to — M AN C H EST ER H ERALD, Wednesday, Aug. 6. 1986

I HOMES HOMES KIT ‘N’ CARLYLE ®by Urry Wright I FOR SALE FOR SALE MANCHESTER FOCUS SPORTS

Large Victorian - Price All real estate advertised BUSINESS & SERVICE DIRECTORY WeUoHgCoesMWgAPblKT. A\ lust reduced on this In the Manchester Herald J'm ove In condition", his­ Is subject ta the federal Fire volunteers Sometimes home toric home 11 rooms, 5 Fair Housing Act of 1968, Red Sox back which makes It Illegal to bedrooms, vinyl sided, CARPENTRY/ MISCELLANEOUS garage with loft. Much advertise any preference, CHILD CARE REMODEUM ELECTRICAL i r learn the ropes Isn’t sweet enough more! Owner anxious limitation or discrimina­ SERVICES on the offense tion based on race, color, I $129,900. Strono Real Est­ urslng Student/Mather Carpentry ond remodel­ ... page 3 ate 047-7653.O religion, sex or national Dumas Electric— Haying Need A Good Tenant? ... page 11 origin, or an Intention to will provide day care ing services — Complete Electrical Problems? ... page 15 from 3-6pm. Ages 5-10 In home repairs and remo­ Zimmer manogement..wlll Wethersfield. Under con­ make any such prefer­ Need a lorge or a small find a well qualfled, oM d ence, limitation or dis­ my home. Bowers school deling. Quality work. Ref­ Repair? We Specialize In struction 30ft X 48ft duplex area. Starting September erences, licensed and In­ paying tenant for Vour . Pick your own Interior. crimination. ' The Herald Residential Work. Joseph rental property In East of 3rd. Call after 6pm. 643- sured. C all 646-8165. Dumas. Fully Licensed. Completion dote No­ will not knowingly accept 8542. the River area. Many vember 1st. $179,500. 633- any advertisement which Free Estim ates. 646-5253. years of experience. Very 8317. Is In violation of the law. TO CLEAN artificial flow­ Sunshine Daycare Center- ers, place them heads reasonable fees. CaH-^r September openings for 3 mim/ p a rticu lars. 646-3778 or Cleon Cope. 3 good size Columbia Lake- down In a paper bag, add 872-4115. A sk for Lisa. to 5 years old. $60 weekly. salt and shake well. To PLUMMNS bedrooms, fireplace, Woodland Terrace. 5-6 Open 6:30-5:30. C all 646- modernized kitchen, rec bedrooms, 3 baths, over 1 7160. clean out storage oreas In acre with a 160 foot lake your home or garage, Your Neighborhood room, breezewoy and gar­ Fogarty Brothers — Ba­ Handymen - Garages, ot- age! High 90's "We Gua­ (frontage. Magnificent Licensed Family Day place on od In classified throom remodellhg; In­ view, fireplace In llvng telling our readers what tics cleoned, basements rantee our Houses" Blan­ Care. Full time, starting stallation woter hm kn, cleaned or waterproofed, 1-6 lUandirstpr lim lh room, large enclosed you hove for sale. garboge disposals; faucet chard 8> Rossetto Real porch. Flexible financing September. Ages 1'/>i-5. lawns mowed, general Manchester — A City of Village Charm Estate 646-2482.0 Newer home off Brood repairs. 64MS39. Vlsa/M- landscaping. Interior and possible. $275K. Owner- osterCord accepted. agent. 644-0139. Street, fenced In area. PAMTRIS/ exterior painting, any odd • « . . Just Listed! Beautiful Bol­ C all 646-7473. PAPERtNB lob. No lob too big or too l8 b y N i A tne ton location. This 3 bed­ For Sale By Owners - 80 small. Honest family men Thursday, Aug. 7,1986 room I'/z bath home has I RHSCELLANE0U8 w ill work for you at a fair much to offer. Call today. Larabee St, East Hart­ BOOKKEEPING/ MISCELLANEOUS 25 Cents ford, on lot 100 X 300. Coll INCOME TAX Name your own price — GERWICE8 price. Call John and Mark “We Guarantee our Father and son. Fast, at 643-4353. FURNITURE FOR SALE A 649-9535 before 10am or Houses" Blanchard 8, cTependable service. Rossetto Real Estate 646- after 4. Odd lobs. Trucking. Bookkeper seeks work at Painting, Paperhanging Home repairs. You name Woterbed - King size, 15.7 Cubic Foot Hotpoint 2482.0 home. 10 years expe­ & Removal. Call 872-8^. It, we do It. Free esti­ upright freezer. 5501b. ca­ Manch..ster New Listing, rience with local firm. TImberllne, 12 drawer lovely 7.room Ranch, 3 mates. Insured. 643-0304. pedlstbl, mirrored pacity. Free. 646-6754. Sewer grant C all 643-8482. bedrooms, large Hying John Deere Painting Con­ Odd lobs by. student - shelved headboard,, new MANCHESTER STATE BANK room, den, fireplace, one tractor. Interlor/exte- Delivering clean farm hedge clipping, window mattress and heater. $300. Consolidated Report of Cor 'garage. Priced realis­ PAINTING/ rlor. Quality paint, loam ; 5 yards $75 plus tax. cleaning, all painting, an­ 646-1356. dition (Inciudina—BofllesTTc tically at $112,000. U 8, R Also sand, stone, and ything. Call Mark, 649- TAG SALES Subsidiaries) of the Manches­ PAPERING quality work. References, 5695 mornings or late ter State Bank of Manchester, Reolty, 643-2692.0 free estim ates. 649-32M. gravel. C all 643-9504. Chocolate brown Nough- Connecticut, 06040, County of evenings. Ide couch 7' long . Excel­ Tag Sale- August 7 and 8.9 increased by U Hartford, a member of Federal You'll tall In love... At­ lent condition, $200. to 5. 68 Oak St. Moving. Reserve District No. 1, at the tractive 9 room Colonial INTERIOR/EXTERIOR Get needed back-to- Dunlap Stud Snow tires Furniture plus many close of business June 30. 1986. ■ PAINTING SPECIALIST " ASSETS with 4 bedrooms, library, school money bv selling H-7, used one season, $50. Items.______new kitchen, 1st tioor Coll 742-5633. Cash and due PBESH 4 D 8t D Landscapino. V oca­ unneeded Items around from depository laundry, window green­ your home. Use a low-cost institutions $ 4.665.00Q.00 house, aluminum siding, tion cuttings, hedge trim­ Water bed, king size, good $1.5 million U.S. Treasury ming, Prunings, flower 8i od In Classified for quick Automotive beautiful first floor fam­ results. shape, asking $200. Call securities 250.000.00 ily. $154,000. Jackson 8< shrub plantings. Free esti­ 646-2139. Obligations of States mates. Coll 699-2436 otter and political Jackson Real Estate 647- FRED U. NEWMAN REMOVE GREASE and state loan. subdivisions in the 8400 or 646-8646.0 5:30pm. By Alex GIrelll fust from outdoor metal 101 Associate Editor A $12.8 million grant would pay G United States 1.542.000.00 forsale Other bonds, notes, A. Henry Personalized furniture the easy way. I^ M Price Reduction. This Just dip o^cloth In turp for just about half the cost.of the and debentures 125,000.00 beautiful Forest Hills Co­ Lawn Care-Complete The town will receive grants Improvements to the plant, leaving Federal Reserve 64(M)718 lawn care and londscap- tine a n d ^ q b the me Oak 24" Bar stools, swl- stock and cor­ lonial has lust been re­ until spots disappear. To val, brass (‘alls and per­ totaling $12.8 million toward the the town only about half the cost to porate stock 58,000.00 duced to $164,900! 8 29 MAIN STREET Ing. Free estimates, fully finance with the 2 percent loan. MANCHESTER. CT 06040 SHEET ROCK REPAIRS Insured, all work guaron- sell Idle Items the easy fect condition, original cost of improvements toils sewage Federal Funds Sold rooms, 3 bedrooms, 2.5 over $100 each; $89 or best plant un(ier a plan worked out Manchester is under environ­ and Securities baths, 2 car garage, study, CEILINGS TEXTURED teed, senior citizens dis­ way, use a low-cost ad In 1977 Cordoba - All the purchased.4mder counts. 647-1349.. classified. ' otter. 633-2468. toys, power brakes and Wednesday by the slate Depart­ mental orders to increase the agreements to finished rec • room with steering, air conditioning, holding capacity of the plant so resell 7,450,000.00 fireplace and lots more. ment of Environmental Protection (a) Loans. Don't let this one slip by! power seats, power win­ if the plan is approved by D EP that sewage can be treated for Total Jackson 8. Jackson Real dows, white leather Inte­ Commissioner Stanley Pac, longer periods and the effluent (excluding rior. Needs minor work The latest revision in the fiqano- discharged into the Hockanum unearned Estate .647-8400 or 646- Butcher Block look 30" $800 or best otter 646-7835. income) 49,155,000.00 8646.0 ' r n HOMES 1 ^ HOMES INVESTMENT APARTMENTS round kitchen or porch ing plan would add $1.5 million to River will be clean enough to make (b) Less: «.5 |£1J fOR SALE | £ lJ FOR SALE | £ 1 | PROPERTY FOR RENT table with 2 Bruer chairs. the grant amount and would the river suitable for fishing and allowance Honda Accord 83, grey, 5 Manchester, Immaculate, Table great for small speed, 4 door, stereo, permit the town lo proceed on the swimming. for possible good sized 3 bedroom loan West Side 2 Family. At­ Buyers looking for com- breakfast area. Like new- sunroof, ZIebart, mint work without going back lo voters The improvements will also losses 602,000.00 Cape. 12 X 16 fireplaced East Hartford- Spacious 4 Manchester - Excellent sldes fold like Butler ta­ condition. $6500 or best for further .spending authorization. make it possible for the plant to living room, newer for­ tractive 5-5 with screened merclol apartment c (c) Loans. Net 48,553.000.00 bedroom raised Ranch. in side porch, separate houses, multi family and newer 4 room apartment, ble. $110 for all. 633-2468. otter. 646-1979. The new plan was described by a process more sewage, increasing Bank premises, fur­ mica kitchen , dining stove, refrigerator, refer­ niture and fixtures, Firdplace, finished rec. heating systems, 2 car condominiums. Century D EP spokesman this way: the flow capacity from an average room, I'/j baths, over­ room, 2 car garage. 21, Curly Agency 342-2288, ences, security. No pets. 76 Plymouth Volare and other assets sized garage. Deep Park garage. Call tonight "We • Manchester would receive of 6.75 million gallons a day to an representing bank $139,900. Milne Real Est­ Guarantee our Houses" Linda 267-4849. $565 Includes heat and hot 177 J LAWN AND Wagon - tuned up, new average of 8.5 million gallons a premises 1,327.000.00 like yard with stockade water. 649-4003. tires, runs good, 2 snows. $7,65 million from a $11 million fence, concrete patio and ate, Inc. Realtors 528-6573, Blanchard 8, Rossetto ■''lOARDEN day. Other assets 434,000.00 569-4161. Real Estate 646-2482.0 Invest Today! In this mod­ $1,000. 643-9023. “transition fund," TOTAL grape arbors. Vinyl siding ern 5 unit building. Prime • Sufficld would receive the rest ASSETS 864,404,000.00 $114,900 D.W. Fish Realty R T I HOMES 3 bedroom Colonial I'/z Monchester Brendan Manchester location, Chrysanthemums for 1976 Malibu Classic Sta­ of the fund. $3.35 million. LIABILITIES 643-1591 or 871-1400.O 1 2 ^ FOR RENT' sale. 550 Bushhill Rd. Demand deposits baths, hardwood floors, Woods, early American near hospital. Good In­ tion Wagon - power steer­ • Manchester would receive of individuals oak wood work, newer homes. Open House Sun­ come "W e Guorahtee our Manchester. ing and brakes. Runs $5.16 million from a state grant partnerships, and Manchester. Aluminum kitchen. Porter Street Houses" Blanchard 8, 5 rooms, 2 baths, no good. $350. 649-7754. sided Ranch, 3 good sized days 12-4, Manchester, loan program. corporations 814,817.000.00 area. $127,900 646-0407. Glastonbury line. Rte. 83 Rossetto Real Estate 646- children, no pets, availa­ Ex-C IA Time and savings bedrooms, fireplaced 12 x OOAT8/MARINE • Manchester would also re­ deposits of indi- Peterman Building Co. 2482.______ble September 1st. Coll 1978 Dodge Challenger. 12 living room, dining Home-Brand new V du­ 649-9600. EQUIPMENT $750. Call 643-1108 days, Harild pholo by Rocha ceive a 20-year. 2 percent loan for viouals, partner­ room and 12 x 20 lower 2 Call 649-9404, 647-1340, 647- the remainder of the cost of the ships, and* plex now under construc- 0080. I REAL ESTATE 647-9557 evenings. corporations 43,214,000.00 level family room. Ap- tlon, 3 bedroom, 16 foot Mad River canoe, improvements, estimated at $26 Deppsits of United pllanced kitchen, covered I WANTED STORE AND agent 1974 Dodge Dart. Coupe, Laying fha groundwork million. States front porch, hardwood basement, wall to wall Immaculate, well main­ paddles Included. Used carpeting, 1V? baths, vinyl tained 7 room oversized OFFICE SPACE four times. Excellent con­ automatic, 318 V-8 engine, Town Budget Analyst Robert Government 44,000.00 floors, newer roof and 1 Private party looking for good condition, $800, An­ Paul Muszynski, left, and Jim Salvatore, both of East Deposits of States car garage. D.W. Fish siding, $115,900. Call Bo­ full dormered Cape. 3 or 4* n dition. $800. Please call East Hartford, started Wednesday and is scheduled to be Hueslis said today that if the town single-family home on dover. Call 742-8666. and political sub­ Realty 643-1591 or 871-1400. land Brothers 649-2947. bedrooms, 1 Vi baths, 1 car Main St. Manchester Ex­ 643-4942 after 6pm or 647- «» _ Hartford, get the grounds of the Mary Cheney Library finished by Friday. The library will remain open during gels a letter of oommilmeni from divisions in the attached garage, formal first Bolton Lake. Reply 9946 8:30 - 5:30. Ask for defects cellent location. 600 to the .stale D EP for the funds within United States 1.100.000.00 dining room, eat. In kit­ to P.O. Box 9125, Bolton, Bob. 1972 VW Super Beetle. ready for repairing and replacing the cement sidewalks. the work. Deposits of com­ CT 06040. 1800 square feet. $250 In­ Needs work; doesn't run. a week, the Board of Directors, at mercial banks 733.000.00 chen, fireplace In living cludes heat, lanitor and The work, being done by S. Aleria & Sons Contractors of its September meet ing. will be able MOSCOW (AP) - A fugitive Certified and room, paneled rec room, parking. 649-5334 or 643- 985 Sylvan 14' aluminum 649-8241. Keep trying. 7 lo appropriate funds lo pay the ex-CIA agent, who was accused of officers' checks 12,000.00 laundry room, workshop. 7175. boat with 9.8 Mercury Total Deposits 59.920.000.00 outboard motor, EZ 1964 Rambler American engineering firm of Metcalf and selling U.S. intelligence secrets to a (I) Total Nicely landscaped fenced Rentals demand In level yard. Desirable loader trailer with lack classic red convertible. Eddy of Boston to update specifica­ Moscow, has been given political deposits 16.210,000.00 location, many unlaue wheel, 1 year old, used New top and Interior. tions so that plans can be pul out to asylum in the Soviet Union, the a (2) Total features. $128,500. Call 646- very little. $1900. Call Rebuilt lost year, runs Club golf fray poses legal questions bid for spring construction. government newspaper Izvestia time and 1949. Principals only. r n APARTMENTS Office Space- on busy 649-4810.______good and looks good. The plans were prepared by said today. savings de­ $1,000 or best otter. Call Metcalf and Eddy and have been posits 43,710.000.00 |2£ J fOR RENT route 83. Manchester- 635-1996 anytime. Edward Lee Howard was "given Other liabilities 587.000.00 Manchester - Lovely 6 Vernon town line. For­ PETS AND By John F. Kirch exactly' what the town attorney “(It had nothing to do with country club. We’re not going lo shelved while the town sought the right of residence in the room ranch on very pri­ TOTAL 474 Main Street, 3 room merly Insurance com- 8UPPUES Herald Reporter was doing. chauvinism.” said James F. Mor- break the country club apart by an financing for the improvements, U.S.S.R. for political” and human­ LIABILITIES vate % acre In Forest Donv tenant. 646-5707. 1976 Lincoln Continental (excluding sub­ apartment. $400 monthly. Mach IV. Very good con­ At issue is the concept of equal iarty, past president of the club. issue that has been blown out of ordered by the D E P and the itarian reasons, the paper said in a ' Hills, 3 bedroom, 1'/j A miniature battle of the sexes rights for both sexes, and the ordinated notes baths, fireplaced living Utilities not Included. No dition, fully equipped. “ (The women were) crying for proportion” federal Environmental Protection brief announcement on its back and debentures 60,507,000.00 appliances. Security. Call r n ROOMMATES that has brewed quietly at the emotion embroiling both sides has equality when they had more than During the club’s Board of Agency. ‘ EQUITY CAPITAL room, eat In kitchen, 2 car $2500, negotiable. Call 569- page. Common stock garage. Large deck with 646-2426 weekdays 9 to 5. WANTED 0370. Manchester Country Club all left some friction among both male equality as far as the men were Governors meeting Tuesday, the Public Works Director George He was believed^ be the first a. No. shares authorized awning. $134,900. Call 646- Dog Crate, for 45-60 lb. summer may have come to a head and female golf club members, concerned” men presented the board with a Kandi% said today that the esti­ former CIA agent known to defect 100.000 e30 Locust St. 2nd floor, 4 tray bottom, folds flat to 1977 Honda Civic hatch this'week with the question of the according to some rnembers. Moriarty and other men inter­ b. No. shares out­ 6847. petition signed by 70 men calling mated cost of updating the plans is to the Soviet Union. room, heated apartment. transport, $75 new, $50 or back, air conditioning, club's compliance with its town- Last June, a small group of viewed said that if women wanted for major changes in the club's $.50,000. standing 100,000 1,009.000.00 No appliances. Security. radlo/cassette, low mi­ Howard, 34, worked for the CIA Surplusrpius 850.000.00 Manchester - Large 3 best otter. 633-2468. owned lease. women won the right for all female equal time, they should also pay bylaws. The action could not have If the town does gel a $12.8 from January 1981 until June 1983, Uivdivided rofits 2,047,000.00 family on Center Street. $520 monthly plus utilities. leage, very good condi­ P' Coll 646-2426. Weekdays 9 Roommate wanted- 3 bed­ tion. $1500 649-6941. Town Director Stephen T. Penny club members to tee off at the the same yearly dues as men. As it been taken untiltheboard’sannual million grant total. Hiiestis said when he was fired, according to the TOTAL EQUITY By owner, $180,000. Call room home- West Hart- MISCELLANEOUS Wednesday asked the town attor­ same time as men during the stands today, both men and women meeting in November. CAPITAL 3,897.000.00 S O U T H W IN D S O R $115,900 649-9367 after 5pm. to 5. the financial picture will be better FBI. He had been preparing for a TOTAL ford/Harttord line. Refur- FOB SALE 76 Plymouth Volare ney’s office to review the club’s prime weekend morning hours. pay $500 a year for single member­ The board, instead, accepted than the one assumed by town post at the U.S. Embassy in LIABILITIES AND THE LIVING IS EASYI Manchester- 2 bedrooms. blshed Victorian. Wagon with good battery, lease for possible violations in But.this week the club’s governing ship. while family membership another petition presented by a officials when they sought voter EQUITY Manchester 6 room Co­ Beautiful condition. Ma- Moscow, where he was to operate CAPITAL 884,404.000.00 When you own a Townhouse Condo. This lonial, two*-€ais^arage, 2nd floor, heot and ap-- Spa shells- factory se­ muffler and all season cqnjipction with a sex discrimina­ body, facing pressure from male costs $720 — or l‘A times the group of women. This petition, approval in November for a bond under the cover of being a budget beautiful unit has 6 rooms, 2'/4 baths, lower levei pllances. No pets. Secur­ delvn, 242-9739. Lisa, 236- tires. Best otter 649-4899. MEMORANDA aluminum siding 9108,900. 1808. Available August 1st. conds or damaged In tion battle that has riled club and female club members, res­ singles fee. signed by 82 women, called on the issue under which the towh could analyst. 1. Amounts outstand­ family room, all wall to wall carpeting, attached Peterman Agency, 649- ity. $575 month.Call 646- transportation. $200 to members since June. Town Attor­ cinded its vote, and returned to the “Somebody in that family mem­ board to rescind its June vote that 3979. not spend more than $14.3 million He later got a job in Sante Fe ing as of report garage, fenced-in yard, swimming pool, and 9404, 647-1340, 647-0080. $800 as Is. Coll evenings or 75 Volkswagen rabbit, ney Kevin O'Brien said today. former policy that bars women bership is not payingthe full boat .” granted equal tee-off time and go of local money for the date: a (1) Stand­ R^siBsponsible nonsmoker good condition, low miles. with the New Mexico Legislative tennis courts. Highway and shopping within toihshore 3 bedroom duplex weekends. 742-6469. "The office will review the lease from teeing off until after 11:30 Moriarty said. "Usually that’s the back to the way things always improvements. Finance Committee. There he by letters of easy driving distance. Manchester 3 bedroom Manchester - 2 bedroom, $1200. 649-2185. credit, total 882.000.00 second floor, no pets, In Manchester. $300 per and the circumstances and come a.m. on Saturdays and Sundays female, although not all the time.” were. The 2 percent state loan is a key reportedly had close dealings with b. Time certifi­ Ranch with In-law apart­ month, references and 1 up with a written opinion.” O’Brien Men can tee off beginning at 6 a.m. “That concept is ridiculous." cates of deposits Wt ein hilp yea btcomi i ment. $159,900. Peterman stove and refrigerator. ENDROLLS 1981 Honda Accord LX, Moriarty said that nearly 80 element, according to Hueslis. workers at the Los Alamos Na­ $475 a month plus utilities. months security required. said. He added that until he on weekends. said one female member who percent of the club's 100 female When the town made its cost in denominations of "REALE” M oFESRIONAU Agency; 649-9404,647-1340, ZVh width - 259 A/C, Cassette Stereo, tional Laboratory, where top- 8100.000 or more 6.031.000.00 646-1379. 289-1709. Please leave Hatch Bock, $2495 or best properly reviews the lease, he will After the June vote allowing supported the equal rights move­ members signed the petition ask­ assumptions, commercial long­ secret weapons research is done. 2. Average for Cill S46-452S. and nk lor Din. 647-0080. message. 13Vi width - 2 lor 259 30 calendar days M UST be picked up at the otter. Coll 6464809. not know what action the town can women equal weekend tee-off ment. "It is an undivided half.” ing for a return to the status quo. term borrowing rales were about He quit his job suddenly last (or calendar month) Government Homes from Manchester - 5 room Manchester Herald Office take should any violations be times, men began complaining, She said that many women work "It came down to fear.” the 8.5 percent and short-term rales Sept. 22, and was charged the next ending with D. F. IEALB> INC. $1(U repair). Delinquent apartment, 2nd floor of a 2 WANTED before 11 A.M. ONLY. Chevy Cavalier 1903. Ex­ detected. The privately owned golf members said. The men contended and cannot get to the golfcxiurseon about 6 percent family. Being refur­ woman said, “The men threatened day by the F B I with selling U.S. report date: Reef Ctlete tax property. Reposse- TO RENT cellent condition, auto­ club leases the land from the town, that women can have equal rights, weekdays to play. to take away everything they Since then. Huestis said, rales intelligence to Soviet KG B agents a. (Jash and due 175 Main dt., Manchester, Ct slons. Call (805)687-6000. bished, $550 monthly, plus matic, Air, AM/Fm. $4500. from depository utilities 8, security. Call Coll 6464680 otter 5pm. "T h e lease says that all but should then give up a special " I work 40 to 50 hours a week.” (women) had. have dropped but there is no In Austria. But by then, he had institutions 4,107,000.00 64B-452S Ext H-9965 for current Middle age working cou­ members have the same rights and Ladies Day designated each the woman, who asked not to be "When you have a group of guarantee they would not rise b. Federal funds repo list. now and choose colors tor disappeared. some rooms. Available ple looking for 2 bedroom privileges.’’ O’Brien said Thursday which guarantees identified, said. “I can’t play on angry people, it’s tough to stick up again by the time the town would Administration sources said last sold and securities apartment with applian­ purchased under Manchester - TImrod Rd. September 1. 649-9337. One golden eagle com­ Wednesday. women a block of playing time. Saturdays or Sundays. If I have to for what is right and wrong” she have to borrow on the market if it October that he had flown to 9 agreements to ces. Call 646-4099 or 646- pound bow, one york com­ " I intend to do absolutely no­ The men added that while women wait until 11:30 to play my whole continued. “The sad part of the were not for the stale loan rate. Finland and was believed to have resell- 7,048.000.00 7 room - Ansaldl built 9133 days. pound center shot bow. c. Total loans 48,798,000.00 raised Ranch, 3 bed­ 3 rooms, quiet area, remo­ 1982 Toyota Corolla. 5 thing until I hear from the proper were guaranteed an 11:30 a.m. slot day is shot” whole thing is. the women don’t Under the current program, the entered the Soviet Union. d. Time certificates rooms, eat-ln kitchen, for­ deled, porch, yard, ap­ Call 6494875 Otter 7pm. speed, air conditioning, channels.” said John Pickens, club on weekends, men had to take a “We have to sort out the realize they shot themselves in the town will not have to issue bonds. Howard was believed to be the of deposits in de­ mal dining room. Living pliances fncluded. $485 a AM/FM, new brakes. Ex­ vice president. He said he could not potiuck drawing for the weekend friction," Pickens said. “No one is Huestis said. It will havetoprovide nominations of room with fireplace and month plus utilities and Salel 50 per cent otti cellent condition. $4,000. 100.000 or more 5,244,000.00 security. Available Sep­ Merchandise Flashing arrow signs comment directly until he knew morning time slots. trying to stir up trouble at the Please lam to page 10 some kind of guarantee for the Please tom to page 10 e. Total deposits 58,488,000.00 built-in bookcases, fire­ 659-2436 after 5:30. ’ I Total asseU 83.78t.000.00 placed family room with tember 1st. Call after 6pm, $269! Lighted, non-arrow We, the undersigned officers, wood stove. Hardwood 649-1340. $259! Unllghted $229! 1984 pontlac Flero, son do hereby declare that this Re- floors throughout. New I79|ANTIQUES/ (Free letters) Few left. roof, AM/FM cassette, port of Condition (including the Mole or Female or couple I'^ICOUECTIBLES See locally. 1(800)423- TODAY’S HERALD supporting schedules) has Been wall to ^all. 1 full, 2 half block, 27400 miles, flit CAMBRI^^REP^re wanted to rent 1 large 0163, anytime. Death dims future prepared in conformance with baths,'16 x'^30 (pressure wheel. $7450. 742-7163. ' the Instructions issued by the treat^) deck. 2 car gar­ room furnished. Com­ Next to Nothing. Corner Federal Deposit Insurance Cor­ plete use of apartment. 1973 Ford FIDO, needs Business in South Africa age. $164,900. By owner. Call 649-7911. East Center and Spruce. poration and is true to the best Principals only. 643-4185. Open Tues, Wednesday, work, 33" tires, $500 or Corporate angels I n d e x of my knowledge and belief. best otter. Coll 6494600. of artificial hearts William H. Fraser Manchester- 3 bedroom/6 Thursday afternoons, 1- Vice President 4pm. 6494)533. 3 Oval gold leaf look Susan Wohifert no longer dreads 20 page*, 2 aaeflons Richard R. Lauzier I CONDOMINIUMS room newly built apart­ mirrors, vanity, dining 1983 Pontiac. Full size. By Alan Flippen day night. "W e’re very anxious to ment for rent. Available the tedium and expense of bringing Vice President I FOR SALE room, hall or bedroom. Grand Prix, automatic, her son from Michigan to New The Associated Press find another patient.” We, the undersigned direc­ August 15. Call 233-0319 Beautiful, perfect condi­ power brakes and steer­ AHuirn 14 tors, attest the correctness of otter 2pm. York for cancer treatment, thanks Schroeder’s family, who had I CLOTHING tion. $200 for all 3, or $75 ing. AM/FM cassette. Car R iisin aM Q LO UISVILLE, Ky. - The hope this Report of Condition (in­ South Village Condomini­ each. 633-2468. to a red-carpet service dreamed up watched him suffer multiple cluding the supporting sche­ ums. 3 room condomi­ In excellent condition, C.lasQlfioH that artificial hearts would'be as strokes and celebrated two extra dules) and declared that it has Manchester- 4 room, 2 must sell. $3900 or best by two Greenwich residents. Story _ 18-19 nium. 165 South St.' No.42. bedroom, fuliv equipped Men's Custom made common and permanent a remedy Christmases with him, backed 6 been examined by ui and to the otter. 6434692. on page 4. rin m ir* R best of our knowlMge and belief Rockville. Asking $45,900. kitchen, 1 year lease and shoes 11AA Cost $89. Sell as pacemakers and plastic valves DeVries’ determination. Inquire at premises, or for $25. Four months old. nrtrfnoctiri It 4 has been prepared In confor­ Manchester - Charming 1985 5 bedroom security deposit. $550 per dimmed with the death of William "This shouldn’t be considered mance with the Instruction lA call 646-2426 weekdays 9 to month plus utilities. No 649-1170. jj^iim^O/VANO Fntartainmnnt t4 J. Schroeder, but his pioneering sued by the FDIC and is true Colonial. Beautifully landscaped lot. 4 car gar­ 5. Oak and Brass 52" celling Storms likely the end of the artificial heart, but and correct. pets. 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4 / t — MANCHESTER HERALD. Thursday, Aug. 7, 1986 MANCHESTER HEftALD. Thursday. Aug. 7, 1986 — $ Area towns Tire dealers WEATHER sound off on Connecticut forecast below average disposal fee Central, Eastern Interior and Southwestern By George Layng Interior; Occasional hazy sunshine today. Warm Herald Reporter and humid with a 70 percent chance of afternoon in expenditures Manchester tire dealers are and evening thunderstorms. Some storms may be upset with the town’s new policy of accompanied by torrential downpours. Strong charging $3 for every tire disposed winds and hail. Highs 80 to 85. Wind south 10 to 15 By George Layng Andover n o th and Coventry 140th. of in the town’s landfill, but iHiblic mph. Possibly gusty near thunderstorms. Mostly Herald Reporter , The highest taxes paid are those in Works Director George Kandra cloudy tonight with a 30 percent chance of showers. Waterford, at $2,223, while Gris­ said this morning there are no Lows in the middle 60s. Wind light southwest. Residents in Manchester, Bol­ wold residents pay the lowest at plans to change the fee. Partly sunny Friday. Warm and humid with a 30 Today In ton, Coventry and Andover all pay $267. The charge was instituted June 2 percent chance of an afternoon or evening less taxes per person than the CPEC. also used a formula that as part of a new fee schedule thunderstorm. Highs 80 to 85. average Connecticut resident, but equalizes property values in order approved by the town Board of West Coastal and East Coastal: Occasional hazy history of the four towns, only people' in to compare the tax rates in each Directors. Previously, tires could Bolton earn more than the average town. Of the four Manchester-area be disposed of at the Olcott Street sunshine today. Warm and humid with a 60 percent state income. chance of afternoon and evening thunderstorms. Among those born towns, Andover ranks the highest landfill at no cost. That’s according to a statistical Some storms may be accompanied toy torrential on this date was at an equalized rate of 20 mills. Kandra said the charge was analysis recently compiled by the One mill is equal to one dollar for imposed because the landfill had downpours. Strong winds and hail. Highs around singer B.J. Thomas,' Connecticut Public Expenditure 80. Wind south to southeast 10 to 20 mph. Possibly every $1,000 worth of assessed become a dumping ground for the in 1942. Council. The non-profit group gusty near thunderstorms. Mostly cloudy tonight 1 property. Andover comes in as the entire area. He said it is also released the information as part of with ,a 30 percent chance of showers. Lows around 27th highest in the state. Under the difficult for the town to bury the its annual report on municipal equalizing formula. Coventry tires once they have been left off. 70. Wind southwest around 10 ijriph. Partly sunny expenditures in the state. ranks 31st at 19.4 mills. Bolton 44th The fee affects mostly busi­ A Friday. Warm and humid with a 30 percent chance Almanac Those figures show, for instance, at 17.9 mills and Manchester 64th nesses because Manchester resi­ of an afternoon or evening thunderstorm. Highs 80 that in Manchester the per-capita at 16.9 mills. dents do not have to pay the to 85. . income is $11,925 a year and the charge, according to Thomas The highest tax rate under the Northwest Hills: Occasional hazy sunshine per-capita tax payments is $616. Ferlazo, the town’s environmental Today is Thursday. Aug. 7. the formula is in Hartford, at 33.9 today. Warm and humid with showers and /or president. The statewide averages are $12,221 manager. Ferlazo said that since mills, while Salisbury ranks last at ^ Take cover thunderstorms. Mainly this afternoon and evening. 219th day of 1986. There are .146 In 1942, U.S. forces landed at and $709.95. the change, there has been a 6.9 mills. The state average is not Some storms may be accompanied by torrential days left in the year. Guadalcanal in the Pacific dur­ The average income figures significant reduction in the Today: Occasional hazy sunshine. Warm and humid with a 70 percent available, according to the Beth downpours. Strong winds and hail. Highs 80 to 85. Today’s highlight in history: ing World War II. were based on 1983 data, which are number of tires disposed of at the Mitchell, a research assistant for chance of afternoon and evening thunderstorms. Some storms maybe Wind south 10 to 15 mph. Possibly gusty near In 1782. George Washington In 1964. Congress passed the the most recent statistics availa­ dump. created the Order of the Purple ble. but all other figures come from the council. U 6 l Gulf of Tonkin resolution, giving During the month of June. 250 accompanied by torrential downpours. Strong winds and hail. High thunderstorms. Chance of showers 80 percent. However, the average Connecti­ Heart, a decoration to recognize President Lyndon B. Johnson town budget information for the tires were left at the landfill, 80 to 85. Wind south 10 to 15 mph, Possibly gy^y near thunderstorms. Mostly cloudy tonight with a 50 percent chance of cut town spends $1,029 on services Herald photo by Rocha merit in enlisted men and fiscal year that ended June 30. compared with about 4.000 during showers. Lows 60 to 65. Wind light south. Partly broad powers in dealing with for each resident. The highest is in Tonight: Mostly cloudy with a 30 percent chance of showers. Low in the non-commissioned officers. .The In addition to per-capita income Captain Jack Hughes, training officer May, Ferlazo said. However, he sunny Friday. Warm and humid with a 30 percent North Vietnamese attacks on Waterford, where $2,503 is spent, way to roll up the department’s new middle 60s. Wind light southwest. Friday: Partly sunny, warm arid first recipients were honored the U.S. forces. and per-capita tax assessment, the for the Town of Manchester Volunteer said the May figure was not typical chance of an afternoon or evening thunderstorm. organization calculated such mat­ while the lowest is Mansfield at hoses after putting out a blaze. humid with a 30 percent chance of an afternoon or'^s^ening Highs 80 to 85. following May. Today's birthdays: Writer- because it reflected increased ters as how much each town spends $529. Fire Department, expiains the proper On this date: producer Stan Freberg is 60. dumping of I ires by companies and thunderstorm. High of 80 to 85. Today’s weather picture was drawn by on services for each resident and Only one Manchester-area town In 1789. the U.S. W ar Depart­ Singer B.J. Thomas is 44. Singer residents who wanted to avoid the Jeff Belcher of Spring Street, who attends Martin School. each student, and how the tax rates meets the average — Andover new fee. ment was established. Lana Cantrell is 43. Volunteer firefighters Across the nation of each town compare. The analy­ which ranks 73rd at $1,038. Bolton The average number of tires G In 1882. the famous feud sis was done for all of the state’s 169 is next, in 87th place, at $988. Then di.sposed of per month is between between the Hatfield family of Broad stretches of the nation had rain today and towns. comes Manchester at 123rd with 2.000 and 3,000, Ferlazo said. part of New York was under a flash flood watch. southern West Virginia and the The per-capita income in An­ $924 spent and Coventry at 125th While the new fee may be McCoys of eastern Kentucky Lottery with.$919. A cold front over the northern and central Plains dover is $11,640 a year and the tax Pradttce makes perfect aceomplishing the town’s gfials. it spread thunderstorms from the Dakotas across broke out. (B y the time the feud payment is $609. In Bolton, resi- Andover is also the only area has disrupted the operations of a Nebraska and Kansas to the lower Missouri Valley. ended, about 100 men. women •dents take in $12.9,52 a year and pay town to meet or exceed the state By John Mitchell just water.” Hughes said number of Manchester’s lire deal­ Showers and thunderstorms ranged across and children had been either Connecticut daily: $623 in taxes, while in Coventry, average in education spending per ers and has resulted in higher costs killed or wounded.) Herald Reporter Wednesday, volunteers practiced the proper way to Oklahoma, north Texas and from southeast Wednesday: 676 the numbers are $10,543 and $498. pupil. The average Connecticut roll up the department’s new 5-inch feed lines — hoses for new tires, an informal survey In 1912. the Progressive Party found. Missouri across the Ohio Valley, the central According to CPEC. the wealthi­ town spends $3,907 for each student Town Fire Department Capt. Jack Hughes, that normally are hooked to the hydrant and move nominated Theodore Roosevelt est Connecticut residents live in "I cannot afford to pay the town Appalachians and the middle Atlantic Coast region Play Four: 9115 in. public school. Andover ranks squatting in front of a coiled hose and its various water into the engine’s tanks New Canaan, where the annual of Manchester $3 for every tire.” to northern New England. 73rd at $3,934. connectors, motioned for his firefighters at the McKee About 20 men. clad in full regalia including helmets, said William Carlson, manager of Rain spread across much of the lower Great per-capita income is $28‘.055. Bol­ Bolton is next at $3,797. which is Street firehouse to gather around him in the parking high boots, and the long coats with glow-in-the-dark ton ranks 47th, Manchester 70th. Tire International in t|ie Burr Lakes region and a flash flood watch was posted for good enough for 91sl place, while lot. The hard rubber feed 1 ine was to be t he subject of markings for night visibility, hand-layed about 300 Andover 82nd and Coventry 115th. Corners shopping center. Instead western New York. Quotes of the Day Manchester ranks I20th at $3,578 Wednesday’s lesson. feet of hose around the lot. It took two of them to pull according to the 1983 data. of paying the extra charge. Carl­ Clear skies prevailed from the northern Rockies and Coventry in 126th place at "Picking, it up is going to be our main coneern out each 100 foot sectjotu.E8dfi gallon of water weighs son said he has been asking 8c/\ As for the taxes paid by individu­ $3,517. The highest town is Water­ tonight.” hf said. eight pounds, an^'when it begins to flow, the hose across Washington, Oregon and much of Califor­ customers to dispose of their old Q O l Bv The Associated Press imports. als to local governments. Bolton ford at $6,230 and the lowest is Hughes is the training officer for the Headquarters expands and becomes rock-hard. Hughes said. nia. Utah had a few thundershowers. ranks l'02nd. Manchestpr I06th, tires themselves, or pay $3 extra to Bridgeport at $2,790. Company of the Town of Manchester Volunteer Fire The 5-inch hoses will replacesmaller. 2‘/i-inch ones. have Tire International dispose of Highi 0 0 1 1 0 ^ ^ Today’s forecast called for showers and “ There will be another trade □ □ □ Because 5-inch hose lies flatter on the trucks, more Department. The unit is a group of about 25 active them. thunderstorms scattered from New England and vote Nov. 4.” than 300 extra feet can be coiled up. Hughes said. Temperatures “ Judge Scalia has ice water in volunteers from the department’s five companies. Michael Kelly, manager of The New York across Pennsylvania, the mid-Atlantic The only difference between the volunteers and the After completely hooking up the equipment, the — House Speaker Thomas P. his veins, when the Supreme Tyre Man on Broad Street, said he states, the Southeast, Florida, the Great Lakes Family blames town firefighters practiced putting out a fire. When they O’Neill Jr., referring to congres­ Court really ought to have a paid units, according to Hughes, is that the volunteers has also begun asking customers to region, the Ohio and 'Tennessee valleys and much turned the water on. air hissed through the bulging sional elections, after a House feeling of compassion. He makes are not authorized to drive the fire trucks. pke their old tires with them or of the Mississippi Valley through the central and Headquarters Company is the dedicated group of hose before a spurt of water shot out the end. FRONTS: southern Plains to eastern Colorado and the vote upholding President Rea­ jokes about things that we believe T~~pay $3 for their disposal. in teenager's accident unpaid experts who would show up if there was an “ You cannot pack this ho.se back in the truck if it has Robert Pelletier, assistant man­ central and southern Rockies. gan’s veto of a bill limiting textile in deeply. He laughs at affirma­ emergency, according to Hughes, although there are air in it.’’ Hughes told his men. Nor can you disconnect Warm -w Cold Sale! officers is questioning a promotion year; now it has 35 to 40 a month. members. York. the head. that moved the daughter of Con­ $224 billion in red ink. The car was found a short distance from the Manfredi’s West necticut’s'top probation official to The reports come a year after Hartford home, where they lived with their three children, then a supervisory position within the Congress passed a fiscal 1986 Only! ages 3. 5 and 7. state Judicial Department. budget predicting just $172 billion Manfredi was charged with murder iess than 24 hours after Brett E, Capshaw was promoted in red ink, and five months after the first spending cuts under the 7 discovery of his wife’s body. Police said Manfredi told them his from probation officer in Hartford wife tried to drive herself to the hospital when she woke up to chief probation officer in Willi- Gramm-Riidman law, which vomiting blood. The woman’s bedroom was found covered with mantic. effective August 1. She is trimmed $11.7 billion across-the- blood, police said. the daughter of Terry S. Capshaw. board. President Reagan’s top eco­ Manfredi, 33, was a cardiologist at Hartford Hospital’s director of the State Office of Adult nomic and budget advisers said cardiology catheterization laboratory. He is free on bond and Probation for the Superior Court. Thursday Wednesday that slower-than- living in northeastern Pennsylvania with relatives. Brett Capshaw’s promotion is the first case to test a policy expected growth in the economy August 7 - adopted in May 1985. which prohib­ was to blame for the' record red Hospital talks are postponed its judges and other officials from ink, along with higher spending on Sunday advancing their relatives’ careers military and farm programs. WATERBURY — A bargaining session between Waterbury within the Judicial Department. Their predictions of a new August 10 Hospital and striking service and maintenance workers was Thomas P. Culley. president of economic boom were delayed, not postponed as the hospital announced plans to reopen three more Judicial Professionals Local 4208 wrong, they said. But even if the economy re­ beds. j of the Connecticut State Federa­ Contract talks had been set for 7 a.m. Wednesday, but the tion of Teachers, said many bounds in the next few months and through next year, contin'Uing hospital asked for additional time to compile information from probation officers have the percep­ current services would leave a k Take an additional the last three sessions, Richard Bulat, a hospital spokesman, tion that the department “ chose to ' circumvent” the policy. fiscal 1987 deficit of $171.5 billion, said. Negotiations have been tentatively rescheduled for Friday, the 0MB said. Using rices. sions from municipal solid waste Dee Gee ing across-the-board cuts would incinerators as hazardous air ” be an admission they couldn’t do Look for the outstanding savings in all dejmrtments. pollutants. Lee their jobs.” New York. Rhode Island and The administration made re­ Connecticut joined the Natural Le Tigre commendations Wednesday it said Resources Defense Council in would put the balance sheet bel6w requesting an overhaul of incinera­ the $144 billion target. Many of the tor air pollution standards. proposals have already been re­ Misses • Juniors • Men • Young Men Incinerators, they said, already jected by Congress. are the largest source of dioxins in GALS Since Gramm-Rudman allows the environment, and also emit $10 billion in leeway before calling # Children • Intimate Apparel large amounts of toxic metals such Chic for cuts. Congress only needs to get A as lead and cadmium. It’s below $154 billion to avoid that Lee cool embarrassment. More than 100 large incinera­ Sen. Pete V. Domenici, R-N.M., - e Jewelry & Accessories tors will be built by the year 2000 as Northern sizzle dtibe rides said Congress' will be working new restrictions on landfills force 6 Isles yoursuit and cool df downward from a deficit set at $161 municipalities to seek new me­ billion to $166 billion for the thods of waste disposal, the peti­ ^iasholourbrandnewWi N Bringjbefain%t>acklQi purposes of the Gramm-Rudman Markdowns will b« taken tioners said. law. The figure will be based on an at register! Only merchan* Some of the metal constituents of Netir1S^.1^ter^ average of 0MB and CBO esti­ dise tagged with red dots incinerator smokestacks already mates for that purpose to be applies to additional 40% WaveSwiiigenMuci:^ savings. No price adjust­ Don’t miss the dots! They’ll be appearing for four days only at all 12 D&L stores! are classified -es hazardous air tiueeinoreki^ieftdei t m \ announced on Aug. 20. ments on prior sales. pollutants, such as mercury and EntertatamentAlex ^ ” It is going to take a lot of berrylium. management and a lot of coopera­ Con^}any,Conte^^poraly $tin8et|^^5p4i EPA spokesman Christopher tion,” said Domenici, chairman of Rice said he could not address the Senate Budget Committee. specifics of the petition because he eAvaMe,8ri$toi, "And the White House is going to 269 Weot Middje Turnpike have to be helpful too.” Downtown New Britain Corbins Corner, West Hartford Crystal Mail, Waterford d&L For Children, Vernon had not seen it, but noted that the Tri-City Plaza agency had begun a study of (^ x t to Modl'Mart) 1kteeiH3] - MANCHESTER HERALD, Thuraday, Aug. 7, 1 ^ MANCHESTER HERALD, Thursday, Aug. 7, 1986 - 7 OPINION V.S./World In Brief Congress rnoving Tax plan allows IRA deductions to cut Angola ties Encouraging WASHINGTON The latest Senate tax-overhaul proposal . would allow workers covered by company pensions to defer taxes UMTiLTHE on interest from Individual Retirement Accounts. By Joan Mower pia. Commerce Department offi­ The Associated Press ...IWWSTASK The plan also would allow some workers covered by pensions to cials said those figures might be YOU To STOP deduct IR A contributions up to $2,000 a year. skewed because they include free NbV) CNW t v o t e Jack WASHINGTON - Congress, developers Sen. Bob Packwood, R-Ore., leader of the 11-member Senate food shipments to famine-plagued PESTCCL\NieTHE while moving to impose sanctions Sudan and Ethiopia. CoNFfRlAfflON..; bargaining group, was gathering his colleagues today to SEN^TOfeS,00SVIC9 Anderson against white-ruled South Africa, DeConcini, who says 80 percent Y’KMOW-Yo I’ R E MoT privately discuss the draft proposal, which was outlined in a appears to be about to curtail U.S. of Angola’s hard currency is RWQUIST. document titled “ Possible Senate Offer.” economic ties with Angola. Preto­ derived from U.S. investments in of the mall According to the document, the new proposal would allow all M ^ & Y O U ? ria’s Marxist neighbor. oil, contends the United States workers not covered by company pensions to deduct “ Like Iran, like Nicaragua, like “ should not contribute either di­ contributions up to $2,000 a year to an IRA. just as under present Libya, Angola is a situation in rectly or indirectly to Angola’s r law. I which we are trading with the hard currency reserves which pay Town Manager Robert Weiss made a Workafs who are covered by a company pension and earn up to enemy,” said Sen. Dennis DeCon- for Cuban troops and Soviet strong pitch to the Board of Directors VA elevator $35,000, or $50,000 for a couple, could deduct some of their cini._ D-Ariz., who steered a bill military hardware.” Tuesday night in favor of issuing town bonds contributions. through the Senate asking Presi­ Angola’s congressional critics to pay for road improvements in the dent Reagan to order American say it is wrong for the U.S. Buckland area to encourage construction of companies out of Angola. government and American com­ the Buckland Hills Mall and other that ran away Envoy nominee may withdraw Several measures have been panies to help, directly or indi­ approved in one or the other development that would be stimulated by the rectly, the Atigolan government COPENHAGEN, Denmark — U.S. Ambassador Terence A. congressional chamber that could when the Reagan administration existence of the mall. Todman scheduled a meeting with reporters today, and an curb American business in Angola. supports Jonas Savimbi, a rebel The directors made no binding is a mystery American newspaper reported that he was expected to announce The United States and Angola do leader trying to topple the Luanda commitment to the program, although they he was removing himself from consideration as the new U.S. not maintain diplomatic relations, regime. did take one procedural step toward it. They envoy to South Africa. and there is a U.S.-supported rebel The Angolan government came designated the Economic Development WASHINGTON — An accident at the Veterans “ I don’t have any comment on that,” embassy press officer insurgency in'the Africartbouhtry. to power in 1975 after the former But the two nations have a trade Commission as the development agency for Administration Medical Center has developed into Ray Burson said, when asked about the report in today’s editions Portuguese colony attained inde­ of The New York Times. “ I imagine he will take that up this relationship grounded in thb oil pendence. At the time, three a federal case. It might be called “ The Mystery of the improvements. afternoon.” business. factions were to share power, but the Runaway Elevator. ” More importantly, no member of the board Todman has been the American ambassador to Denmark since The Chevron Corp., which owns the Movetfient for the Popular It has already produced charges of sabotage raised any question about the plan that 1983, after holding ambassadorships in Chad, Guinea, Costa Rica 49 percent of the oil production Liberation’ of Angolo, a Marxist- AP photo indicated any serious reservation. and destruction of evidence. Detectives have been and Spain. rights in Angola’s rich Cabinda Leninist group, seized power, If the directors do ultimately vote to issue rerhoved from the investigation, and a small The 60-year-old envoy returned to Copenhagen Wednesday fields, is the most visible of the prompting the decade-long civil war with Savimbi. the bonds, they will be following a consistent company has become a scapegoat of VA officials. from the United States, where he has been widely mentioned as major U.S. companies operating in A National Forest Service tanker plane dumps a load of Congress barred the United Agency brass hats refused to comment on the the Reagan administration’s next choice as ambassador to South Angola, fire retardant on a section of burning forest near Riggins, course. The town has done a great deal States from aiding Savimbi until case, but our associate Donald Goldberg has Africa after black businessman Robert Brown withdrew his already to encourage the mall developers. But there are others, including last year. The $15 million in covert Idaho, on Wednesday. Four fires have charred 43,000 pieced the story together from sworn statements, candidacy. Before the mall came into the picture, the History repeats In reverse Texaco, Conoco, Carnation Sea­ aid that Washington reportedly acres of Idaho forest. court records and interviews. Here’s what he has foods, General Tire and Rubber town worked aggressively to provide Reagan administration officials have.said the president wants has set aside for Savimbi is learned: to name a black to become the next ambassador to South Africa. Co., and several oil-servicing incentives for economic development, most By Terence Hunt leader.’ ’ expected to be debated by the in favor of r^ ealin g the amend­ On Aug. 25,1984, an elevator at the medical Todman is black. firms, according to the Commerce House this month. Rep. Lee notably by creating the Buckland Industrial Republican lawmakers, how­ ment. but s a y ^ e change should center failed to stop going up and crashed into the Department. Park. Hamilton, D-Ind., chairman of the WASHINGTON - With a popu-. ever, warned of unlimited de­ ijpt apply to him. ceiling. There was damage but no injuries. Angola’s exports to the United House Select Committee on Intelli­ Northwest states The industrial park was an economic boon. lar Republican president in the pendence on one man and of the To a Miami crowd chanting Blaming a maintenance lapse for the mishap, Protests mark bombing anniversary States amounted to $1,1 billion in gence, wants the aid to_,be "openly White House,' the GOP is trying acknowledged.” But if the figures put forward by the mall dangers of dictatorships. The “Four more years,” Reagan VA officials sought to terminate the contract with More than 200 protesters were arrested Wednesdaj)^ in 1985. making it third only to to undo a constitutional amend­ Nigeria’s $3.1 billion and South Meanwhile, the House and Se­ developers Tuesday night are accurate, the amendment passed 285-121, with said he agreed that the 22nd Executive Elevator Service Inc., a 15-employee demonstrations on the 41st anniversary of the nuclear bombing ment it once engineered and. at Africa’s $2.2 billion among the nate have passed separate bills to battle forest fires every Republican congressman Amendment should be repealed company that had serviced the center's elevators mall project will far outstrip the industrial of Hiroshima, while others painted white shadows on sidewalks sub-Saharan countries. prevent the Export-Import Bank the same time, fatten its political present — 238 of them — voting but added. “ I think that any since 1979. Loss of the contract could put the firm as memorials to victims of the first atomic bomb attack. park in economic benefits to the town. U.S, exports to Angola last year from extending more credit to Smoke from lightning-sparked 250-acre blaze in the NezPerce warchest for this year’s for it. president who will try to get the out of business, so it has been battling the VA for In Providence, R.I., a Buddhist monk began a funeral chant at One relevant statistic is that in 1985, J.C. totaled $137 million, trailing South Angola until 35,000 Cuban troops fires blanketed much of northeast National Forest, while officials elections. Then-Rep. Everett Dirksen, Constitution changed should not nearly two years. Penney Properties, the industrial park’s 8:15 a.m. to the mark the time of the attack. Sixteen Rhode Island Africa, Nigeria, Sudan and Ethio­ are withdrawn. Oregon on Wednesday as firefigh­ declared out three range fires that The effort already is paying off R-Ill., acknowledged that there- major tenant, led the town tax list with an be doing it for himself.” churches tolled their bells for 41 minutes Tuesday night. ters battled several major blazes had Scorched over 44,000 acres of with campaign bucks but is given “ may be an element of political assessment of $18 million. Edward Democratic National Chair­ TWO VA DETECTIVES, Richard Gardner and Police at Richland, Wash., arrested 29 demonstrators who sat with no break in sight from hot, dry grazing land in the state’s little chance of accomplishing frustration in what we are down to block the main road leading into the Hanford federal Stockman, an economic consultant for man Paul G. Kirk Jr., while Stanley Blasco, were assigned to investigate the weather and erratic winds. southwest. what its sponsors insist is the doing” and that Republicans saying he has no objection accident. They took statements from witnesses, nuclear reservation. Beirut hostages moved Homart Development Co., the mall ’’Smoke has limited visibility all Williams, the spokesman In real goal: four more years in the were “ really trying to repair a “ conceptually” to repeal of the examined the errant elevator and made dozens of The demonstrators carried banners reading “ Turn it off, shut over the northeastern part of the Oregon, said 180 20-man crews had developer, projects that the Buckland Hills White House for Ronald Reagan shattered political tradition.” amendment, said Vander Jagt’s photographs to document their findings. it down, clean it up.” BEIRUT, Lebanon (AP) — we don’t.” said Rassi, who became state,” said Bill Keil, a spokesman been ordered in to dozens of fire Interior Minister Abdallah Rassi Mall project wilMead the Grand List in 1995 after his second terms expires in Of course in 1947. Republicans proposal has no chance of The detectives concluded that the accident had Hundreds of people demonstrated, prayed and sang at the interior minister two weeks ago. “ I for the U.S. Bureau of Land areas by Wednesday, an increase said today the kidnappers of with an assessment of more than $42 million. 1989. were still smarting from the success. been caused by sabotage and that a criminal ^Nuclear Test Side in the Nevada desert, and 90 people were am certain they (the kidnappers) Management in Portland. “ It’s of 50 crews from Tuesday. American and French hostages are moving them from one place to getting pretty thick out there.” Two major fires were burning 15 Stockton claims the mall and related In 1947, with Republicans in four-term presidency of Frank­ Senate Majority Leader Bob investigation was called for. They recommended arrested, most of them for trespassing by crossing a white line have been moving their captives another.” At least 3,600 firefighters from to 30 miles southwest of Baker developments will produce about $28.8 control of the House and Senate, lin D. Roosevelt, the longest near the entrance to the site. Dole, R-Kan., himself a likely that the FBI be put on the case. from one secret prison to another Local informants have said the six western states have been called while a third was threatening a ski million in tax revenue in a seven-year period. Congress approved an amend­ ruling leader in C.S. history. GOP presidential candidate in Instead. VA officials ordered Gardner and in Lebanon. hostages were held in east Leban­ in to help battle fires that have area about 30 miles northwest of Simply put, the plan is to issue $9.5 million ment limiting a president to two Now. Reagan occupies the 1988, agreed. Blasco to stop their investigation, and ordered AIDS may claim more than cars He also said in an hour-long on’s ancient city of Baalbek, in scorched nearly 70,000 acres of the city, Williams said. in bonds to make road improvements terms. White House after carrying 44 “ I doubt we would repeal the them not to contact the FBI. The management interview with The Associated Beirut’s old Jewish quarter of range and forest land in Oregon The Clear fire had burned almost . recommended by the State Traffic By 1951, the amendment was states in the 1980 presideptial 22nd Amendment in time” for memo containing these instructions was placed in TORONTO — Five y^ars from now, more Americans will die Press that Syrian President Hafez Wadi Abu-Jamil and in various since the weekend, said Jim 3,000 acres to within a mile of the Commission when it gave the developers a ratified and bechme part of the race and 49 states in his re- Reagan to win another term. the detectives’ locked file cabinets, along with the from AIDS than are killed in car accidents, an American Assad’s government was deter­ Shiite Moslem outskirts of the Williams, a spokesman for the U.S. Anthony Lakes ski area, said Joe mined to help free the hostages. traffic permit for construction of the mall. Constitution. election triumph of 1984. and the However, he called the repeal photographs and other evidence. Hospital Association official told the group’s annual convention. capital. Forest Service in Portland. Meade, a spokesman' for the "When I took over, we had word Sixteen foreigners are missing in In Idaho, firefighters backed by Now, Republicans trying to 22nd Amendment bars him from effort “ a great fund-raising “ Well, the only thing I can say is one day Linda Brooks, the association’s AIDS coordinator, said Wallowa-Whitman National The bonds, which in effect would be where the hostages were. But now Lebanon. air tankers struggled against a Forest. repeal the amendment are using running again. idea.” Detective Gardner and I were coming to work on a Wednesday that by 1991, experts predict 54,000 AIDS deaths a revenue bonds and not general obligation year. She said about 50,000 people will die from automobile the same arguments the Demo­ “ The 22nd Amendment is an House Speaker Thomas P. Monday,” Blasco testified later. “ We went into bonds, would be paid off from taxes levied on accidents. crats pleaded 39 years ago in insult to American voters who O’Neill. D-Mass.. opposes the our office and all of our files were gone, including •real estate between Buckland Street and Acquired immune deficiency syndrome, usually transmitted trying to block its passage. are wise and well-informed.” the cabinets.” •Slater Street, but not on personal property. 22nd Amendment but his spokes­ through sexual contact or contaminated blood, destroys the On the floor i,f the House on said Rep. Guy Vander Jagt. Blasco testified that he was never told why the Weiss estimates it will take seven to nine man, Chris Matthews, dismisses body’s natural defenses against disease. No cure is known. Feb. 6, 1947, Rep. Sam Rayburn, R-Mich., who is spearheading files were removed. „ years to retire the bonds. Vander Jagt’s campaign as Brooks said AIDS cases are expected to increase more than /VO^ 07>EH I the Democrati ' leader from the campaign to repeal the “ pure politics. This probably The man who ordered the files removed was STORE HOURS: tenfold in the United States in the next five years, from the Mon.-FrI. 9:30-0 PM ^ Historically. Weiss’s measures to promote Texas, implored Republicans to amendment. won’t get any further than a assistant security chief Robert LeBlanc. He stated —- I I TH£N£W... jeconomic development have been successful. current 23,000 to 270,000, resulting in an estimated total of 179,000 ^ ^ o F 'V c ,'. Saturday 0:30-6 PM OUR NEWEST STORE “ wait a little while and cool off’’ He said the amendment should Dewey button.” under oath that he ordered the files destroyed — deaths during the period, Sunday 11-5 PM ♦This latest plan is probably just as sound as before approving “ a fundamen­ be repealed to “ allow Americans including all the evidence gathered in the elevator 974 MAIN ST., •previous ones. tal change” in the Constitution. to decide how long their presi­ Terence Hunt has covered accident investigation — because “ I believed that I Neverthelessr41^ directors should resolve He said the amendment would dent should serve.” Ronald Reagan for The Asso­ the way the files were kept was illegal.” He Reagan won^hurry ‘Star Wars’ c b L c n s !one potential probllitm in their minds before explained; “ I thought the Veterans deny future generations the right Vander Jagt, it should be ciated Press since his 1980 WASHINGTON — Pre^deRt Reagan says he will not speed CASUAL CLOTHING & FOOTWEAR MANCHESTER tthey vote to issue th^onds. There is some to elect as president the man mentioned, is- chairman of the campaign for the White House. Administration was involved in keeping files that deployment of the “ Star wars” missile defense despite pleas of PLENTY OF FREE PARKING! • risk in the bond issuej^he mall project fails. they want. National Republican Congres­ were illegal because they were not in proper some “ antsy” supporters who want him to install a partial shield Until about six weelf^ago, two sets of “ For the people to have the sional Committee, which raises format.” protecting America’s missile bases. -developers were competing with each other privilege of choosing wljom they money for GOP candidates. Letters policy Reagan said Wednesday that, "W e’re proceeding as fast as we ^vigorously to build shopping malls, one in please as their leader is ^ a l Vander Jagt announced the BUT ONE OF Blasco’s reports charges that the can toward developing a full range of promising technologies:” :South Windsor and one in Manchester. The democracy in action.’’ Rayburn repeal drive in a fund-raising The Manchester Herald wel­ files LeBlanc had destroyed contained In a speech to groups supporting his program, Reagan said, “ I (rivals were not reluctant to sue each other declared. mailing to 300.000 people. Within comes original letters to the information on “ his own (LeBlanc’s) friends; that know there are those who are getting a bit antsy but to deploy [and to make strong public criticisms of one “ Why impose the dead hand of a ’veek there were 6,000 replies, editor. there was blackmail involved, perjury involved; systems of limited effectiveness now would divert limited funds lanother. Now they are apparently working the past on future generations?” according to committee spokes­ Letters should be brief and to that there was a referral to the U.S. assistant and delay our main research.. ^together. demanded John McCormack, woman Barbara Pardue, the point. They should be typed attorney for destruction of government property.” “ It could well erode support for the program before it’s Blasco testified that one of the vanished files permitted to reach its potential,” he added. , I The directors and the townspeople should the Democratic whip from Mas­ Within two weeks of the first or neatly handwritten, and, for ease in editing, should be double­ contained information on a VA locksmith, whom Reagan also said he has not secretly offered the Soviet Union :know, before they commit themselves to a sachusetts. He called the amend­ mailing, the congressional com­ ment “ a rigid prohibition” and mittee sent out another 750.000 spaced. Letters must be signed Blasco described as “ a personal friend of any arms deal that would trade away Star Wars. To cheers from NOW OPEN (bond issue, that the former rivals have said that if it were adopted “ no appeals for funds, she said. with name, address and daytime LeBianc’s. ” The detective stated that only two the audience, Reagan said, “ When the time has come and the OUR NEW MANCHESTER STORE WITH SUPER SAVINGS! :resolved all their differences and are firmly matter what the crisis, the future Reagan, who would be 77 upon telephone number (for keys existed to his locked file cabinets, and that research is complete, yes, we’ re going to deploy.” •committed to building a single major mall. generations could not keep their taking office for a third term, is verification). without a key “ they had to pick the lock.” LeBlank passed the buck to Gene Linden, the Residents return after chemical fire medical center’s associate director who, he said, Levi's f " had ordered him to destroy the files. Linden ST. PETERSBURG, Fla. — Some 300 people forced to Levis confirmed this, but said he had been unaware that evacuate by fumes from a chemical fire got the go-ahead to pan Washington collept from tax cheats? the files contained criminal evidence. return home, but officials said the cause of the blaze was still JJNWASHED_ Linden also passed the buck, stating that it was unknown. STRAIGHT LEG the center’s director who made the decision not to About 70 were treated for mi'nor injuries suffered during Straight Leg t In 1984, Massachusetts increased its state tax 50 years.” call the FBI. Linden, who acknowledged ordering Wednesday’s fire at Jones Chemicals, Red Cross spokesman collections by $85 million during a three-month “ But what about tax amnesty? Are you saying “ termination” of Executive’s elevator service Allen King said. Two people were reported hospitalized. . “ tax amnesty” — a brief period during which Washington can’t learn from the states?” I asked. ‘contract, said he thought the center’s own Idelinquent taxpayers could pay back taxes they “ The last estimate I saw is that amnesty would investigation “ would tell us far more than the FBI Northern only generate $2 billion,” she said. E riryday Corduroys would do.” (owed without'penalty, but with interest. Low ; At the same time, the Commonwealth That’s a non-answer. The late Sen. Everett Sources say a congressional investigation is Pricol Adull'a (2e-38)t8ludanra Perspective a Kid aizaa COLORS! •dramatically increased enforcement efforts and Dirksen once said, “ A billion here and a billion under way. and evidence has been forwarded to publicity on its “ R E A P ” program to catch Michael J. McManus there and it begins to get into real money.” the Justice Department. Adult't (27-42) Student’t l«rl** & Kid alzes ri'“ ' cheaters. The remarkable result is that state tax The IRS is in no position to sneer at $2 billion — ^collections increased by $1 billion over three years especially if it might leverage a lot more. If little ■as more people came into voluntary compliance. ' Massachusetts can pick up an initial $85 million, Under the dome And 19 states have had similar amnesty was to propose freezing the IRS budget at $30 and parlay that into $300 million a year by getting Sen. Jeremiah Denton, R-Ala ., is gun-shy after HERMAN programs that have pulled in over $500 billion on million below 1985! more cheaters to pay, why not Washington? the defeat of his nominee for a federal judgeship, I EbLens their first round, comparable to the Bay State’s So this year Dukakis tried again. He estimated a Jefferson B. Sessions III, in the Senate. A top SIIIWIVOKS «100 MFNS i LADieSlfA TH£fn original $85 million. "well-created, adequately funded” federal REAP FORTUNATELY, THE CONGRESS is paying Denton aide said his boss thinks the time may be ATHLETIC fOOr*¥£AS SIZES S*M«L*XL With that experience. Massachusetts Gov. could reasonably raise $20 billion in recurring some attention. Most important, the Senate unripe for new nomiiiefes — meaning, apparently, Asst. ColortI Michael Dukakis convinced fellow governors that federal revenues. And that is on the conservative version of tax reform, now in a conference that the senator doesn’t need further Our Very Special Price T-SHIRTS a similar strategy ought to be tried by the federal assumption that federal compliance would reach committee, will create an IRS ’’Trust Fund” that embarrassment during a tough re-election race. For The Month Of government, which, he noted has “ a $100 billion only 85 percent, up from 81 percent now. will guarantee an increase in its budget from $4.2 As a result. Denton has delayed renominating tax evasion problem; ” He noted that “ if taxpayer compliance levels billion to $5 billion over several years. several assistant U.S. attorneys in Alabama “ Voluntary compliance with tax laws continues could be brought bapk to where they were 20 years That increase in budget is expected to increase whose four-year terms have ended. By law, they Calvin Klein | to decline, exacerbated by the lowest level of ago. federal revenues could increase by $65 billion collections by $17 billion. can continue to serve until renominated or WATERPROOF Internal Revenue Service audits in 20 years. The without imposing one additional dime of new taxes What’s more, if the IRS increases the fines that replaced, so they’ll presumably remain in limbo' IRS itself estimates that voluntary compliance on the American taxpayer.” it collects, that can be added to its budget so that it until after the election. BOOTS has dropped from 94 percent in 1965 to 81.6 percent can do an even better job. In effect, the IRS will Rccbdk in 1985,” he said. THIS TIM E THE PRE SID ENT was impressed. thus be self-funding, and have an independence He told reporters that such a program might be “ a $ 4 099 MEN'S from the tyranny of year-to-year appropriations. EX-O-FIT LEATHER THE GOVERNORS AGREED, in part because way to maybe end a situation in which we are There will also be increased reporting Basketball PRINCESS they know that with the Gramm-Rudman deficit losing billions and billions of dollars a year from requirements. For example, when real estate is . A highly polished 18" tripie herringbone Sizes: 7 to 13 reduction program, the states may have to live people who are not paying their just share.” sold today, the IRS may never hear about it. The iHaurhpatpr Hpralh neckchaininprecious 14Kgold. Shoe •6INCH Junior Slzaa with mindless, across-the board cuts of federal The IRS proposed adding 2,500 new agents for new law would require settlement attorneys or $2099 Founded In 1881 - or 3-13 aid. each of the next three years. But the amnesty Limitud yj Photo •8INCH $/I Q99. deed registries to report all sales prices to the enlaryud In a 1985 resolution, the governors noted that proposal didn’t go far. It was in the Senate IRS. RICHARD W COSGROVE...... Publltiwr to show PESS since 1075 “ the number of IRS employees has Finance Committee’s bill, but was narrowly voted DOUGLAS A BEVINS...... Ex«cullv» EdHor detail Alltrallani Let's hope these measures survive the JAMES P S A C K S ...... Managing Editor THE actually decreased.” Audits of individual returns down on the Senate floor. I asked the IRS for its conference committee. But the concept of a ALEXANDER GIRELLI...... )...... Aasoclata Editor BB5600 $■ '99 ^ are down 29 percent in four years, while corporate reaction to an amnesty-enforcemenTprogram. *..m c M i d M federal tax amnesty still makes sense. It’s a good Jewelers Since 1885 audits declined by 51 percent. Ellen Murphy. IRS director of public affairs, DENISE A R O B ER TS ...... AdvartlaIng.Olractor Meo'a Sizes Ladiet' Sii»s\ agenda item for 1987. BRISTOL FARMINGTON HARTFORD MANCHESTER MERIDEN MILFORD Therefore, the National Governors’ Association replied, in a condescending Washington tone of MARK F A BR AITIS...... Bualnaaa Manager e-13 Man'a Slzaa 8-13 saw SHELDON C O H E N ...... Compoalng Manager NEW HAVEN SOUTHBURY TORRINGTON TRUMBULL WATERBURY LINCOLN “ respectfully urged the Administration and voice, “ The difference betwen our situation and Michael McManui, who lives in Stamford, ROBERT H HUBBARD ...... Preearoom Manager Michaels Charge/Masler Card/Visa/Amertcan Express Congress to strengthen federal tax enforcement.” that of the states is that some states had almost syndicates his weekly column on solutions to the JEANNE O FROMERTH...... Circulation Manager New Britain • Southington • Unlonville • Torrington • W. Springfield • Manchester In 1985, the Reagan Administration’s answer skeletal enforcement while we have been at It for nation’s problems. * — MANCHESTER HERALD. Thursday. Aug. 7, 1986

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QUESTION: 2. “ Joint and survivor benetit," U.B. ACRES by Jim Davit I am getting The purpose of this is to prevent the $42,000 will be taxed as if you your money. ready to retire under which you receive smaller a person approaching retirement received it over a decade. Consid­ pension checks while you’re alive, QUESTION: I would like to THE PHANTOM by Laa Falk A Sy Barry ' TELL ME, WAPE. WHAT'6 VOUR> ' 1 THOUGHT N WELL,JUST BETWEEN VOU ANPME, and will receive from taking a larger company ering your overall financial situa­ retire in seven years, when I will be ------i^BIGGEAT FEAR? , P0CK6 LIKEP POCKS AREN'T VERV BRIGHT a pension. The so that your spouse receives pension and leaving no pension for tion. the tax bite will be small or WATER Investors’ pension checks after you’re gone. the spouse after the retiree dies. 53 and will havi^about $30,000 in my A FEW. \ NO a m a t e u r s . TH« H M B ' BW TO F THE people in nonexistent. ' I THJNK I K N O i^ a If you pick the joint and survivor company’s profit-sharing plan. PtASnOUE A PROFE9SIONAL„lMEtt- international charge of pen­ WHAT VOU MEAN ) benefit, the pension checks you If you go the roll-over route, you Will I be able to deposit that money BOMB^^THE PlANNERy WELL- RMANCEP TERRORIST A sions at work Guide QUESTION: I'm 59, a widower KIND USED BV ATTEAWT. receive won’t be as big as the must put the money into an IRA in some ty)se of account and said my pension and have no dependents. Most of TERRORISTS,, William A. Doyle . checks you would receive under a within 60 days after receiving if. immediately live off the interest, will be reduced my income consists of $1,100 per lifetime benefit pension. month from Social Security and You’ll pay no income tax until you without paying taxes off the top? by $ 1 2 1 per withdraw money from the IRA. At You need your w ife’s consent to compensation. I now can take my ANSWER: Not unless there are month, if I want age 59 ‘A. you can start withdra­ pick a lifetime benefit, under pension from my last place of some major — and very unlikely — my wife to get wals and pay only whatever which the pension checks stop employment — in either a $42,000 changes In this nation’s income tax part.of my pension after I die. benefits, if the pensioner’s spouse regular income fax — if any — you after your death. I suspect that’s lump sum or at $460 a month. code. The tax reform bill now I read that the Retirement is to receive payments after the owe. the Retirement Equity Act provi­ Which would be the better choice? before Congress calls for an end of Equity Act protects the rights of pensioner dies. Based on the information you sion you’ve read about. the 10-year averaging of lump-sum \L pensioners’ widows. Doesn't this The typical pension plan gives supply, 10-year averaging seems A/ THAT ARB retirement plan distributions. mean my wife will receive pay­ you at least the two following Among other things, that federal ANSWER: My advice is to take best for you. Most likely, you'll be able to put PLAGUING CAPTAIN EASY c by Crooks A Casale the $42,000. THE WJRLP.'y ments after I die, even if I collect choices. legislation, enacted in 1984. says Taking a $460 monthly pension that bundle in a roll-over IR A and JidiikMiiii 600P WORK ANP BV NOW, Then, you can either use special my full pension and do not agree to that a spouse must waive her or his would provide you $5,520 a year. On defer taxes until you make with­ WOULDN'T EABV SHOULD HAVE 1 . “ Lifetime benefit.’’ under -year averaging for income fax the $121 monthly reduction? rights to pension survivorship 10 $42,000. that's 13.1 percent. You drawals. But IRA withdrawals VOU &AV? THAT OTHER HY-VOOI^ which you receive maximum pen­ purposes or put that money in a BLONOIE by Daan Young S Stan Draka W RAPPED UP. benefits. That “ signing away" of can’t get 13.1 percent with safety before 59'A now are — and are sion checks during your lifetime, survivorship benefits must be roll-over individual retirement by investing the $42,000 in an IRA ANSWER: No. Virtually all expected to continue to be — NO, I'M SURE NO ONE EVER with nothing going to your spouse witnessed by a pension plan account. or elsewhere. But, by taking the WOULD yo u IT'S TTHE FIR ST TIM E I'V E pension plans call for reductions in subject to regular income tax, plus LIKE . SOU WDULDNT D o e s . -O R -S E E N O N E after you leave this vale of tears. representative or a notary public. If you pick 10-year averaging. lump sum. you’ll have control of e v e r w i l l SELF-DESTRUCT a 10 iiercent penalty tax. Small utilities are Business In Brief A CE acquires division of Koppers good investments STAMFORD — Combustion Engineering Inc. announced ARLO AND JANIS ^ by Jimmy Johnson Wednesday that it has completed the acquisition of the Sprout-Waldron division of Koppers Co. Inc. By John Cuniff attractive. The purchase price of Sprout-Waldron, which had sales of $101 The Associated Press Perritt. ' now president of million in 1985, was not revealed. Sprout-Waldron, based in Chicago-based Investment Infor­ ON THE FABTRACk by Bill Holbrook Muncy, Pa., designs and builds processing machinery for pulp NEW YORK — When investors mation Services, and editor of and paper mills, chemical companies and food processors. consider buying utility stocks they Investment Horizons newsletter, Sprout-Waldron will operate as part of Combustion Engineer­ usually think of the biggest utili­ (205 W. Wacker Dr.) examined 65 MoM f l ^ T OOtAB PRDW^lVNtfT I Coot-DWe. ing’s industrial group, the company said. ties. the inference being that small utilities — those with equity ' TC7 "niC PHoue >JW0, J o b. UlLl.'fbU UEVe Rl»«i |N7& TrteRe WA5 A 6M0i^R biggest is best in terms of total capitalization of less than $2.50 k)£«E O f Amwfr Tri£ 50ME ClfefAlN o m z ALL return and safety. million. APAWMENT ToPAW P fZ O ^ S ... what? THAT M0U>... A Prices of oil futures stabilize But maybe they are wrong, the By their nature, a $110 million J.A0gEL? doubt arising from recent research utility — the average of the 65 NEW YORK — Oil futures prices stabilized after a dramatic that shows small utilities some­ concerns — might not be consi­ two-day surge that accompanied word that the Organization of times can provide good dividends, dered small in relation to manufac­ 1 ^J u/Jy ■y'- safety and a bonus not often found y/JLr Petroleum Exporting Countries had agreed on a formula for turing companies. But in the utility UOHN^ON Y? sharing production cuts among its 13 members. in bigger companies: Above- category it is. The average equity average growth and price Analysts said the m arket’s performance Wednesday had been capitalization of 40 utilities in ALLEY OOP ' by Dave Graue appreciation. somewhat expected for technical reasons, but that it was also Standard & Poor's utility index, for They benefit, that is. from what influenced by an industry report showing that the nation had built example, is $5.6 billion. ANY SIGN OF IT LOOKED LIKE THEY W ERE THEN JH EY ( NOT NECESSARILYTy ALLEY AND TH Gerald W. Perritt calls the “ excess 'E M , O O P ? BOTH HANGIN' ONTO ONE OF O^ U...... G H T A POP Y iBOYS REPLACED up higher-than expected inventories of crude and heating oil last return” syndrome, a phenomenon Studying small vs. large utility TH O S E b u n d l e s WHEN IT HIT! TO TH'SURFACE THE CONTENTS, week. that provides superior returns in price performance from the first WITH ROCKS! I 'Dh! The report by the Washington-based American Petroleum relation to the risk involved. And quarter of 1971 to the final quarter Institute, indicated that there would be less demand for new of 19B5-, Perritt found that the MR. MEN'** AND LITTLE MISS"* by Hargreaves & Sellers ■^rr that opportunity is found mainly photo crude and refined products, given the increase of total supplies with smaller companies. smaller companies roughly tripled ® «9U Ha> groavos anO t on hand. Such companies. Perritt found ip in price, vs. a doubling for the large 0»SlMbula<1 b» Nf A ifH WHY 15 AM?.'^V\AUL- H E G research during his days as a firms. Making a McFortune RUNNING AWAY ? ALL-Ef?GI(S •college mathematics professor, Yby Art Santom unlikely to hold secrets for profes­ . Perritt cautions against invest­ r;* ^ ■ The commission lowered from 12.75 percent to 12.0 percent the evailable in participating McDonald's restaurantsforfive maximum profit margin local telephone companies can earn for sional investors, a list of little ing in a utility simply because it is companies often reveals stocks weeks, beginning Saturday. Noodles of China is one of '^WHAT'LL IWEW?.' ...IMG aiBS OTHER SUibsesnOMS, providing connections to iong-distance companies. -small, since poor management is that for the time being arc seven bakeries throughout the U.S. producing the ■PTHE ROTARY AAAPLG SYKITP'OIW ■ , , 1 r-j ic-7- Commission chairman Mark S. Fowler said the two moves will hardly stopped by statistical seg­ underpriced or otherwise mentation. . custom cookies. PICHICZ YEAR'S Pk:MIC? save telephone users $600 million a year. Most of the savings will be felt by AT&T’s interstate long distance users. Leased private line charges Will also be lowered. The rate will be reconsidered in two years. Mail catalogs Puxxles Astrograph The FCC meeting was held an hour earlier than usual so the commission could act before the opening of the stock exchanges. are recycled AT&T spokesman Herb Linnen said the company was unhappy ACROSS 2 Thessaly Answer to Previous Puzzle with the rate and was weighing an appeal. He said the lowered mountain NEW YORK (AP) - ff the R Y A 1 E R profit margin would not necessarily mean immediate reductions 1 Numbers 3 Coarse tobacco ■q ^ o u r merchandise looks familiar in A U s A 0 K A 7 ® isee o» NF 4 in long-distance charges, but could be translated into delays in (abbr.) 4 Temporary ^ i r t h d £ ^ those numerous catalogs that get R A p w E T future increases. 4 Eat late island (2 wds.) FRANK AND ERNEST " by Bob Thaves stuffed in to your mailbox, no. E N _R A D E you’re not going crazy. You have 7 Negative prefix 5 One (Sp.) 1 August 8, 1986 A seen it before. 10 Safety agency 6 Model's stances Mail-order companies remai' N S 1 L Your material prospects look encourag­ Treasury note yields decline (abbr.) 7 Tree dwelling \ r x a b o u t t h £= their catalogs — slightly altered u 12 Soon 8 Miscellany 1 N E ing for the year ahead, provided you W ASHINGTON — Yields on 10-year Treasury notes fell to 7.47 don't try to gel involved in too much at and several weeks later — in the M l R A Q E 14 Samuai's 9 Norse goblin once. Weed out the debris and concen­ PHARAOH W/^o percent in Wednesday’s auction, the lowest level ever for this hopes that if you didn’t buy the first teacher 0 M E R type of security. time around, you might the second, REGAL’S DOG DAYS SALE... 11 Disagree • trate on the few deals that look the best. The yield was down from 8.97 percent at the last auction in or third, or fourth. ISGravei ridges 13 Roman emperor LEO (July 23-Aug. 22) Treat your re­ H lf p f b p L ^ o N T h ^ lR 16 Front of an 19 Graduate of G 0 L M ■ T ■ ■ sources respectfully today, even if you February and represented the lowest interest yield since the The cover might be different, the Treasury Department began offering 10-year notes in 1976. airplane Annapolis 1 W 0 A N A are expecting more money shortly. Deal M O R A l-f. H F R N otA /N sequence of pages changed, some Thursday, Friday & Saturday n The sale attracted bids totaling $19.3 billion with $9.5 billion 17 Family member (abbr.) L L B Q A R only with what you have in hand. Get a slow-moving items may have been jump 8n life by understanding the influ­ sold. The notes will carry a coupon rate of 7V« percent with a (si.) 21 I love (Lat.) T E A 5 " K i n <5 T f ^ r - r u r '- substituted. Maybe some prices s 0 w N ences that will govern you In the year 18 Complained 23 Prophecy £ $10,000 note selling for $9,931.60. have been cut or hiked. Final Clearanj^e on Summer Merchandise! ahead. Send for your Astro-Graph pre­ MbyNEA me TI-t/KVGS 8-7 The auction was the second of three this week aimed at raising “ When they send out a catalog 20 Qraek muse 24 Wax 35 Route used by 45 In a short time dictions today. Mall $1 to Astro-Graph, a record $28 billion to replenish the government’s coffers. The and it gets to your home, you may ______\ 22 Disclose 25 First-rate (2 planes (2 wds.) 46 Taj Mahal site c/o this newspaper, P.O. Box 91428, Treasury said since the government has reached its debt ceiling or may not be in the mood to buy. 24 Roman leader wds.) " 38 650, Roman 48 Social club Cleveland. OH 44101-3428. Be sure to WINtHROP ®by Dick Cavalli 40 My (lat.) 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Solid Dress Shirts (no size 16) 15 17 said. each! 39 Edges SCORPIO (Oct. 24-Nov. 22) Don't try to *L In Tokyo, where trading ends before Europe’s business day change social arrangements today begins, the dollar sank to 153.75 yen, its lowest closing rate since Some experts say the practice, 42 Brought food 16 Olt): which has been around for a while, without discussing it with everyone else the late 1940s, from 154.65 yen at Wednesday’s close. 45 Astronaut is on the rise. Other’s say the rate is Involved. What suits you might not suit Later, in London, it was quoted at 153.90 yen. ____ Ride them. holding steady. The Direct Mar­ Haggar Tropical Pants... S O A O O «-7 Dealers said the Bank of Japan apparently intervened to prop 47 Setting SAGITTARIUS (Nov. 23-Dec. 21) It's keting Association said it didn’t up the U.S. currency by buying dollars on the open market. The 51 Egg drink best not to press your luck too far today have any statistics. Pleated Poplin & Linen Pants In matters where your reputation Is on central bank's policy is not to comment on its market dealings. 52 Odd (Scot.) Whatever, it is done and it gives the line. Dame Fortune might look the mail-order companies flexibility. Haggar Expandomatic Golf Pants each! 54 Groups of , other way just when you need her. points CAPRICORN (Dec. 22-Jan. 19) Focus Bridge 55 And not your full attention on mental tasks to­ day. Easy chores that you normally do 56 Pertaining to automatically will be the ones that done? Declarer does not have to rush dawn cause you problems. Sidestepping to pull trumps. Instead of trumps he Joseph J. Guardino II, M.D. From Our Big & Tall Dept. NORTH 1-7-lt should play a diamond after winning 57 Idle away time AQUARIUS (Jan. 20-Fab. 19) Be doubly $ 5 0 0 58 Last queen of wary In your commercial dealings to­ ♦ 653 a bad split Ufe opening spade lead. Eiast will win Asst. Doggy Big & Tall Dress Shirts * day, especially If a "sharpie" offers you ♦ a 6 4 the Ung, and the defenders will no Spain Is pleased to announce the opening of his of­ $ something extra for going along with a ♦ QJ632 By James Jacoby doubt take two spade tricks and shift 5 0 0 59 That girl deal. ♦ K4 to a heart. But now declarer is in con­ fice for the practice of Internal Medicine. The Med. Tall Only - Sport Shirts 60 Not skinny $ 5 0 0 PISCES (Feb. 20-March 20) There Is WEST, EAST North’s aggressive raise to three trol. He can win the heart king, play office is located at ample opportunity around you today, ♦ Q1084 ♦ K J9 clubs had merit. For one thing, it ace of clubs and a club to dummy’s 15V2-16 Tall Dress Shirts DOWN but you must not treat your good luck ♦ J 9 8 3 ▼ Q 10 5 meant that the opponents could not king, noting that West had the lone $ 1 0 0 0 Indifferently. Your openings are of a ♦ a 10 8 4 ♦ K 9 7 back in and compete with two of a ma­ jack. He can now ruff a diamond, play 945 M a in St., S u ite 308 Haggar Slacks (44 to 52) fleeting nature and they won't hang 1 Part of the day 0272 (c)19ee by NEA. Inc ♦ J ♦ 10863 jor suit. For another thing, if South de­ to the heart ace and ruff another dia­ Manchester, CT $ 1 Q 0 0 around too long. cided to bid three no-trump, be might Big & Tall Knits ARIES (March 21-Aprll 19) Quantity Is SOUTH mond. He is now left with the Q-9 of very well make it. Since South was 646-1900 $ 1 5 0 0 not quite as important as quality today. ♦ a 7 2 clubs and can exit with his last heart. Thera will be little value to your work If ▼ K72 looking at only 13 points, he made a He will then make both club tricks Poly-Cotton Chinos CELEBRITY CIPHER you produce a lot that Isn't up to par. ♦ 5 conservative pass. In fact, there would against East’s remaining 10-8 of clubs. Dr. Guardino II is a Manchester native and, $ 2 5 0 0 CsUtirWy CIpMr oryptoeram era craalad from quoutlona by fwnoua paopla. paat and praaanl. TAURUS (April 20-May 20) If you are ♦ A Q 9 7 5 2 be nine tricks at no-trump with a nor­ will be sharing an office suite with his father Bow Wow Sport Coats 'Eaoti Mlar m Uw cfpnar atands for anotfiar. roday’a oa«; f> aduaU C. set on having a good time today, keep mal club split or a double-dummy $9900 Vulnerable; East-West T ------„ by CONNIE WIENER your aspirin bottle handy and your diet Dealer: South guess by declarer that the club jack Joseph J. Guardino, Sr., a Manchester physi­ Bow Wow Suits in mind. Enjoy yourself, but do so In was a singleton. Meanwhile declarer Olympics cian for 23 years. “ JXDP UXD VB8UTMFXU XMU ND MU moderation. West North East Sooth carelessly failed to make three clubs. QEMINI (May 21-Juna 20) Support 1 ♦ He won with the spade ace and The Olympic motto, "Citus, Altius, Dr. Guardino’s services will include office | WDTU TMCD Q L8QLMPF WLDMFXU ULOMP family members today Instead of unfa-, Pass 1 ♦ Pass 24 played the king and ace of clubs, and Fortius,” meaning “ faster, higher vorably comparing them with others. Pass 3 4 Pass Pass that was it. He bacl to lose two spades, braver,” or the modern interpreta­ hours by appointment days, evenings, and This could Invite unkind responses. R8NMPF OU ND.” — BDFFZ TDD. Pass a heart, a diamond, plus a club trick to tion, “swifter, higher, stronger,” was CANCER (June 21-July 22) Unless you East’s 10. Other than looking at West’s Saturdays, as well as house calls. PREVIOUS SOLUTION: "Words with 'K' or a hard ‘C ’ sound seam to be think your moves through carefully to­ coined by Father Didon, a French Opening lead: ♦ 4 hand and seeing that the jack was a REGAL’S funny. A lot of insults have those sounds In them." — Mark Nutter. day, there Is a possibility you will make educator, in 1895. ’The Olympic flame ' DOWNTOWN AAANCMESTBR mistakes. Replace Impulsiveness with singleton rather than a deceptive symbolizes the continuity between the sound methodology. false-card, what could declarer have ancient and modem games. J 10 — MANCHESTER HERALD, Thursday. Aug. 7, 1986 * f MANCHESTER HERALD. Thursday, Aug. 7, 1986 — M Obituaries New Hope aiming to raise FOCUS Everett A. Murphy, former minister and owner of restaurants $100,000 in public fund drive By John Mitchell wide recognition. Herald Reporter agency' Senatore said, is that it is Everett A. Murphy, 61. of 19 Located in one of the historic small enough to be homey and Winter St., died Wednesday at Cheney mansions at 48 Hartford, intense. Ted Cummings Jr. remembers Connecticut Hospice Branford He Road. New Hope plans to launch a' the day that Gov. William O'Neill “ I don’t ever want to become too h f lii /// was a former minister and $100,000 fund-raising drive in Oc­ big.” he said. came to tour Manchester’s New ■ i l l businessman tober to help mark its 15th Hope Manor, a drug and alcohol He wasbornin Manchester. Aug. anniversary.. During the 12 to 14 months the treatment facility for teenage 12, 1924. and was a lifelong "W e’re the only (agency) who girls slay at the agency, staff girls; Although he spent plenty of resident. He was employed as a does what we do in the state.” said members instruct them in a 7 time with the staff, what amazed i ' / salesman for the Walpole Wood­ Cummings, a member of the variety of subjects. Senatore said Cummings the most was that // working Co.. East Hartford He agency’s board of directors. "We that funds come from the state and O’Neill spent more than 30 minutes have a waiting list to get in.” private donations. It is up to each had previously owned and oper­ with the girls. ated several restaurants in Man­ "Ninety percent of our support is girl’s town to pay the girl’s tuition, “ The governor has taken New s r.. > chester. including Murphy's coming from Manchester.” said which next vear will be $11,600. Hope under his wing.” Cummings Steakhouse in the early 1970s He Vincent Senatore. executive direc­ said. In the future. Senatore said he was a graduate of Manchester tor of the organization. So, apparently, has the town wants to start an endowment for High School. Dartmouth College in Senatore said the goal of the where the agency began. the agency, and hopes to take Hanover. N.H . and Bangor Theo­ program is threefold. New Hope Fifteen years ago. four nurses $70,000 of the proposed fund­ logical Seminary in Bangor. strives to give its clients the tools saw the need to form an organiza- raising goal amount to do that. Maine. He was ordained as a necessary for them to stay off I tioq^ devoted to helping adolescent minister and had served as pastor drugs and alcohol, work with them The agency, although kicking off females overcome depen^nce.' of the Talcottville Congregational and their families to resolve family the drive in October, has already Originating in Manchester. New Church in Vernon. problems, and helpthemtoremain had about $20,000 pledged since the Hope Manor has grown into a in their grade level while out of news was announced about a week He is Survived by a daughter, 17-meml^r agency that is con­ school. ago. Senatore said he has given the Lisa Murphy of Hartford: two stantly filled and is gaining state­ sons, Craig Burdick of Orlando. One of the real advantages of the agency one year to raise the funds. Fla., and Michael Burdick of W 0 \ - Manchester: his mother. Evange­ line (Proctor) Murphy of Man­ ■ ' chester: and three grandchildren. Danielle, left, and SU’.'’ ’ -. ■ The funeral will be Saturday at Three face drug charges 10 a.m. at the Talcottville Congre­ Nicole Potterton enjoy gational Church. Main Street, Manchester police arrested Capone’s nightclub separately and pected cocaine, police said. a daylong outing at Talcottville. Burial will be in the three people Wednesday on drug- get into a car together. Police said O’Brien had $412 in veterans' section of East Ceme­ related charges, Globe Hollow swim­ a* Police followed the vehicle to a cash. tery. Calling hours are Friday Gloria J. Gaily. 19, of 78 rooming house on Center Street, Police e.stimated the street value ming pool. The identi­ from 7 to 9 p.m. at the Watkins AP Dhoto Washington St.. Manchester, was where it parked in the back. Police o(^ the cocaine at $1,100. The Funeral Home. 142 E. Center St. charged with possession of cocaine cal twins play, eat their said they observed the occupants marijuana was valued at $50, Memorial donations may be and possession of drug parapher­ Feeding time using what appeared to be cocaine. police said. made to the Connecticut Hospice nalia: Dino Antonio Dinatale.'23. of lunches and take naps Police said when they ap­ Gaily was released on a $1,000 61 Burban Drive, Branford 06405. Hartford, was charged with pos­ One-week-old Michele Odette Poole is fed by her father, proached the car they found, in bond and Dinatale was released on until 1 p.m., when session of cocaine with intent to Derrick Poole, 31, of Oakland, Calif., as godfather Burlin open view, two small bags of a $5,000 bond. Both are scheduled sell and posse.ssion of drug para­ they’re allowed in the suspected marijuana and cocaine to appear in Manchester Superior Germany watches in a Santa Clara hospital Wednesday. phernalia: and Thomas O’ Brien. Leo S. Russell between the legs of the driver, Court Aug. 13. O’ Brien, unable to water. The twins come The 4-pound, 2-ounce baby was delivered by Caesarean 22. no reported address, was identified as O’Brien. The pa.s- pay his $10,000 bond, was pres­ Leo S. Russell. 65, of Hartford, charged with possession of cocaine to the park with their section from her brain-dead mother, Marie Odette •senger in back. Dinatale, was ented in court this morning, police husband of Theresa (Demers) with intent to distribute, posses­ Russell, died Wednesday at home. Henderson, who was the subject of a court battle to keep carrying one-eighth ounce of sus­ said. day-care sitter, Peggy her alive. sion o f marijuana and possession He was the father of Richard of drug paraphernalia. McAdam. Russell of Manchester The arrests came after a police He also is survived by a sister, surveillance in the Parkade Mall Town enters club fray Florence Delmonico of Moosup: parking lot. stemming from re­ two brothers. Nelson Russell of Bolton panel backs ports that drugs were being .sold Continued from page 1 and wrong, we’re up the creek. The Spring yHills. Fla., and Alfred and used in tbe area. majority looks out for the major­ foot. We’re outnumbered four to Russell/of Plainfield: and two Around 11:25 p.m.. police said ity, If we went by majority vote, one. If things are decided by grandcfrildren. they noticed three people leave the blacks would still be in the back majority instead of what’s right of the bus.” Day care on the road The funeral procession will start salt storage plans Friday at 9:15 a m at the Ahern Funeral Home, IRO Farmington Ave.. Hartford, with a mass of BOLTON — The Board of has been under consideration for Christian burial at 10 a m. in the Sel'ectmen Tuesday unanimousl.v the past year. Townspeople voted ROBERT J. SMITH, Inc. Manchester parks, and pools are many sitters’ best friends Church of St. Luke. Hartford agreed to draw preliminary plans at a public hearing earlier in the CALDWELL Calling hours are an hour before for a salt-storage facility for the year to use unallocated revenue shopping carl. the service town. By Nancy Pappas Museum to see the exhibits and sharing money to partially fund a INSORANSMITHS" SINCE But that’s to be expected, enjoy the playground. Memorial donations may be OIL INC. Herald Reporter Selectman Carl Preuss recom­ covered facility, which would considering McAdam and Spera She also takes her charges to the made to the American Heart mended the idea to the board, house road salt for winter use on It’s certainly not what Willie have to keep the children occupied swim lessons at the local pools, but Association of .Greater Hartford 1914 along with possible points to be icy roads and sidewalks. 63.9 Nelson meant when he sang "On for about three hours before the she prefers to go to Verplanck 310 Collins St . Hartford included in the proposal. Town officials warned at the per gal, C. O. O. the Road Again.” But many pool even opens for public School. "There’s a playground time that a salt facility could Manchester home day-care pro­ swimming. there, so we have some place to He suggested that the proposal Edgar G. GIrouard contaminate underground water viders are anything but stay-at- "They do everything here that lake the kids when one or two of ensure that the site can accommo­ 649-5241 supplies at a great cost to the town, 649-8841 Edgar G. Girouard. 61. of 65 E. Center Street home moms. They’re on the road they’d do at our houses.” Spera them ore in their lessons.” she date parking and additional town because insurance companies Marlborough, husband of Dolores P rfc M tubiset to Cltonge nearly every day. taking their said. "W e read them books, they said. facilities in the future, and that it would not provide the coverage Manchester, Ct. (Dunlap) Girouard died Tuesday , small charges to restaurants, the play with their toys, they dig in a The swimming pools and librar­ will take into consideration the against pollution damage and at his home. He was the father of library and the swimming pools, little hole on the side of the park, ies attract day-care moms in sand and salt consumption for Bolton would have to supply its they eat their lunches, they even Stephen G. Girouard of Manches­ the Lutz Children’s Museum and droves. But the local restaurants previous years. own drinking water to affected take their naps,” ter and Mrs Gregory (Janet) the beaches. and movie theaters gel their share The idea for a storage facility residents. The women find it’s cooler at the of business, as well. About once Hoisington of Andover. Peggy McAdam and Joan Spera for example, both licensed day­ pool than it would be in their own each month Spera. McAdam and a He also is survived by two other care providers on the we.st side, back yards. “ And a few of the kids third friend. Dee Burg, like to walk sons, Mark E. Girouard of Amston are out of the house nearly every like watching the swimming les­ their youngsters over to La Strada and, Edgar G Girouard Jr of $L50 Rebate. day. taking the 10 youngsters in sons. even though they’re not big West Restaurant for breakfast, or Colchester: another daughter, Future of artificial their care to Globe Hollow swim­ •enough to take them yet,” McA­ to McDonald’s or Shady Glen Traey L Girouard of Marlbo­ ming pool. dam said. Dairy for lunch. rough: a brother. Ronald A. It's a majorundertaking, finding When the lifeguards finally blow " I t ’s really funny, sometimes Girouard of New Britain: three room for five kids and their two long blasts on their whistles, you see a mother who's struggling sisters. Lucille Williams of Coven­ hearts is uncertain playpens, walkers, strollers, diap­ the children are set for a swim. “ II with just one or two kids, trying to try. R.I , Lorraine Foley of Med­ Gallons of Savings. ers. food, toys and. changes of makes a really nice day for us.” , gel them to behave In a restau­ ford. N.Y.. and Edna O'Keefe of Continued from page 1 But 18 days after the implant. clothing in each car. ‘Tve got five Spera said. " I t ’s an awful lot of rant,” Spera said."And there we North Kingston R 1 : eight grand­ Schroeder suffered the first of a work, but it’s something we’d have sit with somewhere between 10 and performed five implants, all tem­ car seats, and enough room in my children: several nieces and series of strokes that continually car to strap them in,” said done for our own children.” 15 kids among us. and they're all nephews porary, of the Jarvik-7 artificial Come in today and you frustrated doctors' predictions he behaving like little angels. But I heart. McAdam. who has 20 years’ ^ The funeral will he Friday at 10 would eventually be able to return can get a $1.50 per gallon TH ERE’S NO DOUBT about Dee will admit, kids will sometimes Even its i.nventor. Dr. Robert experience caring for youngsters. a m. at theSpencerFuneral Home. to his home in Jasper, Ind. The rebate (up to 10 gallons) on "What I ’d like next is a van. to Vannie’s occupation when she behave better for anyone else, than Jarvik, said last year that tempor­ 112 Main St . East Hampton. strokes eventually killed him. all Olympic products. make life a little easier.” pulls her bright red station wagon for their own mother.” ary use of his invention offers the Burial will he in Marllx)rough Other patients who received into a parking space. She’s got a Getting out of the house breaks greatest hope for patients at this But hurry, because the Cemetery. Calling hours are loda.v permanent artificial hearts also B lf 10 A.M. on any sunny bumper slicker which reads, the monotony for the youngsters, time. offer ends Sept. 7,1986. from 2 to 4 and 7 to 9 p m had severe health problems after weekday, a grassy territory at the "Caution. Day-care children on but it also provides companionship Other researchers are focusing Saving you money Memorial donations may be the device was implanted. northeast corner of the park is .board.” for the women- on ways to help the natural heart Is just one more way we made to the Roy B Pettengill staked out. bounded on the west by She’s another day-care provider do its job, instead of replacing it Clark, 62, who suffered from " I ’d go crazy If I spent all day, Ambulance Association P 0 Box can make sure that Hsrdd photo, by Pinto a 4-foot circular play yard, and on who likes to take her children on with an artificial pump. kidney problems, was never abb every day. with just these little 308. Marlborough 06447 do-it-yourself means the south by a pair of baby excursions. Friday mornings, At Stanford University, scient­ to leave the hospital. Jack Bur- This corner of grass at Globe Hollow is a children to the pool every day. if it’s not ones,” said McAdam. "It's nice to carriages. It usually requires four she’s at Mary Cheney Library for ists hope that a pumping device cham, 62, a retired railroad know there’s someone else to talk favorite of McAdam, back right, and her raining. trips to the car just to unload all the the movies. On other days, she Anna Marie Rusciano implanted in the abdomen will engineer, suffered massive bleed­ to. someone who’s over the age of friend, Joan Spera, at left. They bring 10 gear, even with the aid of a heads for the Lutz Children’s four.” Anna Marie (Sansabrino) Rusci­ eventually help patients with ter­ ing and died 10 days after his April ano of Hart ford died Wednesday at minal heart disease without re­ 14, 1985, implant. Former auto­ her home She was the sister of placing the organ, said Stanford worker Murray Haydon, .58, lived Ruth Staum of ManehesterandOld Medical Center spokesman Mike 488 days with the implant, but Saybrook Goodkind. almost always on a respirator. She also is survived by a son. Leo Schroeder, 52, had been the first Leif Stenberg of Sweden, whose Gilman of Hartford: a daughter. of what Humana Inc., the nation's permanent artificial heart was Cathy Collins of Glastonbury: two Your Neighbors’ Views: second-largest operator of for- implanted by Swedish doctors on brothers. John Sansabrino of Plan­ profit hospitals, envisioned as up to April 7, 1985, died Nov. 21, 1985, at tation. Fla., and JamesSansabrino too artificial heart recipients at it» age 53. He, too, had suffered health of Wethersfield: two other sisters. Heart Institute in Louisville. problems after the operations. Katherine Jason of Windsor and Humana lured DeVries away DeVries defended the program Janet Pivarsky of Hartford: a from the University of Utah of permanent implants Wednesday Has your life been touched by crime in the last year? granddaughter: and several Medical Center, where he had and said its critics do not face the aunts, uncles, nieces and nephews performed the first artificial-heart choice of death or curtailed life. The funeral will be Friday at implant on Seattle dentist Barney "They're not in the position 10:30 a m at the Giuliano- Clark in 1982, with the offer of where they have to sit-up at night Sangarino Funeral Home, 247 funding for the project. with their head between their legs Washington St . Hartford, with a In the first days after Schroeder in order to catch their breath,” he mass of Christian burial in the received the Jarvik-7 on Nov, 25, said. Church ofSt f.uke in Hartford at II 1984, the future of the device looked "b m. Burial will be in Mount St bright. Millions watched the feisty On Jan. 8, the U.S. Food and Benedict Cemetery, Bloomfield Schroeder ask President Reagan Drug Administration adopted Calling hours are today from 2 to 4 to help straighten out his Social tough new rules governing per­ and7to9o.m _ Security benefits. manent implants of the Jarvik-7. Protedt wood boiutlluiiy witn iinieed o((t Ex-CIA agent granted asylum that penetrate and ctran^han wood libera. Regular Price •18.95 SALE PRICE 14.45 Continued from page I The Times quoted an unidenti­ the United States, which were Mfg. Rebate 1.50 fied source as saying, 'Howard persecuting him without first American to defect to the disclosed virtually every active grounds.” Izvestia said. YOUR COST *12.95 'Soviet Union since the 1960s, operation we had. He wiped out The Los Angeles Times and the Moscow station.” "Guided by humane considera­ Savings per Gallon » 6.00 Washington Post have reported Last year, a U.S. official in tions, the Presidium of the that the CIA fired Howard for drug Washington said Howard may U.S.S.R. Supreme Soviet complied abuse and mental instability. have been identified as a Soviet with the request of Edward Lee On June 27, the Times quoted a agent by Vitaly Yurchenko, a Howard. He has been granted the Danny Beyers: "Not since I classified report as saying infor­ former high-ranking KGB official right to live in the U.S.S.R. for MANCHESTER WALLPAPER Panllne VIolette: "No. I be­ Madelyn Dore: "No, we’ve Barbara Holbrook; "No. not Kenneth Avery: “ No, not Richard Duquette. "No, not mation Howard gave the Soviets who defected in Rome but later political reasons,” the netypaper 185 M IM li Tunipikii, Wm I lieve in the Lord Jesus Christ. He had few problems. I think the really. I hear a lot about crime. affected lately. Years ago, I had personally. I knew a girl who was moved here. When I was back There’s more in Manchester a couple of break-ins and lost killed by someone passing ille­ home in Indiana, my home was devastated U.S, intelligence oper­ returned to the Soviet Union. said. & PAINT CO., INC. MMCtoctv, Cm r, protects me. 1 have no fear. If Manchester Police Department ations in Moscow and led to the Izvestia identified Howard DISCOUNT PRICES nnM64Ml4S you belong to the Lord, you are has done a fine job.” than in Bolton, where I live. some of the Hitchcock clocks I gally. I haven't had any break- bi’oken into. They stole a $3,000 execijjion of one of the CIA's prime simply as "a former CIA worker” There were a string of U.S. protected. If you repent your sins Criminals should have to pay out collect. A 17-year-old from a nice ins. We have a Neighborhood stereo, jewelry, rifles and guns. contacts, a Soviet engineer. CIA and said he had applied for defectors to the Soviet Union in the and let Hint take charge of your of their own pockets for the family did it but I couldn't have Watch. Signs are posted and we They cleaned me out. I lock my Director William Casey, through a asylum. 1960s, including American service­ life, you become His child and He damage they do. For example, if him arrested. I didn’t want to but keep an eye on each other’s doors and windows. I have a gun spokeswoman, refused at the time "His request was motivated by men who later appeared on Soviet takes care of you." they injure someone while driv­ I never got my clocks back.” homes. We tell each other when at home. Generally, though, they to confirm or deny the existence of the fact that he has been forced to television or in the state-run press Your Olympic Gold Seal Dealer. ing drunk, they should keep on we are going on vacation." get you when no one is home and such a report. hide from the special services of to denounce the United States. paying.” steal your gun." K - MANCHESTER HERALD, Thursday. Aug. 7, 1986 MANCHESTER HERALD. Thursday, Aug. 7.1966 — I f Many plants are dangerous to pets About I t ’s the hot­ roots — cause diarrhea • yi^isteria — seeds, pods. Diges­ Town test time of the Plants in fields: tive u ^ t year and cases • Butter cups — all parts. Juices • Golden Chain — bean-like seed of canine heat­ irritate digestive system capsul^. Severe excitement, con­ stroke have al- P e t F o r u m • Nightshade — all parts espe­ vulsions, coma and death ready ap­ cially unripe berries. These can • LaWels. rhododendron and Canoe race on Lake peared. cause digestive and nervous symp­ a z a le a s ^ all parts. Vomiting, Connecticut Canoe Racing Asso­ Remember that Allan Leventhal, D.V.M. toms and m ay^Jjatal difficult ) breathing, prostration, cats and dogs ciation will hold a 5>A-mile flat- • Poison hemlock — all parts. and coma. May be fatal. only perspire water race for open canoes and This resembles wild carrots and through their down-river kayaks Wednesday at can be fatal. The plant was used in ALTHOUGH ’THIS list is long, tongues when 6:30 p.m. starting and finishing at ancient Greece for capital punish­ there are many other poisonous panting and the boat launch on Route 44, Bolton ment. Remember poor Socrates?) plants. Even though all will not be Lake. Registration will be from 5 to less so through foot pads. To avoid your pet to a veterinarian imme­ • Jimsonweed (Thornapple) — recognizable, if some are recog­ 6 p.m. Novices are encouraged to problems, remember to: diately — this is an emergency. all parts. Delirium, coma, and nized, a pet’s life may be saved or take part. There will be special • Always provide cool fresh sometimes death can result. serious illness averted. If ingestion classes for Bolton Lake residents, drinking water. LAST W IN’TER we discussed Flower garden plants: is suspected or observed, the pet novice recreation and a Bar Jock • Feed pets more lightly than in poisonous plants that may be • Larkspur — young plants and should be rushed to a veterinarian challenge relay race. For more cool weather. encountered indoors. Now with the seeds. Digestive upset, excite­ and some of the suspected toxic information, call Ted Kenyon, • Feed pets in the early morning growing season in full bloom. let’s ment, or depression. May be fatal plant material taken along. 872-0219, and Jeff Heidtman, 742- or night when it is cooler. discuss the dangerous plants and • Monkshood — fleshy roots. Remember the number for poi­ 6388. • Provide shade for outdoor shrubs or trees that abound Digestive upset and nervous soning in Connecticift — 674-3456 — pets. A dog house in the sun is outdoors. Puppies and kittens tend excitement. and keep an emergency supply of insufficient. to nibble on or eat outdoor • Autumn crocus and Star-of- emetics on hand at home. One to Swedes at shell • Don’t overdo jogging, Frisbee vegetation. Beware of the follow­ Bethlehem — bulbs. Vomiting and two teaspoonfuls of syrup of or other physical activity when it’s nervous excitement. ipecac, one teaspoon to one tables­ Stig Yngve Orchestra and the ing poisonous plants. Their poison­ hot. • Lily-of-the-Valley — leaves, poonful of hydrogen peroxide, or Wonder Weaver Dancers will ous parts and the symtoms which • Never leave a pet in a parked flowers. Digestive upset and men­ emetic of mustard (made by present a Swedish night Sunday at may result from eating them are car on a hot day, even for a few listed: tal confusion, irregular pulse and mixing one teaspoon of household 7 at the Manchester Bicentennial minutes. The temperature can heart beat mustard in one cup. of water) Band Shell on the Manchester • Berries — green berries of red zoom over 100 degrees quickly, • Iris — underground stems. giving one teaspoonful of the mix. Community College campus. Scan- sage and berries and foliage of yew even with the windows slightly Digestive upset Another good home emetic is dia Lodge 23, Vasa Onier of bushes are highly poisonous and open. can be fatal • Foxglove — leaves. Irregular soapy water (one to two teaspoon­ America, will sponsor the concert. heartbeat, digestive upsets fuls) . Dosage depends on size of the Those attending may bring If heatstroke does occur, be Trees and shrubs: • Blehding Heart — foliage, pet involved. If vomiting doesn’t seating. prepared. Know the symptoms — • Wild cherries — twigs and roots. Large amounts, especially occur in 10 to 15 minutes, repeat the panting, a staring or blank expres­ foliage, especially if wilted or in cattle, cause poisoning. dosage. Save anything brought up sion, warm dry skin, failure to frosted, release deadly cyanide • Poinsettia — leaves. One can by your efforts to show your Folk group In Tolland respond, high fever (up to 110 • Black locust — bark, sprouts, kill a pet or a child veterinarian. degrees). foliage and seeds • Oleander — leaf blade. Affects So beware, those attractive TOLLAND — The folk group Actidn must be immediate to • Fungus heart and digestive tract and may plants or beautiful flowers and Tara will play a concert of Celtic save the pet^ life. A temperature • Toadstools — fatal if eaten by cause death berries may be lethal snacks for music ranging from songs of the of over 106 degrees can only be puppies Vegetable garden plants: your pet. sea-to instrumental dance melo­ tolerated for a few minutes before Plants in wooded areas: • Rhubarb — leaf blade. Convul­ dies Tuesday from 6:30 to 8 p.m. on irreversible brain damage and • Jack-in-the-pulpit — all parts, sions and death Allan Leventhal is a Bolton the Tolland green. then death occurs. Immerse the especially roots, which can burn • Green potatoes — green areas veterinarian. Do you have a The rain date is Wednesday at Herald photos by Rocha pet in cold water, spray with a mouth, and tongue contain sotanum. Very toxic question you’d like to see answered the same time. The grounds of the hose, apply ice packs, direct fans • Moonseed — berries resemble Ornamental plants: here? Write to Pet Forum, P.O. Hicks-Stearns Family Musuem, onto it — anything to reduce that wild grapes but may be fatal • Daphne — berries. Even a few Box 591, Manchester Herald, Man­ Watching WInnIe-the-Pooh also on the green in the center of high body temperature. And get • Mayapple — apple, foliage. can be fatal to a pet or child chester, Conn. 06040. Tolland, will be open at 6 p.m. Children, above, watch the movie, Phair looks at a book with her son, Guests are encouraged to bring a “Winnie-the-Pooh and the Blustery picnic and seating. Brian, 20 months, in the junior room of The concert is free but donations Hartld photo by Rootui Day” as they hold their teddy bears and the library. Another film for children will will be accepted. The museum and Public Records sit in their mothers’ laps at the Mary, be shown free Friday at 10:30 a.m. in the green can be reached from exit 68 Cheney Library Friday. At right, Sandi last of the weekly series. off 1-84. For more information, call Trixy, this week’s featured pet, poses with Dog Warden Warranty deeds $ 110 , 00 0 . the museum at 875-7552. Donald F. Denley Jr. and John Saddlehill Road, conveyance tax Richard Rand. Catherine C. Cooney to Leonard 935 Main Associates to Dr. R. Hull Jr. to William F. Decker $159.50. LaPenta, Millbridge Hollow Con­ Richard D. Carlton, Watkin^Cen- and Diane Zimmerman-Decker, Earle G. and Susan S. Bidwell to dominium, $59,000. ter Condominium, conveyance tax Chestnut Street, $96,500. Frank A. and Lisa M. Vitkus, Adopt a Pet Fight summer doldrums with anglei^s ‘secret’ weapons Kenneth W. and Virginia P. $16.50. Lydall Woods Corp. to Maude A. Norwood Street, $90,500. Roback to Susan A. Chalou, John J. Cronin and Kareii\M. Welch and Donald B, Budnick, Francis Arline Bergeron to Here it is. The Loomis Street, $96,000. Cronin-Daigle to Susan Werbot Lydall Woods Colonial Village, Robert A. Dean, Center Street. first week of The end of September isn’t too someone, and out comes the vise, Funniest thing was to watch him bird season opens in October, and I Wjlliam J. Kotchen and Rosario Crest Condominium, $51,000. $83,800. $89,000. Female shelty cross August. And far away, and that’s Margaree and we start tying all over again. the first time I sent both dummies know no better way to get in shape S. Mangiafico to Susan P. Doyle, Estate of Belle L. Carroll to Robin M. Smith to Melvin time for me. Hitting that beautiful Frances Arlene Bergeron to this year as far One of those secret weapons I into the water. He swam out and than banging away at clay targets. Ridgefield Condominium, $74,000. David T. and Wendy M. McCon­ Plummer Jr. and Frances E. Robert A. Dean, Center Street, as fishing river in Nova Scotia has become a heard about produced last year. It picked up one, then started for the The Manchester Sportsmen’s As­ Paul S. Polo to Foster a nd Corina nell, Pine Acres, $90,000. Plummer, Kennedy Road, Joe’s yearly trip, and the anticipation $176,500. $146,000. (fresh water) did for everyone at Mary Hart’s other carrying the first one in his sociation Skeet and Trap fields in E. Joseph, Birch Mountain Road, Mark G. Konney and Nancy G. would make nice pet starts to build from January on. goes. it is World place. That is. everyone I tied for. mouth. As he swam toward the North Coventry will see a whole lot conveyance tax $255.20. Green to Robert J. Carlson and Malcolm J. and Katherine M. Raymond J. Dubois Jr. and summer dol- To keep the fires burning, a Except me. Damn fly caught second one. you could almost read more of me each week as the KW Associates to KW Inc., East Diane E. Gustafson, Elizabeth Kerr to Gus K. and Dimitra Janice T. Dubois to Joseph T. and drumtime. Hot. Joe German bunch of us Margaree regulars had salmon for son Scott, Brad Stevens his mind “ How the hell am I going summer progresses. Meadow Condominium, $35,000. Park, $93,000. Konstantinidis, Center Street, Georgia W. Gaudette, Wadsworth Trixy is this week’s featured pet. black male shepherd about 3 years $65,000. humid, and a great cookout last week (with and five other guests. But nary a to be able to pick up both, and swim I ’d suggest, if the summer KW Inc. to Yan Yee Yan and David J. and Rolanda S. Wackter Street. $97,000. The female Shelty cross is 1 to 2 old found on Sycamore Lane on enough to give wives)' at Bill Senecal’s place the one for me. Old established patt­ with them?” At the last minute, he Malcolm J. and Katherine M. 0 years old. She’s a little shy, says doldrums have you down, try Hong Ming Lai, East Meadow to James H. and Elise S. Cross, Theodore M. and Tracy H. Aug. 3. yours truly fits. other side of Sturbridge. A slide ern. plus an outlandish joke Kerr to John M. and Marianthi Officer Richard Rand, the town’s Two female dogs, shepherd turned and brought the first one to breaking a few clay targets. It Condominium, $42,900. Love Lane, $92,300. Garrity to John C. Scoville and Went fishing show of previous trips, plus lots of someone gave me, did the job for me, gave it up on command, and helps. Warren E. Howland to B.T.G.F. Suresh and NadeenS. Persaud to Statoulas, Center Street, $65,000. dog warden, but she’d make a nice crosses, are also among the new stories we’ve all told before, but Mary L. Mumford, Ridge Street, the other night out at our club pond, Had a great time reading, eating, yours truly, then swam out for the second, Enterprises, Riverbend Industrial Lee K. and Sharon J. Snuffer, Edward A. Reilly Jr. and Diane pet. arrivals. One is 1 yearoldand hasa still sound great to us, helped fill $89,900. and the only sign of life was a sleeping, resting. No fishing? when I whistled him on. Joe German, a Manchester Park condominium, $130,900. Center Street, $143,000. M. Blair to John F. and Mary E. scar on his nose. He was found on the time. Samples of flies that are Brewer, Robin Estates, $159,900. couple of turtles sticking their Yeah, we went to go fishing. And WITH FALL COMING, I have The second time around he resident for many years, is a John F. Devanney to John Mark Lydall Woods Corp. to Lelia R. Sharon I. Spencer to John S. Judy, the collie cross, is still Woodbridge Street. The other is 5 being tied now, in anticipation of heads out of water, surveying their we went early to beat the warm started to work Beau, my yellow swam right up the middle between recognized authority on the sub­ and Patricia W. Silhavy, South- Druzis, Lydall Woods Colonial LaCava Construction Co. to Kaminski Jr. and Karen-Marie waiting for a good home. years old and was found on North this coming fall were passed Daniel J. and Linda Devlin, Cronin, Can)bridge Street, $91,900. section of the pond. water, the heavy plant growth, and labrador, a little more each night. the two “ bucks” trying to make up ject of bamboo rods, and the sport field Green Condominium, Village. $123,000. New arrivals this week are a Main Street near Main Street. around, and helped keep the I did manage to land one trout by the slow .angling that summer We’re working on multiple re­ his mind. Made his selection (first of fly fiishing. em bers glow ing red hot in dredging on the bottom with a brings. Only the crazy weather set trieves. Using two training dum- one tossed — which is what I anticipation. Muddler Minnow. Personally. 1 in the end of June beating us out. As .mies, impregnated with pheasant wanted) and then two classic Those of us who tie, are hard ^t /scent, I am having him sit, watch EMERGENCY think he didn’t have too many far as I ’m concerned it hasn’t let retrieves. Made me feel real SENSODYNE smarts. Or else summer boredom up. it, getting secret weapons ready me toss them both, then send him proud. But we both need more Fire — Police — Medical ROLAIDS BUTLER CLAIROL had hit him, and he hit my fly just for the coming season. With all the for the dummies one at a time. It summer workouts. Toothpaste Assorted CLAIROL boxes of salmon flies I own. you’d Antacid Pazazz for something to do. WHAT TO DO? I ’m anticipating. was a little confusing to him at Speaking of summer workouts. DIAL 911 Toothbrushes think I had enough. Forget it. One 4 oz. Loving Care Joyce and I went on vacation. Looking forward to fall. first, but he’s getting the hang of it Have started shooting again, with In Manchester 3 Roll Pack Styling hears about a super-duper fly from Hairspray $ 1 1 9 a little more vengeance, ’cause All Flavors Creme Hair Mousse All Types 36’s Color All Shades . 7 oz. SutlerM Qental Floss All Shades Births ^ 5 0 Yards 5 oz. Coming Soon... 19 Pike, Jordon Nelson, son of 87C Ronald and Donna (Comins) Pike of West Hartford, was born July 15 at Hartford Hospital. The mater­ TJ nal grandparents are Jean Eddy of BENGAY TYLENOL Manchester and David Comins of "WOMEN IN GOOD NEWS VINCE PERNUSOFT Arthritic Caplets Richmond, Va. The maternal Powder ^ Shampoo or Rub Regular Strength great-grandmother is Claire Com­ Powder ins of Manchester. The paternal Pivot Razors 1.5 oz. 4 oz. Conditioner 1.25 oz. 50'S grandparents are Bette Pike of All Types Windham and Henry Pike in BUSINESS”^ 5 ’S 59 Florida. The paternal great­ 16 oz. grandmother is Lena Pike of Wethersfield. The baby has a sister. Amber Jean, 3.

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Are you a businessman or woman who MR. AND MRS. ROBERT SCHUBERT (Salzarulo) Forst of Wethersfield, Fiberall OLD was born July 18 at Manchester Miss .. . mark 60th anniversary knows or employs a hardworking woman? Mitchum Wafers Memorial Hospital. The maternal Ear Wax AVEENO SPICE grandparents are Mr. and Mrs. Roll-On Oatmeel or Breck Michael Salzarulo of Rocky Hill. If yes, why not devote a tribute to her? EsrWIsx Removal FruH a Nut Stick Deodorant iNmOVH Bath Schuberts honored The paternal grandparents are Syetem System 14'S Hairspray Mr. and Mrs. A. Forst of Seagraves Regular Deodoran Scented or Unac. Se Kit All Types Road, Coventry. The baby has a 16 oz. All Types brother, Michael Thomas Forst, 20 FOR MORE INFORMATION 1.5 OZ. 7oz. 3.75 oz. on 60th anniversary months: and a sister, Sara Marie Forst, 5. Mr. and Mrs. Robert Schubert of worked at Cheney Bros, mills. She 17 Summer St. were honored with a also worked for King’s department Tyler, Jamen Elizabeth, daugh­ dinner party July 27 at Fiano’s store. He retired from Pratt It ter of Kem H. and Marilyn Restaurant in Bolton for their 60th CALL YOUR •Whitney after working there 18 (Anthony) Tyler of 66 Phelps wedding anniversary. The party years. pmrtlclpttlng PREMESYN Road, was born June 27 at Crown Phimiicy VALUE PLUS STORESI was given by their children, Mrs. Mrs. Schubert is a member of the Manchester Memorial Hospital. Lanox Pharmacy CRUEX William (Alice) Heffron of Nor­ Manchester Grange, the D a u ^ - Pmeriptlon Centir Not all Hama available at REAL Capsules The maternal grandparents are walk, Mrs. David (Carol) Sutcliffe ters of Union Veterans of the Civil MANCHESTER HERALD all atoraa. 200 E. Cantar 81 Spray Mr. and Mrs. Earl Anthony of 208 W. C m tir 8L Not raaponalbla for Smooth-On 20's of Manchester and Robert ^ h u - War, the Degree of Pocahontas Wolfeboro, N.H. The paternal Manchaatar Powder Anti-Perspirant bert of Manchester. Sixty guests Mineliistfr typographical arrora. and the Connecticut Genealogical grandparents are Mr. and Mrs. Cnin came from area towns, Massachu­ 3.5 oz. Society. Mr. Schubert was a Neal Tyler of 21 Comstock Raod. All Types setts and Rhode Island. ADVERTISING REP volunteer In Company 1, Manches­ The baby has a brother, Ryan, 4. HCilUlA 1.5 oz. Robert and Gladys (Fuller) ter Fire Department, for 47 years. and Keith. 2. Kiy DruaCo. Brooki Pharmacy Qubin’a Pharmacy Schubert were married on July 24, He is a member of the Manchester Buuty Mdt 585 Enflald Ava... 873 Main 8t 1020, at Center Congregational Senior Citizens’ Center and the Old S ill Pricatl K M a In 8 t Church by the Rev. Watson Wood­ Guard, and is a member and past In 1775, Philadelphia Quakers E iit Hartford Enflald Manchaatar ruff. Their attendants were Fannie master of the Grange. under Benjamin Franklin organ­ AT 6 4 3 -2 7 1 1 BFFBOTIVe DATBS Schubert and Bernhard Schubert. T h e couple has five ized the first society for the AUQ. 7-9. 1668 Both Mr. and Mrs. Schubert grandchildren, n abolition of slavery. MSM m o a t 14 — MANCHESTER HERALD, Thursday, Aug. 7, 1986 MANCHESTER HERALD, Thursday. Aug. 7. 1966 — 15 Advice 'Thursday TV SPORTS ______. . ■ , // • 5:00PM [TMC] MOVIE; ‘OartmTaHu’ tion by team rope jumpers. (60 min.) (R). [ESPN] Auto Racing '86: U8AC Midg­ An sccemric mtddle-Bged woman enlists (XlNm v* ets From Indianapolis, IN. (90 min.) [U S A ] Gangster Chronicles Wife seeks to learn why the aid of her son to fulfill her dying wish to (33) Major Laagua Baaaball: Milwaukee meet Garbo. Anne Bancroft, Ron Silver, at New York Yankaaa (2 hrs., 30 min.) Carrie Fisher. 1984. Rated PG-13. 10:30PM (33) New* (3S Name of the Game ® Dick Van Dyke 6:00PM (X) (£ ® ® ® Nmvs 8 ) MOVIE: 'Crackers' Misfits decide to (33) Novela: Amo y Sanor (X) Three's Company become sefecrackers. Donald Sutherland, Hurst’s pitching, Bosox bats produce win [H BO ] Not Necesiarily the Newt This husband searches her purse ( D Hart to Hart Sean Penn, Jack Warden. 1984. comedy series presents sketches, news Q S Qimtne a Break ( 8 (8) Cosby Show (CC| Rudy and her and film footage satirizing current events. Bv Dove O'Hara DEAR friend Pater play havoc with Cliff's prized didn’t get a sign from the bench on the cake. It was a long time play with some of their friends. I Knot's Landing new juicer. (R) In Stereo. [T M C ] MOVIE: 'Endless Love' A teen­ The Associated Press a l-I count. ABBY; Please (8) Bosom Buddies age boy's ardor for his girlfriend le^ds to coming." threw a tantrum — complete with (8) All Creatures Great and Small arson, tragedy and madness. Brooke “I gave it a shot with the bunt, print my letter kicking, screaming, crying — the

Softball Baseball Braves 4, Padr^ Giants win yardage battle, but lose the war ATLANTA . SAN DIEGO o b rh M irhM By Tom Saldino teams contributed all six turnov­ Bears Moreno rf 5 0 0 0 Flonnry 3b 4 110 The Associated Press ers — two inteiHieptions by quar­ Amirlcin Lugue standings Oberkfl 3b 4 0 0 0 (Jwvnn rf 3 0 2 0 Northern Murphyef 4 0 2 0 Kruklf 3 0 3 2 terback Jeff Rutledge, two fum-^ Coach Mike Ditka says he is GIbton's Gym trimmed Manchester Stmmns 1b 4 0 0 0 Royster 3b 0 0 0 0 ATLANTA — The New York bles on punts by rookie Marcus disappointed that some of his Police Union, 4-3, at Robertson Pork East DtvMen Griffey If 4 12 0 Garvey 1b 3 0 00 Giants won the yardage battle, but Collins, which led to 10 Atlanta players, including quarterback Jim Wednesday night. Pool Peck homered . . . W L Pd. QE AThomsss 3 0 0 0 Kennedyc 3 0 10 McMahon and several defensive and singled for Gibson's, while team­ Boston 89 44 J85 — Virgil c 2 111 Wynneef 4 0 10 jbst the war. points, and fumbles by rookie mates Glen Koehler and Bill Daley Baltimore 99 48 J51 3'/ii Sample pr 0 10 0 Roberts 2b 3 0 10 "Overall, we didn’tdo too well," running back Mark Corbin aind players, reported to training camp New York 99 90 J41 4'A J Benedict c 0 0 0 0 McRvIds If 10 0 0 added two hits each. Howie Beeler and jsm rjs said Giants Coach Biil Parcells veteran back Tony Galbreath. in less-than-ideal (x>ndition. Tom Larson laced two hits opiece for Delrdt 57 90 .533 5’/i i SO TO S Hubbrd 2b 3 0 10 Tmpitn ss 4 0 0 0 Toronto 57 52 .523 8W Hornerph 1111 H o ^p 3 110 after a 31-24 defeat by the Atlanta “ Our special teams were a “ We had some guys who didn’t Monchester Police Union. I i s h a The playoffs for the finol Town 'B' Cleveland 55 51 .519 7 (tarberp 0 0 0 0 (tassogep 0000 Falcons in the N F L exhibition fiasco," said Parcells, "but they pay attention in the off-season, a Milwaukee S2 54 .491 10 Mahlerp 1 0 0 0 lorgph 1000 Tournoment bid continue at Robertson opener for both teams Wednesday did have a lot of young players on couple of players who fell off in that tonight when Trash Away meets WestDivIslen Chmbis ph 10 0 0 Gibson's at 6 p.m. The winner takes on California 57 50 J33 — Asnmchr p 0 0 0 0 night. "The first groups on offense them. But we have to find out who way,'’ he said. “Strength has to be Dean Machine at 7:30 p.m. Texos 58 92 .519 1W Romlrz3b 10 12 and defense were all right, but it can play under pressure." built in the off-season. You can’t Chicago 48 58 453 8are (from Roenck ph 1 0 0 0 Fordlf 3 0 00 Patriots Minnesota at Oakland, 10:35 p.m. Kevin O'Donnell. Missing: Dan Kelsey, Aguoyoss 3 0 0 0 Mathewsp 3 0 0 0 Wednesday night’s NFL exhibition left) Front row: Matt Robison, Todd Rob Bovee, Ian Dalrymple. Carman p 2 0 0 0 Worrell p 0 0 0 0 Sports In Brief New England signed its first- Transactions standings McKee, Jeff Longo, Matt Theriault, Totals 31 1 7 1 Totals M3 7 1 round draft choice, Reggie Du­ Philadelphia OH 001 000— 1 pard, the last of the Patriots’ picks snaps Wednesday at training camp Coach Bill Walsh doesn’t plan to was first thought for a hyper- G and figured it would help him avoid BASEBALL East DtvMen StLouls OH 1M Olx— 3 Tag sale to be held on Saturday to agree to terms. Dupard was the use the shotgun very much during extended knee. W L Pet. GB (tame Winning RBI — None. the kind of embarrassment the Coach Joe Walton said Haight Amertean League DP— Philadelphia 1, StLouls 1. LOB— 26th player taken in the draft. the season, but wants the option of BOSTON RED SOX— Goye John New York 70 34 .873 Red Sox 9, White Sox 0 A tag sale, with the proceeds going to benefit the Manchester 49ers suffered when they tried it using it at certain times. needs physical therapy and rest for McNamara, manager, a two-year con­ Montreal S3 50 .515 18'/j Blue Jays 8, Royals 0 Nets 7, Cubs 6 (12) Philadelphia 8, StLouls 5. 3B— OSmIth. New England also signed vete­ Philadelphia 53 53 .4K 181/j SB— Herr2 (14), OSmIth (21). S— (tarnfwn. High School girls' soccer program, will be held on Saturday at 25 ran backup linebacker Brian once before in a real game. his injured left knee, and will be tract extension. IP H R ER BB SO Jets CHICAGO W HITE SOX— Placed Bob St. Louis 50 55 .478 30'/j CHICA(TO BOSTON Kane Rd. from 8 a.m. to 3 p.m. Ingram, “ The only time we used it since lost to the team for two to four Chlcogo 48 58 .443 34 KANSAS CITY TORONTO First (Tonw Philadelphia James, , on the 15-day disabled o b rh bl Ob r h bl Ob r h bl Ob r h bl Carman L,5-3 8 7 2 2 1 2 I’ve been here was several years Offensive tackle Mike Haight, weeks. The Jets at first announced list, Nell Allen,'pitcher, on the 21-doy Pittsburgh 43 81 .408 37'/j Cangels cf 4 0 10 Boggs 3b 2 3 2 0 NEW YORK CHICA(TO 49ers West Dlvlston LSmIth If 3 0 0 0 Fernndz ss 5 0 0 0 Ob r h b l. ab r h bl StLouls ago in Detroit,” Montana said. the New York Jets’ No. 1 draft pick that Haight would only need 7 to 10 disabled list and Joseph McKeoun the Nichols If 4 0 10 Barrett 2b 4 3 3 2 Wllsoncf 4 0 10 (Tarcla2b 4 12 1 Mathews W,7-3 8 8 1 1 2 1 80-dov disobled list. Recalled Bobt^ Houston 80 48 .558 _ Baines rf 3 0 0 0 Rice If 4 1 1 0 Dykstra ct 8 14 2 Dernier cf 2 10 0 Unknown Agassi upsets Mayotte San Francisco quarterback Joe "The first snap went eight feet from Iowa, will be undergoing a days of treatment before returning Son Francisco 58 53 .519 4 Brett 3b 4 0 0 0 Gruber 2b 0 0 0 0 Bckmn2b 4 0 0 1 Muphrycf 3 0 2 1 Worrell S,22 1 1 0 0 0 0 Thigpen, pitcher, from Birmingham of FIskc 3 0 10 Greenwl If 10 11 cRoedh 4 0 2 0 Moseby WP— Mathews. BK— Carman 2. Montana practiced taking shotgun over my head.” longer recuperating process than to action. the Southern eogue. Los Angeles 54 S3 .505 5'/j HulettSb 3 0 0 0 Baylordh 5 12 1 KHrndzlb 3 2 2 1 Sndbro2b 5 12 2 San Diego 51 58 4 2 10 Carter c 5 12 0 GMthws If 4 0 0 0 STRATTON MOUNTAIN, Vt. — Unknown Andre Agassi OAKLAND A'S— Signed Scott Hemond, .477 81/3 Mormnib 3 0 0 0 DwEvnsrf 4 111 White 2b 30 10 Bell If catcher. Atlanta 50 57 .487 91/3 Caldern dh 3 0 0 0 Bucknrib 4 2 2 0 Heeprf 3 0 0 0 DIPInop 0 0 0 0 shocked fifth-seeded Tim Mayotte 4-6, 6-4, 6-2 to advance to the 4 0 3 4 Pryor 2b 1 0 0 0 Barfield rf 3 12 0 MWIIsonlf 30 13Spelerph TEXAS RANGERS— Actlyated Mike Cincinnati m 58 .487 9'/3 Guillen ss 2 0 0 0 Stapltn 1b 0 0 0 0 0 0 0 0 Major League leaders third round of the $315,000 Volvo International tennis N L roundup Balbonllb 3 0 0 0 Fielder 1b 2 111 Mitchell If 8 0 0 0 Frazier p 0 0 0 0 Mason, pitcher, from 5he ISday disabled Wodnasdoy's (Santas Giles ph 1 0 0 0 Armas cf 4 0 10 Klngervrf New York 7,Chlcoao8,12lnnlngs,1st game Cruz 2b 3 0 0 0 Upshaw 1b 10 11 HJohsn 3b 5 12 0 LeSmIth p 0 0 0 0 tournament. list. Placed Ricky Wright, pitcher, on the 3 0 0 0 Romlnecf 0 0 0 0 Sundbrg c 2 0 0 0 lorg3b 4 1 1 3 Basedon250atBots. 1 5 ^ ^ disabled list. Romero ss 4 0 10 Santana ss 4 12 0 Trilloph 10 0 0 A day laced with upsets also saw Canada's Martin Laurendeau New York 8, Chicago 4, susp., 7 ASalazrss 3 0 10 BMortnzc 4 0 0 0 Knight 3b 2 0 10 Moreindrf 5 110 AMERICAN LEAGUE TORONTO BLUE JAYS-OutrIghted Sullivan c 4 0 0 0 Shphrddh 4 0 10 G AB R H Pet. oust No. 8 Paul Annacone 6-3, 4-6, 7-6; Greg Holmes crush No. 9 Stan Clarke, pitcher, to Syracuse of the Innings, darkness, 2nd game Totals 29 0 3 0 Totals 38 9 15 9 Gooden p 4 1 1 0 Durhmib 3 0 10 Son Francisco 2, Cincinnati 1, 14 Totals X 0 5 0 Totals 35 811 6 Orosco p 0 0 0 0 Gumpertp 0 0 0 0 Boggs Bsn 99 388 88 127 .345 Johan Kriek 6-1, 6-3; Pablo Arraya of Peru down No. 13 Tim International Leogue. Foster ph 1 0 0 0 Bosley If Mattingly NY 109 484 78 180 .345 Matuszek contributes for Dodgers Innings ^ 2 110 NotlMial League Chicago OOO 000 000-0 Konsos CIty 000 000 OOO-O Puckett Min 107 462 83 155 .335 Wilkison 6-4,4-6, 6-2; and Milan Srejbr of Czechoslovakia top No. Los Angeles 7, Houston 4 Boston 4X 000 02X-9 McDwII p 0 0 0 0 JOavIs c 3 113 NATIONAL LEAG UE— Suspended Gene Toronto 000 5X lOx— 0 Cey3b 5 0 0 0 Rice Bsn - 102 407 81 135 .332 16 Ramesh Krishnan of India 6-2, 4-6, 6-2. Michael, manager of the Chicago Cubs, Montreal 3, Pittsburgh 2 Game Winning RBI — Barrett (4). By Dick Brlnster St. Louis 2, Phllodel^la 1 (3ame Winning RBI — Fielder (1). Dunstohss 5 0 0 0 Fletcher Tex 99 348 81 114 .3X Francisco 2. Cincinnati 1 in 14 "But here we won eight'out of Floyd Youmans. who scattered for three days beginning Thursday, Aug. 7 DP— Chicago 2. LOB— Chicago 2, Boston E— Brett. DP— ^Toronto 1. LOB— Kansas Bell Tor 107 429 74 137 .319’ Top-seeded Ivan Lendl disposed of South Africa's Barry M r Atlanta 4, San Diego 2 8. 2B— Nichols, Buckner 2. HR— Barrett Lynchp 2 0 0 0 The Associated Press innings; Montreal 3, Pittsburgh 2; nine and we picked up a couple of five hits over seven innings, and and fined him an undisclosed amount of City 5, Toronto 5. 2B— Barfield 2, lorg. Fontenot p 0 0 0 0 Easier NY 99 355 49 113 .318 6-1, 6-2, No. 2 Boris Becker escaped an upset bid by Ken Flach 6-4, money. Thursday's Games (3). St. Louis 2. Philadelphia I; Atlanta games. Now we have a tripcoming Jeff Reardon, who collected his New York at Chicago, jtemp. susp. Shepherd, Upshaw. HR— Garcia (5 )r -^ Fronen lb 3 12 0 ,CarterCle 105 419 88 131 .313 6-7, 6-4 and third-seeded Jim m y Connors stopped Brad Pearce NEW YORK M ETS— Asked walyers on IP H R ER BB SO IP H R ER BB SO Totals 48 7 15 7 Totals 43 810 8 Ward Tex 82 3M 44 94 .313 For Len Malu.szek, the rash of 4. San Diego 2. an(l New York 7, up and we're going to have to play 25th save. GeorgeFoster, outflelder,forthepurposeof game, 1:05 p.m. ^ Chicago 6-4, 6-3. New York (Aguilera 5-3) at Chicago Kansas City , Lynn Bit 84 303 57 94 .310 injuries that took the wind out of Chicago 6 in the first game of a as well if not better on the road giving him his unconditional release. Bannister L,99 0 5 4 4 1 0 OJacksonL98 3^3 5 5 5 1 3 New York 1M OX 010 001— 7 Home Runs Youmans. 11-7, won for the 11th Purchased the contract of Lee Manllll, (Sanderson 59), 2 :X p.m. Dawlev 5 5 3 3 2 2 the Los Angeles Dodgers’ sails was doubleheader. The second game than we played here." Philadelphia (Gross 7-8) at St. Louts Leonard 3 1-3 8 3 3 1 2 Chicago 002 1H 002 M l— 8 Barfield, Toronto, 27; Kingman, Oak­ time in his last 14 decisions. He outfielder, from Tidewater of the Thigpen 3 5 2 2 2 2 Qulsnbry 1 0 0 0 0 0 (tame Winning RBI — MWIIson (3). , land, 27; Bell, Toronto, 26; Conseco, a breath of fresh air. was suspended with the Mets International League. (Tudor 10-5), 1:35 p.m. Boston McNamara gets two-year extension walked two and struck out four. Montreal (Sebra 1-2) at Pittsburgh Toromo E— Cev, Carter, Dunston. DP— New Oakland, 25; Pagllarula, New York, 25; The Dodgers, beset by injuries leading 6-4 after seven innings. Hurst W,7-5 9 3 0 0 0 4 Key W.10-7 7 4 0 0 2 5 York 1, Chlcogo 4. LOB— New York 10, Balbonl,KansosClty,X;(taettl,Mlnnesota, Giants 2, Reds 1 SAN FRANCISCO GIANTS— Announced (McWilliams 2-7), 7:35 p.m. Bannister pitched to 8 batters In the Henke 2 10002 X ; Hrbek, Minnesota, 23. BO S TO N — The Boston Red Sox announced Wednesday that that sidelined seven of eight Matuszek began the season on the retirement of Steve Corlton, pitcher. Only gomes scheduled 1st. Chicago 8. 2B — Francona. H-R — San Francisco got the big hits Fridov’s OoftiwN BK— Leonard. KHernondez (10), Sandberg (12), JDo- Runs Batted In Manager John McNamara had agreed to a new two-year starters at one time or another, the disabled list recovering from BASKETBALL WP— Bannister. PB— Fisk. Umpires— Home, Shulock; First, Morri­ Canseco, Oaklond, 92; BeH, Toronto, 82; and made the big play defensively Cardinals 2, Phillies 1 Notional Basketball Association Philadelphia at Chlcogo, 4:05 p.m. Umpires— Home, Roe; First, Hlrsch- vls (15). SB— Dernier (13), MWIIson 2 contract extending through the 1988 season. remained barely alive thanks to off-season shoulder surgery. Since Los Angeles at Cincinnati, 2,8:05 p.m. son; Third, Johnson. (18). S— Backman. SF— J Davis, Back- Mattingly, New York, X ; Presley, to break a three-game losing LOS ANGELES CLIPPERS— Reached beck; Second, Barnett; Third, Bremlgan. T — 2:15. A— 32,1X. man. Seattle, 77; Joyner, California, 78;' "W e feel John has done an outstanding job," Red Sox General the contributions of plaj^ers such his return in late May. Matuszek Philadelphia’s Don Carman ogreement with Rory White, forward. New York at Montreal, 7:35 p.m. T — 2:31. A— 33,517. Barfield, Toronto, 75; Carter, Cleveland,. as Matuszek. Now. with most of the has been invaluable as a pinch- streak and avoid a sweep at home FOOTBALL San Francisco ot Atlanta, 7:40 p.m. IP H R ER BB Manager Lou Gorman said. "He's kept the club in first place balked home Ozzie Smith from Pittsburgh ot St. Louis, 8:35 p.m. New YoiK 75; Kingman, Oakland, 72. regulars back. Matuszek is still hitler and occasional first ba.se- by Cincinnati. Notional Football Leogue Gooden 9 7 Runs since May 15 despite numerous injuries, especially among the third base with (wo outs in the DETR O IT LIONS— Waived Tracy John­ San Diego at Houston, 8:35 p.m. Yankees 5. Brewers 3 5 5 3 contributing. man and left fielder. Pinch hitler Mike Aldrete’s National League results Orosco 1 1 0 0 1 RHenderson, New York, 101; Puckett, pitching staff. eighth inning to give St. Louis its son, linebacker, Doug Hollle, defensive McDwII W,108 2 2 1 1 0 Minnesota, 83; Mattingly, New York, 78;. V Matuszek hit two homers Wed­ " I ’m very confident and very Iwo-oul single to center scored end, Farrell Wilson, offensive lineman, victory. Eaetern League etandings MILWAUKEE NEW YORK Chicago Phillips, Oakland, 75; Bell, Toronto, 74. "The American League East is baseball's tou^est division nesday, marking the first time he comfortable in my surroundings.” Chris Brown. Will Clark's one-out and Clarence Glenn, safety. o b rh b l Ob r h bl Lynch 7 1-3 9 5 5 1 and John has kept the Red Sox in front through difficult times. ninth-inning single had tied the The balk. Carman's second of GREEN BAY PACKERS— Signed Carl Molltor3b 4 0 0 0 RHndsncf 5 0 0 0 Dodgers 7, Astros 4 Fontenot 1-3 0 0 0 0 has accomplished that feat in the said Matuszek. who has hit eight the game, handed the decision to Alkens, wide receiver, to o one-year con­ W L Pet. QB Yount cf 4 2 2 1 Rndlph2b Gumpert 1 Mattingly, New York, 180; Puckett, "I'm very pleased," McNamara said. “ I'm elated to be able to major leagues, and drove in three game. tract. 5 13 0 2 0 0 0 homers in just 96 at-bats. "I'm St. Louis rookie Greg Mathews, r Vermont (Reds) 82 49 .599 — Cooper 1b 4 12 0 Mtnglylb 4 12 0 HOUSTON LOS ANGELS DIPIno 1 1-3 0 0 0 2 Minnesota, 155; Fernandez, Toronto, 141; stay here for two more years. I thank Lou and (co-owners) Mrs. runs to lead the Dodgers to a Chili Davis kept the Giants in the LOS ANGELES RAMS— Signed Doug Pittsfield (Cubs) 83 M .558 — GThms dh 4 0 11 Winfield rf Frazier L,2-4 Bell, Toronto, 137; Rice, Boston, 135. ' playing and contributing and en­ 7-3. with Todd Worrell pitching the 7 4 13 2 Ob r h bl 1 3 2 1 1 game in the 11th, when he caught Reed, defensive end. Deer rf 4 0 11 ab r h bl ^ DouMes (Jean) Yawkey and Haywood Sullivan. We have a good crucial 7-4 victory over Houston, joying myself” Reading (Phillies) 57 52 .523 4 Kittle dh 2 0 0 0 Doran 3b 5 111 Sax2b 4 1 2 0 (F LeSmIth 1 1 0 0 1 ninth to pick up his 22nd save. That NEW ENGLAND PATRIOTS— Signed Glens Falls (Tigers) 54 54 .500 8/z Riles ph 10 0 0 Pasoua If 4 0 2 0 Walllng3b 2 0 0 0 RWIImscf 0 0 0 0 Second, Runge; Third, Pallone, throw to the plate. in the National League, estab­ NEW ORLEANS SAINTS— Signed An­ Waterbury (IndIns) 52 81 .480 11 (tantnr 2b 4 0 2 0 Espino c 12 1 T — 4:07. erson. New York, 27; Ripken, Baltimore, 27. place and the most comfortable place I've been." League West. homered to almost the exact same tonio Gibson, defensive bock, to a two- 4 GDavIs 1b 2 1 1 0 Stubbs ct 3 2 10 Jeff Robinson. 6-2, the fourth San lished in 1975 by Rawley Eastwick Nashua (Pirates) 48 82 .438 13'/z Ceronec 3 0 0 0 Tollesonss 3 0 2 1 Bassrt 4 1 1 0 Marshal rt 0 12 McNamara, 54, is in his 13th full season as a major-league "You’re talking to a guy who spot in the seventh. Both came on yeor controct. Wednesday's (Tames Ogllvle ph 10 0 0 4 Triples Francisco pitcher, got the victory of Cincinnati. Carman fell to 5-3. PITTSBURGH STEELERS— Agreed to Cruz If 3 0 0 1 Motuszk If 4 2 3 3 really didn't know if he’d ever get a the first pitch. Vermont 11, Albany 5 Totals 38 3 8 3 Totals 38 5 14 4 Knudson p Mets 6. Cubs 4 (game suspended) Butler, Cleveland, 8; Fernandez, manager. Financial terms of McNamara’s new contract were terms with Walter Abercrombie, running 0 0 0 0 Homltn3b 0 0 0 0 Toronto, 8; GWalker, Chicago, 8; Owen, chance to play in the big leagues with one inning of perfect relief. Plttsfleld4,GlensFalls3 Ashby c 3 0 0 1 Brock 1b 2 0 2 0 not disclosed. However, it was believed he currently receives "If we’d have lost this game and back. Nashua at Reading, ppd., rain Milwaukee ooo 001 0217-3 Seattle, 8; Upshaw, Toronto, 8; Wilson, again on a regular basis and I ’m Carl Willis. 1-3. took the loss. Braves 4, Padres 2 ST. LOUIS CARDINALS— Placed Wayne Thon ss 3 0 0 0 NIednfurp 10 0 0 Second (tame Kansas City, 8. about $150,000 a year. won seven out of nine on the Waterbury 3, New Britain 2 New York in o x oox— 5 Lopezp 0 0 0 0 Duncan ss 4 111 NEW YORK CHICA(30 Dillard, linebacker, Richard Clopton, Thursdav's (Tames Gome Winning RBI — None. Stelenbases very thankful for the opportunity homesland and not picked up any Pinch-hitters Bob Horner and guard, and Mike Lopez, safety, on Inlured Puhl If 1110 Honeyettp 10 0 0 Ob r h bl Ob r h bl RHenderson, New York, 87; Cangelosl, Albany at Vermont E— Pagllarulo 2, Molltor. DP— New Keough p 1 0 0 0 Cabell 1b 2 0 0 0 MWIIsnct 4121 Ornlercf 4 0 2 0 and I’m determined to make the ground that would have been a Rafael Ramirez came through in reserve. PIttsfleldat Glens Falls York 1. LOB— Milwaukee 8, New York 9. Chicago, 43; Pettis, California, X ; Griffin, most of it." said Matuszek. ob­ Expos 3, Pirates 2 WASHINGTON REDSKINS — Andersn p 10 0 0 Teufel2b 2 10 0 Franconlf 4 1 1 0 Oakland, 24; Moseby, Toronto, 23; Wilson, Wynegar checks out fine, physically very demoralizing and frustrating the ninth inning off relief ace Rich Nashua at Reodl no, 2 2B— Espino, Mattingly, Deer. HR-,- Funk p 0 0 0 0 KHrndzlb 4 13 1 Muphrvrf 3 112 Waived Jess Atkinson and Steve Willis, Waterbury at New Britain Wlntleld (17), Yount (4). SB- Kansas Cltv,a. tained last year from Toronto. thing to our ballclub." Matuszek Run-scoring triples by Tim Gossage to help Atlanta complete a place-kickers, and David Fonotl, offen­ CRenIds ss 2 0 10 Carter rf 4 12 3 Bosley If 10 0 0 Pitching (9 Decisions) NEW YORK — New York Yankees team physican Dr. John Frhtav's (Tames RHenderson(87). Totals 35 4 8 4 Totals 33 7 11 8 Mitchell If 3 0 0 0 Moreindc 3 1 1 0 El.sewhere in the NL. it was San said. Raines and Mitch Webster backed three-game sweep in San Diego. sive tackle. Albany at PItNfleld Rasmussen, New York, 12-2, .857; Cle­ HOCKEY Knight 3b 4 0 10 Durhm 1b 3 0 0 0 Bonamo said Wednesday that all physical tests of catcher Butch Glens Fallsat Vermont IP H R ER BB SO Houston Ml 002 M l— 4 mens, Boston, 17-4, .810; King, Detroit, 92, National Hodiev Leogue New Britain at Nashua Milwaukee Hearn c 3 0 10 Cev 3b 2 0 0 0 .800; Schrom, Cleveland, 11-3, .788; Allen, Wynegar have concluded and that Wynegar is “completely NEW JERSEY DEVILS— Granted two- Los Angeles OX 021 20x— 7 HJohsn ss 1 1 0 0 Dunstonss 3 12 0 Waterbury at Reading Nieves L,10-5 3 8 3 3 1 3 (Tame Winning RBI — Matuszek (3). Chicago, 7-2, .778; Farr, Kansas City, 7-2, normal physically". year contract extensions to Max McNab, Clutterbck 2 4 2 2 0 0 RAndesnp 3 10 0 Speler2b 3 0 2 1 .778; Hans, Oakland, 7-2, .778; Boddicker, general manager, Doug Carpenter, coach, E— Duncan 3, Gorner. DP— Houston 2, Sisk p 0 0 0 0 Trout p 10 0 0 Baltimore, 14-5, .737. Wynegar, 30, left the Yankees’ hotel last Thursday morning in Boslo I 3 2 0 0 1 2 Los Angeles 2. LOB— Houston 8, Los Trillo ph 0 0 0 1 Cariton brings down curtain on career Marshall Johnston, director of player American League results New York Angeles 10.2B— Bass, Puhl. HR— Matuszek Cleveland after complaining to Manager Lou Pinella that he was personnel, Dave Conte, assistant director of Guidry W,99 7 2-3 7 3 3 0 7 Fontenot p 0 0 0 0 Clemens, Boston, 188; Morris, Detroit, plover personnel ,andTomMcVle,coach,of 2 (8), Duncon (8). SB— Sax (25), Madlock GMthwph 10 0 0 154; MWItt, California, 147; llangston,. feeling "fatigued.” The mysterious departure came two days Fisher S,8 1 1-3 1 0 0 0 1 (1). S— RWIIIIams. SF— Ashby. Gumpert p 0 0 0 0 SAN FRANCISCO (AP) - The No. 2 all-time career ranking in the Giants it was time to abandon to the 4,209 recorded by Houston’s the Maine Mariners of the American A’s 7, Mariners 5 Nieves pitched to 1 batter In the 4th. Seattle, 143; McCpsklll, California, 142. following a trade that brought catcher Joel Skinner from the Hockey League. Named Ron Smith assist­ IP H RER BB SO Totals X 8 9 5 Totals X 4 9 4 day retined, his strikeouts. their Carlton experiment. The Nolan Ryan. WP— Guldrv. Houston White Sox. ant coach. Signed David Anderson and OAKLAND Umpires-Home, Phillips; First, Saves teammates accorded him the "It was great to be on the same 41-year-old left-hander gave up “Further. I realize that the San Doug Brown, right wings, and Tim SEATTLE Keough L.2-3 3 2-3 3 2 2 8 2 New York lOl 2X 0 -8 Aose, BaltImore.X; RlghettLNew York, Wynegar signed a three-year, free-agent contract during the Ob r h bl Ob r h bl Young; Second, Voltogglo; Third, Welke. Andersen 2-3 3 2 2 0 0 Chicago MO 211 9 -4 respect due a future member of team with him,” said Giants' seven hl.ts and seven runs in 3 2-3 Francisco Giants are committed to Lenardon, center, to multi-year contracts. Phllllps2b 4 12 0 T — 2:47. A— 21,395. 24; Hernandez, Detroit, X ; Henke, Moses cf 5 1 1 0 Funk 2-3 1 0 0 1 1 Suspended after 7 Innings, darkness. Toronto, 18; Harris, Texas, 15. off-season for $2.2 million. He was placed on the restricted list baseball’s Hall of Fame: they .stole pitcher Atlee Hammaker, “ He^s innings, and agreed Wednesday the .younger players in their Griffin ss 5 2 3 0 PBrodly If 3 2 10 Lopez 2 3 3 2 0 0 E— Dunston, HJohnson. DP— New York Canseco If 4 1 1 2 last Friday and will not receive any money during his time on the the nameplate over his locker for a the greatest left-handed pitcher morning in a meeting with club organization, specifically the tal­ Presley 3b 5 0 2 2 Rangers 13. Orioles 11 Knudson 1 1 0 0 1 0 2, Chicago 1. LOB— New York 8, Chicago 5. BasedenXOatBots. Kngmn dh 4 111 Phelps 1b 1 1 0 0 Los Angeles 2B— Knight, Dunston. 3B— MWIIson. list. souvenir and besieged him with who ever played.” President Al Rosen to retire rather ented young men on their pitching Lansfrd 1b 4 0 11 Trtabll rf 3 0 11 NATIONAL LEAGUE Honeyett W,8-8 5 1-3 5 3 2 2 3 HR— Mumphrey (4), Carter (18). SB— G AB R H Pet. In 61 games this season Wynegar was batting .206 with seven autograph requests. "I think everybody will say they than be released. staff.” Football DuBakr rf 5 2 2 0 ADavIs dh 4 0 11 TEXAS BALTIMORE NIednfuer S,7 3^3 3 1 1 0 0 MWIIson (17), KHernandez (2). S— Teufel. Murphy ct 3 0 0 0 Brooks Mon H 308 X 104 .340 home runs and 29 RBI. Carlton’s announcement Wed­ are better off having been around Following a long-standing prac­ Rosen said recent strong outings DHedsnrf 4 0 0 0 o b rh b l ab r h bl HBP— G(3avls by Honeycutt. SF— Trillo. GwynnSD 108 418 88 IX .3X DHIII 3b 4 0 10 SBradlev c 4 0 2 0 Mc(3wel cf 8 12 0 JBonlll2b 3 10 0 Umpires— Home, Tata; First, Craw­ IP H R ER BB SO nesday ended a one-month stint him for a month,” echoed pitcher tice to the end, Carlton declined to by rookie pitchers Terry Mulhol- Tettleton c 2 0 11 Kearney c Fletchr ss 8 0 2 1 Lacy rf Raines Mon 97 387 83 IX .333. 0 0 0 0 4 2 2 ford; Second, C. Williams; Third, Wendel- New York CBrown SF 93 347 48 115 .XI with the San Francisco Giants. Mike Krukow. "He handled him­ speak to reporters following San land and Kelly Downs, plus Kruk- NFL pre-season result Bochteph 10 0 0 Owenss 3 0 0 0 OBrIen 1b 3 11 3 Lynn cf 4 10 0 stedt. RAndeson 5 5 3 3 1 2 Willard c 0 0 0 0 Reynids 2b Incvglla rf 5 2 2 0 Ripken ss Sax LA 102 402 81 131 .3X Cubs’ Michael draws suspension Barring another comeback try, it self with dignity.” Francisco’s 2-1, 14-inning win over ow’s imminent return from the 3 10 0 4 2 0 0 T-3:06. A— 40,709. Sisk 2 4 1 0 0 0 Backman NY 78 X2 45 85 .324 Totals 38 7 12 5 Totals 35 5 8 4 Sierra rf 0 0 4 0 Dwyer dh 12 14 Chicago also rang down the curtain on a Carlton’s 4,000th came the Cincinnati Reds, his last game disabled list, had put the team in a Ward If 5 2 3 1 Dodddh Dykstra NY 95 288 X 92 .322 Falcons 31, Giants 24 10 00 Trout 5 9 8 6 4 2 Bass Htn 107 3X 57 125 .314 N E W Y O R K — Chicago Cubs Manager Gene Michael has been 22-year career that saw the left­ Tuesday night in an 11-6 shellack­ in uniform. In a prepared state­ bind concerning Carlton. He was Oakland OlO 1X M l— 7 LAPrshdh 5 12 2 Beniaz ph 10 10 Expos 3, Pirates 2 Fontenot 1 0 0 0 0 0 suspended for three days and fined an undisclosed amount of (•ottlo 2M OX 000—8 Slought c 4 10 0 Troberlb 4 10 0 EltavIsCIn 84 257 84 75 .292 hander record 319 victories andthe ing by Cincinnati that convinced ment. he thanked the Giants only 1-3 with a 5.10 earned run Gumpert 1 0 0 0 0 1 Knight NY 91 323 X 94 .291 At Atlanta Game Winning RBI — Canseco (9). Buechle3b r 2 2 2 Sheets If 2 1 1 4 Umpires— Home, DeMuth; First, cash, for his actions during a.six-inning argument with umpire management, players and fans for average in six starts for the Giants E — Tettleton, Reynolds 2, DHIII, Lang­ Harroh 2b 5 3 5 4 Shelby If MONTREAL PITTSBURGH Schmidt Phi 105 364 84 108 .XI N.Y. Giants 7 7 0 10— 34 2 0 0 0 o b rh b l o b rh bl Runge; Second, Quick; Third, Pallone. Heme Runs Dave Pallone Monday in a game with New York, the National their support. following since his June 26 release Atlanta 0 14 10 7— 31 ston. DP— Seattle 1. LOB— Oakland 8, OMally3b 4 12 0 WJhnsnIb A— 33,343. First Quarter Seattle 8. 2B— OuBaker 2, Tartobull, Dempsy c 3 0 0 0 Bonds cf 4 1 1 0 Schmidt, Philadelphia, 26; GDovIs, League announced Wednesday. “ Upon reflection. I realized that by the , for 3 10 0 Law 1b 10 0 0 Bonilla If 4 0 11 Houston, 23; Parker, Cincinnati, 23; Mets waive George Foster NYG— Manuel 42 pass from Simms Canseco. 3B— SBrodley. HR— Kingman Totals 4313 1913 Tetal8 X II 7 10 Foley ss The suspension is effective beginning Aug. 7 and.Michael has I’ve reached a career milestone (of whom where he won four National 9 5 11 0 Ray 2b 4 0 0 0 Giants 2. Reds 1(14) Stubbs, Los Angeles, X ; Marshall, Los (Schubert kick), 11:32 (27). SB— Griffin (24). SF— Canseco. Raines If Texas, 051 mo Ml— 13 3 111 Bream 1b 3 0 10 Angeles, 18; Carter, New York, 18; Homer, the right to appeal the decision. CHICAGO (AP) - Slumping Davey Johnson informed him of 4,000 strikeouts) never before League Cy Young awards. Second Quarter (tawson rf 4 0 0 0 RReyIds rf 4 0 0 0 Atlanta, 17; Murphy, Atlanta, 17. NYG— Johnson 35 pass from Simms IP H R ER BB SO Baltimore OM 902 000— 11 Webster ct 4 12 1 CINCINNATI SAN FRAN George Foster, who this week said the impending move. accomplished by a pitcher spend­ For the season, he was 5-11 witha (Hall-Shelk kick), 5:50 Oakland (tame Winning RBI — LAParrIsh (9). TPenac 2 10 0 Runs Botlod In Kmchc3b 3 0 2 1 Morrlsn3b 3 0 2 1 obrhbl obrhbl Schmidt, Phllodelphia, H ; Carter, New' his benching may have been The reaction by Mets players ing his entire 'career in one 5.89 ERA, pushing his won-lost Atl— Austin 9 run (Prindle kick), 12:52 Plunk 4 1-3 3 5 5 4 2 E— Buechele. DP— Texas 2, Baltimore Wanch 3b 10 0 0 Stilwtl ss 8 0 10 Gladden cf 3 0 0 0 All— Stomps 6 poss from Archer VonOhlen 2 3 0 0 0 0 3. LOB— Texas 8, Baltimore 5. 2B— Khalifa ss 2 0 0 0 York, H ; Parker, CIncInattI, X ; GDovIs,; American League suspends Bell racially motivated, is no longer a was mixed. league,” he said in a statement totals to 319-226 in a career that Newmn2b 3 0 10 UWshtnss 2 0 0 0 Bell 3b 4 1 1 0 Garrelts p 0 0 0 0 Houston, 73; CDovIs, Son Frondsco, 80;. (Prindle kick), 14:45 JHowell W,1-4 2 2-3 2 0 0 1 1 Incavlgllo, LAParrIsh, Harrah. HR— Blirdeloc 4 0 10 Parker rf 8 0 2 1 Yngbid ph 10 0 0 member of the . "1 don’t feel sad. George brought released by the Giants. included seven years In St. Louis Third Quarter Seattle Harrah(4), Sheets (13), Dwyer (8), Lacy Rhodenp 10 0 0 Hayes, Philadelphia, 80; Horner, Atlanta, NEW YORK — Amerjcan LeaguePresident Bobby Brown has Youmns p 3 0 0 0 DIstefn ^ 10 0 0 EDavIs cf 3 0 10 Berengr p 0 0 0 0 59; Brooks, Montreal, 58; Walloch, Mont­ this on himself," said second His strikeout total is second only and 14‘A In Philadelphia. Atl— Middleton 17 pass from Schonert Langston 5 8 ' 5 4 5 3 (11), Buechele (15), OBrIen (18). McClure p 0 0 0 0 Francop 0 0 0 0 Spllmnph 0 0 0 0 suspended Toronto ^(itfielder George Bell for two games for The Mets today planned to ask (Prindle kick), 7:29 Hulsmonn 21-3 3 0 0 0 2 SB— McDowell (X ), BJonesp 0 0 0 0 real, SB. baseman Wally Backman. " It’s Wright ph 10 10 Daniels ph 0 0 0 0 JRobnsnp 0 0 0 0 Runs making physical contact during an argument with umpire A1 waivers on the 37-year-old out­ Atl— FG Prindl 48, 14:38 MYoungL,7-5 2-311100 RMrphy p 0 0 0 0 RThpsn 2b 8 1 1 0 not so much the racist stuff. It’s the Lodd 1 21100 R e 0 r d 0 n p 2 0 0 0 0 (Jwvnn, San Diego, 88; EDavIs, Clndn- Fourth Quarter IP H R ER BB SO d T I 0 I Rose ph 0 0 0 0 CDavIs rf 5 0 10 Clark in a July 27th game at Oakland, the league announced fielder for the purpose of giving stuff he said about his teammates. N XG — Bovoro 8 pass from Rutledge MYoung pitched to 1 batter In the 9th. Texas natl, 84; Hayes, Philadelphia, 84; -X 3 9 3 Totals X 2 5 2 Willis p O O O O W CIarklb 8 0 3 1 Schmidt, Philadelphia, 84; Murphy, Wednesday. him his unconditional release. Once he said Mitchell and (Danny) (Schubert kick), 3:13 WP— Plunk. BWItt 3 2 5 4 7 3 BDIozc 8 0 10 CBrown3b 6 12 0 PLAINFIELD U Wickham Park I Umpires— Home, Cousins; Rrst, Evans; Russell ^3 1 4 4 2 0 Atlonta,83; Raines, Montreal, 83; The league said the suspension was effective for games of Foster, 37th on the all-time home Atl— Croudip 49 Interception return Montreal Perez 1b 20 0 0 Mldndolf 5 0 0 0 Hits Heep couldn’t do what he could do. (Prindle kick), 5:55 Second, Merrill; Third, Hendry. AAason 2 1-3 1 2 2 1 2 Mllnercf 3 0 0 0 Melvlnc 2 0 0 0 Thursday and Friday. Bell has the right to appeal the suspension. run list with 347, was batting only GREYHOUND PARK I i T-3:24. A— 9483. M WIIIIams W,8- Plttsburgb OM 109—3 Gwynn, San Diego, IX ; Sax, Los Angeles, When you start burying your NYG— FG Hall-Shelk 40, 14:37 (tame Winning RBI — Webster (8). Esasky If 5 0 0 0 Kutcher cf 3 0 10 131; Rolnes, Montreal, IX ; Boss, .228 this year. He had recently lost Our new exercise ^ A— 25,445. 3 1 1 0 0 0 1 Rowdon2b 3 0 0 0 Quinonsss 4 0 10 Bell leads the Blue Jays with a .318 average and has 26 home teammates, you’re not a team­ Mohorcic S,4 2 2 0 0 0 0 DP— Pittsburgh 1. L07-M ontreal 8, Houston, IK ; Parker, Cincinnati, 117. his starting left field job to rookie WmAtlBm AknOftm TwlnsS,Angtls2 Pittsburgh 8. 28— Oonds, Bream. 3B— Oester2b 2 0 1 0 Aldreteph 10 11 runs and 82 runs batted in. mate anymore.” Races every 15 minutes, open 6 days a week Both more Brownngp 3 0 0 0 Bluep 2 0 0 0 Kevin Mitchell, who has been I course, Fit-Trail, is now| Dixon 1 3 5 5 3 1 Raines, Webster, Morrison. SB— Johnson was clearly angered by First downs 21 13 KrenchIckI (2), WJohnson (3). S— Rhoden. RRobnsn p 0 0 0 0 Brenly c 3 0 0 0 Haves, Philadelphia, X ; Dunston,' batting over .3(X), and had been Rushes-yards 29-101 33-147 CALIFORNIA MINNESOTA OJones 4 7 1113 Venable If 10 0 0 Foster’s remarks. Havens 2-3 0 0 0 1 1 Chlcogo, X ; RReynolds, Pittsburgh, X ; ! limited to pinch-hitting duties. SCHEDULE iii; open. With 20 stations ^ Passing 378 72 o b r h M a b rh M IP H R ER BB SO Totals 44 1 7 1 Totals 48 3 18 3 Sox, Los Angeles, X ; Raines, Montreal, X ; Nehemlah makes sensational return "I took that as a personal Return Yards X 83 Burlesn ss 4 0 2 0 Puckett cf 4 1 1 0 BordI L4-2 1 93 8 8 8 0 4 Snell 1 93 3 1 0 0 Montreal Strawberry, New York, X. On Tuesday. Foster said, "When affront. It’s unfortunate he saw fit MATINEE TWIUTE EVENING Comp-Att 23-40-2 8-24-1 RJcfcsndh 4 111 Smollydh 4 1 1 0 1 Y o u m a n s ' W , 1 1 - Chidnnall OH 001 OM OM 09— 1 TrtpliM VIAREGGIO, Italy — Renaldo Nehemiah called himself a i|i and 32 exercises, it is ^ Socked-Yords Lost 1-8 4-40 DeCncs3b 4 111 Hrbefclb 3 1 1 0 Dixon pitched to5botterslnthe2nd, BWItt 7 7 5 2 Son Francisco OH OH M l OM 01— 1 a ballclub can, they wilt replace a to make those comments,” John­ 4 2 2 3 pitched to 5 batters In the 4th, OJones 2 3 4 Raines, Montreal, 10; Samuel, Philadel­ "pioneer’' in modern sports moments after making a sensational 1:(X)PM [5:(X)PM | 7:30PM| PunH 5-35 942 Downlnglf 4 0 0 0 Goettl3b McClure 1 0 0 0 1 2 Two outs when winning run scored, phia, 9; Coleman, St. Louis, 7; McGee, St. George Foster or a Mookie Wilson son said. "He was creating waves \f. designed for both the i| 6 4 0 2 2 pitched to 2 botters In the 8th. Fumbles-Lost s 54 1-0 RJones rf 3 0 0 0 Bushrf Reardon S,X 1 0 0 0 0 2 (tame Winning RBI — Aldrete (3). Louis, 7; Dykstra, New York, 8; Moreno, comeback in the men’s 110-meter hurdles in a track meet at this unjustly.” Penaltlet-Yards 5-99 4-X Hndrck 1b 3 0 0 0 Hatcher If 3 0 2 0 Umpires— Home, Denklnger; First, Plttsburgb E— Brenly. DP— CIncInnotl 1, Son Fran­ Atlanta, 6. with a more popular white Time of Possession 29:35 X:25 Wlltang2b 3 0 0 0 Lmbrdz2b 4 0 0 0 Reilly; Second, Coble; Third, McClelland. cisco 2. LOB— Cincinnati 10, Son Fran­ Italian resort. player.” ^ occasional user and the %. T-3:42. A— 19419. Rhoden L,1l-7 7 8 3 3 3 5 Pettlscf 3 0 0 0 Loudnerc 3 0 00 BJones 2 3 0 0 0 0 cisco 10.2B— BDIoz, CBrown. SB— EDavIs Coleman, St. Louis, X ; EDavIs, Clndn- The 27-year-old New Yorker, appearing in his first track race 8 « INDIVIDUAL STATISTICS Norron c 3 0 10 Gognesi 3 0 0 0 (59), Rose (3). S— Brenly, COavIs, Mitchell is black. Lee Mazzilli, WP— YounrKms. notl, 58; Raines, Montreal, 48; Duncan, Los after a 4>A-year ban prompted by his signing a pro football Sun. advanced athlete. Come i RUSHING— N .Y. Giants, Simms 1-8, Totals n 2 S 2 Totals » 5 9 5 t. Froemmlng; Rrst, Venable, Quinones. Angeles, 44; Doran, Houston, 35. whom the Mets purchased from Rouson 12-34, Carthon 5-23, V. Williams 1-15, IP H R E R BB contract, stunned everyone Wednesday night with a strong time DRIVEWAY SEAUNG % '*y Wednesday’s homers Davidson; Second,Halllon; their Class AAA Tidewater team to Mon. Corbin 5-12, (Mbreoth 3^1 , Hostetler T — 2:M. A-8449. andnnall Pitching (fDeeWens) of 13.48 seconds. ^ and try it. W e are open 2-(mlnus 1). Atlanta, Baker741, K. Williams iS S S S iS i 222 22*-« 7 3 0 0 2 replace Foster, is white. Browning Oleda, New York, 192, 1857; Korteid, - Quality Work for Lata - Tu m 10-35, Austin 7-28, Stamps 2-17, Ahdrews4-15, Gome WInnIita ***' NATIONAL LEAGUE RRoMnson 1 1-3 1 1 1 0 Houston, 7-X .778; Fernandez, New York, “I am here again, living up to my expectation of a strong Mazzilli, 31, who was released by Archer 1-9, Schonert 24. E— OeCInces. DP— California 1, AWnne- Matuszek 3 (8), Duncan (8), Dodgers; Franco 12G 1 0 0 0 194, .730; OarUng, New York, 11-4, .7X; comeback. I was not prepared for defeat. It would have been a Pittsburgh recently, was an All- I from 9:30 a.m. until i P A SSIN G -N .Y . Giants, Simms 8-10-105- sota 1. LOB— Calltamki 2, Minnesota 5. Hernandez (10), Carter (18), Mets; Sand­ RMurphy 2 1 0 0 0 (taoden. New York, 11-4, ,7X; Bedroelon, new experience for me. I knew I was Rt and I could do well,” the Star outfielder for the Mets in 1979 • Over 12 year* experience 0, Hostetler 1-3-100, Rutledge 18-29263-2. 2B— Ooettt, Uush. HR— ReJacfcson (10). berg (12), Davis (15), Mumphrey (4),Cubs; Willis L.1-3 1 2-3 4 1 1 2 Philadelphia, 93, .727; RRoMnson, Clndn- Thuf» I d u s k . ' I Atlanta, Archer 5-11-291, Sdionert 3-13-430. DeCInces (15), GoettI (23). SB-Hotcher Vlrgll (13), Braves. TV Son Fronclsoe n M , 93, .727; Valenzuela, Los Angeles, 198, tall American star said. and was popular with the fans. • Insured (2),Lombordonl(W. „ „ ,o Blue 8 3 1 1 3 ‘"rhe time is nowhere near my world record of 12.93, but I RECEIVING— N.Y. Glanh, Bavaro509, AMERICAN LEAGUE (tarrelts 3 3 0 0 3 Mets General Manager Frank • Free estimates Miller 4-93, Galbreerth 408, Rouson 3-25, x-Horroh (4), O'Brien (18), Buechele (15), Berenguer 2 1 0 0 2 Scott, Houston,' a T * Valenzuela,, Los couldn’t expect to do better tonight. It is a matter of getting a few Cashen said Foster, in a meeting CtaaseUeati Use Ssek I Wickham Park | Warren 2-32, Robinson 2-77, Manuel 1-42,'B. 7 5 5 2 5 Rangers; x-Sheels 03), x-Dwyer (8), Lacy TODAY J R 0 b 1 n s 0 n w , 8 Sutton L,104 Angeles, 189; Welch, Los Angeles, l £ more tune-ups before I can really feel comfortable." prior to Wednesday’s double- Senior citizens always admitted FREE Johnson 1-35, Kob 1-17. Atlanta, Corbett 2 0 0 0 1 (11), Orioles; Jacksdh (10), OeCInces (15), 2:00 PGA Championship, ESPN 2 1 0 0 0 0 0 F y iondez, New York, IX ; Ryan, Houston, by ^ 1329 Middle Turnpike West ^ Stamps 2-12, Middleton 1-17, Seay 1-15, AngiHs; (taotti (X ), Twins; G a rd a (n , Blue 2 : » Mets vs. Cubs, Channel 9, W K H T WP— Blue. Fellow American Keith Talley, one of the top hurdlers in the header with the Chicago Cubs, BRETT JONES No one under IB admitted Cox 1-13, Griffin 1-11, Andrews 1-2, Benson BlvIevenW,11-10 9 5 2 2 0 7 Joys; Barrett (3), Red Sax; Yount (4), 7 :X Yankees vs. Brewers, Channel Umpires Homo, Brocfclandor; Hrst, tm m world with a season best of 13.31, w°as clearly outpaced, finishing denied making such racial rV % Manchester 1- 2. Umpires Home, Scott; First, Palermo, Brewers; Winfield (17), Yankees; Kingman 11, WPOP Ripploy; Second, Rennert; Third, Mon- Reardon, AAontreol, X ; OSmIth. marks. Cashen said Foster was 6 4 3 -16 9 9 MISSED FIELD GOALS—New York, Second, Cooney; Third, Kolser. (37),A's. 10:M USAC Midget Auto Racing, tagiie. se(K>nd at 13.68. 564-3391 ESPN Houstan,S; Worrell.St. Louls,22; Urtmith "pretty broken up” when Manager Schubert 43; Atlanta, Prindle 32. T — 2:X.A— 21,129. x-denotes grand slam T-0:38. A— 17JI44. Chicago, X; (taseoge, San Otago, W. 18 — MANCHESTER HERALD, Thursday. Aug. 7, 1986 MANCHESTER HERALD. Thursday. Aug. 7, 1986 — H

HOMES HOMES KIT ‘N’ CARLYLE ®by Larry Wright FOR SALE FOR SALE

CLASSIFIED ADVERTISING 643-2711 All real estate advertised Immaculate - 6 room t4aiHC2 OJeduicwT In the Manchester Herald Ranch, located on quiet Is sublect to thetfederal cul-de-sac. Newly Houi rt^ivy Business Property ...... 25 Fair Housing Act of 1968, pointed, newer 100 AM P T h i s H/ff Notices Entertafnment...... 53 Farm Supplies and Equipment___80 Resort Property ...... 26 which makes It Illegal to service. 3 bedrooms, Lost/Found ...... 01 Bookkeeping/Income ta x ...... 54 Offlce/Retoll Equipment ...... 81 advertise any preference, M ortgages ...... 27 Carpentry/Remodeling . RATES: 1 to 5 doys: 90 cents per line per day. large country kitchen, P e rs o n a ls ...... 02 Recreational Equipment...... 82 limitation or discrimina­ garage and nice yard. Wanted to B ov ...... 28 Polntlng/Paperlng... to 19 days: 70 cents per line per day. Announcem ents...... 03 Boots and M a rin e E q u ip m e n t...... 83 6 tion based on race, color, $114,900 Strano Real E st­ Auctions...... 04 RoofIng/SIdIng...... M u sic a l Item s...... 84 20 or m ore days: 60 cents per line per day. religion, sex or national ote 647-7653.0 F lo o rin g ...... F ln o n clo r...... 05 Rentals Cameras and Photo Equipment... 85 Minimum cBorge: 4 lines. v origin, or on Intention to E le c tric a l ...... Pets and Supplies...... make onv such prefer­ Rooms tor Rent...... 86 Large Victorian - Price Heating/Plumbing... Miscellaneous for Sole ...... 87 ence, limitation or dis­ Employment & Education Apartments for Rent.... DEADLINES: For classified odvertlsements to lust reduced on this Miscellaneous Services Too S a le s...... 88 be published Tuesday through Saturday, the crimination. The Herald "move In condition", his­ Condominiums for Rent will not knowingly accept Help Wanted...... 11 Services Wanted ...... Wanted to Buy/Trade ...... f9 deadline Is noon on the day before publication. toric home 11 room s, 5 Hom es fo r R e n t...... onv advertisement which SItuatlan Wanted ...... 12 For advertisements to be published Monday, bedrooms, vinyl sided, Store/Office Space ...... Is In violation of the law. garage with loft. Much Business Opportunities...... 13 Resort "Propertv ...... Merchandise the deadline Is 2:30 p.m. on Friday. Instruction...... 14 more! Owner anxious Industrial P r o p e r ty ...... Hollday/Seasonal...... 71 Automotive Columbia Loke- $129,900. Strano Real Est- Em ploym ent S e rv ic e s ...... 15 Woodlond Terrace. 5-6 MIscellc eous for Rent. Antlaues and Collectibles ...... 72 Cars for Sale ...... 91 READ YOUR AD. Classified advertisements are ote 647-7653.P______Roommates Wanted-. ... C lo th in g ...... '...... taken by telephone as a convenience. The bedrooms, 3 baths, over 1 73 Trucks/Vans for Sale ...... 92 Lovely Country Setting... Wanted to Rent ...... F u rn itu re ...... 74 Manchester Herald Is responsible for only one acre w ith a 150 toot lake Real Estate Campers/Trallers...... 93 frontage. Magnificent Yet It's close to town. /T TV/Stereo/Appllances...... 75 Motorcvcles/Mopeds ...... 94 Incorrect Insertion and then only for the size of Homes for Sale ...... 21 view, fireplace In livng Sparkling 6 room full Machinery and Tools ...... 76 Auto Services ...... 95 the original Insertion. Errors which do not <•7 Condominiums for Sale ...... 22 Services room, large enclosed dprmered Cope Cod. Lawn and Garden ...... ;j7 Autos fo r R e n t/L e a se ...... 96 lessen the value of the advertisement will not Large spacious rooms, 3 Lofs/Land far Sale...... 23 C h ild C a re ...... porch. Flexible financing Good Things to E a t ...... 78 Miscellaneous Autom otive ...... 97 be corrected by an additional Insertion. bedrooms, full, baths, Investment Property ...... 24 possible. $275K. Owner- 2 Cleaning Services ...... F u e l O II/C o a l/F Ire w o o d ...... 79 W anted to B u y/T rad e ...... 98 agent. 644-0139. fireplace, walk-out base­ ment. Gay City area In For Sole Bv Owners - 80 Hebron $116,900. Jackson , Jackson Real Estate Lorobee St, East Hart­ 8 'INVITATION TO IIO 647-8400 or 646-8646.Q Court of Probate, District of ford, on tot 100 X 300. Coll Manchester 649-9535 before 10am or The Manchester Public Notices You’ll foil In love... At­ $choolf solicits bids for N O Tiei OP HtAMNa A HELP WANTED HELP WANTED otter 4. ______IN RE; PAULA ANN liD [HELP WANTED HELP WANTED HELP WANTED HELP WANTED HELP WANTED tractive 9 r’oom Colonial AUDIO VISUAL EQUIP­ M E N T for the 1*86-1987 MATNEY Manchester New Listing, with 4 bedrooms, library, school year. Seoled bids will Pursuant to on order of Hon: Management Trainee. new kitchen, st floor William E. FitzGerald, Munson's Chocolote, Part time clerical hel- Nursery School teacher Babysitter for 6 month old Help Wanted- A chl^care Recreation Director- lovely 7 room Ranch, 3 1 be received until August 19, Entry level position for Route , Bolton Is now bedrooms, large living laundry, window green­ Judge, doted Auouest 5,1*86 I PERSONALS 6 p.tLoan Center) Approxi­ starting September. Must twins needed In my home •In the Verplanlc-School Meadows Manor Is seek­ 1986,2:00 P.M.; at which time o hearing will be held on an ambitious Individual. accepting applications room, den, fireplace, one house, aluminum siding, they wilt be publicly opened. m ately 20 hours per week. have bachelor's degree 2-3 days per week area. 2 boys, age 6 and 9. ing an energetic person application proylna for Company has profit shar­ for both full and part time car garage. Priced realis­ beautiful first floor fam­ The right Is reserved to re- For appointment please and teaching experience summers and school va­ One '/j day, one 2 hours. 5 w ith a desire to w ork with lect any and oil bids. Specifi­ change of name to Paula Ann J.W.M.- I know you now ing program and both retail sales persons. The coll 646-1700 ask for F. tic a lly at $112,000. U & R ily. $154,000. Jackson 8, Robaroe os In sold applica­ and I still love youl- with pre school children. cation off. Hlflstown Rd. days per week. Must be geriatrics and or develop cations and bid forms may be local and national growth full tim e hours are 9am to Corriveau or R. Carter. 10 hours a week. $7-S9 per Realty, 643-2692.a______Jackson Real Estate 647- secured at the Business Of­ tion on file more fully op- W.L.T. area. References. Call willing to transport to and m entally disabled Individ­ peors, at the Court of Pro­ opportunities. 649-4563. 4:30 pm Mondav-Frlday, Equal Opportunity hour. The Children’s 8400 or 646-8646.P______fice, 4$ North School Street, 6 4 9 - ^ . trom.school. Call 282-9465 uals. Interested appli­ Just listed Large two Manchester, Connecticut. bate on September 9,1986 at with full benefits. Part Employer. ’ P lace Inc. 643-5535. after 5. cants must meet min­ Price Reduction. This 10:00 A.M. U family with lovely stone goo-oo time hours are 4pm to 8pm Secretary/Bookkeeper, ______:£______. Mary Lou Taylor, imum state requirements fireplace and natural oak beautiful Forest Hills Co­ Clerk I announjbements and approximately 8 Carpenter- Experienced Teacher Aide wanted for full tIme/Accounts Recel- lonial has lust been re­ 011-00 hours on Saturday or Mature Sales Person for T.R.D.’s Including wood. Good location. Pos­ In remodeling. Call Ro­ Nursery school program. veable/Payoble/Cash re­ either q Bachelor's de­ duced to $164,900! AssTstant Newspaper Sunday, averaging. 20 wanted - part time hours sible office use. Coll today 8 bert Ja rv is, 643-6712. 18 hours a week. 8:30-3:30, conciliation, light typing, available. A p p ly In person gree In recreation or re­ rooms, 3 bedrooms, 2.5 I Lose 10 to Wpounds In 30 dealer wanted In Bolton. hours weekly. Coll 647- tor details Joyce G. Ep­ Monday, Wednesday, Fri­ and various cleHfol du­ Trim Fashions, Vernon lated field or on Asso­ baths, 2 cor garage, study, days. Herbollfe - Herb diet Call 232-9989 between 9om 8639 for appointment. stein Real Estate 647- K-Mart/Readers Market- day. $4.25 per hour, start­ ties. Conver»''i:onsft Shopping Center, Vernon. ciates degree In a related finished rec room with ^ pllMorm. 34.95 for 30 & noon, Monday through 8895.a n s s M i Merchandise employees, ing September. The Child­ tion Company, 77 Tollanc v^-4430. field or State Certifica­ fireplace and lots more. FOR M U ddv supply. Refundable If Legal Secretary- Medium Friday. Ask tor Michael. cashiers and stocks. Full ren's Place Inc. 643-5535. Tpke. tion. Earn $7.55 per hour Manchester. Aluminum Don't let this one slip by! dissatisfied with results. size suburban law firm and part time positions Approved nutritionally by Manchester High School ($7.80 otter probation) In sided Ranch, 3 good sized Jackson 8< Jackson Real Com oro 1977 V-e 350 4 Teenage Farm Help seeks full time legal secre­ are available. Experience Wanted Reliable Babysit­ 1981 Honda Accord LX, FDA. Other products for Growing South Windsor Is seeking applicants for a this port time position. bedrooms, fireplaced 12 x Estate 647-8400 o r 646- A/C, Cassette Stereo, speed, power steering, G Wanted. Apply at Corn tary and real estate clos­ not necessary. Many em­ ter for two young child­ stress, blood pessure, ar­ Plastic Company seeks port time position from Apply In person or send 12 living room, dining e646.g______Hatch Bock, $2495 or best power brakes, olr condi­ Crib, Buchlond Rd., South ing secretary. Good skills ployee benefits. Apply In ren, 2:30-11:00. M y home conscientious production resume to Meadows room and x lower tioning, stero, mags, ex­ thritis. Please Call 647- 6pm to 9pm. 5 days per 12 20 Manchester 3 bedroom offer. C all 646-8809. W indsor. 644-3260. and experience required. person Monday, Wednes­ preferred. C all 649-8502 workers for al I shifts. Own Manor 333 Bldwell Street level family room. Ap- cellent condition $2300 or 3777, 100 percent week to do telephoning. Ranch with In-law apart­ Salary commensurate day, Thursday and Friday fot* more Information. transportation necessary, Manchester CT. pllonced kitchen, covered APARTMENTS best offer. Must sell. Call ouoronteed.______Minimum wage - No be­ ment. $159,900. Peterm an PETS AND Chevy Cavalier 1983. Ex­ Mechanics- Experienced with experience. Good be­ from 10am to 4pm. Satur­ competitive hourly wage, front porch, hardwood FDR RENT Merchandise 872-1547. nefits. Contact Mr. Strle- Agency; 649-9404,647-1340, SUPPLIES TAD SALES cellent condition, outo- for service station. Must nefits and working condi­ day, noon to 4pm. K-Mart, career opportunity. Call Wanted Kennel Help. floors, newer roof and have own tools. Uniforms tions. C all 659-0569 for telmeler, Manchester 1 647-0080.______m atlc. A ir, A M /F m . $4500. 239 Spencer St. 528-9083. Board of Education, 647- Hard worker tor busy cor garage. D.W. Fish AM C Hornet- 1975 4 door Employment furnished. st or nd shift. Interview. C a ll 646-0680 otter 5pm. 1 2 3076. EO E. hording kennel. Full time Reolty 643-1591 or 871-1400. Government Homes from Manchester- 4 room, 2 Cheney Homestead Tail­ AM/PM cassette stereo, Blue cross and Blue shield Easy lAssembly Work! Assistant Newspaper Full and Part time posi­ or part time, early am $1(U repair). Delinquent bedroom, fully equipped gate Tag Sale. Saturday automatic, power steer­ available. Apply In per­ Full tim e m all order retail & Education $714.00' per 100. G uaran­ dealer needed In Andover tions available tor mature hours. Duties Including Cleon Cope. 3 good size tax property. Reposse- kitchen, year lease and ICLDTHING September 13 1986, 10- ing, good condition, $750. son. Sliver Lane Shell. 252 business needs a diversi­ Day care needed In Mar­ 1 teed Payment. No Sales. and Hebron area, reliable motivated Individuals tin school district, will cleaning, bathing, and bedrooms, fireplace, slons. Coll (805)687-6000. security deposit. $550 per Dog Crate, for 45-60 lb, 3pm. Sellers - $10 lawn fee. 643-1096. Spencer St., Manchester. fied self starter to help a Details—Send Stamped car needed. 'Gall 647-9639 with management Inten­ consider other school dis­ desk work. Immediate op­ modernized kitchen, rec Ext H-9965 for current month plus utilities. No Men's Custom mode troy bottom, folds flat to Buyers free admission. young growing company Envelope: Elan-855, 3418 room, breezeway and gar­ transport, $75 new, $50 or Parklng-refreshments- 1982 Toyota Corolla. 5 1984 Plymouth Horizon, with sales, filing orders mornings 9-1, evenings tions and potential. Good tricts, tor 6 year olds. enings. Apply In person repo list.______pets. Coll 649-0795. shoes 11AA Cost $89. Sell speed, air conditioning, Clerical- small office, di­ Enterprise, Ft. Pierce, FL otter 6pm. starting pay. Apply Two Hours before and after Tues - FrI. 10am to 5pm. age! High 90's "We Gua­ for $25. Four months old. best offer. 633-2468. faclllties. Call 643-0590 be­ 2.2 liter, 4 door, 5 spe^, I HELP WANTED and answering the tele­ 33482. rantee our Houses" Blan­ fore Labor Day to reserve AM/FM, new brakes. Ex­ olr conditioning, AM /FM versified duties, accounts Legs, K-Mart Plaza Man­ school. Call otter 5 646- Canine Holiday Inn, 200 ICDNDDMIHIUMS Vernon-VIctorlan Du­ 649-1170. cellent condition. $4,000. receivable, telephones, phone. Willing to train chard & Rossetto Real lawn space. stereo, excellent condi­ right applicant. Please Dental Surgical Assistant chester. 6434130. 5851. Sheldon Rd. Manchester FDR SALE plex, 6 rooms, 3 bed­ nMISCELLANEDUS 659-2436 Otter 5:30. Port Time Inserters record keeping, some typ­ LPN. Part time In physi­ - Team practice seeking 646-5971.______Estote 646-2482.0______I rooms, l >/2 baths, tion, $3500, 643-9797. ing. All benefits. Call 647- apply at Conn. Cane and cians office, 4 days FDR SALE Tag Sale - 85 Henry Street wanted. C all 647-9946, ask Reed Co. 205 Hartford Rd., career minded Individual Part-time office help Just Listed! Beautiful Bol­ remodeled. Insulated, gas 1984 Pontiac Flero, sun for Bob. 9137. weekly. Reply Manches­ to loin our quality oral needed tor East Hartford Cafeteria worker. RHAM South Village Condomini­ heat, parking, 5 minutes M anchester August 9th. 1977 Ford Country Squire Manchester CT. ton location. This 3 bed­ FURNITURE Toys, children's clothing roof, AM/FM cassette, wagon, power steering ter Herald Box N. Man­ surgery office. Expe­ distributor, 8am to 1pm. Jr. High School, 2'A hours ums. 3 room condomi­ to 1-84. $550, no pets, quiet block, 27,000 miles, tilt chester Ct. 06040. per day during school room l '/2 both home has RCA stereo radio and and household Items. and brakes, cruise, new rience preferred. Call Long term employment Experienced Hairdresser much to offer. Coll today. nium. 165 South St. No.42. and responsible please. wheel. $7450. 742-7163. RN-LPN. Baylor weekend year, $4.77 per hour. Coll record plover, beautiful broke lob, runs well. M in d y at 649-2272. with growth potential. needed with following. Rockville. Asking $45,900. 872-1684 after 5pm. positions available. High All Positions - Retail auto Diane LaFountaIn at 228- “ We Guarantee our cabinet, 4 prong cone Tog Sale - 18 Sterling $1400. Coll 646-7975. Call between 6 and 4:30, Please call 649-7666. Inquire at premises, or 1973 Fo rd FlOO, needs hourly rate. May add days parts chain has positions Houses’’ Blanchard & w alker, bond sow 568-4219. Ploce, 10-4. August 9th and Vocational Instructor hor­ 528-7123. 9474. Rossetto Real Estate 646- cal I 646-2426 weekdays 9 tc Pleasant room for mature w ork, 33” tires, $500 or RN Part Time to make full time position. for Assistant Manager ticulture. Developmen- 5 working gentleman, kit­ 10th. TRUCKS/VANS We offer a challenging Part-time- Student or Re­ 24B2.D ______best offer. Coll 649-8600. All Shifts Trainees, cashiers, full talty disabled adults. Weekend/Full and Part chen prtveledges, park­ 2 odlustoble brass look '"f ' environment with a tiree to help pump gas. Spa shells- factory se­ T ag Sale- August 7 and 8.9 |g£j FOR SALE and part time, salesper­ $11,000-$13,000. Send re­ time hiring now, Parkade Flexible hours. Cal,) West Side 2 Family. At­ ILDTS/LAND ing, near bus line. Refer­ floor lamps, 1 tent style, 1 1983 Pontiac. Full size. growth oriented facility. son, full and part time. We Real conds or domoged In to 5. 68 Oak St. M oving. sume to: Hockanum In­ Health Shoppe. Knowl­ Steve, Spruce Street tractive 5-5 with screened FDR SALE ences required. 647-9033. shell style$20eoch,plne15 transportation. to Grand Prix, automatic, LPN Full and Part Time Please contact Crestfleld offer a competitive salary piece stereo TV, book $200 Furniture plus many 1965 Chevy Pickup. Runs dustries Greenhouse, edge of vitamins a plus, M o b il 649-3487. In side porch, separate $800 os Is. Coll evenings or power brakes and steer­ Convalescent Home/Fen- and benefits package with Attn: Sara Beardsley Estate heating systems, 2 cor Manchester - Excellent shelf or whatever wall Items. well, new exhaust, radial 3 to 11 / 11 to 7 646-8178. Land for sale In Willing- weekends. 742-6469. ing. AM /FM cassette. Cor wood Manor, Manchester excellent opportunity for Manager Po Box 136 garage. Coll tonight “ We newer 4 room apartment, unit - great tor den, kids tires, $250 or best offer. Ct 643-5151. Part-time secretary. Ex­ ton, 3 building lots 1.85 to Tog Sole-Fridav and Sat­ In excellen t condition, Coll evenings 649-2547. We offer you the opportunity to complete our nursing advancement. Apply In Mansfield Depot Ct 06251 cellent typing, diversified Guarantee our Houses" stove, refrigerator, refer­ room, con point, $120 15.7 Cubic Foot Hotpoint must sell. $3900 or best person at Motor Mart 4.15 acres. 36,000 to 48,000 633-2468. urday, rain or shine 9am team and to work with a staff of’dedicated individuals. EOE. duties, willing to learn HDMES Blanchard & Rossetto ences, security. No pets. upright freezer. 5501b. ca­ offer. 643-8692. We've recently Increased our starting wage and our Auto Supply, 830 Sliver Real Estate 646-2482.D frontage on private pond $565 Includes heat and hot to 2pm, 451 Glenwood St. 1975 Chevy Von custom­ word processing. Opening FDR SALE pacity. Free. 646-6754. ized. Must be seen. $5000 comprehensive benefit package Is, prorated for part Pillowtex Corporation Lane East Hartford Ct. Clerical - Full time posi­ and quiet road. Wooded water. 649-4003. Computer table $100. Ex­ off Oak or Autum n St. Old RN-LPN Meadows Manor available September 1st. with Mountain Laurel. CARS or best offer. Day 647-1774 time employees. Ask us about pay in'lieu of benefits. We now hiring production tions available In pleasant cellent condition. 646-8685. glass, dolls, toys, tins, old I w orkers in the M anches­ Gas Station attendant Is seeking an RN for o full C all 647-4690 or 649-4586, Manchester, Immaculate, East Hartford- Spacious 4 Terms and negotiable. furniture, lots of goodlesi or evenings 228-0579. Ask offer paid orientation and a modified weekend Baylor office environment. ext. 269. Manchester- new 3 bed­ FOR SALE ter plant. No experience part-time, neat' appear­ time 11-7 Supervisory po­ good sized 3 bedroom bedroom raised Ranch. Principals only. Call.487- For Sole Maple kitchen for Fred. plan per diem nurses welcome. For more Information Health Insurance/benef- sition. Charge Nurse posi­ room duplex, 1'/2 baths, necessary, will train. ance, will train, apply Cape. 12 X 16 fireplaced Fireplace, finished rec. 1771 or 429-1998 evenmgs set, 6 chairs, table, buffet. please call DNS at Canterbury Villa of Wllllmantic. 423- Its program available. tions are available on a Cabinet maker, 3 to 5 ro o m , 2 c a r g a rag e. wall to wall carpeting, One golden eagle com­ Please apply 49 Regent Vernon Shell, 875-5450. Free parking. Experience living room, newer for­ and weekends. appliances, no pets, $725 $50. Coll 646-2003. Automotive 2597. part time basis on all years experience. Must mica kitchen , dining' $139,900. M ilne Real Est­ pound bow, one vork com­ WORLD OF WHEELS 7 St. 646-1737. using adding machine. plus utilities, 1'/2 month shifts. Benefits available hove hand tools. Fu ll tim e room , - l '/2 baths, over­ ate, Inc. Realtors 528-6573, 2 piece living room rec- pound center shot bow. Typing skills helpful. $4.25 or excellent no benefit erhplovment and benefits. 569-4161. I^IHVESTMENT security, references, 728- C oll 649-8875 otter 7pm. to $5.00 an hour depending sized garage. Deep Park EilPRDPERTY 7739, after 6 646-4075. llner, 2 end tables and FACTORY ROOFERS and rate. It Interested call C all 742-5317, 8:30 to 5:00, like yard with stockade lamps, drop leaf table, I CARS INVOICE AUG. SALE on experience. Apply In M rs. Gibbs, 647-9191. Monday thru Friday. 3 bedroom Colonial 1'/2 Sole! 50 per cent off! ROOFERS HELPERS. person. Prague Shoe Co. fence, concrete patio and twin bed(new mattress) FDR SALE grape arbors. V inyl siding baths, hardwood floors, Invest Today I In this mod­ iQ a i HDMES 649-4508 Flashing arrow signs Experience In built-up 200 Pitkin Street East Soles Associates needed- Carpenters needed - Im­ oak wood work, newer $2691 Lighted, non-orrow WE NEED YOU!!! Hartford. $114,900 D.W. Fish Realty ern 5 unit building. Prime 1 ^ 1 FDR RENT 3.85% 4.88% rooting and rubber ap­ Full and part time posi­ mediate openings for ex­ kitchen. Porter Street $2591 U n llg h te d $229! 643-1591 o r 871-1400.D Manchester location, Chocolate brown vinyl 1978 Dodge Challenger. IMMEDIATE OPENINGS!!! plication. Good oppor­ tions available for fall In perienced Carpenters. All area. $127,900 646-0407. near hospital. Good In­ (Free letters) Few left. Security Officers - Elllng- several areas. Some posi­ rooms, 2 baths, no couch 7' long ! Excellent See locally. 1(800)423- $750. Coll 643-1108 days, FOMO - LINCOLN - MCMCUMV - BUCK * CHBVMOLBT - TOYOTA tunity for people with phases of construction. Immaculate 3 bedroom come "We Guarantee our 5 condition, $200. Dunlap - NI8SAN/DATBUN - JAGUAR - QMC TRUCK - RONTIAC » ton/Vernon line. $5 per tions available imme­ children, no pets, availa­ 0163, anytim e. 647-9557 evenings. CADILLAC - BmCK - SUZUKI ~ M NtW/OUMO A RIO. N Gerber Scientific Products has the following openings at our Batson aggressive and growing Full time employment roomV Ranch on lovely Home-Brand new '/2 du­ Houses" Blanchard 8, Stud Snow tires H-7, used hour. Fulltim e third shift. diately. Please apply In ble September 1st. Call company. Call 282- and benefits. C all 742-5317, landscaped lot. Large plex now under construc- Rossetto Real Estate 646- one season, $50. Coll 742- 8TIRHEN HAS fURCHAStO THE LIQUIDATED INVENTORY OF A NtB- Drive and Nutmeg Road facilities: Part time Oil shifts, wee­ person to Manchester D & 649-9600. 0711. EO E. 8:30 to 5:00, M onday thru country kitchen, tire- tlon, 3 bedroom, 2482. 5633. 8AN/DATSUN DEALER NO LONOSR IN BUSINESS. UNITS BELOW ORIOI- kends. Must be over 18. L, Manchester Parkade. NAL INVOICE AT SPECIAL FACTORY LIOUIOATION SALES. NOW STI- Roll-Off Machine Ability to lift up to 75 lbs., good figure aptitude, Friday. ' placed llvingroom, beau­ basement, wall to wall Car and telephone neces­ tiful deck and much more. carpeting, 1 '/2 baths, vinyl PHEN OFFERS THESE CAR A TRUCK UNITS TO YOU AT SUBSTANTIAL Operators: nrethodical for identifying discrepancies, ability sary. C all 527-0225. r e s d r t STDRE AND Water bed, king size, good 1977 Cordoba - All the SAVINQ. MOST BELOW THE ORIGINAL INVOICE COST. Baby Sitter wanted - tor 26 Ottered at $121,900. Jo yce siding, $115,900. C all B o­ shape, asking $200. Coll 3 Oval gold leaf look to maintain and operate automatic punching month old, part time G. Epstein Real Estate land Brothers 649-2947. PRDPERTY DFFICE SPACE mirrors, vanity, dining toys, power brakes and FORD LINCOLN MERCURY Earn Hundreds weekly oj 646-2139. steering, air conditioning, machine. Entry level - willing to train. HELP WANTED: days. References re­ Soft Slippers 647-8895.D N N room, hall or bedroom. home! Be flooded with quired. In your home or Wethersfield. Under con­ MIsquamIcut- 4'/2 rooms, Beautiful, perfect condi­ power seats, power win­ NEW im EKMT TIWNCAN CMMMM various offers! Details? dows, white leather Inte­ Packers: Willingness and ability to move large and heavy MASSEUSE ours. Call after 6pm, 643- struction 30ft X 48ft duplex heated, walking distance tion. $200 for all 3, or $75 Female preferred, full or Send self-addressed 9540. INVITATION TO BID . Pick your own Interior. to beach, families only, each. 633-2468. rior. Needs minor work materials. Forklift experience a plus! stamped envelope to: PO SMALL Sealed bids will be received Completion dote No­ $800 or best offer 646-7835. part time. Good atmos­ available 8/23 thru 9/6. Wilson Business Offices Oak 24” Bor stools, swl- BOX 447 Cllffwood NJ. Mechanic- East Hartford MEDIUM In the G en eral Services' of­ vem ber 1st. $179,500. 633- i 0OOf sko o n d M o n phere. Excellent clientele. fice, 41 Center St., Manches­ $400 weekly. C all 643-0491. and Support Services. vol, brass rolls and per­ Blueprint Clerk: Organized, responsible person to make blue­ 07721. area, competitive salary, 8317. 1974 Dodge Dart Coupe, In the Windham area. Ex­ URGE ter, CT until 11:00a.m. on the Furnished offices, secret­ fect condition, original medical plan, paid vaca­ autom atic, 318 V -8 engine, > 5,995 > 14,499 ^ . 9 9 9 prints in our Drafting Dept. Ability to work cellent Income potential. date shown below for the fol­ arial service, reception, over $100 each; $89 or best Person needed to do light tion, holidays, must have low ing; Manchester Brendan I REAL ESTATE Oak and Brass 52" celling good condition, $800, An­ without direct supervision. Familiarity with blue­ CAU AFTER S.-00 P.M. lanitorlal work, odd lobs telephone answering, otter. 633-2468. dover. Coll 742-8666. ■iSUllLU CADILLAC BUICK own tools, 5 day, 45 hour A U G U S T 22, 1986- Woods, early American I WANTED word processing and cop­ ton with light. 3 speeds prints helpful. Entry level. 456-7565 and errands. Must have week. C a ll Leo 528-1002. 4-WHEEL DUMP TRUCK homes. Open House Sun­ with reverse. Like new, •IM M AM •EMH lEVIUi M PMM kit REt good driving record and WITH PLOW & PLOW ier facilities. Level H 1972 VW Super Beetle. EOE. days 12-4, Manchester, Privote party looking for BECAUSE YOU never original 400, will sell $200 Clerk Typists: Office experience required; organized; accurate; good work habits. Excel­ FRAME Watkins Center, 935 Main Needs work; doesn't run. Glastonbury line. Rte. 83 single-family home on know when someone will or best offerf«633-2468. lent position for a retired HIGH BAND DASH MOUNT St., Manchester. 647-0073. 649-8241. Keep trying. ^ typing skills of 40-50 wpm, computer exp. helpful; Part-time shlpplng/re- MOBILE RADIOS Peterman Building Co. first Bolton Lake. Reply be searching for the Item gentleman. Apply In per­ celvlng. Flexible hours. Coll 649-9404, 647-1340, 647- you hove for sole. It's 2- 6’ X 9’ area rugs - 1 sir oondWon sir oondMon Hr oondHten knowledge of business machines, personable. A t t e n d a n t A U G U S T 26, 1986- to P.O. Box 9125, Bolton, 1964 Rambler American son, Dave Wlltse Schaller C a ll 6464)610. A sk fo r Bob FURNISH 8. INSTALL 0080. Moln St. Manchester Ex­ better to run your wont ad novllo style with browns, CT 06040. classic red convertible. Font Assembler: for busy full service gas Acura 345 Center Street o r Adele. FUEL DISPENSING cellent location. 600 to lo r several days... cancel­ beiges, block, gray, rust; >9,995 >16,995fl4 ,4 9 5 Willing to do re p e titive work; blueprint reading Manchester. 1800 square feet. $250 In­ New top and Interior. station, Monday through SYSTEM Immaculate, well main­ ing It os soon os you get 1 block, white, gray required: light assembly. Willing to train. ONE OF THE good habits cludes heat, lanitor and Rebuilt lost year, runs DATSUN/NISSAM- TOYOTA CHEVROLET Friday 3 -8 pm, Saturday Woman wanted port time The Town of Manchester Is tained 7 room oversized braided shag 100 per cent Laundry workers. Full or thrifty people hove deve­ parking. 649-5334 or 643- results. good and looks good. hours in the Fall. Apply in tor gift shop, Thursdays on eouol opDortunItv em­ full dormered Cape. 3 or 4 wool, $50 each. 633-2468. NEW m tENTM NEW« TENCEL CMANI Material Handler: Must be physically fit to do heavy lifting. Some part time, benefits. Cupid ployer, and requires on affir­ loped Is dally reading of $1,000 or best offer. Call person: 12-6, Saturdays 9-5. A p p ly bedroom s, 1 Vi baths, 1 car 7175. services. 289-1527. E O E mative action policy for oil of the ads In classified. 635-1998 anytim e. - blueprint reading experience. Must be able to L ift The Latch G ift Shop , Its Contractors and Vendors attached garage, formal That's iNhere they find ITV/8TERED/ 19" Sony Trinitron color Barry’s Texaco 977 Main Street. os a condition of doing busl- dining room, eat In kit­ TV, works fine, 3 years read, write and have a command of the English Medical Receptionist - value buys. APPLIANCES 1976 Lincoln Continental 318 Adams Street 'ness with the Town, os per chen, fireplace In living old. $125 or best offer. I doof S door ■KeondNon language. Basic math required. Manchester Full or part time for busy Federal Order 11246. rbom, poneM rec room, 633-2468. Mach IV. Very good con­ Sm all grow th oriented In­ dition, fully equipped. Manchester family prac­ strument company has Bid forms, plans and specifi­ laundry r^ovn, workshop. Office Space- on busy 9 Mechanical For Sole Air Conditioner- >5j895 > 5,995 *7^995 Entry level. 1 yr. Tech, school. Able to operate tice. Heavy phone con­ cations ore available at the Nicely landscaped fenced ro u te 83. M a n ch e ste r- $2500, negotiable. C all 569- full time opening In ship­ General Services' office. 6000 B T U 's . E m e rso n , Technician: various hand and machine tools. Understanding tact, terms and hours In level yard. Desirable Vernon town line. For­ 0370. ping department with ad­ TO W N O F used less than one month. flexible. C all 646-6484. location, many unique Rentals merly Insurance com­ 500 TRUCKS MUST BE SOLD of fractions and decimals. Fast learner. , Permanent part vancement opportunity, MANCHESTER, CT. $159 or best offer. 6444)519. 1977 Honda Civic hatch ROBERT B. WEISS, features. $128,500. C all 646- pany tenant. 646-5707. Brand new hospital bed i .. l a ) . all benefits. Call Pat 633- back, air conditioning, Production 2 yr. degree-Mfg./Industrlal concentration OR 2 time tellers Putnam Automobile and/or Truck 0277. GENERAL MANAGER 1949. Principals only. dhd wheel choir for sole. #f VOLUME TRUCK CENTER Mechanic/Full time me­ 014-08 rodlo/cossette, low mi­ Ping. Coord.: years experience in a production environment. Bridge, East Hart­ APARTMENTS MACHINERY $1000. C a ll 647-7646 after leage, very good condi­ chanic wanted. Must be Manchester - Lovely 6 6pm. s p e c i a l o « T R U C K S m Computer experience, MRP systems knowledge ford and Burr experienced and have Part Time Sales person, 3 FDR RENT AND T0DL8 tion. $1500 649-6941. nights and Saturdays and room ranch on very prl- I I q o JRDOMMATES THESE UNITSNITS PURCHASEDPURC FROM A DEALER OUT OF BUSINESS. a plusi Able to read blueprints and good figure Corner, Manchester tools. Excellent pay and vote % acre In Forest Attention Crafts people: 86 NIS8AN/.DAT8UN NEW SS NI88AML4x4 NEW benefits. Inquire at M and an occasional Sunday. I WANTED 76 P ly m o u th V o lo r e aptitude. Harvey's Dresses and C rochet Hills, 3 bedroom, IV2 •30 Locust St. 2nd floor, 4 2 Hand mowers. Very 1000 yards of ribbon and S’: Offices. Apply 923 M Service Station, Rt. 6, baths, fireplaced living Wagon with good battery, Sports W ear. 646-3100. room, heated apartment. good condition. Coll 643- lace. C all ; Joan 649-6746 muffler and all season Main St., Manches­ Bolton. room , eat In kitchen, 2 car Program College credits in the field of engrg. or business No appliances. Security. 4621. ____ 4pm to 9pm, Monday thru tires. Best otter 649-4899. Manager’s Aide: ter 646-1700. , garage. Large deck with $520 monthly plus utilities. Friday. admin, a plus! Work experience from military or awning. $129,900. C all 646- C all 646-2426. W eekdays 9 I LAWN AND 75 Volkswagen rabbit, > 5 .7 9 5 on the job training. Able to work independently, 6847. Roommate wanted- 3 bed­ cubic foot chest freezer. are in the to 5. DARDEN 6 good condition, low miles. FORD CMC CHEVROLET room home- West Hort- Like new. Selling to get motivated and organized. $1200. 649-2185. Manchester Manchester - Large 3 Manchester- 2 bedrooms. ford/Hortford line. Refur- money to remodel house. NIMNIENNEW NEWMI-ia Talaearvica 2 yr. degree - Business or Marketing. Personable, PART TIME family on Center Street. 2nd floor, heat and ap­ blshed Victorian. Chrysanthemums- dig 649-0776. By owner, $180X100. C all Beautiful condition. Mo- your own. 20 varieties. 550 . 0 9 ^ Technician: ability to deal with customers, minimum of 1 year Herald pliances. No pets. Secur­ CUSTODIAN OUTSIDE SALES! 649-9367 after 5pm. ity. $575 month.Coll 646- delyn, 242-9739. Lisa, 236- Bush Hill R d . Customer Service experience, technically Inexpensive and eaay to everyday. 3979, 1808. A vailab le August 1st. Monchester. MISCELLANEDUS MISCELLANEOUS 6 inclined. needed by the South crochet . . • soft loafers Manchester 6 room Co­ FOR SALE FOR SALE Windsor Board of for comfort. / lonial, two car garage, Manchester - 2 bedroom, Responsible ponsmoker • 5 ,8 9 5 > 6.199 % 6 9 5 alum inum siding $106,900. ISnBOATS/MARtNE Syatama Entry level. Must be able to do repetitive work and Education. 3Vi houra No. 5SS4 has crochet second floor, no pets, to shore 3 bedroom duplex TOYOTA TOYOTA SUZUKI Do you like kids? directions ‘for 'Women’s mart Peterman Agency, 649- In M anchester. S300 per IS g J EQUIPMENT Check Out: follow instructions. Mechanically inclined. Duty daily. 5pm to 8:30 pm stove and refrigerator. Small, Medium and 9404, 647-1340, 647-0080. $475 a month plus utilities. month, references and 1 Hit TON NEW n M n iN E w NEARLY NU AS LOW AS r* Is primarily to test products for accuracy. (hours flexible). 5 Do you have a' car? Large Sizes inclusive. hoppers 646-1379. months security required. 16 toot Mod River canoe, days weekly. Excel­ Manchester - TImrod Rd. 289-1709. P le a s e le a ve Ta t r it r , ta id \2 M , t«r aach 7 room - Ansaldl built paddles Included. Used SHOPPE QSP offers an excellent benefits p^kage which includes medical, lent opportunity for Mttera, piss 809 tar pastsif aaO 3 rooms, quiet area, remo­ ^passage. tour times. Excellent con­ a a a iilii. Shop the raised Ranch, 3 bed­ dental and life insurance, pension plan and tuition reimbursement. retired person. In­ Available evenings? rooms, eat-ln kitchen, for- deled, porch,,yard, ap­ dition. S800. Please call 366 Main Street Qualified candidates may apply at our facility or send a resume with quire In person only. iCI£jK58rT9aiflO mdl dining roomi Living pliances Included. $485 a 643-4942 Otter 6pm o r ,647- (In Phllbrick Agency Building • 5 .8 9 5 • 5 ,9 9 5 l 8n.tfaMrtHt Classifieds. •7.995 8 am to 3:30 pm. 11 8 room with fireplace'and month plus utilities and 9946 8:30 • 5:30. A sk tor /eon Rusaell & Haynes Sts.) salary history to: Neo Ttrt, N.T. ISMt security. Available Sep­ Bob. South Windsor Prlit Naas, AidrsM n IUi ZIP bullt-ln bookcases, fire­ WANTED PERSONNEL DEPT. Excellent part-time earning co a l m i tqlt NaMr. placed family room with tem ber 1st. C a ll otter 6pm , 646-2073 Board of Education, Manchester TDRBIT 985 Sylvan 14' aluminum' SPECIAL: Over 200 f - wood stove. Hardwood 649-1340.______H o u rs 10 -4 , Mon.-Sat. 1737 Main St„ South potential. Call Susan 643-2711, boot with 9.8 Mercury GERBER SaENTinC PRODUCTS, INC. lectiona and • FREE floors throughout. New Beby Furniture, Toyt, Clothing, V / / WORLD 0^ WHEELS Herald Male or Female or couple Middle age working cou­ outboard motor, EZ i s a i - * 151 Batson Drive Windsor, Facilities 1-5:30 P.M. Pattora Soetlon ia U ib wall to wall. 1 full, 2 holt Slte»: Newborn-14 Manchester, CT 06040 Services Depart­ ALBUM. Jaat $».M. 643-2711 baths. 16 X 30 (pressure . wanted to rent 1 large ple looking for 2 bedroom looder trailer with lock BRIS'OI 5fi96?ll HTFD 548 S!i!)5 1097 FARMINGTON »vf treated) deck. car gor- ’ room furnished. Com­ apartment with applian­ wheel, 1 year old, used EOE M/F/HA/ ment, AA EOE M/F. MOUstCUaieNl 8:30 a.m.-5:00 p.m. 2 ces. Coll 64M099 or 646- very little. S19D0. Coll OFF Summer Clothing WFRifOMlB?? I 80089? 1001 RT 8 BRIR'Ol 0-m ■■am - OM m t aar. tm oge. 8164,900. B v owner. plete use of apartment. Brats ■MMl M V m M B S S M k PCincIpalt only. 643-4185. C o ll 649-7911. 9133 days. 649-4810. - I to — MANCHESTER HERALD. Thursday. Aug. 7. 1986

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White House deputy press secre­ TOWN FAIR DISCOUNTS ONE OF THE LARGEST SELECTIOHS OF' tary Peter Roussel. blew up today at a crowded No one claimed responsibility for the two earlier bombings, FIHE QUALITY IMPORTED TIRES EAST OF THE MISSISSIPPI Reagan scrapped tentative shopping area in Moslem west IMPORTS BRIDGESTONE • CONTINENTAL • DUNLOP plans to fly to Camp David for the Beirut, killing 17 people and which touched off fears of further PIRELLI -MICHELIN -GISLAVED wounding 83, police said. revenge attacks. A L l-S E A S O N weekend, and Roussel would not YOKOHAMA - SEMPERIT - GOODYEAR The attack, for which there was A total of 66 people were killed 155R12...... explain why. •35 Better Quality MIAUELIN IMPCfiTii no immediate claim of resposibil- and 301 wounded last August in ‘ 155R13...... •M Reagan appeared in good health Importediipc . Sports Car 1558012...... •41 1758014.... •84 ity, was the third deadly car three car bombings within four 165R13...... •N STEEL' BELl TErED RAOIALS 1488013...... m 1858014.... *88 In pictures taken Thursday. He has 175/708013. ^84 bombing in the Lebanese capital in days in both sectors of the city. 165R1S...... ‘ 48 155R12...... »2t 175R14...... M i 1558013...... •44 not been seen in public since 1658013...... 186/708013.. •N less than two weeks. 175R14...... •47 145R13...... 175/70R13. •48 The Ein Rummaneh and Barbir 1858014...... •81 186/708014.•Ol Wednesday, and there were no 185/80R13 ... 185R14...... •4t ISSRIS*...... *32 185/70R13 ...M l Police had earlier reported 25 attacks were followed by a rash of 165R13...... *SS 185n0fl14....MJ ------M IC H LL IN y h x plans for any appearances over the 175/70R13... .*45 people killed, but issued the small bombings in Christian east 175/75R14 ... 165R15...... *3f 195770R14....M9 165/70HR365 weekend, and perhaps before 185/70R13... ■ •47 ...... *89 correction after double-checking Beirut in which four people were 185/75R14 ... 180/6SH0390 ...... *99 n Tuesday when he is to fly to 155/80R13...... *35 185/70R14... .•4» — ErONOMVftAblAL with various hospital morgues. killed and 57 wounded last week. 155/60R13...... 190/6500390...... ‘ 1 0 9 II Illinois. 185/80ni3...... *41 165/80013...... ‘37 195/75R14 .. .*68 195/70R14... •85 SPORTS TIRES They said the Fiat contained IIQ 175/60R13...... ‘44 185/80013...... »40 155R12...... *17 1S6R14...... *17 Faced with persistent questions 205/70R14 ...*72 VOKOHAMA 1] pounds of explosives and had been 185/80R13...... *47 185/75014...... ‘41 155R13...... *17 175/70R13 . .*»4 about Reagan’s schedule and 155Rt3...... *M 185/70R13... ,*U 165/75R14...... *42 195/75014...... ‘42 205/75R15 ...*77 155012...... •41 1 185015...... * U II parked in front of Al-Bashaer 165R15...... *34 1S5/70R14 ....*»• possible tests, Roussel said, “ The 185/75R14...... ‘4S 205/75014...... ‘44 215/75R15 ...*77 B^?IDGESTONE 145043...... •41 1 175/708013..•88 If apartment building by a woman 205/75R14,....'., ...... *49 175H14...... *•• president is absolutely fine.”’ 215/75014...... *48 156013...... •44 185/708013 . *M | about 25 years old, who apparently 215/75R14...... *83 205/75015...... »44 225/75R15 ...*79 155R13..;.. •53 155013...... •48 156/708014.. •Ol 1 Asked if the president had had a American 205/75R15...... MS 176B14...4. •81 106/708014. | left the scene before the bomb went 215/75015...... *47 235/75R15 ...*87 165R13...... •5 7 (pntinenidl 1 .*88 recurrence of his colon cancer, 215/75R15...... *52 225/75015...... ‘50 t 4' off. 225/75R15...... *55 FAMOUS BRAND BUY! 175/70R13.. •6 6 1S5R13...... *fl 1«5/70SR13..*M Roussel said, “ Not that I ’m aware 235/75015...... *52 1S5R13...... *•« Hospitals broadcast urgent ap­ 185/70R14.. •74 1S67708Rt4 .*7a RELLI o f." A i 175R14...... *M 106/70SR14 .*7t diplomat 155R13...... peals for blood donations to treat 195/70R14.. ‘ 79 1B5R14...... *M 206/70HRU .*9f 1S5/70SRH... Questions arose about Reagan’s HtraM photo by Roch* 165R13...... *4f t95/70SR14. the casualties. 175/70SR13.,*tt ie5/e6TR1S..*7t 175/70SR13. health when Roussel suggested r About 21 tons of grain desticMd-for ation Inc. of Manchester. The Co-op la The blast, which came Just that Reagan might undergo a before noon in Tarik Jedideh keeps post TRAXX W.W. urinalysis test sometime before Georgia aita in Biii Mordasky'a (left) donating the grain to heip farmers in the district, scarred the facades of ■175/80013...... ‘46 Monday! The president, attempt­ truck as the Stafford Springs farmer drought-stricken southeast and Bill left Al-Bashaer and, another seven- 195/75014 ...... *55 ing to set an example for a 215/75R15...... ‘ 64 talks with his father, John, Thursday at this morning to deliver It. To the right is story apartment building. A dozen drug-free workplace, had been shops on the buildings’ ground scheduled to undergo the drug test the Central Connecticut Co-op Associ- the mill superintendent, Charles White. WASHINGTON (AP) - US. floors, were demolished, their ambassador to South Africa Her­ on Monday, along with Vice contents strewn over a lOO-yard man Nickel, whose depature from President George Bush and senior radius. Pretoria last month provided the White House staffers. Firefighters controlled the blaze Reagan administration the occa­ OMl Of THl UKOIST SlUCTIOHS Of UinA-HlOH m fO KM AIKl tU B t U t Of Roussel said the drug test would '■'■^Gooclrich GOODYEAR EAGLE GT Manchester grain shipment in the two apartment buildings sion to advance the names of take place Monday “ if not sooner.” after two hours. Twenty cars were 5 RADIAL T'A Outline White Letters potential successors, is returning 10S/7OR13. . COM P. T/A Asked what might take place reduced to piles of charred and to his post. Raised White Letters 185/70R14. . 18S/70VR13 . . ... * 1 0 8 over the weekend, Roussel said, ■ 175/70R13...... -69 195/70R14. . 2 0 S /6 0 V R 1 3 ____ . ..* 1 2 0 twisted metal. Detached utility Ambassador Nickel "will be CUSTOM 18S/70R13...... -72 195/60R14. 19S/60VR14 . . . . * 1 4 4 “ I ’m not aware of any procedu 1 9 S / 7 0 R 1 3 ...... -7 5 205/70R14. . 19S/70VR14 ...... *110 cables dangled from poles. 155/80R13...... ‘ 33 205/75R15...... ‘ 60 205/70VR14 ...... * 1 2 4 returning sometime in August,” '195/60R13 -76 205/60R14. or test.” However, he would not Four charred bodies drere POLYSTEEL 185/80R13...... ‘ 48 215/75R15...... ‘ 6 8 - .a05/70R 13...... -7 9 21S/60R14. . 215/60VR14 ...... * 1 4 0 Meaves for parched South State Department spokeswoman 185/70R14 *78 22S/70R15. . 185/70VR1S ...... *1 1 0 address the question of a checkup. brought out of a burned car, among 185/75R14...... ‘ 50 225/75R15...... ‘ 65 t95/70R14 -8 0 215/65R15. 205/60VR15 ...... * 1 8 0 Sondra McCarty said today. She 23S/60VR1S ■ ‘1^70 Asked specifically if Reagan had 195/75R14...... ‘ 55 235/75R15...... ‘ 70 205/70R14 -6 6 245/60R15. . them a baby. Onlookers sobbed declined to give an exact date for 155/80R13...... *33 ■S15/70R14...... -9 0 2 55 /6 0R 1 5 . GOOBVEAr S f a health condition or would un­ 205/75R14...... ‘ 59 BRAND N A M E BUY! ‘^A1S/60R14...... -0 7 By John F. Kirch farmers to supply hay and grain to said. "Twenty tons, it doesn’t go when the infant’s |^dy, fists his return or say how long he would 185/80R13...... ‘ 56 205/75R14...... ‘68 165/80R13...... ‘35 a2S/70R14 -9 4 Wtilt* Letters dergo any checkup or treatment. 175/80R13...... *37 24S/60R14...... «96 VOKOHAMA 2 1 5 / 7 0 1 0 4 ...... -9 0 Herald Reparier the south. very far. If they don’t send more clenched, was laid on a stretcher. stay. 175/75R14...... ‘ 56 15/70R15...... -9 2 2 2 S / 7 0 R 1 5 ...... - 9 0 Roussel said, “ If there's anything 215/75R15...... ‘72 185/80R13...... *39 825/70R15...... -9 7 185/60H R 13 2 3 5 / 6 0 R 1 4 ...... *07 ’’It’s one farmer helping and more, it’s really not going to Glass shards littered the streets Nickel left South Africa for a 205 /6 0H R 1 3 with regard to his activity over the 195/75R14...... ‘64 225/75R15...... ‘ 75 195/75R14...... *39 a35/70R15 . 18S/60H R 14 2 4 5 / e O R IS ...... - 0 2 In a pasture not far from his another,” Mordasky said Thurs­ help that much. It’s only postpon­ awash with water from fire engine vacation in early July. Adminis­ 205/75R14...... *42 o in '‘ 195/60HR 14 ------PIHELU P-6------weekend that you should know 20S /60H R 14 day afternoon. ing the death of the cows.” hoses. tration officials then began men­ 205/75R15...... ‘68 235/75R15...... ‘ 79 STEEL BELTED WHITEWALL 215/75R14...... ■.‘44 185/80HR14...... bam, Robin Aldridge can hear his a 0 5 .6 0 H R 1 3 ...... -0 9 2 25/60H R 14 ..*•0 about, I can assure you we would According to one farmer at the Syrian and Lebanese troops, as 205/75R15...... *42 1 8 5 .6 0 H R 1 4 ...... -1 0 4 195/60H R 15 195/80HH14...... cows’ agony. They are starving tioning President Reagan’s desire 16S/80R13 .‘58 195/75R14. »69 215/75R15.‘ 79 9 5 .6 0 H R 1 4 ...... - l O e 2 0S /6 0H R 15 196/eOHRIS...... announce it in plenty of time ... 215/75R15...... »44 2 5 .6 0 H R 1 4 ...... -1 1 9 Mordasky, who drove his own cooperative who asked not to be well as Moslem militiamen, cor­ to appoint a black to the position. 185/70R14 .‘66 195/75R15. ‘ 72 smomnumsiiJ 5 215 /6 0V R 1 S 205/60HR13...... and there is nothing to eat. 225/75R15...... ‘46 1 9 5 .6 0 H R 1 S ...... -1 0 9 205 /S 5V R 1 6 205/80HR19...... *110 “ Should there be any movement truck, left Manchester today at identified, it could take 18 to 21 tons doned off the area, shooting At the start of Nickel’s home leave, 185/65R14 .‘68 205/75R15. ‘ 77 m sm u m iS! •235/75R15...... *47 a 0 5 6 0 H R 1 S ...... -1 1 2 2 2S /S 0VR 16 225/60HR14...... *1*8 or anything of that nature, we “ The cows are hollering all the OTHER SIZES AVAILABLE AT LOW. LOWPRICES about 3 a.m. and expects the trip to of grain a day to feed Just 1,600 occasionally into the air to clear administration officials noted that would give you plenty of notice,” time,” Aldridge said this morning. take about 18 hours. Once he’s high-producing milk cows. the way for ambulances. BIAS ALL* he had served since March 1982 Hi-PIRFOdMANa HEADQUARTERS HR-VR SPEED RATED he said. “ That’s not confirming ’ ’They’re hungry. We haven't lost there, the grain will be given to Emanuel Hirth, the general Jamal Hallak, 30. had Just a n d w a s overdue for " STEEL ' TIRES ^ SEASON Wm what you just asked." any cows, but they’ re real thin. Aldridge, who will help distribute manager of the cooperative, said walked out of his men’s wear store A78x13 VECTO R RADIAL W.We reasslgqment. 155/80R13...... *38 205/75R14...... M9 G78x15 .. *44 • B.F. GOODRICH COMP. T/A • DUNLOP GT QUALIFIER H • PIRELLI PG-P600/PS/CN36 In July 1985, the president Anywhere we can find something it to four or five farmers in he is not sure how much more his to buy cigarettes, leaving behind E78x14., 15S/eOR13 .‘SO I85/70R14.. 205/75R15.‘7O • SEMPERIT HISPEED • YOKOHAMA AOOIY352 Robert'Brown, a High Point, 165/80R13...... ‘41 215/75R14...... ‘54 H78x15... *46 .CONTINENTAL CV4I underwent cancer surgery when a to let them feed, we do. It's pretty cooperation with the Georgia De­ company will send. He said that his partner and salesman, when F78x14.. 16S/80R13 .‘S4 18S/7SR14.. 215/7SR1S.'74 • GOODYEAR EAGLE VR GATORBACXS • UNIROYAL RAUYE 340 •FULDAY2000 N.C., public relations executive 175/80R13...... *40 205/75R15...... ‘49 L78x15... *47 malignant tumor was found in his bad down here.” grain goes a lot further than hay, 175/80H13 .'55 195/75R14.. 225/75R15.‘77 ■ PIRELLI P7P700P7F • BRIDGESTONE POTANU • RIKEN RADIAL SO-tO-70 partment of Agriculture. the explosion occurred. and former aide in the Nixon White 185/80R13...... MS 215/75R15...... *53 G78x14 lower intestine. Aldridge is a Georgia farmer • B.F. GOODRICH EVROT/A • MICHELIN XGT • GENERAL XP2000H Mordasky was looking for a adding that one pound of grain “ I ran back through the smoke House, was mentioned first, but he and, like most of his friends in the 225/75R15...... *55 . CONTINENTRL CHA1CH51 • FIRESTONE FIREHAWKGT •MICHELIN MXV On June 21, the White House friend to drive with him, but said eqjrals about 10 pounds of hay in and found both of them burned at withdrew after questions were 235/75R15.....,^‘S7 announced that two small polyps drought-stricken south, he needs he would make the trip by himself nutritional value. But he realizes one com er of the shop,” he said, raised about some of his business removed from Reagan’s colon the help. 195/70R13. . 245/60R14___ ‘ 89 if he had to. that more is needed. sobbing hysterically. dealings. 205/60R13. . 225/70R15___ ‘ 82 previous day were benign. The Weil, some help is on the way. "Realizing the situation they’ fe “ It’s not a big deal,” he said of Thei^treet devastated today was Terence A. Todman, U.S. envoy 195/70R14. , 235/60R15------‘ 89 procedure was done at the Be- Bill Mordasky, a Stafford in, this is a charity donation,” said the delivery. "It'll help the four or the target five years ago of one of to Denmark and one of only six 205/70R14. 215/65R15___ »89 thesda Naval Hospital during a Springs farmer, left early this Bill’s father, John Mordasky, a five farmers who get it for about a the worst car bombings in Beirut black diplomats of ambassador 15S/80R13 . . 205/75R14. 215/70R14. 255/70R15___ ‘ 92 five-hour medical examination. morning to personally deliver farmer and a Democratic state week or 10 days. But if everyone of since Lebanon’s civil war began in 275/60R15___ ‘ 99 rank, said Thursday he would not 165/80R13 . . 205/75R15. 235/60R14. He also underwent blood-tests. about 21 tons of Connecticut grain representative from Stafford. us does at least this much, or even 1975. 175/80R13 . . 215/75R15. 225/70R14. YOU SAVE MORE! accept the appointment until the X-rays and other tests. Reporting to Blythe, Ga., where Aldridge Other farmers from Connecticut a little less, that’s what makes this That explosion, on Oct. 1. 1981. 185/80R13 . . 225/75R15. administration develops a more on those, the president's doctor, T. lives, to help southern farmers who have piled tons of hay on trucks country go.’ ’ killed 93 people and wounded 225. It 195/75R14 . . 235/75R15. credible opposition to the South 185/70-13 . . 225/70-15 ------‘ 67 Burton SmiUi said then. ’ "The are faced with one of the worst destin^ for the South in order to Aldridge said that he and his also wiped out a row of apartment African system of racial 205/70-14 . . 235/60-15 ------*69 results of all the other tests were droughts in recent history. help feed the cattle there. But father were happy to hear the buildings that were then used as segregation. 215/70-14 . . 275/60-15 ___ ‘ 79 normal and the president is in good The grain is being donated by the weather forecasters are predicting grain was coming. headquarters of security, informa­ After Todman’s statement. 235/60-14 . . BIAS P LY . COMPARE & SAVE! health. Central Connecticut Co-op more of the same arid conditions “ I don’t know how we’ll pay tion and finances of the Palestine White House spokesman Albert R. In addition to the two growths Farmers Association Inc. of Man­ for the South and farmers need these people back, but we really Liberation Organization. Brashear said no decision has been '■ :>L¥PiSTER LIGHT TRUCK removed in June, five other chester, which sells about 200,000 more feed to sustain their cows, appreciate it,” be sald.“ Wbat it’s A car packed with a quarter-ton made on a new South African 165/80-13...... ‘29 t I and RV RADIALS similarly small polyps were re­ tons of grain a year to its members chickens and other animals. going to take is a hell of a lot of of exploai vet blew up in the densely ambassador and said an announce­ 185/75-14...... ‘37 19S/70R13 235/70R14 . . . »79 moved from the president over the in New England and Npw York. "F ive or six of us have beef cows rain." populated Ein Rummaneh resi­ ment will be made "as soon as we 195/75-14...... '39 21S/60R13 225/70R15 .. . *72 TRUCK KAOfA past three years and were Judged The donation represents Just one in this area.” Aldridge, who owns What is today’s forecast? “ Hot dential district in Christian east find a person we think is qualified 24S/60R15...‘79l SIZE I SIZE i LRT8.18...... 205/75-14...... ‘41 205/70rtl4 336/86018...... benign. part of an effort by Northeastern about 375 cows on his 600 acres. and dry,” Aldridge said. Beirut July 28, killing 32 people and for the assignment.” 215/70R14 235/70R15 . . . ‘ 7 9 1 700.14 ' 800.16.5 87801S8...... 215/75-14...... ‘43 •6O01S6...... 24S/60R14 25S/70R15...‘82l 700.15 I 875.16.5 TRUCK 0CT0tAO9 225/75-14...... *45 Q78x15 I 950.16.5 700.18 8Fty 22S/70R14 27S/60R1S...‘89| 780.10 8fty 215/75-15...... *42 ' ------^78x15 10.16.5 800.18.8 • «y 225/75-15...... ‘45 8T8.1I.8 • Wy L78x1S I 12.16.5 •60.11.6 • «y 235/75-15...... *47 750.16 10.18.8 • Ply Reservoir trespassers trouble town TO D AY’S HERALD Headquaiteis lor STYLE AND PERFORMANCE RETREADS-GUARANTEED [ilKSoodrich MICHELIN XCA By Goarge Layng thew Lawrence of Glastonbury fracturing his right shoulder and A Whitewalls a 7.00018...... to prevent children from entering AS* m OUf low. LOW BICES ON THESE UNO OIHEK: ALL TERRAIN T/A WRANOLER SOO018.B...... *114 and Jahn F. Kirch Wednesday filed notice with the elbow and cutting his bead, which the area, adding that a small dirt Still worried I n d e x 155/60R13... n5/75*15 ..'H I M-ltWIS . '1JJ 205/75R15...^^- - *78 8.78018.6.: ...... *181 Herald Reparter* RllilUDSHE 175/80R13 • HMCKICMN m m • UmifNCt • BBS • CONCH! •00018.8...... *141 town clerk’s office that they plan to requred seven stitches, said Hart­ path that leads into the reservoir 30 9S0RIS *128 31 10R161 M4S 235/75R15...... ••0 336/86019..' ...... *118 Although terrorist attacks 20 pages, 2 sactlons "IRON-CLAD NO HASSLE" 1S5/75R14.... . CAROL SHflBY- CCNTCRtlNC • CRAGIR • ENKCI 31 10.S815 ..M M 3312816$ . M84 10R15...... MOO bring a lawsuit against Manches- ford attorney Robert J. Shluger, does not contain "no trespatsing” GUARANTEE 195/75R14... .[rSaOH-ET’ GOni‘ KCrSTONt‘ RIOIIO 1 \ Swimming in Manchester’s rer 'ter and Glastonbury for an injury who represents the family. signa. aimed at Americans traveling iA78x13 C78x14 205/75R14 ... I . MOTORSfORT- SUfCRIOR • SUftR lire • TRU SPOR{\ OUR BEST abroad have dwindled during the Arluir* Id 215/75R14... J servoirs is strictly prohibited, yet their son suffered June 19. The William Shea, assistant town The swing rope, which Shluger B78x13 56gx15 . WfOS TURBO • W£ID RRCING • \NISTIRH tin! Rloit!\\ summer months, Manchester area Riminmia 1A 078x13 078x14 24.88 225/75R14... We use special lire equipment for BATTERY that has not stopped youths from parents, whose identity was not attorney in Manchester, has re­ said looks like it has been there for < 215/75R15.... residenta are still reluctant to visit rilaaalflAH E78x14 ‘ 28.801 Q78x15 ‘ 33.88 alloy and other special wheels 60 Mos. Guar. taking repeated dips. Nor has the revealed, claim “ the town of fused to comment on the matter, years, should have been removed a 10-20 225/75R15.... ■ "w*>n...coaruum Europe or the Middle East. That’s rinmlra A F78x14 *31.88 H78x14 ‘ 36.88 23$/75R15... ‘THE LIVE ONE" regulation prevented two Glaston­ Manchester was negligent in their although be said it is usual practice long time ago, he said. 078x14 ‘ 31.881 H78x15 ‘ 36.88 bury parents from taking steps to allowing such a dangerous activity for the office to investigate all such "The land owner has to take the word from travel agents r.nnnM7tlnit 4 R $ 4 9 9 5 Comp, to 79.IS sue the town for an injury their son to remain, knowing that children clainu. reaaonabie atepa to prevent child­ surveyed this week. Story on page Pntartalnmant ,,, 11 With Eichsoge 3. INSTALLED FREE ■ o-'Z.l'*" ■“ suffered while diving into the regularly use the reeervoir for Young said the teenager should ren from coming in and uaing it,” F n r ii e 11 AVAILABLE FOR MOST CARS, Buckingham Reservoir this such purposes," according to the not have been swimming in the heaaid. “ Itiauaedaiotbychildren 1 n/*al naiiia !» 10 IMPORT & DOMESTIC I F°NTACTOR WNITt: Aunowr. notice. first place. Numerous signs are of Glastonbury.” Chence of thowert 1 rtMmry 9 NEILMELLEN “ If somebody wants to violate ^ The papers said the boy bad been MAI I t i ^ S T E R EAST HARTFORD VERNON \ W H E E ~ L ^ PreslOenl potted around the reservoir that In addition to tigna, however. DhUiiariaa in .swinging from a rope Into the Considerable cloudiness tonight the law, tbejr’re going to,” said ■ay awimming, and other activl- Young said the d^artm ent has npininn . R t i r e s with a 50 percent chance of 328 Middle Tpke. West 467 E. Main Street 295 Hartford Tpke. Kelsay Havas c. " “"-Y»Pof Need Robert Young, Manchester's wa­ Buckingham Reservoir in Glaston­ tiea, are restricted, he aaid. taken other atepa to crack down on Panpla 9 AMERICAN/tERICAN MADE W------HEELS Stratford, CT 0649/ showeri and thunderstorms. In front of Parkad# Shopping CIr. Located In lha K-Mart Shopping Ctr. AT DISCOUNT PRICES ter and sewer administrator. “ No bury — which is owned by "The town bad allowed a danger­ treapaasen. Thia includes shutting Located In Iho Warghousg Foods Plaza WHEELS FOR MOST FOREIGN Cell Toll Free Partly .sunny, warm and humid Spnrta 15-17 AOE CAFtS AVAILABLE matter what you do, unless you Manchester — when his foot ous condition to remain when they down a Manchester entrance to the MAO ------” 1-800-972-2245 Talawlainn 14 poet a guard 24 hours a day’ ’ the became tangled. knew or should have known about Ate, he aaid. Satuitiay with a 30 percent chance 646-8227 569-8710 872-2060 of afternoon showers and thunder­ Ilft/Wnrlri 70 oWii riH TiM L IHC. IFiai problem won’t be atonred. Instead of diving into the wafer, it,” said Shluger. He aaid the town : ALL STORES OPEN MON. & THURS The parents o f 15-year-qld Mat­ he crashed against the dirt bank. should have made a greater effort I‘teaie*tnni M page 10 storms. Details on page 2. Weather 2

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