $6 rlence helpful but not $207,900. New listing. those qualified. Call hour. 647-1624.______cretary needed for Law necessary. Apply carriers, dealers and^ PART TIME Super Greek revival dows and Doors at Ing experience ,at least 643-1555 for 649-6220 633-2630, Glastonbury. 5 years. Salary com­ RESID EN TIAL Special - office with thriving real Zahner's Wood Work­ rural subscribers In the; home In Pitkin street appointment. 1st. Group homes In ing., 23 Industrial early morning. An liw CUSTOMER SERVICE area. Cheer and SEC RETA RY/ Recep­ mensurate with expe­ PA R T Time office posi­ estate and general rience. Please call for Manchester and Ver­ Drive, West, Tolland. surad vehicle and a C T We are looking for responsible service- warmth prevode this 8 tionist needed for real tion, small friendly of­ practice. Manchester room home with origi­ appointment today. Construction firm long non. Perdlem/Full 875-6226.______driver's license arg I THAT SCRAMBLED WORD GAME minded individuals to handle customer inquir­ estate office In Man­ tIme/Weekends. All fice. Must be 0 well office, WP, Dictaphone. nal features. Coll Mary chester. Full time for 643-2659.______established presently organized person with FU L L Time Secretary what's needed. Alse, 1 ,^ by Henri Arnold and Bob Lee ies. The position requires enthusiasm, inde­ shifts. Company paid and real estate know­ Supervisor for small Lou Barrett 633-92M, remainder of summer. EXPE RIENCED Person enlarging It's manufac­ an excellent telephone storage space for Sun­ Unscramble these four Jumbles, benefits. Full tlme$7.50 ledge essential. Heavy Insurance office In E l­ Should I—-Of shouldn't I? pendent thinking, and organization. Good Ravies Real Estate. Call Paul at 646-9730. seek lobs to do lands­ turing facility needs perdlem $8.00.647-1624. personality. Duties will day advance sactlong. one letter to each square, to form communication skills and a pleasant tele­ caping, sidewolks, client contact. Excel­ lington. Salary based four ordinary words. p person with building Include billing, filing Excellent pay and mi­ phone manner are essential. steps and patios. Call etc. Call Mr. Kaufman lent salary. Send re­ on experience. Excel­ We Buy background to coordi­ P A R T T I M E lent benefits and work - leage companaatlons. Rarely is there a property offered with the number of features and amenities Alison 549-6998. at 646-1112.______sume to Tw o shifts are available: that this home offers. Located In one of Manchester's moat sought after areas, CRT nate shop to field oper­ $100-$300 w e e k ly. Use Ing conditions. Call “ CUHLG Real Eetatel Legal Secretary Contact Kim, 649- this nine room Wendel Reid built aluminum sided Garrison Colonial boasts of ation. Age Is no factor. your telephone, our f u l l time positions 875-3333 between 9am 8:30 AM — 12:30 PM Monday-Friday Need a quick aala and cloRi- SCHOOL BUS ORIVERS 1405. a living room, large dining room, large country kitchen that lafully appllanced, OPERATOR Excellent salary, customers and your available at Automo­ P. O. Box 288 and 4pm tor Ing (or relocation, divorce for the town of Bolton. tive Lube Center. E x ­ _L 7:00 AM - 10:00 AM Saturday sunken family room with fireplace, built-in bookcases, and sliders to a vary pri­ own schedule. Manchester, C T 06040 appointment. aattlamant, debt paymanta or needed to handle We will train. Ideal part company paid bene­ perience helpful but JDIN The Team, ware­ DR vate back yard with a beautiful heated Sabrina In-ground pool and cabana. fits. Write Mr. Kaye, P. CA RPEN TE R'S Helper. house Laborer. FuM an alternative invaatmant? account maintenance. time Job for homemak­ Coll Pot 647-9170 will train. Call 647-8997 'Ca I^PENTE R^andCar- 3:30 — 7:30 PM Monday-Friday There Is a half bath and laundry on the first level. The second floor consists of ers or retirees. O.Box 281 Walling­ or apply In person at penters helpers. Dwn Entry level position. time or Summer posi­ KALEY We have tha answer to your 8 am - 4:30 pm. Must be ambitious and tion available. 40 plus 7:00 AM — 10:00 AM Saturday four generous sized bedrooms and two full baths. The lower level ifamily room 537-5234 or 537-5766. ford. C T 06492 315 Broad Street, tools and transporta­ has been professionally finished and has a full bath. This area of approxima­ problamal Call Bob at Monday-Friday. Call RN/LPN-We hove o full Monchester.______tion. Work In Manches­ hove transportation. $6 hours. In creative pro­ ■ ^ i n i time or port time post - per hour to start. 649- gram. Apply In person, Please call Jeanne at 647-9946 for more tely 1,000 square feet would be Ideal for an In-law apartment. During the Au­ T RAVEL Agency mon- PA RT Time. Pumping tion on 3-11, Mondoy- P RE-School teacher ter. Pay according to 5400.______information. tumn and Winter seasons a view of Hartford Is only a window away. All this on a AUBNIO REALTY, M C starting September. experience. Imme­ Connecticut Contolner Savings Bank oger wanted. Phone gas, changing tires. In­ Frldoy. No weekends. Recovery, ISOColonlot YERRAT1 THAT INPECI5IVE beautifully landscaped lot, offered at $279,900. 202 East Center Street John 429-9313mornlngs cludes Saturdays. Part time position at diate work. Call 643- T RUCK Driver with Manchester, C T For more Information quality Pre-School. 6760.______class 11 license tor Rood, Manchester', WIMP WAS alw ays Of Manchester ot: University Travel. Spruce Street Mobil. please call Cresttleld 646-7573.______, ' WORRYIN& ABOUT FEATURES AND AMENITIES 649-3487.______Early Education Back­ B A Y L D R Supervisor. paving contractor. Be­ n i l r First Floor Laundry Hardwood floors 4 649^W 17 W A ITE RS, Waitresses Convalscent, 643-5151. ground and experience nefits. Apply at Upton ST R E E T Sweeper opee- THI®. f NEWSPAPER CARRIERS NEEDED... 3,400 aq. ft. ot living apace 646-1700 and Oriental Cuisine CASHIE RS, \tull time, We have openings tor a Pella Sliders bedrooms, family Gas grill hooked to gaa line LPN. Group home in preferred. Call Dlrec- supervisors position Construction, 537 Staf­ otor. Full or port tirjg. MANCHESTER AREA room, living room 9am-12 noon, ask tor cooks wanted. Even­ part time. Expanding Manchester. Part time tor643-86M.______ford Rd., ( Rt. 32) Experienced only need SHAWCE Celling (an upataira hall Central Vac systam ings and weekend retail oepratlons has every weekend. 7am - Now arrange the circled letlers to and dining room L0T8/LAND Kay Glampa. EOE weekends, full time. D RDE R filling clerks. 7pm and 7pm-7am. For Mansfield or call 742- apply. Coll Monchester form the surprise answer, as sug­ Cedar cloaet Central air conditioning shifts. Full and part Immediate openings Company paid benef­ 6190. Sweeplng. 646-7700. - gested by the above cartoon. Wall to wall carpeting Heated garage 100,000 FOR SALE time. Experience pre- Port time or full time. more Information call □ Mather St...... all All walla and callinga In for all shifts. Fleixible its. Salary perdlem Monday through F ri­ basement Inaulatad - (our bedrooms a BTU pllotteas Ignition terred. 649-0090. scheduling. Apply 1n Director ot Nurses. Westfield St...... all family room M nJTTTETrTT’. D ATA entry clerk. 35 $10.55. Full time $9.39. day, flexible hours. Monday - Friday 9am- ’ PriniMnswerhurs: THE “r T T T T T T l” Eaettleld St...... all 10" Inaulatlon In attic Garage door opener D RIVE RS and Helpers person: Amazing 647-1624. FULL TIME and over family room $105,000. New listing. hours. Full time posi­ Call Roberta at 649- 3pm. Cresttleld Con­ Centertleld St...... all Pulldown stairway In Built In microwave Wooded acre lot In tion In small commun­ needed for moving Stores, Broad Street 8648. (Answers tomorrow) Slate foyer garage Parkade, Manchester. valscent, 643-5151. RETAIL A0VERTISIN6 POSTINfi ttERK Northfiald St...... all Burglar alarm syatem extremely desirable ity nursing ogency. De - comporiy. Coll She­ Fire alarm aystam pards lnc.,at 5289141. EOE______Applications are now being accepted for th r Tesletday's I POUCH OCTET BAKERY HEARSE French doors to 3H bathe area ot Manchester. pendoblltlty accuracy A n sw er When there ere two sides to any question a McGuire Dr...... all living room 2 sat back thermostats position ot retell advartleing posting clerk. Ideal tor solar oriented and knowledge of data g P E ______CHILD Care needed. Ma - ADULT slick politician does this— TA K E S B O TH Caae Dr...... *...... all Extensive landscaping Intercom 7 locations entry a must for this PA RT Time store clerk. ture and loving person DIRECTOR OF STAFF DEVELOPMENT Stained Woodwork Contemporary home. Applicants should have bookkeeping and Houae D r...... all Absolutely gorgeout Italian tile red brick Sentry Real Estate. position. Excellent be­ Apply Salvation Army to care for 6 year old CARRIER nMe Beck Ne. M la evsEebia ter tt-iO, wtileh inciwBas peatst# All rooma wallpapered Thrift Store, 210 nPIne PotKIon available for RN with BS or equivalent and computer experience, as well as being able to e, e/e iMs news»spat. P.O. Bei 4366. OrlanBe, ft 33601-4366. except one bedroom lower level family kitchen floor 643-4060.O nefits. Call 228-9428. boy. Rachel Road • art4 tip pM s enP make yewr aheek peyebta le Meatepepetbeeka. Ridge...... all 4 zone heat Street, Manchester. Energetic adults strong teaching and leadership akills. T o be respon­ type, answer phones and handle a variety of All bathe tile floors room with full bath Columbia. EOE. areo. After 6pm 646- Walnut...... 21-123 would be Idaal'for an 646-4928. 7033. needed to deliver The sible for orientation, N JL certification, and In-ser­ office related funetlona. Benefits Include Heated In-ground pool Arch...... all Panel doors In-law apt. (Sabrina) with cabana HOMES Hartford Courant early vice programs. Salary commensurate with experi­ company paid health plan, vacation, paltr*' RMSALE CARPENTER HOME HEALTH CARE mornings. Excellent ence. Good beneflta Including employer • poM holidays and tick days. Please send resume or CELEBRITY CIPHER Park St...... ;... 13-110 PAINTER pay plus prizes; weakly Constitution Health Network health Insurance and w o rk experience along with s a la ry OsUMty CIplwr ayplagrm are creetetf from quoutlora by fimou Otis...... all paopla, pau and proaont. Each MMr In the olpiMr stands tor Garden Or...... all “ ■T, PEDIATRIC mileage allowances pension. Apply or call during business hours at requiremante to: Manchester Herald, snothsr. rodsy’s cam: C sous* ft With at least 5 St. Jamea St...... all Unique home care situation available caring for and also Included. Call “Bookkeeper,” P.O. Box 591. Manchester, C T years experience. rehabilitation of 8 year old boy. This Is a full time po­ Rockvilit Memorial Nurting Homo Kim. *649-1405. 06040, or call Mark Abraltia, 643-2711. 'ZOT'PV F LYDG Butternut Road ...... all Salary commen­ sition. Duties include essential care and administra­ 22 South St., Rockville, CT • 875-0771 surate with experi­ tion of aggressive rehab program In conjunction ALVI ZOT Apt PIH Dale Road...... all ence. Transporta­ with R.N. and L.P.N. nursing and very active family Garth Road...... 125-138 tion and tools. Involvmeni Experience working with brain Injury* ATTENTION: Retirees / Housewives P - C T X ALVI Z a T Ludlow Road...... 25-107 desirable. Salary commensurate with experlanca. YOUTH SERVICES C80RDINAT0R Please call for ap­ Arnott Rd...... all pointment today. Reply to N a M V . ULPU'M ULY Box FF Ferguaon Road...... ,.... lS-112 643-1021 Manchester Herald JUST A FEW HOURS T8WN OF COVENTRY F P X V . ' — K a L I I z E. Middle Tpke. (even only)...... 558-676 •F YOUR TIME... We are looking for a self-dlrectad, cheerful, and T I • U P M . North Elm St...... 6-91 flexIMa parson able to work Independently In a RECEPTIONIST/ PREVIOUS SOLUTION: "It could be listening, playing, Woodbridge St...... 18-230 G. FOX DISTRIBUTION CENTER busy multi-faceted Human Sarvicea Office. compoeing, studying. But we all feel a kinehip to music, TYPIST Can give you unlimited - r Vtodlmlr Horowitz. NOW HIRING! A great Job for someone who likes teene and wants to work with them, their tamlllae, and other** Manchester — Shade Trees for local Cable TV MERCHANDISE PROCESSORS earning potential!! Parker St...... !!!.. 164:242 proteeslonalB to Initiate change by creating new -, company. Mature trees provide relief from summer G. Fox a New England tradition of satistactlon programs and coordinating existing progreme in * Set your own hours ...... 204-330 heat In this lovely 6 room Colonial. Located M A N C H iS TE R *174,900 Knowledge of and national retell trend center has immediate our town. A challenging and creative opportun- ’ word processor openings for merchandise processors at our and earn extra Ity. noMon St...... 167-190 in a nice residential araa, it offera 3 bed­ STATELY COLONIAL room s, I'A batha, fireplace, sliders to a nice Located in a quiet area of town. Six large rooms — helpful, general South Windsor Distribution Center. Job ree- income while working St.^...... 124-168 ponslbllltles Include verifying orders, along BA/B8 and one year ot experience working with . wellaeley St...... all deck and all in excellent condition. 3 bedrooms, 1*4 modsrnizsd baths, nswsr kitchen with pantry plus mudroom. Thsrs Is somsthlng to office skills counting ticketing and hanging merchandise from home. Work at youth required. Community organization end “ grant writing a plua. Lawton Rd...... an Offered at *154,900. be said about tha charm of en older homel Let us required. before It’s sent to our stores. Full and part time your own pace on a Milford Rd...... 11 show you this lovsiy proporty. We era sur# you will day and evening schedules are available. We 37 hour work week Includaa some evening meat- < Whan you need to advertiee,' Carpenter Rd...... "aii agree. Call Personnel schedule that’s Sanford Rd...... ’"aii offer competitive starting aalary, generous Inge. Salary range $14,300 to $17,700. I nothing works like Classifiadl^ Dept, at 646-6400. employee discount and the opportunity to tailor-made for you. Hamilton Dr...... l!!!!.all Ws IM bill ns felMIM 8 •arn a weekly Incentive bonus. Apply Monday Applloatlone and copies of Job deeoriptlon are I D ia l 643-2711 Walharall St...... p.262 through Friday from 9-5 and Saturday from available from the Tow n Manager's Offloe, 1712 * c M - r n i i m . Main Street, Coventry, C T . Telephone: 742-6324. ; McCann D r ...... 11 CHALLENGER Cox Cable Bam until 12 at Q . Fox DIatrlbutlon Center, 301 Call Jeanne or Susan at 6 4 7 -9 9 4 6 today Bldwell 6 t ...... 27SL333 la an E.O.E. Employer 162 Spencer Street Govamor'8 Highway, South Windeor, Ct. The deadline hKappileallona Is August 13,4087. • and begin the perfect job Alamtjtatrr Hrralii Manchester, Connecticut 06040 ThsTownetCovsntrylssnAA/BBPOsmpteysf. C A LL N O W 643-2711 / 647-9946 ‘ EACH OFFICE IS INDEPENDENTLY OWNED AND OPERATED. ^ HERALD. Friday. July X. 1887

■ V TOWM OP MAWCMimw. COUWCTICUT MOTlCV OP (d) No Pomn tholl toll, give, ditporto, provide or keep or ADOPTION OP OIIOINAMCO provided or kept, onv olcohdlc bovorago on tlw promltot of on amutonwnt a GARS CMB RI0IITBABE8 SI FUmiTUffi OD FORSAlf OD .8ffgfrsa%?r!r .g ^ (o) Portent attondlfw tocondory tchod gradtt or letter HMBALE jrodot tholl net M pormltlod In on amutomont corrttr 8saa'w «'«s8r*'""*’~""“~ ^ during too hourt when tuch porton^t tchool It In tottlon. C O FFEE tabig and end ME RCU RY Bobcat 1976. SUBARU 1994. 4 dodf. NO PAYMENTS table (together or se­ Running condition. PROPOM D OMMNANCf SgcHon w>isb totgocNont Up to 3 years. Kiss your fi­ Blue, 5 speed, standard parate) one Individual Best offer. 646-3957. transmission. A ir coo- ■ •» M ondutlw drartw In SMtIon nancial dlfttcuttlts ggpdbyg. ropratw lotlvo, tholl, AvMd ferecletura. Catch up gloss topped coffee ta­ dltlonlng, cassette/ *ro?. **!"*.** *'"*Jv!!!?'55S'l'roP*^*n of each amuttmont ble. Also 4 wooden T Bl RD 79. MIchelln player. 47,000 mlleg. aij£r I S I S Z S i ’S S f w w ) . pro- S if g ‘•S*?ro'li^ compllanoo with pro- on late payments such 08 first tires. Excellent condi­ < g j» tlip T own wm> cprtwii policp ponwr* to locuro "Iho y**»PP» Pf lhto_^do..Such Intoodlent tholl bo modt of a or second mortgage or oven choirs (together or se­ Asking $5200. 742-9763, parate) for $5 eoch. tion. $1500 best offer. g g y M ' g ! f < y . w o w . iMlsmi «wid 0^ of Itto roatonaMg Ming, and In a rootonoblo manner. No pormH outstanding crodit cord Mile. 643-0220, 563-6541. f d V 6 f A a Corolfg S S ? w>* H* IntwMtowH oiM ••to moko oil lawful roMio* holdor^thall M l to allow occott to too promltot for tooMr- Keep your home free and Coll 742-9918 evenlngs.o poto of Intpodlon or hinder tuch Intpoctlon In any manner. wagon, engine exoN- liiiiyiinuj?n?\**** •"** •" furthereneo ofonv door without liens. Bod SUBA RU 8i'GL.4door,5 1 ^ , body good, 15M. Sodton IPISI. zoning Ktgulgtltnt credit or late payment his­ rSlTV/STEREO/ speed, air, stereo. E x ­ W y^op" •* Mowrttotfor In too otcordM of Ift tory Is not q proMem. Kindly $700.647-9449 evenings. fg fi* — port mqy roBuloto ocflwltlot boMd on loommato NetMiw hordn tholl bO conttruod to pormlt any porton, liSjAPPUANCEB cellent condition. pwMK puTpovvsi ond coll: $2200. 659-3619. VW Super Beatle i m . tiritoponnerehip or ottMoton or dub to conduct, tpontor Ths Swiss Very dependable: $ ^ o r o o ^ o any o m u to n ^ center which It not ollowod DOUBLE oven, self FO R D 1978 Fiesta i door, Call 643-1699. under too Zoning Rogulotlent of tho Town. ConsErvotlvE Group cleaning HotpoJnt beige. 80k. Good condl - TO RIND wagon 1976. Sodlon 1P1IS. Nultanco 1-4S4-44Mor stove. Coppertone. tion. 8800/best offer. M S 4 -1 3 3 4 good condition. Great 8, 351 engine. Power Nothing heroin tholl bo conttruod to permit any porton, 649-8968. steering, brakes, ah*. *y*S*y*^*P orottodafOT or club to condud, tpontor for cottage or apart­ toWMtiiijtiil contor itoHI not cw to onv ntritcmco. horm or OLDS 67 Delmont 88. 425 70,000 miles. $450. 6 ^ or oporoto anvamutonwat contor which croatota nuMonco. ment. Best offer. White 1855.______~ Mitoor to too hoolto, toftfv and woNoro of too public: and Olenwood apartment engine. Running con­ WMeogAS. too Board of OIrocfort, oeflng Inoccordonco Sodlon 1P1A Oovornmonlol PornMlt Rentals size stove. Needs oven dition. $200. 643-9504. CH EVY Monza 78. Blue, *0 undw to* provltloni coll. 820 as Is. 646-5160 643-9505 evenings. no body rot. Sunroiw, S? *y* Town Q io r ^ and Stato Stofufot and upon too bollof m :o?ra'i:y« after 6pm.a______am-fm cassette. $800. g g J iy P ^ lP ^ f lo p k f P H p n of on omuoomonf cantor will mopwmllt tor too uto of land or building at an amutomont g f* ^ *<»f t o ^ !« boolfli, tofofy and wottaro, horoby anwadt ELECT RIC range $150. 646-8 ^ after 5:30. Z g****^.*" •*W»t:CoBo of Ord ln q n ^, Town of Monchotfor. ROOMS Whirlpool refrigerator CLYDE g S W g«<^„»» .ww ln*pnf ftiA A ^ o y il bo oddod which Sodlon iPlit. VlotoWont and PtnnWy CHBVROLET-BUICK, INC. •boll boontmod ••Amutomont Contort/^ FOR RENT $300. Coll 649-6134 after Any poraon, tlim or corporation, partnorthip or otteclo- 5pm. R O U T E 83, V E R N O N TAKE A LOOK AMTICLI VII - AMUMMBNT CBNTBRt ***P PPPTOtgt on amutomont contor witoout firtt ob- ROOMS, Male or Fe­ S'J.tPP.y.PyP'* "P® paying a llconto too to too Town or who male. Centrally lo­ 52 Cavalllar t *. *3495 •ocfton 1M1. OoflpHlont S i ? ! ’' P ^ ^ o " * of fhlt Artido than bo punithod bya tino net to oxcood ono hundred deHart (tlOO.00). Each cated. Kitchen privi - SS(tonlury4*. *6985 Perpurpww of Inforprotatlon and ontorcomont, and on- - ’'i* S*!!?**’*” fontlnuo than centntuto a toporato ledges. Reasonable. 53 Skylark 4 * . *4995 g f Ptotrwlio, wordtond formt utod in oftonto and than bo punlthoMo at tuch. Apply at 39 Cottage to M u ^ d o iholl hovo too moonlnot otcribod to thorn at fol- Street, between 9-4. 54 Catnaro va. ac *8495 Sodlon to-lts. TrantforaMlltv Top I bW leiEBEBl U b b l S4 (tolabrtty 4 *. w*. *72M FEMALE preferred, klt- Any anMum deUveied. AHo. (HI. 84 Skyhawk 4 dr. *S9K TOWN CARr Atopwwitnf Oonitr tholl moon any land or bulldinp utod No permit Itiuod purtuont to tolt Article than bo transfer- 2 to choose from ::: tolntorlly at on amiMomonf arcodo, vidoo arcodt, lattr ar- ODl^. chen privileges, bus gravel, stone and bark muloh. S4 0ldaClera4dr. *7495 codo. or thoofino oollory. line. Evenings and White, Blue BoboaL baekhoe A leader ranlal. M nivara Coupe *11,695 Sodlon lO-itt. Sovorabintv weekends only 647- Your Choice - — S**.*'^” '"•®" o» '•«»«• « l «>• Town as Cbav. Caprice 4 dr. *M95 Of nit lowful ootlontt. It any todlon or pernon tooroof of tolt A rndt It tor any 9813. IMmCONtlRUCnON reason hold to bo unconsntutlonol, void or Invalid, too valld- 87g-M00 / 68MBM as Eaooii Kback *6195 T o t J r T h f f iW J S S i 'n ^ '! * ’ “»»»'• ^ of the remaining pomons of tolt Ordinanco shall not bo S6 Subaru QL XT *9495 $ 1 8 , 5 0 0 ^ = oftoctod tooroby. 88 (tontury 4dr. *10,295 totan any dtparfmtnt or dl vl- IBPARTMENTB MOfi Of fno Town. 7/10/S7 Prepared by: OHWE/RETAIL 88 Cavalier 4 dr. *8395 86 Mustang *6895 FOR RENT 87 Spectrum 4 dr. *8495 ^12?' ««n»oraflon, parf- John W. Cooney - Town Attorney EQUIPMENT norwip or ottodoflon or club who toft up for oporatlon bv Steven R. Worbnor - Assistant Town Attornov 87 Chevatle t dr. *5496 8S Gran Marq Brh. *689$ ■ ill onotoor or loatot on amutomont contor. , 4 ROOMS. Heated, Stove, RETI RINGI Various of­ 87Beranatdr. *10,995 Propdotor than mMn any porton, firm, corporation, Ovdlnoco shall toko ottod ton (10) days atfor tols pu- References, lease, se­ fice furniture for sole. 84 Topaz, 4 dr . AC. At *3995 pemenhlp or ottocloflon or club who at too owntr and/or M l c o ^ In tols newspaper providod toot within ton (10) curity deposit. No pets. Write Box EE c/ the doys otter this publication of tols Ordinaco, a pdltlon signed 872-9111 83 Olds Regency *7495 Mttoo hat undor hit or Ift control an amutomont contor. ?P.f *—* ♦ho'lf'vp <*) percent of too olodors of too Town, 1 cor parking. $510. Manchester Herold. todton iPtl. PoHcy « doMmlnod from too lotost official lists of too Roglstrart 649-3340.______84 Mazda Pickup S! VoMs, has not boon fllod with too Town Clerk requesting *4595 If to b o r i^ dodarod toot to avoid nultanco, harm and dan- It's roforonco to a special Town elodlon. M ANCHESTE R. 4 room JMURICM. por to too hoolto, tofdy and woltaro of too public toot tuch aportment. 1st floor. in M R SCRANTON 83 Lynx Wg., al ac *4695 rtputatf on oro nocottory. That too butinott of oporotlnp on Stephen T. Castano Adults preferred. No tmutomonf contor It a butinott adivify which rooulrot Secretory 88 Mazda SES p/u *5495 ropulotlon to tocuro protorvoflon of pood ordor, poaco. Board of OIrodort pets, no oppllonces, 1 THOM AS organ excellent AND aeucT ueeo cans... btolth and tofoty of too Town and Ift clfltont. Manchester, Connodlcut cor. Security. 649-1265. condition with rythm SOMC a.e« HNANCINO ON LESS) 85 Colony Park Doted at Manchester, Connodlcut this 31st day of July, 1*07. 4 R(X)M apartment, op- section. $200.647-9819. 87 DODGE CARAVAN MASSS Wagon *10,400 ioctloii 1 P ^ Btcopflont 0Sb07 ______pllances, heat, hot wa­ 87 LaBARON GTS TWto M2.39S Thh Artido than not apply to any civic, frofornal, roll- ter, garage. Lease. PETRANB 87 PLY VOYAGER M8A98 86 Merkur XR4TI *11,495 ptoyt. oducoflenal, chornablo or tlmllor nonprofit oroonl- LBOAL NOTICE $575. Adults preferred. 87 CARAVAN M8.29S m o n conductlnp or cautinp to bo conducfod a carnival or TOWN OP ANDOVER ISSJ r u p p u e s S7 RAMCHARGER 4>4 'lASSS d ro n In accordance with Town of Monchotfor Zonino Ropu- _ PINAL ACTION OP 646-7268.______87 CARAVAN >14,188 85 Buick Regal *7495 lOtf owt. THE PLANNINO A ZONINO COMMISSION 87 VOYAGER >18,888 3 ROOMS, heat and hot BRITANY Spaniel, 8 85 Olds Calais *6395 water. 3rd floor. Rent 88 THUNDERBIRO >9.888 Sodton iPdd. ■ttocHvo Onto **'• PlPPPlPP E Zoning Commission held on months old. Spayed. 88 0(X}GE PAJ Laadto >11.488 and security deposit. 84 Gran. Marq. LS *8695 Tlw provltlont of tolt Ordinanco tholl apply Immodlafolv ironted No. S04 - pdltlon of Gor- A K C registered. 88 RELIANT S.W. >8,888 to all amutomont contort from too offodlvo dato. SIT'S?" PPP.DPvId LoBroke for a Special Permit (or a $395. 646-4412 to leave $250/best offer. 649- 88 DODGE 4al«miM >12,888 mini warehouse storage facility. message or 649-4820. 2530. ______88 LASER Twko .>11,888 86 Isuzu DLX P/U *5095 Sodton tp n . Pormlf to Optroft Amutomont Contor 88 D (» a E CHARGER >7.888 The vote: Aye - Lester, Dower, Burbank and Sllsmds MANCHESTE R. 2 (a) PoriMt ropoirtd. No porton, firm, corporation, partnor* Nay - Potoclk 88 LaBARON Turbo >12,488 bedroom-Duplex, no MRCELLANE0U8 88 DCXJGE ROYAL PU >10,888 thlp or ottoclotlon or club than onoopo In too butinott of Doted ot Andover, Connodlcut tols 34to day of July, 1W7. MORIARTY on o p o ^o r or propriotor of on amutomont contor utilities. Security and 88 LaBARON 4 Dr. TMbo >12,488 FOR RALE 81 CADDY DeVILLE.M0N >8.288 witoout flrtf obtolnlno a pormlt toorotor from too Chlot k p S m^ S COMMISSION references. No pets. BROTHERS of Police. y.ENNETH LESTER, Chairman 88 BUICK REGAL t dr.. >12.888 $450 per month. 649- 2 DOUBLE Window Moon lOol. loodtd. Mo now SUZANNE DOWER, Vice-Chairman 4200. Avolloble August 301 Cgntor 8 t. (b) Appllconon. AII appllcatlont for a pormlt to oporoto an 04S4)7 aluminum foldup own­ 88 CELEBRITY >7,788 amutmont contor than bo In wrltlnp In too form and 1st. ings. 72" wide. 1 front 88 PLY. HORIZON (t) >8.888 Manchostgr, CT mannor^ot roaulrod by too Chief of Pollco, tlpnod and LEOAL NOTICE 88 CHY. GTS >10S88 tworn to by too applicant and than tot forth: TOWN OP ANDOVER 3 ROOMS. Partly fur­ door canopy 70" wide. 88 800 Conv. (S) >13,808 643-5135 (1) Name and addrott of applicant: It a partnorthip, PINAL ACTION OP nished. Heat. Working Hardware Included. 88 VOYAGER >8,888 namot and addrottot of all partnort: It a corpora- THE PLANNINO A ZONINO COMMISSION single male preferred. Good condition. Reos- 88 COUGAR >8.488 Nen, dub or ottoclotlon. namot and oddrottot of all No pets. Lease. 643- onoble. 649-4760. 84 PLY. RELIANT >4.888 officort. "!? P'“""I"P E Zoning Commission hold on 2880. 84 CHARGER t dr. >2888 I q ^ C A M P H R / ■ISl.'I.’i l i ’ S.'" i»?***2.888 (1) The addrott of too promltot whore too amutomont John and Carolyn Lanagan tor a Special Pormlt fora Homo STUDIO type. Partly fur­ proxlmotely 3000, also 80 FORD CUSTOMIZED >8488 ■ ® 3 I t i |AILER8 contor It to bo located. ®**'fv Solon on Bausola Road reasons bo- nished. Working single 50 to 100k numerals and VAN - a4Aoa m. Mow Moaptr (3) DotcrlpNon of too pomot to bo ployed within too myins ot disposing ot haxordous waste and 78 BUICK SKYLARK >2.788 CHEV ROLET 1975 Cufi a throat to sofdy duo to Increased trattlc. Motion passed male preferred. No letters for shirts. Cape amutomont contor. ufHinifnousiy. pets. Leose. 643-2880. etc. Best offer. 649-3642 tom open rood camper (4) Propotod hourt of oporatlon. after 5:30pm.o______e75-3311 van. Loaded. Good Dated at Andover, Connedicut tols 34to day ot July, HS7. EXCEPTING oppllco- condition. $6995. 646- (5) Such other Information at may bo nocottory In tlons for quiet one bed - ordor tor too Chief of Police to make any ddormlno- k f n n p t S COMMISSION 1030. tlon roaulrod by tolt Article. KENNETH LESTER, Chairman room apartment at TAB SUZANNE DOWER, Vice-Chairman Center Park. No pets, C H EV Y VAN 1979 with Olr (c) Poo. Each application tholl bo accompanied bv a too of BALER Sell Your Car conditioning. Am/fm" one hundred dollart (S100.W) which than not bo rofund- 047-07 references, no utilities. aMo, to defray too cott of admlnlttroflon. Deposit. $350 month. SATURDAY July 25th, cassette. Captain's LEOAL NOTICE 649-9287. chairs. Sofa, Ice box. (d) Ittuanco. The Chief of Police than Ittuo a pormlt to ^ TOWN OP ANDOVER 8om-2pm. Household ns Coll 742-0746. 8om- oporoto an amutomont contor upon finding: PINAL ACTION OP M ANCHESTE R. Quality Items. 161 Hamilton THE PLANNINO A ZONINO COMMISSION 4 Lines — 10 Days 5pm, ask forjGeorge. (1) All roqiriromontt at dttcribod In tolt Article are one bedroom, heat, hot Drive, Monchester. 50$ charge, each addi­ compllod with at of too offodlvo dote of too pormlt. j IIiw Commission held on water and all applian­ SATU RDAY July 25 , ^ l y 13,1W , a motion was passed to deny No. 499-pdltlonof tional line. You can RMTORCYCLEB/ Boctlon I P ^ Btnowpl of Pormttt ces Included. Air con­ 9am to 3pm. 91 DIone ditioned. Quiet. On bus Drive, Manchester. cancel at any time. MOPEDR (a> A pormlt to operate an amutomont contor than bo valid ®*S?***.9f ooncern over public health, welfare and line. Ideal for middle- for one (1) year from too dato otf Ittuanco, unittt re­ sofdy and to a l l ^ additional Informdion to come bdore SATURDAY 28 Mark- SORRY, voked or tutpondtd. toe Commlssior^he subdl vidd has nd. In toe epinlen of toe aged and senior cltl- wood Lone (keeney St., NO REFUNDS OR YAM AHA 86 dirt bikes. zens. $540. 247-5030. ADJUSTMENTS TT225, $1500. YZ80, (bl Appllcatlen for renewal than bo rocolvod bv too Chief of Ides to Sedlons 3.S and 7.1 d too Subdivision Roguldlons. to Garden Grove.) **,?*!F5 Boyt before expiration and M ANCHESTE R. 6 room » Microwave, Garden $800. Low miles, never toon bo In too form and manner at roaulrod for applica­ Tho vote: Aye - L o s ^ , Dower and Burbank duplex In two fmolly. CALL HERALD raced. Excellent con­ tion for too original pormlt. Abstained - Sllsmds and Potoclk plus power tools, mis­ V h baths and laundry. cellaneous furniture, dition. 643-5086. (c) Each application for renewal of a pormlt than boaccom- Dated d Andover, Connodlcut tols 34to day ot July. 1987. Security deposit and fireploce Insert. 9-3. CLASSIHED panlod byatoolntooamountat providod for In too origi­ icP M N ^S COMMISSION references. (3as heat CARS nal pormlt. Ke n n e t h u e s t e r . Chairman and hot water. $695 plus t a g sale. 22 South 643-2711 (d) The Chief of Pollco than renew each pormlt no later than SUZANNE OOWEto Vice-Chairman utilities. Call 646-3253. Adorns Street, Man­ FORRALf duty («0) doyt before expiration upon making tuch f Ind- O M ^ chester. 9om to 3pm. Ingt at required for Ittuanco of too original pormlt. M A N C H ES TE R . Nicely Saturday only July 25. TOWN AOVRETISEMRNT (o) If ranotral any pormlt It dtniod, the Chlot of Police redecorated 2 bedroom SATURDAY July 25th than nonty too holder of too pormlt of too rootont and NOTICE OP THE COLLECTOR OP REVENUE 2nd floor apartment In tpocme tocHont of tolt Article upon which hit dotor- All persons liable by low to pay Town taxes are hereby ndl- 3 family home. Secur­ 9-3. Rain or shine. Lots mlnatlon wot mode In writing not later than tixtv (40) (led tod I will hove a Rato Bill (or the Grand Lid ot 1986 d ity deposit and referen - of clothes, toys and doyt bofort expiration of too pormlt. 4AS9 mills on the dollar (or toe Town ot Manchester: dA68 housewares. 78 Pilgrim mills on the delld tor the Rre Departmed Taxing Olstrld ces. $595 Includes ap­ Lone off Porter street. toettop 10-fr. Rovocallon or sutpontlon of Ptrmnt d the Town d Manchester and d 10.S0 mills on toedelldfor pliances, heat and hot (a) T h e rio t of Pollco may revoke ortutpondany pormn to toe Spedal Parking Authority Taxing Dlstrld d the Town d water. Call 646-3253. TA G Sole. Children's d o - oporoto an amutomont contor If ho nndt: Monchester. thing, miscellaneous Eoch such tox Is due ond poyoMe, one-holt on July 1,1987, ANDOVE R 4 rooms, 1 ( 1) That too applicant for too pormlt hot knowingly or bedroom 1st floor. Items. Saturday July nogllgoitov mode any folto or mitloadino ttatmontt ond one-hdf on Jonuory 1,1988, provided however, thd any 25, between 9dm-4pm. In applying for too pormlt: or Red Estote Tox omoudlng to n d more then One Hundred Heat Included. No pets. Donors shdl be due ond poyoMe Inonelnstollmedon July 1, $575 month. 1'/^ months 61 Crestwood Drive. ( » That any of too previdont of tolt Adldo are 1987,andony Persond PropertyomounHng tend mere thon violatod. security required. Coll M ANCHESTE R. 38 Pearl Two Hundred Dollors shell be due ond poyoMe In one Instoll- Realty World Benoit- Street, Saturday July (3) Poiluro to comply with all other ttotutot, codot or medon July 1,1987. All Motor Vehicle toxes shdl be due ond 25th, 10-4. Mlscellone- ordinancot Indudlng building and nro cadet. poyoMe In one Instollment on July 1,1987. /Frechette 646-7709. Follure to moke tird poymed bv August X 1987, renders toe Ask for Kevin. ous Items. ______(b) (1) The Chief of Pollco than not roveko or tutpond any first poymed dellnqued. Interest Is cdculoted from due M U L T I Fam ily tag sale. p m t t JttuM undor tolt Arndo witoout notifying dde d toe rate d 114% per month under (he provisions of nw holdor of too pormlt. In wrHIng, of too facto and Public Act •83-141 with o minimum oenolty of slOOfer eoch Saturday Ju ly 25,10-3. CALL AND ASK FOR of tM tppcKlc toctlon or toctlont oftoltArtlcloupon dellnqued poymed. C0N00MINIUM8 Baby Items, toys, which hit dotormlnotlon wot mode and of too hold- Sdd toxes ore poyoMe d toe Office d toe Collector of Re­ FOR RENT clothes, Childs desk, ort rloM to roquod a hearing before thoChlof of Pol­ venue In toe Municipal Building. end tables, more. 65 lco and to protonf evidence or argument on all faett Monday thru Pridav 8:30 A.M. to 4:30 P.M. BILL PICANO! or Ittuot Involved. M ANCH ESTE R. Beauti­ School Street, JOAN M. TROY ful new 2 bedroom Manchester.______(2) A roquottfor a hearing undor tubtoctlon (b)(1) than COLLECTOR OF REVENUE ttw any revocation or tutpontlon until tuch time at condo. Air, refrigera­ 23 HEM LOCK Street. Sat- a hearing hot boon hold and a dodtion rondorod 06S4I6 tor, dishwasher, m l- urday only, 8-4. House­ 1985 CAMARO Z-28 tooraoiv OTovidod, however, toot It too Chief of Pol­ crovwave etc. Call 644- hold Items and plants. SALE ice flndt too public tofoty or woltaro Imperatively NOTICE OP DISSOLUTION roqdrM o m o rg o ^ adlon and Incorporotot a find­ OP 2673 or 644-3313 TOLLAND. 318 Baxter- PRICE $ 1 1 , 1 0 0 a s ing to toot oftoct jn hit noWett, too pormlt may bo THE BUCKLAND ROAD evenings. CORPORATION I BUSINESS Exlt 68, go right 1 mile tMnmtolly tutptndod, pondino a hearing thereon, PROPERTY CONDO 1 bedroom loft. to Baxter. Saturday 198S BUICK REGAL which hearing tholl bo premMv Intmutod and all N OTICE IS HEREBY I Wall to wall carpeting, 9-5. Rain or shine. facto and totuet promptly doftrminod. SALE GIVEN, pursuant to General EAST Harttord prime lo­ appliances, carport, Multi family. Tools, ■ocNga W d i. Ngorliigt on Dpplgi of Ptrm H or Ronowal Stotutes of Connectlcd, tod lacuzzi, spiral stalr- PRICE THE BUCKLAND ROAD cation. B-3 zoned 4 ft 4 baby stuff, furniture, $8395 • - (a) Any ptTtonaggrlovod by too denial of a pormlt to opor- CORPORATION, o Connec­ two family. Perfect for cene. Call between 7am home and car stereo oto an amutomont contor or by too denial of renewal of and 2pm. 647-8912. stuff, 24 foot pool, 77 tuch permit, or whoto permit hot boon rovokod or tut­ ticut corporation hovlno Its otices. Many Improve­ 1983 MAZDA RX7 ptndod and o hoorlng hot boon hold In accordance wKh prlnclpol ploce d business In ments, Including Ford pickup/parts, Monchester, Connecticut, freezer, stove, tons of SALE too rtquiromonto of SocHon 1»07(b)(3) may roquott a hos been dissolved by a re- down-stairs kitchen ROMER PRICE hoorino bofort too Oonoral Manager, at which hearing completely remodeled things. Worth the trip! $7995 tuch porton than bo afforded too opportunity to bo soldlon d Its Board of Direc­ FOR RENT hoard on all facto or Ittuot Involved. M d roquott fora tors and Stockholders, ettec- 2 years ago. Blown-In hoorlng mutt bo mode In wrning and tent bv certified tlve as of July 30,1987. Insualtlon In 1982, M ANCH ESTE R. 7 room CARR 1985 NISSAN STANZA moll to too (Sonoral Manager. All creditors. If ony, ore newer blower on fur­ Colonlol3bedroom. No SALE • Br,aaeto, worned to present their nace and newer 100 FOR RALE StaitSftSSSato (b) The Oonoral Manogor tholl, upon rocolvina a roquott eldms to LoBelle A LoBelle, pets. $900. Utilities ex­ PRICE f^ o h o M n g u « ^ tubtoctlon (o), tchodulo a hoorlng AM P service. Asking tra. 528-0776 or 289- $6795 nottatorthanflfloon (15)daytfremtoodatoofadualro- P.C., Attorneys d Low, P.O. $199,000. Strano Real PLYMOUTH Horizon Box SI1, Monchwter. Con­ 7191. Hatchback 1980. Auto­ eejntoMheraqoy and elKdfnetltvallpartleeet toe time nectlcd 06M, on or bdore Estate. A47-7853.0 1982 DODGE OMNI December 1,1987. aolms not matic, good condition. 8T0RE ANO Asking $1295. Coll otter SALE 4 Sr, tw it, (c) TMCtonoral Manager than render a dodtion In writing presented os herein provided MANCHESTER. PRICE wNMh ton (IS) doyt of too dote of a hearing hold undor will be bdred os provided In Laundry and Dry OFFICE RPACE 9pm or weekends. 646- $2995 .. tuBoodlon tonlor dttiont houting selling ••don't needs" with steering, sun roof, wcel, eroding one new Realty, 202 E. Center beige. Needs new 3) ctnvaloictnt homot and hotpHole kullding Id, on toe eost side o low-cost od In Classi­ Street. 649-0917. 4) tuporvftod group homot of Rt. 85, with toe opMIcont fied. ^2 7 11 . clutch. $1500 or best n churdiot Jomes Pogglell ond the offer. 649-823U leave (b) Noi amutomont contor tholl «ptnjsbi!fn too hour of owner Joseph Poggloll. Ac­ LOOKINfi FO iT a low-’ message. IS:00 A.M. or oflor tho hour gf1l:Se P.M. cess to toe Id will be from toe cost way to communicate FURNITURE end d Tumblebrook Lone. OLDS Omega 1983. Dual 348 SOUTH MAIN STREET (c) Tho CMof of Police moy rooulra amuoomint contort to your advertising mes­ power, air, automatic, EAST WINDSOR, CONN. 06080 hove a PtolM Ofllcor on ttio proitittw M»ftn> certain R. E. GORTON, sage? Want ads are your SOFA and loveseat. CHAIRMAN excellent steering, su­ houro of ogsratlon or Itnit other w c y lty iiHtoiBtintiiii answer. Brown and White per condition. $3000. , ootttlBgtorytottioChldfgfPdlldtBgarrgim d. 051-07 striped. $500.646-1878. 649-9504. 289-6483 r:-